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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

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LUMBER.

II ME subscribers having purchased the LUM
Der YARD on Nam street near the Bridge
formerly occupied by Mclean a Rice. respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared al all tunes
10 furnish all kinds of PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms for cash.
Attached 10 Tins yard .. an excellent planning ma.
chine which WI be conslaHuy supplied with ,eor.
he'd flooring, eeatler boarding ceiling DC which will
be sold for cash, as low as at any place in the Yves
tern eonnty All orders thankfully received an
promptly attended 10 L, S ROOT q co
Wheeling. August Ill
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

The with great many other kinds render stock
eef mo- hesitation IN saving that stock all selected and
~ which will enable sell as low prices any Yves, of M
any Of the above articles WI do We, 10 %
stock before purchasing eewhereas always ar
greatest of pleasure them and show stock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20
JOHN FISHER, "A gent,
BOONSDLLDR& SYAY1OMy
No. I:}3 Main street,
WHEELING, VA

I Yinvies his old
l received from The tas
Miscellaneous books Also Blank Books ana '
The following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

"HY WILL YOU DELAY7-And safler
w the wet, unhealthy weather to knit a
d sease IN your system, that is certain To carry
YOU 10 an unilmely gravel Has not experience
taught youl Has not ocular proofs convinced
YOU that Consumption is certain aeath TO all
whom II may encounter when left until late
perlodl
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring a remedy in due season. and arrest
the progress of that fell desuoyer2 A C0ld
which soon terminates in Coughing. whereby
soreness of the Threat and inflammation of the
Mucps Membrane Of the Bronchi is produced
and the Lungs rendered open to d sense. Thus
persons suffer themselves to procrastin tie until
deqh looks in az Hleir door, when will they begin
90 he concerned about their health, when in all
probability ltIs too late May all who have a
cold take timely warning and get rid OF 1t as
soon as possible.
Or Duncan's EXpeetorant Remedy. stands
before the public, tested By thousands and daily
used Ia almost every family throughout the d #
iercnt States for diseases Of
TIE CHEST AND LUNGS.
The vast amount sci IN this CITY, and that TO
so many PERSONS who come back and Obtain Il
bv the half dozen bottles, Is sufficient evidence
of It's wonderful efficacy
Call upon J b Il X MARSH,
% Mhgelinu
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

AFTER rcyrnng their sincere thanks 10 their customers mn
the patronage literally extended To them the fas yrar
'0aaton Of their patronage fa'ure. respectfully us. r
their present selected stock Of Boots Shoes Les-
as follows
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

90 Expenses Of Presidential electors 500
SrCrioN 9 From and after June | F., next,
40 money to be paid oul of the Treasury,
not herein specifically appropriated, AID all
former appropriation laws are thereafter
repealed.
SEcrIoN 3. In case the sums hereby
appropriated TO any particular object be
more than are required, The same shall not
5e applied TO any other purpose.
SECTION In order 10 enable the Legis
aiure hereafter 10 make specific appropria
tlons, the Heads Of Department shall here
AFTER on or before the 81 Tuesday in Janu
ry of each year furnish the same with a
letailed estimate of the contingent expenses
required for their several departments for
the succeeding wear.
SEcrIeN The State Treasurer is d
rected, on the last days Of June, September
and December 1874, 10 cancel $4,000 ol
the relief issues, and on the last days oi
March, June, September, and December, il
every year thereafter, a further sum g,
$50 ,0co, until the whole issue be cancell',
the amoun, deposited TO the credit of tht
The Stale, or in the hands Of collectors, ,shal
he deemed as money in the Treasury
II shall be the duty Of tho State Treasure
10 retain the several amounts respec,vel,
out of the receipts Of the quarter SO as ,C
IehecluaIlv secure the cancellation, and tht
sun Of Sl6o,o00 is appropriated to til,
payment OF domestic creditors certificates
provided there is sufficient money in tn
Treasury after paying the several other ap
Dropratlons.
SECTION Repeats so much of the ac
Of April 8, lS43, as relates TO the carceIla
lion Of relief notes, as is hereby supplied
and no cancellation shall take place in Ma
1914.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

ANY School Teacher out Of employment
will probably obtain situalion,by applying
TO the School Committee e Berwick. !
IS not necessary for the applcan, TO preseu
any proof that lie possesses the qnali6ca.
lions usually requited, if he can take three
j'ggers day at Mr.. Nlcely's, snd spree
of weeks duration, every monlh,to afford
the children heal,hfuI recreation, he will
probably be impluyed in the place of a
young man now in charge Of one Of the
schools, whose moral character is Of too
high ah order TO sui, the taste Of portion
Of this community. The applicant need moi
fear the r,crposition Of any authority, to
prevent his admission into The building, as
the committee will force him in through the
roof, if not through the door. AS no othe
town in the stale would accept Of teacher
such as is required here, single insertion
of this notice, it is beloved, will orng
host of applicants.
Berwick, April %, 1914.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

Sec II Allows one H(ur one drummer,
and one bass drummer 10 each battalion, for
which each To receive one dollar per day.
SEcTIcN lS. That the disbursements o.
J, zach aud every trigade inspector, shall be
re Ieraiiy limited az follows. they shall pay
TO each coenel or commanding officer of y
regiment for advertising spring training one
dollar;hey shall pay To each militia captain
or commanding officer Of a company, fsg
taking, the annual enromen! Of each per
son lawfully enrolled, one and half cents;
for furnishing copy of roll To inspectaior
one dollar; giving notice of annual training
ON the FIRST Monday of Nav, one
Collar, making te,uis Of absentees to brigaie
Inspector, one dollar; TO each adjutant for u
list of sbsenees OF field and siaiT officers TO
The brigade inspector, Cor each battalion, fifty
cents. to earh Of which i,ems herein relerr
4 ~ to, the said captain and adjutant mu1
be severaIy qualified 10 its correctness by
the brigade Inspector; at The time of de.
livery.
Sec. 10 Allows Volunteer Companies
inruding RIfemen, ffer, drummer and
PASS drummer.
Sec. 20 & 81 Provides for the appoint,
ment OF company officers, and the enroll
N-menl OF companies where the Commanding
officers refuse or neglect 10 DO So.
Sec. % lnhecS "A fine upon captain
for no, returning his roll to the Brigade Ia
spec or,ten do'lars,-lor not retnTning lis
Of absentees, fifty dollars.
Sec. % Relates 10 the duty OF the Adju
tsRt General.
Sec. "a Relates 10 the formation Of con
papies.
Sec. 25 Makes provision for the dlstri
button of The surplus funds among the vol
unleer companies.
Sec. 26 Makes it The duty of Brigade Ii
, s2scIor 10 collect all public property.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

DIVIDEND.

NOTICE is hereby gvel to tho Stakeholder
~ IN the company for erecting Bridge owe
the North East Branch of the river Susquthan,
between the town of Cattawissa and the mouth o.
Fishngcleek, that the Managers have this day dc
clared dividend of SsUenty-fiee Cents Ecr Sh0r.
for the as' six months, (equol to q per cent pc
annum) which will BE paid said stockholders 0
their legal representatives at the 1Ieasurors Ofic,
on or after the 18th inst
EZRA 5. HAYHURST, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Cauawissa, April |, ls44.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
A DOZEN REASONS,
Why Henry n. Muhlenberg should be
elected lie neIt COuernor

|. Because from his youth up he has
Uniformly acted with the Democratic party,
never once deserving the sacred principles
he in early lille imbbed lroms his patriotic
ancestors.
2 Because he has uniformly, in all the
relations of life, public and private, main
aimed character unsulied by single
stain, and is proof and bulwark' against all
the assaults Of parlIZan malevoence.
3. Because in the Congress oI the United
States he batlled side by side with Andrew
Jackson against the encroachmens Of the
United States Bank, sustaining him in his
veto of the re charter and in the removal VI
he deposiles.
4. Because ho is strongly committed
Tainsl the assumption OF state debts, thar
dangerous and sIley heresy, by which Eu
Iropean stock jobbers expect pecuniary en-
lrichment, although it will inevitably entail
. national debt upon the country from which
q horn generations would strive in vain for
/ y nthralmenl.
/ 5. Because he is pledged by his pas, acts
alnsl the constitutional right Of the Geneg
| Government to embark in ruinou:
schemes OF Internal Improvement, having
warmly espoused General Jackson's veto oj
The celebrated Maysvilc road bill.
6. Because he is the friend of economy
nd relrenchmenl in the public expenditure:
"a order that labor may be lightly bur,hen.
| ed.
| 7. Because lie is devb,edly attached t,
Ihe fair fame and honor of his native slalt
| is favorable 10 the honest payment o.
very. dollar Of the public deb.-aud the
sacred preservation OF state iaith,as the rs
duty Of an enlightened people and an homes
government.
! 8. Because his name is well and favorah'y y
known ia all the financial circles OF Europe
md his elevation 10 the Chair Of STATE,
would, of itself, exercise a highly salutl- !
influence upon public credit.
| o. Because he is pre- .eminently gerfsE1s
hearted and philanlhropc in his maj slt
his heart beats warmly in unison with itc
interests and feelings Of The masses-he !,
he poor mus (riend--and the benelacl
o' the down.lrodden and oppressed.
| 10. Because he IL ready al all times, an
nnder all circumstances, 10 support NEE
aIes Vlal VIII eHaole Hohtsl lhuuslIy to i'<
AS adequate reward, having never once EG9s
got The golden rule, ,hal the iaIorcr i
srOrihy Of his hire
! IL. Because he is in very word fsf
deed a republican Of lhe good old jeff,
school.
l2. Because he is eminenIly qualified
education, habit, and expe%, for a I,
Ifnl and compelgnt adminis. .F5lInn of Ots
ste goyernmenl-in which respect he ha.
vastly the advantage of his incompetent ant
inexperienced competitor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
NOTICE.

TENHE Commissioners Of columbia 'couniy hcreli, |
give notice, TO all concerned that the Boartl
II Revision associate Judges d commissioners
have made the following arrangement for holding
he appeals for the respective townships in said
County, viz
For the township of Mahoning, on Monday, the
9Th day of May next, at the Commissioners oillcc
Danville.
For the township Of franklin on Tuesday lh,
1th. at Mensch's school house IN said township.
For the township of Cattawissa on Welncsda,
L ehsth, at the House of Stacy Margarum IN
Caltav ssa.
Fol- the township Of Roaring c. eek, on Thursday
the 9th,at the House OF Adams Gable in said tp.
For the township Of Miflin, OIL Friday, the 10th
at the House of John Keller IN said township.
| For the township of Briercreek on Saturday, the
lt at ihr place of holding the Spring Elections in
| the township
For the township Of Bloom on Monday the 18th
at the House Of Robert Hagenbuch, in said tp.
For the township Of Montcur on Tuesday, the
Nth at the House uf Leonard lazarus, in said 70.
For the township of lIemlock, on "Wednesday
the 10Th at the House of John Mcleynolds il
sad twohship.
For the township Of NJ. Pleasant, on THURSDAY
the 9th at the houec Frederick Miller, in said Up
| For the town - sc o argt on Friday, the I'm
For the township ofFishng creek on Saturday
the lSth, at the House Of Daniel ecler in said tp.
L For the township Of sugaroaf, on Monday, th,
20th at the House of Ezekiel ioe, in said tp.
For the township of Jackson on Tuesday, th,
, st,at the House of Joshua Savage in said tp.
r For the township Of Grccnwood,on "Wednesday
{ the ED, at the House OF Joseph Lemon, In said u
p For the township of Madison, on Thursday, tht
23th at the House Of John Wcllivcr, in said tp.
For the township of Derry, on Friday, the 24lh
: at the House of Jacob Scdle, il said township.
vi For the township of Limestone, on Saturday,lh
; 25h at the place Of holding election for said tp.
!. For the township Of l.ibery,on Monday the 27tl
at the House of Hugh McElruth, in said township
FoI the township of Valley, on Tuesday tn
2slhat the House Of John Maus, in said tp.
JACOB DEMOTT,
JOHN B. EDGAR,
SAMUEL MEARS.
Il Commissioners.
,AHesi,
T.. MENDENHALL, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
DanVlIe, April 2O,tS44.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

THE Warren OF Mns. WAsHfSGToN
The editor of the New York True
Sun has examined a watch worn through
her connections, and is now owned by
Mrs. Webster, daugher-in-law of The
late Noah Webster. Under the dial i,
engraved l74l, showing the watch to
be lo3 years oid--it is sylinder, hori-
zon'al, capped, jewelled, and gold case,
very plain, and resembling in shape the
ordinary small sized bulls eye.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
40 CONTRACTORS.
Attention.

BLOoMsBURG RANGERS, you are hereby
commanded to meet for dri in BloomSbuIg, on
Saturday. The Hh day Of May nert,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ wirh arms and acout-ements in
good order. by order of
Capt JOHN HAZLET.
April l3, 1874,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

LIBERALITY.--The Hon. Samuel
WlIis,on has given the sum OF $4,000
% the Academy that bears his nane, Al
E,shamp,on, Mass; making The whole
amount given by him since its establish
meni, $50, 900
Our rich men do things differen,ly;o
rather they don't do things that way.
Wha, they give iS-nolhing 10 no
body.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
NOTICE..

IS hereby given to the Stockholders in the Com.
any 70. erecting a Bridge over the north cas-
anch Of the river Susquehanua between th.
wn ofCatawssa and the mouth of Fishing creek
hat a meeting of said Stockholders will bo held
4e house now occupied by Jacob Dyer in til,
town Of Cstawissa, on Monday, the sixth day O
May next between the hours of o'clock and 81,
o'clock II. NJ, for the purpose of electng one Pres
rent six managers, one Treasurer and one Secre.
Try OF sald Company, for the ensuing year
EZRA S. HAYHCRST, Secretary
Marc 80 ,lS44.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

Ms hereby given that have purchased at consta
bic sale, as the property of John Karns, the fol-
lowing articles, and have eft the same in his pos
session during my peasure:-one yoke of oxen one
lot of boards on Fishing creek about 5000 feet
one lot of boards at C. Ashes mill, Of about 5,oOt
feet one tanning mill, one cutting box, one plough
one Harrow, one -S1 saw, and one sled.
WM ,MKELYY.
May 2, l844-2.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
TIE SATURDAY MUSEUM.


1t is with uneigned satisfaction on the part of the
Pfopiietors, Editors and Regular contributors of
the saturday Nuseum that their hattr is now OIL
ered to rs numerous subscribers, under such at
rangemen,s as will place it beyond all rivaship a.
mong Ameficen Weekly Newspapers. Certain
features IN the Typography having heretofore been
doplcd IN the Museum, which it is now considered
'APedIent and more consistent with good taste 10
abandon. The sections into which the paper was
ilvldeu, occupied much valuable space, which Nv
tue present condensed arrangement of the matter
increases The amount Of reading In ever number
nearly four columns, equal in the cuursc Of year
to two duodecime volumes ui lhtce hundred pages
each.
With ihis change in the museum we have the
pleasure OF announcing also, eneml impro' event
ia oil its departments, with additional nd-
vanlasas exclusively presented in this iouinal -
! taey are briefly exhibited under the following
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
A G E N r S.
NOTICE.

yUNlIE co-pmtnership of Furry Brown having
been dissolved by mutual consent, it becomes
no- .ssary that e accounts of the concern shoull
be closed Immediately. As the subscriber has th'
looks OF the firm in his possession and Is authoriz
ed tn collect the debts, he requests all persons IN
debted to call and pay the demands against then
without delay. ,
Bloomsbury, May A, ls4l-2.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04

SNUFF Box FROM PoTAToE SxINs.-
Alta recent meeting of the Brooklyn
Institute, Mr.. Partridge presented to
he Society a snuf.box, made from the
skins of potatoes by hydraulic pressure.
The box was highly polished, aud neat
ly finished. The culest Yankee nigh,
examine It, and guess for a week, and
then Ne unable to tell the material froa,
which it is manufactured. 1t is o
German make.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04


Fraud.- Another hauc exploded in Wal
street Yesterday. Il seems that McQueel
a. Mckay; a house Of some standing in DE
mott, have made large purchases Of produ"S
an various western places making their pay
mems by their drafts al thirty days sight Oh
X. Hoyland, No Wall street. Thirty ent
Of these drafts, each for thousand dollars,
we're passed 10 house in Cleveland, in
payment for pork. The produce purchased
was not in all cases taken away by the
purchasers, but receipts taken for il as on
deposit, promising 10 deliver the property
Mckay and Mcqueen, or order. Sever
i Of these receipts were negotiated with
commission houses here, Hoyland was
here TO accep, The bills, but no, 70 pay them
thirty five. thousand OF them bvtame due
Yesterday; and were protested for non
payment and lloyla is moi 10 be found.
The whole amount OF drafts known here
TO exis, is about $4,000 The cash advan
ces upon the receipts is something lass; SO
that some $50, 900 has probably been reali'
zed by The operation. Journal Of Com
merCe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-05-04
Brandreth'S Pills.
nYfrrt-pn nL uE Ar I'm


MEEALTH is characterised in an individual by
X the absanc of all pin, suffering, or election
lin any part of his body; by the free and regular ex
ere of bis nctions wi lout any exception
They consist in having a good appetite at meal
Idmc an easy digestion, free excavations, without
loo or Corveness at least in every TWEEN
y.iour hours, and without head yhess, or burning
lat re pc age, the ce ilue of tie water without
acrimonv or burning, and without a reddish sedi-
ment which is Z ways a sign of present or an an-
aroacbing pain; quiet sleep without agitation or
ioblegome dteams; no taste of bile or other bad
aste in the mouth u on r;9ing in the morning; no
/. ournc ) or dsae rceabe rising OF the stomach; o
3 n tong ,e; sw ct bleah no itching, pimpcs or
OTIS on the skin; no piles; 70 burning heat upon
nv part of he body TO exec ssive thirst when un-
q, posed to labor or other Known cause; no inter-
lption to any natural eyacua on, nor pain at their
I,.,odcal return.
Where the state of the system does not harmon
/. e with the above picture of health, ii Is of the
ea'est imp0 ance that no time he lost IN scnLing
OF a doctor or in he use of foolish remedies too
en- the result of specu aon; instead of this course
ci dose Of BRANDRETH'S PILLS be taken,
ch will not deceive, but will at once restore
&c; Il 10 e organ or part lat require It,
Al who wish to preserve their health, I'll who
are dete ed to de d their life rgainst the en-
reach meEts oil setse WHICH III Sht sehu lneu pre-
n5turely to the grave, will without hesitatlon have
course to The Brandre Pi whel the state OF
, svslc m does not harmonse v tn The above pic
. q of health.
Those who live in a co try where contagious OF
ner diseases Prevail should en- think of this
@ picture ofhealth, and observe himself with par
- ar attention, in order to act accordingly. The
Use and rightly directed will follow this advice
..c unwise are to thei- own destruction,
ENTS.
WashngtOn-Robert Mkuy.
JerJeytoNn--L. Il A. T. Bi al
Dmve-E. b. Reynolds IL Go.
Cattawi &C. G. Brobst.
Bloomshurg-J.R r. Meyer
Limestone-Babbil & M'Ninch.
Buckhorn-.M q. Shoemaker.
May 4, ls44-2.