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Il sIdNEU0YEKHi

ed pale and ghaSts
~ object, caused BY
splitting blood, and most
violent cough, win night sweats,
a hoaneness and sound OF the yoieo
indicating au alarming state Of disease:
Gle Waspain with me, and stated
thar / had hut a few days 10 liye; my sister, who
my anxious care taker, made inquiry where she.
would be most likely obtain the most certain rr.ef,
she told Of Dy siocyTe's Compound Syrup q wsa
for the cure OF coughs cclds consumption spng OF blooo
fiuenza papitaon OF the heart whoong cough uckhne OF
rising the throat bronchtes asthma weaknrss OF
the sysfsm impaired constitution from any ccuse
md TO peryo,s from filling into DECLINE rs was n-
torned " this medicine failed in the cure my LIE was
~ S,9gnes Syrup then procured and ts % w no,e %
my cough had Jeff my strength mrroyed that
was able 10 af he fresh and IN sborr TIM rntty re-
covered my former health For eorroboalen o ne truth OF
the above saent can call SISTER who lives IN ~
nper street, one door below Race phiad liz ,.,,
ISAAC Nib AN REEVES.
Ss eau0S1 VIZ e ss for The sl M ,o@ GS
valuable are fictitious and counerfeit prepared only by Dr.
9wayne whoss Office the northwest corner oi Eighth and
Hace streets Philadelphia AgeutsDr W. II. Minor corner
owery NJ York; T. B. Warner 2o5 geecker street. N
Peson Harrison 72o Broad Newark, N il Benjamin
IT, Pisrc. sanwix Hall, MaIdsa Lane albany. n. York;
cester Mass; James Green Co. Woreeste Mass Grant *
Bockes Poughsepsie NJ York; Hoiiidge Buffalo N York;
Wm Montgomery, LansingbnfF n nor1; Z =. rrNdirey.
H. J. Brewer. Springfield, nlass r HAY Cos Bos.on,
Mass; W pa.sbury Lowell, Mass JasPsrC Ayge Lowell
Boston, Mas; r. M Cohen Co.. Chsre.ton, 9. 9.
serft1 1rn+s
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IAND OFIfTHALNIC SUHUEUN,
No. 81 Chsn2berset. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK,
ONFiNES his practice 10 DISEASES THE Eye, and Ope-
~ rarons upon that Organ apdis appcndsges Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight devoted his aften
ton almost exclusively c bis important branch Of ts Pio:
sistant and later practising ChaIleson c. FoR OPERA-
rioYs tstrsbismgs casIas. Se and tSsanent charges
ME imsec -. - =
DR C0RgITr may be eossulted eondntisily as his Ot
are respectfully informed that Dr. Corbitt member Of tho
University Of the City Of New York and that ne has exclusive
" confined his practice from being general to the treatment of
certain classes e dss.ses over eleven vsa II the city q
medicine do than to he found in his
actce The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
OF mseary, kas housaEds Of ,ictms Recent
days I,ovsd entirely om The sXssm Sss that
not by penders and quack there several Of them in this
city Persons afflicted with protraced and inveterats cases
Corb Apacses Of many year. he the
Doctors profound attention medicine may be had
vent q d..ease of i.s fcrns si8 smtrc
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THE ia PplNESS OF MANKIND

IHM Ha PplNESS OF MANKIND.
+ IYER COMPLAINT, M Jasadee, Dyspepsia. Caneers,
asd Bones Diseases Of the Throat and Nose Of wever dur
tion and extent whether internal cxteal the dlfcn
cases Of Surssry etis srcrssfut treatment of Sch ohe
ne have MssaSs 70 Shdn and
w be afforded Tor patients y FREE rec Of charge APPean, must re
he has his extensive Chemical Laboratory and his Large Drug
store The sqscrbe compounds all his celebated German
~ ~ -. =. .-. SOLOMON Ht,INE, M. D.. = n.
Member Medical Society City and Stats Of New York
o25 m -vt' R-ade
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COAL SrOVEs-FOR HALLS, PARLORS, !
*, CHURCHES, PUBLIC Rooms. SC.


e. ass sfs y
ss%sesd s s sFs dss; ssd a ss :;saa
st 70. yss scsas
sSsa al % Gs q e hs
III han % s ns ssa a s
any yet offered the puhc together ith complete
'''en s'''s. JANIS It s'ffiisiisS'N HSDs No III .tr
os j. ssi ss As ss:osp Nshs aud Other y
ENULl.3h, tKEslCH AND ala EIiiIs.N
sHlpPING ~ AGEMoY AT LIVERPOOL,
ss q % sss assiiy i ss 4s Assa
a az, and Ws NV gss ssHoIasa @ Ag@:,
g ssssas
si.dss n sSsss & s
! ,h.,, ..r.r,, ONES. sssss g isIfsss IAfRAMst " co.
.. .s !. s::. 7 Rss';s:
No. IS sAaeAs' s. Norwich ri MsR Il MsjR T. sMiFai MMi5Fsaii
Liverpool May /. igli.
sTa ss S' s2 sas Ga ssy ssSg Ss
afts non @ d tss Syspoes sss.s rscDiaI adoi
& 'Gs q! Lsd ssd S S ss ss a sSa
department. o tr business HAS Tlr corsTasT AND rrsso
mas 81 ~ SsssSqiS yS M,.
ADAMS Co, by which all Gcoas pasging through hsir
Lyeool house for Ansrcs by the Seamshs and ots
la will have the mmediae ard puuctua attention Of their
gard Agents .ssTs sfaams Co. Bosl0n and New York.
ard will thereby be irse irop. delay and high charges
whatever with Mr. y g. Jnsk-rras Of Liverpool
WlLtMtk & SNlIEPS ENGLISH EAtHESSES.
private txrres,ss to and from London with mpo,tnt ne
Pix HOURS, Offer tho American Pubc aud Covenlinert
er sesycss for the safe and rapid transmission Of important
@ os n {. cs s
and hours generally in advance Of the
inh mails to London. MIR. EDWARD WILMER, who Is
Ameroa IL prepared to afford nny information upon this
subject and Iccury for the due all such
nav bs entrusted 70 his Liverpool establishment
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TO SHIP MASTERS.

7 ,.
rTNHE CHE APh5r READING IN THE WORLD-Tbe
l. rEOpLt's ANNUAL; Or LADIES' co NPANTON.
Elegantly bound cloth gilt back AID sides with Gorgeous
Steel tnaviugs aud sele1t Musct00 pages ocavo
lain sriie es from pens Of the most eminent American
wIsrs, cry subject OF inte.tst or amusement a
Ptcn nfy appropriate lot the approachil holidays.
m iiase .upilied liberal by apllcaion to the
pubisher ice Fnlton street. tsEt 'f.t''
Back numbers Of the LADIES' COMPANION for sale cheap
10 News Boys t@ N% n23 stis*rc
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10 MEDLCAI1 AIJVICE. -
DOCTOR LAERT il still con6dentialy consulted his
old Office G. Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases of delicate his being mild and
judicogs requires neiter restraint in diet him
drance from business pursuits Recent cured in
days. egsrsa -. 80 NtiNa ~ ns@rl~ ,st-e .st
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent the passions Of inds-
Greet youth and thereby causing nightly emissions. and event
his object being the systen mentally aud bodily,
that state Of yig0r nature originally deagned. . "a
patient being the Least swsTe somsmes caused BY mares
neglect Of the parties themselves are by the Dr. cecuay
cured, without pain Inconvenience
The Doctor being of the few qualified advertising Sur
yeons hccty guarsn.esa perfect cure made
Letters enclosing fee laiely attended and
medicine with advice Gent 70 sny part Of the United States
Office. t3 Gold street. Open from All. 70 9P.M. s
o30 llnx ire ''1.s... sl.-..a -rttt.
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DUTATOES-l00o bushels very sureror Irish Potatoes
landing ship Siddons, from Liverpool aud or sale N
n2j re " X COLLINS & 90. 80 South st.
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r,rn.po nrnp,, NEWLY AL.
sa. GlLsEY takes this opportunity OF re-
a S 'sy nnss ns,gws hum 4. inou
where he has constantly hand the choc stoc q, sey.s
n cly ~ any quantity. and shall happy 70 receive con
y 1851 i~'~is' nl0 4tSu@ec
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..,i '.e NOTICE. i.i.- ii
HE PUZZLE is 5especttay informed ha. the First Ball
witake place at Tammany nall, Fiday Evening Decem
Der 18th, 1874. +" ..''- ~ -+ n2l 3sm
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TO MILITARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS,
'.rs'. Mus CLANS, LECTURERS, Ne
NEW AND RASIIiO ONABLE BALL AND CONCERT

MOTTO E.-Emgrant Boarding House Keepers and those
L~who ia the practice Of accommodating Emigrans are
requested 70 leave wh the Of the British Pro-
tectve EmgIant Society," their Office, No II Pine street.
particulars Of what accommodation they offer for the emi.
grants comfort, TO board lodging &C. and the rates Of
ChAkgea I. n. .. !. !. /. ] ] ! &c
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FRENCH CHINA.
Il '.--,' 7- KEMOVED no
NO. 66 LIBERTY STREET,

(IP yTAIHB.y
ADALESME, Importer ard Agent for anufactufef5 has
H. always hand large OF dinner and
i r,aia white and gt french poIeslsia well DHngr and
Sfsrf. vi TT
siso ssrcy Tea ses and Rich Decorated Dinner se,s
Also Tea aud Chocolate Ware Gesk twnc and Americas
SnaAe. 4, f,M.l I.
All he trI w,rrssted Of r best quality esd to b
sold ON liberal tsrla and in lots to snitpuychasers,
s.s smS~< t4.....
MIR HENRY PHI i.LiPs-lhe sasilos Grand Plsno5orte
u ever mad4 brought Cou England by this ceiebuted
cast, il now b.. sold, and may be the Panoorte
Warerooms Of Sodsrt, Worcester Duabai, l Broadway
...... .-s.
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To THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
PROCR EATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

To THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
A APROCREA ELIXIR CORDIA i.
THE greatest discovery p medical science is that Of M. M
barenhess except indeed in of msormeon, whiM
extremely rel The invaabe aud universal sucuess Of nj.
Elixir Cordial in every instance OF producing that state of
who for years pned chdess onenss has fully
the fact that what is usually termed rsnnsss cgIatle "
he Of he PIoss,ys Elixir GGISs i nssas ia% ,a j.
various train Of complaints arising from !ncs or i'm
nudec It's ard nvariabe its recommenda-
tion The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well esta-
nges sufficient evidence Of s excellence and the
n which is held IL Is pleasant and agreeable TO the ases
Ths padsrssaid only authorised agent in s country
For the Of those residing Of tho city ts in
for by mall with full direction for preparing.
Price Of package So, making tres bottles s-iT -
letters neis 1isfEEafls "a f'sss;s
NB-Ladiss calling for tho "Elixr viii Be- waited On 81
lady in attendance. te@t 90 lmsec
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT HEADg OF HAIR.
CHARLES RIDGWAY, ea, S.
HAIR CUTTER AND VIC MAKER,
tLATE OF l7S BROADWAY, HOWARDS' HOTEL,)
.r \, No Ia Wall Street, ,ssat
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
~ r. wishes to inform those gentlemen who have not tried
peor all principle and style. being strictly accord
the most approved European modes now pactsed IN
London Paris &c &c Wearers Of Wigs particularly re-
Invented and practically spilled b. him. aud not 70 BE- had II
any other establishment the universe. They
advantages over all Others not requiring auy easnc spng al
ways retaining their t and csnnot ssbly turn up behind
X s!.s Is ssssTs' Obs s'''hs' psrans's' &c. &C.
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For sALE-A quantity Of Navy Bread and Oatmeal, at
l. moderate. APPLY 10 q -fH','- 80 FM
n20 &c '.s,e JOHN HERDMAN, 6I. South st.
EUR 5sLtrOn board the ship Vied de " on ust arrives
,dr9m Have ego bushels first qualisy E!epeh
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SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC AkIICLE FOR
THE. GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS, CLE,AN AND SOFTEN THE
HU M N hAlR,
And otherwise improve aud render Splendid Ornament to
-, ,,.,,,, . 49,, 49,, both seyest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

READER we ssi thee shilling bottles, thar You may know
~ this not Of the sr hubncs o. ihs day at 81 we
tae following qua;ec sit will force the hair %
e where nature ateded hair to gr0w stop lug OH, cure
Fer dse.sins the hair soft and silky aoag e.cssds this
ndc.d the economical, article made Tor the
hair il cheaper than the trash called hair oils aud will
keep the hair order with application twice as long any
other article made. s7fN
soidcice shiliings bctea the .ign Of the Ams
rican Eagle ~ Chatham New York; l3y Fulton street,
Hrookyn Stale Boston; Ledger BudiuGs, phladel
phia: aud lease, Broadway. Albany. nl2 lm$ec
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NO.. 2S5 BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE
NOTICE TO THE LADIES. -
= .1afrJI1ST RECEfVED .'es~

PARENNE. & Co. iii Grand street. corner Of Broadway
II havr The honor inform the ladies' Of New York they vii
open Thursday. the 2lst inst Gases Of PARTISAN
BoNNETS and handsome, assortment Of rich RIBBONS
(of &c coming Just received by the Francois premer
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HURE FOR BRONCHITIS, CEOUrAND WHOUPiNa
COUGH-pJ. BOWS Linimen. is an iniabls aud speedy
uua.s,g, gradws. ec University and eminent
tsng phys Clan al Anwick Northumberland; Besides hun
dIels Of Witnessed in pIvae aud extensive in
its efficacy. DIR. Bow has ao, dictionary letters from dsn
gn shed individuals in apd America. syouchng
with tons for using No ei5 Broadway and
is5 Chatham street New Yoe "a 81 VIAL 81 double
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Tailor,

wv OULD respectfully inform the
citizens of Bloomsburg, and it's
vicinity, that he still continues TO carry on
the above business, at his old established
stand on the corner Of Main and East
streets. Having received the LaTES7
PHILADELPHLA and NEJG YORK
FASHIONS, in connection with Scott q
Wilson's Highly Improved patent for cu,
ing garments IN the mos, fashionable man
ner, warranted TO fit without any possibility
of failure, and feeling assured from his lonl
experience IN the business that work exc
cuted a, his shop, will never be complained
of, he hopes, by siric, attention to businese
to receive share of public patronage a
heretofore.
npN. B. CASH, and all kinds o.
COUNTRY PRODUCE; only taken ii
payment for work done, at The market pri
ces. Charges for work moderate to sui
the times.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 8, ls43. 20
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BEE HIVES
a New Kind.

THIS is one of the best constructed Zee hives
ever invented. 1t is SO arranged, thaI you can
.Jraw from the bees. honey at any season. OF the
year without any injury to them. II also prevents
ihe bees being injured by the worms The subscri'
ber is now prepared to dispose OF township or
single rights in the following townships on the
mos, reasonable terms Bloom Hemlock, Liberty
Jefferson, Mt Pleasant, Greenwood Orange
Fishing creek, ugarloaf and Jackson
lie also keeps them on hand, ready made, which
| he will sell cheap.
lie has in his Bee house, several swarms OF bees
ln operation in hives of the above descriptions
,.birb he would invite the public to call and ex'
amino. for he believes that all who do so, will ut
once acknowledge thatthe are the bess hives now
~ 0' GEORGE LILLY,
B!oomsburg, April 10, lsl4'
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E'a'GsaaRESaa
HOUSE,.
bloomsbury, Columbia DO. Pa.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends. and the public generaly;thal he has
taken that well known stand, in Blooms
burg, formerly kept by William Robson
and that the House and Stables are under
going a thorough repair As his bar viii
always be furnished with the choicest o
Liquors, and his Larder with the best the
market affords, and having good SlabInt
and attentive hosltre, he with confidence
invites ala to call and test his ability as
caterer for the palate and stomach, aud fiat
ters himself that none will leave dlssalsfi
ed with their treatment,
The worth of the pudding is told IN the eating,
,ome give il trial, there will be no cheating;
Beast and Man shall always go away rejoicing,
Swearing by the powcrs,hey'I call on returning.
NJ. SILVERTHORN.
June 8, ls41-7. 3m'
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have purchased al
Constable sale, as The property OF John
FuIlmer; and have leh the same in his pos
,ession during my pleasure aud forbid any
person taking il from him either by pur
chase or Otherwise, wi,hou, my consent.
One third seven acres wheat in the ground
five acres of.rye in the ground; three acres
4 cofn.n n the ground; -four acres OF buck
wheat in The ground; three lourhs of an
,cre of potatoes in The ground; about three
housand feet of inch boards; three bnnches
# shingles; one ton Of hay and seven acres
II grass in meadows.
ABR'M. YOUNG.
July l6, 1914.
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WWTHEREAS, the Hon. JosrPa p. ANTHONY
Wv President of the Court of Oyer and Ter,
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peaccand Court of Common Pleas
md Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district,
Composed Of the counties Of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon
William Donaldson and George Mack, Es-
luiles, Associate Judges in Columbia county have
ssued their prAcept bearning date the 27th day Of
Apirl In the year of our Lord one thousand
light hundred and iorty-our and to directed, for
holding
a Court of Oyer and Ierminer, and Cen
erai Jail Delipery, General Quarter
Sessions of the Peuce, Common Pleas
and O,phdn's Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County of Columbia,
on the third Monday Of August Aext, being the
18Th lay aud to continue one weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given TO
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Con-
stables of the said county of Columbia. thai they
be then and there in their proper persons at III
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records. inquisitions and other remembrances, to
those things which TO their offices appertaln TO
be done. And those that are bound by recognl
zance, to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia
are to ne then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just Jurors are requested to be pune
ual in their attendance, agreeaby 10 their notices
Dated at Danvillc. the l2h day Of July in
the wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-fou and in tho 6s year
of the Independence of the United States
of America.
IRAN DERR Shelf,
SHERIFF's OFFIcE, Danye
July l2,lS44.
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THE MARKETS,

Particular care is taken to procure the earliest
dvices in reference to the prices of all kinds OF
Grains, Provisions, Produce &c. the state Stocks
Banks, Money, and Lands; and our extensive ar
rangements will hereafter render our Prices current
of inestmable value to the Traveller, Farmer, and
all Business classes whatever
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Chair NIanufaCtOry,
CHAIR MANUFACTORING

CHAIR MANUFACTORlNG
BUSINESS at the old stand Of b. q s. HageI
buch, where he will be ready al all times
TO furnish Fancy 81 Windsor Chairs, Set
ices, Boston Rocking Chairs Sc, Of every
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign d
Ornamental Painting, and House PaPerlng
IN superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he nailers himself ihs
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in The country, all Of which he vii
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from distance will bf
strictly AID punelually attended TO.
B, HAGENBU0H.
BIoomst urg, Dec. 80, lS43'
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all concerned. that have
"A left in the possession of Jacob Shoemaker dur
ing my pleasure, one MuIey Heiier, one Dining Tia
BILE, one Bedstead and Bedding, and one Beauro
and forbid any person taking them from him, eithe
by purchase or otherwise, without my consent
EISY SHOEMAKER.
Gune %, ls44.
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Our Eurcpean Correspondent

Our especial European Correspondent, resident
n London, keeps supplied with the earliest issues
md materials for enriching our departments with
hoice Literature and Variety, and giving TO Eml.
grants, as well others, correct and connected
iccount of whatever occurs otinterest either al
lhome or abroad.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
Extraordinary Inducement,

Three copies of the Saturday Courier,l yearor
one copy foi three years. S5
Seven copies of the Saturday Courier year 10
Twelve Is
Seventeen 20
Two and |
copy of GOdey's Lady's Book, or Grohnm's
Magazine
Five copies of the Saturday Courier and copies
OF Godey's Lady Shook, or Graham's Maga-
zine 10
Two copies ofthe Saturday Courier,& / copy
of the Ladies National Magazine
Five copies ofthe Saturday Courier, copy Of
| Godeys Lady's Book, or Graham's Maya
| zine, and one ccpy of the Ladies' National
! Magazine IL
Five copies Of the Saturday Courier, and
copy of Frost's new Pictorial History of
| America, So book lC
nPIn fact, whatever offer is madeby any Other
Family JournaLat all approaching in worthy beauty
or preensions, to the SATURDAY COuRiER,w will be
furnished by us
The SAruRpAr COURIER has become so well
and favorably known through triumphantly popu-
lar course of thirteen years, that it would be super
fuous 10 say much on that subject here. We
NAV remark, however,; that to the industry, talent
and enterprise which have for years kept this pape
bright exempar for all its imitators will constant
ly be added the productions of every available
writer, and continued judicious and liberal Expen
d,ures will constantly be made, as well in the
Literary as the Typographical departments. Oui
means will enable US TO be in advance of al
others
Original Domestic Tales, Essays &c.
Every number contains several praclici
| Domestic Tales, Essays, or Sketches, from
such pens as + S ARTHUR Esq. one OF
most popular Tale.wr.ters in Amerlc;
Henry W Herbert Esq, Dr.. James NJ
Henry, Professor lngraham, John Frost, |
H.. d., Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. Mrs
VI. ST. Leon Loup, and indeed most of Ih'
writer's in this county or Europe.
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To Farmers, Gardeners. sc.

Our increased size gives us much more space 10
indulge in our favorite subject of tling the bounte-
Gus earth, aud especial attention is paid to Agrlcul-
ture, Horticulture Horticulture, and the culture OF
eyefy thing calculated to improve and benefit man
Ikand make them Independent of Foreign Mono
polists, perniclous Legislature, &c
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
100 ACRES

more or less, about seventy acres cleared
lend, more or less, whereon is erected log
BAN and frame house. and good apple
orchard; with the appurIenances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold
as the properly Of Richard Kinney.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHEMTF's OFFICE, Danyille,
July l6, ls44
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OUT. ENGRAv-NGS

Scarce a nun b'r is issued without one or mo
instructive and explanatory engraving or copy
.ome gem Of the old masters, with a dcscrpti
Tale, Essay, or Sketch
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BY virtue of sundry vend. exponas, tc
me directed will be exposed to public sale
on Thursday the 18th day of August next
Al the Cour House in Danville, al 10 o
clock A. NJ. the following property, TO wit
A certain tract of land situate in Hem
lock township, Columbia county. adjoining
lands of Andrew Melick, deceased, Johr
Wanich, Robert Russell and Benjamin Rus
sel, containing
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OUR TRAVELLER.

In this department constantly appear Original o
Selected LsTTERs from our special correspondent
or transient travellers, in England, France ireland
and Germany
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NOTICE

THE Members of the Bloomsbury ArulleIIyis
sessing State arms or accouhemenls of any deco
ton, are requested forthwith to return them TO y
that new arrangements may be made with the d
gade Inspector. =, ,,,,py c,,,
May IS, sl44-s. nj