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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05
For the Spirit of Democracy.
NO. VIII.
WHY THE ONE MAN POWER OF TAXA
TION SH0IILD BE ABOLISHED.

WHY THE ONE MAN POWER OF TAXA
TION SHOULD BE ABOLISHED.
Mr.. Editor: These little essays are necessarily
short, time and circumstances forbid the writer to
attempt to say all that might be said on the subject
which he discusses. The design is to make each
number so far complete within itself as to be un-
derstood by the occasional reader who may not
have examined the previous ones. This, of course,
occasions some sacrifice Of system, which, under
other circumstances, would be highly desirable to
preserve. And moreover, the very study of brew
ity compels me frequently to curtail my remarks,
where wider range of discussion would be desi-
rable shall, therefore, reserve the privilege of
returning to any given subject again and again
until shall have communicated to the citizens of
this county, in plain, honest, neighbory language,
all the FACTS within my knowledge, or to which
my means of information may extend; confident
that of two disinterested minds, that one will think
most unfavorably OF our plunder system who
knows most about it.
In my last number, pointed out one reason of
the reckless wastefulness of our expenditures and
of the enormous magnitude Of our public burthens
consequent upon those expenditures, to wit. the
fact that one little section or district contrives,
concocts, and arranges the plan of public i'm
provement for its own benefit, while the whole
State has ofurnish the means Other causes, have
contributed to this. state of things, amongst which,
not the least efficient is the one-man power of tax
alton. 1t is essential to ECONOMY that the power
of taxation should be exercised exclusively by the
General Assembly, in which case an Assembly act
would go forth every spring TO tell the people the
extent OF the burthens imposed upon them by the
men of their ohoice. This would bring the MEM
bers of that body to immediate and strict account.
When they voted three millions of dollars for some
speculative conception, the Miami Extension, for
example, they would be obliged Immediately to
vote higher rate of taxation to pay the interest
upon the loans required TO carry it on. The whole
matter would undergo thatpublic and popular scru-
tiny and canvassing which is the very best guar
aDtee against abuses. Under such circumstances
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05
For the Spirit of Democracy

THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE
To attain this science, painful, long and careful
course of investigation must be pursued Anato
my, Physiology, Chemistry, BOTANY, Surgery
Obstetericks, Materia Medca, Natural Philosophy
and Therapeutics, these branches, any one oi
which might with strict propriety be called sci
ence, must all necessarily be united in the Physi
clan and Surgeon. Let those acquainted with any
one of the sciences, ask themselves, how long il
end proposed, and become an accomplished Physi
clan and Surgeon' To him the spring tide o
youthful vivacity, is resolved into the furrow
ed cheek of the anxious thinking sage and his
of life is marked with the early osts of premature
old age.
And yet, who, among all the departments of sci
entfc Professions, is so i'll requited as Physician
in these Western wiles!- Ifa man were sentenced
to be hung and an attorney should succeed in get
ting him reprievcd from the galIows, he would
deem one or FIVE hundred dollars but reasonable
fee. Nay, his Satanical majesty himself admitted
that it was wise in man to give all that he hath
for his life.
Is it not then astounding to humanity and dbenev-
oIence tself' That when life and death is perched
on the same beam, and the wheels Of life are about
to sever at the cstern, and in this state of things,
the physician, as an angel of mercy, flies to the
rescue, and under the providence of God, succeeds
in turning the scale in favor Of life, that remune-
ration of TO- 20, or so dollars should be looked upon
with as much jealousy, as though the life's blood
were dealt out in drachms for no profit whatever.
And he is thrown back upon his q,dd pro quo and
remunerated as daily aborer. But more hereaf-
ter. SELKIRK .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05

''Clays letter against the annexation of Texas is
working wonders among the southern Wings
Gen. Felix Huston, one Of the most distinguished
Wings Of the south, has openly proclaimed in a
speech delivered at the Arcade in the city of New
Orleans, in the presence Of assembled thousands,
thathe would support no man who was not in fa-
vor of the immediate annexation of Texas. We
are informed by afriend, "a good Whig,) who has
Just returned from the south, tina. no man can OBJ
tain the vote fany southern State, whois opposed
to annexation. Polkwill sweep them all!''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05

The Philadelphia Riots viii cost the co. upon
which the loss fallsl upwards Of 100000. The
"Natives" have done large business.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

A HHILDREN are most subject 10 them bpt nor
~ sons OF all ages are liable to be afflicted with
them' Bad breath, paIencss about the lips flushed
cheeks' picking at the wasting away leannes,
pam ~ the bowels, joints limbs, disturbed seou
| I'rlghttul dreams, moaning and sometimes of vor-
aclous appetite, are among the symptoms Of worms
Many are doctored Tor months for some other i'm.
ag'nary disease, when one box Of Shormans W. m
hohcnges would effect cure. ID. Ryan, corner
oi rrince street and the Bowery, cured man of
worms that was reduced to a skeleton and by opIy
one box OF Shernan's Lozengcs: teis now az
as an Alderman The Hon. b. b. Besrdsley
has saved the life Of one Of his children bv them.
he sale of over 100000 of boxes has fully test
ed them. They the only inallible worm des
troylng medicine knewn. What family will be
without theml
Consumption, Coughs Colds, Whooping Coughs
Asthma, and all affections Of the lungs, will find
healing value in Sharmans Cough I.ozcnpes. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest the Rev. Mr..
oteeter, Jonathan Howarh Esq. and that worthy
'iu nero, Leonard Rogers. fiom the consumptve's
grave They cured in day the Rev. Mr. Dun.
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM. H. Attree Esq
OF disteSsing coughs. They are the peasan test
lcougl medicine and cure the soonest ofany known
rom 'dy.
Hea iache, ,Seasickness and Palpitaion relieved in
.',, ron hye to ten minutes by Sherman's Camphyr
from too free living will find few of tie lozenges
to dispel the horiors and lowness Of spirits. Mr.
Krath, of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
ed himself of severe headache by them ;aptsll
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington has wit
messed their efficacy in great manJ cases OF sea
sickness They operate like charm upon th'
| lgitatel or shattered nerves, rs Sherman's Poo
| Mans Plaster does upon rheUn ism, lumbaso
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast or any
part of the body Mr.. II. q. Dngyrrs, 30 AM
street; Henry X GoOId,ug; 351 Chatham
ireet Moses J Henriqurs E,q. and
nul ilude of Others have experienced th'
o dsrful eff & Of IAest Plasters
Price only l24 cents. Caution is roc-ssar'
10 see ii al you get the genuine Sherman
Loz -uges and Plasners, as there are man
Nor,hiess articles attempted to be paine
nf in place of them, by those who wOu
rifle with yout life for shilling,
DIR. Sherman's warehouse is a. l06 Mas
sau street.--For sale by
John r. Bloomsburg
VIM l. Waller 81 co Berwick
Low & Thompson-Lime Ridge
E, e. j. Laz rus -OrangevlHe
| Nj. G. Shoemaker--Buc Horn
| l.. e. A l. LBlsel-Jerseytown
Derr & M'Bride--W bite Hall
John Moore -Danvie.
Stephen Badly, Cauawissa.
Jan. 4-ls45 81. 6n.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
CIRCULAR.

THE Temperance Associations o
Pennsylvania, of every description, arr
hereby notified, that, in pursuance of ,ht
following resolution, adopted at The Stat,
Convention, held at Harrisburg in Januar,
last, State Temperance Convention vii
again be held hl Harrisburg, on IN,
FOURTH WEDNESDAY, being lht
22d day of January next, le45:
'ReSOIved, That we recommend TO al
the Temperance Associations of this Com
monwesi,h, 10 appOias Delegates, To NEE
IN Convention, in the Borough of Harris
burg, on the second Wednesday of Janua
~, l5i5, and that tie said Societies furnis'
the Chairman of their respective Deega
lions with Report, embracing the name,
Of lbeir Officers, and the number Of Mem,
hers belonging to the Association, together
with any other Information they may IhlnE
proper to lay before the Conv enlon.'
1t is also earnestly requested that all As
sOcla'lOns which DO not send Delegates Il
The proposed Convention, address a Leue
10 the Presiden. Of the Stale Temperanc,
Convention, at Harrisburg containing IN,
information deslIed by the resolution abov,
stated; so that satisfactory Temperate
Statistics, of the whole Commonwealth
may lhus be had.
N0fe-Owing to the meeting oflhe Leg
stature on the day preceding tho Secon,
Wednesday of January. (he day fixed b.
The last Convention for he mex, Annua
Mee'ing) 'he Ceulral Commute have deem
ed 1t advisable 10 change lhe time 10 IN
Fourth Wednesday, being the Ywen,,
Second of said month.
BY order of the State Genital Commit
tee.
Dec, 20, 1914.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
List Of Causes,

For Trial al January Tenn 1873
John V Hart ct al VS. Samuel + Head
ley Ell al
2 Augustus Willis et al vs. Danyilo &c
PonsvlIe Rail Road Company
3 Jacob LeisenrIng e. al vs. Henry Fish
er Adm. ct al
Moses Moyer's George HarlzfI ct al
. Burton W NAPLES VS. John f Manu-
6 James Barriers Adm VS. Samuel Brug
Ter
Z Samuel Geddes Ell al vs. josiah Gal
braih
8 Charles Barnes ct al vs. John CheSet
9 John l'rui, ct al vs. William Biddle C,
10 David Berlins Adm VS. Henry Smith
IL Jacob MarIz vs Jonas Krnm
l2 S,Ias L Craig vs. o p Piper
l3 Stephen NJ Gilmore et Al Us Samuel f
HeadIey
IA Oliver L Piper ei al VS. s T. GRIN
10 Thomas & Ellis vs. Charles G B,lTv
10 ID > Montgomery Ex. IS Chrisse
Schenek ct al
II Charles Coreli W Lewis Jnhns,on
Is Peer Mlllervs El9ah & Ricke.s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
LETTING,

PROPOSALS will be received by the
Commissioners Of Columbia county, al
the house Of Jacob Demou Esq, in Mali.
son township, on Friday the l7th day OF
January next, between the hours of 10 A.
VI. and p. NJ Of said day; for building a
Bridge, over Lule Fishing creek; neal
Robert Mongomerv's saw mills in SAID
Township, Of the following description.
Stone Abutments 10 feet high from low
water mark, IS Zee, long; up aud down the
rlesk, 4 feet thick al the top and fee
thick at the bottom.
Wing walls on the north SIDE, 10 be 20
feet long including Abuuments: aud on the
south slds 10 be Il feet long, the supersruc
''"" +" he ."ePRfe p1Efbn Rfi4disH i4dis.,H Jae, dee
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
DanyiiIe Dec. 25--lSii
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
nR. SIERMANS'S INDICATED
IOZENGES.

These medicines have already performed
many almost incredible cures. They have
been used by ministers Of the Gospel some
OF whom have been lotterng upon the very
brink OF the grave, and have raised them az
they have been used by all professions and
clases of men, in Coughs, Colds ,Consump
lion, Asthma, and various diseases of DE
Lungs, and found TO be more efTectual than
any medicines ever used, They have des
troyed more Worms, and saved more chill
ren from an early, grave, than any Other
preparations in the world; and they have
relieved more Headaches, Publications
Nervous Affections, Rheumatism, Pans g.,
IN IN o'her preparation that was ever recon
fahal'r,' hi,l',' some in seh8 ,W9I!d.. The testimony o
rat. cases,ha been pIbIished in pamphle
form, which may be nad from all Agent
who sell the Lozenges and Poor Man
Plaster. Were II desirable, All overwheln
ing mass of the like testimony could he pr
duced, 10 show that DR.. Shermai's l.oZen
ges are the very best medicines IN th
world They are strongly concentrated q
are prepared under tie direction and lnspec
ton Of skllIful physician: and are otiere'
with perfect confidence, as they have beer
before the public for more than five years
and have never been known TO do any IN
jury, or produce the least dissatislacno
with those who have used them accordin
TO the accompanying direction.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
NOTICE
No. 9s Chestnut Street Philadelphia.

is hereby given TO the Auditors Of Col
lumbia county, that in accordance wilb tho
provisions of an Act Of the General Assem-
olv passed the 18Th day Of April, A. y.
1894, they are hereby required 10 nee, at
the Commissioners Office in DaaviIie, on
tue first Monday, TO wit, the 6,h day Of
Jaruary A. d. ls45, for The purpose Of ad
jusung and settling the public accounIs Of
he Treasurer and Commissioners of said
county Cor The Term 1874.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
+. MENDENHALL. C2etk.
CoMM'Rs. OFFICE, DanV lille,
Defender 20, 1914.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
REGISTERS Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all legaees
creditors and other persons interested IN
the state of the respective docedens and
minors, that the administration and guardian
accounts Of said estate, have been filed IN
the Office of the county of Columbia. and
will be presented for confirmation and al
lowance I'd the Orphans Court, to be held
a, Danville, in and for the county aforesaid
on Thursday; the 23d day Of January mex
ai 2 o'clock. p. NJ.
The account Of Samuel Menges, admir-
isratoI Of The estate Of John RoOenholt
late Of Limetone township; deed.
Q The final account OF David Masters
late guardian of Russell P,ArmstroDg one
the children of Joseph Armstrong decd.
CHARLES CONNOR, Register
RRGIerER OFFICE Danyile,
Dec. 81, lei4;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
TAKE NOTICE,
N o + | G L

Notice is hereby given, that we have
Ibis day purchased a. Constable sae,as tn,
property of William Cunningham, the fol
lowing property to'wGone.bsy horse ont
brown mare, set of horse gears, one COW
one Calf, three sheep, five hogs, one Wa
gon and bed, two harrows, three ploughs
one cutting box and knife. one cradle anC
.cylhe one grass scylh, one and half lur
If hay, fifty bushels Of corn in the ears
one lot Of clover seed half of seven acres
# rye in the ground. halrof six acres o
whea. in the ground, two seds, one clock
one lot Of rye in The sheaf, one lot olfoder
fifteen bushels Potatoes, all of which we
have left with said Cunningham; during
our pleasure.
Z. e. j. LAZARUS.
Orangevil'e, Nov 80, 1874.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
HEIRS OF ROBERT FULTON.

The bill for the relief of the heirs OIL
hnberI Fulton, which has passed the
senate, appropriaies $40 900 for that pur
pose. 1t is in the same shape as it passed
he Senate al the last session.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04

WNTHEREAS, the Hon. JosEpu B. AHTuoNl
w President of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarte
Sessions of the Peace and Court of Common Plea
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district
composed of the counties of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon
William Donaldson and George Mock rs
quhes, Associate Judges in Columbia county ,hav
issued their pracepl bearning date the 20th day o
Nov. in the year of our Lord one thousan,
eight hundred and for1your and to me directed, 10
holding
"A Court Of oyer and Terminer, and Gen
eral Jail Delivery, General Quarte,
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Plea,
and Orphans court.
IN DANVlLLE, in the County Of Columbia
on the third Monday of Jan. Aext Ibeing tn
Goth ldy) and to continue weeks;
Notice is therefore hereby given tc
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Con
stables of the said county of Columbia. that the,
be then and there in their proper persons, at II
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, with thei
records, inquisitions and other remembrances, t
those things which to their offices appertain I,
be done. And those that are bound by yecogni
zances, TO prosecute against the prisoners that ar
or may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia
are to oe then and there to prosecute against then
as shall be just, Jurors are requested to be punc
tual in theirattendance, ngreesbly 10 their notice
Dated at Danville, the Goth day of Dec all
the year ofour Lord one thousand eIgh
hundred and forly-four and in tho 6s yca
of the Independence Of the United State
OF America.
IRAN DERR Shelf
SHERIFR's OFFIcE, Danville
Dec. 20. 1914
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
EGIIlGNINMo

MARRIED-On the l2 h inst. by
the Rev. William J, Eyer, Mr.. ROBERT
SroUr, to Miss CUsriNA KIsNER, both
of Jersey,own.
BY Rev. D. SiTobias, on The 3ls
Dec. Mr.. ISAAC HUEY, to gMiss MARY
BREACH, Doth of Roarngcreek
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04

now occupied as dwelling house, WIN
the appurenances.
Seized taken in execution, and to 5e solo
as the properly Of William Kelly.
ALSO,
A certain lot Of gronnd situate, in ,hc
village of Orangeviile, containing one halt
an acre. wheieon is erected TWO FRA We
HOUSES ard one FRAME STABLE.
living on main street, uumberedin the plan
Of said town, and adjoining lands Of Isaac
Kline and Others.
Seized taken in execution, and TO be solo
as the property Of Charles M'Phersnn.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Danvile,
Dee 26, 1914
Bv virtue Of levari fscia to me directed
will oe exposed 10 public sale aN ,he sam,
time and place.
A certain one story and a half planl
house, situate in the township of HemIock
Columbia county, on the southern side O
the road leading from Bloom, to jersey
town, near the Buckhorn tavern, conlainin,
twenty feet in front, on the road side afore
said, twenty five feet in depth, and the 10
or piece of ground & cur,iledge apperlensn
TO the said building. bounded on the yves
by lot Of Daniel tNeighsr,,son the sout
oy lands Of John McReynolds, and the ea'
by land or Faniah Rees.
Seized taken in execution and to be sol
as the property of John Wilson
IRAN DERR, Sheriff
SHERIFr's OFFICE, Danvllle,
| Dec, &c, 1914.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
LADIES' AND GENTLENA1N's
MAGAZINE
FOR HSAEs.

HRAHAM'S MAGAZINE bss ipng aasved
w the enviable reputation OF tsop the nj p,.
f'ouical ih tue L. = 10th In tho Quat, Did u,,Ip,
nef ollts embellishments, ond in the t"a, al At. n.
rdry m'ter' II is the cheapest vel 10 he best
f"i THE year ls4i the publisher has pi,eu ,Fnut
'Vo pI5rs more original matter than anV OF hts co.
ttht o'lfies mole original steel engyaylnps. IN at.
lltiVh I" fashion plates and colort4 flowers tn,
8 'eaPhe'' snd meht ol three-doar ma azue over
pan olhtts ofs apparent, which has made An outnv
. seven Thousand Dollars creator than othsrs.ond
~ addition Of engravings over other .na lnznes tha,
You'd smbsIllsh fhe costIiest Annual The nul-
18th however satisfied that nothing tu, real ea
e-Asaas can maintain the high positun hs p.yio.Ji.
al has attained in ihe United States
he publisher does not hesitate 10 Uay that ba
aehes all competition with Glahain's Magazine Tar
$40. His immense subscription list, ihe n,er,t
aud number OF his contributors, the high orIar of
lne engraveIs engaged, the number aud variety of
elegant plates already purchased and on band and
ne immense facility which his capital and position
give to prosecute the work render any cf9ts nj ii.
yai M matter Of rldlculo. kvnrv nnnnAar ..l--
VIII be tolerated.
Every numDer Of Grshaul's Magazine is issued
1t a cost of nearly s4000-the plates alone consist
ng nearly half the sum most uf the plates are on
Original American Paintings, ssecuted expressly
or the proprietor, for engravIngs for the magazine.
Among the pictures painted for the volume iot
S45, ale two by Sully, the greateat artist several
by Leutze, Chapman Inmam. Conaroc, KoLhermel,
Thomson, and others Of the besi artists OF Amed-
ca. The cost Of getting up embellishments iii this
5ty may be estimated wher, we state that uf
these pictures cost $500 q piece and will coai us
some OF them three times that 70 have them
cngrsved and worked off ior the edition Of Gruhaln'
But ne cost shall be spared to keep our proud
position at the head Of die Periodicals. OF the
world.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
TRAVERSE JURORS-Jm. ls4

Bloom-Peter Ent, Peter Hinton, John shumar
l.. B Rupert
Cottawssa-Joseph Hartman, Peter Bodne
Derry-Thomas Foster, Esq
Fishing creek-John Alliger John VI. Buckaew,
Alexander Ksmer, John Henry
Greenwood Thomas Davis, Jonas Hayman, ,Johr.
Cool, Peter Girton
Liberty-Danel Cotner, Michael Shives
Mahonng-rhomas Branden, James Gaskins,
Joseph Hartman Stephen Morse, Simon +. Kase,
Sharpless Taylor
Miflin-B Benjamin Hanch, Peter Yohe. Stephen
| II. Miller
Madison William Runyan
Monteur George Kaufman
Orange William Whitmyer, John Achenbach
Alfred Howell
Roaring reek-P Peter Hebine, Anthony Deng'
Ter, Esq
Sugarloaf- William Kile
Franklin William Bird
| Valley-James Boudman
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
List Of Jurors.
For January Term, is45'
Grand Jurors.

Boom-Caleb Barton, Peter Mensch George W
Abbott
Buercreek--D. a Bowman
Cattawissa- Joseph Brobst
Dery-W illidm Hendershott, Thomas More
head, Michael Snyder, Enos Miller, Robert M
Kee
Fronklin-Jacob Shultz Samuel ShiCk
reenwood-Danie Fox
Liberty John Hopper
Mahoning g-Edward Morrison, Y. S Hubbard
Sewel Gibbs, David Roberts
Monteur-Stephen lazarus, John Fry
Madison-Chares Carnahan, John Moore
Roaring creek-Reuben FarInger, Amzl Brown
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
GRAHAM'S ELEGANT EMBELLISH-
MENTS.

The moe. splendid engravings of all sorts oEd
their charm to the pages OF Crahams magazine.
Every thinb in the way Of novelty and beauty the.
has ever been invited is laid under cunribGlou.
Nothing that capital aud taste can supply is unit
ted First, tho most elegant and appropriate, as
well 8. the most popular embclltzhment, we place
Sartain's Brilliant Mezzotint Engraving
We were the first 10 introduce this beautiful style
of ork, as regular embeshmenl of the popumr
monthlies. It's wide spread reputation thru' tho
means of our ampleIst, called forth host Of imita-
tors, but up to this time nothing has been Produced
to rival the glorious pictures given in Graham.
I'Ihe Shepherds Love- and 'lhe Coqlette,'
These with host of others, done for us by Mn
Sarain, stand unprecedented and alone al the
head Of American engraving. We hAvo several
of these nmitable plates under way, and shall
give one in the January number.
lTO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS
The high merit Of Graham's magazine considered
the publisher 1attors himself that tho following lib
eu terms will uce.thousaads TO subscribe,
TO CLUBS.
The following proposals are maios-2 copies foe
s5; for Sl0 for sl5 II for $40.
: To the Postmaster, or ether persons forming
a club the Publisher will forward Novel for every
-'ubscriber sent, 80 that by varying the books, Il
complete library may be oLtaued by any person III
"a short time.
Single Copies, three dollars per annum in ad-
vance. and to the person sending the money, a
copy of 'Rngwood the Rover Herbe,ts priac
Novel and also a copy of The Gems Of Arr aud
t Beauty beautiful work for d ady's Center
n Table, containing thiGteen splendid Steel and
mezzotnt Engravings, will be forwarded gratis.
Address.
GEORGE R. GRAHAM.
No. 9s Chestnut Street PiladelphiL
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OBI EUABYo

DIED-In Bloomsbury. on Saturday
the 2s,h ul,. Mr.. DANIEL RUcH, aged
81 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscribers.
IN note, book account or Otherwise Of owe,
me yeats standing, IRE requested 10 call and
settle the same IN Cash or Grau, on or be
ore The Is, day Ui February next Thus,
legIec'og this nunce, may expect to pay
0st as we are determined 10 have our oll
business seuled.
WIN. M'KELVY & Co.
Bloomsbury, Dee, 2S-lS44.