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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
HARDWARE.

e-.e,y1-S5zss.- WAR; aNTED CASTS EEL e. GE
4 4 TO,h.S.-1h- real genuine C"neefs lo' =
j y can only he hudnt 81 Attrney street, where
Il II they made aud finished with NY o,n
- hands: therefore can recommend them
and nj George Briggs COS, Pats!. Those oos offered
by Oshurn & liie ut Fu -ireer. Nnmped Coaser ne
not my make and sned to deceive Nin are ampe
thus: .Cunce- New. YORK, S3 Attorney street. libeul
DISCOUNT 10 Dealers. Please observe the sinnlr ,,,
nDI M guilty. kOAsNLN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

II ARGE SIZE PEA OR CHFSNUT CoAL.,-Dsc
IL ns III, ny cargo Of ,ery superior arse size Pea
w. & y. TRUSLOW,
a29 2l3 Cherry and lao Mnteny-rts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.

E7uR THE LADlES.-Bacs Cloth House Shoes. iust re
4 ceTed aat for Sale chez p : ~ -.
ms SMITH & iiARTSH0RNE. l1o Fntnn.
nROoKIyS ROOTS AND SHoES.--I'he sutscrilsr n,
il are n,T supplying hensslye With Lass for Customer
ShOes Genilrisn aud hies en- nave lsts i1G'
II them bY leaving the shape OF lhsh ie' d. Ie pfo"A"
LING sLaEd Stnre l10 Fulton-d,..1si, u,prguo,rp
g. BROOKLYN BOOTS AND SilOtS.The subscriber
H,. nnd Shpes Gentlemen md Ladle, have Lasts
made fit them by leaving ths sape oi their -et al LIE
III 'h ' SMITH 8; HARTSHORNE-
LADIES GArrERS.-l4adIes' CATERS nf various
Iplion.;rom IS 10 =, Ana ~e promise the
w., 6,-.nd rlty ennal amy made n Brna'asv.
Yai SMITH g. HARISHORNE, li0 Fulton u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
STATIONERY, &C.

NEY STORE AND NEW GOODS.
THRA>CfS g. LOU'rREI, Manufacturing Siniiooer, No
= - Made, fsne between WI.hm ard odd 'trcets, have
on hand and offer lowest prices. large assortment o
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
of,he own manufacture suitable for City use or Country
'''s' STATIONERY,
Foreign and Domestic. comprising evsT5 article Fancy anu
PAPER.
rooI.enr Packet Post aud Letter, Ruled and Plain Also
| edcet aHd Wrapping
MANIFOLD LETTER WRITERS,
-,.so,,e ne low ms One Dollar Ry ih. invention
III. I,rr Is written and copied The in- and s perfect
sbscrber manufacture superior article o Black and
Csrnuns Ink known rs the CRur'N INK; afSe supppV
= ,'t,n,,r IN hand carefully arked ,pplng
,u.stf FRANCIS & LOUTREl., a Nn'dea i.ane'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
1gf,JIANIrS' SOCIETY sCtI nOl., y t'r,Sbv s.rse.
lfa rs n McEl IlGOIrr principal d the M.e he

rgfCUANICS' SOCIETY SCH nOI.. y rrSby street
WI I.S n. McELllGOI'I, Principal Of the Nile lie.
MARY Y Jean, Priuep pal Of the Eemat Department.
The Fail Term Of ihs instntlln y" c0nn-ict ~ W nany
the ID * pvinrr III u!een annunl vacation WI ef
nnuta The unn t IIsuc"n such as u n ri each cIuss
Jeur cal instructor IN wei in''r it Dfhi n
Ino,yaee and the etlue IA nyulve such res oas'-
ty on d sgetv son n the 'her u 20 secure
the finest efficiency in The Performance ot nj he exercises 0
,h. schoo srn DESTROYS ng seats Tor Their child en-
70 the neXi term requested ' ma &c .picati during INC
yacnun TO eth The COMMITTEE, and thereafter, to Tie
seho"i Commit ee-i.nus w Stevens Shye:. Pake Cor-
nehus c Isc bass " liam P Miller; Abr,hnm y flch'
Hem, T nsnls James h, e ames Morris. John Remics
I.hn T b. Max we'll FnncsP. Schous james Fun Norden,
Thomas ''ct.raIh mob
Ne".YtIk, Aug. ], 1874. az .l"o"
NJtCHiNlCS' INSTITUTE SCHOOL. No II Cham
18th inst ut 9 A VI.
II G. TRACY, Principal OF the Male Department.
Miss B B. SMITH. d. temae do
WILSON SMALL. Chairman OF School Comm,itee
J. B. " HiTMAS. Secretary. nuA Of
E,DuCt ioN-The Collegiate Institute. e3s Broadway.
Gust, nde d OF Rev. y NJ Brnssu a NJ ihe
Masters OF ench, Music Painting and l'rawinF VIII give
the, attendance from, the first week Sept nber fun
hn board the Principal ards had nj the rO"ns he
public are rsspe luy Evt.d ts vst this Institute n W n
ou-- :"
MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY. 5S,h street, corner of
!fE the old Post Road, the 81 Avenue Nr ana Mrs
GAZE Popretor vacancy III thu, "huol Tor p,ps ns
boucdr;. bei,yesn the Oi hnd ten eiin< SeV c
quarter Of weeks. payable IN advance Pupl nnned
at any time during The stsslon aug :. tn
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BDARi,iEG SCiiuooL'
( ht MlDDI .EIOVN, Conn.-D. ii. CHns \: NJ
Prnripnl Catalogues ut ~ Market street. NY. auio -n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

ns- North American Phalnnx, Monmouth Co
j. tAddress Leedsvile p o. 81 miles from New-f ork. via
steamboat US from Fulton Market Red Bunk daily dur
ing the summer. Mir. EDWARD GILES the accredited
Agent of the Pharnx NewYuk and may consulted
business from ga O'Clock 81. his residence, No. ~
Wakerst iyl Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

30 AIu sng hrrdSnUe OF the kidd.
OF ,oi both domestic nEd Hnuacti rIng purr.
and TO which nnk'U2 dGy additions, would
invite the attention OF Consumers thereto.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

sSi Sm. - join CONGER.
no GUN AND LQLkSI!l fHS.
CONSTANTLY rerevInT IND nov IN stock the hfs' as
y .o tnnt in Newfo!k OF Gun aisrals forged and m
IoCKS in nil their variety. Spring.. TumHe5a: a Seer s.
Cones 1"ndncior. Patent Beeces Break-oii' Tn Pms
RIBS. Nounng,, &c. &c. " =.
KEYS oi nj kinds " run ma small Lochs Nosens SpH"ss
iinsps Bells upuer Wire. Cunks. &c
Shot Belt, nn Po. lies Powder tlnsks. Gnme BhE Cean
ing RoGs WGd Cusn, Zone WIencheri Mouids, Nudfhs
'apS GUNS AND PISTOLS
E. AllonS Pnten, barrei Revolving Pistols with guard
GfiNS"sHsir ani i,ubie barrel German and English
u qualities. ius received direct tion tho nanuins
A. B-ders from the country put up by experienced hand
and executed promptly. ~
Harwa Cutlery ard p dHyt 8 81 R1rsE 1fI yg[ey
a271w' Importers Of i!nrdware and t.un..
G,UNDRTtS-Putent bannces rrs' iron pump'. Amet
- knives. cniir m- icsS b'as n9d mo. mai NJ,
seat Lg. fire ron kee E5'idleS .hvsls and spsde &
FOR ,aie by JAMES WEEKE>. ManuiactufeF's Agsnt 81
Maider-Iune. w. stars ausS' o'h
IRON, STEE.. NAILS. &c. &c.-kEMEiS. BRtE5f
Man, JJllNST0N, AYRES L CO., have on haId ful
assortment VI ,I.,,.l
EnsIish round. fiat nnd square irpn A.nefican 90.
American iire squar. i!u1, q 10 a lhch
Bruzers' Rods. 10 to = inch ,
SPIKE Rods and shoe shapes. Of all s'zeS
Hurse Nail Rods, Of Norwegian und old sable Iron
Band and scroll ron OF all szes
Au A%fSsH9 Ns fS2 Bra1i n%a asss' wrought Nails
(nst Stee i Sanderson Brothers < Co. sG;up, ell Sizes
Spring Steel. of the FL, stamp. saIIaned
Shear Steel Iiermca Steel: oi various stamps
]. i;g>ter steel, first and scconi quality
A,.r-ricau blse- Steel iiubts Ax, 'uperor article
n. Sweds Iron can always he iurnshed. slbjsct u
drawback. Iy.- ON
HOOP AND BAND iRON.-The >ubscrbers AGENTS ip
the Ne v-er,ey Itna Compaay have received from tt
Works lGo TINS l"nn and t'anI ion u h ,d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

CHEAP PERFUMERY Of ever desrIlptont r. 't hs eItes
l. vRntm. % irniiy pacs, ltinuy Church a. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
COAL

TtuAL-PEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Tbe season for lay
" ing IN supplies OF InG having arrived the subscriber Is
ready receive orders for his first quality OF Coal either Bro
k-n Egg. Nut Stove ze suitable for PAL CRATES md
kitchen nIzes Those preerng Conf direct from vessel
their orders flied by giving few days notice Also Tor
sale below, lehgh Coal. l.ackHwRna Coal White Ash
Con Liverpool Orei und sydney Corl. Orders LEFT with The
subscriber Eertnes 1cranee office No 10 Wal street.
through the Despatch Po. Will lie promptly filed al tie
lowest market prices - .,
an2 ,f street, near broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

INI f1iR FIVE YEARS WHICH ~ FOUR YEARS
i0SfER THAN USIIAL-The subscriber ha, invented
method Of covering ,coG with pllin gaivanzes TN rss
,vicn they guarantee to remain water tsi Tx Y1LsS %hsI
,ri CO hy them. The neral put on that IL cannn b
Ytsd by swelling OF the pians OF whicI IL
luI by SYp'nSYn OF ti'- ni>ihL
r,r /, this city covered by this stcd TO ,he siactioI
rIsn-v Rreyort Esq. ot 9Th avenue aDf sfh st.
,l, ,nSn : schefre. .hnfn ESQ. No. % Broadway.
D1 sij Aus;in E-q o tSeHanSe pars and y
fir-sn Pear1-l tEo. Se!ch.nts t.chAnge' "oli--i-
Geo B. Batter, ESQ.,. Nn II Naszan-r
Francis Burnti. Gsg. ~ broct-st ,
-ns in IN. de wishing roo bT the H6scnbe olar
-xn ao.sin l-srIr.I1i1r n:ofier;.s teirrs 80,
nhl4d Y. N'f II IN & III ~ s'd 20 nIoin 't
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

u.A ~ COAL, coal. ut tie Mrers' Conl Yard ia5
D4sS. stanton street where con be h-d the very bst
NJ, ,;y n Red A. Ponrh Orchard m, each Snurtun Coal
a: the very lowe, market pnce. Tks Ce-l rH be wuBned
70 r OF the best quality. from the sni 'rd spohn
In. .upcror article w- kept tbs yHTd i1 Has
now crnmearc1 nrd will be dchi get o ;ree weeks
,sar,y from boats ehigh md VgIra Goals ni the best
m.ly Orders received nj the yun Trough the Despatch
as ss I'M ~ '' JAMES b0YCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

20 Wnl where samples may be seen. HAd the yard.
Hudson and Amos sis.
t'rd.r- i,sn rereirs pes Despatch Post jy25 6n>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

xszeSy1ss HUII4s TRJJSSES.-NOnceto eto kupsured reg
sons.-Pcrsgns afflicted with ruptuFss may lep
"a upon best instrumental sld tie world niofu.
We y on apphcstun al the ufice. 40 Veey afeei.
or either Of the agents IN the pfInchli @ ,nym y.
Ia The ntet States Re careful examine me o1cA ~!
Eus Tn,.,s 10 see they are eadorsd By 1T Hu n w2
Hnne ara cenuue or to be relied upon good Without rs
nsturs. ;,,,,op, of JIru,t
.h,aaJ T,. AND thousand, imposed upon N cpnsf.
Quancs hes limitations cann9 be elei aSa ,S ia ,sy d a'
msds by uI44 iol rncchsnies aro are ho oee ' & '''
ROOM Fave been fitted al We, I ss S;s.s 9s,n
m9nt, where q Isl.!e u ~ ,f
male poteTu.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

RED ASH, OR PEACH ORCHARD. of the most rp.
proved yeius ms tie Suohn, Lewis. ma Salem.
WAITE OK GREY Ash SCHUYLklLL. of the Broad
Molnnin nrd 'luscarorH veins, uDd
Peach Mountain. Lehigh Lackawanna: Sidney. Virginia
Liverpool, &c. &c. J. TERBELL &
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

GS- Mutual Life insurance Company or
sevt- Yor.-This institution. issued duriIg the month
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
LATE ARRIVALS.
J. o. L A Y LOK 81 CO.
10 Ccdar-st.
HAVE just received new styles Of ofspendld GAtEorA
II GIsGHAAs. beauulul patterns and rich colouus-the
most supsrb articles that have been imported this -eusnn
Also. the riches, style Gua Pad iur Chdrens Dresses
-AlpHcas III The beat iu'tre and quaies- cashmere de
&c &c -ul wlc they c'i- Tor cash at The lowest prices
NsIIlINER G,tjDS No . John street. near Broadway
1V1 NASH & UNDERH IL. are now receiving from eve
packe al nsstment Of Sks Ribbons Veivets tnwer. &c
hlch ,ney Oer small advance Tor csn. hilners mud
Country Merchants who favsr them with ca! wI find US
good and cheap cnn be found other
stiITe IN the city, nut. I'm
MILLINERY GOOIIS-L.M STEVENS has iust re-
1f3 ceiyed of the arget aSsnrments o' Fnl Millinery
Goods be ound in the city, and will sa tsm cheap ever
as 3m
EANCY SILK GOODS-A large assortment Just received
t the Fall trade or sale cheap Tor casn a. y Beaver st.
a3 3m l.. NJ. STEVENS.
IJLANNELS.-J. o. TAYLOR & co. o Cedar st. Offers
the largest assortment OF Fannels now in the market and
at greatly reduced prices. az
nj g. UJNNELi.f l. co. No 81 Gn.nd- street. corner u
IN Allen hnve on hand an EXTENSIVE Of the 9
attention OF purchasers, VIZ:
81 to IA Imperial and Marsslllss Quilt.
4to l0-4 By IA Daper and Damask Table Cloth,
s 50, 10. and ls4 Iriah Baras!cy, Russia and silssi,
Shcstinss.
IS. 3 land ii Diaper md Da:nnsk Napkins.
Cra,h Huckuahck and Bir,leys Iiaper.
"a and So Shrng and Pow-C5Se Linen o! ai qualities,
- heuvy Undressai l.lzn.
French Enbussed Cloth TG6e and Fano Coyec,.
Colored Cotton. WorS;ei md Linen Table Cloths;
And also an extensive d>snrtrnen OF Cloths and cashmere
Urap ~ Ets Gumbroons. Linen Dnllngs. and other aoH
and Fancy Dfy Goods. Tny2l 6m-
JOSHUA GARSEU 4 co.
ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS
nF PATENT THREADS She Threads, super Sail
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

@THOnPSON'S TRUS;;Ea. .OiGce No. Il
NG<N Beekr,nn street. ABOUT Sd Of the first phy-,
~ irianS md surgeons of New York have give!
heT decided preference T. this rus' & as you ca
on the nu,ure without back pad which does much nr
to the spine air a baing the best tes OF It's superiority
IL is applied and days m gwen and Il does not ret:
the rupture while performing every kind OF exercise cough
nc and perfect ease; IN word, If IS no, sasar'oC
IN every respect TIE money cheerry returned, and tins
the naly condition ~.cn ycp snoud buy any ru per
urnent cure easily effected rad warranted II dIechonsar
followed.
Those sending for ths Truss need only u.snl1a the SIDE Up
lred end the round the hips. they graduate
pa.t ~, n ,.reet Hui tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

AspRtw DoSALDsoS. JoHs 5. BsowS. F. r. THoArsos.
A. DONALDSON 81 co.
Grocers nnd Commission Merchants,
Dealers in Clover, iuiothy and Flax Seed,
Corner If Ninth and Main streets,
CINCINNATI. oHIo
White Stevens g Co. e Parkhurs,
f + 1h9"o'oa, rhad so: m j:5,;s1 AI;n c"d
T. r. x W. Butcher aug2lw.
EALL TRADE...ADvERTIsIN IN COUNTRY
Z NEWSPAPERS Is. Palmer IS the aeen' ;ol mos OF
the best newspapers If the principal the States of
err.. Southern and We,'ern States
G- The pspen, and terms OF adverinc. be s,en a.
H. oice. No ltd Nassau street, Tribune Buidngs.l
n;e The City Hall aui5
REFINED SUGAR
gE7OOI.SEY AND WOOL -SEY fiuni this date ofFe, ihe
w Standard" DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the o'-
cents sss Is thar five Dsosss s,s
The above ara packed IS followE
s.t:1 EsaI:. = sS y. Ct s s' Tor packages
Apply to the New York Patent sugar Refinery. of souh
and Monissa;cy SIS, q ri g Wal s.. .-I'.-,,--,.
~ B. Orers Of the city must be accompanied 5y remit
ACE im'
T,E1S-Io0 chests Souchoac 200 haifcheliS do.
L 10 half chest. Ning Yong souchOns.
90 Chess lin. Nahee p..VYchnng
% fancs boxes hne Mohee SouchonG.
ly0 chests Tyson
10 fancy hn1e' Hyson. hne.
lln ch-ss Young Tyson.
80 half chests dn.
iuU ch 81, Iysnn SKIN.
30 half ches supero. tiun2owdsr.
80 mpeIinl.
fJ f. ssEny ss by '''' ila s aSTGEs Co
dTG IS ituth 'i-eet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

Prepared ard scld, whvle.nle ana retail, by
A. .. IL u. SANDS. Druggists.
- Fnl:on.s:leet sS Broaawo.Z. n Eas Broadway
States Price. ~ per bottle si1 bottles for so
E The public are respectfully requested tn remember thai
il Snniss s&shpaia that has ard cnsiantly achieving
such remarkable Of the most difficult class i dSensSs
which the human srbcct hsre!. nsk Tor sands.
Sarsaparil. and take M ti;c-. jyiS lhf N6st e"wt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
A SLY COON.

The citizens of Carlisle, Pa. says the
Democratic Union, were recently ad-
dressed by John Mcpherson Berrian, of
Ga. the same who voted for rejecting
Mr.. Clay as Secretary Of State, in con.
sequence of The bargain the same, too,
who WAS dismissed from Gen. Jsckson's
cabinet on account Of misconduct
Knowing that he was addressing him
self 10 tariff men, Mr.. Berrian feigned
excessive love for high protective la
riff, especially the tariff Of lS42. His
coon audilors,of course, were highly de-
lighted. Since then, however, some OF
them have examined the record, and
have been surprised to fnd, that thi.
same Mr.. Berran was in the United
States Senate in lS12, and voted against
the very tariff he was so highly ex,ol.
ling as an excessive whg measure !
Tariff abroad, and anti tariff at home
seems to be the policy of this distin
sushed Georgia Coon. lie must hav,
been taking lessons in double dealing 8
from Clay.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
Traverse Jurors.

Bloon-Jacoh Hagenbuch, Jacob Ever, Jacob
Bldlemsn, John Robson, Ephraim Armstrong j Ohm
Bittenbender "
Briar creek-Henry Dieterch, John Kelcbnor.
John Doak
Cattawissa-Jacob Kruck, Michael Fornwald
Jacob Hetter, Milton Boon, Michael Brobst
Dery-Mchae Hendershot
Greenwood Andrew Ikelerjr. John Robbins.
Iohn Banet ''''s'
Harris '"'op
Limcstone-John Gouger
Mifiiin-- Cornelius Ritenhouse
Mahoning- Martin McAlster, Charles N. Sayogo
John Moore, Thomas Lloyd 'e'
Orange-Michael Vance, lsnac Robbins ir.
Roaring creek--Samuel Eek Elias Hclwig John
Banet Sewn"
Sugarloaf--Petcr Kcns, John Conner, Jomcs
Wilson, Samuel McHenry
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
Reg ister's Notice,

NOIlCE is hereby given TO all egatees, credit
~ ors and other persons interested in the estate
ol the respective decedents and minors that the ads
iInlsration and guardian accounts of said estates
have been filed in the Office of the Register of the
county OF Columbia, and will be presented fol CO n
firmation and allowance TO the Orphans Court.
be held at Danvlle in and for the county aforeraid
an Thursday, the Esd day of August next, a
o clock p. M.
The account Of John Kisner, admins
rators OF the estate Of Dayi. Berlin, lat,
OF SugarIoaf Township, decd
The first and final account Of DAME
Heats and John Foust administrators O
he estate of George Hoals, late of Hem
lock Township; deed.
The account of Wm. J, keller; ad
minlstrators Of the estate of Jacob Ale; lat,
ol Mount Pleasant Township: decd.
The first and final account of Thoma
CLARK; administrator of the estate of Wm
CLARK, late of Mahoning Township; decd.
lbe account of Joseph Brobsi and Johr
Hartman executors Of the last will an,
testament of Casper Hartman; late OF Cat
Awissa Township decd.
7. The account of Solomon NeyhaId
administrator of the estate of Peter Knorr
ave OF brIar Greek township, deceased.
j l. Ihe account Of John Miller, admins
ralor OF the estate OF Jacob Miller, late o
ICai'awlssa township, deceased
o. lhe account Of David Roberts, on
lo' me administrators of the estate of Tho
mas Hays, late Of Mahcning township, de
lceased
4 CHARLES CONNOR, Register.
\ REGISTER OFFICE Danvile, ,
July 23, 1874:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03

II HonsfrOuS BeH-We learn from the
Leeds (Eng) Times that an immense bell /.
constructing for The town of York the weigh
oi which is to be ten tons, and which is to
be chflslened the Great Peter Bell The
expense of the bell is to be delIayed by
public subscription, 4600 having aread,
been received. The first amount of weigh,
was 10 be eight IONS, but one of The sub
'crlbers offered an additions; subscription OF
one pound for every cwt. .,above eight tons
and by the alteration in the original he will
have l4O additional to add to his subscrip
non His promise has proved a weighiy
'ne Tor himself, though lucky one for the
manufacturer
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03

The Earthquake at Cincinnati. - Th,
Cincinnati Gazette, speaking of the recen
shock of an earthquake experienced there
says:
The time Of the occurrence of the shock
Pl the l9Ih instant, in this city, as noted by
those who perceived it, was near 5 O'Clock
+ NJ. Half past 4 O'Clock is the hour me,
TONED in the MemphsEnqulrer as the time
of the shock there. Here The motion was
vbraIlng-sufiicient in the Western part Of
The city 10 rock table not perfectly eveL
in the legs and in one house TO spring open
the door of a clock case and set II swInoIno
AT Memphis the shock must have been
more powerful, it is said to have Jared the
buildings very sensibly.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03

on an evening few days since, in Al
oany, N. y a lille glrl about six wears of
age, while playing alone in room, in the
second story of house, approached the
window and leaning out into the street, lost
her balance, and was only saved from f.,
horrible death by the sash falling upon hei
legs which held her securely untl rescuet
from her perilous situation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03

i7n old Jersey Blue Gone. -Corne-
W. Wells died on SUNDAY evening ot
las week, at his residen ce, in Washing.
,.ohI near Princeton, aged 94. He was
" he battles OK Trenton and Princeton
n 'he last of which he received bayo
hs' wound, which The Wing says, affect.
euEh'm TO the end Of his life. He wa,
" 'he Irlgate Confederacy when it wa,
NsMo' and was sent TO British prisor
'h,p IN New York, from which he wa,
recessed IN the autumn oc 1871. II,
in service to The end of iii,
war, and received an honorable dis
chsrge.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
SHERIFF7S SALE.

bT virtue OF writ of levari facias 10 me
I,tec'ed !, VIII be exposed to public sale or
FRIDAY the 23d day Of August next. a, -
u clock noon of said day, "a, the Cour, house
IN DanvlIIe' The following property, to wit;
All shat certain messuage and trsct n,
and situate in Derry township, CoIumbia
county, containing one hundred and nj, q
acres be NE same more or less; adionino
'anos OF John BlddIe, John Craig, finds IN
possession Of widow Davis, Joseph Cleare,
and others, ,whereon is erected Loo Dwell
ing House and Log Barn, and abou, eighty
acres are cleared and now in Dossession a,
David Cox, it being lrac, Of land late the
estate OF John Burk, which William Kiln
en- late high Sheriff of Columbia coun,y
aforesaid, by deed, poll, under his hand and
seal, bearing date the third day of Noyem
Der, A. ID. 1899, for the consideration ,her,
in mentioned, did by virtue OF certain wri,
o' venrItIoni exponas, therein reciled. gran,
ana confirm unto Jacob Gehr and his heirs
ana assigns, with the appurlenances.
Seized taken IN execution, and. to he soll
as the property of David Cox.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Danvie, ~
July 3lsl, 1874.
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To PreSe. Ue Green Corn. For those
who are fond of green corn, and desire to
have 1t fresh al all seasons. we give the
following recipe from the Franklin Banner.
The present opportunity should be iuprov.
I'd Pack the corn down in clean, rgh,
casks. with pickle sufficiently strong t,
preserve cucumbets. |, should be put down
IN the husks; and kept secluded from the
air by the brine, so as 10 ptevent fermen,a
non or decomposi'lon.' Corn SO prepared
It is said, will keep for any length of tine
and will be sufficiently fresh for the table
when il is boiled
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have purchased al
CONSTABLE SALE as the property of James
Shoemaker; five acres of buckwheal in the
ground; six acres of corn in the grcvndlwo
thirds OF two acres OF buckwheat in the
ground; and have left the same in his pos
session during my pleasure, and forbid any
person taking it away; either by purchase
or Otherwise without my consent.
GEORGE DRlESBACH.
July %; 1874
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IczCz1kzA LARGE TWO
ssE' Ia .E E,fI3 STORY BRICK
sssalr'gIs ~ y IN TAVERN HOUSE

and two sheds, and large frame stable, a good
well 'i water at the door, with pump and the ap
purenanccs.
Seized taken in execution and ,o he sold nc III,
property Of Daniel Gross.
--ALSO-
At the same me and place, a certain lot o.
ground situate in Bloom township, Columbia coun
ty, lying near the northeast branch of the Pennsyl
yanla canal, bounded by lands of William Sloan
the road leading from Bloomsburg to the canacon
tanning one acre and half, more or less, WHEREOF
is erected
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An Industrious Laborer, named Palricl
Deveney, while engaged on Saturday last it
ending new Coat Breaker az the Spoh,
CoIIerIes, Pousvile, accidentally fell int,
IT, aud was smashed from his toes to hi
lIps. The engineer was in the act of stop
pIng the engine a, the time, or the poo
fellow wouhl have passed through anc
1een literally ground TO atoms. lie lived
1ul for ali hour
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he Louisiana election turns onr I,
. glorious Democratic victory. Tb,
~ IS carried the state in 1910 by near
yfooo vo'es, and last year they car
'ep both branches of The Legislature.
voHv the Democratic msiorilv in the
'lal e is over fifteen hundred, and ve
'sfe m'jri'y IN Senate, in the Con-
'eT T'on, AMI three Of The four members
This too, lelil be remrm-
'eftd, when both parties and then
sntlidates said they were in favor Of re
ppexing Texas. What will it do in the
with Polk in favor and Clay against
M great measure The result then
be Democratic majority of thou.
lWs