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SVOrtlsaln's Office.
MO. :, EXCHANGE ?LACE',, re
IN nOND. IUninid.

INTO. :, ENC II A y GE ?LACE, RICH
in MOND, rU@inia.
drawing Of AIexaniria Louey, Class No 81
Al 81 81 80 - So - &. 9 e. Is Go Il
Nos. Is So ii, Prize Of 90 dollars sold al
!this Office in The above
Lottery for This Morning.
$4,000 and 10000 Capila>. Drawing come.
per mail to-day Prizes 1000, 10000, 5000
$50, 10 OF 1000. 10 Of 800 % Of 300 10 OF 80
Is Of 200, ID Of $50, 29O OF 10, &c. - Nos. and
III drawn-Tickels IS: me scheme 10 buy a
package IN.
Lottery for this Evening.
1000 Dollars Capital 10 be- drawn at Bal.
Iimore and drawing recei'-d to-m"rrow. Prizes
H. 900, 1000 100. 900 900, 500 200, 600, 4
ut 800, :, OF 300, :, OF u, 10 Of 1913 &c. -
! Nos, and - drawn. fleets %. A tir>l rate
.Iie scheme for packag,
And 10 lie duwn soon:
June 2lsl-S3O,OOO, 10000, 4,3G77, $500, 1000
$40 prizes OF 800, 30 Of 1890, &c. Tickets so
June 2sih-SlU0O0, 5000, 5000 1000, 1000
1000 s,d2s, $500, D prizes Of 1000, Nc
lickc;S $40
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries adj
s"eriiscd by J. &. Gregoly & Co., for sale on thc
a>anc terms at this Office.
y. 2. All orders confidential.
J June II CHAS. WORKMAN.
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Medical College,


5THE Winter Course Of Lectures in The Me
Il deal Department, Of Hampton Sidney Col.
a!eee will commence, in Richmond, on Monday.
1.-The eth day of October next, and continue until
Hlhe last OF February following The new Col
alese and Hospital Ediiice has been completed,
Hand every arrangement has been made 10 afford
1.-The Student all the advantages which are obtain
He'd in any institution in the IS. In addition 10
alhe usual Lectures, Surgical and Medical f9t-
sndquss will he given regularly at the College Hos
Epital, City Almshouse, Penilenliary and Armo-
Srv; BY which the Student will have The oppor,u-
anily of witnessing the diseases incident 10 the
4South, and which he will be called upon 10 treat
8at the commencement of his professional lie.
4 The number OF ma jor and minor Surgical opera
S!ions which have been yearly performed b.fore
! The Medical Glass, has already claimed Tor the
4Colege the reputation Of a leading school for
aSurgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D. Professor Of the
Theory and Practice of Medicine
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE M. D., Pyoies-
! sor of Therapeutics and Materia Meica.
X. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. d., Professor Of
SObs,e,rics and Diseases of Women and Children.
JEFFRIES WYMAN, NJ. d, Professor OF
SAnaiomy and Physiology.
SOCRATES MAUPlN. nj. d., Professor OF
3ChemiSry and Pharmacy.
AUG. L. WARNER M. D. Professor Of
sSurgery.
I CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ d., Demonstration OF
SAnatomy.
The abundance OF materials for dissection and
she convenience and comfort OF the dis>ectine
I room, will enable the student 10 study thoroughly
1.-The Anatomy of The Human Body, and also az.
aQuire skill in the nse OF Surgical instruments
Good board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from IS 80 10 s.
sper week.
Curren, bank notes of the SlaieS in which the
students reside i'll be taken for tickets.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
q June l3 Dean oil the Faculty.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
dStCHOOL. OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
10 Professor George Tucker having rendered
shis resignation OF The Chair in this School 10 take
effect at The close of the present session, The
! Board OF Visitors will proceed to the appoint
ment of his successor at their annual meeting, on
> the Isl July next.
/ The subjects taught in this School are, Mental
PHILOSOPHY, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
aLeltres.
The compensation of the Professor consists Of
salary Of one thousand dollars, fees from the
members of the School, and house and garden
1free OF rent.
l Applications may be addressed 10 G. Johnson
= ESD, Rector &c, at Richmond, or 10 Professor
William B. Rogers, Chairman of the Faculty, al
he University
w. H. WOODLEY, Proctor, &c.
April 2l-ctlsJuly
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NOTICE.

NOllCc.
l. ENG appointed receivers Of al claims due
I'D 10 The firms OF Fitzpatrick, Clarke s. Lyon
land Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and Of John \. Fiiz-
;parick Individually, hy The Superior Conf ol
i a lbemaie county, We notify all who are indebi-
sed 10 ihe parties aforesaid either by bond, ac-
3coun, or otherwise, that speedy payment must be
made, as il is important that all matters con
snecied with these concerns l9 closed as early a.
practicable.
We have pu claims into The hands OF Col.
Ia exander Fitzpatrick; due 10 The firm Of Fizpa-
irick & Lyon and J. ". Fitzpatrick Individually.
slor settlement and collection, as many OF them
lare TOO remote for 10 attend 10 their collection
lin person; hut no suit is authorized 10 be brought
s,ml reasonable notice fails 10 effect our wishes
HOGG, WHITMORE q co,
Scotlsville, Va. Receivers.
n. r. No other person than ourselves IS an.
slhorised 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
Sthc persons aforesaid or John a. Fitzpatrick in
3livduay except such as We authorize:
June 6-cl H., w. q 20.
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NEW SUPPLY.
sBoots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, 4

Roots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.
JUNE IGih, 1915.
SDUTNEY & WATTS are now opening er
a steamboats, and packets, new supply OF
SUMMER BOOTS and SHOES, Of every
description, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses Boys,
Hand Children. Also, Travelling Trunks, Car.
;pei Bags, &c We respectfully invite our old
customers and the public at large 10 give US a
scall we assure them that our stock is Of the best
Equality and will he sold at the very lowest prices.
III has been our aim and desire 10 keep on hand
IA stock Of The hest quality Of goods in our line
sand we will sell them as low as possible. We
respectfully invite all in want OF the very best
sand handsomesi articles in the Boot, Shoe, and
Trunk line, 10 give rs call. Our stock VIII be
Hound large and desirable al all seasons
PUTNEY \ WATTS,
Dealers in all the most fashionable styles OF
ladies, Gentemen's Misses, Boys and Chill
idren'S Boots, Shoes &c. June III.
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: ,-,uoss June l6-Cleared, schr. VIM. Ap
o ..,n Cannon. for Norfolk and Richmond.
; ysr YoaS june l5-Arrived, schr. Volanl
&c rom Norfolk. Cleared, schr. Ann, La
... .. FOR Petersburg. Sailed, brig Hardy, 10
:.nburg. via Richmond.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery. NJ. T., 10 he draw
Il Wilmington June IL
= Nos. n dlaWl.
GRAND CAPITALS
anu UT'fWT 4N''N. VT Ut, vt.
Whole Tickets 80. halves D, dnarirl
'>W'HHfN 'NtN'hf'
;. 10 nNn IL. nnnI -, NJ

$4,000 l5.0o0!-75 Mo- IS Ballots.
Grant Consolidated, No. As draws n VIII
mirs,ou, June 2sh. Splcndi, Capital Of 80,
900, Of $1,000 OF 5000, Of :OOi 2,3Gs, 80 prize
III 1000, &c. - Nos, Is bales.
Whole Tickets Sl5. A Cerlf ale o: - Who'll
Tickets only l52 dollars-Share>in proportion.
g4r For other Schemes, call athe Office.
s-r Orders Tor packages, certificates or singh
tickets in the above Schemes anl in all Lotteries
vii! be promptly attended 10, a.d drawing sen
when requested. Il. RUSSELL BIGGER.
Managers Office, opposite rms Eagle Hotel
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.1TIcF TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
, LII creditors OF James Cole Dickinson ial'
4 nf Louisa county, are called upon 10 pro
:. ,bsir claims Immediately for settlement ant
. :. !, whom the iecedent was bound as Sc
...y ,or others are particularly urged 10 maxi
81, demands Immediately known 10 the under
I,.sd AMI 10 see the principals, else this motto
ii indebted 10 the deceased, likewise, are mott
!, u make immediate payment, as The condition
j. E>.a,e admits OF no indulgence.
JONATHAN II. COWHERp,
Administrator with The will annexed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

COTTON HOSIERY dozen, Black and
~ While Cotton Hose
Receiving AMI for sale low by
KENT, KENDALL s. ATWATER.
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u,RlNE JOURNAL.
~ RICHMOND, JUNE II.
wa,cr this day, at Il, ?. Nj.

W dstl tilAS 1871 - ~
ARRIVED,
c,lnmJus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
Is ,.s Sutton, Norfolk.
>:n, y. F tfS Ann, Tyler, Port Depos''e' light
>;a' l t,'IH Travers, Boston, plas!er:
>'af N ,,l,> Eyerion, North Carolina hsh 10
yssh Bacon : r;ne Amanda, from Philadelph
>tar Ia ,n = 4. payal & Co, vanlew, Smith
Il, >anirle,, y p;.bonison, J. Is. < w. Foster,
,Co, W. / - usxall P. Johnson, J. Goode, J. a.
an'as N, " Anderson, Z. ), S.,' pn,d IA
'lt" S.r ( Co. lnlees Y bro'nef' nos' 1''
ind \ pa, ,,,sl Couch, New York, with sun
sem. o o,n,"n Moucure 4 Co.. w. Anderson
rs q DHn',P S,resser H. A. Watt, Gaynor
/ Not y =, : S crew BOYD, Edmond & Co, :!
Wood \ 20, ~ = smith & Co, Halves & Var
s,ewart. 'an Rls.rssmin, L. D. Crenshaw & Co;
pearssn, \. o' " Riiiick, $. Bonavita, Mash
!. NJ ,' p,~ y. X. RosenutI' Naval y w
\ Me 60 Duyal * Co. +, K; : p WA n a ns
N Lyoai Thompson & Co, {; y; ! ale' y; c We
No''Iasg ,raI, & Morgan, 5. \. Smsn' " no aiI
rs'fl1r - els ! \ Gordon Davenpori \ All ne y; :
SO = G :. ] T. Sublea, I. TyIer, II. "
s> + H AmidOn, Hooker r S,S oSnosn' IN
8 " Taylor Frys : Co, /, RGD Wsbh Pa "a
i; srohsr PIN :. Pi1 W M MsSsi "a Il
Ham n,s G., W. H. D'rni"' pFiHke' \ MOI
" NJ. Harrison r,n Gma !,
~, y Ey,io, washtuEn, Thomas'0n' h'he' I
,o;in& Whiiiocs. ,a.;a.
3ns t1'T n + Decker Simpson, Hartford, ballast
sent O. - Henderson. New York, ballas
SEM SEM S Sy Hatch, New York, ballast
S ScS.' u ~ N jenkins Dodge, Bangor lumber
a. Lancaster s CO.
SAILED,
D, Nancy Jane, Godfrey, Fall River
PIX PIX Columbia. Crowell, Philadelphia
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: uavF so 600 Of James River and Hama
.I Bonds. guaranteed by The State OF Var
=, ,or sale on five years credit.
,"ns,--o; JAS. II. LYNCH.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice. tn@ :" y,
spplication was made TO the judges OF the cou'vo'
colmman plcus, sitting at 'Donvile' in ana -, =,
Columbia County at tho term of August a,;a, ~, =
ls45 by the members of the first rfesps 'Irn Inn'
Church of bloomsbury; in the county o' oot'm 80,
ba; and State Of Pennsylvania, by oopp..is'
duly elected by them for that purpose ''4 cor
ont enioy the pains and immunltics OF a cor
poration by the name STYLE x Title OF the hrS'
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Bloomsbury and II nc
sufficient reason should be shown to the contrary ~
the next term ofthe court to be held atDanNe a'ote
sad the third Monday of n november next the salu
court will then make decree anddociaie' ,naV W.
nov ,o,s 90 associated shall Ivy the name; sillc~
jTile: Of 1he first prcshyterion Church Of Blooms
burg, in the county ofColumbia aforesad d. oeoon''
and be corporation body poliicosreeaoIy TO '"'
Act of Assembly in such case made and provlu'u
JACOB EYERLY, Prot
Danvlle Aug .23d, lS15
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Brandreth'S Pills.

UDEAD and understand The time will CONT
Hk, when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will b'
appreciated as they ought aud deserve; it will b'
understood that DIR. Brandreth has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every IN
dvdual who makes a trial of the Biandreth rms
concede them to be the best medicine they ever
used They arc indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value IN a climate 80
changeable as ours cannot bo sufficiently approcat'
ed A free perspiration is at once restored thus
they cure colds, aud consumption is prevented
Those who have redundancy Of bile find them oi
the most essential service and should there be de-
fciency of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ing, fow doses taken Immediately upon the in
lection being received into the system, will be al
most certain 10 prevent any material inconvenience
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is there
SO proper medicine as the Brendreth Pills. Lei
this medicine be universally used in thit
disease, and no loss of blood allowed, and few
very few, would be its victims. So it is with Other
diseases. Assist nature with this all Important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
and do not resort to bleeding or mercury, and we
shall have very great scarcity ofpcrsons afflicted
with cronic maladies. The fcathered tribe-thG an
imal kingdom over which we are the lords, are
not afflicted with chronic maadies; neither should
we be if it were not for our prize which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine whr
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the blood.whch strength
the feeble and yet reduces those of too full habit
to a healthy standard. Let me again say thatevery
department of the manufacture of Brandfeth Pills
is personally superntended y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may be relied up
= l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
FRIGHTENED THEM INTO TT.

A few winters since, (ssys the Angus
ia 7 F,rmer,) double listed, athletic, sun
burul young farmer of this town. who,
by industry and sudiousness during hi
leisure hot re-, has treasured up fair q,
mount Of Knowledge, look II into his
head that he could make something al
teaching the young idea how 10 ST DOT. ,
Accordingly he presented himself be-
fore the school committee, passed an
examination, received The necessary
credentials for teaching, and then made
application TO the agent OF school DIS
,ric,, in a town Just below us, 10 teach
The winter shool. The age q, told him
thai it was very difficult one 10 man
age-lhst there were mlny rogulsh,
lractious ,pugnacioas, boys in The district
some Of whom were mengrown-thal
they frequenlly turned the master out, ,
broke up the school, sc. sc. All this
did no, in The least intimldale our Zero,
who was beul upon teaching. lie said
to the agent that with his consent, he
would commence the school, aud if he
did not keep il OUT and give general
satisfaction, he would not charge plea
yune for his services. With this pro-
viso, The agent concluded TO let him go
ahead. He commenced his labors.
The three first days he permitted the
scholars 10 do abou, as they pleased, Tor
the pu, pose Of singing ou' The unruly
ones. AT the close of the third day he
requested all the pupils TO rem in lew
mo menls, ss he had code OF rules and
regulations which he wished to lay be-
fore them. This done, drawing hlmselI
up TO his full heigth, he, in calm but
determined manner, addressed them at
follows:
Nov, all l have to say in conclusion
il, that il any Of you are determined 10
violate these rules and regulations, you
had better, for convenience sake, imn'e'
diatcly speaS for your cg0ins1
Our farmer sS.hooI-,escher had no fur.
Their d Gicul,y--hir rules were mol VIC
la,sd--ho KEEP, the school out, giving
satisfaction. Every time q
scholars mischievous propensity would
rise, the faithful little monlior within
would whisper coffin aud this word
carried with il The desired corrective
terror.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
PRINTERS GREEK.

The Editors of the Wayne County
Standard received as accompaniment lc
a wedding advertisement generous al.
lowsnce OF cake; they acknowledge the
attention in the following classic terms.
Our readers may not understand it all,
which will only prove that we know
more than they do having regularly
graduated aid been admitted Il. T
Professor of Typography,
With the above message from the
hand of the fair bride, were The 'socom.
paying documents IN the shape of va
rious large slices Of most delightful wed
ding cake.-We make our most respect.
fol vow TO the happy twain, and y the
opportunity 10 return our thanks for hi,
almost un ed act of lberalily. Ma,
the matrimonial chase which now locks
the form of our typo, justify all hi,
pre'conceiVed impressions. 10 what
ever of the counlry he may roam.
whether called upon TO face the ing
waves OF adverse (oriune,o or stand before
The II and + Of enimies, may his life b
such ;ha, when The 0@ Of death shall
be laid on him,and The of his existence
draws 10 a close, he may produce q
clean pro0E aud claim q clear tile tt
an honorable q in the page Of history.
as wen 10 an inheritance beyond the :"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
RELEASE OF AMERICAN PRION
ERS,

Information has been rec siyed al Wash
lng'on.of the release Of iwenty-seven prison
ers a. Van Diemsn's Land. all natives Of
New York, Michigan or Canada. They
had reached one of the Sandwich Islands,
on their way home. There was still large
onmber OF Amslicaa prisoners on Van Die
mans Land, al lhe last dates.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18

'AO Exchange paper says That an iO-
fslliLle preventive against the attacks
ofthe musquiioe, is iheSOh Of Penny.
royal; one drop of which applied 10 the
clothing or the hair, willskeep them ct
boy the whole night. Persons suffer
ing under nussuiloe bites, will find re-
lief from the application Of hartshern TO
the wounds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
SURVEYING OMPASSES
Chair ManufaCtoy,
THE subscriber CONTINUES TO carry. ol

the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of B. e. S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready al all times
10 furnish Fancy e. Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of every
description, which may be called for. al
short notice and on the most. reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign d
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperlng,
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he flalters himsel. thai
he shall be able 10 furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which be will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from distance will b,
strictly ard punCluaIly attended TO.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 30, lS43
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
REVOLUTIONARY ANECDOTE.

A venerable American Judge relates
the following anecdo,e:-The morning
The battle of Yorktown ], had
The curiosity to attend The dressing Of
me wounded. Among others whose
limbs were so much injured as TO require
was musician, who had
was dydaf ia sheh heels eelgstjs tjs 'hee kPse: a
we're making TO lash him down TO ihe
table, to prevent :he possibility of his
moving. Says the sufferer
Now, doctor, what would you be
st?'
'My lad, am going TO take of your
leg, and il is necessary you should 6e
lsshed down.
pll consent 10 no such thing. You
may pluck The heart from bosom, bui
you'll not con6ne me. Is there fd
die in The campe II SO bring it 10 me-
A violin was furnished, and, after
tuning il he said
'Now, doctor begin and he confined
to play until the operation, which took
aboul forty minutes, was completed,
without missing note or moving a
muscle.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ybe Estate nf THOMAS H.4YCOCh

tate Of FiShingcreek township; deceased
have Office is he.eby given that letters OF admin
indeb istration on The above mentioned Estate
immebeem granted to the subscriber. All persons
are rted to said estate are hereby notified to make
Gated diate pay ,ent and all those having claims
rre requested to present them properly authenu'
catdtto
JOHN NJ. HAYCOCK. Adm'r,
Rhorsburg, August 3O Is45-Gwl9
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
n u II L G. H.

Estate Of George Deiterick, 'me IF Bloom
township dec'a.
THE creditors OF we estate OF "eots'
Deiterlck deceased. will AXE fo"ce .n"
undersigned has been sppoin,eo an ''o'''' '
by the Orphans Court Of Columbia CO. ,'hN'
to adjust the rates and proportions of the
assets Of said estate, to and among the re-"
specIive creditors, according 10 lhe Order
established by law, and that he will attend
At the house Of Charles H.. De obIer, in
BIpo"lsburg on Monday, the 9Th Of Octo
her next at 10 o'clock Of said day, TO PET
form the duties oI his ppoiutment, when &
where all persons interested can alund il.
they see proper.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
September 5lh. ls45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18

Milwsokis, ths leading commercial port
OF Wisconsin Territory, is ba, ten yess'
old. Present population about 5000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
Caution

8 hereby given to all persons not to purchase
Y three Notes Of hand for fifty dollars each, dated
July al, ls44, signed by the subscriber and made
payable to Daniel Savage, one in one year, one in
two years, and the other three years from date
Also three other Notes Of hand signed by the sub5
scriber, for seventyone and two thirds dollars each.
dated July a, ls44, made payable to Moses Savage
-one payable in one year one IN two years. and
one in three years from date, as there was decen
ton praeticed in obtaining said notes, aud therefore
not having received value for them shall re(use
to pay them unless compelled by law.
THOMAS CAROTHERS
Franklin Lycoming county, Sept 20; ls45--22
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
DR.. J.4YNE' s TONIC TERMIFUGE

Which is perfectly safe and so pleanant that
children will not refuse to take it, 1t cllecuaIy
destroys worms neutralizes acidity or souness of
the stomachj increases appetite and acts as gene.
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed.
ingly beneficial in in'ermittent andRemitcnt ie'es
and indigestion; &c and is certain and permanent
cure fer the frvcy and ague.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
JOHN MARBLE,
Harness, Saddle &
TrS,1k Manufactures:

Nh EspEc,., "ELLY informs the public that he
HR has Ioco,cJ h;n self in the shop next door
to Samuel Iagcrb"''rs m'- ~, ir Factory Man street
m ,ba sIo ooiumbla couhiy,N. 'os. He viii
Keep Constantly on hand fine and coarse
0"e ana I~o Horse Harnesses.
n0rse Collars, Sadd,es, Bridlcs
=, o, and Trunks; &c.
Of every description and 6ay,u,
o"oe IN the bualness, he can furnish as GOOD vork
anu Jus as cheap as can oe purchased in The conn,y
=, ~ ~ An Kinds OF country produce taken m poy
"Gnl M Tor work at the market prices. ''' l''
May TO- ls45-Gm3
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S.ATITNETTS; FL4NNELS:
CLOTHS 8. BLANREI'S;

Constantly on hand, for sale at reduced prices
for Cash or Barter.
For the accommodation of customers living at a
dstance--wool for Manufacturing will be taken in
at the following places
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Isaac Kline's Mill
Fishingc eek; Holmes store, Columbus; Low Il
Thompson's store, Lime-Ridge; W. i. Waller s,
Co.'s store, Berwick Stewart e. Rickets' store,
Orangeville; VIM. McKevy Co.'s store, Blooms.
burg John G. Sharpess' store Cattawissa; l.. Bi-
sells store Jersey town; Der & McBride's store,
White Hall; Stroup's store, Washingtonyille
LUZERNE CoUNTY-ReynoId's store, Kings
ton; Gildersleeves, Wiksbare; Styels' store, Nan
tcoke; Judge Mack's Mill, Huntington
Plain Written directions must accom-
pany each parcel.
B. r. GEARHEART.
Danvile, May 8, 1852
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18

at her shop on Main-street nearly opposite Doebler
hotel, and second door below SIyerthorn's, where
she.has all the articles usually kept in Milmers
Store, The Ladies are all invited to call and exa
mine Tor themselves, Bonncts and Caps made aud
done up in the most fashionable STYLE
Bloomsburg, July 70. ls45, l2