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MISCELLANEOUS.

From Meals Saturday Gazette.
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Any Postmasttrs or other person, wishing 10
see copy, as specimen, will be furnished by
addressing the publisher, post paid. Editors CO.
plying will be entitled to exchange for one year.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
No. 9s Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Five years have passed.-In the hall
of handsome house, a young gentleman
stands eqnipt as for journey. His wife
holds his hand londIy, while with the
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-10
PUBLIC AUCTION.

ia PY Order OF the Master in Chancery in the case Of
al ID EDWARDS w GREEN, of Grafton shall sell
gf- at Public Auction, Monday, the l7th day Of No
Uenber 2 O'Clock, p NJ, the premises, the NEW
HOUSE in ~ E. Village, belonging to the Estate Of said
Green, the same being mortgaged to Sam Allen Esq.
G GEo B W EA RlcnHRDsoN, Assignees.
Worcester Nov. 8, 1915. dwlt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-10

MORMON PROPHET FLED. VIM. Smith, of
the patriarchs family, has fed from NauvOo
The St. Louis papers publish his e faithful warn
ing to the Latter Day Saints" against the unrlght
eousness of the elders who have usurped the pa
trarchal chair, of which he is the only legal oc-
cupant. He counsels peace, love to all men, and
a restoration of confidence between the Mormons
and their neighbors opposes emigration to Ore
gon, and promises further exposures of the un-
righteousness of the g wicked elders.'' He is
now in st. Louis, under the protection of some
friends. His address is dated 18th October.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-10

Corn IN ALABAMA. The Wetumpka (Ala.)
Wing of the 28th ult., says the corn crop in that
region is much better than was expected, and is
easily obtained at 80 cents per bushel.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-10

DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT. At
New York, Achilles B. Morrill, has recovered
verdict of $1,000 against Charles Wood, officer,
as damages for false Imprisonment in being
rested without unsuitable cause.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-10

Worcester, IS. Probate Office November l. 1915.
no all persons interested in the Estate of GEORGE
HOWE, late of Milford, deceased, GREETING.
NOU cited to appear at Court of Probate to he
holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday of Deem
her next show why administration of the Estate
of said deceased the Will annexed, should he
grantee to John S. Saammell, of said Milford.
46* CHAS G.. PREM TISS, Reg.
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MillburV Academy.

lNHE Winter Term of this Institution will commence
theJtrSt WedneSday of December. The course Of in
structon embraces all the English branches usually taught
IN similar Institutions together wl'h the Latin, Greek. and
French Languages, and designed be in the highest de-
gree thorough and systematic.
TERMs-Common English branches $3.50; Higher "a ;
Languages, $3.50.
Nov.8. DIV A. K. PACKARD, Principal
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TnIins. Huacinths, &c,
Paper HangingS,

Wholesale and Retail.
TIVE subscribers manufacturing all kinds OF PAPEk
HANGINGS AND BORDERS, Of every description,
and have an extensive assortment always on hand part
Of which may be and for sale (o,oer tdn can 6e
purchased elsetuhere) at T. w. 81 @. p. BANCROFTs,
No l55 MAIN STREEr, WORCESTER, Mass, and at SAML
b. PIERCE & CO.'S No. Al BROAD ST, BosToN.
Also, large assortment of French Borders ana ere
Board Prints, &c. w. r. WHITE "
Newark, N. j., July 20, l945 em
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]. w. PAINE. Dentist,

No. 1874 Main Street,--W
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, by atmospheric
pressure, the most approved instruments for ex-
tractng and chemicals for destroying the nerve, &c
Defective Teeth filed with gold in the most durable man
1er. GF Teeth extracted Tor 25 cents and all charges
reasonable. # Jan. 8.
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Worcester Oil Store,
CLOAK GOODS,

EBAVING reduced my stock of Cloak Goods
4 that were bought early, have this week made my
large purchases in New York and Boston of all the differ
styles OF Cloakings worn and very much lower
found
Rich Ombra-shaded French CLOARINGS,
n new and beautiful article
Real French THIBET CLOTHS in every col
imported.
IndianaS-PGramettas- ClothS-AmdzoniGn
Ci0thS-ALpaccGS- Orleans, Sc-Rich Gala PlaidS-Ro6
R0yS, and in short every kind of Goods imported and will
be sold prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory.
j. B. WYMAN,
Late of the firm of Ii. II. Chamberlin & Co.
Worcester, Oct 49, diff
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S --I77 Main ST.
TUDEA CAPTA--EHglish Martyrs Falsehood and
y Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker ON WOman-do. on Intermarrage
The American Pouterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy: by Isaac Burrows, D. D.
Sunday School Question BOoks-A supply of Banvards
Infant series4 and Practical lust received
Revised Statutes of Mass. 2vos STORY Promissory
Notes-Cushngs Manua-Thomas's Town Oficer-Nea
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ofevery kind.
VA of which will be sold low
July 90. ENos DORR, Agent.
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Farm for Sale in Rutland,

al CONTAINING one hundred and thirty-fve acres
f ~ of excellent Land, under high of cutva-
4sA ton, situated one mile from the Meeting House.
The land is suitably divided into moving tilage pasture,
and wood The farm is well fenced Good soft water is
brought the house and barn through aqueduct from
never failing springs. On the farm is good Dwelling
House, Barn, and other outbudngs, all in good repair
The whole be bought together the buildings and So
of land called the Home Place." will best suit
the purchaser The above will be sold low, and any
wishing excellent farm, great bargain, will do well
to call and examine it. For further particulars apply to
VIM. ESTABROOK, on the premises to WILLARD
BROAD, at Rutland. d2aw wtf46 Nov T.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-10
POSTS WAWTED.

ONL y " L44N I IlDI
7 WISH to purchase 100 Cedar, Chestnut, or
a lackmatack Posts, of the following dimensions, viz:
Thirty feet long each less than inches diameter at
the top end straight and sound To be delivered in the
shortest time practicable in lots of less than 300 at any
points convenient for loading upon the line Western
Rail Road, between Worcester and Springfield and for
which will pay fifty cents per post delivery. Any per-
wishing supply any, all above number will
please address No. l9 Merchants Exchange Boston
prior TO the 10th nst stating the shortest time plac
OF proposed delivery. FRANCIS O. J. SMITH.
Boston, Nov. 7, l845. d6twIt45
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Worcester, Nov. 8, 1916.

Forester, SIS. Probate Office, October %, 1915.
To all persons interested in the Estate OfNANCY MAY,
late Of We minister, deceased, GREETING
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate TO be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Deem
her next TO show why the instrument which pur-
ports last Will and Testament Of said deceased
should be approved.
as CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
BABES IN THE WOODS.

When the fire was raging in the noun
tains in DaNphin county, Pa. a few days
ago, a half crazy woman took two Of hel
children. one five and The other three year.
old, and ned 10 The mountains, where shr
was found three days afterwards nearly max
cd, but the children were missing, aud on
the following Monday they were found IL
she widest regions of that wild counuy,ttn
miles from their home. They had been
on, four days and four nighlS--cold nights
too, barefooled. and half naked otherwise,
and their clothes nearly torn of them by
the brush, and their legs backened by the
ashes Of the connagrauon, through which
they had wandered ~ their flesh good deal
aceraled They had cried themselves
sick; one of them had taken of its dress to
make bed Of, and there lay, at The ro Dts oI
tree, locked in each others arms, unable
to speak, having eaten nothing, it is sup
posed, since they lett home. The pooI
little sufferers were taken TO The nearest
house and comfortably provided for, and are
said 10 be dong we'll
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

THILDREN are most subject to them but Per
z SONS Of all ages are liable to be afflicted with
lhem Bad breath pulcncss about the lips flushed
cheeks, picking at the nose wasting away ,canncss
pain in the bowels, joints or limbs disturbed sleep
Itrghttu dreams, moaning and sometimes of yor-
aclous appetite, are among the symptoms ofworTns
Many arc oo,torcd Tor months, for some other i'm
Iaginary disease, when one box Of Sheman's Worm
Lozcnges would effect cure d. Ryan, corner
Iof Prince street and the Bowcry, cured a man of
worms that was reduced to skeleton and by only
ono box Of Sherman's Lo2cngcs kcis now as lat
as an Alderman. Tn Hon. b. b. Bcards!cy
has saved the life Of onc Of his children hy them.
l'he sale of over 3COO, coo Of boxes has fully test
ed them. They are the only iniallble worm des
Iroymg medicine klcwn. What family will TO
without thcml
Consumption, Cough Whcoping Coughs
Asthma, aud oil affections Of tie lungs wiIltnd
healing value in Sh,rmau's Cough Lozrnges. Whoy
saved the Rev Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr..
Hucclcr, Jonathan Howanh, Esq. and that wo'ihS
old hero, Leonard Rogers. hum the cons umptyc's
grave, They cured in one day the Rev, Mr., Dun
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM, II, Atbce ESQ
II disclosing coughs They arc the pleasantcst
I2oUsh medicine and cure the soonest ctdny X own
p%'oy' ,T ,,. >.
nr y'G , ln rn'YGrSs r 'a sGrrn
oycnnr, P.,snn, ',,'I o,,n n,, ,"nr%DI ..o","a i,
,raycGng will find them to impar buo,ancy of
pTis and renew their energies Those suffering
rom toofc living will find Jew of the Iozcnscs
/" oSP'' l,Le ho'1G's ana Iownc;s Of SPIRITS !"r'
"'I''' o. '''c 'u'uay Ny'CTIy ''S repeatedly tu
L' ar ' "vu0ut' obin ,yi'a, T,'' "r
uc,srd lcv efficacy in a ,,cpl m,ny Cases Of sea.
sickness. They operate like charn ur0u tho
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
A .OvFLT'Y FROM THE SEA.

The Portland Bulletin describes wha. i
calls Sea Pear which may be iounC
benra,h The waves along the sea coast OF
Maine. OF Frenchman's Bay the fisher
pen Frequently drag samples oft uP a.
,acbed 10 their keleCks OF anchors ]
aaheres by roots to the mud in deep waleI,
has vegetable stem about three feel! in
length, 10 which lhe animal portion, whIch
in shape is like a pear attaches. Il Is
difficult TO determine exactly where lhr
vegetable emergeS into The animal, but II Is
by no means 50 difficult TO perceive that
the lower portion in reality is Of vegeia
bIe and tie upper part Of animal nature
When handled, The animal portion shrlnk'
within itself until it becomes as hard aImOo'
as stone. On dissection, organs Of dgeS
lion respiration, and the various other ap
puueuances Of organized beings, are read.
lily perceived-and its evidently susceptible
OF pain,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT.

The Chinese is an mbecile govern
ment, though considered proyerb'alIy
durable and hence, one would infer
srong. The force Of habit may, and
will Ee shaken by foreign intercourse,
incident to The trade opened with Ihr
European world. How imbeclle the
government is may be judged from the
fact that rebellion and robbery have be-
come chIonic diseases. An anecdole
ia point is ,uld.-Towards lhe end o.
lS43 the child OF widow in The dis
iict of Canton was stolen by robber'
aud held TO ransom; the poor woman
could not raise the sum demanded anu
the robbers roasted The child alive.
The governor of the province he:eupon
issued proclamation sort oil lay SET
mon, but no steps were taken to arres
the robbers The same mode Of proc
lsmalion prevails in the province oi Fr'
kin. This in the heart OF the plre.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
rrRnClrY OT A BEAR.

The following remarkable instance
of lefociy ina bear IS recolueu %
having occurred at Brighton, Maine,
nearly forty years ago Al Is se'oo VI
that the black bear manileSls so murh
r.r,city when met with ia the loreS''
Of New England, This one, however
was accompanied by her cubs, and her
courage and rage were limuIaled by the
love of her offspring;
'Beojamiu Foster son OF MAJOR A'ae'
Foster, of Brdgelon, being on his way
through a lhiCket oIwoods, ,wosSndden,,,y
alarmed by the growing of a bear lie
soon discovered an old She'bear ana z
cubs. The cid one Immediately made
toward him, growing very fierce. lie
Immediately took TO The first tree ne
could find which was about nine incheS
diameter, and about twenty feet to the
first limbs; This be ascended with all
possible speed and having reached 'he
limbs, he called to The nearest nelghno'
who lived abou, quarter OF m''e u'S
lan,, for help. The bear, ON hearing
his cries, relreated from the tree aud
hslIooed also, which she repeated as oI
ten as he called Tor help.
The hear then returned TO The tree,
aud climbed up nearly TO the inst limbs
bat losing her hold, she fell to 'he
ground; this enraged her, and SIZE again
ascended The tree with sill greater velo
civ, and OVERLOOK him al The height OF
about thirty feet when she slezad hun
by one foot, but the shoe coming OIL,
she fell TO the ground, recovering sh'
pScenGed The tree third Time, and TOOK
of the other shoe, he constantly calling
for help, and found none. he Ia,
now ascended the tree as lar es was sal
for him 10 venture the bear constantly
tearing his feet with her teeth, unlr.
,hcv became o most shocking Specld'
Gle
The bear at Ituglh fastened her Avs
SO powerfully loone Of his heels as ''
cause The limbs by which he held ''
break, snd he fell to The ground The
bear falling at the same time on lh'
other side OF the tree and notwtnstand
ing his feet were in this mangIed condI
lion he escaped to the nearest house sn'
arrived safe. The distance from the
ground by measuremeo',frOm whence
The Young man fell, was 4S feet. Ii
supposed that his repeated & eager cries.
for help tended 10 increase the rag
and fury Of The bear, which had he
waelps with her.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

! SEc. 9. II shall be the juty Of every judge a
spector and clerk conducting me elecnon aalAor
2ed to be held by virtue Of this act, 10 lahe On Gcu
DB 10 lhe oath or affirmation he is now rcguiftt
law 10 take an oath u ah motI0V that he wot
honestly aud faithfully comfy IN every respect
with the provisions aud requirements " this aei
SEC 10 II shall Ue the duty OF 'he
nm judges Of said county, al HE time and
bIace Of their meeting to cast up all No
votes received IN The different election dis
,rcls on The question OF the Removal Of tho
edI Of Justice aforesaid, anL shall make ouE
NO certificates showing The result, one OF
lhlch shall be filed in the cflite Of The clerk
i lhc court Of quarter sessions aud the other
n the office Of he Commissioners of sal&
'ounly OF Columbia
SEC Ii 1t shall be tie duty Of lhe Sher
III ui The said county Of Columbia, TO cause
mis- act 10 be published in al least three
newspapers published IN said county; for aS
east once IN every week for sixty days IN
nedalely preceding The next general eler
'lon, aud shall on the day OF The election
cause at least two printed copies, one Of
which shall be in the German language, of
said act In be posted in handblI form, in lhe
most public place nearest the election poll
in every election district in SAID coGnlv and
Ihe reasonable expense Of such publication
shall be paid By The said county OF COum
bIa by orders drawn in the usual way.
Sec ~. So much Of the existing laws
of tins Commonwealth as are altered or
supplied by this act be and lho same ere
hereby repesed and also the acl OF Assem-
bly, passed l6h June 1896 entitled ar act
relating To the lien Of Mechanics aud others,
1pon buildings, is hereby repealed so Gar as
t relates TO the buildings 10 be erected in
pursuance Of this act.
Approved Of and signed by lheGOvernoE.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
LIyEllNNIAlLa

MARRIED. In Lewisburg,o on Tues
day the l9hhlt, 6y the Rev. H. liar
b,ugh, Mn GWnLrAM GEoRGE, to MIS-
LITITlA HUNTINGTON, oil OF Dan
VILE,
On Tuesday The 22l, by the Rev. J,
Ewing, Mr., GEORGE B. HAcKET, OF
PhiIadeIphis, TO Mss JANE MUIR, OF
DanviIe.
BY The Rev. D, S. Tobias, some time
go, Mr.. SAMUEL Quito Miss CATH
ARINE JOKES, OF Mounl Pleasenl.
BY The same, on the lst INST M.
EMANUEL FgY, 10 Miss EcKNY SMITH,
Of MahonIng,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The Beaver Argus announces the dealh
Of John + Cunningham, Esq one Of the
Representatives Of Beaver county in the
late session OF the State Legislature. This
painlul event occurred on Friday evening
tasI, in a Canal packet some distance IhI,
side Of Johuslown; on the Conemaugh
He was attended, we Iearn;by his colleague
Hr Nicholsoo; and Mr SAnkey, Of Nrr
ser county; who ON Saturday consigned his
emalns 10 the grave If Salisbury
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
S3YiTNETTS; FLANNELS:
CLOTHS g. BLANKETS;

Constantly on hand, for sale at reduced pri'ce
or Cash or Barter
For the accommodation Of customers living at a
listancc-wooI for Manufacturing will bo taken in
It the following places;
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Isaac Klinc's Mill
Fishngc eek; Holmes store, Columbus; Low y
rhompsons store, l.mc-Ridgc; W, l.. Waller d
Co.'S store, Berwick Stewart q; Rickcls' store
Orangeyiile; VIM. McKelvy Co.'s store, Blooms.
burg John G. Sharpcss' store, Cattowis-a; l.. 81.
sells store, Jersey town. Den d McBridc's store
White HalI; Sroup'5 store, Washingtonvic,
LuZERNE COUNTY-Reyno'd's store King,
ton; GiIdersIecve's WiIksbarre; Stycs store, Nan
.icoke; Judge Mack's NlII Huntington
Plain ,0riHen directions must accom-
pany e0ch purcell
b. R. GEARHEART.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

A Frankrord paper says, there is no"
wing at Moscow, the widow of dealer II
,kins, who has attained her l57ih year.
When l23 she married her fifth husband
All her alliances were prosperous and hap.
py. she is sill in full po:s s'ion q
Ill her mental faculties she has never
zee en- attacked with any dangerous illness
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION O
PENNSYLVANIA.

Public notice has been given that the
stated annual meeting of the Convention Of
The Protestant Episcopal Church, will be
held in Phi'adeIphia,on Tuesday, the 20th
Of May next. The most imporlan, bus
leSs of the convention we presume, will bt
ne election of Bjshep for the Diocese, in
Iace Of Bishop OudeIdonk.
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NOTICE

n 5 hereby given to the Stockholders in the con
"a pany for erecting u Bridge over the NouAeas
banch of the river Susquehanra, between the
town OF Cattawssa and the mouth Of FishingcIeeb
that the Managers have ihis day declared dividend
)f THREE PER CENT. on the Stock of saic
company, for the last SIX mouths, which will be
ooid said stockholders or their legal representatives
At the Freasurcrs office, Cattawissa, on or aitcl
the 18th inst.
JAMES rLEASANTS, Treasurer.
Trcasurer's Office, Catlawissa, April /, l8i5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
NO &c z
TO TAX A BL Il S 4.

TNVHE County Commissioners hereby give no
n tice that in accordance with the provisions o
am act Of the General Assembly Of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, passed the l5th DAY Of
April, A. d. 1884.
An appeal will be held at their office in Danvle
IN Monday, the 9th day Of May next, when and
where all may attend ifthey think proper.
By order Of the commissioners
ELIAS MENDENHALL; Cierk
CCNmssIoNEus OpFICE,
Danve,Apn 9, lS45
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
GlBIHTARU'.

DlED-O Monday morning, 2lsl
uli,, at The residence of her father, MIR
George Gearhar, Of Rush township,
Northumberland county, Mrs. ACHsAH
G.. DERR, wife Mr.. D. W. DER, il the
30h year OF her age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
GOT THE CUE.

II is remarkable tina, all those whig pa
'ers which praised Mr.. Polh'S loauguraI
when it first appeared, for its moderation
nd general good tone, to use their own ex
DIeosions, discover, since II has been de
rounced by lae British Ministers, lha
is fall of treason, sGaagens, ans
'poils'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

A nan named Mckee, Of Cleveland,
OHIO willis, engaged recently in clearing
out well, the earth caVed in on him, and
covered him several feet above the head
with earth, stones &c. By great OxerliOns
he was got out aGel having been nearly
snnncaled.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
Fee EBiHHs
FOR
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES,
Printed on sheet for the purpose of Post
ing no IN their Offices,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Bloomsbury ArlillOry.

The Members of The Boomsburg Artillery are
required to meet at the house OF JOHN CLAY
TON, in BloOmsburg, on Saturday the Sd Of MAY,
at o'clock in the afternoon. A puncudl attend
ance of every member is required as business OF
importance isto come before the meeting.
QrAll who have Swolds and Belts in their pos
session must bring them with them.
II. WEBB, Capt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The Seventeen Year Locust will appear
this year IN the northern parl of South
Carolina, and a part OF North Carolina Dor;
derIng apon that Stale
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The General Assembly Of the Presby.
erian Church in the Unned States Of Amer
lea, will hold their annual meeting in the
LIT Presbyterian Church in CncinpaIi,
Ohio, Oh the l5Dh day VI Mly next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
.zsss=1.yzzNsn1s..

The Bowery Theatre, in New York has
been again burned down. This Theatre
was frsi built in 1926, and this is the fourth
time i. has been burned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
HDsagR willie

WDDAlhlNN .LNAGMODEo
YmNHE Danville Steam Wooen Factory, for.
IL mery owned and occupied by Dr. Perikin,
haS recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
especially announces 10 his friends aud the pub.
lie generally, that he is now prepared to execute
all kinds OF work in his line Of business, at the
shortest nouce, according 10 order, and in tue best
comparative manner. Having gone 10 considcra-
NE expense in repairing his machinery and appa-
atus, aud being very particular in securing the ser
vices of experienced mechanics, he feels confident
hat he Is capable Of executing all kinds of work
n his line in style superior to any other establish.
nent in the country. Prices of ork as follows :;
10th I yards wide light aud dark, from rs to So
Cents pen yard
Do bottle greens, olive brown, &c, from 80 to 60
Natircts of the above coIors, from 40 to a.
F!anneIs one yard wide, so cents.
Wine, brown or black, 30
Naddcr red, 4j
Blanket 2yds wide; tv'IcdOr plain, from 60 to ~
cents per yard.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
DE TRACTION.

Every man ought to aim at emnencp, mot
ny pulling others down, butby raising hin
self and enjoy the pleasures Of his own
,uperioril! without lnerrupiing others in
The same felicity