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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS

4 NHlhDREN are most subject to thrmhut PEE
y suns Of oil ages nye liable to be afflicted w,i
them. Bad breath, pacncss about the IIps,lurhcd
cheeks, picking at the n0sawaStnng away ,Icanncs'
pam in the bowels, joints or limbs, disturbed aer.
lIrlghllul dreams, moaning and sometimes oI Nor
lacous appetite, are among the symptoms OF worms
Many are doctOrcd tor months, for some other M
laginary disease, when one box Of sherman 5 worn
LozcngGs would effect cure. d. Ryan, cOrn'l
lot Prince street and the Dowery, cured man u
worms thai was reduced to a skeleton, and by on.
ono box Of ,hcrmau's Lozcngcs: Lcs now as fat
rs an Alderman Tn Hon. b. b. BcArdslc,
has saved the life ofan' ofhis children by them
l'hc sale fOycr 3,@O,OOO Of boxes has fully test
| ed them. They are the only iuIaIbc worm dies
lroyng medicine khcwn. What family will 1t
without them!
Consumption Coughs, Colds, WhooPing Cough.
Asthma, aud all affections of the lungs, wlIllnd Il
healing value in Shsrmal's Cough LozcngeS. They
saved the Rev, Richard DE Forest; the Rev. M
Strcocr Jonathan Howarth, Esq. and that worthy
old hero, Leonard Rogers from the consumptycs
grave. They cured in one day the Rev. Nh Dun
bar the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; Nm ii. AtEcc Fast
| Of distressing coughs. They are the plrasantcs
lcJugh medicine aud cure the soonest olany k-Owl
remedy.
Headache Sca.sickncss and PaIpitation,rclicycd ii
from five to ten minutes by Shcrman's Campho
Lozcugcs Persons Attending crowded looms o
travelling will find them to impart buoyancy o
spirits ana renew their energies, Those 5u'l'''"i
from too llce living will find few Of the loZcngc
%,oT 81 'n ,Io I,' SI, ]5' , a,"r Y""'s b onn,o .
ed bimsrIinr .c,c,c brnJa,bc hy Them I,ptaj,
IChaIwirk. of the packet shin Wellington. has wI,
ucsscd their efficacy in a great many cases OF sea
Sickness They operate like charm upon th
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
FlENDlSH RARBARIrY.

We read sometimes of cruelty and bar
har!y ptaclised towards slaves, but lht
New O,leans Bee aas an account OF case
in which female slave kept her mistress
and the chiIdren OF the laller confined anc
treated them with IAe most horrid cruelty
An ANONYMOUS letter informed The Mayor
OF that city of lhe fact,
'i'he Mayer, accompanied by RecerdeI
Genols aud some officers of The public, i'm
medalelv repa red 10 the spot designated
in the letter, where they found Mrs fabe
neck, the lady Of lhe Ause with three
OF her children, aged seven, four and Nv,
years, confined in back cahlnet,all of fihem
in a n lst hornd condition; dressed in rags
covered with DIRT, and 50 emacialed, that j.
appeared astonishing that they could sup
port life. The body Of Mrs II was cover
ed with bruises from her head to her feet
and in many places, showed maIkes where
the inrumenlS of 4 COLLATION. had broken
the skin. Both OF her ewes were blackenec
and her hair was matted with blood The
three children presented nearly The samr
shocking condition, the two eldest in par
ticular. Her husband, she stated. had been
absent on visit to Missouri for the last SIX
weeks, since which lime Pauline, the slave
had taken possession of her KEYS aud bed
room, aud confined herself and children it,
her (PauIlne's) room, where they had been
bealen almost daily by Pauline with can,
or slrop, and been furnished with bareI,
sufficient food 10 supporl life. Medical an,
and attention were Immediately iurnlshc,
by the Mayor, and the uegress paulin
arrested aud committed to prI'on to awai,
examination before Recorder Genos. tn,
penalty of The charges preferred against hel
if found guilty, under the Black Code, is
death 1t is stated that the husband Of the
woman had iEsligaled his slave, who was
also his Paramour, to the commission VI
lhIs h0rrId outage
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
LOOK HERE.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Come one, come all, giue me a call!

FENHE subscriber returns his sincere thank,
n for the liberal patronage heret0iolo bestowe'
upon him. and hopes for a continuance Of the samc
with AN Increase due the merit Of his shop. lie in
tends sparing neither pain or alour 10 rendol
satisfaction in any casc;and will warrcnt his wolI
done with taste aud durabiyAND AhIlTLl
NEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OTHER SHOP IN THIS PLACE. lie hr
just received Mnhans, late rep0It of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop at any
timc by which he is enabled TO cut according /,
the la est styIe or to order. His prices are H.
accordance to the times All kinds of countr,
produce taken in payment for work at market price
A very reasonable discount for cash
p. s. LElDY.
N, b. Cutting done with the greatest care, anc
at the shortest notice.
j. s. l..
Bloomsburg, Oct. l84-.5
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NO Eaua.nn Eogagg;!!
%rrkTT,TS YE-T,-p
Tailor.

MSMERAClNG the prcsert opportunity o
q a expressing his thankIuIucss 10 lis friends ant
the public generally, fm the liberal patronage it
has heretofore received informs his friends and tn,
public in general, that he still continues to carry u
the above business at his old established stand, OF
the corner OF Main and East streets, where l.,
hopes by strict attention to business to receive
and mcrjta share of public patronage as heretofore
He deems it unnecessary to % into the game n
brag. or to use any soft solder about his SKILL il
the PROFESSION OF GA'MENr CUTTING
as his shop us Of long standing, and his work l.,
thinks will speak for itself, and far more Ioudo
dian words, But, he would merely say that. h,
warrants his work done with neatness, durability
md in the latest fashionable manner, and viii en-
sure good fit in all cases.
\. b. Charges moderate to suit the times. Al
kinds otrountry produce taken in exchange @
work, at market prices.
BIoomsburg Nov. 9, lSli.--29
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Estate Of M3RT FORCE, late IF M
Pheasant townShp, CoiumJia county
dccrdscd.
NTOTCE is hereby given, that the subscriber
a resident in Mount Pleasant Township. il
said county, has administered on the estate Of MA
RVFORC E,deccascd, All persons having claims
against the estate are hereby rcqucsrcd to max,
them known to the subscriber yjDhoul delay.
GEORGE KRAMER. Admnilrator.
Mount Pleasant township.
Dec. O., 1874. Gw3I
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LADIES' aND GEN ..-..,, i :
MAGAX1N IL
FOR lS4S.

|NtRAIIAM'S MAGAZINE has long enjoyed
xE the enVable reputation Of being the best pc.
dodlca in the IT, s. both in the quality and num-
her olts embellishments, and in the tone Of It's lit
erary matter. Ii il the cheapest well as the best
For the year 1914 the publisher has given about
100 pages moro original matter than any Of his co.
tempomrcs mole original steel engrayngs, in adj
lition to fashion plates and colored flowers. The
cheapness and merit of hree-dollar magazine over
all olh,rs are apparent, which has made an outlay
Of Seven Thousand Dollars greater than othersand
M addition of engyavings over other magazines that
would embesh ihe coslliest Annual, The pub.
Usher is however satisfied that nothing but real &c
ceileRce can maintain the high position his perlodi-
cal has attained in the United States,
The publisher does not hesitate to say that he
defes all competition with Graham's magazine for
1915, His immense subscription list the merit
and number of his contributors, the high order Of
the engrayers engaged, the number and variety of
elegant plates already purchased and on hand, and
the immense facility which his capital and position
give to prosecute the work render any efforts at III
val matter of ridicule, Every number Of the
work issued, bears with it the evidence OF lis tri-
umphant success and establishes the impossibllity
Of suco' ss(u competition, improves and extends
for good works, that nothing Of humbug order
will be tolerated.
Every numDer of Grahan's Magazine is issued
at cost ofnearly S4000--tho plates alone consist
Ing nearly half the sum most of the plates are ON
Original American Paintings, executed expressly
for the proprietor for engravings for the magazine
Among the pictures painted for the volume for
1915, me two by Sully, the greaeat artist, several
by Leul2e, Chapman, lnman. Conaroe, Rotherncl,
Thomson, and others Of the best artists OF Amcri-
ca. The cost of getting up embellishments in this
style may be estimated when we state that some u
these pictures cost $500 apiece, and will cost us
some of them three times that sum to have them
engraved and worked off Tor the edition of Graham
But ne cost shall be spared to keep our proud
position at the head of ,he Periodicals OF the
world
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
IGIrTNI-'NinS1o

DlED-in Greenwood nn the 18Th uI,.
Mr.. 1iaGossa Hester, aged 20 years
In Mllluville on the IG h ull Mrs Z
Gcabeih, wife Of II, Y. W Vanaukpr for
mcrIy oI Luzene couDry, aged about 40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
pENNSYLVANlA LEGISLATURE.

There are AZ farmer, IN our State LeglS
hmrc,2l attorneys, merchants = mechan
rs, 5 physicians, 3, teachers. i'he re
mauder are Of various professions. Ia 'h'
House, composed as it is Of one hundrcC
PERSONS, there is the extraordinary number
of trcaiy'i0o ba1helors, the greater ppr
ton OF whom are gray headed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
TIE DEMOCRATIC UNION,



ne DemocratIc mon VIII, as usual, be pub
jI@hrd twice a "rch' during the coming session Of
the Legislature ana we embrace an early occasion
:" i, ''''"''" " III '"' '"''' ' ,' ''oo'"E luo'l''
+, IFS columns oddi,i.u,I nest md ,ioor 4m,Ic
o,.d ,orrr,, ropor, ,r rha ,roc,cJ;r,. of ,I,c ,a
branches together with skc;chcs Of the debates on
all pubic ana important questions, will he furnish.
cd. competent semographcrs having been engaged
ior hut purpose. The installation Of new ad
muialuIons, State aud Nalional;aud the dryclopc.
mcur O. the measures tLcy may propose to liz,
country. viii render the coming winter on, of IN.
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GlTMllANJIAIzo

MARRlED-On Thursday, the 1871
uIr BY Rev, |. BthI, in MrfllnviIe, Mr. II
". BrOwn. Of Berwick, TO Miss .Marl
Riisey, Of MlfirnvIIle.
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Eisl OF aciirCS.

RETAINING in the Post Onire q,
Cauawissa on the quarter ending December
.3lsL lSi4.
B1her Mr. Kuhns Peter
Chapman Daniel NJ Longen5drgCr Philip
CroI William Donegal John jr.
DAWN Fanny Stewart Abraham
Fisher Israel . Stokes William
Fisher J p Shuman &
Kellogg Chester TubcesOn Rarhacl
Persons calling lur letters in the above list vii
please say iAry arc advertised.
PAUL X DALDY P.M.
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GRAHAM'S ELEGANT EMBELLISH-
MENTS.

The most splendid engravngs of all sorts lend
their charm to the pages OF Grahams magazine.
Every thin in the way OF novelty and beauty that
has ever been invited is laid under contribution.
Nothing that capital and taste can supply is unit
ted. First, as the most elegant and appropriate, as
well as the most popular establishment, we place
Sarains Brilliant NezzOtnt Engraving,
We were the first to introduce this beautiful styIc
of WORK, as a regular establishment Of the popular
monthlics. Its wide spread reputation thro' the
means of our amplelist called forth a host OF na.
tors, but up to this time nothing has been produced
10 rival the glorious pictures given in Graham
I''fhe Shepherds Love and Il The Coqucttc,
These with host Of others, done for us by Mr.
Sanain, stand unprecedented and alone at tho
head Of American engraving. We have sevcra
Of these inmtabIc plates under way, and shuI
give one in the January number.
ITO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS
The high merit of Groham's magazine considered
the publisher aters himself thutlhe following lib
rrai torUs will induce, thousands to subscribe.
TO CLUBS.
The following proposals are madc;-2 copies for
50; 3 torslO; 8 tor SIS; II for l20.
10 the Postmaster, or other persons forming
club, the Pnbshe: win iorwarda Novel ion every
rbscribor sent, 50 that by varying Lhr boeAs, a
ompIce library may be obtained by any pcrson in
short time.
Single Copies, three dollars per annum in od.
vance And to the person sending the money .
opy of 'Ringwood the Rover Rorbets priac
Novel and also a copy of The Gems Of Art aud
}eauty.' beautiful work for Iady's Ccntct
Fable containing thirteen splendid Steel and
mczotnt Engravings, will he forwarded gratis
Address.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
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DrV Goods.

Broadcloths of all colOrs, qualities and prlco'
Cassmers, Sattinetts, and various other kinds 70
cloths, hannels Valencia, Marseos, Silk and othc
vestings, French and English Mednoes, BOmh
zines, Fashionable Calicoes Irish Linens Sill
Cotton and Linen Handkerchieis variety otSili
and Cotton Stockings, Gloves aud Mts for Lad Is
and Genlemon, kid and leather gloves, bleachle'
and unbleached Muslin, of almost every quality
Ticking aud other cotton checks, Velvet caps, Ia
dies aud Chillren's shoes Of all kinds, Mems ihlcI
and thin boots and shoes India Rubber over shoes
cotton yarn, carpet yam, can,'5 wick, DC
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
TEMPERANCE MEErING.

Bloomsbury Temperance Sociely will
meet at the Presbyterian church, Feb, lSta'
early candlelight 0ilicels are TO be elected,
Col. Wallace will deliver lecture.
A. FORSTER, Secretary,
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ESTATE or

ISAAC CORNELlSON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO the creditors
ol lsaac CorueIison, deceased, lha, ! vii
attend at the public house Of Charles Doeh
ler in the town Of BIoomsburg, on Friday
the 2s day u March next for the rnrpos'
If apporloninp the assets OF the said ESlal'
among the creditors,
JAMES PLEASAN rs, Audit0r.
January %, lSI5 3wdl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATIvE PILLS.

They my be taken at all times and in
most diseases-ln Inhammalory, inermil.
,an,, RemlUenl Bilious, and every other
torn Of Fever-Jaundice and Liver Com
pIainl For Dyspepsia they are really an
Invaluable article, gradually changing the
Auiaed secreions Of The stomach and liver,
and producing healthy action in those i'm.
porani organs. They are very valuable
Tor diseases Of lhe Skin, aud for what is
commonly called 'lmpurny of the blood;'
also for Female Complains, Cosl'cnes',
&c., and in fact every dnea,e where al
Aparient, Alternative, or Purgalve Medicine
may bn REQUIRED
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

1t always cures Aslhma-lwo or thrce
large doses %i cure the Group or Hives Of
Children, in from fifteen minutes to an
hours time. 1t Immediately subducs tho
violence Of Hopping Cough, and effects a
speedy cure. Hundreds who Rave been
Gwen up by therr physicians IS incurrobIe
with 'Consumplon,' have been restored to
perfect health, by it.
In fact. as a rcmedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained "a
higher,or more deserved rrpulslon.
erj@l'he above Medicine are oh for Z. .a
at The store Of JOHN r. MOYEA
BIOomsburg. 90
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Dr.. J.4YNE'S TONIC VER.NIFCGL

Which is perfectly safe and SO pIcanont that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t eticctual!y
destroys worms: neutralizes acidty or sourness Of
the stomach increases appetite and acts as a gene
uI and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ugy beneficial in Intermittent andRcmttent te,cys
and indigestion; DC and is a certain and permanent
Irnln lOr No lcNnr and ague.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
A7a'. eBeu2gaee's
EANELY MEDICINES.
L3YNE'.S U2IR TONIC.

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the head, of hundreds who had been bald
tor years 1t also purifes the head from Dandruir
-Cu,os diseases Of the scalp-Preservcs the hair
from falling OIL or bscomug permanently gray
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
L7YNE'.S C.4R1ILM.27YV'E B.4L-
SAM

IS certain safe and effectual remedy for Dys
Icnrry, DarrhGa or looseness, cholera norbus SUM
mer complaint, colic gripping pains; sour stomach;
sick and nervous hcadach heartburn, waterbrash;
pain or sickners of the stomach vomitiug splitting
Iup Of food after eating and also wherei it passes
through the body unchanged want of appetite
rcstessucss aud inability to Sleep wind in the sto-
mach and bowcls cranp; nervous tremors and
I,witchings; seasickncss; iaintng, melancholy and
Iowncss of spirits frcttng and crying Of inlanta
and for all bowel affections and nervous diseases
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
CHARLES IL. BUCK AL EN
Attorney at Law,

List Of Letters
REMAINING in the Post Office. al
BloomsNurg, on The qualer ending Dec
3lst. 1874
AbeI BUR- J D Paxton
David Everneu Charles Siu'cr
Mrs Mary NJ Erkerd Miss Cath. Slaune,
Daniel McCurdy Peter S!yres 2
John Rechendorier n Snyder
Calender Potter Henry WaIer'
4 Walters
Person calling for letters in the above list vii
please say they are advertised,
J K MOYER p NJ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

GEORGE Il. GRAHAM.
No. SO Chestnut Street PiludclI hia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-02
MONEY MARKET.
sunday, June 10 p. M


The stock market has been for years in de-
pressed state than present Prices for all the fancy
stocks and for of the good securities gradually
sinking and nothing in the prospective likely to
produce the slightest favorable change; but the
rary many things threatening to create still greater
depression and further decline in prices. II imposs
BILE to discover all the for this state of things,
when money is plenty and there specuations of
consequence going on in any of the staple articles of
commerce. but we think of the principal causes of
the steady decline prices is the absence OF outside ope
ato and the great quantities Of stocks upon the market
Among the many kinds of stock daily offered sold in
Wall street, there very few that really of any
value, holding out any inducements for Investments
Several of the fancy Railroad stocks losing ground
in the estimation of SPECTATORS they do not increase
in value so rapidly anticipated. Many operators
thought year ago, that long before this time
such stocks Long Island Railroad and Norwich Wor
ceser would have reached par and have been good dv
dend paying they several per
lower than they last May without the remote
probability of reaching par any time within the present
year. Other fancy stocks in the list are not actually
worth fraction more than they last June, while
the market value is from five to per below prices
then current Ohio 6s four five per cent lower
than the LIST of last June, and Kentucky 6s
five cent lower 1t is true that the value Of capital
is greater but the difference in the rate of interest
not sufficient to produce great decline. These stocks
have rather improved in value than otherwise, but still
they arc heavy at quotations. We anticipate
any Improvement until fall The inactivity of summer
is upon u.s. and until business becomes active again in
other departments, cannot expect any advance in
stocks
We annex table giving the quotations current each
day during the past week. with those close
OF the week previous. 1t will be observed that prices
have been very uniform.
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for several hours Weather, generally the
Ship Courier, Wolfe from Rio de Janero, April a. with
A3 bags Of coffee 20 Andrew Foster SLED
viii the BFs,h sas Cay'er bound Engass having
Rarsn Capt Gregory bearing the broad pendant Of Comme
Gordon prize TO the Fgate Raritsn and the Consult
James, - Mount Vernon. Colsman Eunomes, Mansfield;
adsline Shsnklsnd Alto West Caspian, Pssbody Globe
Dewng; Argo, Read; Brothers, Mayhem.
Barque Montpelier, Stackpole II days from New Orleans
with May, lat Is Ion o. spoke brig Noble
Of Lubec, for New Orleans from Kingston:
days with ao Lrs lemons 1000 foil sweetmeais
to Vamere 2h May, Of Savannah Spoke brig Scotland
Baque Stephen Brewer Farran ~ days from Rio Grande
days lattune of the bar with hides and horns
narIeck Co Sailed ~ CO. with brig 0sesol. Morgan. for
qua all ballast Left brig Venezuela just from the Cape
De Verbs Capt VIM Handy, late OF sch Emma, sold Rio
rande spoke his outward Feb 22 lat II 22 south
Longitude west balue Alioh Al days from New York
Brewer the from Manvas Island in the very short
Brig Overnan Davis, 10 days from Ponce r. with moass-
Brig Amerc, Tredwel s days from Mobile, with cotton to
N Z Pratt.
Br brig Coolock, Donal, from Dublin April 9th, with
passengers, ballast 2ad May lat 49, Ion A. spoke
Brig Solway for Quebec.
Brig Margaret Burke is days. FIRM Mobile to MASTER
with bales cotton % iron sig bales cotton to order
with 80 logs Of mahogany cedar pieces Of 50
AZ brs honey Douglass Left brig Tower for Charleston
Br schr Friendship Morrsson days from Windsor, MS
Schr Roe, Dodge, days from Baltimore, with mdse.
Below.
A ship supposed to be the Avalanche, from Canton.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLTC.
Office for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP,
At No. 40 La COrtlandt street. New York


At No. 40 la Cortlandt street, New York,
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
being strongly urged BY my friends well BY the
pSc
mens for that and located myself
by the # chsnek Ihad verbal underst VIII
tifcate, published and widely circulated.
complaint he'd come me relative to she variability and
Be more eecua requested one, but i was declined could
overlook and any merely ma but my TePa
valuable medicine felt that whatever affected the
II f and
Quoting this NIX time and attention were devoted
patients or their who called my Office well
treatment Of consumption colds coughs disease, Of the
caused great numbers make application most whom
truly n and and not
ling that the advantages thus arising to all should be LOST
narrowed through the neglect or variation Of any other
To those who know personally and the history OF my
the PaowedSe the only
hod Of preparing this medicine through all its different
and uniform Strength without The use o Kind
IF lie e eos
the q an improved and only suitable apparatus
process. faowisdSs and employment f'e
young whose name has been incidentally mentioned
BEING longer IN my % am told sst ~
Al the tina, he may justly deserve He invites the pub
wisely enough caution. against srated compounds:
The Original Genuine Pulmonc Syrup prepared in this city
Established Office '' one dfeI SsSE