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Brandreth'S Pills.

| ED FAD and understand The time will comt
i D q. when the medicine Brandreth Pills, will be
appreciated as they ought and deserve it will h,
understood that Or. BrandIeth has the stronges
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in
dividual who makes trial of the Blandreth Pill,
concede them to he the best medicine they even
used. They indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in climate SC
changeabc as ours cannot be sufficiently appreciate
. ed a free perspiration is at once restored thus
| 'hey cure colds and consumption is preventcd.--
| / hose who have redundancy of bile find them OF
the most essential service and should there be de-
hclency OF that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has tins
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
glons where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ling, few doses taken Immediately upou tne in
| lection being received into the system, will b, al,
most certain TO prevent any material inconvenience.
And at no stage OF this dreadful epidemic is there
SO proper medicine as the Brendrelh Pills. Let
this medicine be universally used in this
disease, and no loss of blood allowed. and few,
very few would be its victims. So it is with other
diseases. Assist nature with thus all mporra mt
medicine to remove morbid humurs from the blood
ana DO not resort TO bleeding or mercury, and we
'hall nave very grGat scarcity Of persons afflicted
with cronlc malades The lcathered trhe--the an
mai Kingdom over which we aIe the lords are
not afflicted with chronic maladies; neither should
we be II It were not for our prde which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine whi. h
harmonlzes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the bloodwhich strength
ems the ieebe,and yet reduces those of too full habit
to healthy standard. Let me again say that every
department of the manufacture of Brand eth Pills
is personally suPerntended T. y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may be relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
A G. f N rs.
Washington Robert MKay.
Jerseyown--L. S A. T. Rsel.
Danville-E. B. Reynolds q Co.
Cattawissa-C. G. Brobst.
BlOomshurg-J. II. Meyer.
Limestone Babbit & M'Ninch
Buckhorn---M G. Shoemaker
Lime Ridge--Low d Thompson.
s Berwick w Stiles
May 8, lsl5-ly- 2.
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FEROClTY OF A BEAR.

The following remarkable instance
Of !eroci'y in bear, is recorded 81
having occurred at Brighton, Maine,
nearly forty years ago. 4, is seldom
that the black bear manifesls so much
frrnciiy when met with ia the forest:
of New England, This one, however
was accompanied by her Cubs, and her
courage and rage were limulated by the
love Of her offspring;
Ben jamin Foster son Of Major Asael
Foster, Of Bridgeion, being on his way
through lhickel ofwoods, was sudd denly
alarmed by the growing of bear. lie
soon discovered an old she-bear and 2
cubs The cid one imme dlately made
toward him, growing very fierce. He
Immediately took 10 the first tree he
could find which was about nine inches
diameter, aud about twenty feet TO the
first limbs; this he ascended with all
possible speed aud having resched the
Limbs, he called to the nearest neighboi
who lived about quarter OF mile dis
iani, for help. The bear, on hearing
his cries, retrea,ed from the tree and
hallooed also, which she repeated as oI
len as he called Tor help.
The bear then returned TO the tree
and climbed up nearly 10 the fist limbs
but losing her hold, she fell to the
ground; this enrsged her, and she again
ascended the tree with sliII greater yelo
ciIv, and overooS him at the height of
about thirty feet when she siezed him
by one foot, but the shoe coming of,
she fell 10 the ground, recovering she
ascenGed The tree . lhird time, and took
of the other shoe, he constantly calling
for help, and found none. He hsc
now ascended the tree as far es was sdf
for him 10 venture the bear constantly
tearing his feet with her teeth, uni
they became a most shocking specla.
Gle,
The bear at l(ngrh fastened her jaws
so powerfully 10 one of his heels as tt
cause the limbs by which he held tc
break, and he fell TO The ground the
bear falling at the same time on the
other side OF The tree and no,wl,nstand
ing his feet were in tins manged coudi
ton he escaped TO the nearest house an
arrived safe. The distance from lht
ground by Measurement, from whence
the young man fell, was rs feet. II i
supposed that his repeated & eager cries,
for help tended TO increase The rag
and fury Of The bear, which had he
waeIps with her.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF
PENNSYLVANIA.

Public notice has been given that the
stated annual meeting of the Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be
held in PhIadeIphia,on Tuesday, the 2Olh
of May next. The most imporlan, bust
reSs of The convention we presume, will bt
ne election Of Blshep for the Diocese, in
IIace Of Bishop OndeIdonk.
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The Beaver Argus announces the dealt
ol John 1 Cunningham, Esq, one OF the
Representatives, Of Beaver county in lhr
ale session OF the State Lt glslalure This
palnlul event occurred on Friday evening
last, IN Canal packet some distance ihs
side OF Johnslown; on the Conemaugh
lie was atlended,we learn;by his colleague
VIZ Nicholsoo; and Mr. S4nkey, of 4Her
ser county; who on Saturday consigned his
remalns 10 the grave Of Salisbury
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NDsaEaV&HHG
WOOMnIAN NACLE0Byro

WOOML-AN LEACMOAIo
PESHE DanviIle Steam Wooen Factory. for.
"a merIy owned and occupied by Dr. Petrikin
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
espectiuIly announces TO his friends and the pub.
nc geheraliy' that he is now prepared to execute
all kinds OF work in his line OF business, at The
shortest notice, according TO ORDER and in the hest
comparative manner. Having gone to considera.
bic expense in repairing his machinery and appa.
ralus ald beng very particular in securing the SER
vices OF experienced mechanics he feels confident
that he is capable Of executing all kinds of worl,
n his line in style superior to any other establish
nent in the country. Prices of work as follows
Cloth yards wide light and dark, from as to So
Cents pei yard
DO bottle green's, olive brown, &c. from so TO GO
ratrcts of the above colors, from 40 to al
Flannes one yard wide 80 cents
Wine, brown or black, 40
Maddcr red, 45
Blanket yds wide; tw led or plain, from GO to ~
cents per yard
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A Frankford paper says, there is nov
wing al Moscow, the widow of dealer II
skins, who has attained her l57lh year
When 1923 she married her fifth husband
All her alliances we're prosperous and hap
Py. She is .siII in full poss ssion I,
I'll her mental faculties She has never
>een attacked with any dangerous illness
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GOT TuE CUE.

Ii is remark able that all those whig pa
'ers which praised Mr.. PoIh's inaugural
when ii first appeared, for its moderation
nd general good lone, TO use their own ex
nessions, discover, since II has been de
lounced by the British Ministers, thai
is full of treason, sWatagems, and
spois!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT.


The Chinese is an lmbecie govern
ment. though considered proverblally }
durable and heuce, one would infer
strong. The force OF habit may, and
will te shaken by foreign intercourse,
incident to the trade opened with the
European world. How imbecile the
government is may be judged from the
fact that rebellion and robbery have be-
come chr onc diseases. Au anecdole
in point is iold:-Towards the end o.
lS43 lhe child Of a widow in the dis
tIict Of Canton was stolen by robber,
and held 10 ransom; the poor woman
could not raise the sum demanded and
the robbers roasted the child alive
The governor Of The province hereupon
issued proclamation sort of lay ser
mon, but no steps were taken to arres
the robbers The same mode OF proc
lamalion prevails in the province Of Pc.
kin. This in the heart of the empire.
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" OF &c 4
TO Il AK ABL ES .

TENHE County Commissioners hereby give no
III tice, that in accordance with the PROVISIONS o
an act of the General Assembly OF the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 18th day O
April, A. ID. 1884.
An appeal will be held at their office in Danville
m Monday, the 5th day of May next, when ant
where all may attend they think proper.
By order Of the commissioners
ELIAS MENDENHALL; Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OPrICE,)
Danville, A prl 8, IS45
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NOTICE

q . hereby given to the Stockholders in the con
IL pahy for erecting Bridge over the Northeas
branch OF the river Susquehanra between the
town OF Catawissa and the mouth Of Fishngcree[
mat the Managers have This day declared DIVIDEND
ot THREE PER CENT. on the Stock of sait
Company, for the last SIX months, which will bt
paId said stockholders or their legal representatives
at the Ireasurer'S office, Cattawissa, on or aitc
the 5th inst
JAMES PLEASANTS, Treasurer.
Ireasurer's Office, Cattawssa, A pril /, ls45.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN SYNOD

The annual Synod Of lhe German Evan
'eIicaI Lutheran Clergy in Pennsylvania
md the heighborng States, will assemble
in Reading, on Trinity Sunday, the 18Th o.
Nay next.
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OBINUART.

DlED-On Monday morning, 2Ist
uIi., at The residence Of her father, Mr.
George Gearhart, of Rush township
Northumberland county, Mrs. AcHsAH
q. DERR, wife Mr.. ID. w. Derr, in the
30jh yeal OF her age.
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BLOOAISBU URG
Cabinet Ware House

lIENHE subscriber would respectfully inform tn,
a public, that he has taken the sh ip lately oc
lcupIed by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end o.
bloOmsburg, where he is carrying on the
0ADINlET BUSTNIHSSo
in all its various branches, aud where he will be
happy o wait upon all those who may favor hin,
with their custom. Ills Furniture is warranted +,
be made of good material and durable, and he in.
tends keeping on hand
Side60ardS. Secretaries. Bureaus,
Har0robes. C0rd Tables, Dining
Tables Breakfast InbAcs,
Cupbomds, Stands, WaSh
stunts, Brdste0dS,
DoUgh-tr0ughS,
Co6iRS, &c,
and oil kinds Ofwogk in his line, which he will sell
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
By sIrct attention TO business he hopes 10 re-
ceiye a shave of public patronage.
o ELI BROWN.
April g6, lsl5,-lyl
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bloomsbury Artillery,

The Members Of the BloomSburg Artillery are
required to meet at the house OF JOHN CLAY
TON, in Bloomsburg, on Saturday,the 3D. of May
at O'Clock in the afternoon. A punctual attend
ance Of every member is required, as business o
importance is to come before the meeting.
UrAll who have Swords 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

A nan named Mckee, of Cleveland
Ohio whilst engaged recently in clearing
ont well, the earth caved in on him, and
covered him several feet above the head
with earth, stones &c. By great exerliOns
he was got out afel having been nearly
suffocaied,
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DErRACTION.

Every man ought 10 aim at eminence, mot
by pulling others down, but by raising hin
self and enjoy the pleasures Of his own
superiority without inlerrupIing Others in
the same felicity
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The General Assembly Of the Presby
terian Church in the United States Of Amer
lea, will hold their annual meeting in the
lss Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati,
Ohio, Oh the l5Ih day Of May next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The Bowery Theatre, in New York ,ho
been again burned down. This Theatre
was first built in 1926 and this is the fourtl
time 1t has been burned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The Seventeen Year Locust will appear
this year in the northern part of Soulh
Carolina, and part Of North Carolina bor
derlng apon that State
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Reginental Orders.

TENHE Enrolled Militia residing within the
b bounds of the 9TH Regiment, lst brigade
Sth d vision ofP. NJ. will assemble for parade as
follows;
The first Battalion will meet ct Orangcville, or
Tuesday he got day of May inst.-and the Vol
nuteer companies attached thereto will meet at tie
same time and place.
The second Battalion will meet at CatawissG
IN Wednesday the 2lst day of May inst,--anc
lhcV oIunteer companies attached thereto will NEE
1t the same time and place.
HIRAM X. KLINE, Colonel
May 2, ls45.
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NHHLLEN a..

yENHE subscriber informs the citizens of Blooms,
II buzz and vicinity, that in consequence Of the
'ndspositon of Mr.. Phillips, he has commenced
running a Wagon to the several Mills in the
neighboyhood, and Intends contin uing until Mr.
Phillips is able TO resume his business, and will
carry and bring Crisis to OF from any Mill that his
customers may select, upon the same terms it has
heretofore been done and he hopes with the same
punctuality. HIRAM THORNTON.
april 10.
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SANTA ANNAs LEG, which after being
buried with military honors, was after.
yards exhumed and kicked about the
Streets of Mexico, was, i, is said, picked up
by street porter, and sold to an English
man. who sent il to London. where il is
exhibited among other celebrities in glass
jar, preserved in spirits Of wine.
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SARD1NG g. TULL-NC

v i'll be done in the best manner, and at the usu-
II prices All kinds of country produce will be
taken in payment for work DIT Dan,illc market
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The collections already paid over to the
proper authorities Of PIHsburg amount 10
sl4l,994.
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Fee bills

FOU
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES,
Printed on a sheet for the purpose Of Post
ing 40 IN their Offices,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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Concerning The Removai cfhe Seal
# Justice IF C0lumb0 County
LrnnI Llunl.iLLa In LlL.n,,1nLun.
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iSeCN9a7S Point for Safe.

eEING DESTROYS of changing my business, the
u . ensuing fall will sell my plantation on
Swans Point, containing
ONE THOUSAND .aCRES OF LIND.
Three or four hundred of which, are enclosed and
cleared, the balance we'll timbered. The pIanta-
ton is situated, and lies Immediately in front Of
New River bar, commanding fine view of the
Ocean.
The soil is alIuval, the situation pleasant and
healthy, as any in the low country. To persons
wishing trading station, it offers inducements
rarely to be found in this any other part of the
State. Being equidistant from the towns of Will
mington and Newbern, to and from which places,
small schooners, of some thirty or forty tons bur-
then, ply daily; by which, goods may be delivered
at the warehouse door, if necessary, and the pro-
duce of the country shipped Immediately to any of
our Northern or Southern markets. There are
several fine sites for erecting Steam Mills and one
for Salt works-the surrounding country abounds
with pine of the best quality for the lumber trade,
and the quantity inexhaustlble.
If desirable, will sell with the place the grow
, ing crop, and hire out number of negroes until
the first of January next
Persons wiahing to purchase, invited to call
and view the premises, or before the Goth of
next month"; July.
GEORGE II. MCMILLAN.
OnsIow CO., June I3, 1915. 39-6t
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9sE'k4,E.

yE1HE SUBSCRIBER, having taken an AS
IL signment from John Hall, Of all his pro-
perty, and rights of property, for the benefit of
his creditors; and it being stipulated In said
Assignment, that II ; Assignee, after paying
the first class of lebts therein mentioned,
comprising the notes at Bank and accommo-
daton paper of the said John Hall, should ap-
ply the balance of monies on hand to the pay
ment pro rata of such of the second Glass of
creditors as should agree to release tn said
John Hall in full from all debts and liabilities
within three months from the 25th day of
June, 1945, there being deficiency of assets
to satisfy the whole of said second class of
debts; Notice is hereby given to all concern
ed to signify to the subscriber their assent to
the terms of the assignment, within the time
prescribed. or they will be forever precluded
from all benefit in the trust.
JOHN McRAE, Assignee.
June 9th, 1845. 41-tf
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EGaaGyS for Sale.

TuNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to
e the southwest, offers for sale all his LANDS
lying in the county of Duplin, n. G.
One tract containing six hundred and twenty
one acres adjoining the village Of kenansvllle
three hundred of which, is cleared, and under good
fence, the balance we'll timbered. On the premi-
ses, is good two story framed dwelling, contain
ing seven rooms, with kitchen, smoke-house, barn,
and all other out-houses, in first rate repair
Within one hundred yards of the dwelling, there
is never failing spring of water as good as eau
be found in the lower part of the State; and with
in three quarters of a mile of the village, there Is
all Academy, where students can always prepare
fer College. The land is we'll adapted to the cuI-
tivaton of Cotton, Peas, Corn, &c.
Another tract of two thousand six hundred and
fifty acres, lying on both sides of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Railroad, about AS miles from VIII
mington. There is about five hundred acres o.
this tract cleared, and under good fence, with al
necessary buildings. There is EIGHTY 1HOU
SAND Turpcntine boxes cut on the land, and
trees enough to cut at least twenty Thousand more
There is also first rate mill seat on the premises
within one hundred yards of the Railroad, with {
| frame on the spot ready to raise: the timber has
| been got within the last SIX months. A Mil mere
could be made valuable, as ready sale could Away
be had for all the Railroad ratings she could saw
This land also produces good crops OF Corn, Cot
ton, Peas, &c.
Another tract of four hundred acres of first rat
land two hundred Of which is under cultivation
lying six miles from Kenansvllle, and four miles
from Warsaw. There is task of Turpentln'
boxes on the land, and the balance well tlmhered
AS the subscriber wishes to remove, more for TIL
benefit of his health than any thing else, he will
sell the above lands at great bargain either sepa
rateIy or all together, on very accommodating time
Persons wishing to view the lands, will pleas
call on him at kenansve.
| DANIEL c. MOORE.
Duplin CO., June 81, l845. 4l-6t
The Newberniau will copy the above for ST.
weeks, and forward account to this office.
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LIST OF BLANKS


LIST OF BLANKS
{ N HAND, and for sale at the
~ JOURNAL OFFICE.
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do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters OF Administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
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Constable's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
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do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
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&!hGnDing Papers Bills Lading Qetter)
OJAny blank wanted and not on hand vii! he
printed with the utmost despatch.
,OOhicers of the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
Work IN the printing line would do we'll to give us
acall, or send i'll their orders. We are determin-
edto execute our work we'll, and at the cheapest
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE,
5. E. cor. Princes & Front-strts.,
One door above the Hanover House.
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WOTECE.

sVOIECE.
" LII be sold, on Friday, the 18th July, at
w Kenansville, the following slaves, belong
's to the estate of William Pollock, decd, viz:
BOB, JUDY, CHERRY, and CHILD,
which will be sold ON credit of six months by
We Administrators for division, the day above
Written.
r. T. BRADLEY.
and E. G. BARDIN, Adna'rs
June 49, ls45I 3e-6t.
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eEING DESTROYS of changing my business, the
u > ensuing fall, will sell my plantation on
Swans Point, containing
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List of Letters

2 EMAINING in the Post Office at Will
mington, N. c., on the 3Oth June, 1845.
TThose whose names appear on this list will
please to ask for advertised letters.
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All Persons

.- All Persons
INDEBTED toeohn Hall are hereby mott
Il fed to settle with the subscriber Immediate
ly, or the claims against them will be put in
suit forthwith. JOHN McRAE,
June 9th, 1915. 4lf Assignee.