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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

u u Catherne-sL Heury.-Geuueinen wtO Pafonze
the SUBSCRIBER viii promote heir Interest because rs prices
ar. Al east - per cent less laa other Establishments are Ia
he habit " charging while his garments, FOR style, hn and
siren sh are equal the set IL Inc ely The iOAO"ng i
warranie-Superfns est OF gland black and
f,ncy cord cloth Coat 81 ~ p Do black and ancy cas-
mere Pants > % Vests Of every Kind velvet sA sal ~
c-ssiruere - Clothes repaired and cut te
MOL r.a..n.a-e -rLn loo lLneo1os JOHN MOrr AI
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces Tor
W beating Dwel ngs Stores, Churches &c.rhe-e Fur
naces will economically and efficiently the ar IN ne
apartments viii be pure snd healthy, free o dryn.ss dusl
-
They put np Ender the personal supervision OF Mr.
Wsksr the Pgeuee and have hitherto given entire salts
f,cuon and are in al warranted perform well
Reference y. W. Taylor Ess Governor New York Hos
piia Mr Charles starr. Superintendent dOi Edward Be
ment Esd a Wal-i, C. d. Rhodes. ESQ 10 Pearslreei
Mr. Thomas 81 cE.iraih, - Nassau, Sc.
Aurd GrO. WALKER ~ Broadway.
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- srEAM BETWEEN NEW-i OBS
STATE or NEw.YoRK ,

- TATE or NEW-iclsb, .scRErAsYs Offct
y Albany July %, ltf5f1 me Slelr of the CIV ~
County OF SewY0fS. sir-S0tics b, here., sigen "a.
he nest General Election O - bold on ts TgzsDh
sgcceeir the fret Monday of November maxi tLs .s~
M officers are 90 be elected 10 w.
Senator he FIRST seratortl Dstrlc', srrpJ ~
vacancy which VIII accrls ~ be- expiration ~ ihs rfn
oil service oissac L. Fsrsn On is last Day Of Deceso1
relL
Aso the following County Officers, 70 wit IS MenSS'
Of Assembly, and Register for tie sid C.y and JOEY
.l he place l Joseph Sherman BrDNnr, whose err ="
service " ID expire on lie at DAY OF December uetl
And a. ne snme Election the sense " the Peop.r Ok =
stae VII he isAsn IN eati0n ~ he proposed ConYr'1
-ps fei u IT, sct chapter 3D. entitled A. sc
igg Convention Of lie People Of us s,ae, pss'e' MI
10. l3ij.
And also a. d, same Election. fha following ofor-ns
amendments tO tne COn.itEon VI Ills STATE VII o> ~
mifted 90 me People, VIZ.
Ia relation % Tie removal Of Judicial Ofcsrs
For the abro2 sfoa of me properly quanca;tgn ~ o.
Yours. respectfully, y :, BENTON
Secretary Of sac
sH7RfFf's OFficE, New Ork, July 1ln' ~ 80.
The above b. published pursuant 90 ~ notice o. ne =
refsrv Of e. and e requirements 81 the statute ~ -
ca-.- no a.ds and provided f1r. WM JONES, ,hc,.s
0ifhe Cry snd County u New f@s.
~ AL the public newspapers IA ne County VI =
III. the above once IN each week until Tie EecAon,
thea hand 10 relr bills fDr aiyer4srg he same ~
they may be l4d before tae Board ofSlpefysofs arc
fOr payment IL
sess Revised sis.ltes vol T. chapter H. rte ~ srcss
oar, M rasr fia aull Dxs-mWis~tSo'.-
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MAsisI FALLS BATT--l5.e bale. md I'm ADD !
AVA tne sGsaes, fer sse BY SEsAlTh CO. ;" rins-s-
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CUALS.-I ave a. my Yard 20 El.LaDsIh-sl and cor
~ daMmersy ald Bedford Peach Orchard - 7o Red
Ash Coal 3, prices. s. ~ for broken, egg and
stove; arge lEt - Lenigh egg and stove, = y pei
ton rescreened and delivered. Also Liverpool BOssburg
a.. Orders received a. The YARDS. -
of M JACOB W Ems.
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INLAA lARN.-fhe subscribers are prepared ~ ili-
ni.h carpet manufacturers and seeyers generally WIN
tax yarn spun order AZ their hsxaetory waterford
Saratoga Co ~ Y Application for the article should Be
male a. their store 30 Pearst " T. city. either BY mall
or personally BEARDSLEY 4 CHALMERS,
81 ~ 30 PearsL
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Drp GOODS.

ROBERT II. NORRIS. +. VI.
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- u become nOl.cy IN Any climate and lows ireeyls
srt.cl- known = he CfOt0n lnk . manufactured by
FRANCIS LOUTREL s-stl0ners. II Ma-drr- ane Dea-
era ant others .1Dp.s>i 81 liz lowest prlcr- OILS 1~
DERNUDA ARROW ROOT, Of a superior quality,
ID warranted plre-f0r sac - DAVID SANDS CO.
Chemists aid fnssuacegls-s, No II East Broadway cor.
Msrk-t-sL
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully
ard scientifically prepared BY competent person a. al
hours Of he day ard isnt
Superior Swedish Le-ches constantly hant-or sale,
or sPpaed 81 eonp essrI person o. q. hours on
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COAL.-I pow delivering Tie beet qualiy 81 fsa1h
- Orchard Coal usual re loves. possible prices
w Broken Egg and Stove - 81, Large Nut - 10 sinai
NJ. - 3 screened and delivered lhebes order from ne
ward King and Greenwicc-sL > eenis per on --' II
49, s-or, 800 Al I'M PETER CLINTON
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a SURE PROTECTION against the injurious effects 81
n al offered by he subscribers Al the same pc,
Al which common lead nipe be- purchased. AL ppn
sold by them stamped Lowuer's Patent Tn eiael
Pipe" and are warranted perfect In every respect
On hand and constantly manuiarmrng All sizes an.
We ghi from ~ hs, per foot snJ OF sizes from
to cahre and 30 made any length required
sni2 Srr+ IONBER III ROY. ~ W-sist
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CNCoInAGE NOME MD ,TRY-C

II a. snOge slice and brass SlOyei-, IOngs, POErf'
sooveI AID Iyrs staud- Vi. lh- alesg pattern bOwe
Stands. Umbrella Stands. so manufactures ste-! an
Copper Palrs for Ergravlfs w2rr4n-d equal 70 any IA
maize arge Of it- above Always 81 hand, 10
oil i'm. J. BRUCE
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SUPERIOR NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT.
IN BARRELS. halves quarters tights ard boxes neatly
i packed, and selected with for the Eastern and
Southern For sale In quantities 10 suit purchasers
By HOLT L COMPANY, 80 Front-sL
Also. Georgetown, Ohio and Genesee Flour kept constant
lv m ham %
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Walsh. Patf

~ SID ll.lr-
Wallace y &
Mslcror. ] ssc 2.
Walker, FrarClsH
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BLOCK I'm WAhA MANUFAUIUREh
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Planished Tia and
~ Common Tin Ware, Cuusfy, Hard ana Hollow Ware
Wood Ware BssAets, Brushes Door Mats Shaker srves
art broomsn shon every variety OF House Keeping Ar
tcies
~ B-A complete assortment ~ Coffee and Tea Urns,
Table Dishes and overs Nc for Hotels and Steamboats,
on band. and Manufactured 81 the shortest notice.
JAMES Y WATKINS
% ianieod 10 CsihsrnesL Sew-lOrk
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
A NEW BUSINESS.

4 man was arrested in Philadelphia week
before last and committed TO prison. charg
ed with selling dog meat for mutton in The
marker Ills chops had been celebrated
all over the city, for their deicacy aud
sweetness and he had quite run Of Gus
,om-crcumstancCs going to prove that the
vulgar prejudices against dog meat, besides
being highly reflective upon the character Of
hose 'sagacious animals, is altogether un
founded
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

THlLDREN are most subject to them but pcr
" sons of all ages are liable to be afflicted with
Ihem' Bad breath, palencss about the psnushcd
cheeks, picking at the nose, wasting away canncss
pain IN the bowels, joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
IrIghtiul dreams, moaning and sometimes of vor-
lclous appetite are among the symptoms ofworms
Hany are docored for months, for some other i'm
a5'nary disease, when one box of Shcman's Worm
Lo2cnges would effect cure ID. RYAN, corner
II Prince street and the Buwcry, cured man of
worms thai was reduced to skeleton and by only
mo box Of Sherman'5 Lozenges Ecis now as fat
IS an Alderman Th Hon. b. b. Delrdslcv
las saved the life Of on Of his children by them
The sale of over 1900 900 of boxes has iuIIy test
ID them They are the only nGallbIe worm dcs
royIng medicine kncwn What family will be
Without them!
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Whooping COUGH.
Asthma, and all affections of the lungs will find n
healing value in Shcrman's Cough Lozcnccs. rhcv
saved the Rev Richard De Forest; the Rev. Nlr.
>rcolcr, Jonathan Howarth, Esq. and that worthy
ola nero, Leonard Rogers. fOn the consumptive,s
grave, They cured in one day the Rev. Mr.. Dun
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM. II. Attyee Eso
OF distressing coughs. They are the pleasantest
cough medIcne and cure tho soonest ofany Known
remedy.
Headache, ,Sea-sickness and Palpitaon,rclicvcd or
ron hVo 10 ten minutes by Sherman's CamphOr
i'ozonges Persons attending crowded ~ooms in
travelling wlII lind them to impart buoyancy of
spirits and renew their energies, Those suffering
rom 'ooilee living will find few of the lozenges
10 ulsPel the horaors and lowness Of spirits. Mr..
hrath' oil the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
ga himself OF severe headache by them captain
chadwick, OF the packet ship Wellington. has wit
neSsen 'heIr efficacy in great many cases of sea-
sickness. They operate like charm upon tho
igllated or shattered nerves, as Shermen's Poor
VANS Ilaster does upon rheumatism, lumbago,
pam or weakness in the side, back: brelst or any
part OF the body. Mr.. II. &. DaggcrS 30 Ann
street; Henry X GouIdng; 35i Chatham
street Moses J Henriques Esq and
OF others have experienced the
wonderful effects of these P!as,ers.
Price only l2a cents Caution is necessary
see that you get The genuine Sherman's
Lozenges and Paslers, as there are many
worthless articles attempted to be palmpd
of in place oflhem, by those v ho would
uiie with yonI life for a shilling.
DR.. Sherman's warehouse is al lO6 Mas.
sau streel.-For sale by
John r. Moyer-Bloomsburg
VIM l. Waller & co o-Berwick
Low q Thompson-Lme Ridge
f, & J. Lazarus-OraugeviIle
NJ. G.. ShOemNker-Buck Horn
l.. & A i Bisel-Jerseylown
Derr 81 M'Bride--W bite Hall
John Moore-Danvile.
Stephen Badly, Catawissa,
Jan. 4--lSi5--37, fin
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
INDIAN TROURLES-

The Cherokee Advocate, of March
20h, gives long account Of outrages
which it says have been committed with,
in the Cherokee territory by soldiers
from Fort Gibson. 1t charges them
with burning house, from which the
inmates barely escaped, with brutal
assaults on men and woman;aud 10 shorr
with being a plague or terror 10 the
Indian population. Colonel Mason,
the commsndanl Of the fort, is presented
as taking prompt and proper measures
10 detect and punish the offenders.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
IRON MANUFACTURE.

The iron interest never looked NOR
prosperous than at This moment. The
demand for the article III The construction OF
railroads and other public Improvements,
bIds fair 20 exceed that of all previous time.
We rejoice al this, not alone because our
Stale is largely interested ia iron and eX
.enslvely engaged in It's manufacture, but
cause The works OF improvement projected
which will require lis use, indicate a grow
ing prosperity OF the country aud the RAPID
leveIoph nenl of the nations resources,
Many Of the old lines, ,bu! lmper(ecIIy con-
pleled during the reign of wild speculation
eight or ten yeaIs ago,are attracting attention
u will generaI!y,ere Two years pass over, be
pnt IN luIl operation while others which
we're then built, and have been since in ac
ave use, will require renewing. The grow
ing demands in Europe for iron from The
extension Of railroads there, will cause d
large home demand aud advance The price,
which, with the Improvements in the man
ulacture here, must make the business large
aud profitable - DOiiar NelCSpdper.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

/ SIC, 9. II shall be the duty Of every Judge IN
spector and clerk conducting the election author.
zed TO be held by virtue of this act to take lin addi
ton to lhe oath or affirmation he is now required by
law to take an oath OF affirmation that he will
honestly and faithfully comply in every respect
! with the provisions and requirements Of this act.
SEC 10 IL shall be The duty Of the re
! nrn judges Of said COunly, al the time and
place Of their meeting to cast up all the
votes received in the different election dis
rlcts on .he question OF The Removal OF The
,ell Of justice aforesaid, and shall make ont
40 certificates showing the result, one of
which shall be filed in the Office of The clerk
Tot The court Of quarter sessions and The other
n 'he Office of he Commissioners of said
county of Columbia.
SIC. |. Ii shall be the duty of he Sher
Il of the said county Of Columbia. 10 cause
ais act 10 be published in at least three
newspapers Published IN said county; for az
east once in every week for sixty days im
medialely preceding the mex. general elec
'lon, and shall on the day of The election
cause al least two printed copies, one of
which shall be in the German language, of
said act to be posted in handbA form, in III,
most public place nearest the election poll
in every election district in SAID county and
the reasonable expense of such publication
shall be paid By The said county Of CoIum
b'a by orders drawn in the usual way
SEC, ~ So much Of the existing laws
OF this Commonwealth as are altered or
supplied by this act be and the same are
hereby repealed; and also the act OF Assem-
bIy passed l6lh June 1886 entitled ar act
relating to The lien of Mechanics ard others,
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Gar as
1t relates TO the buildings 10 be erected in
pursuance of This act.
Approved Of and signed by theGovernor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
An EXTEN SlVE WINDFALL

Wv IN 4 lAAN ~ ' - " - 80 'N''''
Sometime within yean Mr.. Amasa
ISlelson deceased in Roxtury, Mass, leav'
ing properly of about half million OF
Iollars. lie died bachelor and without
any will. Having no near relatives, his
property is now in process OF distribution
among numerous distant kindred QlIle a
number Of persons, more Or less remotely
connected with the deceased, in Bolcher
town, Amherst, Shuresbury, aud other
places in this county, are receiving shares
Of this worlds goods accumulated by
heir departed relative in sums varying
from 2 TO 1000 dollars. Two persons IN
BoIchertown, in moderate pecuniary cir
rumslances, presented their checks at the
Northampton Bank, a few days since, Ior
about $500 each. 1t is stated that not less
than $50 900 of this estate will oe disturb
ed in BelcherlowE, and probably 10000
in Amherst. A few persons, also, III the
western rart of the county, are lucky reel
pienls OF this large estate. We understand
that Mr. Simeon CoweIs, Of Goshen, has
received $4,000 Such distribution o! an
estate is very rare.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
NOBLE.

Joseph Reed, Que OF the fsrryman be
tween Hudson and Athens, was rowing
in bis yawl at The time the SwaIlo"
struck the rock. As soon as he appre
cialed The nature of The disaster he used
/ his efforts to reach The place and sue
ceeded in saving the lives Of 5 persons
who were floallng about on boards and
fragments of The wreck, BY several OF
hem he was offered a reward fer his
which he refused, and said
Although am a poor man, | did
nol exert myself to save your lives for
The sake of money!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
SHOOTING A SLAVE.

The Baltimore American SAYS We
learn upon the authority Of letter from
Charles county Md. received by gentle
man of This city that a young man named
Matthews killed one Of the slaves upon his
ia,her's farm by shooting him. Tne leiel
slales that young Matthews had been leI
in charge of the farm; that he gave an or
to the servan, which was disobeyed; wher
he proceeded 10 the house obtained guI
and returning shot the servant. He Imme
dlateIy the letter continues fled to his faith
ers residence where he still remains unmo
lesied.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
PENNSYLVANIA JUSTICE

r. E WRIouT, Esq, of Allentown,
proposes 10 publish eaiIy this spring, sup
plenenl to the Pennsylvania Justice, con
raining practical digest of The Acls OF
Assembly and Decisions of The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania, relating to the
Office and dudes of aldermen and justices
of the peace with all necessary forms and
entries with coplous index.
The work will be sent BY mail to all
who order it at 80 cents cop!r but no or
der will be attended 10 unless the cash ac
COMPANY il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
4 NEW STEP IN HORTICUL
TIRE

TURE.
Cherries are produced in France with
out stones in the following manner:-
Early in the spring, before he sap is il
full flow, a young bearing Tree is divid
ID in 2 down TO the branching of OF
the roots, the pith carefully removed
with a wooden spatula the parts agair
united, the air being excluded by an sp
pIcalon Of poter's clay the who'll
length Of the opening, and bound TO-
lelher by woolIen cord. The sap soon
reuntes the served parts, and 10 9 year.
The tree will produce cherries of the
best kind and having in their cenr,
instead Of the usual kernel, a thin sol
peIIicIe.
Iowa, one Of The stars recently added
10 our Union, refuses 10 shine iG com.
pany with The rest of rhe constellation
In other words, she refuses 10 enter the
Union, majority of her people having
On the 7lh inst. rejected the consriru
'ioo and boundaries proposed by Con.
gress. A compromise, satisfactory :,
all parties, will probably be adopted b,
The Territorial Legislature next mouth
The cause Of the refusal is difficulty il
fixing The boundaries of her sphere
The people north Of Latitude II desir
ing separate organization as a new terri
.'ory, for which they propoee the namt
of Washington.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
NOTICE

u 5 hereby given TO the Stockholders in the com
81 pay for erecting Bridge over the Northeast
Branch Of the river Susquehanra, between tie.
town Of Cattovssa and the mouth Of Fishiugmcck
that the Managers have this day declared dividend
Of THREE PER CENT. on the Stock of said
Company, for the last SIX months, which will be
pnid said Stockholders or their legal representatives
at the Ireasurcr5 office, Cattawissa, on or aftcr
the 18th inst.
JANES PLEASANTS, Treasurer.
Trcasurer's Office, Cattawissa April /, 1915
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
SALE OF ARABIAN HORSES.

The two Arabian horses, received as d
present to Mr. Tyler; by Ihe Consul oI
The United States at alSanzlbus; from toe
Imaum of Mugcar; were sold, pursuant TO
.an act of Congress, on Tuesday the l5Il
inst, They are light grey; monIed. OHe
seveu years old; brought $3.50 and was
purchased by gentleman from Louisiana
ard other, eight years old,brough' but $50
and was purchased by Dr.. John Baldwin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
RREACuOE PROMISE.

At The Prince Georges County Court last
week Nrs Manning widow lady sued
Mr. John Parker for a breach Of promise
laying her damages at $4,000. The jury
brought in a verdict of mot guilty and the
lady moved fora new trial. Six eminent
counsel are engaged in the case.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
MILLING.

TENHE subscriber informs the citizens Of Blooms
n bur, and vicinity, that in consequence Of the
ndisposition Of Mr. Phillips, he has commenced
running wagon to the several Mills in the
noighborhood, and intends continuing until Mr.
Phillips is able to resume his business and will
carry and bring Crisis to or from any Mill that his
may select upon the same terms it has
heretofore been done, and he hopes with the same
Punctuality. HIRAM THORNTON.
April 10,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
IMPORTANT DECISION.

A case was decided in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas recently before Judges King;
Jones, and Parsons, which Is considerable
importance 10 an agricultural community
The suit was Instituted 10 present The de
iendant from committing waste by remov
ing the manure from The premises of The
plaintiff OF which premises the detendenr
was the tenant, and from which he wa,
about to remove; his tenancy having ex
pired, Judge Parsons delivered the opln
ION of the Court, and decided that The e I
ant could not remove manure, from the land
where The place is rented for the purpose
Of agrlcuture-thal ii is a part Of the free
hold, and the attempt to remove it on the
part OF The tenant is waste.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
MORSE'S TELEGRAPH.

The New York correspondent oil the
Pbiladephia Ledger dated Thursday; says
--:Amos Kendall, Esq. yesterday con
pls,ed arrangements with capitalists here
OF the establishment Of a communication
BY Morse'S Electro magnetic feIegraph
between Washington aud this city. The
estimated cost through is $3.50 per mile
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
INTERES rING ITEMS

A WeStern editor, under this head
Informs, his readers that The office devil
has got lhe measles--and that his pres,
is TO be sold by the Sheriff, and that his
wife has presented him with twins.
Mislorlunes never come single.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE

Which il would be we'll 10 remember,
viz;-lhal Sherman's Cough Lozenges
nave raised the Rev Darius Anthony from
lhe verge OF llIe grave, when he was gwen
over by his physicians and surrounding
IUeinds--lhat they have cured Jonathan
Howarlh, The celebrated temperance erlnrer
when all other means failed--lhat the Rev
De Forest, Rev. Sebastian Slreeer Re-.
Nr Dunbar, Rev Mr. Handbook, Hon. M
Archer, of Virginia, and james W Hale
Esq, have experienced more relief from
hem than from any other remedy they haG
ever used. That Sherman's Worm Lo2Gn
ges have been instrumental in bringing
'way more worms, and saving more chill,
lren from an untimely grave, than any
NIher worm remedy ever known, and arr
recommended and prescribed by the GrsI
physicians in the and--.thal the Camphor
Lozenges prepared by DR.. Sherman, is a
.ure cure for Headache, paIpnauon, Ncr~
'ous Affection, and all the diseases arising
rom tree living, and thai Shermau's Poor
Mans Plaster stands unrlvaIed as
strengthening plaster, curing the wors
aseS Of Rheumatism, Pain and Weakness
a The back, side, chest or eXlremlles, in
hort space ol time, and restoring to perfect
neaIlh, And last, mot easl-,hal Dr. Shcr-
nan is NOT quack, bnt regular physician
who Snperinleods the preparation of all his
emedIeS, aud warrenls them to be the most
pleasant safest aud best medicines in lbe
world.
For sale by JOHN r. .MOYER, Blooms
burg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
EslOomsburg Avl!,lOvy.

The Members of the Bloomsbury ARTILLERY arc
equlrcd to meet at the house OF JOHN CLAY.
ron, in Blooms5urg, on Saturday,th 3d of May,
1t 4 o'clock in the afternoon. A puncua attend
'nce Of every member is required, as business Of
Importance is to come before the meeting.
IrAL 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, 1845-04-26
List OF letters

REMAINING in the Post Office, al
Bloomsbury, on the quarter ending March,
3 81. 1914
Samuel Beech, Patrick Ham, George
Ilicely, j. B. Billiard John Mason, George
NcDOweI, John Rauch, George Seminar
L. S. Tailor, U'm Warns
Person calling for lcttcrs in the above list will
please say they are advertised.
J K MOYER p NJ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

The UDi ed States Sesmer Princeton, now a
Philadelphia, has received on board her big gun
the Oregon and a supply ofholow shot weighing
about one hundred and SIXTY pounds each