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i may Consulted cOnhdentlay at Office,
~ l6 Duane where afflicted with delicate dsea
es old Syphc Ulcers Diseases Of the Bladder Uretra and
the best hospitals IN Europe besides practice tn.
city Of New York entirely devoted the of delicate
dlseass enable him to speedy and radical in the
without the OF DR. A. feels conf.
dent he has more cures
humanity from the above dases than other Physician
in New York. Beware Of imposition and do msake-l6
medicine be had prevent the diseases all their
varieties Attendance from A. M. till 10 p. M. Charges
sonable. m m
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- TO LET.-A Paror and Bedroom very neatly fur.
nished gentlemen and their wives single gentlemen
49,. " III Franklin street a20 m*ec
TO LET OR LEASE
"A PIECE OF LAND, the Eighth Avenue and o3d
T street containing about u of land There on the
premises Frame Dwelling which would be repaired for
agood tenant. Apply to ANTHONY CARROLL,
70 im-ec Is Nassau st.
"a TO RENT IN BROADWAY, near Franklin street.
W suite Of Rooms on the ground floor
sA Also sundry Furnished Rooms in said house suit.
ape r and their wives, single gentlemen A
ply az 30 Drosdway. m8 1t re
y-,s4 FOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resdence one mile
lYS0rom Rossvle Laidng Staten Island Farm Of "
,cre oil rstrae Land; large House and good Barn. and
other Buildings good Garden, with plenty of Fruit Tees-w<
be sold reasonable and ON good terms Enquire Of
INV lm-rc SAM't. HALL. 369 Drooirfe ST
FOR SALE.
,sssx A SMALL FARM Situated ak miles from Morris
1towns Basknrige, New Jersey aud within three and
a half hours ride from the city, daily containing twenty
acres Of and in high state of cultivstop and
andsome Two Story House and Kitchen good Barn &C.
There IS also on the premises good variety Of Erts For in
iormon ar to James Blrkey Avenue aud Secont
Al Harrison Price, No q Coeties Slip; Robert Barkley
The premises. ali Imssc
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CHTP OF 7'HE ON RT0TT

OT<D B1sOCA.
MAJOR FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH
AHDS No; Bowery, stick to yet and know that the
sell splendid article Of French Stitched for
~ and - 80 Ladies'. Shoes at wonderful low prices s
stop your clack, ye lovers Of Sociological imposition.
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JACKSON, STACY e SMITH,
M MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of Pen, Pool
g sna table OuIery Root Scissors, Files Saws Tool
js3l 3msm No, is Pr Att S,rREET I'm see;rs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

An Awful Crime is said 10 have oe
CURED near Cynlhians, Harrison county
Kentucky, some time in the last week
of January, 1t appears that sher
and son, named Carson, had sever,
quarrel which ended iOa fight. The
father threatened TO kill his son, and
went TO The house Cor h,' gun. The
soo, also went tor his They met be
hind the house, and both took aim Al
tie same moment. The fathers gun
flashed; the sons shot took fatal eAecl
near The heart of his father, who fell,
exclaiming. you have killed me-
The mother of The deceased was The
only witness of this horrid deed, J.,
such hing possible? 1t is stated in =
COviOgton, Ky, paper of the 7lh in,
slant.
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YANKEE INGENUITY.

The New Englanders are proVerbial for
their tact aud inventive faculties. Mann
of our modern improvements originated in
them. Before they applied steam as pro
pelling power, it took as many DAYS TO 90
10 Albany as it does hours now. BY steam
we navigate our rivers ani the boundess
ocean; by steam we travel on railroads al
the moderate rate OF something less than
60 miles an hour: we grind our wheat, saw
our timber clear our docks Of mud, shovel
down hills; 10 fact do almost everything bu,
heal the sick, and that has bseu left for Dr.
Sherman to do with his Lozenges. As
formerly, weeks or months were required
for curing common coughs, colds, asthma
wooping cough and consumption. But
now, in this age of Loco Force Matches
Shrrman's Lozenges, partnking Of the spin
il of the age, do in few hours what was
formerly done in as many weeks; they cure
headaches in few minutes, and do not ex.
cite any disgust in their admin slration,
All travel by The quickes, route and all who
would be as judicious in being cured, should
60 at once 10 the Doctors.
For sale by J, K, MOYER BIoomsburg
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

AtHlLDREN arc most subject to them hut per
9 sons of all ages are liable to DO afflicted with
them. Bad breath, palencss about the lpsNuahCl
checks, picking at the nose wasting uway ,Iranncs.
pam III tho bowels joints or limbs, disturbed sloo
frighlfuI dreams, moaning and sometimes Of vor.
acious appetite are arnorp the symptoms ofworIns
Many are doctorcd ior months, for Somu other Ilu-
aginary disease, when one box Of Shcmau's Worm
holcnges would effect II cure d. Ryan, corner
Of Prince street and tho Buwery, cured man OF
worms that was reduced to skeleton, and by only
uns hos uf ,hcrnan's Lo2enge-. ke!s now ~ fat
as an Alderman Yh Hon. B, B. BcardsIcy
has saved the life Of ON of his children by them.
iho rao OF over 100000 Of boxes has Iully test
ed them, They ure the only iniaIJle worm dcs
troying medicine kLcwn. What family will be
without thcnl
Consumption, Coughs Colds, Whooping Coughs
Asthma, and all affections Of the lungs, will find q
healing value in Sh rmans Cough Lozongcs They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; tho Rev. Mr..
Sucoter, Jonathan Howarth, Esq, and that worthy
Did hero, Leonard Rogers. from the cOnsumptiYe's
grave, They cured in one day the Rev. Mr.. Dun
bar, the Rev Mr.. Handbook, VIM. II. At,yce Fsq
Of distressing coughs. They are the pIeasontesj
cough medicine and cure tho soonest uiany M.uWu
remedy.
Headache, ,Sea-sickness and Papiulon,rclic,ed in
from i've to ten minutes by Sherman's CamphOr
hozcuses Persons Attending crowded -ovHs or
travelling will find them to impat buoy anCy Of
spirits and renew their energies Ihoss suffering
from too ice living will find few Of tIe ioIeugas
TO dispel the borloIs and iownes5 Of sy.1Ds. NJ.
hralh, Of the Sunday M0rcury, has repeatedly cur
ed himself Of severe headache 10y them ldplain
Chadwick, ui the packet ship Wellington has vii.
messed their efficacy in great many cases Of sea.
sickncss. They operate ike q charm urCn the
ogitaled or shattered nerver. ps Shcrman'g Poor
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, luhrbazo
pain or weakness in the side. backs brca5, OF any
part Of the body. Mr H. q. DaggerS, 80 Ann
streets Henry Il GouIdmg; 35i Cbahan,
street Moses J Hrnriques ESQ, and .
multitude Of Others have experienced ,ht
wonderful effects uf ihese paslers
Price only l25 cents. Caution i8 necessary
to see that you ge, the genuine Sherman =
LoZsnges and Plasers, as there are mary
worthless articles attempted TO be poimed
off in place oGIhem, bv those who woulc
trine with youI life for shilling.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at l06 Mas
sau street. For sale by
John r. Notwithstanding
VIM l. Waller & 60 Berwick
Low g. Thompson-Iime Ridge
+. & ]. Lazarus-OraugevRie
NJ. G. Shoempkfr- Buck Horn
l., IL A l. Bisel--Jerseylown
Der & M'Bnde WhiIe Hall
John Moore DanyiIe.
Stephen Badly, CaUswssa.
Jan, 4--I545-57. On,
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INDIlNS REMOVING.

The N. Orleans Plcsyute of the 25lh
uIi says;-.Some three or four hundred oI
Choctaw Indians are now eacamped on the
Big Bleck, abont eight or ten miles from
Canton, Mississippi They are waiting the
arrival Of The rest oc The ube, to proceed
10 their new home beyond The Mississippi
Messrs. Forester, of Mississippi and
Anderson, of Tennessee, have the con!acr
for their removal
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TERMS
List Of Letters

REMAINING in the: Post Office, Vat
bI"oms'urg, ON the quarter ending Dec.
3lst. 1874
ibel Burr J d Pax,on
David Everneli Charles Stelcr
Nrs Mary NJ Eckerd Miss Cath. S,auTer
Daniel McCnrdy Peter Slyres 3
John RelchendorIer N Snyder
Calender Potter Henry VALERA
A Walters
Person calling for letters in the above hist will
please say they are advertised.
J X MOYER p NJ
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IRaVERS JURORS-Jm, ls45

Boom-Eli Crivcling
Brlercreek- William MGNichae' NJ. "
Jackson John f Davis Frederick NslceIy
CaUavaaissa-Jesse Monroe John Ri
Ter jr
Dcuy-Nesl Mccoy John BIee Jacot
Seldlc Peter Shul'z
Franklin --Juhu Low John Mench George
Meats
llemIock- - Robert Moore.
Limestone -Slephcn Ballet Samuel
Caldwell Philip Runyau John Flood,
Mahonng--WIIldm Schuyler UorneIus
Cornellson
Madrson-Thomas Barber Jacob Demou
Jacob DrsizelpIcc john Kelner
Nj. Pleaeanl-John II VaudeTsIice
William Kelley
Orange ge-A 5ner Welsch
Roaringcreek -Daoicl Lcrdu Sabasuoe
Hover Nathan Driesbach Sooman Fever
man
SugarIoaf- ianusl Rosn Benjamin
Cole
VaIIoy.-JacOb Slider Andrew Chids
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LOOK HERE
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Come one, come all, gius me a cell !

YESEE subscriber returns bio sincere thanks
u for .bo liberal patronage heretofore beG.owe.
upon him, and hopes for continuance Of me same
with an increase due the me:!t Q! ais shop He in.
tends spsrng neither pain OF lsbour 10 render
satisfaction in any Case;and will warrent his worl
done with taste and dmability.AND AhTTTLE
NEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OIHERSHOP IN THIS PLACE. He hql
just received Mahans, late report Of FASHIONS, foa
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop at any
time by which he is enabled to cut according Ia
the latest style, or to order. His prices are in
accordance to tho times. All kinds of country
produce taken in payment for work at market price
A very reasonable discount for cash
p. S. LEIDY.
n. B. Cutting done with the greatest care, anc
at the shortest notice.
?. 3. L.
B!ooms5ury, Cct. Isi-S
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Maine There is again, no election il
the FIRST Congressional Dist. Ilerrck, the
present Democratic member, who voted
against the annexation of Texas runs ahead
of Hays. the regular candidate. in York
county;
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ESTATE OF
ISAAC CORNELlSON, dsce;

ISAAC CORNELlSON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO the creditors
If Isaac CorneIison, deceased, that viii
attend at the public house of Charles Doeb.
Ter, in ,he town Of Boomsburg, on Friday
the 2slh day # March next, for the rnrpoSr
IF apportioning the assets Of the said Estate
among the crediIOs.
JAMES PLEASANTS, 4udiOr.
January 81, lS45 3wil
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A>a'. eEuayase's
FAMIT.Y MEDICINES,
-eSe-
I3YNE'.S H.2iR TONIC.

I.7FNE'S H.7lR IONIC.
This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
orycars 1t also purics the head from Dundrutf
-Cures diseases of tho scalp--Prc eryes the hair
rom falling oH or bscomlug permanently gray
L4YNE'S C.2RMIM7TYYE B.9L.
SAN.
IS certain. safe and cilcctual remedy for Dvs
Intory, DiurrhUa or oosencgs, cholera uorbussum.
nef conplant colo; gripping pains; sour stomach;
'Ick and nervous headach heartburn, waterbrash;
Jaln or slckners Of the stomach v0miliue splitting
up OF food after eating and also where it passes
through the body unchanged; want of appetite;
rcstlessness and inability to sleep; wind in the sto-
mach and bowels; Cramp; nervous tremors and
witchings; seasckness; ianting melancholy and
owness of spirits, fretting and crying Of infants
md for all bowel affections and nervous diseases
Dr.. J7INE'S TONIC VERAIIFUGE
Which is perfectly safe and SO pIeanant that
children will not refuse to take ii. 1t ehcctually
destroys worms; neutraliIcs acdity or sourness Of
the stOmaChj Increases appetite and acts As gene
raj and permanent Tonic und is therefore exceed
hgIy beneficial in Intermittent andRcmitent fcNcrs
and lndigeston, DC and ls a certain and permanent
cure for the fever and ague.
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all times and in
mOst diseases In lnhammaoly, lnlermu-
'Ianl, Remluent, Bilious, and every other
form Of Fever JaundlCG and Liver Com
plant. For Dyspep pSls they sre really an
invaluable article, gradually changing tie
Allialed secretIons Of the stomach and liver,
aud producing healthy action in those i'm.
poranI organs. They aIs very vsIuabls
ior diseases Of !he Skin, aud for what ia
,cOmmOnly called Inquiry Of the blood,
Also for Female Complaints, Cos'ivrness
&C., and in fact every disease where al
APPARENT, Alterauve, or Purgalive Medicine
may DC required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
1t always cures ASthma--two or thras
'arge doses ailI cure the CIonp or IyesIi
Children, in from fifteen minutes to s1
hours time. II Immediately subdues tho
violence of Hopping Cough, and effects a
speedy cure. Hundreds who have beea
gwen up by their physicians as incurrab'e
with Consumption have been restogeC!o
perfect health by it.
Ia fact. as remedyfn Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained a
.oigheror more deserved reputation.
~ The above Medicine are all for sale
,iDhe store Of JOHN X. MOYER,
Bloomsbury. IS
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SEQUESTRAToR SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of sequestralion, to
me directed, will be exposed 10 sale, by The
year, on Saturday the sh day Of March,
next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on the premises
A certain lot of ground situate in
Limestone township, Columbia county,
cOeLanIng
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List OF Eeetres.

REMAINING in the Pos. Office at
Ca'awI>sa on the quarter ending December
3lst. 1914.
I}eher MIR Kuhns Peter
Chapman Daniel NJ Longenharger Philip
CrolI William Donegal John jr.
Dawn Fanny Stewart Abraham
Fisher Israel 2 Stokes William
Fisher p Shurnan G
Kellogg Chester Tubeeson Rachael
PeIsonS calling tor letters in the above list will
lease say they arc advertised.
PAUL K DALDY p. NJ.
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GDIEUAETo

DIED. 10 this Town, on sunday morn
ing last, Mrs CATHARINE THORNTON,
aged 40 widow oflhe late Mr.. Michae,
Thornton.
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EWE1i@NTNIo

MARRlED-On the l3 inst, by
Rev. Charles " ilIiamson, Mr.sSAMUEL
OLE, 10 IS MARGARET DnDlNE,
bolh Of Orange township Col. co.
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Brandreth's FILLS.
PIUTURE OF nEALTH.

EE EALTH is chotcrscd in an indiw'ueI J.,
z u tho absence of 'ul pain, suffering, OF affection
III ANY pant of his body by the free and regular eA.
ercisr Of his functions without any exception
They consist in having good appetite at meui
nmo7, an easy digestion, free evacuationa, without
ooseress costvcness at least once in every TWEEN
tyIOur hours aud without heat dIyncss, or burning
1t tho passage, the free Issue of the water without
cnmony or burning, aud without u reddish scdI-
ment which is always II sign Of present or an APP
preaching pain; quiet sleep without agitation Or
uuoblesume dreams; no taste OF bile or other bad
taste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; no
5ourncs- Or disagrerabo rising of the stomach, o
clean tongue sweet breath; no itching, pilnplcs Ol
spots on the skin; no piles; no bup!ng heat upon
any part Of the body; 10 excessive thirst when un-
Exposed 10 labor or other known cause; no inter.
ruptlon TO any natural evacuation, nor pain at their
p:rydlca return.
Where the state Of the system does not harmon.
ize with ae above picture Of health, it is of the
greatest Importance that no lmo be lost IN sending
for doctor, or IN the uss If foolish remedies too
often the rr-uItor speculation; of this course
le dose Of BRANDRETH'S PILLS be token
which viii not deceive, hut will at once restore
heaI'h TO The organ or part tn b, requires it.
EII "ho wish ~ preserve their health, I'll who
ARE determined To defend their life against the es
.croachments Of disease which might send them pre-
maturoy to the grave, will without hesitation. have
recourse TO the Brandrelh Pills. when the state o.
the system does no. hlrmonise with the above pic.
tue Of health.
Those whove in a country where contagious OF
other diseases pgcvaiI, should often think Of til,
true picture ofhealth, and observe himself with paf.
iculur attention, in orderto act accordingly. Tn,
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
The ah"l.c a.o left 10 their own destruction.
A C EN- TS.
Washington MKay.
Ierseytown-L. 4, 4. r. Bsrl.
Danvile-E b. Reynolds y Co.
Cauawissa-C. G.. Brohst.
Bloomsburg--J. r. Mover.
Limestone-Babbit& * MNmch.
Buckhorn-..M q. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Andrc d Miller
Berwick W Stiles
May 4, lSi4--2.
JUSTICE BLaFKS,
- -rr-,
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SHERIFF sale.

BY virtue Of aIevar iacldsto me directed
will be exposed 10 public sale al The Conrr
House, in DanvllIe, OF Saturday, the l5lh
day Of March next, at o'clock, p NJ
lhe following Proparty, VIZ:
A certain uscl Of land situate in franklin
township, CoIumbia county, containing
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Esiaie Of Christian II. BrobSh
THE Creditors of Christian A Brobsl,
are hereby notified that the undersigned ap
pointed an Auditor. 10 distribute the funds
in the hands OF James pIeasanls, Esq, ad
ministrator of Ezra s Hayhursl, deceased,
who was one of the Asslgnees of Christian
A Brobst, among the creditors of said
Christian, will alen1 al The house olChaI!es
Hartman, in Cauawissa, on Thursday, ;be
Sd day Of April next, at 10 o'clock Of said
day, to perform the duties of his appoint
ment, where all parties interested IN the
SAID estate are hereby notified to attend,
J. G. MONTGOMERY.
Februaro 7, lS45. 81
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List of Jure-a
Far April Term, ls45
Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Ephraim l.ulz Samuel Har
nan
Brlercreek--John Hill Robert McCurdy
John Rush
Cdltawissa-Lewis Yeuer
Derry-W lillian Csrnahan
franklin john VOughl
Jdckson-George AISIger
lhmesIone-John ). Dye
Liberty William Dale
Millln--JOhn Grover Christian Shu
nan
Mahoning-Jobn Russell Eli Wilson.
John G Thompson
Nj. Pleasantly W iIiam Miller David Wig
tef
Monlour-Janes Barton John Richards
David Clark
Madsoa-lienjAmin WnteIsIeen
Orange-JOhn Grouse
Roarngcr9ek-John Davis
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THE VOTES COUNTED.

The Senator'S and members of the
House oi Representatives, convened in
the hall OF The latter, at Washington, on
"Wednesday Is inst agreeabIy TO the
provisions OF The constitution Of the u.
States, for the purpose of counting The
Electoral votes for the President and
Vice President. The lelers made the
following report.
For THE Presidency
Whole number Of votes els
Necessary 10 choice lSS
James X. Polk, Of Tennpsse had 10
Henry CIsy,of Kentucky lo5
James X. Polk. having The creates
number OF votes, was declared to hav,
been duly elected President Of The Un,
led States.
For THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
Whole number Of votes 275
Necessary 10 choice 1873
George M. Dallas OF Pa. had ITO
Theodore Frelinghuysen Of n. J. lO5
George NJ. Dallas, having The greal
est number Of votes, was declared to
have been duly elected Vice Presden'
Of the United States.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC UNION,
Sem''H Herhy during Tie Session Of
lie Legislature at THO DOL.
LARS

Lars!
The Democratic Union will as usual, be pub.
Isbed twice week, during the coming session of
ne Legislature, and we embrace an early OCCASION
- commend Il 10 the iuvor oi the reading public--
Nrithrr pains Or expense shall be spared to inpurt
Ms columns additional zest and yigor. Ample
"d correct report Of the proceedings Of the two
lanchc5 together with sketches Of the debates on
i Puolc and important questions will lie furnish
D. 'olnpelent sienograhe having been engaged
that purpose. The installation Of new ad.
'nIsraIOns, State and Newfoundland the deyelope.
'enl o. the measures thew may propose to tho
Iuutry, will render the coming winter one of uu.
'sual public interest Persons desrous of obtaining
rue and early intelligence will always find in the
Democratic Union "lrue aud honest chronicle"
TO Attorneys, Judges, Justice of The r,eacc, and
'ubIlc officers generally, it will bo invaluable as
Ie Union executes all the STATE PRINTING.
md the LAWS OLA public and general nature arc
published in 1t Immediately utter their passsage nd
IIIy three months before promulgated iq pun4pAlet
iorm.
To increase our facilities for the most prompt
execution Of all the public printing we are now
lropelIlng our presses by the aid of STEAM u most
important matter to the Legislative body
a corps Of able corresI ondens have been EN-
ployed at Washington City, who will keep our
readers constantly nppriSod ofevens tlanspiring at
he seat Of the National Government.
TERMS.
For the whole year. 50 90
For The session only, Cwice week. 2 90
Any person sending US five subscribers for tho
'esslon, accompanied by ten dollars, shall receive
I copy gratis for his trouble. Payments may be
Transmitted by mail, and the Post Masters sro
permitted lraLk luters containg money for news.
paper subscriptions Address:
ISAAC G. M'KlNLER & Co.
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nSO Acres.


or Whereabouts, bounded by land Of Jacob
Shullz, Zhbs Bird The Northumberland
county line and Ihe Susquehanna River,
bout
60 .4CRES.
of which is cleared land, and in good state
Of cultivation. On the premises there is
erected one and half story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSES FRAME BARN
aud SAW MILL.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the properly Of John g. Boyd.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virtue
Of vendito exponas, to me directed, will
oe sold the following property, TO vii -
A certain lot or parcel Of ground
situate in the town Of BIoomsture, Bloom
township, Columbia county, containing two
'hlrds Of an acre, more or less, bounded ~
'front.' on Main street of said town, on the
east by an alley, on the north oy an alley,
and on the west by lot belonging to RO
bert CathCarl, whereon is erected
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This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
or years 1t also purilics the head from Dundruff
-Cu'es diseases of tho cap--Prc erycs the hair
rom falling oil or bscomlug permanently gray
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GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
No, 50 Chestnut StrSst filLdoIphla.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-01
U. s. POST COACH
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WA
AND hot SPRING

iEh,andcrsigned, contrnrtors 10,
% ""i1gou Little Kock 10 W a
springs, have the saiisfaction of in e,
mat ihcir lines Of splendid Troy Po.,
IN full operation. :. lll- VS.
fass' ngrrs for Washington ana n,
Little hock every Tuesday. Tbn,.J
morning, at daylight, in 4 bor,e
~ winch they are conveyed 10 Fair p
4" ni'lesj and from thence The M,
Spiin are canveycd through. the .
same C"iiches; those for Washino,,u
!" splendid new = horse Post oacsc.'
re- c" Washington the next day IN
Rock: On their rctnr,l, The Coaches
and Hoi Springs again .ntersect nj,
rive ut Little Rock every Wednel
sunday evening at sun. .downEcom]
the iormer place in two duys. and
'ay.
The p-oprictofs have careful. sobcI
90 dr'vers.Ia"d pledge themselves to
Dor nor expense To give general sati,, "a
NAV patronize them, M
Fare-lo Washington, $40 IA n
Nt"ge.ctee, at the ANTHONY House.
At The Layiayetts Housc. Wasb;nctd
pAil baggage At the risk Of the
Nov; %. is44-4a..e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-01
LIST Q
ed by tAs General
'ehieA sat in

y An act to pos.por
em2stead Circnrr :
El644. 'Su" !
Lar An. act to ching.
zn court 70 Jackson :
proved Nov. 23. j
sss..ion sesolciion in rels,i !
aor.:ing nes.:g tho publ
4 sections running !.
HHesolstior ia rel..
xoA ov. 1874.
~ ao' % incofpora
"a an act 70 grant a.
"a ..I' 20 erect a toll |
-
nn u nsse act . establish ,
: '0'a'st' county
ssssass sss's luton ia rsla.,oI
4 seos S,o.oo Of lhs ale
4 ontes ayprovsS
Il ''' -.t'as sppr