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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
UNDERTAKEN.
EDamVilEG

WG0I1l2N EACTGATo
VHNHE DanviIle Steam WooIlcn Factory, for.
H merly owned and occupied by lr. Petrikin,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber who
respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to execute
all kinds OF work in his line OF business, at he
shortest notice, according to order and in the best
comparative manner. Having gone to considera-
be expense in repairing his machinery and appa-
raus and beng very particular in securing the ser.
vices OF experienced mechanics, he feels confident
that he Is capable of executing all kinds of woil
in his line in style superior to any other establish
ment int he country. Prices of work as follows:
Cloth yard wide light and dark from As to 55
Cents pei yard'
Do bottle green's, olive brown, &c. from so to co
Satires Of the above colols, from 40 to A
Elanncls one yard wide, 80 cents.
Wine, brown or black, 40
Madder red, 45
Blanket 2 yds vile; twi'Iedor plain, from go to 70
cents per yard.
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ALSO

All that cerIian messuage and tract Of
land, siiuaein MifIlia township Columbia
county, aforesaid, bounded as follows, be
gining at a corner in public road, thence
bv Iaad partly Of Henry Yohe, Charles
OhIler, and Christian Miller, south sixty
degrees wes. l54 perehes to corner, thence
by land Of Jacob Koslenbader, and partly
of Daniel Goho, North thirty degrees west,
1855 perches, to post, thence by land Of
George HeIcthner, George Driesber, and
John GearheTl, soulb 80 degrees, aad one
half east, eighty six perches and seven
lenIhs, south SO degrees east, sixty eighl
perches, north eighty seven degrees east
20 perches, south 30 degrees east, 81
p"rchcs, north rs degrees east, 10 pcrcho,
and Two telIhg to Peter Gearheart other
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List Of Jurors.
For RvguSt Term, ls45.
Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Stuart Pierce, William Hsgenbuch j OH
BarkIey, Jacob Keller, George Lilly
Briercreek-John Workeiser
Cattawissa-JOhn Fisher.
Derry-John Craig, Reuben Folk, Robert Rru
ner, Samuel Geeun.
Fishingcreck- Daniel Kitchen.
Franklin-lsaac Yeter.
Lberty-Martn Billmyer, Robert Auten.
Milln-Marshall g. Kinney.
Mahoning- Guick, William Biddle,
Madison-George Ewes, Samuel McNmch.
RoarngCreek- William YOcum.
Sugar Loat-MOses Yocum, Samuel Fritz.
Orange-GeOrge l.. Kline.
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List OF Letters.

nd EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Blooms
Ia burg, on tie quarter ending June gUlh 1915,
Adans Abraham Ryan Dunel
lepser 6aIlls Robason Miss Nary
fuIImer Daniel Renhort Samuel 2
Hartman a. B. Sprout A. b. Esq.
Jackson Joserh Sens VIM. or John sAfpl
kannady Sarah NychoA Y. V.
Martin homas Wakefield James
Persons ang for letters in the above list Will
tease say they ore advertised.
j. r.. MOYER p NJ
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TRAYERSE JURORS-Aug. Is45

Oom-CeOrge John,
Brarcrcek-W. A. J. Britain, Levi A. Hutch
son, David Fowler, Nathan SeeIy.
Derry-Robcrt Dcrr, Hugh Matson, Thoma
Cary; StedhCn EIsj jr. Adron Haldreu
Fishingcreek-James Ed5at, Nathan Flechens
tine.
FrankIin-Thomas Clayton Jacob Huber.
CreenwoOd-lOhn Richart, William Lemon,
HemIock-Franklin Mcbride Daniel PurseI;
INSTRUMENTATION Knous, William Roberts
Llberty-John McMahan. William Vauhorn
Mlilln-Jacob Seupenheiser, john Nuss, Isaac
Snyder.
Mahoning-John D. Chester, David Phillips, Elias
Howell
Montour-Daniel Lciby,
Orange-Jacob Fleckenstne, Daniel Fornwad
Roaringcreek-O CampbeIlir.
Sugar Loat-Jeremiah Hess, Jan es MathCr.
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JATAWESSA FfOpEE,
a CAT8WISSA COL. co. Pa.

y IN n \ Y y FJFJtN EL y u II E49
N CAT8WISSA COL. CO. PA.
sw ACOB DYER informs travellers and
his old customers and friends, that he
still keeps the above Holel, where he will
be'haPpy 30 wait upon those who favor
him with their custom. His house is large
and commodioue, and well arranged to ac-
commodae his gUeSls His table is always
provided with the choicest Viauds the mai
kels can afford, aud his Bar contains some
of the best !iquros that can he found in this
section Of country. His stables are also
ample, and good ostlers are always in at.
tendance.
CaIawissa, July l2, ls45-2m.l2
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A4O "A es,
200 Acres,

200 Acres,
more or less, bounded by land Of John Craig
James Pollock, Samuel Glenn, and others.
whereon is erected PLANK BARN, az
old LOG HOUSE, a FRAME BANK
BARN. and an old LOG BARN, and an
APPLE ORCHARD, with the appurer
ances.
Seized taken in execution and 10 he sold
as the property OF James Glenn.
ALSO
A certain tract of land situate in Sugar
loaf Township, Columbia County, con-
laning
92S Acres,
about SEVEN rY FIVE ACRES Of
which is cleared land, bounded by lands
OF Samuel Krickbaum, Calharlne LUZ, and
others, wheIeon Is erected
xAz-S LOG HOUSE, a
S%a siEa Log Barn
a SAW MILL,
with the appeflensnCe.
Seized taken in execution and 10 De sold
as the property Of John ToIlmer
--ALSO-
A certain tract OF land, situate in Centre
township, Columbia county, containing
FIFTY SEVEN ACRES; more or less,
bounded by lands of John &Fester others;
whereon is erected a LOG HOUSE and a
LOG STABLE, with the appurtenances.
Seized; taken in execution and to be sold
as The property Of Daniel Sponenberg.
ALSO
BY virtue of writ Of fera facias all
thai lot OIL ground in Roaring creek town
ship, Columbia County, adjoining lands of
Harmer, Michael Hover and John Kiln,
containing
FIFTEEN ACRES
more or less, on which are erected a LOG
HOUSE LOG BARN with STOM
STABLE, all cleared and under cultivation
except a5ou, TWO ACRES.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property OF Henry Keller,
-ALSO-
Al The intelest and share OF Lucas Brass,
def in certain Tract Of land, in Derry
township; ;Columbia county containing abou,
ONE HUNDRED and NlNTY ACRES
more or less, whereon is erected LOG
DWELLING HOUSE; weather boarded
a LOG BANK BARN, CIDER HOUSE
and other oul buildings, adjoining land OF
John Gray and others, late the estate Of
John Beniield, senr deceased, all the in
Ierest Of def, as one Of the grand children
and heirs Of said John Benfeid deceased
Seized taken in execution aud TO be sold
as the property Of Lucas Brass.
ALSO
BY writ Of a levari facias, all that Ger
tain messuage and four lots, situate in the
Town Of Moorsburg, 10 the township of
Liberty, in the county Of Columbia, a
(Oresaid and described as follows a lot no.
6. wheron is erected FRAME SHOP
with the appearances, also lots no. 2.
and G. situate on coal street in said town
beihg the same lots which the Sheriff Of
Columbia county by deed dated the 9Th day
Aorl a. d. 1924 granted 10 The said John
Painter
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property of John Gilroy and James
Philips in tie hand Of their administrators
Edward A. Kulzner.
ALSO
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WANTED,
TWO ADDrentiCeS

FWNU Ihe hAoI and BOOT TKEE M0kng hus
~ sinesa Smart active boys between the
ages of s and n will receive good encourage
ment upon immedia,e application to the subscriber.
SIMON g SHINE
BlOomsburg, June A. lS45-Gtf ms
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TABLE

will awavs be furnished with the best the
market affords, His BAR with the choicest
Of Liquors And his STABLE,atlended by
faithful ioslIers, he hatlCrs himself that he
vii! be able to give general satisfaction
.CONVEYANCES
will always be ready to transport walermen
on their route,
10. JOHNSON
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SD ACaops.

II land, situate in Madison Township, IN
he County of Columbia, adjoining lands
of Jacob Warner and Others.
Seized and taken in execution and to be
sold as the property Of Jacob McColIum.
ALSO
A certain tract Of land situate in Fishing
Creek Township, Columbia, county con
aiming
Gi0 Cres,
more or less, about TWENTY FIVE
ACRES of which is cleared, bounded by
lands Of Peter Walk, Edward McHenry &
olher:, whereon is erected A LOG HOUSE
and LOG STABLE, with the apputten.
ances.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as the properly of Joseph Follmer.
ALSO
All the right little aud interest Of James
Glenn, in the a certain tract of land;siluate
in Derry Township, Columbia County,
containing
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Bloomsburg, May II, 1864
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Nov. 8 ls4S
,Nn BALTIMORE CLIPPER

A GREAr ERROR An attorney is eAcusa-
bic for making org speech, because many
clients iuige ut the worth Of speech by =
seDglh, mud arc dissatisfied where they have
gson good fee, if they do not get what they
consider the full worth of it ia words. An
edilos may be excused for writing rambling
or proey article, as lac is some times at his wit
end 10 obtain any subject at all to write upon
ind bes,des nc frequently has not the time,
i; he have the subject, to be nice IN phraseoo-
Ky, or 10 80 duvetaI MS sentences as to make
Them fit with ncanes'. Under such clrcum-
stances he may be plrdoned for Stringing to-
gotheT column from which the reader can
hardly pick a single idea. He writes from ne
cessay-and his readers would sooner have
trash al which they can laugh, than to have no
4dHonal to read. But the governor of Il state
has 30 such apology to Offer for proliXity, or
for the exhibition of bad taste in the selection
u arrangement Of the subjects Of his message.
Hs du:y requires him to exhibit matters con-
neCted with The state of which he is the chief
executive; aud TO the discharge of that duty,
the executives of states conlided themselves in
"ihe Olden time" But now, governor
thinks that he has achieved nothing If his mes
sago do not embrace topics connected with the
policy Of the whole world His comprehen-
siye mlnu cannot be restricted to a certain rou-
line Of duty, nor his ideas be compressed with
IN hess compass than from four to ten c.
iumns OF newspaper. He must discuss all
sub ieC,s and travel through all space, that he
nay kayo it to say, "see, here is an address o.
i've, six or ten columns" If he can spin out
bis IDEAS to whole newspaper, he rubs his
hands IN ecstacy, and considers that he has
achieved Immortal fame, though what he has
written may not be read by one in a hundred
Of those who take the paper III which it APP
pears. This is a great error, and we really
wish that Official dignitaries could be persuaded
Of the truth Of the saying, that "brevity is the
sovl of Wit for, as the season is nigh when
guoernatorial messages will flood the country,
Se should like to see the maxim Just quoted,
acted upon more generally. Governor SIade,
Of Vermont, has just emptied his budget, and
had be retained portions of it to himself, he
would Saye exhibited more sdom. We alb
hoI notification, let it COME from what quarter
Il may-and we as utterly abhor all attempts
to interfere with the Institutions of the South,
Al such parts, therefore, Of Governor SHADES
1DpSan On Nc incu 10 tho ono ar recommend the
other could have been omitted with advantage
to the document. We hope that gubernatora
messages yet to be delivered will AVOID the toe
comInon error Of launching into general poll.
ties, ana discussing topics not within the pro.
vince Of official duty.
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TgENEssRE SENATOR. The election Of
Hopkins l.. Turney, Esq, to the Senate of the
United States, by the legislature of Tennessee,
is very offensive TO the democratic members,
inasmUch as Mr.. Turney was not the caucus
nominee, and was elected by the aid of wing
votes. OF course the wing members consider
tie election a triumph. From some resolutions
offered in the House by Mr.. Gordon, it
MA. Mr.. Turney has made concessions to the
vhigs to procure their support or has consent
ed TO go with the wing party in Congress on
tie SUBJECTS Of the tariff and the distribution
Of the proceeds Of the public landS-but the
facts DO not Justify such suspicious. 1t sound
policy N a party to defeat the nominated can
ddate ot its opponent, and upon this princ-
pie the wings OF the Tennessee legislature no
doGb! acted, without having had any under
standing whatever with Mr.. Turney. The
same policy will probably induce the wing
members OF Congress, in case OF division a
nong The democrats on the election Of public
printer, to vote against the editor of the Off
cial organ. Where party cannot succeed in
carrying ont its own views, it generally adopts
VIA. is consider the next best policy, VIZ: to
defeat those Of its opponent.
There il another part Of party tactics which
does sot appear to be so well understood by the
Wings; and that is, to offer no opposition when
in q decided minority. II is IN the nature y
parties TO dissolve when there is 10 opponent
for every party ha; ambitious aud aspiring mel
who viii no. submit 10 be excluded by caucus
nominations, when no political orpouent is il
The fed. As caucuscs are the cement Of party
HE moment their dictaton is disregurded, the
party falls into confusion and becomes prey
10 iss adversary. The unceasiug conflicts o
,he Wing and Democratic parties have KEEP
10Th N existence, ard maintained the latter ii
the supremacy. Withdraw opposition and the
prnG ple Of cohesion is lost, and dissolution en-
sues. For about tweaty years the old Demo
cratic and Federal parties combattcd, the latter
alNa ys being in the minority in the general go
ycfnmen.. The fedc alsts then adopted the
Set alone" policy, and where are they nowl
Many Of them euioying the first Offices under
government; for, although the terms Democrat
AID Federal are still occasional used, they ara
applied wilhout any reference to members OF
the old Federal party, many Of whom are now
recognized as among the most sterling Demo
cfats Of the country. We're the contests he
!ween tho Wigs and Democrats to cease, the
SANG result. would follow: party dsci pine
would be broken up; and, until new organIza'
tiors sotS place, the people would vote for mer
pF worth and talents without ask ng to whicl
party Candidates had belonged. But so long a
the cry continues 10 be, "raliy Wings" "rall,
Democrat" the country will continue to b.
cursed by fruitlcss controversy. The Demo
cratic party has majority in both houses O
Cong sess, and if united, can Of course adop
any measure they may think proper-and " hat
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EMORY & CO., No. g CALvERr- ST. the old

HNMORf ~ CO., No. CALVERT ST.. the oldest
NJ established, most extensive, and most popular
Lottery firm IN the werd. With the advantage of be
ing the sub Agents for Messrs J. G Gregory & Co.
for the sale of tickets in the State of Maryland, and
their immense pecun Try resources, they sell Lot
terry tickets either by The package sineIy, upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt Mt competition. Per-
ssons from abroad who may be Disposed occasionally
TO test the favor nf the "GOddess Fortune, can safe
y remit any amount of funds however large 10 this
hrm-Ihe reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention to business for thy Yeas in this
city being sufficient SECURITY that any business
fded tn their care, will be attended to with pHnctuali-
~ aud despatch. EMORY " co.
II CnIYt street.
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nR. SWAYhE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
~ WILD CHERRY, THE CHEAT REMtDY


TINS Celebrated Remedy" has new, by iss ntrs
sic virtues acquired celebrity which CHA never be
shaken by the uiany Guack ''Naeltulns1 with which
thr country ahonnds. The public AZ fint learning
that this * the only remedy thai tie T. tied upon
for the speedy and permanent H all usypases OF
the Lungs. " iCuVt PERSONS are aRcl4d win
Coughs, Colds, SIA'tIug al Blood, aShua, Brouchi-
lis, Inf iumatIun III the Lungs, Difficult, of Breath
Ing, soreness ard Pam IN the thpst, Group and le
ngemGnt Of the Liver, Broken Constitution, &C.
thr nlrdCiuG will he found an invaluable rpInedy-
II Is literally sweeping CUEsUaPTInH rom the land
wherever IL Is introduced and TO, 1mes known, ali
Others dwinc!C ntn nsignIicauCt; ttt- public have
been "humhugged" long enough, and now resort to
medicine which, The testimony Ut the must eminent
phyNic ms III thr Ian haa piaC' above the reach Of
criucislA. II requires no boiStetng up by publishing
columns Of forged eerfCates-bnt il iS enough 10 LEI
tGe public Know where 1t can be obtained, and one
tina VIII convince all of lis great ttH acy in curing
thncc die ressiIg diseases above named, which have
pam the tk OF the most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. DIR SwAYNR's GOAPOuEp SYRUP OF
WILD 'HEkRY, was the fist preparation from that
Vau tbie rtt, tat was ever oduCpd the public,
ana ample proof IS afforded of It's success, by The
country beiiig Hooded with "Balsuus,n "Caudies"
and "Mxtures' of Wild Cherry, not one of which il
prepared ny regular physician. Therefore the pub
nc should be on their guard. and not have worthless
mixture paimtd upn them for the ORIGIN l. and GEN
UtSR pr Parati0n, which is only prrnared nv Doctor
SwAyNE, at the N. w corner Oh EIGHTH s. RACE
SITS Phi!adephia.
For sale by regularly appointed Agents in all the
principal towns in the United SIaies.
baltimore Agents. r. Cook, No 76 Baltimore at:
Siaber X Cauby Pratt street wharf; J. w. & f. w,
Davis No. 3lf baltimore street.
District .4gcntS-R. Farnh m, Washington, y, c.:
WIN. Stabler u Bro Alexandra ID. c.; George NJ
SothCrOn, Georgetown. n5-tAp6r
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ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. The saloon of the As
semby Rooms again crowded to ovet flow ing last
evening The audience, composed of ladies' and gen
emen of fashion, taste and beauty, expressed their
undated delight in the p-rformance. We understand
that the arrangements Of the Saloon will he so alter
ed as to afford more extended accommodation to
the public. Their hs coacrr will come Off tonight
but to get seat We fear VIII be out Of the question
So go early and secure At least good place tostand
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H5- WIN. &. STEVENS, Of Portland, Maine, call
ed in the store Of Messrs. Comsl0ck h Co., to show
the great benefit he had received from the us OF one
bottle of OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
He had been bald ten yeats hut has now a full and
fine crop of hair started cut all the top OF
his head, by only one bottle. We have seen this
tried in many cases, with the same success. II is
also the best article ladies dIesS their hair " III
will keep longer in curl than anything else
and entirely removes dandTuf.
Tobe had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore Also nj the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames street 1t
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R3- ATTENTION NATIONAL BLUES. You
are hereby notified 10 attend monthly meeting OF
the Company THIS "wednesday EVENING, NOV
9th. At O'Clock, P. M. Punctua attendance IS re-
que>ted, az business Of Importance will be laid be
tore the corps By order of
JOHN PICKELL, Captain.
CHARLEs 4. LEAs Sec,Y. II
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G1LOTHS! CLOTHS! CLOTHS! We are
" now prepared To offer of the most extensive
and desirable assortmcnls Of CLOTHS and S.
MERES to be- found la the city Our stock consislsin
part of superfne French, Belgium, West Of EngIaHd
AVID Domestic Cloths Of all shades and c0Ors, vary
iug in prices 81 Is to $40 per yard Also, TwcedS;
heavsr and Pilot Cots, suitable Tor over coats, with
100 pieces of English, French and bones tic Gass-
varying in prices from Is cents 10 81 50 per yard. silk
and Hprino VESTiNGS of the newest styles. MER-
CHANT TA!i.OR5 and others in want of the above
articles will find il 10 their advantage to call at Tue
CHEAP CLOTH STORE, promise that the
mos, unski,(, BUYERS shall have the u value OF Their
MONEY. JOSHUA ROYSTON g. co,
No. SO Baltimore street,
OF eolm- sne door west OF 1rllDlei''s a"ey'
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o. MONUMENTAL LYCEUM. The public are
respectfully informed that public meeting of This in
slitnllon viii be held on THIS "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, in the Hail, Exeter ST., near Pitt, at u
O'Clock. The exercises will consist OF Two Tecita-
"ns OF great merit as compositions, and the discus
sion of the following query: ''ls the matrimonial
life more generally one Of happiness than that 0I
celbac!" By order,
n1-2t l.. TISCHMEYER Sec'v
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WDAPER HAnGtS~S. H"'" 40, 80"
a chnlce assortment Of fne snner glazed PA
PEI HANcINGS, BOR Err FIRE Roar D
PRtNTS &c. Emb,ac ng fiue patterns Of Fresco,
column and pannel, and n riety Of handsome
Chamber, Dining Room. aud other PAGERS, for sale
low, and PAPER HANGING d0ne well and cheap,
by the best Of wntkmen.
JOHN Z. HOLLAND, AZ Gay st.,
MS near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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7 FHTWTTTISIIFU T1VTI-V Ut
EMORY, No. 9 n. Calvert-st.

Jry.The NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION
Will meet AT unon Hail on WEDNESDAY (This)
EVENING, 9Th instant, at O'Clock. Members ate
especially invited to be present al this meeting bu-
>lness OF vital importance TO 'Our COunry's" party
Will come up for cORsidcraon- is earnestly de. If
ed that not one member will be absent from this meet
ing. [ni-2t1 JAMES :. PIPER, Sec;y.
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IVORY HANDLE IAfLEi CCfLHt. Z.
We call atterti0n to our well selected stock of
ivory Table Cutlery Of Gus qualities including
RODGERS Graves MOrns and nlhct makes, in sets If
81 and So pieces; alsn fine 'v0rV fable and Dessert
Knives with French stie forks in dozens; do Without
forks: also Reef aud Game Car"rrs Se"'s, &c. NC.
An of which can hr had rpnarkab low al the cheap
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No Is Baitimore-st +,
2nd door East vf HARRISON
JAMES CORTLiN i son.
ImporterS Of TahIr CuIler,, Walters,
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