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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
L. B. RING, Auctioneer.
NV ZINC & TERRY Aurticn Sale of Fun

G. 3. KINU, AucUohter.
DY RING * TERRY.-Auciou Sale OF Furniture,
ID on Wednesday Nov. 49, al 10 O'Clock. al No IS Antho
ny.st near Bresdway-he contents OF Boarding House.
consisting in part OF Sofas. Chairs Divans Comsns Side
boards French Mahogany and Maple Bedseads Rocking
Chairs Dining. Centre and Tea Tables Mantel Clock, Car
pets OIL. Cloth Rugs Window Shades Crockery and Glass
Ware Par!or AMI Cooking Stoves: also a large lot OF
Feather. Beds Hair and Straw Mattresses and Bedding;
also lot OF Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale WIN
commence Sale positive for NewYork bankaole money
mis- 2tic-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

" For sale Of Stocks at the Exchange see Last Page
TUESDAY, P. NJ.
The stock dealers were active today, and the
least valuable stocks appeared TO be most sought for
The old favorites Norwich Worcester and Long Island,
are ouite forsaken for n A. Trust Vicksburg Whining
ton &C In the stocks of the suspended States there s
good deal Of movement going and the prices have
advanced materially There Is much better feeling in
these stocks and large amounts having beer absorbed for
investment low rates the supply OF floating stock is
not large.
In Exchanges there Is but little doing, and rates
are without change Sterling :: 40 Francs %. as %
Amsterdam 39i a39t Hamburg IS. a36 Bremen =. a
7sa
The receipts OF the Housatonic Railroad Compa-
ny for October show very large gain over October OF
last year and prove that when the road Is reiad with
heavy iron and furnished with equipage II Will be
one ct the most valuable in the country The
company have already commenced the work OF releyng
and will proceed with energy The earnings for octo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES ret.sseaSl

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES retssf4S2
VI wholesale prices by J. T. Wll!ston dealer u <Ess
No. Corlsnd-stree up stairs, corner Of broedW .r
All watches sold this establishment ~srra1Ese y 20
form well o. money refunded. Watches clocks
es and iewery repaired in the best manner 81 .nT ~,
prcea Arrangements have been made wita s ,rmInass
Gamble whose reputation wstch repele' o.t rsehr..
ed having been engaged for nine YEAR, 70 s ns ia most
ted manufactures In Europe, ena sdn.s d
Trsde WORK prouPuS uoA' J. 7. WiLLlSTOH
No Cortand-st mp stara
=, - IR0N--The Montour Iron Co; Dan
MI 81 |. now prepared TO execute orders s t oa t19
hesvy Rail Of any PaM;esTRR b bSw z II ss
OF " Eu' Agents. cor Cedar ana O.o--
<I1IT SAILs-l,oou casks. sarly a'sof''''
" nin Manufacture ', uuI aC LEAv1xT GO.
60, CA AZ ard r"~n~1eh-srs"ss
% T0Ns Norwegian Bar ITse, for sale o. BY ,yn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
ONE rEousAND CERTIFICATES

DESlRDING THE GALVANlC RINGS and Magnetic
IA FujG-Dr Christie promised the public when he intro
duced his discovery that it should be- Tested solely by lis
merits He hia redeemed his pledge, and will unfold the
i,and certificates bearing strongest emony II The matter
the publication which will he commenced in ibis journal
frul Today Ii earnestly requested thai ell persons who
are Interested will not believe newspaper but VIII per
nsy call on tie respective parties and and hear from
themselves whether these facts iasehoOcs Dr. Chris
ousy allowed him tie of their and Tire recital OF
their The certificates VIII t- selected Is proprey
suggests. Certificate 40. 80
SEVERE NERVOUS ANp PHYSICAL DEBILITY
NEW.YosK, Nov. Isl, 1915.
To Dr. A. H. Chrisl!e:-For six years have been SUI
eier and believe none have suffered more My dis-
complication OF plants brought on by eNer-
lions to support nv family often being Obliged 10 work at
the needle for - hours ont Of the 2i was afflicted Win
distress the head my sight was impaired ana general
weakness seemed PROSTATE entire iacnues was
under the OF Dr. S,iilman No Sufuk'st iCr ohs
every physician tried Ny excitement ~as such
that the slightest noise would sometimes throw me Ia con-
sions Sometimes would not close eyes during Inc
night and would walk the hall the time For over
wear leaf could scarcely hear speak.
Nv e constantly despared Of and often wished
death 10 eleve nv suerings Such feeble statement
situation last June when first read OF your Gaivhrc
Rings Fluid purchased the articles have worn them
and the re-'t that have completely recover
ed my health my strength, and my spirits. My friends my
of your Rings and Magnetic Fluid that this happy result has
pa--, and ta gratefully acknowledge H. and
am now and will be all times ready 10 state any further
particulars satisfy The pubic that my assertions are
true In every respect. -, go,
TIL. only place in Nevv-York obtain the genuine Gal
vanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid IS at 1874 Fuiton,st Sun
Rniliing mig Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
SHERIFF sSALE.-By virtue OF wit OF teri t9cias

S1UEVIFF sALE.-By vi:lue OF viii OF teTi taclns
10 me directed and delivered, Will expose 70 sale at
,S ,,ile Of line Civ Hall. in the City OF New-Yoik on
Wdne.dav Inc 3-t day OF December, 1915. at y o'clock
NJ ali The gh title and ineFes: Of Joseph g Kissarm winch men
he had on The eleventh day Of October 62) eighteen nun
hands lie same may be. Of in and all that certain
niece or parcel OF ground formerly known aud disi!n
isbd IN map of that AID I'D oirng lots by number sew
er,e.n but now known and distinguished by number
,yensy t6j Corandt=ueet. situated. lying and being
-; r. rid Ward OF the City OF Neg-York. the North
I'tr 3a Of Cora. street, bounded SOutW esterly
in front by Corandsreei Aforesaid Soris snSf term N
.I;n End in mar, 10 William Ross South Easterly by
or armey belonging The estate OF Henry Davies de-
ceased and Norh Westerly by snd now or a.e oeoneins
,'y ~ feet ana length each side, hundred and
feet eight inches, be such dmen ozs more or
'e'@' ~ go WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
JoxA. w ALLEx, Deputy Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
CHEAP SOAP WORKS

CHEAF SOh1
DEPOT No Cortland at, under me NaiI ma s1nstor
Almond soar Do Toilette Soap All very highly scented
md A. lower than any other house All kinda 0, reI
snu n, Rarb.rs Storekeepers Families &c Sold by
'"'Ae'' C. VAN SCHooNHoVEN No. Cortland-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
THE RIVAL BROTHERS;

NR TWF CORSAIR And PRIV ATt.EH, " ffthry r
OCbeever publ shed this day al Frenchs publishing ha
aQ1 Broadway TINS book has been got up IN splendo
ylCn the cover is spirited engraving Illustrating The
sna where Seymour Is melting the Pirates 10 murder their
Chie For sale az above and al the Periodical Depols
S S.e ,5 y ~ 80 " n1 Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
EyrcuToR,s GUIDE.

lust PUBLISHED-A edition OF The Executor :
y and Administrators Guide. containing me fievssu
statutes relating to Wills Testanents The DISTRIBUTION
of lie Estates OF lne-taes and the Rights Powers ana
nut Of executors and Administrators, with the latest
aiish''ieu's' i"U'''''e' ~ JANSEN & BELL,
,ie BOOKSELLERS and Staioners lj3 Nasssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

NJUFFs niUFFS! AND FUKs.-We would ad-
wise hose ladies who have not supplied themselves with
fua IA rsI NJ w NJ Coopers Fur Store and look at his
extensive assortment of Fa2cy Eurs aud We viii assure
then, that they Will ind his Mails not alone SUPERIOR 0u
chsansr Than any other siOres in the city.
w NJ COOPER'S Fur Manuiactories are al Ct Bo%ery
five doors abov- Walker 81 and 70 Maidenane near Gold
- I'll Steodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

BENJAMIN MUUNElt AuCNOhctr.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, French Gcods, Look
II ing Glasses, &c.-B. MOONEY will sell This Day. al
10 O'Clock No IS John-sI general assortment OF Shelf
Hsrdw are and Cutlery.
Also Invoice OF Looking Glasses and Mirrors sssor;-
20 sizes
Also, OF same Invoice, Brass and Wood Clocks, sons
alarm.
&c.
Also . cases dark coiored volins and Bows.
Also Segars. CASKS Saa-trors, &c nl9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

a MEXICAN MUSEUM.-Every Day and Evening
a tins week. commencing Monday Nov u, lsio3spien-
Aid nrornances every afternoon O'clock and every
evening a, ha.pas l. The manager has re-en gagged me
living male Orang Ouang for another week he WI DC We
MI ali hours Also engaged the Dissolving Views and
Chromatrope Also engaged the .nimnbe Df9erls IN, mr.
yinchr together with the Blind Fiddler ar " m VIM
lock: Mr. Meried, Mrs. Merriheld, the DANCING 'e"S
and Madame Rockwell, are engaged. -, -,
Oh Anis.nn d cents Children under 10, u; cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

TJNUE CHoTi:N WATER in lis present state OF I'M
nuri,y Is entirely unfit for use, either beverage or
for culinary purposes It however be divested oil all
ia IMPURITIES aud be rendered OF cnrystare cearness
law The us. of The subscribers Premium Water Filters
manufactured at the Croton Plumbing Establishment No
500 Broadway between Walker ind White ats
p S-Croton water introduced into dwellings, &c. una
the fixtures supplied the lowest terms.
niaim STONE BROTHERS, Plumbers &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
The wb;u Almanac for 1916.

This useful Annual Register Is ready Agents, Mer-
chants and others will obige by ding their orders
as early as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

ST. PAUL.-An rehear.e OF this beautiful ora
- toro will place This Evening at The Coliseum NE
eyr rehearsal on Thursday Evening the lower Saloon
of the Coliseum. ,,;.,
The Laiies and Gentleman attached 10 the Assoclaton
are respectfully requested 10 be present
B. The csets will be given out on Ilursdhy eve"IuS'
i5a N II MEIGGS. 446 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

nnsreil In three fonts Of about 500 lbs. EACH will be
oId separately or together great bargain. Apply To
~ WELLS & WEBB, 81 Aun-st- ID aoor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

LAURA JOHNSUN, IL UlVIs!On SC
Tie only place NewYork 20 obtain the genuine Gal
vanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, Is at 1871 Fuonst sun
pn;li;ng mig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

TOKPOKATION NOTICE OF sac OF properly Tor
Ounpad Assessenis.-Public notice hereby given that
property Cor unpaid assessments will lake place at
public auction the City Ha OF The city OF New-fork on
Monday the second lay Of March twelve o'clock
noon continued from day day until the whole OF
said property shall be sold and Thai The detailed statement
of the property be sold for unpaid L. pub
shed In the Evening Post newspaper printed and pub
Ished Ia The city OF New-York.
Street Commissioners Office, November 18th, ls+S
ME lawl4w ELIAS !, SMITH, Street Commissioned
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
-..THE WEALTH OF A COUNTRY
DEPENDS UPON lTS FARMERS
AND MECHANICS,

What is wealth? These things which
are. coDvenien, and necessary TO use and
(which administer 10 our wants and com.
fort Money alone cannot, therefore
,be consid cred as wealth because if the
articles or 'hings above mentioned are
not to'be~had not 10 existence, man
would be poor indeed though he was
loaded with gold and silver. lfhe wtre
hungry, and there Yves no bread 10 be
bought. his gold.would be Of liule SET.
~Rice.
I,mtrue, mankind, by common con
sent, have agreed that gold and silve,
should be the signs aud evidence OF
property, or, in other words, ehe meas
ure Of property; and he who has Ger.
tain amount If il, has evidence Of 81
much wealth; he cen change it for tht
very Ahiugs "hich do, in fact constitute
wealth.
Thus saman who has hundred dol
liars inshs pocket has t!Ckel,as il were,
to entitle him TO enter into he possess
ion Of 100 bushels Of corn, or 100 yards
&. Of cloth, or 400 scres of.~lld land, or
yoke oil oxen, or horse and wagon, a.
Ihe case may be. But if these thing
~do no, exist, and he needs them, hl
ticket is Of no -more use than if he had
ticketto 60 into 'heiheasre sndst shoul,
be burned down before he used,il
The e'' menls, therefore, Gf weall
CONSISTS in material. productions breugh
stogelher, changed and mohii,d by III
hand OF man, of The falmer and meehsn
ic. Commerce, though necessary an,
honorable, rs nothing m.re than III
moving. OF, changing OF II esr production
from place TO piece. live are rigt
in the position I'VE have taken, III,
..wea'th censisss in natural production
changed and wrought upon'by .he lsbc
Of man, it follows that the couc'ry wbic
possesses themost OF The clements {
materials 10 work upon good soil;
6updsnco of waller power; forests
stimbsri quarries Of diaeren, kind
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

stone; mioes,anj beds Of d. different kinds
ot material, SC must have the mosl
natural wealth.
1t then reqnjies the hand Of industry
and skill 10 put them together 10 form
real, suba ,niial wealth. This is The
duty Of the farmer and mechanic.
The more indu.t,ious and skilful ,hi.
class is, the more wealth will be accu
mul,led in the country. Do farmer
aud mechanics consider these th,ng>
tish,lJ3 Are they not too apt to think
themselves mere ploddeis and servants
in the increase OF wealth? Aud, in.
deed, ~ there not false Standard of re-
speclabllity; TOO much III use in socel,
md are not the productive classes 10 apt
90 measure themselves by ii?-Thi,
Standard appears 10 be, idIeness and +
fine coat; aud CO Iseqneu'ly, the NOR,
dle man can b., aud finer The dress
he more Of g"p,leman. Not SO. r
peclsb,lny should consist in sn impro,
ed mind aud skiIful and induslriou'
hands. Moral qualifications being e.
Iqn,i, he shonld have The mos, honor,
who, by the combination os The efforts
pf his MUD and physical powers, has
contributed more lsgcly 10 he increas,
Of those things which constitute wealth
I-I0t.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
ANECDOTE OBJ GEN. JACKSON.

letter from Pensacola saws ,hata gen.
iIeman sWouining three has amused hi,
leisure hours in hunting mp he legendar,
history of The place and has picked up III,
following:
Gen. Jackson, during his exploits il
Florida, wishing to ge, the mos, accura,,
information respecting Pensacola, loaded
up country wagon with chickens anC
under the guidance Of an Indian in the DIS
guisc Of old clothes and long beard made
his appearance there as the pedlar of rar,
SPECIES OF game chickens: Having de.
manded pretty high price for his CANT
chicks, he was long enough in selling them
10 gain pretty thorough knowledge of the
place. and finally returned without being
suspected Whether he succeeded in SELL
ing his chickens or not he certainly sue
ceeded in the principal object of his bust
ness.
II this is true, il is singular that il has
not befnte found lis way before the public
but there are old citizens here who vouch
for the story, and as every reminscence re
lspecting the Odd Hero Is interesting a,
this time, give you this for wha, i, is
worth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
'Here comes old Moses
Poor old Moses

with his vi yl-yi lice cream. Wei
just as the Rev. Mr.. l-sacs was in tn,
midst % beautiful comment on III,
character of Moses and The prophets
The ver'able old black Moses innocen,
~ passed along the street, and his poo,
Iold Moses resounded through the syn
|agogue. 1t even raised a smile some
what on The counlenance OF some Of lht
worshppers, whilst my old friends Jesse
and David Of The press actually Bit pl, ce.
ou' OF the rims OF their hats 10 preven
breaking out into a merry laugh a, III,
'udicr ousness Of The occurrence. ~ y
lHerou.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

A Cleanlv shaved gentleman enquired o
a lair demo'sele, .he other day, whether o.
not she admiled mustachoes.
'Oh,' replied The fair charmer, with a,
arch look 'IinvariaJiy set n.y. face agains
them"
Very shortly aferwas s, his uppor lii
betrayed SYMPTOMS Of careful cultivation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
NOTICE.

Estate Of George Deiferick, ia4e Of Bloom
township deed.
THE creditors Of The estate of George
OeiierIck decreased. will take notice ,ha
undersigned has been appointed an auditor
by the Orphans Cout, of Columbia County
adjus, the rates and proportions of lht
assets Of said estate, TO and among the re,
'peclive creditors, according 10 The orde
Established by law, and ina, he will auen,
It the house Of Charles II. Deobler, il
Bloomsburg on Monday, The 9Th Of Oc,o
YER mex, at 10 O'Clock Of said day, 10 PEI
form the duties OF his appoin,men when 4
where all persons Interested can attend
hey see proper.
JAMES LEASANTS.
Seplember5 h. lS45, =
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
Chair ManufaCtoY,
THE subscriber continues 10 carry Of

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of b. q S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
TO furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sc,
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs Sc, of every
description, which may be called for, a,
short notice aud on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperlng
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, lie latters himscl! thai
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will b,
strictly aud punctuaIly attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg, Dec. 80, lS43
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
A SINGULAR RACE OF BEINGS.


The Psris correspondent of he New
ark Advertiser, writing of visit to the
great Royal Lunslic IIospitd at Cn r.
enton, about seven miles from Paris,
gives the following interesting sccoun,
Of singular race of humanity found in
apat'icuisr department Ct France:
a. we wen, round lhr long g,Iltries,
d.. FIrille pointed out to Us several
persons whose heads were Of very Pc
culiar form, more or less approaching
che pyrsmidsl: the face might represent
The base, and the occiput the apex.
Fheif foreheads were parlicC larly a.
sud narrow. la reference 10 them, h,
remarked That this species OF head was
peculiar 10 particular department OF
France, in the same Ganner as the tlh-
heads Of The Indians are peculiar to one
tribe. In this district moi children die
OF an early age than in any onher, the
Diseases being principally coEvulsion
and other msladies which depend o.
the heahh Of the braia. More ins,n,
come from this. than from any Other
quarter of the kingdom, in proportion
10 the populations ,nd fually more cases
Of diocy, epilepsy, and the like, than
else where. What is tho csusi1 Evi.
den'ly The peculiar shape Of The head,
which persades the people Of that whole
region, who all participate in this de-
formily in greater or less degree with
out single exception. IS, universal is
it, indeed, that some painters and sculp.
tors, regarding il as the natural head OF
man, have drawn from this sour5e their
beau ideal Of beauty, and Fixed upon The
shopping shoulders Of their Venuses and
Apollos, heads gracefully rising in Ia
pering pyrsmids.
can Investigation cf this extraordinary
phenomenon has been made, and the
cause dtscovere The Fla, Head In
.hisns are known 10 alter the form of
their infants heads, by pressure on the
skull when its bones are 10 a more or
aess csrlllaginous state, and not ye, firm
'ly united. From this fact il was sus-
tpected, that some such prank was prac.
tised on these children Of France; and,
sure enough, il had been 70 und that
mothers and nurses have been employed
for centuries in the wholesale business
of driving mad, "a aiming, and murder,
'ing The children Of q particular district.
This enormiiy has been committed BY
quitting peculiar cap upoH The heads oil
aheir tender offspring, and fastening il
tightly there by means Of strong band;
and this simple cord has killed its hun.
.dred-, and diseased an entire legion!
with The Flat Head Indians the pressure
is in another direction and may sGec,
the intelieci, while the nulrilive organs
ssre unimpaired. DIR. Foville mentions
an au,opsis made on one Of those coun.
sirywomen, who had the venous circua
'tion 40 lmpeded that large pexus was
dormed, for the accommodation OF which
"a deep cavity was sunk 10 one Of the
,lobes of The brain. So that from The
silly ambition Of improving The besuli.
sful proportions OF nature, men have
succeeded in producing lhe valuable va
rie,ies Of PyrGmida!heodS, Fiat Heads
and Bkck headS'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
Erandrcth'S TiIIs.

hhD ohu uhue!S.ahu Inc TN, viii t,I
9U When me medicine, Drandieth Fills, vii,
aPl' eclu'ca as 'ney "ueh, ana deserve 1t Will
"nocls'ooo mat Df Dianuic'h bas the stlu, cd
Giaims upon the Iublie' II Is iite that c,u,
uN'uual VINO makes mai OF Tie Biandtch Id
conceue th'm 10 ie The lest mtdicinc tl,y "a
used They are indeed medicine about viii
,he",, ,e,e ,s no m'S'oke. ihei' >o'oe IN climate
changeooIo as ours cannot 'e ',ii'cen''y allrc,l
eu % ~ ree Ferspi'a'h II at once restored Il,
NY cure colds ana consumption is rrt,nhr.
h nose ' =. VINO have a'tduhdan,y OF hie fl d lh,m
,I III ISL essential service ana should there be d,
" ,,',,.. ,in. Iu,c inc brahdrch PM
~, f"",i "o"'o', erect Oitcn has h
,,,n,,s ,,ha, ,L', ',,ls., 'a,u"o,o h''S IN those
no a s,,,, i,. ,'t ?e"o" 'e'er was prc,ai
r.r,;o L,,;,,,, rnaa;,aI ''o'a'ey upon the il
,,,,,', y,e .a.', NV VIZ system VIII IL .
All y, W. ,I; "I%'.''u' 'nc"n'cnimo
sn n,"rcr rnsJ;o;no -" ,Lo u' U. ,p'1' mlc Is lhr
,hiI n,,.r;,;"a ho i'',' D,'u'c'h Illf. l.,
,Esoa.a a T. 1rtthY "'u IN h
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
HOTEL.
n ACOB DYER informs travellers al
GAIA WISSA Col, co. Pa.

n JACOB DYER informs travellers and
his old customers and friends, that he
still keeps the above Hotel, where lie will
be happy 30 wait upon those who favor
him with their custom. His house is large
and commodlous, and well arranged TO &C.
comnoda,e his guests His table is always
provided with the choicest Vands the mar
kets can afford, and his Bar contains some
of the best !quros that can he found in this
section Of country. His stables are also
ample, and good oslers are always in al
tendance.
Ca,swissa, July 10, lS45-2ml2
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

"A curious lIshman, ,afier overhearing
part of conversation about The .wes,er,
county, on one of ,he New York F,r
y Boats, replied, Faith, aud yen no,
ca'ch me roius there before I've seei
he place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
n o + | C Il .

WMI HEREAS. have learned from various
wv sources, thdta certian Mary Harms, of Su
sarloaf, has circulated slander that have abused
and attempted to Kill my wife, aud ]. G. o. ant
= co. have likewise done the same thing
Now,.f they have done 20, pronounse the story
alsehood and sander, and stand ready to prove il
SO, at any lime.
JEREMIAH STILES.
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Though The consecrslion Of syna.
eogue is too serious a suLject 10 joke
bout, cannot help relating an inc,ueni
hat occurred during the ceremonies.
Every one who has been two days at a
lime in Baltimore, knows old old black
Moses The ice cream man, who goes
through The street, with his basket sing
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UNDERTAKEN.
CAUTION.

N S hereby given 10 all persons'not to purchase
certain Note of hand given by meto Fredericka
Miller, dated Sept o, is15, for the sum oftwenty.
five dollars payable six months after date hayiI
received no consideration for sa Note, shall
refuse TO pay the same.
MICHAEL HENDERSHO1T
Moneur, Sept. 80, ls45-22