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Maidens old, young, dark, fair and dimpled
With faces rough, chapd, tan'd or pimpled--
Withnscks repulsive, yellow, dark brown,
Sunnurnt, in country village or in town.
Ladies, to you speak natures fair r-piece,
in p ace or war, mans brightest dearest hope,
Why iety your beauty thus decay CEASE
when one good cake of Jones famous Soap,
Would make Your skin fairer than natures fame.
ttiorious more splendid than a conqueror's name,
Fnvied BY woman, lov'd, adord by man,
would be the lady free from botch or tan.
love ~ llove IL, aud who shall dare
10 chide me for loving my beautiful hair1
Reader the cost isyery ng viz ss cents to give YOU
good head OF hair and fine healthy
Chemical Soap will cure crsckd, chapd or tender skim PIN
pies bloch eckles tam sunburn orphew or anv ernnion
aud clear dark yellow dscoored skin Jones' Coral Hal,
Restorative sold for three shngs bottle will make hs
hair clean and softe make beautiful ard Lee ~
twice long " any other peparsson Both are sold cheap Al
way; state street. Boston Ledger Buildings PhiIadelphia
Mind reader, ssk for Jones' articles. '''"''''"''
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U. 8. Circuit Court.

w && Before Judge Belts.
s3n& His Honor Judge Belts opened the u. g. Cir
pvt CT this day, after fortnghts recess when the
case o.
i WI11fa Pan Hook vs. Thomas W. Wood called on.
W. ~ argument demurrer, action being brought
~ pf for infringement of patent right in relation to
pGun1 machine. The stands adjourned over.
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HAVE YOU A COUGH !?

no not neglect it. Thousands have met premature death
u for the want Of little attention a common cold.
HAVE YOU COuGHl-Dr Jaynes Eypectorant safe
medical drugs aud
in an extensive practice for several will most positively
consumption which annually sweeps grave hundreds
Of the young, the old, the fair the lovely aud the gay
Have coughlBe persuaded purchase bottle Of the
Expectorant to. day-to.morfow NAV be too late
Have coughlJaynes Erpsctorsnt the only remedy
you take you for this plain that
of the thousand WHERE has been used failed
lieye.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Jyne 20 South Third Phi
ladelphia Sold by the agents, A. b. D. Sands Druggists
No % Fulton street. 273 Broadway, and " East Broadway
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor Salve
at the ONLY agency, 2l Courtlandt street.

Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, for completely
and permanently eradcang sureuous hair from low fore
heads upper lips the stubborn beard Of Always
ed before buying Proof positive this and misakeA No
g. Walker street first store FROM Broadway where may be had
ing TO the complexon upremovabe by rubbing Also
Gouraud Spanish Lily White for the compexon and
raud's Hair Dye-waIranted.
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The Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linim ent,
from Courtand Streets warranted Rheu
matsm II gives immediate relief strengthens weak limbs,
takes down swelling, and extends contracted cords.
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Common Chalk versus Ladies', Faces-Are
females aware how common chalk nures their sn7 Let
box OF jones' Spanish Lily White thar alone gives
them that NATURAL snowy living white admirable Price 25
cents. AT 1913 Broadway, and 81 Chatham street.
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cheek and all Joy around Consumption had marked
her for early victim Before abe had arrived womanhood
she was troubled with hacking cough She felt slight
occasionally she bad night swssher appetite grew e's-she
cheek-and when the autumn leaves began fall she
borne to her long home She died Of consumption She might
drsds and II housands now living who ,skgg the
oman AllHeang Basam, which has re formed many
wonderiu cure and which, If used according directions
WILL IN out OF perfect health Read
the pamphlet which goes with this medy-t may always be
obtained Of the agents gratis The had
Nassau street door above Ann and Mrs Hays ss Full
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Medical NOtlce.-Ths Advert tiseme or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established M
paper. w. 8. RICHARDSON M u A0snT
Oce aud Consul:ng Rooms of the Colleges stree,
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All Phil.derphi. s.n.c,

All Philadciphia subscriptions to the
6ERALD must he paid to the agents. Zieber Co., Ledge,
Buildings Third street, Chestnut, where single copa
NAV also be obtained daily o'clock. '' ~o'''-
All the and cheap Publications sale at their es.
aphs""ent' nd ly
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!
I2a8 bales hemp 1905 bags Fletcher Aexanper co.
poston chests cssss 3 bags sugar 1874 bslss hemp Goos
hue X co, seM
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Is'3 Court Calendar-This Day.
rprr CouR1-Nos SO, 95, 96 % to liz, ll4to l2l,
III ~. l23, l24.
0e,asN PLEAs.-Nos &c. 49, $780, 81 49, ID, 49, 4o a5.
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Died.,

Died,
On Monday, 27h inst BRIDGET. wife Of Bernard Real
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
neral, this afternoon at o'clock, from l66 Chrystic st.
At Detroit, Michigan. on the 10th inst. WM GRErS
FIELD ST. sged 81 years. native Of Caithness Scotland
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Passsn~ers Arr,v.sg,
Foreign Iunort.s,cu..

MASrLLA-Shp Rsjah--Ca apt J Spauldns of Salem late
the ship Lausanne, Of New York, sold at Manila
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WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS \!

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS Il.
WORMS swept away from the stomach ard bowels by
w JAYNEs TONIC vERMIFrGE, as by the besom Of
destruction They perish under its searching influence
y and expelled with the in which they embed
ed The cure h ~ almost all cases permanent and If
renee Of the disorder should take place few doses Of the
paraton will never fail TO produce the desired eector the
effect does not weaken with repetition Those who suffer from
tonic OF alternative may be desired will find J.ynes Tonic
VeImiuge most valuable remedy Sold by the Agents A.
D. SANDS Druggists No. 10 Fulton street, 273 Broadway,
II East Broadway ja2a 1msm
COLISEUM, 45O BROADWAY.
TO LEI OK LEASE for one Or more years The above
new and truly magnificent building tbeiug 200 feet long
with entrance from Broadway and Crosby street nearly
completed and will be rented well qual
fed for i at very low rate il applied for mme-
date The first floor of large As by IS feet
B feet ceng suit of geneel dressing room, for ladies and
gentlemen fronting Broadway and supper by SO
feet fronting on Crosby street The whole will be beautifully
decorated and furnished with costly chandaer looking
glasses and will the whole make oths finest
for Concerts Balls Lectures Temperance and other
respectable meetings TO be found IN the city.
The the second floor Of the dimensions
and well calculated for musical reh sas rlgiou meetings
drill &c., xc The basement 200 feet long by Is feet
wide fronting on Broadway end Crosby sest with
from either street, and contains for cooking The
also connects with the urper rooms By dumb walters
great number Of For further enquire at the
J27 3tssec GEORGE w. MILLER, Proprietor.
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
n A. ARTAULT. Importer Of French Daguerrsotyre ma.
at the following cheap prices ~ ~
Best quality Of French Plates No (medum) 50 Dozen
ne Morocco Cases with white glass and fine
ood quality of Daguerotype Apparatus including the in
struction, all complete aud warranted, $50. -
Acromatic Glasses from f3 to SIS.
an the Chemicals used in the paRueeoype process cheap
gold Tor gliding the pictures the polishing
plates IN two MIN ,s and the beautiful process Of Mr.
the Portraits
and to draw on paper an unlimited number.
You fond of the progress this please
call at the Lafayette Bazaar 9 Broadway Liberty a.
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complaints OF the Er This article good as il is cre
braed II has been known Of standing even
when the had been able hear for for the
humming the head pain the head and ears il IA
unrvalled How the Of suffering
almost constantly from buxzng noises their ears
sounds like the falling of water which symptoms
Of approaching deafness To all such confidently recon-
mend DR.. McNair's Acoustic Oil a relief Sold at 81
Courtlandt street. and 39 Fulton Brooklyn. Price
rAask
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CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS

CHEAP PDAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
KS sScs Artist having taken
known for taking the best style Of respectfully
her trends and customers aud the public she beau
ul Daguerreoype likeness including fine case or
Ira Tor only one dollar Being always well patronzed and
nlence enlarged her by Dagueeoype
to The Lafayette Bazaar lag Broadway aud by branch Of
establishment, 235 Broadway third story front ROOM No
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from in the
morning TO IN the evening weather. cloudy stormy
frame. " ia0 I'm rrc
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berty OF reference Of Beas Hair Restorative
TO the underIigned, who have tested the
Tanning O. Tucker President Of the Leather Manufacturer
Bank.
q. w: Brown, Auction Hotel, Water street
Mr. Mslloy, No, 81 BowsIy.
Henry Whitehead, No. 366 Ninth street.
Edward Bootay Seventeeth street near 7th avenue.
Julia Manning, No. 366 Ninth street.
Sarah b. Loomis No. 236 ELIZABETH street.
Edward Cooper Brooklyn Carlton street. first door from
Myrtle avenue. - ~ 49,
Elizabeth Mosely, No I6 Union Place .
Many others could be pven from persons who bav
ed aud applied the article with III. above must he
sufficient the Restorative Article OF real merit an In
fact the which il is supplied the Office mo charge
until successfn enough to satisfy the
N. B.-Une jar is a Test in any
=. BEaLS Il CO, No. I31k First avenue
Bcas agency, CT Walker first from Broadway
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Keep the current Of the blood healthy and
blood be kept healthy Comstocks Extract OF Sarsap-
ra is prepared with great from the root and its whole
strength and purity brought In all cutaneous diseases
mercurs and croulous complaints rheumatic attacks the
article gves vigorous and healthy action 70 the BLOOD aud
drives from the system symptom Of disease Price 80
cents bottle 81 per DOZEN At2i Couandt
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES
HANLINE 4 OSTHEIMER, Importers No. Bank street.
Phiiadepha have received by late arrals full assort.
ment Of Looking Glass Plates from bv by 2o Polished
% rate window Gsss from Is by i2 % 60 by 49, Also
Segar Cases. together with variety Of other German and
ja28 msgbZ '
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COLISEUM. An RROADWAY.

az FOR LlVERPOOL-New Line--Regular Packer
2yfto sail the 18Th Of F.e-The regular fast ssilins
fsPacket Ship GARRICK, Captain b J.. IL. Trask,
Of oe tons will positively sail .. above her REGULAR day
for spedo board at Orleans wharf foot
*. COLLINS Il co, s South
Price Of Passage 800
The packet ship Roscius, Captain A. Edrldge will sue
ceed the 0arrick and sail 2eth March her regular day
j18ec
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CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY.
THE inability of the subscriber the increased
mand for his Pale and Amber Ales hitherto manufactured
his Brewery in Albany has teed the
of his cusomers Brewing establishment
in New York. be called above where he produce
article which presumed the reputation
Of his Brand Pale and Amber Ales the plus ultra Of
pleesan and saubrous beverages and abundant supply
do lmsrh ANDREW KIRK
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SHRl PASSAGE FOR NEW. oRLEANs--Packet. OF
SIY4 the st February The splendid, fast saaing packet
kkship LOUISA Capt Leavitt, will sail positively as
above her regular day.
eerage passengers early application should be made board
| w. X J. IT,. .TAPsCOTT,
jssrc rs South street Maiden lane.
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}p4 PEARL STREET
THE SUBSCRrLk of the pioneers Of the cash system
Eep, before thcpublc that he continues
aiscure hnd fCvil and Military clothing Of the finest
materials the soperor style lower by twenty
6ye than other house charges for the quality
Of garments Wiz 70 the following list OF prices -
Best superfnc wool black Dress Coat .eN to so
psun Of fancy I'D plain black Cashmere. to
Yeats of all kinds, silk, Satin Cashmere. ~
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
in the best style =: the following prices -
Dress Ioeu ifom... ......- ....V "
rsnn rom. ..... ...." TO !
81 " 70
d22
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Miscellaneous Record i.

PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, De Peyser. for Liverpool will
SAL to-day Her letter bags will close the usual hour Mr.
Cornsh who has been for long attached to the
as first officer will 90 this trip as commander
SHIP MEDoRA, Crockett, of and from Thomastou Maine
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TABLEAU AND FANCY BALL
COsTL MEs-The only Costume wareho USE where Ladies
and Gentlemen be completely equipped for Masquerade
So PRINCE STREET,
Near Nblo's Garden
Costumes for Parties of fifty hundred persons
10. in3 Inn ere
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SEC, Q. II shall be the duty OF every Judge, in
spector and clerk conducting tho election autho..
6ed to be held by virtue OF this act to dko (n aJd
tI0n to the oath or affirmation he is now required BY
aw to tdkej an oath OF dflrmatiOn that no wul
honestly aud faithfully comply in every respect
with the provisions aud requirements of this act.
SEC 10, Ii shall be the duty Of the re
urn judges OF said county, al Ihe time and
Ilace Of their meeting to cast up all lhc
votes received 10 the different election dis
rIcls on The question Of the Removal of lhe
eat Of justice aforesaid, and shall make out
wo certificates showing the result, one of
which shall be filed in the office of the clerk
IT The court of quarter sessions and the other
"a the Office OF Ihe Commissioners of said
county Of Columbia.
SEC, ! |. 1t shall be The duty Of the Sher
Il OF the said county of Columbia. to cause
'ais act TO be published in at least three
published IN said county; for at
east once in every week for sixty days i'm
medialeIy preceding the next general cleo
'lon, and shall on the day of the election
cause at least two printed copies, one of
which shall be in the German language, Of
said act 10 be posted in handblll form, in III,
mos! 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
bla by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC. l2 So much Of the existing laws
ol tins Commonwealth as are altered or
supplied by this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed; and also The act Of Assem-
bIy passed l6,h June 1886 entitled ar act
relating 10 the lien of Mechanics aud others,
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Ear as
II relates 10 the buildings 10 be erected in
pursuance Of this act.
Approved Of and signed by theGovernor.
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

THlLDREN are most subject to them but per
" sons of all ages are liable to be atllicldswiIh
them. Bad breath, palencss about the lips flushed
checks, picking at the noscwasling away ,lcanncss
pain in the bowels, joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
|irlghttul dreams, moaning and sometimes OF vor-
aclous appetite, are among the symptoms ofworms
|iany are doctored Tor months, for some other i'm
igtnafy disease, when one box Of Sherman's Worm
hozcnges would effect cure. D.. Ryan, corner
Dt Prince street and the Bowery, cured mon Of
worms that was reduced to skeleton, and by only
'no box Of Sherman's I.ozcnges: tcs now as fat
is an Alderman, Tn Hon. B. b. Bcardsley
las saved the life Of ono of his children by them.
The sale of over 100000 Of boxes has fully test
ID them. They are the only inialhbe worm dcs
roying medicine kncwn. What family will Le
without them!
Consumption, Coughs Colds, Whooping Coughs
Asthma and all affections Of the lungs, will find
healing value in Sh,rmau's Cough I.ozcngcl. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
oueeler, Jonathan Howarth, Esq. and that worthy
old hero, Leonard Rogers. iIom the consumptve's
grave. They cured in one day the Rev. Mr. Dun-
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM. H. Atuee Esq
of distressing coughs They are the pleasan'cst
cough medicine and euro tho eooncst ofdny Known
Ircmedy.
Headache, ,Sea-sickncss and Polpta,ion,relicvcd or
from five to zen minutes by Shcmans Camphor
i'Ozcngcs Persons attending crowded ~oons in
travelling will find them to impart buoyancy Of
spirits and renew their energies Those suffering
from too free living will find few of the lozcnscs
to dispel the HORRORS and lowncss Of spirits. Mr..
Nrath, Of the Sunday Mercury has repeatedly cur
ed himself of severe headache by them captain
IL ,laINNICk nT tho papnt chin InlIinr bn,,
nessed their efficacy in great many cases of sea-
sickness. They operate like charm upon tie
igltated or shattered nerves, rs Shermau's Poor
NIn's Plaster does upon rheumatism, Mmbas,,
pain or weakness in the side back: breast or any
part of the body. Mr.. II. &. Daggcrs 30 Ann
street; Henry r Gouldng; 30! Chatham
street Moses J IIcnriques Esq and
multitude Of Others have experienced the
wonderful effects of these P|aslcrS.
Price only ~! cents. CANTON is necessary
o see that you get the genuine Sherman's
Lozenges and PIasIers, as there are many
worthless articles attempted 10 be psImed
fl in place oEthem, BY those who would
rifle with youI life for a shilling.
DR., Sherman's warehouse is at lOG Mas
,au slreel.-For sale by
John II. Bloomsbury
WIN l. Waller e co Berwick
Low & Thompson-Lime Ridge
f. e. J. I.azarus-- OrangeviIle
M. q. Shoemaker- Buck Horn
l.. & A l. BIsel-Jerseytown
Der q M'Bride--Whilc Hall
John Moore--DanvlIe.
Stephen Badly, Csuawissa.
Jan. 4-lS15-37. Gm,
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DORR WILL BE LIBERATED.

The recen, glorious triumph oil prln'
Ciple in Rhode Island will give liberty
10 the pauiol DoRR This object has
been consum mated sfler long and al
den, contest on The paIl of the irlend'
of liberal principles throughout INT
Union. Who does not recolIec', du llg
the late political campaign, tho denun-
cations hurled al the wings by the
democratic press, for their maIevolen'
sympathy with The o?pressors OF Gov
Dor, and its effect upon their sensl
bil,es? Although their hypocri'lca'
beneyolence, and scared consciences
might not have been effected, still their
perceptions were alive 10 lhelIuths that
the history Of the Rhode Island sffalr'
were being made lsmilisr,o The world
and that The popular mind was receiving
a lesson IN the workings OF the Amerl
can whig principle which must resul
in inslilIing permanent prejudice a
gainst their general cause. But lh,
stripes so freely inflicted by the dem
ocrauc press did not heal those 10 whom
they were applied. Maddened by con
tinued goadngs, they forgot that iht
impulses OF humanity survive the ex
ci,e,nen, OF day 10 pay an unwelcom,
visi, 10 oppressor; aud they re'or'ed
upon their sccusers The same want o.
benevolence which constituted a void IL
their own hearts. They proclaimed il
idle ,sunt, you will hear no more sbou
Dorr after The election How egregl
ousIy have they been mistaken!
Truth clush'd to earth will rise again.
The true friends Of democratic prln
cipIes have other great objects in view
than the mere elevation of men 10 office.
They seek 10 establish & maintain gooo
government among men; and to destroy
every form Of tyranny over The human
mind; and while. these objects are un
accomplished, they will have work to
do. The election Of president Polk
did not end The mention Of Dorr.- Blu
his wrongs have daily rung in the ears
of The people, until liberty is proclaimed
10 the cspiive.-Dem, Union.
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A SINGULAR CASE.

The April number Of The American
Journal of the Medical Sciences records
an interesting case Of man who lived
twenty-five years with thick liner
patch, in which bullet had oeen envel
oped, remaining in his left lung. He
had been wounded on a hunting expedl
,ion, and the ball had been extracted
The patch, however, remained, un
known 10 The physician, and was no
discovered ill The mans death, twenty
five years after.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19
LIST OF CAUSES,


For Trial al Apra Tenn, ls45.
l Jacob Leisenring VS. William KaSe Adm'l o
Henry Fisher
2 Moses Meyer VS. George HatzGl ct al
3 Burton "" Wapples VS. John F. Mann
4 Stephen NJ. Gilmore et al vs Samuel +, Hadle
S DR.. VIM. II. Magl ct al VS. Clarissa Schenck
6 Charles Carol VS. Lewis Johnson
7 Caleb Thomas admir- Of Elisha Smith va Hug
Smith
8 Archibald Mccall ct al Tvs Joseph Lemon
9 Robert Montgomery VS. Daniel 5. Montgomery
Executor
20 Bernard Scbert ct al VS. Thomas McNair 1
Co
1t Stephen Hughes VS. George Vansickle
l2 LEONARD Stnemam VS. John McWiams
l3 Robert Moore VS. John Chester
IA Robert Chester VS. John Chester
is Jacob Dieterieh VS. George Delelich admir-
l6 Jacob HOPPER VS. John Gctkin
~ John Doughty VS. Paul Snobls ct al
.ls Charles b. Bowman VS. Silas E. Craig
l9 Henry Smith ct al VS. Joseph Kelfer admir-
20 David r, Grim VS. John S. Dye
81 Henry Smith ct al VS. Joseph Keifsre admr.
~ Charles D. Shoemaker v5 E. H Blady et al
20 Sarah Cochran Us Gtorge Miller ct al.
"a lame, ChIlds VS. Susan chlds.
90 Samuel Teplc Y, jeremiah Finsch ,tal
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given Iha, the Part
nership, heretofore existing between the
under the the firm Of Eyer &
Hehey, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent, and the Books and accounts may
he found with Charles lleaey, at The old
stand, who is authorized 10 sellleall accounts
nj The firm, and will be happy to wai' on
their friends in settling the same Those
having accounts Of long standing are par'lc
llarly requested 10 call,
JACOB EYER.
CHARLES HEFLEY,
Boomsburg, March lS-lS45.
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rs hereby given to the Stockholders in the com
pany for erecting Bridge over the Northeast
Branch of the river Susquehanra. between the.
town of Cattawissa and the mouth Of Fis hngcleek
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
paid said stockholders or their legal representatives.
at the Treasurer's office, CattawsSa, on or after
the 18th inst.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Cattawissa, April |, ls45.
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SWAN HOTEL,

OrangeuiHe, COlunabsa county, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public ,ha, he has leased this large three
story Tavern, now in the occupancy of Nj
George Seiple, in Orangeville. Columbia
county, Pa, and intends moving into 1t on
the frs, Of A pri next, where he will be
pleased TO see his old friends and customers
As his
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19
New Arrangement.

THE subscribers would respectfully in
form their friends, and the public generally
that have they have entered into Partnership
under the firm Of Hefey & Mendenhall, IL
the mercantile business,a lhe stand former
Iy occupied by Eyer 81 Heaey, and have
Iaken their entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
10 which they inIe I'd making such additions
as will sui, .he seasons and make theli
assortment general, all Of which they are
anxious TO exchange for cash, oil country
produce generally, upon very liberal terms
they respectfully solicit The patronage o
their friends and The public generally.
CHARLES HEFLEY
SAMUEL MENDENHALL.
Bloomsburg, March lS-lS45
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

The Copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of SILVERTHORN &
BOONE, in the Blacksmlhing Business
ls Dissolved by mutual consent The
Books are in the hands of Marshal Silver
thorn, to whom all having claims on, oI
are indebted to. said firm, are requested tc
apply Immediately for settlement.
MARSHAL SlLVEkTHORN.
JUDAH BOONE
Bloomsbury, March 2s, ls45 40
sTThe Business, in future, will be car
ried ON al the old stand, by The subscriber
who soIiCls a continuance of The custom
Of old friends and Of os many new one,
as may please call
NJ. sILVERTHORN,
March 2S.-49