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SIC, 8. 1t shall be The duty Of every Judge, in.
spectoT and clerk c0ndscting The election author
zed to be held by virtue of this act to take (n add
on to ths oath or Affirmation he il now required BY
law to take an oath oI Affirmation that he will
honestly aud iaIhiuIy comply in every Iespecl
with the provisions aud requirements of this act.
Sec 10. II shall be the dH,y 0i the re
'uTn Judges OF said county, al the time and
place Of their meeting to cast up all the
votes received in the different election dis
IrIcis on The question of The Removal of the
seat ot justice aforesaid, and shall make out
two crrhcAles showing the result, one Of
"hIrl' 'IalI be flied in The Office Of the clerk
oi lhe Coart Of quarter sessions and the other
~ lJe oIlfne OF Me Commissioners of said
roou'y ct Columbia.
SIC II. 1t shall be the DUTY Of The Shcr
u "I he said county Of COLUMBIA. to cause
'n' act To be published in at least three
newspapers published IN said county: fora
least once in every week for sixty DAYS int
medIaIeIy preceding the next general eIec
non, and shall on The day of lhe election
cause at least two printed copies, one of
which shall be in the German language, Of
'aId act to be posted in handbilI form, in the
most public place nearest The election pul
n every election district in sad county and
ne reasonable expense of such publication
'halI be paid by the said county Of Coum
'Ia by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC. l2 So much Of the existing laws
ii tins Commonwealth as are altered or
supplied by this act, be and tie same are
Iereoy repealed; and also the act of Assem-
'Iy passed 10Th June 1886 entitled az act
eaIng to the lien of Mechanics aid Others,
'pon buildings, is hereby repealed so Car as
relates to the buildings 10 be erected in
pursuance Of This act.
Approved Of and signed BY heGovernor.
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EITZllETTAho


MARRIED --On The 9Th uIt., by
The Rev. |. B,hl, Mr.. PERRY GILMORE
# Berwick, 10 Miss JANE FREAs, O
Nescopeck township ,Luz.rne county,
On The 26rh uh, by WIN. Kucheo
Esq. Mr.. MICHAEL BERK, Of DsuvilIr,
Miss isabella BRARATAN, Of Ma
nonoy township, Nprrhumberlaod co.
On the same day, by The same Mr..
SAMUEL SKATER, Of DauvtIe, to
Miss DEBORAH RAKE, ol Norlhumber
land co.
Ia Milton, On the 25 h ulr, by Joo-
Miller e q, Mr.. JAMES LEWIS, to
Mss CHRISTIAN SNYDER, boIn Of Dan.
vile.
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list OF CAUSES.

For T'riai At HprH re M, l845.
| Jacob Lescndng Va William Kasc Adn'i q
Henry Fisher
2 Moses Meyer VS. George Hatzel ct al
3 Burton " WappIcs vs John +. Mann
4 Stephen VI. Gilmore ct al vs. Samuel +, Iladle
) d. Wm. II. Magli ct al Vs. Cllrlssa Schenck
6 Cha les Carol vs. Lewis Johnson
7 ClIcn Thomas ndm'r of Elisha Smith VS. Hug
Sn.i,h
s Archibald McCall ct al Joseph Lemon
9 Robert Montgomery vs. Daniel s. Montgomery
Executor
% Bernard Seibert ct al vs. Thomas McNsjr &
Co
1t Stephen Hughes VS. George Vsnscklo
IL LEONARD Stineman W John McWams
lS Robert Moore vs. John Chester
"a Robert Chester VS. John Chester
10 Jacob Dietergh vs. George Dclo.ch admir-
10 Jacob Ropcr VS. John Gclku
II John Doughty vs. Paul Sno3le ct al
is Chirlcs y. bowman VS. Sllas i. Craig
10 Henry Smith e, al y5 loscph Keler idrnr
20 David Il, Grim VS. John &. Dvo
2l Henry Smith e, al vs Joseph Eoiloro adm~
% Charles D. Shoomaksrvs L. u. B.ady ct a.
3 Sarah Cochran VS. G,mgn Mile! sLgl.
- Junci ,h.ls 30 Gu.In -..lE.
% SimI., -tF.s 2, ,s.,man slnsrh s',l
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DlssoIulIOn Of pnrlcer.lip.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the Part
nership, heretofore existing between the
under the The firm Of Eyer u
HeAey is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, and the Books and accounts may
Ne found with Charles Ilrney, at ,he old
land, who IS authorized 10 setllealI acrounls
II the firm, and will be happy to wait on
heir friends in settling the same Those
,aving accounts Of long standing are Paruc
IIarly requested 10 call,
JACOB EYER.
CHARLES HEFLEY,
Bloomsburg, March l8-lS45.
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POLK AND DALI Us.

Mis-. Story oil GreenviIl-, $. c., saw,
birth to three cnldlen recently. Sbr
named the son James Knox, and the
daughters Elizabeth Polk and Rcbecc,
Dallas.
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S WAN HOTEL,

Oraageviiie, COi,mJsa county, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully Informs the
public that he has l1ased this large three
Nory Tavern, now in tie occupancy of Nj
George SepIe, in OrangeviIle, Columbia
county, Pa, aud intends moving into II on
The first Of April next, where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and customers
4. his
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12
LOOK HERE,
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Come one, come all, glue me a Gull !!

Come one, come all, giUe me a call
FHNliE subscriber returns his sincere thank,
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowe,
upon him, and hopes for a continuance Of the same
with an Increase duO the merit of his shop. He in
tends sparing neither pain or labour to rendeI
satisfaction in any case;and will warrent his wor
done with taste and dmabllity.AND AnlTTLE
NEATER TRAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OTHER SHOP IN THIS PLACE, He hls
just received Mahans, late report Of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop at any
time, by which he is enabled to cut according Il
the la'est ye, or to order. His prices are H.
accordance to the 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, and
at the shortest notice.
P. S. L.
Oct. ls4-.5
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A summary modeot settling the Ii.
renSe question has been adopted by tho
Cooperation Of Huntsville. Ala, who
have fixed the license for retailing splr
llous liquors, w'hIo one mile q! the
Courthouse, at two thousand five hun.
dred dollars.
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SCHENECTADY.

.Ichn | De Graft The D.mocraic can.
didaIe for Mayor ,-was, on The 1t insran'
in Schenectady, elected by snail ma.
jorily. The city for several years back
has been Wing
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lthas been discovered that the best way
TO preserve apples from rouing is to ruI
them in dry warm cellar, aud let lami-
ly Of fifteen children have Tree access to
them every day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

he Boston Post says That the export demand
Tor coarse rollons Is very groatand orders and CON
tracts range many months ahead Onc ship 10
Canton took 1853 packages. it, stead of the old 70.
'"tancc oi spanish Dollars, which are in fact
badly oItainoblc al 90, r,ro oC premium.
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z hereby given to the Stockholders in the com
q pany for erecting Bridge over the Northeast
Branch of the river Susquehanra. between Tie
town Of Cattawissa and the mouth Of Fis hinge eek
that the Managers have this day declared dividend
If THREE PER CENT. on the Stock Of said
Company for the last SIX months, which will be
paid said stockholders their legal representatives,
at ha lreasurer's Office, Catlawissa, on or after
he 5th inst
IA MES PLEASANTS, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office, Cattawissa, April /, lsl5
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htn JdChsUH ndS SHltlGu upuN Hls icH
year
What do you think Of Coleman's attach
menI! said young would be dandy the
other evening, who was numbering Eng
hsh in the ear Of young lady who was
numbering music on the piano al the same
time.
Of Coeman's attachment did you 90
serve!' querled the lady.
Yes, miss, rejolnet the nice young
man.
'Oh! | don't think iI's sincere, was the
reply, 'ior am told that he's been sever
al times,al parueS with Miss Jenkins, and
al the theatre win her almost every
night.
The beauty of it is, that the question.
or was abiding all ,the while TO the new
improvement IN the piano iorle.-N. o.
Pic
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

We have teen requested TO state that u
drawback of ten cents per thousand will BE-
allowed on Iu mber, shingles and laIhS trans
porled through The Susquehanna and Tide
Wafer Canals in boats, on the presenIa
ilon of The Inspectors certificates at the
office in Baltimore or WrignsvIlIe, Of the
quanll, thus snhjecl to drawback
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

SO MINERS WANTED.
EMPLOYM MENT will be given by lhe
subscribers to so Miners,durlng The season
All those wishing to take job;wilI please
call as we will lei it out by ,he Job or by
the ton
Also, 40 LABOURING hands wanted
by The subscribers.
HAGENBUCH e. EYES.
Light Street March 4-lS45
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

The death OF Mr. Coleman, The in,
venlor Of the celebrated 'Eo!jan attach
menp TO he Piano Forte, is auuouuc' d
in New York. He died suddenly al
his residence IN Saratoga, on ) tIrday
evening, Of The measles
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

The Nashvll Union says that whoever
is HE originator of law which shall Sc
cure married women against the Imprnvi
dence Of their husbands, and yet do far
justice TO creditors, will achieve a victory
over prejudice aud injustice which will
enrule hIn to be ranked as a real bene
factor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

An excellent rule for living happy in So
ciety is, never to concern ones sell with
the affairs of others, unless they desire
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12
ABLESSlNG TO MOTHERS AND.
THEIR CHlDRER-S Such may SIlER.
MANS WORN IOZENGES he tuely

BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND
THEIR CHlDRER-Such may SllER.
MANS WORM LOZENGES be lrueIy
called, for they have saved thousands OF
children from an untimely grave and caused
the mothers heart 10 leap for joy, when
she had given up all hope for the recovery
OF her offspring. And when it is remem
bered that worms destroy thousands Of
children annually, and the cause is never
suspected, and when il is known that these
Lozenges are sure and certain specific,
destroying them and lnvariable bringing
them away, surely the heart Of every par
rent will be filed with joy OF the announce
ment Of such blessing, And not only are
the Dr's preparations Tor worms good, but
his COUGH LOZENGES have succeeded
in removing and caring the most inveleraie
causes of Cough, and even Consumption,
when hope had taken flight, and despair
was pictured on the counlenances OF friends
around, We are acquanled with numer
Gus cases Of wonderful cures performed,
and would refer the inquirer to DR., Sher
mans pamphlet Of cures. The CAM
PIiOR LOZENGES cure Headache in
five minutes, aud relieve all PApilAlDns
Nervous Complaints and Cramps. and 'he
POOR MANS PLAS FER is without .
doubt The very best Strengthening plas
er in The world We would recon-
mend all who are alllicu TO try the Dr's
preparations, knowing that they will no.
ne disappointed u their expectations,
For sale Ly JOHN K. MOY Err Booms
burg.
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TABLE

will ALWAYS be furnished with the best th,
market affords, His BAR with the choices
OF Liquors And his STABLE,arcndrd bN
faithful Hoslers, he hatlers himself thai he
will be able to give general satisfaction
CONVEYANCES
will always be ready to transport waIermeu
on lheiI route,
| C. JOHNSON
March Is, lsi5--N
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

Spurious quarter doIals, dated ls43
composed Of pewter and sivered over by
the gaIyanlc process, are in circulation
and 50 well executed as TO deceive casual
Observers.
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New Arrangement.

THE subscribers would respectfully IN
form lher friends, and the pubic generally
hat have they have entered into Partnership
onder the frm Of i1tAey g. Mendenhall, in
,he mercantile busness,a at he stand former
Iy occupied BY Eyer & Heaey, and have
taken their entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
70 which they ine I'd making such additions
~ will snlt .he seasons and make their
assortment general, oil of which they are
lnxious to exchange for cash, OF country
produce generally, upon very liberal terms.
rhpy respectfully solicit The patronage Of
heir friends and the pn6lic reneraIy.
CH \RLES HEFLEY
SAMUEL MENDEN HALL.
Bloomsbury, March l6-lS45
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RHODE ISLAND.

J ckson the Liberation candidate, has
am r,ty of 10; all the districts hav
lng been heard from,
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Notice.

is hereby given, thrl on the 3lst 10,
# MAY, last, | gave my Mute to WnI,cr "
Beach; (oI the sum Of eighteen doIIarr
payable one year after date and as the sai'
Note was oorained through deception an,
fraud hereby caution all persons not tt
purchase It, shai refuse 10 pay ne san
,nu compelled ~ law.
HENRY KITCHEN.
Madison, March 25-l845.
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List Of e,ettevs

EIst OF Ectters.
REMAINING IN The Post Office a,
Ca,iawlssa on the quarter ending March
3lsl. 1915.
Bird William Miller Thomas
Clark David Oviderf Elizabeth
Campbell Isaac Oyerseers of the poor oftiomlOck
Davis Jonathan Plchlcr John
Delmer Is. Samuel Ritter David
Flncher T. Thomas Ringer =. Reuben
Hale Joseph Stokcr Alexander
Hughes Ellis Unstcad jacob
Hover Cain WanR Cyrus
lredrll X. Woods X. Samuel
John Maryann Yocum Joseph
John Sarah Iender George
PeIsons calling tor letters in the above list vii
please say they are advertised.
PAUL L BALDY =. NJ.
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BOOT
AND
SHOE
MaDufaC-
tCrV.

yWtliE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
Il zcns Of Bloomsburs and vcicinity, that Ia,
ha, taken the shop formerly occupied by 5 {
sllIVES, sign of the GOLDEN BOOT, in the
upper end Of Bloomsbury, where he will be ready
at all tines 10 wait upon those who may favor him
with their custom. lis prices viii be moderate.
0-JCounuy p oducc and Store Orders Of ali
kinds, will be taken in exchange for wo k.
JACOB r. DIETTERlCH.
April 5, lsl5-Gm59
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Gen Jackson has entered upon his 79h
year.
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NOTICE

Bloomshurg, Oct. ls4-.5
The New York herald., 1845-08-27
The Crops.

While particular counties and neighborhoods will fall
far short OF an adequate supply oil corn the aggregate
crop in the State OF Virginia, conjunction with large
supplies OF the old crop which still remain on hand
caly below tide water will only be ample for nome
consumption, but yield large surplus for coast trans.
portatlon West OF the Blue Ridge and of the falls
OF the rivers the corn crop believed TO be an
one In many OF the Midland counties il will fall short
The wonder that so much should have been made in
defiance OF so unprecedented drought Ii speaks wei.
Tor the improved methods of cultivation Twenty wears
ago such drought would scarcely have allowed seed
TO be raised.o
We regret that the same cannot be said of tho
crop in South Carolina A letter written at Spsrtans
burgh, > T., on the 9th inst, that meeting OF the
farmers OF that district held few DAYS previous TO
take into consideration the provision crop
from the authentic Information received by the meeting
appears that the corn crop Of that part the state viii
al snort fully two-thrds and the whole upper country
is sad to be In about the condition The surplus OF
the Old crop IN the adjoining counties OF North Carolina
had neen nearly exhausted by the demand from South
Carolina, and supplies being obtained from Ten
nessee at runous prices The letter adds The crop
that Is now making almost exclusively confined to the
bottom iands-the upland in many places is so total
aIure that many are cutting down their fields to
the stalks for fodder There hundreds of acres that
will not make the seed planted know men, Who in or.
binary times are called good livers" that will not
make as many pecks they usually make barrels Of
corn Men speak with fear and trembling Of the
before them--and those who have corn feel and know
they will not long be better off than those who have
From all accounts the cotton crops in South Carolina
Georgia and Alabama viii be very short. gentleman
who has been travelling through of the cotton
counties, writes that he knew prospects to be
so unpromising He had travelled through forty one
counties IN Georgia. and thinks uHdef the most favorable
circumstances, not more than halt crop can be made
ana gentlemen from Alabama represent the crops that
prevailed generally, is likely 10 produce the same re-
suit In Louisiana and Mississippi
The New York herald., 1845-08-27
Medical Aid.

nR. GREGORY, No. 6 Gold street, Is consulted in all
(: IN S~SoaIs
H Sss q E c $
roduce valuable his practice. which,
dicne and advice s. cure His Offices are
w 81 %e.
full form Of the disease yels to the treatment Of Dr. II
days as required months besides this his plan
always successful whereas the old mode Of treating the
acuabIe sciurs Of Ia. b.sn eansa s By
the DosS in we'll 0s of s NJ
WEslyoEs SR GTNsrIrUTIoNAL DEBILITY, rs,
M and thoughtles Nature too good accountant
Among the symptoms Of this bghtng and desoiatias habit
oil the body papaton oithe heart shaking Of The
hands partial or entire loss Of some of the faculties such
men, Of certain "rsans such as the stomach liver lungs and
ty For repairing the constitution and energies Of are
IN s wss 81, p woSa %a earnestly
asoo sthe with other remedies tbs kind rs good
effects permanent and the lasting Price So bottle,
SO for half DOZEN in cases. and be t "a
, THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called " The Ru5c On -.
This Little volume is essentially important with those who foI
Of the genital organs Of both conaus
s tbs s yfs S
Price 50 & = BY mp will pay G s bGGk and The
y forward. per order All applications by mail enclosing
b BpoI S lsS Se asnSa ons 9
Tor sale at the Doctors residence &c Gold street. and at the
No. Sc William street, Maiden lane
:. 81 fulton street, corner OF Water Sc
:" ~ Faison street. corner Of Gold street. -
:. $50 ruton street. att he Lamp Store, Sun Buildings.
Ls Dowefy, corner OF Walker st.
y lS8 BOwery, corner OF Spring 81.
iao Deaneey street, corner OF Suffolk st.
" II BSoadway, of Market ST., and both
|
The New York herald., 1845-08-27
DR.. CONVERS'S INvIGORATING CORDIAL,
GENITAL DEBILITY. iMpoTENCY. JNCoNTr.

NENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS Sc &C.
HS celebrated and powerful remedy has long been
with most happy effect in the practice of the crni
nen physicians and the British France
Germany Indeed remarkable the cures that the late
Sir Ashley haied 1t as tho habinger Of ev The use OF
medical authority IN the u $. recommend superior TO
any other article lot the Of the above
i9 complaints The proprietor does not offer this remedy
Caholcon, but specific for the following deporabe
tons VIZ consequences OF early ndscree secret hab
bits OF YOUTH and excessive ind OF the passions
years general physical prostation ablty toror
ofthe Dyspepsia loss of muscular
lower exremes assitude nocturnal
impoency premature and total decay choIy
alteration oil mnd confusion of IDEAS loss of memory dim
ness m VISION pain IN the head vertigo and unacy
soc intercourse imdy sefdisiust and of solitude
render the man Isolated and miserable Hundreds Of cases oil
sudden decline or consumption may be traced the above
the country where these solitary habits prevail alarming
extent ana those too whose matrimonial have not
heen productive OF those happy results which should attend
te COMMUNAL state, will perceive that this advertisement is
a. important subject to them II you would be relieved from
the above named evils aud be restored manly ygor delay
which accompany the medicine highly important the
mafnnd and SINGLE Price So per bottle, $40 dozen
DSangersi IN the city, before leaving. should procure
lew bottles OF this Cordial which will be found emnently
seviceabe IN warm aud debtatng climate where these
disorders are greatly aggravated end the system rapidly de-
Gays
The physician be consulted if desired Entrance to the
office through the store.
sSS %sSss .,ss saa and SsSsH ss y oFAY " Fulton
~ The "Cordan will be forwarded to part OF the
city country by addressing above post PAID amount
closed
Also for sale by Dr. wadsworh, IS North Main Provi
dence, X. l. AID lmfrh
The New York herald., 1845-08-27
M A X 1 | M f H E k AID
eVRT Og, NMw YORK. AnGT.r -


Beck Kunhard L
Brig Levant, Webster, st Kits Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig Wakulla, Mulford, Pensacola, Johnson & Lowd.n
Brlg Frances, Soule, Washington NC. Nesmith Walsh
Schr Bridgewater Alden, Port Patt Foster Nick.Ison
Schr Townsend Halsey, Washington, NC.
Schr Susan, Hussey, Fredericksburg.
schr Phebe Eliza, Osborn, Georgetown, DC.
sloops Ariel. Oaks aud Renxi, Durfee Providence
Steamer Anthracite, Stewart, Philadelphia.
TO- HuTbut < Co '' ~ - "" ei
Pup Nebraska tnew) Browl, days from Newburyport in
10 80 ~ faa Phelps. 2st, off Nantucket Shoals
main rail mnnss was run INTO bya topsa scr carried away
s raj and bu warks-the schr lost her bboon
def Inc Is hne ship Of $50 tons brhen and ,s
packets. ineips i'ne oi NiarseIiies
Brs Bourne, Benson, Gays from Lu,e River NC
ssAr Swallow Half, Washington Nc naval stores to 81
$ L Mitchell. - naval stofes,to
schI Ann Hymsn, Cramer, Newbem NC o,y.l,,
9shr Courier, Couch, Richmond flour and toscro ~ All
Schr North America Doughty Virginia
schr Gazeile, Foster, Virginia corn
Scm Sh Wary Ann Thornton, Virginia, wheat
Scnr deborah Ann Somers, Smack Virginia
Scnr -Four Brothers. Smith. Virginia. potatoes
Schr reter Ritter, Dcrrickson Virginia.
Sehr Sh pa pusan ifSoss, Given, Virginia, lumber.
Schr Gol johnson, Elliot Baltimore CLAW
Schr Wm \ King, Long, Baltimore corn
Senr Ann, Trooper, Snowhi corn
schr Smyrna, Baker, Berlin, corn
schr Pore, Williams, Berlin, corn
s'nf 'onn, Ainxsr, Chesapeake ssfr