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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
COURT WEEK.

The several Courts for Columbia Coun
~ az djou:ned on last Saturday, after an &C
nve term Ct five days,--'rhe following
'ases were the principal matters Of Interest
IN the QnaIler Sessions,
Commonwealth Indictment for passing
W. couulerleil money, bIIs
john D. vanhorn of Farmer. Banks OF
New Jersey, Trial April 22d Verdict
Guiiy.
MOllon for new trial, which after ar
gumenl was refused The Court sentenced
Dolcndent to undergo an imprisonment foI
3 months in the County Jail, and pay :
fine and the costs.
BnckaIew, Dep. ATTY. Gen'h(or Common
wealth. Bancroft, Patterson and Lcidy
for Delendent.
Commonwealth Indictment for passing
VS. counterfeit money
Daniel B, Gray Trial April, I'd, Yer
dict, Not Guilty, DeIendenl TO pay the
Goals; Costs paid
Buckalew, for Commonwealth; Cooper
Com ely and Montgomery for Delenden,
Com monwealIh Indictment, Larceny
vs. for stealing sheep -
Daniel B Gray Defendens, not appear
ing no trial, and tecognizanco (slOOl for
flied,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

EMIGRANTS TO OREGON.

In spite of John Bulls protest agaInsl
the occupation Of Oregon; lha! country is
rapidly filling up with emigrants, and by
the time John gets ready 10 thrash TIT
Uriled States for claiming its own; he will
have little army in that county to rout al
so. The following paragraph in Western
paper shows how the tide is setting:
in firing Of Emigrants,-NewS from
Independence; Mo. informs us that the
emigrants now near that point number
about seven thousand, all destined for
Oregon ard California. They will star
about the same time, divided into convenient
companies for travelling with ease and
safety. The Indians will not attack party
Of livc hundred. OF course the emigran,s
this season, will stand in no fear of The red
SKINS. lis astonishing what tide is set.
ting towards the fertile lands on the Paci-
6,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

COM MUNICATION.

1t has taken three centuries to deveIope
lhe powers contained in the herbs which
compose the Brandre,h PlI's. These cele
braIOd Vegetable Pills for one hundred years
have been made The American public
have found them deserving of patronage,
and it has been, and is, literally bestowed
lupOn tins medicine. Now. However, no
sooner is new advertisement written by
he Doctor bu! II is al once cut out of the
Ipaper, &'Brandielh' taken GU! 'l&ndian, or
some other name substituted, indicative or
some other medicine some literary thief for
It's parent. Nearly all the Pills at presen,
before the public, are made by men who for
'pars lived by counlelieiling the Brandleh
PlIIS, and have only taken 10 the present
speculation, since Dr. Brandrelh compelled
hem to abandon that method of ieoparGlz-
ing the lives Of their fellow citizens.
The analysis of all these pretended vege
able medicines, shew large proportion of
Crude Antimony in their composition, and
II appears they rely entirely upon this MIN.
GRAL POISON, for the purgaIiye effect Ii
$ very easy thing 10 detect mineral in
pills Of any kind,
HOW TO DETECT A MINERAL IN FILLS
Take a pill supposed to conmin mineral
i place ii on a shove over red clear fire
IF there is mineral in it, it will not lose its
shape. 1t is thus with the Indian pl,s, ,ana
Imaly others before the public.
The advantage Of these pills m case
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
A MONSTER ROLLING MILL.

MONo LII ROIllNO MILL
We have heard of very extensive Roll
ing Mills, in Europe, and some, even in
Ihis country, that were Of loIerable dimen-
sions;buI there is one JaihiiRg in DaaviHc
that beats all creation, and, if YOU please.
YOU can throw in some to boot. Ne gel
Iur information from paper printed il
shat place, by one Valentine Best man
whom all know will tel nothing Jut thr
truih, therefore, he must be believed,
Hear him.
"IAe railing NH, isey coUers nearly
as much ground as The ,0hoie town"[oI
Blooms5urg,
Now BIoomsbnrg,s compactly buiIl,npon
abou, IS acres Of ground, there being not TO
exceed dozen yaranis lot within its limits
'Only think Of Rolling Mill covering rs
acres OF land, and lha too, in Mahonng
township, where there cannot hardly be
found that number Uf acres Of level land,
including all the detached pieces within It's
boundaries. 1t is enough 10 make man
doubt the word of christian, but it has been
sa id by Ne, Besl,and we suppose we must
swallow 1t, as well as all the other putting
Of the growth of that place, although the
one, we believe, to be as near the truth as
other. Such mill would not be 'obscur
ed from lhe eyesjghl,' even by tho green
eyed monster
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
TROUBLE WITH BRAZIL.

The rumorS from Washington have been
mululariOus in regard 10 our relations win
BrszI. II will be recolected that Mr..
Use, our Minister there, lately selzed up
cargo of slaves and specie, This course,
ne stated, he adopted under the express
Jaw Of the United States. In a Washing
,on spondence, It is stated that de
spaiChes have usI been received by the
Wise. Department! Of State from Mr.. |.
IS declared that they relate 10 Ihe recent in
sui given by that government to himself.
oar consul al Rio, and to the commander
Of our iriga'e Rarilan, who had seized upon
the slave vessel Porpoise by his oIder.
1t is likewise stated that The depatches re
I(erret 10 from Mr.. Wise call for definite
instructions as TO the course ne is to pursue
Iin bis present relations with the Brazilian
government lie urges the immediate ap
lpearance Of a formidable naval force 10 tba,
Iquarter, f,r The protection Of our com
Imercial and maritime interest and the ex
pedencyIol his withdrawal from that govern
lmeut, inasmuch as be cannot wei! see how
Ilhe matter il to be settled amlrably and
Ihonoraby 10 ourselves, as the insult was
graluilous on the part ofihe Brazillians, who
l5cluse to apologize aud continue TO ho'd
fresh menaces TO himself, and Of course to
I,he government of the United States.
1t is said that there has already been a
Cabinet meeting on the subject, That the
naval force intended for Mexico will receive
instructions to visit Ro;lhal Mr. Wise, will
nol return until such time as our govern
men, il determined 10 act with efficiency
and force, regarding, as i, does, the cas- as
an exceedingly aggravated one.
A Letter from R'o de Janero dated Feb
ruary 8, ls45 says:-'lhe Brazilian Gov
Iernmen, have insulled our Minister here.
and also the consul, and in fact, the Amer
ran officers and that daily. The MIniser
mas written on 10 Washington about it, to
Know how lie shall act-wheIher he shall
Ieclare war, or not and to send him out a
large fee, The Brazilian are fitting Out
Ill their ships Of war, and preparing their
Ior,s, so that every thing looks like war
mere. They are lmpresslng men every
| lay on board their vessels Of war, and they
| also cone Gu, boldly, and say to our com
lmander and officers, lLey are ready TO 90 10
war aud give the d----I Yankees licking
We took an American brig called the Por.
2olsc. OF Brunswick, fortnight ago, witt
hbc slaves on board and ss8 600 in poIC
L II 1 IA AOH n
iosL We kept her for week under charge
Vt the lrjgate, but the authorities here de
handed her, and in Gacl made the Minisler
nd COmmodore give her up,or they wout
nave sunk us. They had all their ships
round us, and their (orij double named
md their guns doubIe.shouItet, to blow u.
mi Of water If We attempted to resht Sc
hat we must have war,or recall our navy
home aud pocket the insult
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
TOT NTsWTV'I -fENT''V"''' III W 'T'''T'''
I'd do Geo G. Dromgoole
5lh do Shelton F Leape.
OH do James A. Seldom
7,h do Thos. II .BayIey.
9Th do X. NJ. r. Hunter
10Th do Henry Bednger.

The Whigs have elected John s. Pendle
lon, in the 8 h district which The Wing
papers fear viii he the only one elected.
Seven districts yet 10 hear troW. John N
Soft. has been again defeated in tko OH
district. The Democrats have gained cigh.
members OF the Legislature; and will have
a mnjorily in bolh houses oil ne LegisIa
lure, An u. S. Senator, is to be eIe,let
ny the Legislature, ati it's next session, il
place Of Mr. RlyCs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

TAVERN LICENSES,

"a LINN bISlL ANAJlI1i
GRANTED AT JANUARY TERM.
Hugh M'EIraIh, Liberty
John Clayton, BIoomsburg
Samuel A, Brady, DanyilIe
Jabo5 RIsheI, MonIour
GRANTED AT APRIL Term,
Alexander Cummings, Derry
Jacob Seidle DO
Hugh Watson do
John Crawford do
John S. Riahel do
Joseph Levers do
Frederick Miller, M. Pleasant
John Haus, Valley
William Shalfar! Briarcreek
Thos. M'Nair do
Samuel Harmon, Centre
Peter r, Miller, Bloom
Robert lIagenbuch do
Marshall SIveflhon, b 'oonsburg.
Gu l'ck Bombay do
g. ii. Doe5ler do
Abraham letman, Limestone
Lewis X llause do
Richard Brewer Orange
Isaac G. Johnson do
William Edgar do
Adam Michael, Paxton
Anthony DengIer, Roaring Creek:
Joseph Hughes do
Jonathan Faust do
William Yeager do
BaSt Williams TO
Isaac Rhodes do
SJlOmon Snyder
Samuel Kern do
Stacy Margrrum, Cauawissa
DAVID Haas do
Jacob Dyer DO
John Raodcs, DanviIIe
Joseph CorueIson do
William Ilpnle do
John Deem. jr do
John NJ iIaycock, Greenwood,
Peter Eckroat, MilllD.
John htIltI J'' w
Christian Shuman do
Benjamin Knauss, Liberty
John WeIllver Nadisor.
Jacob Harris, Hemlock
Simon Todd, Fishing Creek.
Isaiah Shuman, Maine
David Yeuer do
All the above Inns and Taverns pay tie
olIars each. except the Houses of Rhodes
Ienrie, Brady, Nicely and Doeber, wh
,ay fifteen dollars for license.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
LATE FROM MEXICO

The last news is that Mr Shannon, the
American Minister al Mexico, has been ad
dressed by the Mexican Minister Of Foreign
fairs, Senor Cuevas, to the effect that all
Diplomatic relations between MexicO and
The United States must cease Senor Cuevas
has also adreSsed circular TO each Cl the
Foreign Ministers against tho late action oI
the American Congress in regard to Annex
alton
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

MEXICO. The intelligence from Mexico
shows that they have had time 10 cool =
little, a tone some hat subdued on The Tex
as question compared with belIigerent dec
arauons on the discussion in lhe Cham
bers, brought by former arrival The
Minister of Foreign Affairs, is more eau.
lIous and guarded in The language, he pro
hahIy sees the difficulties into which the
nalion would be plunged by war with the
Uniled Sta'es' Our own government, has
not been negligent of lis duty in being pre-
pared in this quarter for any hostile demon
slratjOn. The destination Of the squadron
which sailed from Norfolk on Saturday, il
believed to be the Calf Of Mexico. 1t con
ssls Of the following vessels: S'eamer
Princeton 10 guns; ship Sar-'"ga' ~; ship
ST, Mary, 20; brig Propoise 10! total, 90
yuns. The So .Adron already in the Gull,
consists y" he 'lrigate Potomac, a guns
,rlp Vinconnes, 20; ship Fsmouh, 20,
otig Somers, TO- total, o. guns-making
IN aggregate OF eight vessels and l54 guns
enough to give Mexico touch Of Jonashan's
metIIe should the country be foolish enough
10 make a disturbance about Texas
ledger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

Memphis, the aourishing metropolis of
West Tennessee, is said to have grown
more rapidly during the last ten years than
almost any city in the Union.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

The name Of the MadsOuian will bt
hanged after the lst Of May LcX', to The
United States Journal, and not The Con.
'nlIalion, as originally intended.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
AN ANCIENT AND VENERABLE
EGG.

We have been presented by a friend in
New Bedford with an egg, Of which the
following inscription which is borne upon
1t, gives the history: Presented by Capt
R. r Croker, Of New Bedford, Mass,
April, l845. This is the egg of penguin
laker from the Island o! Ichaboe in Decem
1914, SO feet below the surface of guano;
and allowing the accumulation to be one
eighth of an inch per annum Uhe island be-
ing half mile long and a quarter of a mile
wd5,) it must be GlO8 years old.'-BOs.
ton .Atlas.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
GROWTH OF ST LOUIS.

A correspondent Of the journal of Com
merce considers il nOl unlikely, that ST
Louis will contain 100000 inhabitants in
less than Is years from this time. busi
ness of all kinds is al prese1. active. and
labor Of every description finds employment
and reward. Mechanical industry, especial
y, seems 10 be largely rev ardcd. Carpcn
lers wages ale now 81 so per day, and
some have been compelled 20 pay 81 so per
day for brick masons. 1t is estimated that
forty millions of brick will be consum ed in
building the current year, in the city.
nse51=zsasss.lE Esssra
The number Of vsilers to the White
House, daily average about 200 During
the first week after the Inauguration. the
npmhet of yisileIs TO the White flouse& the
Departments was not less Than one hundred
thousand
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

Snow fell to the depth of inches at
Ohio, on lhe Tin uIl.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

Mr., Rires Of the Globe has given $500
to the Pl'isbnrg Ssnders papers announce
that the President has subscribed d $l00,
ex'Presideul Adams: so
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

Gle Legislature Of New rk,haoe-gr,tt
D adjourn on the l4th Of mex mon,h.
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The Order Of OJd Fellows in 81. Louis
MO, propose to build Commodious Hall,
the estimate cost of which is $l2 600
usEIrEEzisrzlEEsazI
Several old non furnaces in PcnnsgIga.
MA are to be renewed among them tho
Sarah Ann Furnace near Columbia and
t0orhcr near Mld!t!owr D,upaia coua,
to
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
ODD FELLOWSHIP IN MARY
LAND.

10 Inc proceedings OF the Grand
Lodge Of Maryland we 6ud The follow.
ing slalcmen, which may prove of inter
est to the Order in this qIarrer;--
Nnmbcr Of Lodges reporting 25 In
itjlNions during the quarter, no, whole
lumber Of contributing members, 1887;
revenue OF the Grand Lodges ,592 sc
number Of brothers relieved during rhe
year 404; widowed families relieved 63
brothers buried,, "a; paid for relief ol
brothers S4 1873 o6; paid Tor buryiog
the dead, Sl,236 90; paid lor education
f orphans, ,ll6 40; for future a2pl,.
cation to school fund, SloS IS; total a
mount Of relief, $9,232 Gl.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

A Chek Of a very superior quality has
reen found in large quantities in Morgan
County, Missouri.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

A rev Protestant Episcopal Church was
'onsecrared at West Baton Rouge, Louis
ana on the 4b nit.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We have the following returns Of the
election in Virginia on Thursday last. The
Democrats so far have elected in the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-15
e II | N A II AL l.

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHESwARE
X the ships Montezuma and Adirondack, via
New fois and The Nirsinisn Point ftoa Liy,rp.
~ hs. received the larger sappss.
" me snip taEs away from Liverpool daily .Ipsslsa al
oh Ne VIII receive the rsnairr china Ard
-nheH"-s direct frs the Manufacturer eOasSns % 90.
shapes a nd patterns - 49, " Nv
b hs Ies-ar yaesss rom Boston. be- recent nf A.. SUP
p-ss OF Sass from The Manufacturer In ~
ana d,sins'e a'-rroeLt Of superior goods he line
1 prices a. 'f"ns Inducements vii D. Loss
Who ol' Iof cash and To panc1Al sg.soalsr-.
49, arse a~sncnt VI IAf1 IAmg. lNoltns aIs,,. s,o.,
Ware, &c hand EiIcu . ~ ar
&c 80 -
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DIR. Z. d. ROBINSON

toNIlNCES 10 give his attention 10 persons
snhe'eh win Chronic and supposed q de-
Us success IN the Botanic prseSs taIns Year,
Junr e 40 e. zoe Ait .fss may be
trst ehe" aaf entirely Persons Iabourinr
s'Prf-A Thrash Liver Comp'lb Urop-y
fes usieuli OF The Bic 4rr 6lcsrs Rh~uua
sur Tsnia t1ofosis, AHsnopssa, D,ss-noaLes Probp-
ir c'ef &c mad Il 10 their Interest Can
" sueesiniy Eraist BY SsIaEss remedies. eonean
ey ne p.n ana Without the OF that
Inc kh aud 80 al cLbrT DISEASE uks x.d N
sh ot n.ter Of but lue enn-equsnes 10.
may nav been eAHed Once on FraAsn Immediately os
Posite the Exchange Hotel ~
" PERSONS rom distance obtain TIE Doctor
\ supply OF Medicine for sae wbO.ssaJe ami retail
RlchIsoud, 10.
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ENCOURAGE THE NANIrAcrtREs on York

VIZ fr--shn Manufacturing Compsuy b,y, 49, h =, 49,
rArLh WILL mar ihs urpoi OF The i.stn R.lrasI sg
urh OF riiTa suI~uhe nEs I'D litter lns.d IA
h- ca pap ue ami alo IariuIa printing .ela -
ufapPhs PAeis od vAri,as wholesale u...
" Nh" u'et in'ii- puhne attention, IN ouatty
pfer te nahuise:dr- Will bear Comparison H o.
o. Any Noneu Factory They prepared % slegts oCr 81,
any e'cfp"n OF paper that tbe -.s. tA
c1nir- hs-chan and tiss. are rsgas.tsd 20 ca AZ -
Mil ard sIsnin- fsa ,R,uls-.ye, - =, sSei
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
~ kICH.xo!SD. ~

4.
TUNuE W,p,er Co,,s,. "a, 4 -. 4, a., ,
III ''' .'sVu'
IN Richmond Moaisy a.t oCroBEs az. .aI s.s,,
h"- "ns'i the last of February fosp~lns
.v cu's' and Hospital Eho. has eses eoa,pku.i sIi
every afrshs-n has t Al. IN. -,
,Ass,s ~hieh are obtlin-d ata.,
"so"'on 10 tho u"inl Lctur-- M%e Al Ct,,r
s''h iet.Av al ue tol%z. Hospital 'ty hou-.
,.,, aha NImoHy y Which til. s'udssi ~n
which he win b. eald ,s- eoe.s Of s
professional NE The ho.ber suxica open.
"es which hive ben yearly p-rosu.d b.k. IN. Medical I,,
has already es'm~d for Ccss- Ho,pn. The r-puta. az
sadinx fpfs 81. aStIyet,.o ~
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Freight and Passage
I'D BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA

R6S46e The steamer Columbus, Capt, Par.
49,. . = r'sh Will eonunU- her regular uys between 1, i.
$50 h-nuAofv daring the Hah nor. ever,
Ai',f"oon a. oeoeh. ana IN. follow M
nop so bsf return viii -av. he o'eLek
s,t hnI. ~ 'a"s'' N'o' NV
Pa-sse and Far. To Bshi.sor. only 4, 90
oe30-u
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ptNo. 1O3 Brond 80, opposite swan Tavcru.Lr
FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, TOYS,

prNo. 1O3 Brond 81, opposite swan ravern.Ln
FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, TOYS,
Md1tel Ornaments. DC. &c.
A NDREW PlhIISI TENDERS HIS AC.
Acknowledgements to his AMI sour psifons for ,hsy
Morrill, and will IN few days be a complete
assortment Of 'V article in his nrsH ~hoh
qualify qlar'y and variety has never been surpassed euAd
In this CITY Il consist, pan Of the following. via:
~ bales .on shell Almonds, superior 4ahby
20 fails Malaga do, DO. do.
10 ba.s Para Se's
DO Fiber,
DO Rasli.h WAlnos
10 do Pecan Nuts
~ do BrLzh sugar
~ bbs 10 20
IS bbs Crushed sasaI
5 essts fssh cu,rsp,s
loo whole half and quartz LvIs h ara.
30 bores Cotdais, assorted kBis
" do Mu-atwns
IS Do Clare, do
10 do assorted Pickles
30 do Chimes Pie CIaei.r.
toI Orange Flower watt
vs. boxes Pr~fved Ginger
10 do No wh'e ROek Carly
10 DO Red
10 esses Prune. in sass lars
- borss Italisb fresh Canon
20 do suuana Raisins ~,,iaut seeA
Ieooo q The most superior csar' offered ,h, market
SSoOo % a,nrfsm qaalh'ss TO pras' th@ n"ey Of ALL
Cases and Candies Of tssyoh constantly on hand
his manufacture and Of tie mo.i ,ot worn manshp
His Of all br ates,
kee notions snd h. harers himself ntsr,s
Of country sesers Virginia aud North give him
eau Dc determined not TO be under,oh s.rPas'e eber
State ~ W ~ " "
the .te.ton OF M. Id, 4. :, .o.s,o,, $50 =, u.s.
and yat,sd .,sotm.,t ~ Tov. - 49, w ~ W
wb en- az, dgebMlIv ,,h n, n,,.s 80 49,. 49," s.' s :"
ti-er % dyes hin,.if t..t no .f,, .h., -, "a o,n
general ,stisf,eton 10 Il, Tho ,,, r.,,, . -, :, -
10 di.p-i fon t. mind. OF m. e,g, poa ,,. &C., -,
Eoods cannot Le bought IN III. lower par Of
VI" any whefe ese Toi'h "i hasons Dion's Line.
M ohE NhW GOODS -sli.As MERCHANT. IIS. fn-iH
w 81 has Jusf reeeved additional supply rfy
sb'e Tweed Goats 90 much ,smsHd As large Iot Over
Costs winter rrOet D,.. Goats etc. etc Par,. vests
Sr. sea snp' ndsrs etc set In amosi To sH
R@p,,ess 10 ~, ~, -, W. " pA'"'"1'D '"'''ed'
., .. 49, - I" "" '"s ""''-' BoS
'""'-'' "'o''haesnT' jnT 70 sn snd for SHE low
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NOV Al.
Joseph RQNANITA ,a..,...s

II u wi " a Ia.
OSEPH BONANlTA respectfully informs his
"siss hhh the puehe gensrauy. that h,
Confectionery a Fancy store
i'n No l3l 10 No &C. West Main oor 10 Me-.fx
vac Lew sn'it Co. aud opposite Tho r. Price
~he. h- hopes BY se siisnon ueri con-
ttnnsI Of their fAyours
(os,snty large and eAoie, a..or,,.et N, y,..b
csnds and all other kinds manufacture Together With
general sssnent OF hing n, r..h and
drd fruits Preserves Of all ABis Tow.
HA'ias lately returned an larg. and ft,-b
oeh 81 "oni- De assures tho- ~ho hun with all
u'si The quality and Prics fail q please.
IN subscriber returns his haks Id
Al PATRONAGE him for Year, and win De hap
&c tb-In. - ~
County Merchant, wei to call on HIM
JOSEPH BONAvrTA,
No. 20 we1 Main Street
Richmond, Va.
SCorTs SUPERIOR IRON warranted TO stand longer
- IN The Gre than Hse-Itsy IN the .ssl
are a. Psushurg, ke.
PrrrssrGH 10th May ls45
DO r-hy eeiy u'ai on the 10Th wh.r ~, vae.
n i' efy WAS Gestroei By ICY toaI ID papsr
s AZ were preserved seneetY ursd although in IL.
secu AiIpS ~ 20 /, 40 ~ lam
Nj a. b. an RIeLane- Broker il a lAre su-ine.sl
ibs Following u from u burned
Out sousr rEas since saAee in BaluasoG.:
NJ sGorE, haillnore:
su-eeens certificate OF your Asb-s;o, Chez. puh
Sh u- ratrot OF IN. 18Th hereby the
OF oeS ha had all my book bark paey Sc prx-
'1f'si In one OF your eaes yours respectfully
-. JOHN CARSON
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