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The New York herald., 1845-10-12
,EcEIvEp SINCE OPENING CANA

BErswAx.-Ths article is steady at so cents, with
moderate demand.
BREApsruFr.-The market to-day was little more
brisk than yesterday and sales OF Genesee and
brisk at 81 sl3 ST. There is little or no demand for
Southern vessels for South America load at Richmond
and Baltimore, consequently but very little comes to
this market Wheat is in fair demand and the supply
good article is quite modsrate southern selIsat 80
Rye, pretty air demand for good 10 cents being
the average price Corn is quite brisk and not much in
the market, say 90 6i. Oats, 40 cents, southern little
less
The receipts of Flour and Wheat at tide water in Alba
ny for the first week in October follows
lS45. 1874.
Flour. ur............ .S9, ,4l2 brls. 76964 brls.
Wheat. . !. rs ,572 bush. l03,679 bush.
The gross receipts of Flour and Wheat since the pen
ing Of navigation are
Flour. Wheat.
1914. ......... l,522,3 ,3s2 brls. s7l,923 bush.
lSI5. ,....... Il ,437 ,267 564424
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure OF respectfully
A announcing his friends and the public that his regular
classes Mondays and Thursdays his private
dwelling 62 Eighth Avenue, for giving instructions in the
above art Mr. X will introduce in his academy all the late
aud fashionable dances including the Polka and
Mazura uadrlles and styles Of Watzng nstruc-
tons given to pupils and classes, xe hour
their residences MIR Bs morning class will be formed
for ladies. s28 imsm
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY, &C Gold street, is consulted as usual in
cures recent caes few days without restraint diet
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies such that
neither bad breath and therefore
the paten not liable to exposure. Terms low oil 1m+r
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY.
vuyHIs VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon.
j msnded as beng the most effecus cure for Asthma,
s Affections Lungs IL constany prescribed by our
most and has stood the thirty years
O0J bottles annually For sale
at is, Is, and Is per bottle, By
WEEKS & ANDERSON
Wholesale Agents, 50 Bowery corner Walk er street.
Always on hand, H?oper's Female Pills. genuine; Day's
Pain Extractor; Bristol susapara Fresh Leecnes
s22 lm'mc
ACkJLEp HtMP-iso bales heckled dew rot hemp pre-
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

II "A K L 3
ID EMOVAL of Warerooms TO 231 Broadway, In Granite
IL Building cor Chambers ST. +. BROWNE offers for
sale 28 Broadway elegant of double
gle action Harps. The briancy Of tone, shness of
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these arps
unequaed Warranted TO bear the OF climate and Eu.
prices The attention Of merchants and the musical
world generally, is particularly desired
HaIps repaired. Strings, Instruction Books &C..
J.F BROWNE CO. from Erard,l
London and New York estab shed 1870
Certainly the finest harps produced The first proe
talent have prefer these harps all othersLondon Ma
steal Mirror, June, 18a0
Mr. Brownes hars are by far the most magnic nstru.
ments Through his perfect knowledge ofhe
strument he has effected many important improvements in the
mechanical department. and in the there exaodi
addition Of sweetness, purity aud The pill
elaboatsIy and gogeousy carved and sdd while the frames
elegantly shaped and fnishedBr0adrdyJ oindl Sept
9th, 845. o3 1mD&W@nc
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Medical AID,

nR COOK, &c Gold street, regular Medical and Surgl
- cal Doctors has had more than 80 experience the
treatment and of private diseases in all their varieties
and With exception Dr. Cook has cured
tents any other Physician practising this city
Dr. C. is anatve born citizen OF the United States. and
member Of the Medical Society Terms for advice and med
will receive particular aud prompt oil lm
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
G u M M II II q L A L.

New York, Saturday, Oct. Ii.
AsHEs.-We have particular alteration to notice in
Potts. in Pearls holders have advanced their pretension
and are asking 81 l53.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
THE GENUINE
GALVANSIISC ! ( RINGS

MAGNETIC FLUID
rEHESE articles daily acquiring increased reputation
their perfect curing all kinds of Rheuma-
tsm and Nervous Complaints No matter how chronic
may be the disease readily yields the mysterious
Of Gavanism applied by this novel and beautiful in
yenton. Tic Dooreux, Paralysis Apoplexy Cramp, Fits
Sick Headache aud the long of disorders
permanently relieved when every other has been tried
without avail Certificates from respectable citizens
daily accumuatng regarding the surprising efficacy of
these articles. and several intelligent Physicians constantly
commend them in their practice.
Gayanic Bands Bracelets &c., which be adapted any
the body with p.rect also be
tanned The only place in New York obtain the ge-
nuine the Agency Of Dr. Christie the Inventor and Pa
tentea No. 1874 Fulton (Sun Buding) All sold
where IN spurious limitations clio 2w+mc
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
The
IN Wis IBL f

l.
WIG.
closely resembles the real head of hair that ceptcs and
- have the perfect aud
aordmay invention OF the day The advantages Of this
ove and unique wg its being made without sewing
weaving which its appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both ghtness and natural appearance TO
defy detecton its being beautiful porous and
Free that in all OF perspation evaporation nnmpeded
and the evils Of other entirely avoided The cepc
and alike invited to this novel and beau
tu Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head at the
manufacturers A. c. BARRY lac Broadway corner Of Lii
berry street, up stairs ol0 lm*m
PATENT AGENCY OFFICE
DRAWINGS f. SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED
FOR INVENTORS.
NHE Subscribers experience would be found advantageous
those who have patent their inventions Also Maps,
Plans Machinery &c ,hographed the best style and
the lowest terms. EDWARD JONES.
% 6t+rc 1873 Fulton ST., N. Y.
VUor RECEIVED, per ship Caledonia, from the city Of
ROTTERDAM the first superine lot of two hundred kegs
Dutch m Herngs brand 1886 Anchos Pearl tSran Ca
Rapeseed for sale wholesale and retail the Gro
Gerry Store No. l23 Greenwich ST eet - -
oi0 3rrc JOHN D. VANDE WEILE.
1hanv
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

0J- There was a regular street fight in St An.
gustne, the ls inst with pistols knives and sticks
between Col Mackay of the custom house aud his
brother Alexander Msckay on the one side and Messrs
A. Nunes, Charles Lorng and w. w. Lorng on the
other. The latter party worsed, the Lorings be.
ing badly cut with bowie knife. Baltimore .4neriean
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

Martins majority oo3.
Dodge majority III l8i3 293.
Martin is elected by considerable majority.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

MEDICTNE MADE PALATABLE.
SIENNA FREE OF IT'S TASI E e. SMELL.
M Ills FLUID EXTRACT OF SENNA-This is a
l pure of the finest Alexandria Sienna, high
operecon prepared in Vacuo. IL efficient purga
tive in small dosesthose for adults seldom exceeding or
two teaspconsfu AID produces tckness gripping ope
ration only the and smell
the taste is rendered positively agreeable and inviting
quenty with this the dc u!ty sNendng the giving
SIENNA to children entirely removed Instead the eat
ing WHICH the bulky dose of ordinary Sienna Tea PRODUCES
the Fluid Extract Of SIENNA taken by them with the greatest
readiness and with relish.
Prepared by W. MILLS, Practical Chem (ate asssan
Chemist the Laboratory Of the Hail. London
Sold, wholesale and RETAIL his Office and laboratory 23
Walker street VI also at the Eagle Shirt Mannfactory No
3l3 broadway. N Y. $50 lmsr
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

DREapfuL I'M RAILROAD DAccDEsT.-Yesterday evening,
a. % ,e nve O'clock train was leaving Bristol for New
% oih & an ish iaDorer belonging to Bordentown named
Johh yum, VINO was much intoxicated in attemntng IN
jump upon the cars after they started fell under the
wheels ana hsd ms leg and thigh dreadfully crushed
lie was brought TO this city in the all pilot line and x
pred in Walnut street, Fourth whilehe was being
conveyed to the Pennsylvania Hospital The coronas
was applied to to hold an inquest upon the bodv 81 Inc
IIosptal this forenoon.-p -pbfdad.ynbf, y. .S
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

DAGUEKKEOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIGILAENDER'S APPARATUS.
DESlDES supply of the above Apparatus the subscr
ID bes have received best Plates Ch mcas and Polishing
substances, and the Art lnsruc
the Art and orders from every part Of the
promptly attended to, by aadresst tpostpadlt
w. & # LANGENHEIM,
Philadrp pha Exchange.
LANGENHEIM X BECkERS
o5 lmd&wErc New York 20l Broadway
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
PUTTING IT ON THICK

A house painter Of our acquaintance has
a son, mele lad, who OccaaionalIy assists
him in his jobs. He used the brush dex-
terousy, but unfortunately he had acquired
the habit of putting it on little 100 thick,
The other day his father, after having lre.
quenlIy sColded him for his lavish daubing
and all 10 no purpose, gave him severe
fageIlalon. There, you young rascal,
said he, after performing the painful duty,
how do you like thar Well | DOM
know dad,' whined the boy, in reply, 'but
II seems to me you pul ii on darned sigh
thicker than did,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
HISTORY OF NJ OMIA G BI
CHARLES MINER.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited fol
~ the forthcoming History of Wyoming. The
work, now ready for Press, will make an Octave
volume of about six hundred pages, of which five
hundred pages will embrace he main body OF the
narrative. The Appendix, besides vsriety of Gu
Gus aud illustrative articles will contain the "Iht
Hazettol rdyellers," revised with numerous addl
TONS personal anecdotes, incidents and sketches
of character, making about an hundred pages.
The author thinks proper to say, tat no pains
have been spared to obtain information upon every
point connected with this subject. He has 0ater
ed himself, as Wyoming has become classic grounc
--as unnumerable errors have heretofore
existed in regard to its story, and as its very int
resting civil character has been scarcely touched
upon, that almost every gentleman would desire fol
his library, in respect to it, an authentic LaratlYe
The purpose of taking up subscriP ions is to ena
bic the author to Judge what number OF copies il
would be proper to publish
The Book will be neatly printed in octave form
on excellent paper, with several Illustrative plates
bound in cloth, in modern style, and delivered Il
subscribers at Two Dollars copy.
No money to be paid until the Book is delivered
Subscriptions rcCeiUed al this Cbice.
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RAISING A SALARY.

The New York True sun says it is rumor
ed that a meeting of Inc Puseyite Clergy IN
that city has been hed, at which il was
resolved 10 raise $4,000 per annum for the
support Of DR.. Onderdonk until The Gener
al Convention of The Episcopal Church
meets. A circular was also prepared to the
ruaI cIergy,requestng them to be non COM
initial on the subject Of the Doctors position
for The present.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
ORGANIC REMAINS.

The Franklin (renn) Democrat, Of Tho
I3h instant, says;--'Mr Shumake, living
slx miles south Of this place, in digging a
well ON the top of hill neal his house dis
covered ,he bones Of an animal of most
enormous size. One OF the teeth and one
iolnt of The neck bone is now in our office
Of DR.. S. S. Maydeld: The tooth weighs
four pounds six and a half ounces, and is
in high state of preservation. The enamel
on The tooth is near half an inch thick, and
as hard as flint
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
Ts7-%T7i%TET Np.

MARRIED.--On The 18Th inst bv Rev.
Simon Montgomery, Mr. J. W. MUs
GROVE, TO Mrs. REBGccA MEMcLE, al
of Mount Pleasant.
On the Goth inst =. bv the Rev. Charles
Wilmer, Mr. JOSIAH RoBERTs, to Mis-,
ANNA NJ CLAYwELL, Of CaIIawissa, Col
co.
On Thursday, May 90 by the Rev
Samuel Tiffany Lord, Mr.. GABRIEL
IEVERETT, to Miss REBECEA ANN
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Vance, Of OraDg,
I,OSnshp.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
FORTY LIVES LOST.

A dreadful accident was reported al Liv.
erpool on lhe sailing of The Britannia All
instant, of which very breI notice ap
pears in papers ofrhat date. A great mu
ulude had assembled on the suspension
bridge at Yarmouth, on Ihe 2d inst, to see
a clown navigate the river in tub draw
by four geese. At the time appointed fol
the performance, tie bridge gave way ant
several hundred persons fell into the river
Forty dead bodies had beon taken out, anc
1, was feared many more were yet in thr
river.
In Mexiro there are seven millions oI
indians and Creoles, ignorant aud a hun
|red thousand persons OF Spanish descent
wealthy, and of the military profession
tn ls43, her exports 10 the Uuiled StaIct
we're 81, ,7S2,406 In specie. Her import.
we're 81, ,57l ,637.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Roman Catholic Baplsms, were con
demned by the Presbyterian General As
semblyat Cincinnati, ooh inst. Yeas l60
nays e,not voting 4. Majority recognizing
the Bapdsms, l59, The question was,
whether the, Catholic Chmch was church
of Christ. The Assembly has decided
that il is moi.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
THE MORN )NS,

According to paragraph IN the Spring
field CII, Journal, Of the 5Ih instant, the
the Mormons in dt1eren, parts of the Yves
are generally moving to their city Of Nau
voo, carrying with them all the arms thcy
can obtain. New mischiels are suppose
TO be brewing,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
.GBILgUA8T.

On the 23d inst in EspyIown
Miss ELIZABETH STERNER, aged 81.
On Saturday last, in Bloom township
a child of Mr.. George Kressler.
In Brarcreek township, on 18th ulI
Mrs. MARY LoCKARD, aged a5ou, 70 years
In Huntington township, Luzerne county
on, Sunday, the 4lh uIl. Mrs. JULIANN
wife Of Col. James Tubos, sged about 3;
years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Rich Coal Mines IN Georgia The
Lagrange Geo Star says;-On Saturday,
spH he FfnGfq and ci 70 afms Hf zone M SEn coz
1t is said TO be a rich specimen, and equal
10 the best Lehlgh or Allegheny coal. Ii
is also thought 10 exist IN great abundance
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
PAREN rs, WHY DO YOU ALLOW

PAREN rs, WHY DO YOU ALLOW
your children lo suffer from worms, when
there is such a pest 10 them as &bermans's :
Lozenges! Many dispases and even death,
rise from worms without their ever being
suspected. The following are few sym
ptoms Of worms pain in the joints OF
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the
nose, grinding of the teeth during sleep, ,ant
At times palenrss about the lips, with
flushed checks, growing sensation at tht
stomach, hpadscue, druwsiupss, disturbed
dreams, sudden starting in sleep with Grlgh
and screaming. voTaCIouS appetite, grpIEg
4 sense Of something rising in the throat,
itching towards night, frequent desire lt
pass something from the bowels, and some
times dischare of slime aud mucus b.
sure you get the genuine, as some unprn
cipIed deaIars attempt TO palm oil Ihei
worthless imllatalInrs'
For sale by JOHN r. MOYER Blooms
burg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Mr.. Fox, the British Minister being
about to give up his present residence al
Washington, has very g'aciously offered
his beautiful collection Of rare plants for 'he
pu bic gardens.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
HOT DROPS

The Mormons are likely 10 excite much
indignation by such paragraphs as the fol-
lowing, which appears in late number oI
Naavoo Neighbor
May God, who never errs. sprnkling up
on ever man in that city, that bellies lht
saints, (Mormons,) as upon PiNsbnrg, nov
and then, q hot drop.
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TT RMS.

Weekly payer by the year Sc co
do for six months u
ISemi.WcchIy paper by tie year in adyaccO &c
do DO for les dam yesr, ojyts.
rer month.
Daily paper 10y The year, in ndvlaro 10 o.
DO for less ;han year per month.
Subscriptions to The Daily for less than two, Il
Inc Scml.Wcohy ior less than four. or to lhD
Weekly for les than six months viii not he ,c
ae'c4
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/ year.
All PAYMENTS to he made in advance. Those who
have u,l an opportunity oflayug otherwise may
remit by mail at cur risk, Poo'agc.raid. The
Pos masters certificate Of such remittance shall he
sufficient receipt therefor The notes Of an,
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Richard CaIon, Esq, a venerable and
respected citizen Of Baltimore, died on
Monday morning, after a short Illness, at
the advanced age Of SO years. Mr. G was
a native Of Lancashire, England and has
been a resident Of Baltimore for the last
sixly.two years. He married the eldest
daughter of The late CharIes'Carrol. .of Car.
rnlton, and Is the father Of The Marchio.
ness Of Wellesley, and also of the Lady
Stafford end Duchess Of Leeds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Destruction Of NHdge By Fte!-Wt
learn tina, a fire broke out in the small vii
LACE Of Paris, in Washington county, Pa
about thirty miles from Pnts0nrg, Gu Fri
day morning l7lh inst, and destroyed seven
teen or eighteen. houses, including severa
dwelling houses, stores, blacksmith shops
&c. The village contained about twenty
houses, three only ol which escaped.
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lFHSEE G,3. number Of our new paper viii be is.
4 sued this (Gf5D day cF Mag, with an entire
nca drcsa-now type, ijue white paper, with other
iter viii 10 doyo'rd 10 !1u.as3 oipoG.tidn OF DE
Imocraic principles; il will leaIously and unremi,-
Iingy oppose each AID every ,,lot to establish u
lmammoth monarchy bank and other mischjcyou-
Corporations and Consolojajvus OF wealth, which
suhvcrtstho rights OF the people Gnl undermine
the pillars o!tLe Republc; il will oppose AL opprc7-
si'e aud aUt-rcpub.icon ta.liI system, the aisump-
Hon Of the SalC debts by the General Government
land all ojlcr Federal principles which have m III.
lcyitabio tendency to destroy public prosperity as
well asinJwiduaI happiness. Against all such po-
Iulial dciusions we shall wage unchar ging, un.
compromising war.
The FARMER and Mechanic who prolNcc all the
rca' capital of the nation, will find in our paper al
Ilu"aycring champion Of their ualicrab,e rights
he long cherished principles Of hc editors are too
iWcll known to tho public to require any A,d.e on
Ih5 point. 70 the Miscellaneous Dcparmcu,
lpartcaar attention will be devoted, the Ladies' vii,
liways find in our columns choice selection trou
hr current literature ni le day. as well o. oyigina
contributions from the most talented writes ot
(which ourcounhy can boast A general summary
| Of Foreign and UomC,'iru,ws Willie furnished;
ryquar price current aud coucc, list Of the pncc.
# stocks will also he given.
The conductor, have already secured fhe aid auC
o.op,,ation Of large number Of the most didn
gushcd literary and political writer's of the day
arrangements will alo he made, at tht earliest pc
siod possible, To cmbcIlish our columns by the con
ti1utions Of correspondents from abroad. Viii
his brief aad imperfect ouluooi our plan, we yer,
rc pccuul'y suhnI, our claims 10 on extensive pa
rouagc to the consideration Of generous public.
THEOPHIhUS FISK, ! -.
| JESSE l.. DOW, I"4 i'"'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

A foot race is 10 come off over the Be9-
con Course, lloboken. on or about neXD
month, for a wager $500 to $4,000, and il
is said there will be great competition.
r.,sssragsss 'ss'-.za
The steamboat Swallow has been drawn
40 on the Flats, and her cabins have bee,
searched, but 10 more bodies have beer
found
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THE LAST NOTICE.

ITHNHE subscriber having plced HIS AC-
z COUNTS in the hands Of CHARLES
jkAHLER, Esq for collection, requests all those
indebted to him ,ither to come forward and pay
their respective Dues or else confess judgment for
the same on or before the FIRST DAY OF
IiULY NEXT aud ssy5 cOsI.
L II BIGGS
MAY 20, lS45-5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
marines.

JHE COUNTESS DE SURvILLIERs, the
widow Of Joseph Bonspar,e, died sudden.
ly at Florence on the7ih ult.
Great preparations arc being made o.
the Odd Fellows of Boston, for the celebra
ton of The anniversary Of ,he inloducIior
of the Order into Massachusetts. The 1871
of June will be day Of dozz.lng pomp
in Boston.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
A WHOLESALE MURDERESs.

A Mrs, Reed, under sentence Of death al
Lawrencevllie, la, for The murder OF her
husband, after several Intellectual attempts
TO hang herself has confessed, not only Ihe
poisoning of her husband, for which she
was condemnd, but two other persons be-
fore, as well as the murder o; nephew
for his money; and, as though those enor.
IL tiles were not enough, she has also con-
iessed having caused the death OF Two chll.
dren by starvation!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
J9EIIJ TEAEZSIz2,
Harness, Saddle &
'G'7E 1nk @a.GuuGaCiureT;

YD ESPECTFGlhN iofouoe TIC public that he
B & has located him.cIi N 'hr shop next door
o Samuel Hagcnbuchs Chair Factory, Main succt
B'oomslug Cclnm' mc,untv, where he will ca ry
pn the above bus ness m all rs branches lie wi.l
keep constantly on hand .jua and coarse
Chr and Ino Eor5p HarHcsScS,
Ihrss Co'ora, So'dirs, Btid'cs
and Yrrmbi E.c.
Of every description; aud having had lorg oyTc.
rieuce IN the nusinc,s. he can furnish good work,
and as cheap IS can oa pu-chDscd 10 tie county.
g-rhll kinds n co@n'ry produce taken N p.y
men, Ior work, at the market prices,
May TO- lSi5--GIn3
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

NdraI Force Of Great Briiain.-Ac.
cording to The official returns of the Lords
of the Admiralty, The naval force OF Grea
Britain consists Of $50 ships.ol-war, carry.
ing from one to 100 guns each, Of ,hi:
number there are 1913 armed steam vessels
constructed on tie most approved prInci
pies. This immense feet empIoys in the
time Of peace, 5000 able bodied seamen
1000 SIouI lads, aud 81 companies OF roya
marines.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

r,Ns-TfA
fss5R Eramo Eouso,
late the estate of said deceased. situate i
the township Of Bloom aud county alore
said
JACOB EYERY, Clnk.
DanViIIe, Nsy 8, 1915
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aDassViaaG

WODlLlLl3N IEACEOI 70
FasHE DanvilIO Steam Woollcn Factory, for
4 mcrly owned ard occupied by lr. psirikin,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
t5Pecituiy announces to his friends and the pub
Iic generally, that he s now prepared to execute
Jail kinds OF work in his line Of business, at he
shortest notice, according to order, and in the best
manner, Having gone to consdeya-
be expense in repairing his machinery and appa-
atus aud being very particular in scouting The ser
vices of experienced mechanics, he feels confident
that he Is capable Of executing all kinds Of work
iu his ino in a style superior to any other establish.
n"nt,n the country. Prices of " ork as ioows:
CI9tI yards wide light and dark, from Is to IS
cents PEI yad'
Do bottle Fre3ns, olive brown, Sc. from 50 to col
Satirc:4 ofihg above cools. from AOtn1A,
Wine, brown Or black, DO
Maldcr red 45
Blanket : yds wide; twi'Icdor plain, from 60 to roy
cents per yard
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'S.A.SDTAIG g. PULLING

viii be done in the best manner, and at he usu-
Al piccs Al kinds of country produce will be
.aken in payment for work at Dauyille market
nLirrs.