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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

FROM HaRRlsBURG-ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY
Tuesday, Mr. Piolet in his place 10 state that he
10 some;hing 10 say personal TO himself He stated
nat DO was member OF the committee appointed to III
it,aatc the affairs OF the Lehieh County Bank-that he
ana been called upon twice at his room, at BuehIers
hc BY person representing himself to be from Ohio
nd whose name 'as Mr.. Cook-,hst he represented TO
I'm that he was Interested in the fate of the Bankhat
aeore he desired favorable report to be made in re-
rectto It's condition.
Col P then listened as he seys with determination
aexpose the proposition AID that $500 10 be given
Yen and Si00 aiterwsrd Mr Cook then lett sealed
1ksce behind him his second visit; and the mo.
snt he had departed Col p called up 10 his room Mr..
:sehler his landlord. before whom be counted out the
aoney.
Mr.. Bueher bore testimony 10 the fact OF Col Pollet
making known these facts himself and the rest of the
committee He offered resolution requesting the Speak
sosue his for the arrest OF the offender which
FU adopted
The man has Just been arrested the House having sd'
pcrred ten minutes before.
Acomm;ee of investigation has been appointed.
The package of money ordered TO be deposited IN
ae Bank, subject to the order OF the Speaker.
This Piole, is man of very dubious character, and
% whole affair probably preconcerted conspiracy
---
TIE AuBuRS PRIsoN-We learn that the Grand
a Of Csyugs Co. have found true bills OF indictment
East Hiram Rsthbun Principal Keeper OF tho Auburn
sac Prison, and Meapcthon w Cary, Assistant hseper
= Ma FIisou, for mansAughier In the case oil the
saipped convict. Plumb. The Cayugs Patriot states
sn ha the Court the suggestion of the Grand
Disappointed B. Davis Noxon. Esq. OF Syracuse. to
:" DIsric, Attorney, in the place of Mr. Sherwood.
Hspseen ocer, who is an Inspector OF the Prison by
alsw. IAlbany Argue
NV. CHARLES ToRREY.-A petition has been
presented Gov PRATT, Of Maryland. FOR the pardon OF
Wv Chsfes Torrey now confined in the Peni;eptiary
V teduc,ng saycs) predics.cd on his increasing III
Sesan his proposed tina, he shall pay for the slaves,
se ps't1sed, snd leave the State. He admits that he
ss'.c wrong and desires 10 be forgiven His wife has
no Ntiicned In his behalf, with numerous other ap
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rev. Is. Palmer s the duly authorised fsent Of most
CT the papers of AL tho cities md principal owns
in the United and Canada Coz which he receives dd
sertseneuts and Subscriptions and Is fully eupoered to g're
receipts.
HsCouny Newspaper .fdrertng Aeencg ia in the TIL
hume Buildings and chsre else Ia Nc-i ork where ne
hes Il distinctly that all orders intended for his
Agency should he addressed AMI where The pancra cost
of advertising &c NAV be " The Road to edih. II
brief treatise advertising, may be had al HE Office, gratis
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aurtin1r Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancuopeer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
- at Rroadway-Liherul Cash Advances nade on con


JOSIAH RICHARDS Anctoueer:
RY BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT.Stors
- a4 Observation-Disclosures Cash Advances made on con-
MONDAY MMchS
So srATiHoNERY sALE.The usual sale OF Paper sa'
day; FOR which eons.gumeuts also solicited
CURED
Invoices should Be farn.hed By The FRS, o. February
oe'' Nj NEW.YoRk sFRIs e FRA TRSS DI.' SALE
To commerce Tuesday, March a4,h
The Forty.second Regular New-YosS Trade sale Of
Books, Stereotype Plates, &c &c VIII eonsnoneo Al tho
above date aad To be conducted as heretofore according
The regulations
Con'gnmenia OF the above articles respectfully so.
l!ciIod
4 COLT0N & co. Auction and Comml,.ion Mer.
yspces msds on cons.guents and orompt retu-. nsda
FRIDAY. Feb. 20,
At lOt O'Clock, a; No. Nssssa-sL corner ofwsn.
san,s bsnl books, stationery gold and silver p-oe espes
steel pens euils, manifold writer's presses copying do,
inks papers W af.rs sand, cards, peDsnivss, ke &c
10 o'clock this day. at the corner Of Sheriff sad
SExRIrr SALE OF GROCERIES &c-Conp rissng tea So
gar coffee, spices sOsP candles lard cheese eu;ie h.ns
6sh scales weights and measures, toor. MEAL Liquors
>'--'e'' -1'@ SATURDAY, Feb 81,
Al 81 AnI-sL at l0i O'Clock
SsERiEr SALE or TIN AND laos WAEE, &c Consisting
OF tin kettles sheet iron bake mouse traps Britannia
eallanps, pots and pitchers, lard amps Ice Cream
pipes AID stoves cutlery. lamps platform SCALE lot
ofs,ov- brick. one desk store fixtures. &c. &c
by JAuE- M. tikLt.kR-
- THURSDAY, Feb ls. 1875
Al Ot O'clock the store ofChssrles II. Lcupr Co. No
% Ferry-st
500 sides OF Sole Leather,
5Odoxen wRSed Calf Skins,
with other articles, y credit of months.
TUESDAY, Feb. 81, 1876,
At,C3 O'Clock, at store No. 2 Liberty.st
Doors Shoes Bso6ASslooo cases boots, shoes and
crosan, conssg every variety, suitable for Southern
Western and Northern trad-, Sale positive
DOSITIyE EXECUTORS sALE.--ANTHo-
L NY J. BLEECKEK viii .eli a, tbs Merchants Ex
charge. Tuesday, February 2lh al u O'CLOCK the rst
class story brick house. n feet and nches In front by 80
feet Ia depth. with brick and conservatory for
plants In The rear stuaed West side OF Greenwich
3, known No $50. Said house bulk and finished IL
the best possible days work and repie,e with
every Croon water s introduced the Cd
story The Is p feet and inches In front by S2 feet
and inches depth; be fronting tho Esst side OF
Washinston y feet and inches said ia ssbe
In complete order The garden Is handsomely laid out
containing grape IN full bearing add choice variety
OF shrubs lowering plants Ths situation IL pleasant
commanding extensive View Of the HUDSON River snd
Jersey shore and Ia 81 iscert To g stage route.
sky per OF the purchase money msy remain on
mortgage for n term OF years at per ceut
Possessiod VIII be given on tho 18th of April, and the
premises ca be seen between II aud O'clock.
Apply The premises, or a. Broad-st lS lists
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Enthusiastically Reported for The Tribune
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Il.
ASHES-The sales consist OF so bbs old Pots al 3 "a
Pearls are ccet a. 4 25.
Export, from is, to 18th February.
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LEARY g. CO.'S

FASHIONS FOR SPRING. 1S46.
u The preference universally manifested
for our present style Cent? Hats decided us 10
continue the same for he ensuing
LEARY l. CO. Hetiers, Nos- S and Astor House.
Nevv-Y York, Feb. 1stn 1916.
Circulars descriptive of tbs peculiarly Of our STYLE for
wsrded BIZ addressing postpaid lsf 6us
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A NEW NOVEL 81 JAMES
DprcF ~ rent--vVM. TAYLOR, No. Astor House.
Wi rub st his morn'ns, Roger DuIon. or he Tue
Prophecy. 81 81 P. R jgInes rs sIihor o. Darni=y,
picb.Iie1 TIE Robbers the Step-Mo.her &c &c
So7s first published complete This story Is equal 10 tne
hest productions ohs popular anIhor in his best days 3
A LlIANACs.-Tn- trade supplied vito AinaIaca a.
a he prees ofnsnulaerng 81 Tbe Irbane oolee. so4
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INST PUBLISHED

: SF,y EDITION OF CURIoslTIE:s OF LITERA-
2 TTRE and The Literary character illustrated. By l.
e DfsslELI Esq D. C. L. F. s. a. With Curiostdes OF
SyszicAS Lrr.RATuRE- b. RUFUS w. GRIswoLo
49, EDITION of this splacdid work is ready for he
,rsS In one vcr7 les2e gal or;sro voure- Elegsnt
acos IN IN CLOTH Price for Ing cnpies s. 81 linera
d.coun; Booksellers GREELEY \ NcsLhHi VI.
LAWYERS STATESMEN & POLITICIANS.
:STRTgTTT ON HUMAN RIGHTS-Esssys on Human
a ri. md their Political GUARANTEES ny Z. p Huroo
Sac Counselor Al I..s ia tie City OF NevT-f ON
Cer-n:- 1.-The 0giE OF human hiRI51' N,1t.
U-Tbs trus Function OF Government: Chap Ii nS
C1.s.1tion OF Government, Chap. 1x-ConEata.
Limitations xot Prohb;tors Chap s9
CEap VTiR!ghLs Enaaa,ing from The sen;ns2ts ana AZ
sec:.ous Chap Willie Rights o. Women Cnsp %
RI Oh, ~ p-o1a-v and IL. Moral Relations Chap X
sSif:S bT GREELEY < mcELRATH. and for :e-e
- r. ,r5r,r. ces.- ia N-ss.r-st. Price 81 cents. CT
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4. c ~ LIZ. AucIlOnttf
IIARDWAREANDE FANCY GOODS-TUTTLE
II DUCLUZGAU will sell this day al 80 Pearlsl no
lots srmin shu and Sheffield Hardware and Fancy Goods
consisting Norfolk laches rim and plate locks, braces
aud bits plane rous squares osstng spoons, scytbes
hand saws butcher anives, snce do, bread do.
Also lead pencils scissors, razors, spececies, knitting
pins shutters, suspenders purses smoking pipes, hooks
and eyes, &c. &c.
Also Z arg. invoice of percussion caps
C.taln1,e. srs now ready, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

IT, Fill the Emil The old Washington Temperance
Society will hold r meeting vi National Hail. Ceos.st
this Thursday evening ~ O'clock Addresses by Rev.
Mr.. Rogers OF the Johu-s Church, and Hon Thomas H.
Oakley A variety of singing of an appropriate character
Til. defendants OF the Natural aid CousuiutorG righs
the Rum Fraternity invited 10 attend and take 'front.'
j. w. OLIVER, President
HENRY K CUSHING, Secretary. 1t
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q The Eclectic PhaIanx OF Gilmer County, West
Virginia, Is ready 10 receive resident members
Full Information NJ the Meeting Hal, rear Greensi his
evening Nj : O'clock IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

II Notice-The Young MEMS Goodwin Temper
ance Association hold meeting a. Columbian Hail. 265
Graut-st this evening" which the public invited In
ieresting exercises intoxicating temperance doctrines may
be expected Young wishing 10 join this Association
have This occasion the Constitution and leave their
the Clerks desk. Members are requested 10 al
tend business meeting to be holden after the public meet
ing this evening BY order.
WILLIAM J. IESSUP, Clerk,
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INST PUBLISHED

Over THE OCEAN. or Gir2srs OF TfsSe. IN 4is ~
~ Lands by a Lady of Sev-York ! vol i2io- Paper
She is pleasant travelling companion catehn2 ne 3D.
en nonts Of things about her and cescrons ri IN an
I'm. 9rsrnt- rich banquet; the public both in the
scene. described srd .he happy manner OF treating hem
ine :. ~ - - y~T,tar Nes= Haven Courier.
'' ~ s,,s ''-' PAINE < BURGESS. 60 Johu -
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CAREY & Il hRT'S LIBRARY
OF Humorous AMERICAS WORKS.
This Day PublisheI-Prtte ~ cents
ICKNGS from Inc Portfolio the Reporter 81 tue New
7 Orleans Picsyun-' th Eugrtyipgs By barley, for
sale by ali booksellers IN thi- city.
Recently prbished Sol SDins Theatrical Apprentice
shio-prce 50 contributing Vol OF Carey Il Har- HUI
fnurous American lihrsry.' l5t ous
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EOWES' CIRCUS AT PALMOS'
reNHIS EVENING, The performances vii commence
i with grand
Roman Entree, led by Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Myers
Light and Dazzling Act. by Waiter AynRr.
Il g. Turner IN Leapinc Act on Two Horses.
Posturins and Balancing by Mr. Nixon and Son.
TIE Paragon OF Female EgursEsns, by Madame MA
CARTE.
Mr. w. Nichols IN his Backward Fests.
Afternoon Performances SATURDAY. a " clock. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

a. TO LET-Bassmenl and cellar Of store No II
H SoIuce.st possession given Immediately. Inquire Of
A g. J. Price, ls4 East Broadway, or at the Tribune Of
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BOWLING s hOMANISMj
ILLUSTRATED
Just Pubishet. Tenth Z flloa 49,, ,-,.-
Of THIS POPULAR AND BEAtTlF l Il ' O-t Ole,
~ with 81 splendid ensrevines illustrative OF Romahish
II handsome Ornamental binding. r-.L
Chseyefs Lectures the PisTlIr : f'osleos' r'u'"
EDITOR wi \ numerous steel engrsv1rfs.
Neat and elegant Bookhinding, 10 ali it's varieties. ,,
E in preparation The most benutiful ana Gs2sty
STYLES Of Pictorial Bindings Tor H.fpefs Illuminated nio'
81 I'M Chssn Bookstore md sinderv. IA Ful'or.st
tor;s.s 2 WALKER III FIlton-st
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GUBLIC NOTICE.-TE- subscriber respectfully no
fes tee Public thar be ia tks duly authorized Agent OF
most OF the best Newspapers Or all the Clues snd principal
towns 10 tie United States znd Canada, FOR which be
ce:ves Advertisements and Subscription. his Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings and for
which he fully empowered give rscript. Entrance
the Coal Offcp Liza lrnisl Y. B. PALMER
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T,H close Saturday, February 2lF.
I'hE EXHIBITION OF fesles beautiful painting
THE COURT Of DEATH,
corner OF Broadway snd Leousrst = open every day en
cepi sunday from 10 A. NJ. I'LL q P 81. Adna1ee . cts
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Export, from let to l1th February.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
LIFEl FIRE!!! FlRE!!!

:All that man hath will he give for his lirr,' so
we find recorded in the most ancient ard best Of
books but as we see thousands dying around us
with Consumption, Group, Asthma; Bronchitis,
Splitting Blood and other Pulmonary affections.
we are led to doubt the correctness of the above
assertions, especially Stree it is so well known
that a certain remedy may be obtained, which al
ways arrests those diseases.
DIR. JAVNE'S EXPEUTORANT never fails
to give relief snd cures after every other means
have foilod This can be ondbas proved in thous-
and5 oinstances, where it has Effected radical
cures, after ihe patient had bcch given up hy all
his friends and physicians
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
A GOOD HIT FOR A YOUTH.

An old chap in Connecticut, who was one
of the most niggardly men known in tha
part OF the country carried on the bla Ck,
smlihng business very extensively; and a,
is generally the case in that state, boarded
all his own hands. And TO show how he
envled the men what they ate he woul {
have bowl of bean soup dished up for him
self to cool while that for The hands was
served up in a large pan JUST from the boil
ing pot, Thi, old fellow had an appren
lice who was rather unucky among The ho
IRONS frequently burning his fingers. Thr
old man scolded him severely one day fo
being so careless.
How can | tell said, tho boy If they arr
hot unless they are red
Never touch anything again til you spt
on it: il it don'i hiss il won't burn
In day or Two the old man sent the boy
to see if his soup was cool The boy wet
in-spit in the bowl of course the soup die
not hiss. lie went back and told The bos.
all was right,
'Dinnerp cried he.
All hands run: down sat the old man a
the head of the table and in went large
spoonful Of Tue boiling hot soup in bis
mouth.
Good heavens! cried the old man in the
greatest rage. What did you tell me that
lie for? you young rascap
IdId not lie said the boy very limo
Gently. 'You told me should spit on any
thing 10 try if twas hor | spit in youl
bowl and the soup did not hiss so suppos-
ed it was cool
Judge Of the effect on lhe jours. The
boy never wa! in want Of friends among The
ourneymen.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
THE WARN WEATHER-

The suddonc changes of the wcathar, during Ills
season of the year, exhibit most banciul effect on
he human system deblang and prostmling it.
The stomach and bowels become derangcd giving
timely notice to all, who are inclined to give altcn-
uon 10 the warning voice of nature. AT such tines
Iayne's 'Camnatye' never fails to afford immed-
ate relief checking the disease and restoring the
2dient to vigorors health, Mothers cannot be too
cautious with their children during this month,
and the months following, and in the earliest stages
oi this summer disease, whether from teelhng, op-
rcssyc heat, or other causes, they should at once
resort to this never falling remedy. Hundreds Of
certificates from respectable persons in this city;
are in possession of the proprietor, ready to ex-
Ihibit to all who may desire too see hcm.at his Of.
Iice, No. South Third street, Philadelphia,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02

His lalons scratched lha lions back and
set him in a rsgo.
Our glorious stars are sparkling brigh in
creasing year by year
Supported by million hearts that never
knew fear,
Our children lisp it in their players It's car
rried DER the sea
Dost hear it John! Ii lhunders there we're
children Of The free
Free as our sires OF 70 -as bold as br' vC
70 worship God and keep the lanG w
took dear John from you;
70 keep our dag free on ho land, unsuIliet
on tho wave,
Until the last brigh! star shall set on ih'
last (reeman's grave.
| thought your memory I'd refresh yol
like old things and times.
So these events TO please you have tum
bled intorymes
And donh forget your old tried friends be
cause you're now the Ton.
But, John, just think of '76-and give ul
OREGON.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
BLOOMSBU URG
TREASURER'S SALE
or
UNSEATED LANDS.

Agreeably to the provisions Of an Act o.
Assembly, entitled An Act directing the
mode Of selling unseaieG lands for taxes
and for other purposes, passed the l3lh day
of May, 1915, and the further supplement
thereto passed on the 18Th day Of March
1917, aud the 25lh of March, 1891, the
Treasurer of Columbia County hereby
gives notice TO all persons concerned there
in, that unless ihe Taxes due on the follow
ing tracts of Unsealet Land situated in Co
Iumbia County are paid before The day o.
sale, the whole or such parts of each Wac
as will pay the taxes and costs chargeabe
thereon, will be sold at the Court House in
he town Of DanvlIle, County of Columbia,
on the second Monday IN June next, and 5t
continued by adjournment from day TO day
for arrearages Of Taxes due said County
and The Costs accrued on each respectively
8crpS Hufro,1Icp mr. D,rnoro Yo,oo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02

Uas He not UcH AnSwered That was
a noble answer which was given by cler-
gyman 10 one Of his acquaintances, when
urged to drink wine at a wedding,
What Mr.. NJ. said one OF the guests,
'don't you drink wine at weddngH
No, sir was the reply; i will take q
glass of water;
But, sir said The o0icious guest, you
recollecl The advice of Paul 10 Timothy, tc
take little wine for his infsmity!
Il have no infrmly,' was the Reverend
lleman's reply.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
.DrNEW ESTABLISHMENT. N
TIN and szzHEET IRON
MlANUNAOEOEU'o

THE subscriber having located himself in
BIoomsburg, is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
ware, and perform all kinds Of work in his line OF
business, at cheap rates and at short notice lie
has furnished himself with u new ahd splendid
stock OF tools, machinery and materials from pha
dolphia, and made large purchase Of COAL and
WOOD STOVES, of various uaterns, to supply
his customers. lie will constantly keep on la
TIN W:qRE ofevery description.
STOVES large variety, neatly and subsan
italy finished together with FEE'E.
SFOUTS for buildings.
cam BUCKETS, &c. &c.
He respectfully solicits public patronage IIav
ing been forSom years engaged in hs business
and having experienced assistants, he feels conf
dent of satisfying all who may favor him with
their custom.
C0U.N TRY .UERCH7NTS supplied oil
liberal terms.
Call on the south side of Nain-strcct, 3 doom
below the Office cf the Columbia Democrat.
October ! |, lSl5-ly25
s, L. CRAIG,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02

There is corlain sea-cap'ain who sails
from Boston, who loves his wfe,and makes
a great pc! of her when he is at home. She
always writes him very lengthy episttes
while he is away, bu, the careful and allec,
tionale man never thinks of opening them
He jus! lays them by, tied up and labelled
according TO their dates, in order that when
he returns, his wife may read them all 10
him in lump.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
Brandreth's Pills

IA 3 FAD and understand The time will come
aHJ when the medicine, Brandreth Pills will he
appreciated as they ought aud deserve; it will be
understood that DR., BrandIcth has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in.
diviIua who makes trial OF the Brandreth Pills
concede them to be the best medicine they ever
used, They are indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake, Their value in climate so
changeabc as ours cannot be sufficiently approciat-
ed a free p0rspiralion is at once restored thus
they cure ccids and consumption is prevented
Those who have a redundancy of bile find them Of
the most essential service and should there he de.
ficlency of hatimPortant fluid the BrandrCh Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has tins
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
Igions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ling few doses taken Immediately upon the in
iecton being received into the systcla will he al
most certain to prevent any material inconvenience
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
$50 proper a medicine as the Brcndreh Pills. Let
his medicine be universally used in this
disease and no loss of blood allowed, and few
very few would be its victims. So it is with Other
diseases. Assist nature with this all imporrant
medicine TO Iemove morbid humors from the blood.
and 10 not resort to bleeding or mercury and we
shall have very great scarcity olpcrsons afflicted
with cronic maIadies. The fcatheredtribc-the au
imal kingdom. over which we are the lords, are
not afflicted with chronic malalcs; neither shoult
we be if it were not for our pri0e which occasions
than. Follow nature Use the medicine whih
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities Of the b'ooj.whch strength.
ems thc feeble and yet reduces those of too full habit
to a healthy standard. LetMc again say that every
department Of the Manufacture of Bmadjcth Pills
is personally suPclintendcd y Inc, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may he relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompany ing.
A C e N L s.
Washingto0-Roterl M'Kay.
Ierseytown-L & A Y B.acl
DauyiIle--E 3 Reynolds & Co
Cattawissa--C G Brobst
Boomshu.g--J. X, Meyer.
Lmcstone--Babbit& & M'Nincb.
Buckhorn---M G. Shoemaker.
Lime Rijge-Low & Thompson
Rerwlck-J w Stiles
May l8l5--ly- =.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
Come, ye signers, proud and lowly,
Rich and ragged lean and fat
A FAMILY WEDDING.

We see it announced in New York pa
per that at recent wedding in the city, tSe
bride, bridesmaid, bridegroom and grooms.
man were all cousins, and that thirteen oth,
er cousics (making seventeen were present
also an uncle to the whole party and tina,
lhe groom's father was brother 10 the bride 5
mother.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-02
DISTRESSED FOR CASH.

lis certainly hard for any one 10 bt
short OF cash; but for an editor, and Rev
d, ID. too, 10 be on The point Of sinking GOl
want Of the need(ul, is really hesrlronding
But such case has actually occurred. Tht
Rev. E, Percy Howe, d. d., editor of iht
Dollar Democrat somewhere in Louisian
ma, .thus sGec,ingIy calls on his 'signers,
in true poelcal style. Wonder if the hin
nigh, not be taken by the sgners Of some
other paper? But hear kim:
Come, ye signers, proud and lowly,
Rich and ragged lean and ia!
Come and fork DER what you owe me
For the Dollar Democrat!
The person anxious to receive it,
All! he sadly needs the chink,
Every dollar bright, believe it
Due for paper rent and ink.
Pray don't hesitate ye signerSi
Of the Printers plttancs think
Send, o send the silver sinners!
Quickly Cash us or we sink!