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Morte an Oos 4'ubIifum.
(S(o5fifcbe StMblc.

Gin aan, ncuer 9lrtifeI bon bGr oauerbaftts
item 2rt, !Ccttcr ais einiaer ancere Stub(,
ser mcoer Shaben cper 5leefe tef6mmt nod
,rrtriebt, ,psnn CT Bon her Spise rcs b6ds
ftcu SauIes aepcrfen wiro-Go alatt ba6 er
Die fciniten 2ln,iac nitbt brihdoiAt- uno Oh,
ne Slahtbeil Dem qSetter aussrGest werpsn
mag, anf 8aleonsn, in Gdrtcn &c.
GDperfatton5-, gmpfan9S- nnO Got
taae Stihlc,
Som neueftcn @tple, iterans leidt, sisrliee
une fetSn, nMn a!elh5efia ttarf II. banerbaft.
KranfensStiIblc,
Dal1ent fur Die Gage Der & "a Il fe II, peltte
foIcbe Sniff nctbis tabrn m6aen, fth felbf
BON einem splaee gum anoern au tcpeaen,af'
lein rureb Die Sraft itrcr 6dmce, uno nct6
basu cbnc GEltrenanua cccr grmionnh unp
70 sinasrlehtet ra6 lte cine prnfdneiae Be-
qusmliebfeit tiIpeM. Dicie Sthble ilno pcn
Isrjtsn bod empfcblra. itcral aelbdst uns
bic aller rclIpcmmsnftc $nrnrtdt eeren Srans
te fb fe6 iemals erfrtutfn.
SchemeI,
Nir arcse Stutcu unb Oampft6tt, fNnfjia
eavcn etnnen auf ben Nanm aritftlt pertea
brn andre Sthbls einnebmcn, II. mtaen 70
,uIammcnacltrIt msrosn, eas ite bcllftannise
Srtttben tilttn.
Slebit @thbten bon ieofr Denennuna uHe
Serfetietenheit, 9etties, geunaes &C., r0rs
fertiat nurtb BEN ttnfcrfetristsnen, nne gum
DmPauf au prrifen, eas fein anberse gtas
bfiIftment in ben Derein. Staaten lte wetf.
feiIer Orreaufcm eann.
u. tfIeEoueuab,
ll3 Glib S,rsite Strase,
Ste gtir unterbalb Sod, pbiaoslpbio.
9ecpembsr "a. ls46. 8rtl.
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G;rpf;e SerIamn,luua.

Cine unssbsurs TsrlammIun9 Der burger
BON &sasins fano am lsstsn Samifa9 2tbsno
Jim bsfssn @ourtbauis ifatt, um ib iibsr Oslts
rei unb Bsss Su bsfprsbsn fl. bic @nsrifuas
eu Srsiwlaissn mslds in Sisisr 9Bohe bon
bier nab Wsrifc abssbsn foasn, unb fur ben
llntrbalt ibrer surudblsitsnesn Samilisn. -
Or s.. 8. WdbIsnbsrs battle ben ScriB hbsr
bic 3srfammluns uno sinias patrictifbs &sosn
ipuresn asbaltsn. Gin lcbsnsmsrtDsr Gikr
fben Die Nn,psitnesn Su bsbsrrfbsn, NIT esm
auttn 1Easn nab bsifsn Sraftsn bic Nbrsiie
Der Srsiwlissn ;u bsfSresrn. Gin Ssfblus,
bas Der Stabtratb bic Sumne bon $4,000
uno bic Gauntps Sommiilicnsrs einsn 9lsibsn
Vstras fir ben 3rped psrwia9sn fOatsn, pafs
firts sinifimmis. Die Ssrfammun9 pcrtasts
iitb untsr lautsn Iburabs uno MuTf uno frrs
mirts bann cine YrOSsfiion.
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SSeut0feitsbrpdcn.

Gin enalnebee Shlf fisl por einsen Wr:
naten i'll Die 5anee Der Vfpcbnsr Der neuen
5ttripcn [Snieln1 in Der GIcIeG ite ermcrs
pttsn cis aanse Wlaiifttaft ces Shifss, NIT
9lusnabme pom risr mlatrriem tr + en cis
settben auf, plhnrsrten eas Sabr3sna
umr tCttGn C6 Ram III Srano.
Gin 9tell res Sauasrutes oil Der piI
arlmtirhs III Sleu Oort, bic IN Der Oldbe ors
llnlen Square errldtst mlrp, traeb am UorS
leeten Sretaa Naetmutase ts einsm befti
aen lSiuritcBs Sulammcn unp Ietsu mdns
nsr, tie oarauf artcltrten, ithrjtcn auf ceu
Sccen berab elmer rfr W1dnner purbe le:
bsnssefdbrlltb rsreBt nnc 1T Icitcem 9citcr.
ben, brel Nnosre licacn ibpsr pcrmuncet init
setrchcnsn SIerern i'm Stactbcspitak.
pbilatslpbia, Is. Sec. - r.-@e:
ttcrn Sl0tbmittaa trannte Die Sampler 8a
trif, Gfe Der Sront, unp $mtensSra6e, in
&enltnatcn, be anf ora Sruup nlsocr
GsIterm Abenp 3sbn ilbr ,purcs cine &icns
rubfabrlf in Der gallo,pbiIl', cterhalb Der
SrcacttraBe, p6ais rinssaIebert
Gin 3bsll oes Oabee Ucn Dem QSaaren
bauis Der 5errsn Dap. Srpwn unD Co., Glib
Srout,tra6s, wurcc ssltsrn BON psm bsftiaen
Slorpcit Sturme ,peaaeblaien. St..pcf.
g 6le6ter Iroft fir Yenn
ipIuanien.- S. s. 8runo ihreibt
aus 0Sasbinoton an cen gteu Wort 6e
ralo: Gbe Die Botlbaft oes prelioenten
erlblen. mabten iib Ole pennlplpanilben
Semotratsn 6ofnuno. CAP 3u @unifen
Der Sntsrehen ibres Stootss oepihs Wo
olficatlonen oes Sarifs eemabt weroen
wiiroen. Seim Uufbrudpe Der lebten Sit
Sun9 ibien man fib oarIber peritdnoi9t
au bahen; ieBt a Der t fe n e
uue bt oaf iir banoen.
Son Sort eeapannortb oelertirte Dor
eini9en Sabren Elm lieutenant g. Der
cine ibm anoertraute Summe @eloes Der
ibpsnoet bate. Rab Der Ginnobme Der
Staot Monterep erfannten einioe unierer
Soloaten. Die fruber unter ibm 9eoient
batten. in oer 9erion eines merifaniiben
> rite n oen frdberen amerifani iben
lieutenant g
Die 8eiebeebune BON S ireinie n
bat Die Summe pon 10000 Dollar jur
llnterifGbuna oes BON ieuem Staate sc.
itelten 8e9imentes 8rewilli9er bewilIlet.
Seibliber patriotismus
-Gine tranee Dame in Siroinien b0rte
BON ibrem UrSte. oab in ibrem Wobnor
cine Gompaonie 8reiplioer iib marib
ferti9 made. Sic unterbrab ,bn iofort /:
..8sben Sic mir ia 8sleosEb'lt. au Der
SABINE fir oiele Gompaanie meln Sbdrf
len beitraoen su fonncn uno tpenn Sic
einen Sreimillaen wihen. Der cine beiabr
te. mitte(Ioie Mutter burIdldbt. 70 ienoen
Sie oeielbe'su mir, itb mill fir iic Cor.
9e tra9en.
Die uorteete Sotibaft oss prefi-
oenten oeriIderte ben Gonareb. cab Der
uni6lub Don Geras obne Slutuer9ieben
uno obne Soften bewsrtifetliet woroen iei.
Setber bat uns oieler 6anoel frelib
ibon uiele Wlionen Dollars uno Eau
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Serbeiratbct.

-burb ben Sbrw. 3. Wiusr, am IL. Dee.
psrr qsmis Yottsitbsr, init Wis MarD Slap,
belize pom Ssrn.
-bureb ben gbrm. Bm. Yauli, am l3tsn
Dee, icur 2Sm. Sbsip, nit Wtis ioanna SiI.
finger, BON &sacn9.
-curb Cen @trm. joaiiinasr am l. Dec,
osrr @scrse Nisman, init Otis Yrseaa 9Sass
ner, bsies pcn Sulpsbodsn. -om 5ten, S3srr
Ssnns flsle 5osdman, ron Obsr Ssrn, NIT Otis
Sufanna Sbof, pcn St)uplfla Sauntp.
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ienoe pom Wenlbeuleben eefoifet. uno
mas 9Seiteres nod beruor9eben fonnte
rpa9en mir foum ju oenfen
Sebr betr Gbcno. = Sin Gin,
nobner BON Cincinnati. Der 70 ebfn oleeis
ife DER bel Mcpterep 8etooteten uno Sers
wunosten bobit iorofdltie ourh9elelen
bate. warf cieieIbe ploslib bel Seite uno
rlet erblttert Gus: .Ool' Der 5eufel oleie
geui etsiten-es 4 oub fein GinSi6er oa
runter. Den ib fenne !"
Der Seminolen 6duptIin9 90 / I b 6 a t
ioll nit 800 &rieeern in Seras eineefal
len iein uno ltb NIT anosrn Snoianern
in Der Ndbe Der Gros Simbers peritdrft
bobsn. Gapitdn Smtb 1T NIT ieinen
Oraooncrn aufoebroben, um oiele 8anoe
aufauiuben.
Seras uno Neu Wer { o.
-0ie ,,8alpeiton Nepe" bsbaupten, al
les Don Werito erobsrte 9ano auf Dem
llnfen llfer oes Rio 8ranoe. allo aub
Santa See. lei Elm She'll BON Seras, uno
itanoe unter Der unmittslbaren @eIsbbar
felt oielts 9anoss. 9sneral &earnep ba
be gang rioenmdbti9 in Die Rehte BON
Seras cineeariffen, noem er in Sante See
cine sioene Serritorlal Heaeruno (unter
Dem 9tamen pon Neu Msrlpo) ein9slcst
babe. QGenn Die Ser. ct. oarauf be
ifdncen. etpas Don Dem Gioentbum Don
Geras an iib 3u reben. 70 wsroc Scrae
ouf Gntibdolouno oafur beifebcn.
Wenn oies Die 8eIinnunaen oes SOL,
fes BON 1eras iino. 70 lai1en uns ole neu:
en- SGrBer rcbt balo fiblen. welt' Elm
trd9Iiben 6anoel mir oemabt, al6 nil
Tie Der Union einuelllebten. uno uns, um
Sbretwluen. in elnen Grie8 nit Wsrlco
lturaten.
Oie neue Gonifituticn oes Stoatee
Jteu 9)orf bat ole Wabt oes 8ouoernors
10 lebr teibrdnft, oab oemielben nur nod,
Die @rnennuua zines 9eneral Uoiutanten
slncs priuat Sefretdrs uno zines Sbur
ltebere suftebt.
Der wuroioe grpreiicent Sobn Suincr
Noams fublt iib nod immer 70 ihrpah
DAB er pobl lbmerlib ielnen Sip i'm 9on
8rette nebmen miro.
Yrei Bw tiroiee Sreieebi9
&c t.-Oie Sffislere unierer Slotte. Ole
an Dem antsrnebmen ouf Sabasfo Gbsl
nabmen. uno cebbalb Su prllenoeloern Dor
Gen Selnoen ob9enommenen SbIfen be
rehtlot lino. babsn einifImmio bslbloien
oiele priieneeloer Der Wittpe oee bel Die
fer 8ele9snbeIt oefauenen Sleut. Morri<
Su ubermahen.
Der 6uolon Slub 1T oberbalb Ntber
fat uberfroren, uno Ole Sbfffabrt mi
albany fur oeien Wlnter aboelbnitten.
Son 6aoann a.-Sa 8lltimo
re 1T Die Srio Mioas BON 6auanna, oas
iie am 2ten Oeeemb. osrlieB, einoetroffen
- Die nit oieiem Sbiffe smpfaneenet
ytabribten pioeripreben Dem 8erGbt,
elmer bstriebenen UusrLifuno ron inertia
nlihcn 3operibif1en i'm 6afen Gan Sage
oufs Spifimmteife.
Wan 9laubt, oab enoliibe &auaeut,
olsics 8erlidbt in llmlauf oeiset batten
in Der 6Offnuno oaourb Die Serlbiffuna
BON proouften in amerifanilbcn Sabr
seuorn in WiBfrsoit gu brin9en, uno Der
Sdiffen ibrer eieenen Naton oaourb Al
nGeen. 81. Stoot poif.
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Yhllaoelpbter 9ieh- -Wfarft.
llnlcn Sisbbcf, 10. December 1s46

Sm Wsarfte - wdbrsno Der wpbs 800
Stid SbabtsOblen NIT &iniblus pon 100
bon OblO uno Sirsinisn, $50 &abs u. SdIber
800 ShWsins II. 100 Stbaafe uno qdmmsr.
Yrstis. g blabtobfsn marsn in fhlshs
ter Nabfrase uno nur 600 Staf purosn psrs
Fault su 81 bio 81 Die 100 YfunO, 400 .ruurs
ben nab 9tsu OCrf 9strsbsn unp 100 b'isben
unpsrfauft.
Ribe uno &dItsr, - Wilbfibe 81 $15 bis
80; Sprinser S12 bic 25; unb trpdns &lbe
;u ST bis ID.
Sbmsins brabtsn $44 bis$54 Die 100 Yf
Sbaafs uno Qdmmsr psrfauftsn Nd su 81:
biS 3, jsbe6, 9eInds Der GualItdt.
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Deutid)e 5eitunsen pom Rcsierunsss
5ibe.-9t jcsrausssbsr pom "9atsrIanoas
QSdbtr" unc Der "Staat6s3situn9" ;si9sn an
pas brs rsfp. SIdtNr, mdbrsnb Der bsronnaDs
sntsn Sisun9 Der Seiss9sbun9, fir Den 9erlns
gen prsis bon so Gent, ju babsn fne. 0Sit
nsbmsn Ssltsaungsn tarauf an.
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81 q O fra0e.
oBo 1T Nepomuf Spibno9el ?

QB0 III Jffp0mnf VplBn09tl !
Qus Dem Nmte Seritdtten, 8rcBber5o9:
tbum 8aoen.
Cerlslte wpbnt pemutblct i'm ,pEflllbsn
QmuIplpanen mo bat ieit 5 crcr Sabren
nicbts Don fh bbrsu IafIru. Ger llntO5cb'
nrte, leln 9lstfe, ,pInftbt lsbnlltbit Nahrltt
non ,bm gu erbaltsn uno criutbt lbn IcncbI,
ale jscrn, ret BON isinem Aufsnthalts pciB,
sefalllalt Slahriht su 9eten an
John Spitznagel care of Tobias Borto,
Reading, Pa,
81. 3. IEehlrItdtter msrren nns buret
Die 9lnfnabme oes Ob,sen gu 8rscncicnltsn
pCrpftd6tcu
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obsr nitbts pom Sriecen trdamsn laiIsn icllte,
70 lanae nctb elm 9msrfansr auf msrifanifhem
Scpsn fei" Die msrifanfbsn Sldttsr fpasn
cine dbnlid)e Srrad)e fiibrsn.
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Ser Ariea lit nod uicbt pprbei.-

gls 0snsral soplor unldnsif csm 9sneral ct.
Nnna tsnad,ribti9te, bas Die 3slt bss bsi Wtcns
tsrsp tsmiaistsn QEafsntiaifaness absslaufsn
ist sat biefer barib sur 4ntmcrt: "1ab es
ibm frs ifebs bic Ssinbfelisfsitsn wiscsr ;u Bee
9innsn, 10 taIS sr ss fir gut batt, cas sr fd,
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Der Ilberalc Bfotacbter
ben %. Gecemb. 1916.

Gntfd,uloi9uns.-9ie Ssitunasn, mslts
EwtbnIib eurtb ben &ustaunsr Stdtbtrsibsr
kfor9t werbsn, ,paun poriss 9Scbs turb Elm
Rsrisbsn in oisitr 9rudsrsi 9sblistsn, pssbalb
Pir bic reipeftipsn qsfsr terfslbsn um gntftbuIf
9un9 bitten. Sis erbatsn bsuts ibrs Sttuns
IN fir eisie unc bic lsets Ncbs. unb babsn
aeurb Den @crtbsil, eas lis bic prefpsntsns
bctIbaft auf einmal n lsisn f6nnsn.
Wfebr Srnppem.-@cri9s wcbs mar
mfsrs Stabt 9rcee Nufrs9un9 bsrrfbsno
inter- ZEN miIltdriben @baraftsrsn, unb in
N Strasen srttnts muntsrs Sfrit9ssMuff,
pn srcmnsln unb Yftifsn, Die tanpfuiti9sn
ln9sn Mdnnsr aufcrrsrne, fb um ras pas
er ibres Saieraness iu faumln uno nit IN
In &f Ss9sn bic Otsrifansr gu Ssbsn.-
lie eies gefbab in So!ss elmer Soresrun9 pom
frie9sisfrstir, an esn @cupsrntr ron psnns
blpansn, fir notb Gin &e9msnt frsi,pill9sr
ruppsn uno esr mob mibtigsrsn 4uforosrun9
|n Die bsliSsn artitIsriifsn, iib nunmsbr gum
|ftlpen 9tnifs nab rsm Sammslplase 81 bss
Fbsn. Cine gan; nsus Scmpasnis i # mdbrsno
|sr Eobs sntifanoen, ,pslbs ZEN Hamtn
"Scrfs Gaunty HdnSers"
nnabm unb bs rsr oEabI fclssnos Offijisrs
PdbIte, namIib: eapitdn Seinrib l.r1ub
snbers, srifsr gjsutsnant Scbn 9. Mpsrs,
ltsr QEilam @rdT, 3tsr Saecb Baum. g6is
|pir psrnsbnsn 1T bic @cmpasnis jest pOuitdn:
pig uno bat csm &cupsrntr lDrs 9isnits anss:
Fotsn.
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Bciforben.-9ie Srau, wcpcn mir pcri9e
RSobe mslostsn, cas lIc cine trurSiibe Opss
Faticn 9idlit itsrifanesn batts, 1T ftjtesm
(an ben Sclasn b.risIbsn 9sitorbsn.
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Staats Genpention. - Die Ssntral
Nbis StaatssS cmmttee bat, eem bsrfemm>
lidtn Gsbrautbs semds, cine Staats Sonpen,
fion am ndbTsn 4ten MdrS in Searr'sburs ans
bsraumt, um @anpbatsn tir @puperntr uno
Sanals@ @cmmiflicnsr Su srnsnnsn.
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GT9urb bic Aufnabme Der lssten Sedfts
per Yrsfpsntsn Sctfbaft in unisrm bsutiasn
ESlattt, III bsr &aum ,pisosr stmas itarf BE-.
fbrdnft unb msbr anesrs 4rtifsI, namsntIitb
bis Ssritbts pom Scn9rss unb bic 8srbaneIuns
gen elmer am 9isnifa9s bier 9sbaltsnsn Gsrs
iammluns, gu Sunifsn Der Ssntraselitnbabm
|taburdb perbrdnat morben.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28

The Governors Veto OF lao bill suihoI,
iEing Henry EUer to erect a dam in ,he
Sasquehanna river, will be found in our pas
per of to-day. The objections Oflhe Gov
ernor are not so much To the authority Ia
erect the dam Itself, as 10 that part OF the
bill! which authorizes the taking Of land and
materials belonging to other persons, wlho
out their consent That bill containing
such a provision should have been permit
Ted to pass both brSncheso( the Legislature
may well excite aslon,shmenI and alarm.
1t shows that there is something radically
defective in our system Of legislation, and
ought 10 admonish The representatives to
the people TO be more careful and vigIanl
The responsibility of checking such legis-
lolion ought not TO bo imposed upon the
Governor. When The question was taken
on the reconsideration OF the bill! in the
Senate, a(er 1t was returned with the OBJ
jerrion', i, was unanimously rejecIed.-
Reporter,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
THE WARM WEATHER,

TIL sudden changes Of the westhar, during thi,
season of tho year, exhibit most baneiu effect on
the human system. debiatng and prostratng it
The stomach and bowels become derangcd, giving
timely notice to all, who are inclined to give atcn
ton 10 the warning voice Of nature. At such time,
Jlyno's .Caminatrve' never fails to afford immcdi
Itc relief, checking the disease and restoring the
plrient 10 vigorOrs health, Mothers cannot be too
altjous with their children during this month
an the months following and in the earliest STA ;es
II this summer disease whether from tccrhmg, op.
res,iye heat, or eJnDr causes they should At once
s31r. to thi7 never oiimg remedy. Hundreds o
certificates from respectable persons in this CITY
ue in possession of the proprietor, ready to ex.
hibit to oil who may sire too sec them.at his Of.
ice, No. 8 South Third street, Philadelphia,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
SLAVERS CAPTrRED.

The u s, ship Yorktown, Commander
tpuJts II Rep, cruising on the Coast OF
AIpra, has had the good fortune to capture,
~ 'he course oflw months, two sIayers:
me ship Panther just arrived at Charles
IoHnGer command Of Passed Midshpman
Aa,omb, and the barqOe 'Pons,' formerly
o"ue in this city, but at the tine monned
bY Portuguese. When captured, the p,
hd on board 900 slaves, Previous 10 her
cp,ure, Btlush ship had been watching
fr her, and when the Yorktown hove in
IN, the Pons mis,ook her for that vessel,
and hosled the American .coIoTs, which
hrbId a search, On discovering hei mis-
. lo II was too lave 10 escape, and she be-
came an easy prey. She hSd intended 10
uhe in 1900 saves, A DESCRIPTION of tho
srone presented on board the pons IS horri
bic in the exUeme; 10 died on the dsy
sfrr her capture, aud when she arrived al
Norn,ia, after a passage of II days the
uum5er was reduced to 75G, all OF vi IN
We landed, several Of them IT, a diving
condition The majority were boys, from
10 % 20 years Of age. Ol girls there werf
olly Al Their delight on landing was in.
toscrbable One bundled were taken
charge OF bv the Methodist Episcopal MIS-
sob, and about 300 more were dsr.bu-
I'd among responsible persons in tie
colony.
The Pons is the largest prize ever sent
il as a SLAYER. She now lies at our wharves
and exciles great curiosity among ouI cili.
zans.
All were well upon the Yorktown, size
having lost but one man, who Jumped over
bard, since she left New York. lcurleen
months ago TAs ship is the only active
cruiser on the coast in The squadron.
4 THIRD Since he arrival Of the above
the schooner Robert Wilson, of Baltimore
arrived at Charleston, S C., urlze from
the .frjcan Coast, charged with being en-.
gagei in the same trade, - Sat, COUrter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
LIFE! FIRE.! FlREM!

:hlI that man hath will ho give for h- life so
sc And recorded in the most ancient and best Of
books but as we see thousands dying around us
With Consumption Group, Asthma Bronchitis
splitting Blool and other Pulmonary affections
we are led to doubt the correctness Of the above
assertions, especially stree it is so well Rnown
that a certain remedy may be obtanod which al.
ways arrests those diseases.
DR., JAVNE's EXPECTOFANT never fails
to give relief snd cures after every other means
nave faiIol This csn be- lhas proved in thous-
ands otinsiancss, whore it has effected radical
cures, after The patient had been given up by all
his friends and physicians.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
NOTICE
rs HERECP GIYEN

FWVO all lcgatee', creditors and other persons in,
tercsted Ia tho estate OF the respective dcce.
dents and mnoys, that the administration and guar.
dian accounts OF the said estates have been hled
in the office of the Register OF the county of Co.
lumba, and will bo presented for confirmation and
allowance to the Orphans Court, to be held at
DanviIIe, in and for the county aforesaid on We'd
nesday the 22d day of April next, at , o'clock M.
The accountol Jacob Felterman, Administra-
tor of the estate Of Cathalne Brady, late OF ROar-
Ingcleek township, deceased.
> The account of Philip Angle, executor of the
last will and testament of Nicholas Angle late OF
Mihln township deceased
The account OF w. Z. Jackson, adminlstra,
tor Of the estate of John Jones, late OF the Borough
Of Berwick, deceased
A The account of Samuel O4kes administrator
of the estate of Leonard Primme,, late of Liberty
township, deceased
The account of George Kaufman admmistra-
tor of Philip Miller late Of Montour township, de-
ceased
The account of Azarah w. Durham admin,
list ator on the estate OF Elizabeth Dunham late OF
Hemock township, deceased
The account Of George Weaver guardian of
Mary Hartman now Mary Fenalta, one Of the mi
ner children OF George Hartna late of Hemoek
township, deceased
The first and final account Of James Cald-
well administrator Of the estate Of Abraham Wal
ters late of Limestone township, deceased
The first and final occolnt of James Cald-
well administrator oIthe estate of Joseph Walters
late OF Limestone township, deceased
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
REaIsTEU's OFYICE,1
DnnviIle March 20 l3I6
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Eriensivc TanaerY- The Tannery ol
Pratt & Watson al PrsusVille Gleen county
is now over 400 feet in length and taNs 60
geo sides of leather annually and employs
capital Of about S25OOOO. The Tanner,
conducted by the Iloa Zsdock Pratt aLd
John Watson, his partner and is said To be
the most extensive tannery in tho world
There are Two other large tanueries in The
town, using about The same amount Of capt
Lal,
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TRAVERSE luRY.
Far ,9prl Tenn. A. d lS4C

/ T." tLY'H If"t' 81 ~. ICEO,
Canawissa--. William Daidsou, David CIarl
ESQ b ? Former John Shu.ck Joseph Brobsl Is
DCrry.-Samucl Pollock iemos Loke
Ftshmgtfeck---A V Zine WilG5m Evans
Geecnwood.-- Daniel McEwcn Isaac Evan
pi-hard Pollock
Liberty --WIinn Tncgort Adam F.
Nthl'. ,,, I"nrld Blcdbcn1-. Iohn Keller Ste
Mah5ning- NJ Z GRIN Eli Trcgo Edw,r,
Young Se'eII Gibbs A G Voris Sacob sccIIrr 90,
William Ho'gon William Coz JOSEPH naltmsn
Monlour--lHnrs NcNinch Michael HenJrrsbo
Madis5n---Ncwton Thoma,
Maju--RudolPh Sbumln Isoob Loprobcr..cr
Mt PIcdsanl---Noah Drake
Unn"o--.Nouis Kline
,o%nrIoa,--- Mathew MclIcnry John lkrler
aUcy--Willlam Blue
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More School Houses or More Jals,' is
the cry Of the Knlckerbocker. A very ra>
llonal cry it is, for when school houses are
,cking, jals ara much needed. This
shows that crimes are diseases which can
be cured oy the culture of The mOra Cacul,
lies
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Nurder al N0uU0o.-A few days since
a man by the name Of Gardner was sho, in
Nauvoo by a Mormon named Cotton and
Instantly killed. Cause the wife Of Gard
ncr wanted TO 90 off with lhe Mormon aud
cook up with Cotton This led to a quarrel
aud lhc nan was Killed.
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j. H. VANDERSLICE,
HDEN 'EEST.

EG EGS leave To inform the public, lha,
IN%he Is prepared to attend to all The oper-
aIlons in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar aHdot Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The c0Ujiies Of Decoyed Teeth
viii be dressed ou, and filled with Gold
or other ioll of the finest quality, as lne
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and SumpS Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with The latest and best improved in.
srumenls.
Porcelain Teeth,
IO(he best quality and latest improvement.
will be inserted on pivot or I'm connection
with DR.. Vaierchamp, with whom he is in
p'ernship in plate work. on Gold plate
from a single tooth to a whole set to look
as we'll as The natural, and warranted TO
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art,
In shorl,every operation belonging to !
profession, will b. reformed in the bcs'
manner, with choisesI material, and at he
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slMON kEASNER.
March 20, l54G.

Estate IF Hjt'am AEeuscA, late .,
Bloom to'0"shjp, dcceaSed
MI Office ishrrcby g,von, that Lctlcrs Of Adj
"a mlnlStmuou on the above mentioned cs,ar,
hav" been grantel to the subscriber. living N Cat.
mwIssa township M persons ndcbtco to the
"s'i' are hereby notified 10 make immediate p,yr
ment' and all those having claims are requested to
present them property authenticated. 70
JOSEPH BROBST Admir-.
March II, l9iG--GHlr