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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11
NOTICE
rs HERECY GIVEN

TWNO all logatees, creditors and other persons IN
II terested in the estate of the respective dece
dents and minors, that the administration aud guar
dian accounts Of the said estates have been hlet
in the Office of the Register Of the county Of Co
lumhia, and will he presented for conlirn1tion ant
allowance to the Orphans Court, to he held q
Ddnyile, in and for the county aforesaid on Wed
nesday the 22d day Of April next, at o'clock.P M
The account Of Jacob 'etlermaa Administra
tor of tho estate Of Cathaline Brady late Of koar
lngcJeek township, deceased.
The account Of Philip Angle executor Of th,
last will and testament OF NichOlas Angle late o
hiiiin township, deceased.
The account of w. H. Jackson, sdminstra-
tor of the estate of John Jones' late Of the Borough
of Berwick, deceased
The account Of Samuel O4kes adnini4lrltol
of the estate Of Leonard PrimmeI, late Of Liberty
township, deceased
8 The account Of George Kaufman adhustra
tor Of Philip Miller late of Montour township de-
ceased
The Sccount Of Azariah w. Durham admin.
list ator on the estate Of Elizabeth Dunham late y
Hcmlock township, deceased
7 The account Of George Weaver guardian Of
Mary Hartman now Mary Venalto, one Of tho mi
ner children Of George Hortmun late of Hemloek
township, deceased
The first aud final account Of James Cald.
well administrator of the estate ui Abraham W al
ters late of Limestone township, deceased
The first and final occo mt Of James Cold.
well administrator ofthe estate Of Joseph W ultcls
late Of Limestone township, deceased
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
REoIsTEns OFFicB.2
DanyllIe, March 20, 1876 s
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A scheme for constructing certain num-
Der Of armed steam vessels, TO be called me
VALLEY Seam Fleet intending TO operate
in the Gulf of Mexico, Extensively and de-
iensively, has, il is said, been before me
Government for some time In regard o
the details Of ,his proposition, the New or'
leans Commercial Times makes the follow
ing statemeni--
: 1t appears ii has been proposed 10 con-
slrucl dozen iron steamers Of such magnl-
,ude that they will each present battery
on one ck-to use the words Of the pro-
iector-. more formidable than that Of the
Pennsylvaula ship of the lne.' The ves-
sells will have a draft of water sufficiently
small 10 admit of their crossing the bar OF
the Mississippi and pass IN and out OF eight
Southern harbors with equal facility. Their
capacity will be 5000 tons each, being 500
tons greater than that Of the Great Britain,
a, Ipiesent the greatest steamship in the
werld. They cannot be sunk by shot, are
capabIe Of carrying provisions aud water
for six months for crew OF 700men,and in
case of offensive operations being decided
on, are susceptible Of receiving each 10000
men on board.
Such fleet with the powerful armament
designed for ii, would command the Gulf
against the combined navies of the word
and would throw if necessary, 10000
men on any point-Cuba or the adjacent
foreign islands-skrl the highway of COM
municaton between ;he Atlantic Sisters Of
the Republic, and make the Gulf as much
our properly as if it were a lake within our
territory. 'rhe Valley Fleet would form
an invulnerable line Of battle for its de-
fence across the Strait of Fonda, and com
mand The rear to their place Of construction
and supplies, viz the valley Of the Mlssis-
Qippi The plan is a magnificent one, woT-
thy the great Republic; and although many
no doubt will hastily take it as the dreamy
wan lerings Of heated imagns'ion-an ar
my of 10000 men borne by fleet of IL
iron steam veSseIs-yet has il bee. SO far
proved feasible, that there is now a model
Of vessel Of this precise description at
PitsbnIg. which dares the scrutiny of the
mos, intelligent, the most enquiung, the
most soepl!ca.'
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A gentleman whose house was repairing
went one day 10 see how the job was get
ting on, and observing quantity Of nails
lying about, said TO the carpenters why
don't you take care of these naIsl they'I
certainly be lost NO. replied the car
penter, you'll find them in the bill
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no RRInGE LnUILDERS.

GtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the hou Q of Jacob Dyer, in thd town Of Cat
tawissa, by the President and Managers of the Cat
tawissa Bridge Company, until
Saturday, tie 18Th inst al 4 O'c'oCk,P ,M
for Rebuilding tho Bridge over the susquehanna
River at that place
Plans and Specifications to be seen at the house
of said Jacob Dyer.
By order ol the Board Of Directors.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
April |, 1876.
GrEditors in Susquehanna Vally an at Potts
vile, will confer a favor on Col. j. Paxton by sV-
ing the above one or two insertions in their papers
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LIFE! FIRE!!! FlRE!t!

!All that man hath will he give for his lfe,' Sc
we Ind recorded in the most ancient ard best o.
books, but as we see Thousands dying around u,
with Consumption, Group, Asthma; Bronchitis
Splitting Blood, and other Pulmonary affections
are led to doubt the correctness Of the abov,
assertions, especially stree it is SO well KNOW
tha. certain remedy may bo obtained, which al
ways arrests those diseases.
Dr. JAVNE'S EXPEGTORANT never fail
to give relief. snd cures after every other mean
have faod. This can bc sndhas proved in thous
ands ofinstances where it has effected radica
cures, aftor ihe patient had boen given uphy al
MS friends and physicians.
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A HIT.

The Piusburg Despatch notices quack
advertisements headed-'We challenge the
country and thinks it illegal TO give chal-
eUge with what may so properly be termed
'dendLY weapOns.
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NNTHEREAs, the Hon. JosgpH B. Avrucxr
Wv President Of the Court Of Oyer and For
miner aud General Jail Delivery, Court, Of QuaIer
Sessions Of the Pcace,and Court Of Commonle ell
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district
composed of tho counties of Northumberland
Union, Coumbia and Lycoming; and the ior
Samuel Qa5a and Stephen Baidy, fsouUes
Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their pr-cept bearning date the 24th day u
Aug, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forIy-Gve and 10 me directed ioi
holding
4 Court Of oyer and Tsrminer, anu Ga.
eral J0a DeliUfry, General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, Common Pisas
and Orph0a's Court
IN DANYiLLE, in the County of Columbia
on she third Monday of April hext. lbeing the
Goth iay) anl TO continue one week:
Nolce ia therefore hereby given to
the Coroner, the Justices Of the Prsce. and on
stables Of the said county of Columbia that they
be then and there in their proper persona, q, 10
o'clock in tho forenoon Of said day, with their
records nqui5itiOna and other remsmhtancCs,to do
those things which to their Offices apperlain T.
be done. And those that arc bound by Tecogni
zlnces, to prosecute Against tho prisoners tha! ae
or may hs In the Jail Of said county of Columbia,
are u be then and there to prosecute against them
Id shah he just, Jurors ara requested to be uunc
1ual 'n their attendance agreeaby 10 their notices.
Datsi NJ Danville,.the 9Th day of March. IN
| the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
| bundled and ioty-six and in the 6oth ytar
| Of the Independence of the United States
l OF America
/ IRAN DERR &,e-E
SAEnlTFs OFFICE, p4auls
/ March 70, le4G.
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AN IMPROBABLE STORY.

The Niles Republican says that when
the trial of Mcleod was pending in the
State of New York, seven ships of war at
rived al Halifax under The command of a
celebrated English Commodore, with seal"
ed orders, which were not TO be opened un-
til lie news of the termination of The trial
reached him which was carried by express,
Upon breaking the seals it was ordered that
in case Of The conviction Of Mcleod, the
fleet should surprise and destroy the Grs'
American city or village which they could
approach.
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THE WARN WEATHER

The sudden changes Of the weathar during this
season OF the year, exhibit most baneiul effect On
the human system. debilitatng and prostrating IT,
The stomach and bowels become deianged, giving
timely notice to ALL who are inclined to give atcn.
ton TO the warning voice Of nature. At such timer
Jaync's 'Carminatlvc never fails to afford imnedi
ate rcsl, checking the disease and resorng the
patient to vigorous health, Mothers cannot Lo to,
cautious with their children during this month
and the months following, and in tho earliest stage
Of this summer disease whethcr from tcelhlng, op
Iressiye heat, other causes they should 1t one
resort to this never Joiling remedy. Hundred, .
certfcstes from respectable persons in this city
arc IN possession OF the proprietor ready 70 ex
hbt to all who may desire too see lem.at his of
hce, No. South Third street. Philadelphia,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11

QUICK Trave,ii"g.- rhe whole of the
running time of the Halifax Express from
Halifax 10 Washington City, l,025 miles
was GA hours and 45 minutes including al,
detensions and delays This is The quick.
es, travelling on record The BalIImore
Sun and Ihe Washington Union, were each
furnished with lhe news exclusively by the
Halifax Express entirely in advance and
each supplied the public Of its respective
city with the s;me "a hours ahead The reg
lar mail. No Other express was ron south
of .his city: The Halifax Express sup
piled the News North, East, West ant
South, and in advance Of all compe pe.iIioas''-
Tunes,
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j. II. VANDERSLICE,
EDEN vEVNS'E0s G

wNa EGS leave TO inform the public, that
E ID he is prepared TO attend to all The oper-
alions in dentistry, such as removing
Tie TQrlar and other Eoreign Sub
stances.
From lhe teeth. rendering them clean, and
lhe gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Tile caviiies Of DccayeG Teeth
win be dressed ou. and filed with Gold
or other toll; Of the finest quality, as the
ease may require, which will generally
prevent lhelr aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and .Sump9 IF Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
viii be extracted in lhe most careful man
ner, with tha lales, aud best improved in
sIrumealg.
PorCeiiQin Teeth,
Ofhe baa, quality and latest improvement,
will be inserted on pivot, or (n connection
with Dir. Vailerchamp, with whom he is in
palernship in plate work. on Gold plate
from a single tooth to a whole sci, TO look
40 well as The natural, and warranted tt
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short,every operation belonging to b
profession, viii bs reformed IN the besi
manner. with cholsest material and al the
shortest notice He therefore hopes, BY
slrlc. attention to business, to obtain share
Of public patronage Any person or pei.
sons wishing any of the above oPetsdon'
performed ale respectfully requested It
give him cali,
n. B The public are hsrebv lrformel
Ilhat we ,he subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only 10 plate
work Us i, is more convenient for each II
attend 10 tho other branches of ihe sclenc'
len his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. Ii. VANDERSLICE.
Noun Pleasant, Nov s.h. la45--3m
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property OF Jun Us III ll0 Aduuo Ol AIS hG-
miaist, alors John barre, and Hugh MoL!laLh.
ALSO,
BY virtue an alias ,lGvaTi facias TO me directed at
the sanlo tine and place
.Hli that certain .Ressudgs and tract Of
land, situate in Niflln township. Columba county.
atolel,il, bounded as follows. Beginning at a
corner in public road; thence by land partly of
Henry Yohe, Charles Miller aud Christian Miller,
south 20 degreeswest l5+ perohes 10 corner thence
by lard Of Jacob KustenbodAr and partly Of Dan
iel Goh0; north so degrees. vest lh5 parches to q
post, thence by land of George Keclner, George
Dusher and John Gearheart south sSh de5rees,sasr
&c 1-l0 perches, south aS degrees east es perche,
north 81 degrees east 20 pe,ches, south 80 lc
groes, east 80 perches, north 70 degrees, east u
2-l0 perches to roter Gearhoarts other land
thence by the some south 20 degrees; east &c T.
i 10 perches TO the beginning containing 0. acre
l4A perches and allowances be the same more o
less; together With the heyeditaments and appurten
anCes
i Seized, taken in execution aud TO be sold Rl III
property OF Peter Cearhsrt
IRAN DERR, Sheriff
SERIFF's OFFIcr, Danyills
March, 25lh 1916
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISH MEME.

The subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in Bloomsbury, in the arcade Building, over the
store of Albright d Mengal, where they intend
carrying it OH in all its various branches, Having
had some experience in the business, they flatter
themselves that they shullbe able to do all the work
intrused to thtm in as fashionable and workman
like manner, and as expcLitiously; as can be donc
in any other shop IN the county. They, therefore,
ask share Of public patronagei at least, they wish
to be tried.
D. WILSON,
a. 4. LYELAND.
April 4, ls46-yly5o
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ANECDoTE.

Asa stiff old nobleman lay or his death
bed, bis chaplain thinking TO comfort him
said, You will be o citizen Of better coun
Try
NO never' slammered the dying man, q
am and will be nobemsn.'
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CAU TON.

All persons a!e hereby cautioned apains
purchasing certain Note of hand, given BY
ne 10 Stephen Brubsl, for The som Of twer,
ly>Iwo dollars, dated March l4'h 1915
Having received no consideration for Nh
SAID Mole. shall refuse to pay it,
MARSHAL SlLYERTuORN
April l4lh 1876
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NOTICE TO TAXABLES.

The county Commissioners hereby give
notice Ma, in accordance wilh the pro0ls-
ions of an act of the General Assembly oI
the Conn onweal,h Of PsnnnsyLvania,pa pass
ed the l5lh day Of April A. ID. 1884 IN
appeal will be held al their office in Dam
vile on Wednesday the 20lh day Of Apri
inst. whea and where you may attend i
yon ihink proper.
By Order of the Commissioners.
L. MENDENHALL, C|0k.
Commissioners office,
DanvilIe April ID ls46 s
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NOTICE,

hereby given to all persons not to purchase a
r. certain note Of hand given by the subscriber to
George Kelchner, Esq. for the sum Of seventy dol.
lars, dated on Or about the 18th of August, si5.
Having received no consideration for il shall re-
fuse to pay the same.
JOHN sTINER
Will amaburg, March 2l, lsIG.
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Upwards of 1000 IONS Of white gravel has
been taken from the Beach on Long Island.
and shipped to London; since The l5h OF
September Ii is used to beaui(y The parks
and gardens.
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girl advortises through Lowell paper
"a los, miniature, and makes some love sick
swain happy by saying that rhe purlonsr
by returning tho picture may obtain the
Orieinai.'
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YET ANOTER.

From the Susquehanna Register
Although lha public have been often i'm
posed upon by patent medicines vet occa.
sionaly really useful and beneficial medI-
cine is desplsed, neglected merely because
found in bad company am led to these
remarks by conversation with friend
few davs since. She had been afflicted for
severaI years with disease Of the heart
which had apparently brought her near the
grave one Of our mOst skllul physician.
was called who pronounced her disease in
c0reble. An advertisement Of DR.. Jayne 6
IExpecloran in the Register caught The eye
of her friends and boule Of it was immedi
alely procured at Ben,ly 81 Mtchel's il
Mantose. Before she had taken it tive
days, there was an apparent Improvement
She has not taken two bottles as YET, bu
her health has been nearly restored.
have no personal motive for recommen
ding this medicine, bat merely state lAi'
fact hoping that II may meet the eye o
some who are Iaboring under similar dis
eases that they may Likewise pAIlake Of it'
beneefs.
FRIEND TO HUMANIRY,
y, Hih
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PIG LEAD.

TheMississippi Valley is likely to sup
ply the world with pig lead. The whole
amount to be brought to market this year
will probably exceed soveny millions,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11

The State election was held in Rhode
Island on the lst inst. The law and Or
der party elected their candidate for GOvsI-
nor, Diman, over Jackson, the liberty. OF
Dcrr party candidate, by majority of l73
They have also elected a majority Of both
branches Of the Legislature.
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AN APPRENTICE,

To the Tin and Sheet Iron NGaWdc-
turing.
Business, is wanted by tho subscriber An nc
tive boy, from 5 to II years Of age will receive
gool encouragement upon immediate application
TO D. j. RICE
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which, having been selected with great care, they
can and will sell as low, if not little lower
than they be purchased elsewhere in the coun
Ity. Among their assortment may be ionhu IN
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ODIDrADIo

DlED.-ln Fairfield township, Lycom-
ing county, on me 24,h Of March ulI PETER
KINpLE, soldier OF the Revolution, aged
-S6 Vears.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons who have unsettled accounts on
IA the Books Of the subscriber, now removes
rom BloomsbWg, are hereby informed that his ac-
count books are left in the hands Of Thomas Pain
Ter, Justice of the Peace OF Bloomshurg, for set
tlemcnt and collection. Those who DO not attend
TO having their accounts settled aud puid Oh or
before the first dug Of May meet, may cEpec, to
have cost added to their respective dues, without
respect to persons.
ELIAS WERTMAN.
Bloomsburg, April 1, lsi6.--50
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"REMINISCENCES OF THE PAST,

REMINISCENCE OF TIE PAST,
We lake Ihe following form the Ameri-
can Museum of 1885,
The constitution of the United
States was made and prcpos-
ed by IL States;
RalNed in Pennsylvania by del
egales from 10 counties
Proclaimed at Philadelphia at II o'clock
On the I2h day
OF tue l2h month
In tho l2lh year
Ol American independence,
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WORMS. WORMS! WORMs!n

w pRh ,. w ORA D! w WORA NJ 81!
To remove these rouhIesome and dan
gerous inhabitants of tho stomach and bow
-ls which So often impair The health and
destroy The lives Of children, use JAYNE :
Tonic Vermluge, certain and safe prepare
alton for lht removal Of The various kinds
# Worms, DyspePeia, Sour Stomach Want
Jf Appetite, ln(anule Fever snd Asus and
Debility Of The Stomach and Bowels and
organs of Digestion. Prepared only by
Dr. D. Jayne No, 8 South Third stree,
Phiiadeiphla.
SKIN DISEASES are n(tsn owing to a
Scrolula Habit of body, and in o,der 70 ef-
feet permanent cure the original cause
must be removed.
Jayne's Life PreservsIive ono ofths mos
pleaSan, articles ever offered to ,he publi,
mas been found not only to cure Scrofult
under all lts multiplied forms Of Csnct
Kings Evil Goire While Swelling &c
but also TO remove The disposition Of ton
cency TO diseases Of that class and oil dis
eases originating from distractions 10 N
glands or pores OF the skin or from impuri
Ivy Jolhe blood or other fluids of the body
Prepared only al No 8 South Third street, Phi
adelphia
The sboveMediclne are for sale {
the store of
JOHN r. MOVER,
Bloomsbury.
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z. ARMSTRONG;.
=. HUGHES
Nov. ls45.
MARBLE YAEFD.

THE business will he continued Sy the
subscriber al the old stand; where NAV
be had NJ all times
AfrNUNENTS. TOMB TABLES,
TOME STONES, HE.3RI'ff-
JAMES, AL7N7L ES PANT
STONES, llULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to lurnis1 WINDOW CARS
and 'SiLLS. DOOR SILLS ard STEPS,
&c either Of Ma.bIe Lime or any kind OF
''one that can be procured in this vicinity.
~ Having had considerable experience
ia the business, ne pledges bis work to
We executed in as handsome style as can
1e furnished from any yard either in tie
NY or country; and on as reasonable terms
EPHRAlM ARMSTRONG
Blocmsbutg, Nov. 3, 1913. ly--29
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STOVE So
DISSOLUTION.

THE coparinerrshlp heretofore existing
under The firm Of Armstrong & Huges. in
The tone cutting business, is BY mu,ua
conseut 5s8olved
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Seized taken in execution and 10 70 sold as the
property oil Jan es Bauei; in the hands o his ai-
mlaist ators John barre, and Hugh McL!IaLh
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-11
THURsDAY MORNING, JUNE II4 I846=

avowals with regard to offices ever heard upon
the floor of Congress. He claimed the spoil,
for the victors, and told how hard he had tried
to get Offices for some Of his constituents, and
paraded his and their grievances before the
country, in that they remained here in Wash
ington until their money was all spent, got no
Office, because the President and Heads of De
partments would not turn out the Wings, and
finally, this was the unkindest cut of all he
(Mr. Sawyer had to put his hand in his pocket
and pay their expenses home Here there was
complete roar of laughter. Mr.. S, said
gentlemen might laugh, but he was not alone,
he knew number of Democrats that had to do
the same thing Renewed laughter, After
members had laughed at Mr.. Sawyer until their
sides ached, the Committee rose.
10 the House one unmportant bill was
passed, and the House adjourned.