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a PRIZES OF 10 600 and 10 prizes of $1,000
II in the splendid Susquehanna Canal Lottery, to
be drawn TO. DAY, having $500, 3O4 in prizes. Now
is the time for all who would like first rate prize to
call at the fortunate I Tze corner and make small
investment in this days magnificent scheme.
THIS DAY, July 9Th, will be drawn TIE Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class No, 2j78 Nos. Id drawn
ballots. For benefit of Susquehanna Canal.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
l prize OF $4,000 | prize OF 10000
10000 l d" 1924
TO 900 10 900 sc.
Tickets S5-shaTes IN proportion.
Certificate of a package of 26 quarters $l7.62.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos OF the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
July 7, lowest prize $9t:
45 50 81 81 II y 48 43 10 10 81 70 10
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GIVE WAY MY HEARTIEs! Three

TIVE WAY MY HEARTIES! Three
W cheers for the great prize vendors EMORY &
co. Nos. 30 45 So, the little capital of $1,000, in
package of qrs, were sent 10 Dayton, Ohio new
customer; Nos. do SO II prize of $780, in whole,
was sold to citizen; Nos II 81 7O another Of $780,
in Dr. sold to a colored man; besides several small
prizes sold to cizens-all sold in the Bel Air Lnt-
lery, cl. 81, by tt lucky pr veniers Emory Co.
DRAWS THIS DAY.
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do 10000 do. 10000
sc. Tickets S5-shares in proportion
package of 26 tickets, that contains all the Nos
in the Lottery, and can draw the highest prizes of
10000, can be had by calling on Dame Fortunes
agents, by sending line through the post office,
directed 10 Emory x Co for the small sum Of Sl7
p. s. Any person wishing tickets in the above
post office, before O'Clock, have them faithfully at
tended TO.
0I7-A great variety of Lottery Tickets in all the
Lotteries, can always be seen at the Head Quarters
of EMORY & co.
1t fri No. 2 C?alvert ST.. Ra'imSrp.
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TgyHE SECRET OF HEALTH
q IS BATHING!
Bates Patent Sliding Top SHOWER BATHS
Hip BATHS Slipper do
Leg do SpongiDg de
a., H,tf do

PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATHS; Travelling do;
Yankee do; Boston do; Force Punn do; Valve do;
Roman Seitz Baths, with Shower Bath and Force
Pump attached; Arm and Elbow Bathing Vessels;
Bathing Tubs and Troughs, FIR chldren; Bathing
Pans; Patent Flora Baths; Shower Baths, to hold
from l to 90 gallons; Bath Tubs, with and without
patent heaters aud showers attached; vapor and Me-
dcated Bath Apparatus; Bathing Caps, &c., making
decidedly the mos; ertensipe assortment of BATHS
to be had in the United States. They are to be seen
on the second floor of our Warehouse, No. 10 BAL
TIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the Centre Mar
ket {83-A number of the above Baths are patent
ed, and are to be had only of us.
jy8 JAMES CORTLAN & SON.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rno
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacifc-The bal
st. Joseph being unavoidaby detained her letter b;
will remain open at the Exchange Reading Room d.
ring the present week.
For Rio de Jaueiro Barque Hebe, few days.
For River La Plate-Barque Clntenia, Wrig
soon.
For Falmouth, Jam,-Blig Mary Ann few DAYS
For Kingston, Jam,--Brig arabian, few DAYS
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GRAND TRIP ON TOMORROW, (Thurs-
day. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, by MOON
LIGHT, with INDEPENDENT Blues FULL
BAND, under the charge of Prot. HOLLAND; also,
splendid display of FIRE WORKS on the ANNA
POLLS WHARF, prepared by the ARTIST OF
BALTIMORE GARDENS.
IsfRAnas@ - The eommodious Steamer CO.
lM~lszhxEH LUmBUS will leave Light ST. wifi.
t.SH& 55t2isti at 81 O'Clock pr csey, on THURS
= zAaasazzz@DAY AFTERNOON, 9th inst, and
County wharf at o'clock, for Annapolis, with the
BLUES FULL BAND, together with COTILLION
MUSIC. During the trip, Grand CONCERT will
be given consisting in part of the following Music:
Geonora Quickstep.
Banner Song from ''Il Puranii"
Cavalina from ola Norma"
Selections from "Bohemidn Girl"
Quick-step from ola File du Regiment "
Including the celebrated
Tornado Quckstep, &c. SC. &c.
After remaining at Annapolis until night, the pas
sengers will embark on board the Boat and move off
about 100 yards, when from the wharf grand dis
play Of FIRE WORKS will be given on shore, con-
sisng of Vertical Wheels &c. of superb silver, gold
and crimson fires, Rockets of purple and serpentine
fires, sc. After which, the Boat will proceed on a
GRAND MOONLIGHT TRIP up the Bay and River
home. Those who have charge of this trip are de-
termined TO make it the Grand Trip of the season.
Confectionery and Ices on board in abundance
0I3- Tickets for the entire trip only so cts. each
to be had at the Clipper and Sun Offices and at No.
l. light street wharf, jv82
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CANADA AND THE CORN Law. The proba-
BILE passage of the Corn Law Bill in England is
producing the greatest excitement in Canada
An address to Her Majesty from the Commons
of Canada, which is published in the English
papers, contains an implied threat of revolu-
ton if the bill should pass. Mr. Gladstone, in
acknowledging the receipt oft, uses the fol-
lowing remarkable language:
1t would indeed be source of the greatest
pain to Her MajestY's government, if they
could share in the impression, that the connec-
ton between this country and Canada derived
its vitality from no other source than from the
exchange of commercial preferences. If it
were SO, it might appear to be relation con-
sisting IN tue exchange, not of benefits, but OF
burdens; if it were so, IL ,uOltd suggest The idea
that the connection itself had reached or ,UaS about
10 reach, The legitimate term Of It's existence But
Her Majesty's government still augur for it a
long duration, founded upon a larger and fir
mer bass-upon protection rendered from the
one side, and allegiance freely and Loyalty Ie-
turned f ON the other-upon common tradi-
tons ofthe past, and hopes of the future-upon
resemblances in origin, in laws and in manners
in what inwardly binds men and commune
ties of men together, as we'll as in the close as
ISOLATION of those material. interests which, as
Her Maiesty's Government are convinced, are
destined not to recede but advance, not to be
severed, but to be more closely and BEAUTIFULLY
united under the quckening influence of in
creased commercial freedom.
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ATTEMPT TO KILL T. F. MARSHALL. The
Louisville Courier, says:-"Capt. Thomas F
Marshall made a very narrow escape with his
life on Monday evening last. Several volun-
teLrs with whom he had difficulty, drew their
pistols, and pointed them full at his breast;
three pulled triggers, and strange as fortunate
the caps on all exploded without dIscharging
the deadly contents with which their pistols
were charged. 1t is probable the heavy rain
of that evening, to which the volunteers were
exposed, dampened the powder and thus pre-
vented an explosion. To this fact was he in
debted for his life. The offending volunteers
were promptly placed under arrest.
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= w II - u T n " N II II y
N w. CORNER LEXINGTON AND CouRTLAND STREETS
N5- BOARD furnished by the day, week or month
jel9.3m
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

~ufacture them fast enough to supply the ~increas-
ing demand, DR.. Bragg further states thaiit 10
his intention to extend and Increase his manufac-
tory until he can furnish the southern and ives.
States with ar ample supply o this celebrated
Pill.
A.G. Bragg
Sworn 10, and subscribed before me, this 9Th
day Of June, A. ID. 1886. +. u. CAMDEN.
Mayor of the city Of st. Louis.
B=For Sale at the following places:
Campbell & Watts, Bowling-Green,
f. s. d. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Alem, Frankfort,
John L Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Parker s. Mclean, Paynesville,
S o Minor, Prairieville,
Thomas NJ Carroll, Rails comfy,
Hays s Hampton, New London
r. Cochran, Auburn, Lincoln county.
Britton & Voolfolk, Troy, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
List OF Letters

ID EMhINING in the Post Office 1t Lnli>i.
sl aur. Mo, NJ the 1t i.y Of O,!rhcr. l%l6
which il moi taken ont within three mon;lI<. WIlI
he sent TO the General Post Office as dead let
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
Fall Stock
zoe ACKAGES
Gf:he best selected, and most fashionable
Fall Goods just received
He. HIOCk S CO.,
WATER ST., LOUISIANA, MO,

-
Sy Z beg leave to inform our friends and
w customers that VIC lave nov IN our STORE
a very extensive stock CT GOOD>, when
cannot fail to please all as regards price
lst1ic and G~rality. We respectfully sn!icit
Their attention to t,rc following, comprising
! a portion of our stock:
1000 yards 3, 4, and 8 quarter brown Do
500 yards 3 1 and 5 quartcrb ieacheded Do
mcStics,
100 pieces Prints. from 9 to rs cents per
ward.
10 pieces Furniture Prints.
Is pieces assorted Alpaca Lustrrs,
Scotch, French and American Ginghams;
cashmere Robes and CaSlImclcs oil SPLEEN
did styles and all qualities;
Plain and fancy Silks,
Muslin Dclanes at % cents per yard;
Plaid Flancls for children;
French aud English Marine;
Plaid LinscyS;
Red and white Fiannc!s;
Blue and black Cloths;
Plain and fancy Ca>s.ncres;
Plain and fancy CassiEets;
Kentucky Jeans;
Satin, Silk and worsted Sestings;
Embroidered and plain Cashmere Shawis;
Honey comb slta wis; Blanket and Neit
Shawl<; Lephyt Shawls;
10 pieces heavy Oznaburgs;
3 pieces heavy TickingS;
l bale Batting;
Whitney Blankets, 8 quarters;
Green an h'u. E,at Blankets
Gloves of III kinds;
Hoiscry Of al description;
Boots, Sao"s, Hats, Caps, Comforts, and
may other articles too numerous f"
mention.
Also
a good stock orFam;ly Groceries, Hard
ware, QnncuSware and Tinwarc
All OF which We pledge ourselves to >ciI
as !ow as any other establishment this side
ofSt. Ions. All We ask is a call, and We
will try and do the balance.
II. f. BLOCK s. CO.,
Louisiana, Mo-, Oct. ;, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
Land fOl. Sale

? + Tne Subscriber wishes to srii his Farm. con-
3 si>ting of 220 acres OF choice lnI, lynn,
about 5 miles from L1ai,ialu, imme i .:"ly on
The "a un rod lcriiLg from Lr1i>iarrl 10 / iris.
.1ilrr. are more than onr lui. irrl s,r.S wei
enclosed AMI in Il fine Stat. al CIltic;'inn. ~
with there i I gorl Orc!l"r! Of 100 lr.rin.
trees, AMI there il a!So i ~iir>.T.Ie ina NV 81
II acres. The whole Il. ok is rcm ,rk. Diy wei
X tered, at'nr ling IN abundance o.. water 10,
Ntori. AMI aIl farming purposes. Besides a cnoa
dwelling house, t.Irre ar@ also Il nlnI or u ii.si
rate OFT hpt>.>, consisting 81 i Et-l.ca, Meat
',ni>", Bum, St'ri' Sc, E;r., | wi!l 81, L.. H.
IN: mnrc, rtr>rmiHr t''at those who wi<', I.
purchaser will vicw the premises 70. th,,n>r!vs.
JAMES BEN%ISG.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
BLOW CHAPMAN! BL0w!!
Fall and Winter
CEOfEaSaegg

NWE have Just received, and have no" on
w hand the lar-">t. best most fashionable
md cheapest lot Of clothing ever offered Tor sac
in Pike county. We have selected our articles
with care, and purchase! tlen ior cash. hence
we can hot oniHy ;.Ior.!, but are determined TO
sell them cheaper than they can he sold at any
other house i'll town.
Our stock consists OF garments of nearly rv-
cry description and size. Persons wanting eth
err a coat, pants, vcst, shirt or any thing cl>ein
our line can be suited 10 Il nicely ut our esta1-
iislmcn'. =.
We sill keep at olr old stand, No II, opposite
the Mis- ;>>i2yi Bank. We have NO "fiSli-
TRAP, but we have a ho"h and line which VIC
throw out haitcd with LOW PRICES, and we
have caught a few Of the sinners in that way.
Or clothing is Of good material and we war
rant The IN .ki.l,. Lit orr lri'nl, ami everyboiy
irl<e c.H, examine and be convinced that tins Is
Ithe place to %colnet0.
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
No, II, Water street, Louisiana, Mo.
October 26, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
No. 800. No. 100.
I1fMENSE SAES!
OF
Fall and Winter Clothing
ARRIVAL OF TIE LnYiATuAN
STUCk!
q - o. 1RvUS

{. E T.LEWES.
+N1. 10 lain Street, Corner q Green; SAINT
LOUIS, SO,
One door South cftllc Virginia Hotel.
nEtn READ!
Ey i.tc afrr,.. weLava recrirri
OVER SIX HUNDRED ZONES
- Cur Immense Stock OF Fall and Winter Cicth-
.In-s. We snail Continue 10 receive additional
supplies by every boat throughout the Fall, which
VIZ! keep nUr :sSor! nrI.i Il Ill times
:. FULL AND COMPLETE.
We srenpw prepare! w!th TIE largest stock Of
.C!o:Iing in ttt United States To furnish
WESTERN AiE3CHSETS.
Farmers tItiZr:ss :r't Sti.ng'rs wiz! L wel
ga !e art:r,', AZ aU:o % rer eei;, les: t:-;!. c-n
De hal in n: "i:i:. CO: Germ, i'll
Gi:E MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Vie h,cc pIsc!.asc! lbs Fail, since tie pas-
.S1g" oitl.: Ne; til L-w, OFT Tremendous
u. M..c.i.!s !-r
CASH ONLY
;rcnl, 1-si.35 Pas tyU'. logcr ;,lan :hsse
.C!I'hrrS wis .'.:iuIs - ct t.:,Ir C~.U,!.irr
here n isiy -5,il ! ts.rir .M-t=r!-!s in Aprl
liz. M! 49,, Oh
ALONG CRrDIT
u. :.:c s.2,'..:. il ."c >s.2>ar us. 2gs:, al
-" S.t.yr, TIT. ~I-.u':. :r:ay Gcst, anG Tie
-:::.ic .rTy i
Wr,T"%H VOLUNTEERS,
,,,i % ;a:,.. III / :. at. winter 10
CLDGEE TIL HE,T.
We have mL!c set ",.it.,:> 10 CIR Ware
I..t>e nos tie l@-oost il tie west. Fifty
~>ua"ir9a M~:,GCw, -. IL. Tie
hF.>T i.I.i.fT
ia the ..tv i|r c;>:.r:ci> 10 .Naa::.e @Jn,,s. TIE
1--WE -: visitors ..3,i!,,r." t.! 'git, Ior we Know
.pur civ,.ln, Viii LAS -, IL ..i::. oh.
LE"I>' FACTORY
is Oh" Il .rc largest .i4ii..i..5s III Nrw York CITY,
Ihr.' ti'ls.a.. i.i'',s "fe csn>tAni:! c~!npioyed
b. t..i> ",->.:a.
I'll: CUTTING DrpARTMENT
is cu.rus;.'! - ,nen Oil Acknowledged >k;il sui
a,iity. Ai.r-:- tn. u>c-! III tbs csilLii.h-
..."n' .~ryiy.S :;:,c;
FROM THE ORIGINAL T-AB3!CATORS.
Lewis Y ii:.i'r! va hive l:rca cr.slcci in
his 3.l>in";>: .r tIc !.,L - yr:rs--are Tie uirec-
tors il tbs
EXTENSIVE FACTOTY.
Tie prc;r;,;rr> - NJ. 100 possess at tbs time
"Ncla>i,e ..va:ti- : LOT Going Il very large busi-
nrss. The Il. Wig AZ: & rvw oI th,ir airan-
t"CrS
VAST RE:tTECES!
SP.NCinE IREIIISTS:!
It;NEN%E SrGCK.!.
CNHREIEDE\TED VARIETY!!t
the practical nov ie 'gc, the experience and The
m.'>t ample m"-n< 10 carry ont totlIe fullest pcs
silly extent a business ot such
IMMENSE MAGNITUDE.
Merchants who inrc'A !ay:ag rely male
Clothing liI;< FaiI wiil certainly &c consulting
t.:cir interest l. wishing
No. 10
Cur st1"s - f~,i :.s< been got up expressly
ia Wc';.-u IrH.c. We adhere strictly 10 the
one ':"' system. We have agreeable attendants
WI" ~iii wait upon crI,trncrs With pleasure, and
nan.t " lov r<: i.;,ch
1t is ~. u. =: e - ..,i clothing at No. 100.
Corner "f Main \ Green Street.
No. i"0. G.. s I. LEWIS,
81 Louis, September 9th: 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

irrS.
l)r Barnett, dentist
'Clras BenninS
Clin:.
Marcus Drayfns
Hrs Itrcca Grant
J lI.,lrick
Ciri>ti.r !.orr,2
Rev C.N.Cnrnen
George Owens
Hell S!Iln.n kcr
Holm $ Thompson
VI. Trh.i
J;r:.r> Williams
4 W..itrcy,2
John Warm>!ey
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
Saddicry.

Saddles, single and double refined Brides
Brides, Meaningless, Horse Collars, JUS
cceiyed and Tor sale low ty
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
CatIs Before TIE MAYOR.
'SrhTE o. MGss"uuI.l
City Of 81. Louis. (

'Sr,TE o. MlssounI.)
City of 81. Loris. (
DncroR y. e.. BRAGG, being Ivy nc duly
sworn, dcPosrs and say, tia his Sugar Coated
Pills, now so generally known and sncHtcn>ive-
Il, used throughout the Southern and western
States, donot contain one particle of mineral ol
amy kind, as has been enormously stated. lie
further ) atcS that he is At this time ma nul:rciur-
ing and putting uP, ready for market. from - To
COCO boxes ii these per week, Mi thai the Or
Idcrs and call from E MS and others Tor thcs
Pills, have become 50 numrrnrs, cgCn at this
healthy season of the year, that some applica-
lions are necessarily delayed from tel to twelve
days. on occount Of dcronent's inability to man.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

James Rrnnty
Martin II B"rry
J y : Douglass
II Ellison
Isaac lilies
Tlo> L La!d =
John .Man>ci!,
NJ t:,i;as Pitzer
Rev Geo Rice
M Tl:omp>on
JOHN i Sirars
II Thornton
Free, rick Weld
ii II Voolfolk
David :.t>on
+. B. CARROLL, p. NJ.
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fed, and whose integrity is not denisl
even by his most decided opponents.
l3' Reso'ged, That we recognize an
essential doctrine Of Democracy, and as
one OF Ike many and important benefits
cooieIed by the liberal spirit Of our In
'ululIon', That The radiant llghl of Free
Tom from Our soil shall continue to cast
us CLEAN OF joy upon The oppressed Of
all nations; that our country will be a,
heretofore, common vantage ground
where the emigranl from foreign soil
shall be welcomed, protected and cher
shed with that heai iieIlhospilaily. whi2i
should ever characterize the spirit of
and christian charity. .2nc
we therefore cordially respond to The
sentiment unanimously adopted by the
Democratic Naliona Convection, tina
every attempt to abridge the privileges o
5ecom1 citizens and the owners Of sol
among US, ought 10 be resisted with the
same spirit which swept thealion and so
.dItion laws from our book.
IA ReSoiOed, Tha, The conduct o
onr Canal Board has shown an econom.
Ical, careful and efficient spirit, and they
are entitled 10 oar highest consideration
and confidence.
Is. ResoieUd, That the thanks Of this
ConVenton are due, and are hereby ten
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william B Foster Jr' having received
mJouly OF all the votes was declared dol
Nominated, and the Convention aJiournc
until o'clock p NJ
Upon the reassemblioc Of ,bcC,oy.n,i,,
Ihe Como;,,so ~ ro.o,',;,,.., ,,.N, ,'''
oh.i.a,.n mpt ' ''''"''' '"'o"s' "''
ao',,I1'5 =, ''o''s' reported '"o '"'Io"
"s |"''" were unanimously adopted
Whereas in accordance with the wei
established .1 :, g'asss Of the Democratic
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On the 9Th instant, Mr., Matthias from
the Committee on Pensions, introduced in
to 'heflouse olRepresenIaives of lhisSGale,
bill for the relief Of Eve Cary, of West.
moreland county.
The claim of The old lady for a pension,
possesses unusual interest. 1t appears that
during a tremendous attack made uponIIan"
nohsoEn fort, in Westmoreland county, by
large party of Indians, British and Tories
Eve Cary distinguished herself by exlraor.
dinary bravery.
The garrison were frightened and about
TO yield; but Eve declared they s&oud not
giUe up. She inspired the men with cour-
age and the women with forliude, and as
sisted in loading the guns, made bullets for
the men and by her active exerlons con.
i!lbnled largely II successfully resisting the
murderous assault by which many were
saved from a horrible butchery Ewes ia.
thor and two brothers had been killed by
the Indiana ouIy few days before the at.
tack on Rannahstown fort Her conduct
throughout cbowed hat she possessed The
most indomilabo courage-a quality by no
means rare among he women of Revolu>
soDary times. Eve Is now old, inGrm andI
poor, aud the Committee on Pensions have
acted most commerdabIy in reporting bill
for hor relief.
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William R. rlester. ir.

This gentleman having been regularly
pat in nomination for tho office of Canal
Commissioner, by the Democratic State
Convention, II becomes the duty Of every
Democrat to support him zeaously, and
leave no convenient and honorable means
uauied TO secure his election. The Office
Of Canal Commissioner is one Of great re-
sponsibillv, aud the State is vi;ally inter
esled in having II wouhly filled, Mr. I'os-
ter is, probably, more thoroughly acquaini-
ed Than any ether man in The State, with
our internal improvement system, by his
long experience as an Engineer and Con
missioner, and this is powerful recon-
mendalon in his favor Besides this, he is
known TO be thoroughly honest. In the
Convention aud out o. it, the friends Of 9th
er candidates have unhesiIatngly conceed-
ed his ability and integrity The Office OF
Commissioned is not lucrative, and can
dida,o for it cannot therefore have private
interest very heavily at stake. II ought 10
be rather subject Of congraIuIasion to the
taxpayers Of the Commonwealth that they
can secure The services OF such citizen in
conducting our mighty internal Improve
menI system, than 10 the nominee himself
Under such circumstances a cam
ddalo able, experienced and honest pre-
seniGd for our sua'rages, we bespcak for him
the usual majority of one thousand si'
Hundred in ltue Columbia. If it should
exceed that few hundreds, il would be no
subject of establishment or regret.
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We learn from tue Harrisburg Re2one,
o! Tuesday agI,IA4. ,ae steam boiler attached
TO the power press in Iho Office Of the Do
mocratic Union, exploded ,ho day previous
injuring tie wall Of The buiIding-throwing
several forms and cases 0. type into pi--
aud severely iniaring though cot dangerous
ly several Of the workman in the ofIce
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~" We would be much obliged to any
one Of cur subscribers Nho can furnish Us
with a copy Of the Columbia Democrat,
dated January 4,h, lsi5. Thal number Of
on, paper is wanted and is missing
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.

For Columbia county take place on Fri.
day next The election Gor Bloom town.
ship will be held at the house Of Robcr,
HogenJuch in LightsreeI.
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By the proceedings OF the Canal Com
missioners Convention in another column,
il will be seen that WILLIAM B. FOS.
TER, jr. isre.nOminated for the support O
-J.a, 70 lemQGEac.y Of the Stale at The next fai
was given by one of the ablesl Convention.
that ever sa, in Pennsylvania. Mr. Foster.
ability and integrity are unquesIionable, and
we trust to see him receive very large
vote in Columbia County.