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Gar0mare, &l.

FURNISHING HARDWARE, Wooden Willow Willow,
and Tin Wharf.-The subscribers tsuccessors 10 White
NOR. Toney) intend pcg hand Of the largest
a most of house furnishing articles
10 be found Ia the United S,stes.
Having very large capital command, they are
pr pared take every advantage Of The marke. which,
eier with the fact that they either import manufacture
large portion their stock r-Dders them able 10 offer
such Inducements purchasers viii make 20 their In
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Their stock will be found all times very complete EN-
brscing everything in their line for
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,,,
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Reference n. w. Taylor Fac. Governor eey- York 40.
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RNICKERBOCKER'S PROPHECY

KNICNERBOCKLR7S PkOFHECY
EULFILLEO,-"tiso our belief tat Ten thousand copies
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IKnickerbock.r Magazine September, 1915.
Tenth Edion-.iust Published-Dowiing's History OF
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Cheever's Lectures the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
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THE "ROAD TO WEALTH"
SMALL PAMPHLET, showing the reason why for
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gratis of the duly authorized agent V B. PALMER, al his
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency in the Tribune
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Trial Of wyatt for Murder.

To Rev CHANDLER ROBBINS. {Commit,ee.
and Rev E s GANSETT, ID.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-26
SheriRsales Sheriff Sale

HBY virtue ola tostatum vend' ex, TO me direct
y Cd will be exposed public sale at the Cour
House ia Ddnyo, on
TRursday the l4M day Of january neri
at o'cl ok, p, NJ the following property, to wit
ALL the right, title and iutorss,of tho heirs Of
Herry Hesz, deceased, in a certain tract Of
laud situate m Fisbinpcreck township, Columbia
county, containing 1000 acres more Or Iess,uuout
200 acres Of which is cleared lad, bounded by
lands OF Samnel Creyng, Jacob Wenntr, Michael
Yaple, Daniel $ ucker, Elias MclIenry and Others
wheyeon are erected cigh'ccn Log Houscf and
eight barns; with the aPpuuenarces; known as the
Neidman land
seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of Aaron Hawkins, sen.
BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sheriff
Snrnlpr's OrurE DanviIIc; Dec, 25 $40
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GRAND JURORS,

For Januny Term lS47,
Briercreok-Enos Adams, Nathan SecIy
Ccnlrc--Paul Xaner
Dery-Andrew B, Cummings
William Roarhach
Fishlngcreek-W William Park, John Lazarus, Hi
ram K. Kline
Greenwood William Eyer William Nathers
Hemiock--Jamcs Roat
Mahoning- Chales Conner, ThomoS Clark
Madison -- William Mosccr Daniel Roat
MilIim Charles Woykheser
Main Jacob Gearhcar
Montour- James Woodsides, John Richards
Orange-Samur Bclz
Roadugcreck Icfcrson Wintcrstcen
ougahoal--Peter Hess, John II. Davis, Thomo
Mendenhal
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rRAVERS JURY

Second ,cssk --Jaauary Term IaI7
8rerrrcek. Jacob Ridcr Henry DcD,u.I, M
Jackson. Archibald Henry
Bloom. Casper Kres,lrr. lieorGo John
Centre. Jacob Hess. William hcchncr, I'ser
Pohe, Lew A II IIchis,n
L Cartawissa. lsaOc : Monroe
Fshlngcrcck- David Auccnbsct, Mckinney
BucklIow
Greenwood. Isaac Evans Isaac Ikeer, PHILIP
Reese
Hqm!ork William Cox, David Smith, Isaac
Ledy
Iackson. Daniel F M, Robert Edgar
Liberty. Joseph Dean, Joseph Ker
'Madis"n. Abraham Broad, 4 abraham Barton
lMshonins. Charles C. Badly, Philip slider, &
B. Brown
Mflp. Amos HerIocker
Orange William White
Roa.incrpek Judah Chedngtou, George Fo'ter
nlaa
Fuurlot. John McHsnry Elias Bgilas
iNa eg. Dad MaIwel. lanes Curry
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prrt shall no, be confirmed unless lho same
shall be paid first by lhe petitioners.
Pamphlet Lars Isi5 page 52-S
And then, by the lOh Section Of at
Act p, ssed l0lh Apul 1916, the foregoing
act is extended to ,he county OF ColInbla,
as loicws;--
SEcrI,N 10 That the provisions OF IN
FIRST; second, third aud Iounh Secuon ol az
act, emitted An Act relative to public roads
in certain counties therein named, passed
the 2i,h day FEBRUARY, A d. ls45, be and
they are hereby extended ~ the county Of
COumbp.
Pamphlet Lars 1916, page 2Ss.
The duies of Viewers under the Gorego'
ing law ato clearly pointed OUT, and may be
easily understood.
NoTIcG. Under 2l Sect act Of lS45, any
one or all the viewers shall give the public
notice therein mentioned, in The following
cases:
L.ll o,ses or ,ic,, If . nuJEc or
ryj,,otc rnad
,. In all cases Of RcUiev of public
ro,d
And ,he WAIVERS or reviewers, as the case
may b., should Sc forth in their report 10
the Cant, tina, sneb nouce was given in
c,ses where !, is necessary
Rrrr,srs These are only 10 be procur.
oil in case of pvbTc road, by pie,Oers to
law ont sucb public road if they report IN il,
C,vor or bv repie,gsrs in case they Ippor,
in favor or chanUg Of l0ca,ion in the road
,bov were ao,ointed ,o review The Re.
lo.ses sbo,ld no ,,19cy scoI and in favor Of
tho co,r,y
D.,.o,, T., inn uages The view
orc or rev,ewe,s I'VE sunnose. are so take
;,,o ooo.;de,,,io, the advan,aoes derived
r,om socb ro,d passino through the land
nj the re,son CLAIMING damages, ns provided
BY Oh. Sect. act of 10 June 1896 relating
"a ro,d. hiohwavs and budoes. And dam.
ro,o ara ,o bo .lIowed m, (or ,he soil itself
bn,oJy ,i,b, NJ oassaoe over !, nv the
rrbr;e Il is the dutv ol ,he viewers or re,
viswe,s 10 take into consideration as well
ro ,ossib;Ii,v of ,be road ,eyer,ino back IT,
the nron,ie,o, Of The sod by beibg vacated
q, some (o,ure dsv, as the rgh,s left 10 him
unaor and over the HIGHWAY in su5seryience
=, ,Lo o,,,rio c.ss,ro. and olso ,be sdy.n.
,,,es Je,ived no the nv nor trom the road
,ss.ire ,b,ouOh ri, premises which in
soo,o ios,o,ce. m.tes the r.sidue more
,ln.hro,h.o ina yboIe was berors and in
oos, c,ses oivss increased valoe to the re.
m,;rder In some instances howeyer, the
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NO2iCE

nTR friends no doubt are aware that We
q y require money to carry on our business We
therefore take this method Of informing them thai
wc are now engaged in making up balances on
books. We expect all those knowing themselves
indebted to Us on NOTE, BOND or BOOK AC'
ICOUNT. of more than one years standing, vii
call between this aud the fist Of February mex
and settle the same without any harder talk from
Ius, VIM. McKElNY q Co.
Dec. u.
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,

TBNO all legatccs, creditors al d other pc SONS in
lcrcstcd in the estates Of the respe ctlvc dc'c
dcnIs and minors that the adm inisratl0n ant guar
dian accounts Of the said eslates have been filed
in the office oi the Register Of the county Of Co.
lumbia, and will re presented for confrmutlon
and allowance to the OPhanIs Court to be held
at Dan>iLlc; in and for tae county aforesaid ON
"Wednesday the goth day Of January, next, at
o'clock, PM.
The account Of Samuel Greasy Admnstra-
tor otthe estate Of Henry Greasy, late Of MI!iln
township deceased.
= rhe account of John BeaIcr, Administrator
fthc estate of S.ibrahan1 Bc4er late OF Fishing
creek township deceased,
3 The account of Thomas MendenhaII, Exec
utor of ihc last will and testament Of John Smith
late Of Sugaroaf township, deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register
Register Office,
DanwIlr, Dee. l8, 1916.
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CoLrs, CouGHs, CoNsUMPrION, &c.--.lt should
bcremembcred that congh is always an evidence
that some impurity islodgoI in the lungs, which if
not speedily removed will 50 irrtlte those delicate
organs as to produce inflammation OF the ung', a
disease which we all know is the high road to con.
sumption.
W,ighf8 Iad'U IegeiaJie Pills are safe easy
and certain cure for colds and coughs because they
carry of by the stomach and bowels those motbId
humors which if deposited upon the lungs are the
cause of the above ImgcruuS complaints. sin.
gle twenty-five cent box of said Indian EcgelaLl,
Pills is generally sufficient to make perfect cure
of the most obstinate cold; and at the same lime the
digestion is improved and the blood SO completely
purified that new life and yig0ur are given to the
whole frame.
BEwAnE or CoCyrEHFEITs..'Thc public an
cautioned against the many spurious medicine"
which r order TO deceive ave called by names sim
ilarto WghIs Indian vegetable Pills
7he only originaI and genuine hdim
Vcgeiabis Pills haze the signature q
Vim Wright WriHH WH Il pen on M
top labe! Of Each bon. 70 cOuateTci
This is forgery and all others .0houid b
Shunned as poison.
Offices devoted cycIusivelyto to the sale Of Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, lG
Race s. eel PhiIa phia; 23S Greenwich Stree
New York; and 90 fremont Street, Boston
Agent for Bloonsburg, George Weaver, for 9th
er agents see advertisements in another column
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MACK EREE4.

A few Barrels Of FIST rate No. 2 MackercI q
"A SIS per Barrel Or $S1 25 ior half Barrel"
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODE CE lakenir
exchange for goods al the New Cash Sore by
J II BARTON & Go;
Dec 10
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BUTTER.

Quantity of FRESH BUTTER a
"a ,cers Der pound, by the roll; to be had at the
-''" '''' J. Il. BARTON & Go.
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HOndoy the Ish dag Of Jaoumy, neri,
al O'Clock, ?. NJ the following property, to wit y
An lllb,rgl, uue a,d m.,rS Il Ellis.
Hughes in two certain lots Of glouud situate in,
DauNlie, Columbia county. containing two town
lots, bounded in huul By Pine s.cct, on he east
hy Factory slroel, ou 'he south by an alley and on
west by lot in possession Of RaNm hcColIiseL
vheleOn is erected 'lJmu house uuJ stable, with.
the appcrlcuances.
Seized taken in execution aud 10 bo sold as the
property oI El,s iushrs.
ALSO 80
certain lot Of ground situate in the borough
"a Of Berwick, Columbia Couny conninlag|
one cigh Of au acre mole or less, bounded IN rJnI
by front street adjonng lot Of ---- suit andI
John Snyder, whereon is erected frame dwclimgI
house add frame st ,blc with the apPuuenances.
Sez I'd taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property VI Silus y. Craig
Also
A III the right, title and interest of the defend
"a ant in asccran uact Of land silua IA Nam
township, Columbia county, containing DO acIes
more or less, bounded by lands OF Henry MlIIeLI
Joseph Moslcller and others, whcreon Is erected a.
Lug House and log Barn with the aPpurtcnan.
Ces,
Seized taken in execution and to be sold rs 10
property Of CalAarlne b BJwman.
Also
A certain lot of ground situate in Madison towu-
ship CuumDii county containing i5 acres more
~ Less bounded by lands Of Elisha Smith deceased
and Ann Smith; whereon is erected atanc house
and frame barn with the appurcnlnccs.
Also. One other Lot ol ground as otorcsoio;I
containing 35 acres more or less hounGcd by lands
of John Der; Ann smith; john =. Ewes and
Elisha smith deceased.
Seized and taken 10 execution ana to be sold aS
the property Of Hugh smith
Also
A certain tract OF piece of land situate in
SuglrOaf township Columbia County
containing 81 acres more OF less, about 4OI
acres OF which is cleared land bounded BY
lands of Samuel ShuIz James Masher and
others,
Seized and Iaken in execution and 10 bel
sold as Ihe property Of Peer LuogeE with
nouce 10 Brj4nin Hess Ierfe IenlnL
ALSO
Five lots of ground IN IIolls addition Of
,he town of DanylIe in CoIumblaGounJ :
one VI them situate in Mil ana Washing"
ton slreels-and extending from Mllt street.
l30leeWo a | 5IeeI aIey-0ne other stu on
Vii street on the south ST Ie Of The lbo'r
described lot and adjoining the same eX,eod
Ii iIg back l50 feet to lne aforesaid alley
on o,her lot situate on MI street. aforesaid
.,(; ,tninn tho int hrsrrlhgd and Int OF
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lLTEST ADG1VAL1.

- -
yMNHE subscribers wish to inform their friend
and customers generally, that they have just
received and arc uow opening aspeodld assortment
of
rail- AND WINTER GOODS,
Such as superfae Hench, English ana
American cloths and CassimersS tan
en- Caosimeres, SatinettS, silk UeIVe'.
sa'ia and fancy Uestings, Dress so0d"
in Umje,y, such as cnshme,es cashme
reHs Grape de ioiaes, muslin de 'aines
giagh0ms, cuiicoeS, &c. wOoi hOods,
aoooien comforis, sUspeaders. EIoUts
hosiely, stocks bosom', handEcrch'0S.
Mrfads, tapes,
and general assortment Of notions, 10 fact gen
eral assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, HOELOW H,HRE CE-
mar U.4RE, QiEENN-
UHRE &c Sc.
and all other articles usually kept in country tores
all which they have purchased with great care and
on the hest terms ard are anxious to exchange io'
cash or county produce at very low prices
HlFLEl * MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, Oct, ID.
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A HOUSE AND 3 TOWN LOTS
FOR SHLE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale his town
property. sLuate on Main street Blooms
burg (ilopkins addnioo) There are three
town lots, OF 50 ierl front each adjoining
upon one is a FRAME HOUSE and sta
bic, and good well o. water, near 'ht
door. The whole wllI be sold together Of
separately to suit pnrcharcrs; upon reasona
bic terms.
JOSEPH BROWN.
johannesburg, December 5, 1916.
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Sleighing is good and business brisI
in Bloomsbury.
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AISO

A certain 10. Of ground situate in Genre
iownship, Columbia County, containing
one third Of an acre, more or less bounGrd
nv It's Of Jesse KitkendalI, JOHN knorr,
Sarah Buck,Iew, aui the Lock oI
Sciz d taken N eX,CulIon and 10 be s'I ID
as lhe properly OF Pele' S1rglueC,
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u ovlIIc D. 25 l8IG.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-06
PUBLIC MEETING,

A large and highly respectable meeting Of
the citizens of the town of Wilmington, was
held pursuant to previous notice and adjourn
ment, in the Masonic Hall, on Friday evening.
Oct 3Oth
On motion of the Hon. E. B. DUDLEY, DR..
JOHN HILL was called to the Chair, and Ed
WARD CANTwELL appointed Secretary.
The Committee appointed at previous meet
ing OF the citizens, to inquire and report upon
the form of charter most available for the pro-
posed Rail Road, submitted the following
REPORT:
The Committee to whom was referred the
subject of a charter, for the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road, respectfully report
that after mature reflection. they are of opin-
ION that the interests of all concerned would
be best promoted by securing for the proposed
Company Joint Charter, from the Legisla-
lures OF North and South Carolina; they would
therefore recommend to the meeting the pas
sage of the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Executive Committee be
instructed TO procure Joint Charter from the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-06
CHAP. lO9.-AN ACT

To establish ar additional land district in Iowa
ISEc. IL Be ;tenocfed by the Senate end House
of Representatives Of the United States of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled, That, for the sale OF
public lands in the Territory of Iowa, an addition
al land district is hereby created comprising all
the lands lying between the line dividing town.
shios seventy Live and seventy-six north, and the
line dividing townships eighty-lhree and eighty
tour north, which shall be called the Iowa dis
trict.
Sac. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That the
President be, and he is hereby, authorized to ap-
point, BY and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, register and receiver of the public mo-
news for the said district who shall respectively be
required to reside at the site of said Office and who
shall have the same powers, perform the same du-
ties, and be entitled to the same compensation as
are or may be prescribed bv law in relation to 9TH
er land offices of the United States.
SEC. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That the
President is authorized to cause the public lands
in the said district with the exemption of sections
numbering sixteen in each township, reserved fol
the use of schools, or such other lands as may be
selected by law in lieu thereof, and of such Other
tracts as he may select for military other purpo
poses, to be exposed to sale IN the same manner
and upon the same terms and conditions the
other public lands of the United States.
Sec. a. And be it further enacted, That the
President is hereby authorized to designate tn,
site at which the said office shall be established
and to remove the same to any other place within
said district whenever, in his opinion, it may be
,emed expedient.
Approved, August s, 1916.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-06
RE-DISTRICTING THE STATE

The Wing papers are discussing amongst
themselves, whether they will re-district the
State at the approaching Session Of the Legis-
lature. Some are for, and some are against
the more. We are of opinion that they will
not. Not but that we believe they are capa-
BILE as party of enacting any piece of politi-
cal jugglery, and this as well as any other,
but we think they will be afraid to do So
They we'll know that it would be condemned
by the people of North Carolina as high han
ded measure, upon the preparation of which
they would be very apt to set the seal of con-
demnation. The thing is unprecedented in the
annals of our State Legislature, and we pre-
dict the Wings will not attempt it, however
willing and anxious they may be as party to
Gerrymander the State. They are wiley
political set offellows, and they are not going
to perpetrate an act which they know would
ruin them as party in the State. This is oul
opinion of the matter Time will show.