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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
Democratic County Convention


The Democratic voters of Columbia County are
recommended to meet at the stated places of hold
ing the General Elections in their respective Eec
ton Districts on
Saturday The 5h dov Of September
next, between the hours of two and six o'clock il
the afternoon, aud elect two Delegates to represent
each township in o Democratic County Conven.
ton to meet at the house Of John Clayton in
Bloomsburg, on the Monday following, September
9TH, 1916, at l2 o'clock, noon, for the pu rposc OF
nominating ticket to be supported at the next
October election.
CHARLES r, BUCKALEW.
VIM. J. KELLER.
NJ. E. JACKSON,
THOS. J. HUTCHINSON,
NJ. r. HOVER,
Standing Committee chosen at The County
COnuention, September lS45.
f. II, BALDY
GEO. W. HARDER
ENOS MILLER
JOHN YEAGER.
MARTIN BlLMEYER
STEW ART PEARCE
A. NJ GANGEW
S.AMUEL GREASY
JACOB ID. KLINE,
Standing Committee Gppointed by aCoun,
venfion held at bloomsbury Sept. l6,ls44
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Owing 10 the sickness of .he crew Of tho
lT'g'se Ra'i'an, she was not expected 10 60
10 sea under month.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

Governor Door has lately had return
ol ms mslady. He is sfli soiourning
berllnd, O0 VI N"'"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

more 'R"i". - Si1!y-three bouncing,
'osy-cheeked country girls, recently engaged
~ NE north by an agen of the CabbolyiIIe
wills NJ assachuseI's passed through our city
'o'cay on the way 10 their homes. This
certainly does not look much like the real-
2a'lon OF the predicted ruin TO our manu~
Iac'ories!-TrOy paper.
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GSA camp meeting commences on noxl
Monday, al Town Hill, Huntington town.
Ishp Luzerne county. IL is held by the
Methodist pursuasion.
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Standing Committee appointed by aCoun.
Uention held al Btoomsbrg Sept l6,l644
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~. From the N. Y, Spirit" A.,
9. Nc cAlpin's Trip 10 Charleston.

N~N-'F'''- -.sF ~ NS.'s--S Al
By raE .AurRoa or s."oouslx,s SALLY pIlLAnD,,"'e
Ia the county Of Robinscn,ei In the sSts,e of
North Carolina, there lived in times past maii
BY the name of Brooks who kepta gfocety'for
a number Of years, and so had acquired most Of
the land around him. This was mostly pine
barrens Of small value, but nevertheless Brooks
was looked up to as a great land holder and big
man in the neighborhood. There was one tract,
however, belonging TO one COL lamar, who
lived in Charlesion, that Jommed in on him so
sirong.' and being withsl better in quality than
the average Of his own domain, that i,rook5 had
long wished to add il 10 his other broad acres.
Accordingly he looked around him and employ.
ed, as he expressed it, the smartest man in the
neighberhood, to wit, one Angus McAlpn
to 20 TO Charleston and negotiate with Col. La
mar Tor the purchase OF this also. Being provi-
ded pretty well with bread, meat, and a bottle Of
pale face, which were slowed away in pair
of leather saddle bags, and. like all other great
plenipoieniiories, being provided with suitable
instructions. Mac mounted piney wocds -tacky
(nsmed Rasum) and hied him of To Charleston.
The road was rather longer than Brooks had
supposed, or h's agent was less expedlt'ous' or
some bad luck had happened 10 him, or some
thing was the matter that Angus did notresurn
until long after the DAY had lr'nsp'rcc, WHICH
was fixed on for his return. Brooks in the mean
while had got h'"se'' into a very Jury o. impa'
''ence' = tie Kept he eyes hxed on The Charles
ton roao--he was crus'y towards MS customers
harsh towards his w'ic and ch'sdren' and
scarcely eat or slept 'or eesesa' Gays a"e "'gn's'
'o' nc nao sc. "'s ~"o'e so"' upon ooy'"g 'ne
i''"ar "no' one osy, however angus was
deecr'eu slowly shd sao'y wenn'"g "'s way up
Inc '""g s're'cn OF SANDY ro"u '''at made up 10
'ne grocery nro'ss went "''o meet num- '"o' no.
without 'urther ceremony ne accos'ec MIN.
n'Weii, Mac, have you got the land =
The agent, in whose face was anything bu
sunshine. renl;ed eomcwhat cr,,fflv that .hs
n iph, le, BODY get down from his horse before
he m, Al him with orues,;ous rue o, business "e'
RI, Brooks wos in n . fever Of anxiety , and Ire re-
n..,ed tho ,r question - 'e '
did Won pe, i,p
Shaw, now. Brooks, don't press upon bod,
in this uncivil way. 1t isa long story and
must have time 9aA,E ii hfld ,aT
Brooks still urged. and Mac still Paried ih'
question ill they got into the house.
Now, surely thought Brooks, 'he will tel
me- But Mac was not quite ready. 10 s.-a
Brooks says he, 'havc you anything 4
drink y 5,b-es7, ~ dr.ia' -'o -ase, -f'-ss
SO be sure have said the other, and i'm
mediately had some of his best Forthcoming
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SHUGER1'S PATENT ,W
TASEiNC MACHINE.

rytNS Machi,,e has now sbeen tested by more
[ than thirty families in this neighborhood, aud
given entire satisfaction. II 10 so simple 10 It's
instruction, that II cannot get out Of ordes.' u
ntains no iron TO rust, and no springs or rollers to
, orrt Of rep,ir. Il will do twice as much wash
., with less thsn half the wear and tear Of any Of
late inventions, and what is of greater tnFor-
,ce, Il costs bot ittle over half much ~ other
,shing machines. 'i 's9 HDl 30 = 80 as .,a
The subsrribss hss he exclusive right Cor Nor
amberlan1, Union, Lycoming. Columbia, i'o-
me end Clinton counties. Price al single ms
inc Se. VA efra = eef H. B. N ASSER.
The following ceaiscste 70 from few ofthose
10 have these machines in use.
'of tfp fafii iaiil Sunbury, Aug. "a, 1874. "
We, the sshscribers. certify thst We have now
use, in our families, "Shugerfs Pstent WASH
Machine, :" and DO not hesitate ssyine tbs, il Is
aost excellent invention. That, in Washing,
vii, save more than one halt the usuul lsbor.--
ai II does not require more than one third The
,al q,snii,y Of soap and water and that there
no rubbing, and consequently little or no wear.
,or tessine.--rhat Il knocks of M buttons. and
the fines, Globes, such ss collsvs, lsces tucks,
Is. &c, NAV he washed in . very short time
,bout the least injury, aud in feet without any
,srcnt wear and teas, whatssrf. We therefore
,er(ully recommend il 10 our friends end to the
,lic. az a most useful and labor saving machine
CHARLES w. HEGlNS,
fas t# ~. "A. JORDAN, fefr #I
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANTS,
faf n GIDEON MARKLE, -sfh
n-a8 80 pt Hon. GEO. q. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS, :,
GIDEON LEISENRING.
mas HorEL, Formerly fremont House, No
ZIG Chesnut siree,,) Phi'sdelPhis, SePsembe
list, l84S. hana al spW aglN n .sf.-s.g .g.n
have used shueert's Patent Washing Machin
nv house upwards Of eight months. and do M
i,ste to say that deem i one Of the most uss
and valusble Isbor.savipg machines ever inven
Il formerly kept two women continually &C
lied in washing, who now do a. much in tw
IS as they then did ia one week. There 10 q
~ or tesr in washing. and il requires not mo'
n one-third the usual quantity Of soap. has
Is number Of other machines In my faml'y' bs
/, is 90 decidedly superior to every thing eiss. On
tiule lisbls TO get out Of repair, that would ~
without one il they should cos, ten times %
% they are sold for. DANIEL HEkk
Max 6EED.-Ths highest price will
given for Flax Seed, st the store Of ~
kug. 9, le46 ass HENRY MAsSER.
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PRICES or rADvrpTusrNc.

Every subseqnent inserton, -siss- o 2s
Yearly Advertisements one column, S25 half
column, $is, three squares, Sl2; two squares, 80;
one square, $5. Hafycarly one column, Sls;
half column, $12 three squares, So two squares,
IS; one Square, - 30. s'di 'n0dt g1mioh tfFf
Advertisements left without directions as TO tho
length Of timc they are TO be published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly.
Crsixtesn lines or less make square.
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ALEXANDER l.. HICKEY.
sR U N X M A X i e
'ssta Nn- vnO (,heanut Street. M

~ fn W PHILADHLPHIA hss,.fo ha,
NHERE all kinds Of leati,e ,er trunks, vai'see and
v carpet bags, Of every style and pattern are
inufsctured in .ire best manner and from the bess
.,eriais, snd sold At the lowest rate. 6i h .Fo
ph,lat.lphia. July 10Th, l645.-iy. rt..
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PRorIrApLr HoAx.-Recently at the Copper
Mines on Lake Superior, green horn ask.
ed some miners to show him where TO dig they
offered 10 90 it, provided he would treat to a
quart Of prairie dew' which he did, and they
set him to work under shady tree, in mere
sport. Before night. he struck Lead and the
next day he sold out for $4000. What did the
hoaxess feel like, we wonder. i-ssl
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FRIoHrEsiNu RoGuE,-ln the st. louis.
Recorders Court. recently, Alexander M'Mas~
nus was fined - for stealing wood from tn,
steamer Hannibal, aud was asked to fork up ~
bis honor,
C.c-c.can't do it, suffered he, a-a-a-ainN cot
th.th.the PIP pewter, your Honor
Are you married man. inquired tho recor-
der. ,h fa
'N.n.n-not exactly s.s.sso far gone ye,
SIR
well, 7 will have To send you 10 the work
house, said the Recorder. eis "a
Tiain't nothin' t.t-t-so c. th.,here.' said
Alck. 'LI'rm used TO ii, r. but when yo,
t',l.ltsd aoou. %,'n' '.nisse,. old fellow youJ %
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vA1VA VAM1a@
Riv er Farm
FOR SALE.

fI>HE suhscih-r .f",s, At private .ah, = tract OF
iand si,a ,,e in Au.u.ia township Northum.
l~rIand counrv, & miles rel W Sunhu'y, on the
road Ls,ing from Suntuiy I" hnrn hure The
rac, contains tbe .cru., sb'u, TOO a'rs Il which
ere cleared. Fm,y acres of the cla'ed 'nd are
River B s,om. and IN high state 81 cul ivati"n,
with rrA n,h e pnr,inn e Mead " and Meatluw
ground. Tier. is al-o numbrr of huit ,te's of
jilTcren, k,n . IN the premises, The building,
sr" . large two sthy stone h"use, with crlls' aud
rrllr kachen .. der ,he whole ais" hank barn
30 by so T-rti also . she'd and corn cribs. &c,
There is ais, a IL " auachrd 10 said firm h. own
~ the name uf Fwh't's Ferry on the west side Of
the river Susq ehsnna; siso q lime kiln SAID
farm, within two Md,s of lme stnne, on the hank
II the rN.t.
II the sb,v~ Farm 10 m, sid hy the hrs, day Of
5snuary nef'. it will I've rented fa term oT yeas,
p" essi N given on the Arst day Of April n It, Of
Re h,ps sooner, II rrquurd.
Anv pers N wishing to vicw the farm. rAn do 30
by calling on the sulscr'h-'. liv ns on the me
WILLIAM r. JONES,
Augus,s. fletcher l7ih. is4s --Bt
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Notice

rs hs-ehy given 10 n l~gatces rrrii,nrs, and o.
L iher persons Interested IN The eaairs nf Juhh
u Hanrhswous decd. settled by hi. sdmr Peter
u .uvhsw ,ut, Of Philip Eshbsch dec'd, set led by
his s.im' p.rer Kuns; 4 Nichs-l iiohh decd, So.
lied hy his ems John iinbh, Ncha-l b bh aud
Puiip smith, of Mrh.ei Eiaer deed. settled by
his .Jmr. Davil Es'er and Con,ad E,,er, Of E.
ln,hr,h f"lIme' deed, set,l, by her riu Wm r,
Nasl-; of I"hn Bunty deed. settled by his admr
Michael Lenke1 Of Samuel 1.shr dec d, settled by
h's eif Solomon Dresslev; OF Jacob Gass docd set.
tied by his sdmr- Joseph Gas. and Manin Class;
the account u John Snydr, guardian Of John
snyder.- .--lato Of Northumberland county. drres-
sed that the executors, administrators end guar
diane Of the saii deceased eststrs have filed their
accounts with The Register "f,hs county, and thst
they will be pr'scn,eJ To the Orphsns Cou,t Of said
county, on Tuesday The ID day Of November next,
foI confirmation and allow snce.
EDWARD OYSTER.
sunoury, oct Sd. le46. Register.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekiv bv Henry Masser.
DIR. SMITHS (SuaAR CoArEr) "iMPROvED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS."


4 RE daily efec,ins some Of the most sstonish
ing and wonderful cures that have ever been
knuwn, in consequence If whirh they have nov
become q shining marx against which sli the ar.
rows of disappoinhd hope. envy, aud unchar,a.
bleness ere levelled wi,hou, distinction. Thetown
and country are alike filled with their praise. The
palace aud the poot house alike ech" with their vr.
ive. ia ell climates, under oil Temperatures. they
still retain their wonderful powers. and exert them
unsl,ered by age or situation. They are simple in
their preparstions mild in their actions tboroua
in all their oprrs,on., and unrivsied In their
suits. They are anti.bious snt-Iy speptic. and
sn'i.mercuri 1: aud they ere peculiarly beneficial
in ,h' following complains: fever aud asue. yel-
low and bilious fevers, dyspepsia, Group, liver con
plant, sick headache, ,undice, asthma, dropsy,
Spleen piles, cole, distractions, heartburn, furrcd
tongue aud foul ST. n>eh. nausea, diarhn,. costive
ne.s. io's Of appetite, .slIow comp'e1ion.. c'lds,
aud in all c,srs Of trptr n the bowels where .
cathartic o, an ape lent is ne dcd.
N. Is. No Sugar Coated re can be genuine,
unis. evr,y box has on it tht Igna,ure Of u.
BENIN SMITH, NJ. D.
OT CAUrION.-As q miserable y ,itation has
been made, by the name Of "Susu Goa d Pills. v
It 70 nec,ssry to he sure that On. G Benz. SA-iTHs
sigrs'ure is on every box. P,ice rs cents.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich II. New York.
Sold Ivy JOHN w. FRiI.ING. Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Norfhun,'G
Oct ~, 1916.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY,

D1ArNESS GAN IN CU1ED!!
NOOPERS ETERTAL OLA promp, and
~ lasting remedy for DEArSEs.. also for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hone
less have firmly tahlished its superiority over eve.
~ fwmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine 10 a compound
ct four different Obs, Of which, the active and
principal ine' edient. is oht lined ON the bark Of q
certain species of WALNUT, a new a'I efrctu u
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, Is and even
20 yrsrs, have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact. so numerous and So emphatic
have teen the testimonials in it, favor, int the in
venor claims for IL the distinction of an lnfaIlihIe
Rrn,edy in all cases, when the Ear is perfec, in
its f'rnnati n.
For further particulars, and evidence Of it's great
value, ssc printed SHEET in the hands of Agents.
F's sale IN Sunhury, by j. W. FRlLlNG.
September 18Th, ts46-ly
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DE N TIsTRY.
JACOB KELLER.

NHANkFUl. for the liberal encouragement,
which he has received, woul respectfully
inform bis friends and The citizens Of Northumber.
'and county In general. that he hes prepared him.
sell with the bes, incutrup,bic Teeth. Gold Plate
Gold Foi' &c, that can be had in the city Of Phi.
ladrphia and ,ha, he will rnte.vor, to ,he u,mos,
81 his ability. 10 render fun satisfaction 10 I'll who
tnay think proper to engage his services. He vii,
be In Sunhury at the August cour,, where ne will
he prepared, al his residence. 10 insert Teeth ON
"oll Plate or on Piva, on the latest and mos, ap.
proved plans and attend to al the branches eIons
ing 10 DEN rAt SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited On at tbeir places Of resi-.
deuce. if desired,
His charges will be reasonable, and his work
warranted.
lie will si'i, different parts Of the county, about
once Ia three m,n'hs.
Sunhury, July 18th. 1876 FIN
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County. for November
" Term, A. d. ls4s,

Grand Jurors.
7hrbuf.-Samuel Blain, Nathaniel McCJray.
Le,cis-John I.nehsch.
MiHon.--Solomon Deferderfer. Joseph Hogen-
dohler.
ChiiEsquaque.-John n. Vincent,
I'ofnf.-Jscob Barnhart.
Ncrfhumber'dnd-Jsmes DirfFenbsches.
Augusta --Ephrsim Lyte, George fe,terman,
Samuel Kseser.
Observation-Disclosures Mcdler.
CoaL-David Billmau.
Upper Mahonoy. y..-Georse shar,eI, Daniel Beis.
sci.
Lo,cer Mahonoy Solomon Rc.sler, sa.suel
Brosi ,us, Jonathan Lenker.
Jaekson.-Grorge Gsrman. Michael Bower, "a.
cob Hilbish Jacob II 'amsn. d .niel Iii bsh, il.
Traverse Jurors.
Tarbuf.-Thomas Pollock. VIM. 4 Hull.
Lepis.-Wm. Levers. Stephen (iIa,z
peid,care.-M. j. B. Kelchner, John Bech,rt
.Ffon-G. X Rreder, Samu | Rhoads, Robert
NJ Frck.
ChiEsquaque. ue.-S,muei Mcmahon, John Beck,
ley. Charis GRIN, Henry Gibson.
Point.--Charics Parks, jonathan Pur. .oi.
forfhumberland.-J mes Cook. VIM. y. Do,d
Sunbury.-Conrad Ker.hncr. Henry Thomp.
son. Henry Simpson. George Clark.
Augusta.-Jacob Grinrr. Jacob Wampole. VIM.
Ross. Walter Specie. VIM. Silverwooi, Caleb
Darrrs.
Stamokin.-George Arnold, George Fox. Brr.
j'min Adams. Pe,et Haas Jonas Mu,chler.
Rush.-Joseph Campbell, James Eckman, ia.
coli t.ashell. Charles +. Gesrhart.
Coak.-John Ever,.
Upper Mahono,. j hn Moyrr. Henry Has.
Lo,oer Mohonoy Martin Garmnn, David Seller.
John Sp,z John Dockey.
Little Mahonoy. Conrad Resk~r
Jaekson.-Wm d. Hoffman, John DAM, !, PC.
ter RubeDth, George liarner.
Petit Jurors.
TIrbuf-Danie, Folmrr.
Ietcis--John Karshner, George Stahl Adam
KlApp. Samuel McNinch.
De!a,pare.-Wm B. Bryson, F.. &. Vincent
George I.llev. Joseph Hily,rd, David SIahincckrr.
David Gold VIM Fu'krson.
Mkon.-J"Sn w. Kanffm,n.
ChHisgunqte John Flicker, Tuni. Gearhat
I'oint-Jscnh D'n,lrr. Henry Amm"rmsn.
Augusta Haas, Henry Gotshali Geo
Zinmern m, Chrr Grbin. Harman Kline. jr.
.San,okin-Mayland B ,ughncr.
R,ssh.-Casper Bair. Robc' Scott. Nathan PeGg.
Upper Mahonoy.-Wm. ke'ger, J"hn Sherry,
Peter Grst.
Lorer Mahonoy .--Grorge Brt sious. Benjamin
Buyer. Ad IN Bing ,man. Samuel Wtmrr.
jackson Simon Ka' le, Martin Zsrman, Jacob
Dressler.
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FEVER g. AGUE.

ITEMS OF THOUSANDS of unharPy h.ins.
Il in the -Asu- = ciions" Of our county at.
NV tormen ell With ihs, hated complaint" FB.
YER & AGUE, on BILIOUS INTERMIT.
TENT FEVER, or Gauss AND FsSxa, % il IL
ssriously called. Tile unise sal voice Of this en-
hre community from Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains, decl.res
ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
10 be the greai and only safe. sure and radirai
cure, when properly used. This caneot be con-
noverted. |, restofes the natural feelings and e.
fastieny Of the eonsiituiiUn in . manner that no.
thing else viii.
Extract Of . letter, dated
LhwisrowS. Pa, Oct 10, ls4s.
Every bottle Of the improved Tonic Mixture
sent has been sold, and do not know Of one In.
stance that il did no, affect . cure -Four bottles
cured Ave csses Of the worst kind Of Fever snd A.
sue--one case wss myself After trying Quinins
and oil other cures thought Of BY my Physicisn,
finding no relief finally sent for bottle Of youi
Tonic Mixture. end was relieved. In fact cured in
- hours Please send on fresh supply, rs there
is none lefi." Yours, truly,
SAMUEL HOPPER.
or Sold on Agency In sunbury, by II. MssseI
aud others, and oil the Storekespers in the sdoin
ing Counties. October ~, 1876
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. Z = 2 = + II 9.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Use suhscsbcrs arc constantly manufacturing
- from the hest French. English and America
manufactured Cloths and Cassin,ers, CLOTHING
M very supetiM style, cot and work kmanshi,,
Persons buying to sell again will find one Of thu
largest and most fashion ae stock OF goods to sele
from In the city, and at Unprecedented low price,.
]. w. & f. u. STOKES,
l94 Market st. Philad.
N. B, A large Assortment Of Odd Fellows Re-.
gala constantly on hand and all orders from lodge
or ind'idusls puuc,aally attended to. on the most
liberal terms. j. w. & e. d. s.
Philadelphis, June 27ih. ls46.-iy
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neip Goods, NeW GOODS.
Chenuer Than Ever!

HOLM Fl. PCRDY. ha. jus, received. at his
- New Stare. in Market SOU, Z, fresh supply
tf Seas nalir Go sls, such ss
Cloths. & .,,imers, S,'tinett., Kentucky Jeans,
Cr's, D'ainex. Alpnccss Cling ans,
P,ii+, Muslins. Hosiery, Gi"v's &c.
Al ~: Queen wa,e and Groceries,
which win ne soid very low. Porch Is rs nr- invi
,,d to call sud ~ mine his slok i'ef"c purchasing
@ls-whcre. Tho hishrs' price paid Iof Produce.
Sunb,.ry, Oc,otrrs ifrh, Isi6-n
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In Chilisquaqur township. on the Sd inst, by
Jacob Wheeiand, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM DtHARI TO
Miss RACHAEL SILVER.
In Milton. on the 9Th met. Nc. TERRrNcE Nc
LARSEY TO Miss MAky GARNET, all OF Chilsqua.
que.
On the ath inst, by George Oyster, Esq Mr.,
BKsJAxIS BENnLK, of Lycomins county, to Mrs.
ELIzABsra KSoRR, of this county.