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Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Frou he Nea iofl Spgifsf Tie Times.
APPLYING TIE PRINCIPLE.
DIuEY YIaG Is.

q
tbtae5 OF Iag4 ihnst considerably too
far through pair of lnaIl'cJ pants, aul al
i!eael lap couple Of iae largest sized Isn,,
winch VEN earassd in twin cowhiip bro.
"ans, lornrd 'he uni'pIuins 10 'oug
sBt.s.i-d bai,, Of ufhrryi-c scnefou. pfo
ppuiuns-.hr whole b'.ug sIlninicI by
a head. vh,rh wl. covered with graz
ave year old lm'ca,l) ,oal skin cap. Gn-
sIw tn'a.--'rg.. pln.,, l'fi. ,inr, blly
aud chapHal-wl, the apruy by posse,
sion. of Mr IEN,s lluu.ruy.
ZENN hal been on - bat during lbr
nigh: pmvi1r., and hai sqInnlerd l'i, bal.
a dollar ~ hm.rC in vhIr.c,c aaI sweet
cning But wlum.ng senses made him
feel phiius1p4lrn'--nui, un the morning we
speak Of hin. be- stood, al an early hour, il
- street, gazing mechanically at the
Tr.rgmpiic wires --soi,ioqI.4rug, lbu,
wise;
"--'icl- THAT. the ieluegF-W-
ic-wcii, | don't puurorIyo HU,hn' prr-'iu
-culier bout them i.ings-on'y ones big.
ger 'rn t'o'hrr-'ic."
THAT me- hghi'um' line, the big 'un'--
said an urcbin in the doorway near by.
"W'en does shc--c-saH !"
"lou'd heilrraA in thar"
"Ehdr -
In the Office, up hIr."
The loaltr was shown to the door Of th'
building, and "by hook or crook ioGnd his
way up three flights Of stairs into the 'lr
egraph office. The attendants cnQairaI
"wlal the gentleman had 10 inrward !"
"for'ul '-'ic-Nho's she p !
"WhH will you send r
"Srnd whpi"
"This is the Telegraph office, Sir."
"Weil-'ic-who'n thunder said |
wasn't :"
81 supposed you had business, Sir"
"Nuhin o the sori-'ic-- quite The re-
'ic--verse o. the contrdiry."
"Whh will you havel" II
81 want To make Omc-'ic--quiries.
The hour being early, and little dJins |
the clerks very chaitabiy determined upo, |
some lun with the fellow, with view q
SOLDERING him. The opportunity iar anl
thing graluilous escaped them, however
for as they commenced consultation upon
the best means TO JcasA the intruder, he
s,opprd up to one of the batteries, which
happened, fortunately, to be but lightly |
chargcd--and, concluding that the knob
were portable, he pulled his cap over bb !
iorhead and attempted to remove one OF to-
balls; the next moment Icnas lay slrelchcl
upon the foorl
lie rose, as best he could, and turned 10
the clort. with
'Look ycre, Mistcr--'ic--wol's-yup |
name kin lick as many sich like /.
skunks as y5u, as could be druy into a fort |
aiker lot Wot in did yer--'ie---
mock an innersent man down that way lell I.
EhP
"Nobody touched youl" said the clerk.
"rhe - ihey--'ic--dIdn't"
"No, Sir. You took lhe"- |
"Took pot2 Yere's yure cornremplbleI
copper'-and proceeding to dash loosctl
penny towards The attendant, which lay npl
on the machine--his fingers came in con H.
tact with the battery, aud away he went /
again. heels over head, across the floor 2
"Look yere :" contnuedlhe sufferer wht ?
by this time, was well nigh sobered-"s e
blast yuro Internal pictur, wot in thus 6
are you BOUT" hg
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

kioG AT CANroN.--fhrre has been
qmc serious riot at Canon-ihe partic
nltsaLr.Aish-a asa ~ fillnws
FAhcr dinner an old English merchant
vi passing through crowd of CbDamen,
atI pushed one nrihrm oli Of his path
DE- Chnlmn resented II angrily struck
~ o,d resident aud threw stone at him;
Nnfcdpan he was pursued By the old res
iSnl anl his friends, caught, 'daggel
itido aud bound TO post. This cnrag,d
J. whole body Of Cinnamon, wh1 made a
fious assault upon the galcs, demanding
a. release Of their cnunlymln. Upon
g. the English anl the Americans armed
lrmseiyrs with guns, opened the gate, and
,cn the Chinnmen rushed in, fire. vollcy
fbulIcls into the mass, killing three, aud
hunling sis. A letter written by an
mrfioan merchant, says there were ten
iled. AMI twice as many wounded The
Bholp affair occupied about three hours
Fronhr accoun's, written by foreigners,
is evident that they were the aggressors
barthey first aclcdas mob, and that the
Fhneso only behaved as all men will,
neither they ought or not. "
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

while he murdepasly slew lanr, | drew
an undseharged rislnl ltam my holsters aud
laying myself along my harse's neck
watched hm, expecting u be the next vic.
tim bll samrliIns frightened hun from his
yuitufe Ike hisiness sud hr lied IN another
direction. lneei MI sly IhH had he vis
tied M should have laAan one shot at the
enemY aa You'll have died content had |
succeeded n making such an assassin bite
the dust. Two hours aiier had the pleas.
nre oi sinking s1me ii my comrades by
the baud who were picking urlbo wonndad.
rhay Iilei my Mexican Iriani. Too. aai |
am plruei 10 say, be, ns well as my self,
lives to leht over The sanguine fray oi Res.
oca d Ia Pa'aa.n
Sergeant Milton exhibited 10 us The
certificate which the Mexican soldier after
wads presented To him. II is from the
raasu.er of Gmhuila, certifying tha, he
beongrd to lhe regular cavalry ol the slh
ngImrnl. and was named Carlos Silva
/ Is dated SaIlillo, iath of April, 1910.
81. Louis Rsrsilla.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
TRAVERSE JvRY,
For .2priI Term, II. d. 1886.

Csttawissa--- William Davidson, David CLARK
Esq p Fortner John Shueck Joseph Brobst Esq
Derry Samuel Pollock James Loke
FishingcfeUk--A W Kline William Evans
Gecenwood-- Daniel McEven Isaac Evans
Richard Pollock
Liberty William Tangnrt Adam Fox
Mfln--- Conrad BIedbCnder John Keller Ste.
phen II Miller
Mahoning--,M Grer Eli Trego Edward
Young Sewell Gibbs G Voris Sacoh Sechler ser
William Morgan William Colt Joseph Hartman
Montour--Ismes McNinch NJ .hae Hendersko
Madison. Newton Thomas
Main--Rudolph Shuman Isaiah LongaLerger
Nit Pleasant---N oah Drake
Orange Morris Kline
Observation-Disclosures McHenry John Keller
Valley y--Wiliam Blue
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Chinese Punishment The China Mai
Gays that young man Of loose habits, al
Hong Kong, residing with his mother who
was greatly afflicted with rheumatism, neg
lec,ed 10 take proper care of her. She re-
preached him with his neglect, and becom
ing infurialed he rushed upon and straagled
her. For this horrible crime he has been
sentenced to be cm into ten thousand pie'
ces IN the open market place. The sem
,ence had been confirmed by the Emperor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Legislative - The Central Railroad bill
has passed The Senate. The House has
passed the bill granting the New York and
Erie rail rosd permission to pass through
Pike county, in this slate. Both Houses
have passed bill forming new county
ou, ol paris Of Huntingdon aud Bedford; to
be called Blair and tie Senate has passed
a bill granting The rIgh, of way through this
State 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
Public Sale.

A public sale will be held al lhe house o.
Ihe subscriber. on
aadFidaW 26h and 9Th inst.
of the following specified properly viz
One Limestone Quarry with Lime Kiln,
Lime House, &c.
One Sc, orQnarrying Tools in good order
One Town Lot IN CenIerville known as
No. - in town plot
One eigth of lot lying near LOCK No. 3
North Branch Canal
One four horse Wagon with body and
la lders
One Suky-also Harness in variety
One pa,en, Glover Seed Machine with
the right Of Briercroek and part of Center
townships
One Cutting Box-aIso Vinegar by the
Barrel
Two fresh milk Cows also two Shotes
One Musical Clock and one Secretary
One Corner Cupboard and one Bureau
Two Stoves and P.pe and Iron Kettles
Beds and Bedseads Chains, Wash Stands
Sewing Stands, Tables, Csrpeilng &c.
in short every thing necessary 10 furnish I
public house or private dwelling Sale II
conn ence al 10 o'clock in The forenoon o
each Of said days,when terms will be made
known by ~
DANIEL JAMISON.
Centeryille, March 6
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
FIRE.

About one o'clock yesterday, Friday
morning, we were alarmed by the spsl'
ing cry Of FIRE, which proved 10 proceed
f.om William Scans wagon maker'
shop, on Market Street. The shop ano
ell It's contents, was entirely consumed
Owing TO !he perfect calmness OF 'h'
night, and the exerlions of the ci,zens,
Mr.. Slosos house, which Joined lh'
shop, was saved with but little damage,
Loss estimated at from $1,000 to $1,000,
covered by iusura nee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
ULDI7HJANYo

DIED Ia Mshoniog township, on
the lS h instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
SEcHLER, cooser! of The late Joseph
SechIer, deceased, aged IS years.
IL Derry township. on the 2lsi inst. q,
M GEORGE Levers, oldest son Of
George Levers, E,q.
In D,nville, on he Is h inst, PETER
DENIsoN aged abou 70 yeas.
In this place; on Thursday last, Miss
HANNAH PRENTIss, aged So.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

II Respite.-Hunler H,li, sentenced
te be hung, has heen resp'ed by the
Gevernor of Virginia, Till the Tn OF
February, ls47. II is the deiermlns
ton Of The Governor that he shall not
be executed. Public justice, the Gov
ernor believes, demands tSst HI
should be punished, boz that punish
men, should be tempered with k'od"es
aud humanity.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
Id uablic Sale.

viii be sold at the house Of the snbscri
ber in HemIock tuwnship, on
MOnd0y, tie ESD instant,
ne following property, viz
Horses Co,Os, Hogs. Wagons, Ploughs,
and Farming Utensils in general.
and variety of Housoh Id Goods,
too numerous TO insert. Sale 10 commence
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day,
when fue attendance and conditions made
known by
WIN. ROBSON.
March 7, ls46
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NOTICE..

n hereby given, that ws have purchased ct Con
q stable SALE as the prof. city Of John Steiner the
following property, to wit:
two horse wagon and coal bed l sled, 2 hey
horses and harness, cutting box, | cradle anu
scythe, loads Of corn fpdder sheep ono hal
Of seven acres ofrye in the ground: :wo shnats !
wheel barrow, grass scythe and sneath,2 shoycls
stone coal stove and pipe, 10 bushels Of potatoes;
100 lbs ofpork; mea tubs; 25 bushels of corn
20 bushels Of oats; one writing desk chest; |
mantle clock
and have left the same in his possession during
our pleasurej and hereby forbid any person taking
them from him; either by purchase or otherwise
without our Consent.
DANIEL SNYDER s. SON.
January q; ls46;40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
Dec. 20,--is45.

LIST or LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-OfFice, a, Blooms
burg; December 81; lsi5.
Jacob Beckett John Law
A. B Cummings N. Mitchell
Charles Gay John NJ. Mller3
JohnE Hughes;ship Wm. Powell
Sarah Ann Howell A. J. Stone
Isasc Johnson James Shoemaker
Jacob Jscoby VIM S. Smilhson
Joseph Long John Walsh
Daniel Lusk William Williams
JOHN Z. MOYER, +. NJ.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
AN EXCELLENT JOKE.

An edior (of one Of the dailes, i! is sup
posed, 10 passing along ,he streets, recenl>
ly, observed one Of the chifoniers, or rag
piCkers. quizzical.look'ng, old female
body. carefully raklng bits Of newspapers
from the gutter, and slowing them away in
her bag.
My good woman exclaimed the editor,
what on earth are you gong 10 do wl'h Ihes
scraps Of newepsper!
Make soap sir, was the prompt but sig
nihcant reply.
why .ha, is impossible, is ii noF ie-
marked interrogation.
Bless Your dear heart no!-ihey require
little or no working, as they are nearly
pure lie, Qey,) as we find 'em!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
NOTICE

Fys hereby given, that have purchased at Con
q stable sale, as the property Of Peter R. Miller
the following property, to wit
Bureau; pine table, corner cuphoard; 20
yards of carpetl mantle clock bay rnare;2 collars
and bridlesil shovel fork, tuna chains and cleTs;
,utting box;l two horse waggon;l lot frye straw
| riding bridle set OF harn,ss, horse bucket;
barrel of cider.
And have left the same in bis possession during
my pleasure and hereby forbid any person taking
them from him, either by purchase or otherwise
without MY consent.
CYRUS BARTON.
February 18th ls46.
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NOTICE

TS hereby given to all persons not to purchase q
n certain Note of Hand signed by the subscriber
dated the l4th Of February, ls40,ior twelve dollars
ayable to Caleb Fox SIX months after date, Hav-
ing received no value therefor shall refuse to ay
the same. JAMES McDERMOT.
February 81, ls4o
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Spare that UeeP-h was recently de
cided that venerable Black Walnut tree,
Haversraw, N, Y, under which General
Washington encamped in 1881, should be
Gu, down on The 22J inst The anniversary
of The Generals birth. The people. hap
pening 10 have l,'le of The fire of rs IN
them, have resolved that The venerable tree
shall stand as long as it has life, memen-
to of The grea, aud good whom it once
shaded with its luxuriar, foliage, and there
fore The cutting down Of ihe tree is indef'
niteiy postponed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

The Oregon Corres7 s7ondence has been
printed in German at Bremen, and upon
Tho ite page 1t is announced as The lille oI
the United States to ,he whole of Oregon
rendered clear and unquesliOnable.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
A NlUSlN q.

A correspondent Of the Montreal Herald
writes IRON Washington that he has been
informed by distinguished Senator ,ha,in
fis opinion, in six weeks from the 9Th Of
February HashingtOn aoil be heap Of
smoking ruins,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

DR.. Pusey -Auou' three years since
the celtbraie1 DR.. Pu.ey was suspended
from oiFce for heresy. His suspension
having expired, he has lately been re
admitted. HIS first sermon after read
mission contained an efor' TO prove thai
man has The power to forgive sIns.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Tile Ciay Hatue.-Tne ladies O.
Virginia seem mined to have stat
ne of Henry Clay in the city of Rlch'
mord, aud M. Hart, of Kentucky, is
TO proceed 10 Europe TO execute il. The
committee has already received $4,000
and only $4,000 more are required le
complete the design.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
ENOCH HOWELL.
r. Al LILO Il.

RGSPE CTFULLY, Informs the public that he
has moved into the building formerly occupied b,
the Register in Market street near VIM. Kelvl
& Co. store where lie will always be ready to
make any kind OF clothing. n, the shortest notice
and in the best and most fashionable style. Prom
his long experience in the business, he fatter-
himself that be shall continue to give general sat
sfaction and thereby hopes to receive share ofthe
public patronage.
OP Particular attention paid to cutting.
All kinda Of country produce taken in paymen
foI work
Bloomsbury, Aug 9 ls45. u-l6
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

John Jameson, free born colored man
from South Carolina, who went 10 Liberia
in 1882, has dscoveroda rich deposle Of
gold in the settlement Of Caldwell, on the
ST. Psui's River.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
NOTICE..

YENFIE several Collectors of State Tax in Coum-
bia County foI the year ls45, are hereby no.
titled that they are required TO charge interest on
all State Tax lem aiming unpaid since the second
Tuesday of January. 1916, in accordance with the
following direction of an Act of Assembly passed
April 20. ls44, viz - Any State Tax remaining
unpaid by any Individual or corporation after said
Tax is Que and payable by said county to the Com
monweath, shall bear an interest Of Sir per cent.
and be lien on the estate which it is charged,
till it i. fully paid and satisfied
And the said Collectors are requested to keep a
separate account Of all interest received by them on
all State Taxes paid since the time above stated
and to render az account therefor upon the settle
ment Of their duplicates
SAMUEL WEARS.
FREDERICK MCBRIDE,
PETER ENT,
Commissioners.
CoMMIssIoNEn's OFFIuE;1
panville Feb. @, ls45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
LIST OF GRAND JURORS,
Il. 0...I Yto~, n n ,c.r

LIO OF U n n N y Q NUNS,
For .3prH Term, II. D. 1886
Bloom-William Neal
Briercreek-Jacol Dieterich
Center-Thomas Conner William Edwards
Derry-James Hutchison William Mcbride
lillian Rendershot Philip Seide
FIanklin--W illiam Gearheart
Hemlock Ole Isaac LeIdy
Iberty--Andrew BIllmeyer
Limestone-.D Lilly John Shearer
Mahoning--Frsncis s, Smith Rudolph Sechle
Iohn Lunger
Main--Abraham kease
Mt Pleasant--Azrine Vallsrchamp
Madison--lsaac Mcbride
Montour-WilIiam Yorks Esq John Boyer
hliflin--Cornelius Rittenhouse
Orange--Beni iamiG Haymln
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
j. III. VANDERSLICE,
HDEN 'TES,H'.

Mm EGS leave 10 inform the public, lha
ia %he is prepared 10 attend TO all the oper
aIions in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and Other Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The caVities ef Dec0yed Teeth
will be dressed out and filed with Colo
or other toll; of the fines, quality, ss toe
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, anC
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and Stumps of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest aud best improved in
slruments.
Porcelain Teeth,
Olhe beat quality and latest improvement,
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DIR. VaIlerchamp, with whom he is in
palernship in plate work. on Gold plate,
from single tooth TO a whole set, TO look
as we'll AS the natural, and warranted to
answer ell the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shorI,every operation belonging 10 h
profession, will be Performed in the best
manner, with choisest material, and a. the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, bv
strict attention to business, 10 obtain share
Of public patronage, Any person or pei
sons wishing auy of the above operations
performed, are respe ctfully requested tc
give him d call.
N. b The public are hereby Ii formed
tina, we The subscribers have entered into a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as il is more convenient for each to
attend TO the other branches of the science
on his own account
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J, II. VANDERSlICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov Sih. ls45-3m.
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NOTICE

hereby warn 0ll persons not to purchase two
notes Of hand dated 9th Of January $40; for the
srm Of Q dollars each, payable one on the le'h
of February next; and other on the 10th Of MaroI
and signed by the subscriber the ssid notes having
been iaudontly ob,sined' ahsll refuse to pay tht
same unless compelled by law
J. Evans.
January II, ls45
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LOOK OUT.

All persons indebted TO the subscri
Der on bond, note, or book sccouo
make payment before The first day o
February next, or their accoun's will sf
Ter that date, be left with Justice o
he Peace for immediate election.
Daniel SNYDER.
Dec oJIsd5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Eieried 10 Congress James McDoweI
Esq. Eek Governor of VlrgIhls. has, with
out opposition, been elected 10 Congress, IT,
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death
OF Mr. Taylor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
QUICK WORK.

The time occupied in cutting up a hog
sorting The pieces, packing and heading up
the barrel, in Cincinnati pork houses in
usually two minutes and a hslli
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
Notice..

A LII those indebted to the subscribers on Bond
"A Note or Book Account, of longer standing
than ONE YEAR. are requested to call aud settle
the same previous to the first day of FEBRUARY next
All those neg!scting this notice n ay expect to pay
cost
VIM. MsKELVY & Co.
Dec. lS.
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BYLlIANEAlh,

MARRlED.-By the Rev D.S' Tobias
on The 5th inst. Mr. WILLIAM DoAN TO
Miss HESTER IiITTLE bolh of Hemlock.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

All persons indebted to the late firm of EYER
and HEFFLY, on Note or Book account are re-
Iuested to call on the subscribers and settle the
same before the first, day February next
Those neeecting This notice may expect to pay
cost.
CHARLES HEFLY.
na.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
WArERrowN, ~ Y, Oct 20, 1871.

DR.. ID. Jeyne-Dear Sir-Yo Hair
Tonic is an excellant article. Ma res
pecIable persons also offer their certificates
n favor oil your ExpeclOran'. believe
YOUR medicines are lle best preparation
that have ever been offered to he public,
for the relief Of The sffl lc,sd. for the cure
Of the diseases for which they were ntepd-
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
"a chasing Note Of hand signed by the sub
scrber, and payable 10 Robert Edgar, for the sum
of seventy dollars dated April @s is45, and paya-
BILE sic month aftsr date, the said note having been
obtained through fraud, | shall refuso to pay the
same unless compelled by law
JACOB YOUNG.
jackson wnship, February l3, ls46.--43
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

1t is said that of the l76 prisoners con-
fined in the Kentucky penhentisry' fifty
three have no education al all, and twenty
are from fifteen 10 twenty years Of age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Your Expsctoran' ihink will soon he
Exclusively popular. Yoals &c ADEIAL Ely.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

A Yankee has invented a drilling
machine. 1t is said it will not only
drHiron, I'm, rocks and wood, but il Is
also useful in drilling military campan'
: les.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
New York, March ION. 1874

tNAW WkK, 4HaICII IUIU, 1911.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Slr-Belng severely
afflicted with lNrLuaNZA--a hard Cou9H
and AsrHMA-snd finding every means
fail OF relieving me, CoNsUMPTIoN appeared
'ncyliahe-bnt BY using Two bottles Of your
lEXPECTORANr, | was restored TO per-
feet health
Respectfully yours JOHN ELLIS,
Late Pastor OF the Baptist Church. .SIam-
(ot CT.
The sbove Medicine are all for sale
lat the store of
JOHN r. MOYER.
B'oonsbu rg.
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JAYNES EXPECTOKANT- We
9sIeGm il a pleasure to be able To recom-
nsnd this medicine ss the best calculated
for The purpose of curing coughs. Gods.
sore throat, Ssthma, aud all sfIeclions Of
the lungs. From long personsl acquaint.
ance with Dr. jayne, we know shat he Is
no quack, and his medicines are not nos
trUms of the modern cry up, bu. are lhe
result Of his long experience as a practising
phvsicIan, and the expense of gre al labor.
Hartford Comm Daily Review.