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BED BUGS, BED SUITS.


WATsON's BED BUG DESTROYER, is the most
w wonderful discovery made for Immediately do
sroying these however and eternalIy ba
nishng them from the premises by application Beware
of worthless limitations.
sale Hail. % Caharne street; ocou
Mcassem Maiden lane; and Brooklny Mrs Hayes
179 Fulton Price Is mi bottle a2R im~r
To THE LADIES.
Mrs. NJ; BAKER. hlilliner. No 2os Blocker street.
ul Millinery, and invites the ladies call aud suit them
selves Mrs faers herself her articles will compare
with any IN Broadway.
minutes my2i 2w en-
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Tine crops.
The wheat and hay crops in Canada West are reported
10 be very luxuriant There is great breadth sown
and there must be immense surplus for exportaton
during the next season The spring crops, though
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BARTINE'S LOTlON,

A N UNFAILlNG CURE in all cases of govt, rheuma
IA tism swellngs, dislocaons fractured bones bruises
cuts conusions atteaded with pain and inflammation poi
buaons wounds Of every description il affords immediate
be depended the of those pains in the back and
side usually produced by taking cold after violent exeron
and overheatng For gandula lumbago, erysipels
ring worm and all kinds Of eruption the skin is an ex
celent remedy For fever and ia the face tooth
ache the stomach, aud headache it like
charm But above all in the of tendnous and capular
injuries sprans &c. il is unapproacable Travellers boat
and captains should be without it, Price IS
cents per bottle.
Principal Dcpots Broadway 2doors above the Hospital
and Walnut street. Phfiadrphia mri0 m
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Passengers to Arrive.
GEoHGErowN-Brg Deuoit-Nrs l. Nelson, Miss Watts,
w Munro, J Stevens, u Cummings, A H Stevens T
lilly B'rstow, Mr. Kimberliu.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, super,nduced by a secret de-
sructive habit with its concomitant symptoms
nal emissions, imo ency &c IS permanently cured By Dr.
Morrison who the he tthy and
ntates original Structures aud diseases
cured without mercury See his London diplomas with the
Of the Court OF Examiners of the Royal College OF
Surgeons including Sir Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Car
isles, &c, in office. 20ils Fulton 81. je9 ltsrc
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cured without See his London diplomas with the
Of the Court OF Examiners OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons including Sir Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Car
isles, SC, in Office. 20iia Fulton 81. je9 lire
DIR. ROBINS FRENCH MIXTURE.
OR the of veneresl diseases the gonorh9a and
gleet There preparation which is administered for
with much certainty Of speedily and safe
y eectns perfect cure. Dr. Robins French Mixture
effects permanent in the short Of i've six
days without restriction to Diet exposure or business Put
FRENCH INJECTIONS.
All physicians that in long standing Of gonor
raand gee that injections only be used with
These the most obstinate III few days They
used without assistance, and with perfect safety Fs
directions with each package, which contains syringe AID
three different descriptions of lection. Price, ST.
DR. ROBINS FRENCH OINTMENT.
The French Ointment is unequaed by ointment the
world for dressing yenereal and ulcers certain
for he bnboes and glludula swengs and OF all erup
tons Of the skin No who has beea unfortunate
to the syphilis should neglect to it, Price, so
cents per box.
DR. ROBINS PRIVATE TREATISE.
Dr. Robins Treatise yeaeal Diseases should be in the
hands every person who has disease brief
aud plain description of OF disease with
full direction for treatment Ii perfect guard against
quackery and de The erate by reading this
little work will understan the and character Of their
disease and further advice Price only 23
Persons who wish purchase this work, the medicines
for the friends feel hesitation decncy
but ask for them and the clerks will deliver ihem and
Questions asked Only agency in New York. AIS Broadway
corner of Howard street. je2t iwsm
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THE TtiSSTuT!UMS;AL DEBILITY CURED,
and Rhsrmacy tr city or New orE Il con,
secret RECOMMENDED for all cash OF debHy producei by
c impotence, stsrity, o. basausss, unless depend
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen Is esrefaIlv
packed and sent to all ,rarts Of the Union.
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Cons SITUATION (COSTIvENES S)
DESTROYED,


Discovery recently made in France,
BY Nj. WARTON.
DRICE 30 cents Fifth English Edition. translated from the
23d French. Sold at the National Depot Of Warrior OF
P1 Ne l52 i, William street. New Fprt also by MIR John
way and John stree, Messrs: Wyatt Ketchum, m Fulton
and Brooklyn, by Mr. Charles Steane 4s Fulton
In
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mon ~ Csy,rs, , a.. - "a ~! ~ = MlAIUNE'
snsra ulcers, nodes. compliant produdea by an
i4udcious use OF mercay or uskilful medical treatment
TEN should use this powerful pSrGer without delay per
celebrated alterrativs.
= carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
CONCENTRATED EA1RACI OF 5ARsAPARILLA,
= 0ENTlAN AND SASAFRAS-
PREPARED BY he New York College Of Medicine and
Phs!mscy established for the suppression Of qusckery.
me purifying a.s,ss ard e.rs' o. the above
% any extract OF Sarssas before The public and
nay De relied on aa Certain for all diseases arising
a n VOLT oIoehes or pmpies Ulcers Ia the bones
noues cutaneous erutions ucerssed throat,
any disease arising from the secondary sects or syphilis or
a mjudicious Of mercury.
ID IN single bottles, Bseueg
!, IN casss OF half dozen bodies S3N Il
i, dozen NO
mss FORWARDED p al psrss Of the Uniea.
ExS; iSsd S'ee:is T ESsI;:aS Rs, as
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16
A COURT SCENE.

On Wednesday last, 1--WE believe that wa.
the day, young man, by the name Of
Samuel Earl, was brought into court on q
charge of passing counterfeit money. There
7eing no evidence against him a no.! pros
vas entered. The following conversation
hen took place between the Court and The
prisoner.
Judge Lewis Samuel, do you know
net
Prisoner. Yes, sir.
Judge L.-'Ate YOU a son of John EarIl'
Prisoner Yes, sir.
Judge L.-'W here have you been since
S36!'
Prisoner. AT work, up the Juniata.'
Judge l. When saw you ten years
go, YOU conducted yourself with grea, pro-
preIy, under circumstances The most Try ing
Your good behavior enlisted the sympathy
md obtained The good will Of the whole
community. You were left alone in lae
world. am rejoiced to find that IN This
case there is no evidence TO show that Won
Snew the note was counterfeit; and hope
hal you may continue 10 bshave well, and
ha, we shall hear no evil Of you. You are
discharged from custody
At The conclusion of these remarks, his
honor was affected even unto iesrs Tu
4xplain. At WiIiamsport, Lycoming coun-
y len years ago-almosI to The day
Judge Lewis sentenced Samuel Ear's faith
" 10 death, for The murder of his mother.
under hs most aggravated circumstances.
Samuel was then a boy OF eleven years Of
age, and gave important evidence on the
rial, and Clung 10 his father with nLshaken
affection and devotion up to the hour of his
execution, although that father was The mur
Ierer Of his own mother. While Judge
Lewis was passing sentence Of death upon
The elder Earl, Samuel and his liuls bro-
,hers and sisters clung TO the convicted
trembling murderer, and by their Giles and
so5s completely o,erpOweret Ihe feelings
Of his honor. while in the performance OF
his last, sad, solemn duty. From tha. day
Judge l., has lost sight Of Samuel Earl, un'
Ill ne discovered him in the PrlsoneE's box,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16

THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF Bloomsburg and vicinity that they have To-
Gated themselves in Thorntons New shop, in
Main, ttOo doors beioO The Corner of Main and
Market streets, in Bloomsburg, whore they will al.
ways be found on hand, ready to accommodate
those who may favor them with call Their
WORK will be donein the latest and mos, approved
style Tor neatness and elegance in the business
from their long experience in the business, they
Halter themselves that their work will be done es
neat as can be done elsewhere. All work ntrus,ed
in their care warranted 10 it
CUTTING done on the shortest notice and
warranted TO fit ii properly made up
ELLIS g. VAN BUSKIRK.
May 2, 1916 2tf
N B.COUNTRY PRO DUCE, at the msike
price, will be taken il exchange for work.
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ReginentaI Orders.

FHNHE Enrolled Militia residing within the
a bounds OF the 9TH Regiment; lst Brigade
eth Division, Pennsylvania Militia, will assemble
for parade follows -
The first Battalion will meet at Orangeville on
Thursday the 2lst day of May inst.--and the Vol
unteer companies attached thereto will meet al the
same time and place.
The second Battalion will meet at Cattawissl
on Friday the 22d day of Nay, inst.--and the Vol.
unteer companies attached thereto will meet at the
same time and place.
HIRAM r. KLINE, Colonel.
May, 1916.
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THE sHAMOKIN FURNACE.

| THE SHAMOKIN FURNAIE
The Shsmokin Aothrrclte Furnsce,
which isnow in the possession ofMessrs,
Bryant and Wood, was, o few days Sgo
again put into operation, as will be seen
by the subjoioed letter fcom friend resi-
ding inShamokin. This furnace was erec
ed several year, ago by the Shamokio
Coal and Iron Company, and was orig
nally one Of the largest class, having a
very powerful eng inc, fully capable oI
working several large stacks. 1t has
always, whenever in operation, produc.
ed iron Of a superior quality Bul j
has had difficulties 10 contend with, one
Iof which was want of sufficient quanli-
~ OF ore in its immediate vicinity.
This difficulty, we believe has been
overcome byrecent discoveries of a num-
ber oil veins Of rich ore within a short
distance from The furnace. This will ena.
hIe the enlerprisins gentlemen who now
nave the works, 10 produce iron al a less
expence, aud consequently WITH more
profit 10 themselves. than it can be
made at majority Of the furnaces 10
he country. We understand ho
should things work as well as may iet
'onably be exp cled, those geAlem II.
will poi up an additional stack, winch
they can work with the engine lhey nov
nave - Sunb,"y G0zette,
SHAMoKIN, May 2 1916,
DEAR SIR;--Il is with extreme pleas.
ire that | inform you in relation to tn,
Furnace at Shamokn, now conducted
by Messrs. Bryant and Wood, otPhil,
'deIphia, who deserve great praise for
their enterprise, and merit The thanks
IF every true American; for believe il
il the first time in this country, than an
n .lhrscie Furnace has been worked
entirely by american born cilz.ns The
furnace was blown in by Mr.. jacob c.
Bryant, one Of The partner', an II neri-
can, who believe, was the FIRST man in
his counrtv lha, succeeded 10 max ing
Iron with Aulhracrta Co,l. The blow.
ng in Of the Furnace was considered By
I'll to be a mas'eily piece Of wc'k, and
vas The admiration OF every one who
'aw It. 1t has been running only two
lays, and has brought forth wha, be
ieve they call The pumice cinder and
No. l iron. am not fully conversanr
with the technical terms connected with
The Furnace business, you will there
fore excuse any mistakes | may make;
b This do know, tina, The furnace l.
working well, and to the full satisfaction
OF every one who has visited the place.
| must repeat il again, for | feel prond
30 to DO, thai the Furn re is worked
entirely by American born citizens. |
will eudeavour, in the course Of few
weeks, 10 give you further particulars ia
relation to the progress Of The furnace.
Yours, respectfully,
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ARGO.
M ay ID, 1876.

The Washington Union announces thA
letters from the camp stale that Capt. Sell
3. Thornton aud Lieutenant Mason, witt
two dragons, had arrived safe in Gen
TayIor's camp. The Union says:
Capt Thornton, discovering the ambus
cade too Ialo to retreat had plunged gallant
ly through the enemy's ranks, and cut hl'
way with his own sword, with a bOldnes,
and inrepidty that is almost incredible. /
sseNs he is moi to be killed by accidents o
hooG or field lie is the same gen,Iemsr
who so narrowly escaped when the Pulas
HI was bIown up. He had The yellow Ie-
vel several lines in Florida, and has passet
through many other hal. breadth 'scapes.
when Gen. Worth Ieil the camp, Cap
tain Thornton asked him for his sword
The general buCkIed it upon him and wher
he heard yesterday Of Capt. It's gsllsnty
he exclaimed THAT was my sword
knew it would never be drsgraceG in hi
bands. lie is as noble and gallant fellow
as ever held sword in hand
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Jayne's Life Preseruative,

An Alternative and depurative preparation, COM
bining all the medical virtues Of those articles which
long experience has proved to possess the most saf.
and efficient Alternative and unObstruent properties
fol the cure of Scrofula, Kings Evil, white swell
lings ulces, ScrOfuous cancerOus and lndolent tn.
monrs, rheumatism, gout, scurvy neuralgia or tic.
douloureux cancer goitre or bronchocles, (sweled
neck) enlargement of the bones, joints or gaments
or of the ovaries liver spleen, kidneys, &c. Al
the various diseases of the skin such as lettering
worms bilGs, pimplea, cerbuncles &c. dropsical
swollings, constitutional disorders and diseases
originating from deproved or impure state of the
blood or other fluids Of the body 9
The above Medicine are for sale al
The store of
JOHN r MOVER,
BoOmsburg
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FLOOD ON TIE sCHUYLKILL.

On Saturday aud Sunday last, in consequence oi
the recent rains, the SchuY,kilI river rose higher
than it did at The March freshet The damages
sustained by the Canal is considerable, several OF
the new locks and entertainments being materially
injured; much so, thai tits now believed that the
Canal cannot 60 into operation before August. II
.sTepoNed that several lives have been lost,
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at the lime and under Ihe circumstances al
read stated.
The trial and fate Of Earl is still remem'
bered in many paris of Northern PenDsyl'
vania, and we think this little sketch or n'
cidenl will be read with no ordinary feel
ings Of interest by most oc our sub,cribfr'
in tha, section of the Stale --Lanedsfer
Democrat
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EBROPOSALS will be received by the Com.
H. mssioners of Columbia county, on
Nonday the first day of June nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o.
clock 2 NJ of said dav, for building Bridge over
Big Fishlngcreek where the public highway cross.
q. said creek leading from Bloomsbure to Mount
Pleasant and Greenwood, of the foil ,wing descrlp.
ton
The abutmensto be Is feet high from low water
mark 20 feet long and feet thick.
The Supors rnctureis to be an arch Of ono span,
single track, 60 feet between the ahuIments.
Proposals for said bridge will be received on the
ground.
ALSO
On Tuesday the I'd dau June nert.
between the hours 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock
T. M OF said day. Proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of Columbia County. at the House
of Thomas Mendenhall, IN Sugar Loaf Township.
for building Bridge over Big Fishing gCreek where
the public highway said creek near Benton q
Post Office in said Township of the following des'
cnptons;-
The ahutments to he 2 feet high from low wat er
mark, feet thick and 20 feet long the suprestruc-
luro is to be an arch of span single track, 100
feet between the abutments
BY order of the Commissioners.
L. MENDENHALL, Clerk
Commissioners Office.
DanuiIe, May Id, ls46 {
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DRY GOODS LINE,

splendid assortment Of new and fashionable
Prmt' OF now figures, Ginghams; new style of
cross oveI Borage aud other 8erages; fancy and
BLACK and white Lawns, Bingham Lawns Delanes
Of all colors and quality, black and blue black dress
Silks, black silk Serge Allapacca. damask summer
Shirts damask book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings of assorted colors, ladies and gen
emens kid gloves, mohair Gloves and mi,s. white
camhrc Handkerchiefs; ladies silk points, black.
handsnno and Asg silk Handkerchief, cotton
handkerchief Of every description. white and fan.
y silk Handkerchiefs, Shawls of all kinds, in sbort
'otton and Linen Goods of every description for
LADIES' wear, silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose for
non and women Ladies shell combs.
Br"adcloths Of all ooors and quality, Sattinetts
Cassmeles, fancy summer Csssineres, s quarter
coat Tweed, Nankns, Checks black Satin and
'ther summer Vestngs of every description: fancy
scarts al Crsvats of all qualities, blcached and
inbeached Muslins, Umbrellas and ParasoIs. Lee
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity Of carpet
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II CARD-PILES CURED,
Philadelphia. Nov. q

Philadelphia. Nov. 2, ls42
Messrs. Editors-As there are many persons who
are suffering much from Hermonhoides or Piles,
would inform them through the medium of your
paper, that after many ears affection with them,
and having in vain sought relief from various phy-
scisns, that have a length been completely cured
by the use ofloul bottles OF Dr. Jsynes Vermifuge,
which has not only cured me of the piles but has
greatly benefited my health otherwise.
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Estate ofMICHAEL WHITENIGHT

late Of Hsmiock township, deceased.
II ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of Mi.
cbael Whtenight late of Hemock township
Columbia county, decreased, has been granted to
the subscriber, residing in Madison township, in
said county, by the Register Of said county all
persons having claims or demands against the estat
Of Testator. are requested to make them known
without delay, and all persons indebted to said es-
tate are required to make payment forthwith to
JOHN RICHARD, Executor
Of MichselWhitenight Of Henock township, deed
Madison township, May 9, ls46 --6w3
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ENOCN HOWELL.
II EE4O III.

RESPE cTFUILY, iniorms !hs public tha, ne
Has Removed his Ship to Espytowa,
where lie will always be ready, as heretofore, to
make any kind Of clothing, at the shortest notice
and in the best and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in the business, he flstter-
himself that he shall continue 10 give general sat
isfacton and thereby hopes to receive share ofthe
public patronage,
LT PARTICULAR attention paid to cutting.
AL kinds of country produce taken in payment
fol work.
Espytown, May 8, ls46.-ti3
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NOTICE.

A IL persons who have unsettled accounts or
"a the Books Of the subscriber, now removed
from Boomsbug, are hereby informed that his ac
count books are left in the hands Of Thomas Pain
ier Justice Of the Peace at BloOmshnrg, for set
tIement and collection. Those who do not attend
to having their accounts settled and paid on o,
uefore the first day Of May nert, may expect tc
have cost added to their respective dues, without
respect to persons.
ELIAS WERTMAN.
Bloomsburg, April T. lsi6.--50
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0BIEgUABYo

DlED-In Bloomsbury, on the 9th inst Mr.
PErER BIoes, aged SO, after a short ard distress
ing illness.
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Assessment.

M EMBERS of the Lycoming County Mutual
LVM Insurance Company are hereby notified
mat the Board of Directors have ordered an asscss
ment OF one poi cent. on all premium notes due to
The Company on the 18th day of Nov,mber, 1876.
to be paid previous to the Sd day of May next to the
Treasurer or Receivers.
VIM. A. PETRIKIN, Treasurer.
n. d. Receivers for Columbia County.
James c. Sproul, Jacob Meieck. Paul
Il. Baidy, Esqrs and The Trea;urer. {
s Wallace, Esq.
Office of the Lyco Go. Nut In Co
Muncy, April H. lS46
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THE BATTALION TRAININGS

In this county come of next week. At w ssh.
ingtonvIle on Wednesday; at orangevile on
Thursday and at Cattawissa on Friday.
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Pretty Feathers Make a FinoBir

A ND as this holds good in almost every respect,
IA the subscriber would again inform his fiients
aud the public generally, that ne is still living and
Occupying the OLD STAND, on Main-street, be-
tween the office of c. X. Buckalew aud the Black
smith shop of Moses CofTman, at which place he
may be found upon the seat Of poverty, prepared
TO draw out the thread of affection He has just
received the The Latest Stgle Of Fashions for
SPRING and SUMMER, and with them he
aands pledged to accommodate his friends, custo-
ners and the public generally with good substan.
tai tasty fits or no charge made.
d. RUPERT, TAILOR, will be found upon
a Shiuge stuck up above the door.
'IdmiSsion free Of all expense.
lie would also Inform his friends that Wheat
Rye, Data, Corn and Potatoes will be taken in e1.
change Tor work done ut his shop, and little of
'ho peegicr d6ctum, once in a while, will not come
anliss. Gail and give him 9 trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April IS, ls46--l
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The person who took TIN BUCKET, from
the pump of Mr. Clayton on the morning OF the
18th inst which was not their own, will do well
as they are known to return it ia the subscriber
1t they don't they may expect to catch Jesse.
], w. CANAAN.
April 25.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16

suitable loT spring and summer use, consisting H.
part OF
Mouslin de Lains, French Lawns, B,regp,
Gughsm Lawns, Faocy Prints Of all
Psrteros and prices. Gambrooos,
Tweedr, Summer Cloths: Fame,
Cssmeles, Cotton Stripes,
Together with Barege Zepe,
Wor>red. Thiber, Plain &
Shaded MousIln d.
Lame Shawls.
VeslinGs, Stocks, Pongee and Csmbric
Handkerchiels, Corded and Grss,
Cloth Skrls,. Also. large
Assortment Of Florence Braid &
Straw Bonners, Ribbons. SILK
O,l Cloth, Hosiery, Psrsso's.
Porcelels, Sun Shades,
Sc. &c.
III fact every thing that may he required for La
dies or Gsntlemens spring or summer wear, all Of
which he will ssI as low US they can be purchased
IN the county of Columbia.
All kinda OF Lumber andColntry Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
l. B. RUPERT,
April 25--l