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IL rsue brings the sacred t~rto Luke, ChapL XIX. The i1u-
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PASTORAL LIFE AND ARTS or THE ANCIENTs. ine,ud-
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DATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS
Il The subscriber would respectfully inform THE PUBLIC,
that he has on hand. and u cons antIy MANUFACTURING Ssfr
~ Locks Of every description. for BANKS, saes Houses, stotrs,
PRISONS, and Faent PAD LOCKS fnT Rail Roads. &c which he
warrants not u get out ~ order. tAND FURTHERMORE, TIL At
THEY CANNOT RE PICkEDI An orders thankfully received
and promptly attended tn. at his Rank Lock Mandatory, New
Arb. New Jersey. &C 6-6m n. Z. JONES.
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no THE PURLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
- to Oeoo, very cheap for cash, With = general a,sonmsst Of Pain
ets aruciss.
Gas of the bes, quality, sres from sIiO TO 1890. wboleals
Or retan.
White Lad, hard IN best. In kegs from IS Ts, so 1ba, to 500 he.
The above aricies are ~ my own sciecton. and warmhts1 good
ouuty Ksnueueu would IN well N call and e1Amins the
gods and JudEs Tor Themselves, At ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street,
Eer foof N the Exchange Bank.
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DECEMBER 22D. 1916.
Cheap Fry Goods-uIankets, servants CIs-
thing, sc.
U " jenkins wDud rnvts thu attention n thoaq wanting
~. really cheap GOODS, IN sramine bic soct. which hiss been
i~epsnshrd within few days
Blankets from - %. o. o. md higher prices
Bed Bankes hOm three dsnar per Tan AID finer
a isrEe Assortment 81 materials for men and women's winter
ciofing.
White and Red Flannsis, IS rents aue hnsr
Cheap brown and biercLed fhirings and sheeung
Cotton OznabufFs, an Kinds
8so, ~ Ta.1v Ooob,
Cashmere Rsps, Nou.i ne, snEs. shavi.,
Workod Capcs and CoTafs, rich snd chesp shavs pocket hand
kerches, &C.
LkeNse. 10000 yanis eaiicoes great barsfns, At prices from,
g, =, 10, t2lc su3 hisr.
FOf bargains, csH at
Dec. ~ r.. n. JENKINS.
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f'vTh 70 Feptesrsttbs InssnsF
bio ferspiration- u 10 the great eva
enaticn Tor The Impurities of the body
" VIII be noticed that . thea cloudy
mist issas from al paints of the sur
ace, which isdscstss that this perpi
ntion fio~s unin,errvp'ediy when ne
are In health. but e.ases when We ars
siek- Life eanpot be sustained with
OFT H. u 70 thrown OF from the blood
aud other juices Of the body. and dis-
poses BY this means, ef nearly all the
Impurities within US. The blood. By
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DLANkETS.-We have just received from
~ auction srgc VI Of NEGRO BbANKErs. which were
bourhi alta great .crh-e. AMI will be- rb unusually NV, 70 which
We inviU tr atrn,aon 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. others.
Af.oon hand g. TOO IT. i2f, aHd ~ whrtney BED Blan-
ktt, ~ our Osn improvisation. sIme ~ winch arr hffa h'"v'h
D. und. and which We VII ssn very loy u eto.e.
IVA EgNT, KEf DALI hTwArER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08

XWTHEREAS, the II on. JosEPH d. ANTnoNI
Wv President Of the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quar,e
Sessions of the Peace and Court of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial dsirel
composed of the counties Of NorthumberIanf
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hoi
Samuel oaks and Stephen Baidy, Esquires
Associate Judges In Columbia county have
issued their precep, bearing date tho 25th Jay OF
April, IN the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ana fartysx and TO me directed, ,fol
holding
"A Court Of oyer and Terminer, and Gen.
erat Jail Dehvrry, General Quarter
Se8Si0ns Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVlLLE, in the County of Columbis
on the third Monday Of Alg next, being til,
l1thI lay and to continue one week
Notice Is therefore hereby given tc
the Coroner, the Justices Of the Peace, and con
stables of the said county of Columbia that they
be then and there in their proper persons, at II
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with thei
records lnquisitons and other remembrances,tO TO Dc
those things which to their offices appertain to
be done And those that are bound by recogni
Lances to prosecute against the prisoners that arc
or may be in the Jail Of said county of Columbia
are to be then and there to prosecute against them
as shall he just, Jurors are requested to be pune
suol in their attendance, agrceably TO their notices
Dated at Danville, the Gath day of July in
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and foty-six and in the Goth year
Of The Independence of the United States
of America
IRAN DERR Sheriff
SnFF's OrrIcE, Dsnville
July ID 1876.
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,

- -@~A'@~ II L UIf Nv,
FHTO all icgItecs, crciitots and other persons in
81 teresled 10 the estates of the respective de.
c3dents and minors, that the administration and
guardian accounts OF the said estates have been filed
IN the Office of the Register Of the county of Co.
I0mbIa and viii be presented for confirmation and
allowance to the Orphans Court to be held 81,
OanvlIIe in and for the county aforesaid on
We3ncsday, The l0M dag Of .4ugusf,
next, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
The final account Of Samuel Mcngas ad-
mini tratcr ofthe estate Of John Robcuult late of
Limestone township, deceased.
The account of Henry Miller, administrators
| If the estate Of Jacob Rodenberger late Of Roar.
ugcyeek township deceased.
3 Tie account of samuel w. Lowry, admins.
traitor Of the estate of Elizabeth Lowry late vi Der
Iry township deceased.
The account of John Reece, Executor and
Phc1e Mather execurix of the last will and testa-
ment of Robert Mather late Of Greenwood town
ship deceased
5 The account of Thomas Benfcd and Jacol
| sitter, executors of The last will and testament OF
John Bertcld late of Derry township deceased
| Tie account Of Samuel Meleck admiuist a
tor OF the estate Of John Bright late Of Bloom town.
ship deceased.
|
administrator debonis non with the will annexed Of
the estate of Frederick Lorenan late Of Cattawiss'
township deceased,
I he account Of Jane Titman the surviving
administrator with the will annexed Of the estal,
lofAbraham Titman late Of Greenwood township
ldcceas, d.
The second account of John Brown jr, ad
lmnstrator of the estate Of CHARLES Miller late .
Of Mifilin township deceased.
10 The account Of Z. B. Brown executor q
tine last will and testament Of Hiram Reynolds lat
lol Milin township deceased.
| II The account of Reuben Fahringer, admin
stralor of the estate Of Elizabeth Wagner late u
Roaungcreel, township decreased.
II The account Of Reuben Fahringer admin
stGtur Of the estate ofJonathan Kline late Of Roa
ingrrrck township deceased
l3 The count Of John r. MOyer administS
tor of the estate of Josiah Mcclure late of Blool
townsho deceased
II The account of Ohed Everett, ndmlnistrat'
If the estate of Benjamin Boone late of Bloc
d towmhip deceased
5. l5 The account # Samuel Yorks, Ndmnisu
ID tor dehones non with the will Qnnexed If the eata
of General Daniel Montgomery late q! Manonil
township deceased
10 The account Of John Douty, Gdminialrat
with the will uuaeXcd of the estate of Willie
Harvey late Of Liberty township deceased
II The accouol of George W. MJuis, actin
i f. xecutor aud Elizabeth Norris, EXecutrx Of Il
III last will and Testament Of I5acher Mous lato
y IIemlock township deceased
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
RroISrER's OTFIcE,
Danviis, Jn!y is, ls46.
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LIST OF CAUSES.
FOR TRIAL AT AUGUST TERM Is4C

fOlt kIAl' AUOUo EkM lS4t
!. James Hialt Na,chiuys. ChrisIia una Match
in.
.. Dchorao Minnierby her next friend Francis
Dean, va Hiram Minner
g. Joseph Lemon VS.. George Lemon.
A. John Metal ct al VI Joseph Lemon
Tobias Shirt7 ct al vs Thomas Moohead ct al
& DR. Thomas Fitch vs. Thomas 5 lluhhald ct al
7 Thomas ) Hubbard ct al vs George Maus ct Al
6 Thomas Sackhouse vs. Vauish Reese ct al
9 Ebeuezcr GreenUugh VS. Caleb Fisher ct al
10 Samuel Conner vs John Acheutaeh
IL Samuel Sandman VS. Owen d leb ct al
~ Samuel Shsdman w Owen b hieb at al
3 Samnel Shadman VS. Owen Liet ct al
II William Delnug VS. lIeuyMiIler
Is Thomas B c Baker ct ri W. George Feistul
lG George Correli VI Patrl,k Herbct
II John Christopher vs. Nichcas seibcrt
ls Beujamiu ,~-hews ddmr vs. Matthias Kline
10 Jacob X Edaar VS. IQcob Deidleinou
20 Wilton Turner vs. paniel Monlgomey
plmr "a a
q Nahon BracA vs. Joseph Cole
% William Howoli VS. Rev Marmaduko PeUc,
% David Hunter ct al VS. 4 y Wilson GndNa
lhun Beach
"a Reory Sanders ct al IS DzAicl SpOnoobori
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Also

a certain tract Of land situate in Briarcreek
township Columbia county, containing one hum
dred aud twenty acies or less, about 95 acres
of which is cleared laud, Bounded by the turnpike
lending from Berwick to Towaudi aud aud Of
William Iddiugs on the west. and lands Of John
hockort, Joseph Low, Alexander Lockart and 9th
=. whereou is erected five dwelling houses, one
barn aud one stable, with the appertenances-
SEIZED taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of ohm Shafiel
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Also

A certain lot Of ground situate in Madison town
ship, Columbia county, containing fifteen acres
mere OF less. Bounded 10y lands of Elisha smith
deceased and Ann Smith, whereon IS erected a
frame house and frame ba u, with the apperie-
nances, also one other lot Of ground situate as a.
Itorcsaid, containing thirty five more or less.
Bounded by lands of John f. Derr, Ann smith,
John T Ewes aud Elisha Smith, deceased --Seiz.
ed taken in execution and II De sold as the prop
eity Of Hugh Smith
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08

THE WARM WEATHER.

The sudden changes Of the wpa her. do.
ring this season Of The year, exhibit mos.
bAnelul effect on the human system, debhi.
'atng and prOsIraling n.-The stomach and
bowels become Geranged, giving Iimely nos
tice to all, who are inclined 10 give auen.
lion 10 The warning voice Of nature. At
such times 'Jayne's CaImRsu,e' never
fails 10 afford immediate relief, checking
he disease and restoring the rslien, ,o vig-
oIous health. Mothers cannot be TOO ecu.
'Ious with their chldreH during this month
aud the month following, aud 10 the ea,nes,
stages oi this summer disease. whether
from iee'hing, oppressive heat or o.her eau.
ses lhey should al once resorI 20 this never
falling remedy. Hundreds of certificates
from respectable persons in this city are m
possession of the proprietor ready to exhib-
It TO all who may desire to see ,Aen at his
ofice, No. s South Third street, PhisdeI.
phia,
LIFE! LlFE!! LIEF!
'Ail that a man hath will he give for his
life, SO we find recorded in the most an.i len,
and besl OF books, out as we see ihousan
lying around us with Consumption Group
Cough Asthma Bronchitis Splitting Blood
aud other Pulmonary affections we aye led
10 doubt he correcInesss of The above ss-
ser'lon especially since it is 50 well known
hat certain remedy may be obtainea
wHich always arles's ,tree dise.sss.
Dr IAYNG'S EXPEC CTORANrnev-
er falls 10 give relief, sud e ~ saer e,eiv
olher means have failed This can be a,4
has been proved 10 'nnc: and 3f ns,ancae.
where II has effected radical cures, ,a(re, We
patient had been given cp by all bis friends
nd physicians.
The above Medicine are for sale AZ
the store of
JOHN R. MOVER,
Bloom sburs.
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.7doaHCe cf tie .I'my. The follow
ing lever from The II, ny TO the editor,
uf the .Ne,O OrieaS Delta, indicate,
thal Gen Tailor is shout pushing lo'
1Ie nIrrlof wih an ,xpec's'ivn Of fur
iher 6shirp:
MArAmoRAs, July 8, 1916.
A length The Monorony OF the camp
lie is broken. We have received or
ders TO 'trke tents, preratstory TO NOV.
iug forwards 10 Csmargo. All is life
and activity IN camp TO day. We srt
waDirg for The 5teemboul Big Hslchee,
which tive momeGtariIy expect to
arrive, when we will embark on board
of her and proceed fifteen miles above
here, where we will be disrmb5rk,d d
aud wal, un'll the Louis ,nns Bugqd,
comes up, when we will be marched
forward. The TN lulau'fy L. S. A.,
commanded by C4p' n les, is embsr l.
iug for The same destination. The steam
boats And, b < Huchee, and Toy, are
here; and he observation-disclosures, In.
terpri,e, Cora, aud /. e, RJbcus. ore
in the rjvrr coming upj ,hiS b,giG, to
lock like moving, aud have now no
doubt bu, what We will very soon he ~
C.margo.-- 49,
We spen, the GLORIOUS am most glo-
ricu,ly.---The b ,igsde (CoI-. Walton
sud Marks Reglmenr) were ppraded
and reviewed by Geus. Taylor and
Smith. Cen Il. said TO Us ths, we would
move C.rword 10 MooDery with til,
least possible delay; AVID tbs, Il we d,o
not have suO hct'crsck ut tlbe enemy is
would be because they on, travelled u,
as he was determined to go ahead,' aud
he hoped end believed that we would
uol be detained any more.
Yo.rs, truly, S'"
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TWO APPRENTlCES

TO the BLACKSMlrHlMG BUSI-
NESS are wanted ,umcda eiv by The sub
scr,bers. Active hdS g or II years ole
will receive good encouragement upon ap'
plicaIion TO ... uoonc,
COFFMAN & DRQBSF.
Aug. l--ls4G,
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C.4rTAWISSA FERRY.

The Subscriber has added largeN w FLAT
to his other Boats at tho Ferry theBridge,and
! now prepared 10 cross anything froma foot pas.
,enaer 10 a six horse team, atrealced prices, and
at short notice. .-
STACY MARGERUN
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The Subre"ury Bill has passed both
houses Of Congress, and been signed By
me President.
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Afondan he l7h daY Of August,

7'7771 '''V 'TT' ~ y
next at o'clock, r. NJ. the following property to
wit.
A certain lot of ground situate in the Town Of
OrangevllIe, Columbia county, containing one
fourth Of an acre more or less Bounded in front
by Main street of snid Town. and lots of Danlet
Fornwrd l.. G.. Ricketts, aud The heirs of Jacob
Shoemaker deceased whereon is erected frame
house and Potter shop with the appertenonces
seized taken in execution and to Js sold as the
property Of Ephraim Parker.
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A lSO

certain lot ofland situate in Deuy township
Columbia county containing one hundred and
twenty acres more or less about 100 acres o
which is cleared land, adjoining lands of Stephen
Ellis James Johnson. Charles Mckee and
John Glenn wherein is erected a log house, los
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with tn,
appertenances-Sei TAX, II in execution and t.
ne sold as the property OF Jhon buchanan in the
hands Of Johaulaan Lodge his administrator.
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IEGIM5 MEAL.

MABRIED. On the 3Oth uli. ty
the Rev. William j. Eyer, Mr.. GIDEoN
KRUM, to M.s ANNA CATHARINE
CRoMLY, both Of MonDonr township.
Bv Rev d s. Tobis, on lhe 2 inst
Mr.. REUBEN Yosr Of ST. Clair ,Schuy !
kill Co. to Miss ELIZABETH JOHNSON,
Of Roaringcreek.
On Thursday moroiog Angus, 9th
by Rev. Samuel n. Lord, Mr. VIII
LIAM Carson, to Miss MARY GILKoY
both Of Irondale.
On the 6'a inst by Rev. II, Fnnk
MIR. PHILIP HARTMAN of Buck horn
to Miss MARY HARrMAN,of Espy'owo
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BOOT S AND sNOEs

SHE subscriber very rcspec fully informs the
IA public That he has on hand and is col, slant
lyManufacturng. H0OTS ana SEgOEs
Of all kinds Which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
HorocCo or CaJ Skin Boots S4 90
Coa'Se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes rs
Miners Shoes So to 2 25
Morocco Slippers 81
LADIES WEAR.
|'ororco or Caf Skin Luce Boots so
ihjck Sole French Ties 25
Pumps Springs or French l2t
.Other kjaas Of Slippers rs cents to l 90
~ b. The above are all ofmv own Manufacture
md are wrrantod to stand. | have also Oh hand
"a large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell Mt small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, invited To call and examine my goods
las will sell to such at a large reduction.
CT RcmemNer the place at the NEW BOOT
and SHOE STOKE, lower end of Main street
BIoomsburg.
w RUSSELL
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SEEERIFT SALES.

EN y virtue Of Sundry writs Of Vend. Ex. toI
e . me directed will bo exposed 10 Public Salel
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Pos,.office atBoonsburg,
Pa. June 30lh, 1896
John d. wiib-John CleneIl-Jane
ChanberIin-Mrs. Ann Dole-Ambrol Ev-
snd-Jacob Eckerd-Jesse HolIenshesd-
David Keeffe-Chsrles Michael-Joseph K.
Noore-Lewls X. Obourn-Francis Reeds-
WIN. Swsuey-Jsckson Sorms-Peier Sdner
John " anich-J James Walker,
J r. MOYER p. M.
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NEW CEDTFdETG
ESTABLISHMENT.
o. c. h.ARLER
READY MADE CLOTHING,

ever offered IN this neighborhood, which he will
sell from 10 to EOpeI cent. cheaper than the cheap.
est His stock is got and selected with great care,
made OF the best and ost fshiona' le materials
and IN the most workmanlike manner an -;,,e.
embracing every grade, color an vice r...
suit either the taste or economy D, gnr.p...
will sell
Tteeed sack frock d dress coats c,oa,-a .Oro GO
Summer and erOfoa ci0ti 20 "S7ti 7a
Linen and giaghanl do @st.2 90
Buck and French CASHMERE Paa(, q g. t.s n
SattiHst - t.' =
Drilling and gan9b0On aJ 80 f. % o.
satin end sir vcaS 5y 10 3 10
SwGae doaga and Na-sgE reSts 50 10 %
Besides a good assorrG nut of Gtocls, Cavats,
Handkerchief Collarsr Sa!g'S; Ac all OF which
the public are invited o cal! and exapiue lor them
selves before purchasing elseU here if they Vith to
get a good bsrcan and well suited,
| July lsiG--l:n
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GYBIZETABWo
WINDOW PAPER,

and Narrow. shaded and plain, of q
w new style just received at the New store store
l., B. RUPERT,
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Also

A certain lot Of ground situate in Cattawisso
township, Columbia county adjoining William
NcKeivy nnd other, living on Water street. sciz-
ed taken in execution and to be sold ias property
George Waters.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08
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THE United States and Mexico are now atWar
and thousands Of freemen are volunteering their
services to subt ue the stubborn spirit Of Mexico-
but the subscriber being one Of those, whose SER
vices would not be accepted on account of his mfr
mites he has rented room oil Main Sueet, NEARLY
opposite Albright & Mengels store, as
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08
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and armed himself with razors and shears to wait
upon those who so otunate as 10 bs accepted
by the government before their deInIturcHow will
also hold himself in readiness to serve those who
prefer staying at home -Razors--Shears aEdScs-
sors repaired and put in order at short notice and
warranted.
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