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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,

NO I62 MARKET STREET.
nAvE !USr RECEIVED from the Eastern
Cnes. large assortment ~ Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which emhTar,s ali The musI IashOrohle style Of
Go'is for Ladies' dresses and every variety Of Gen
w. mems Wear. which they nff+r 90 as reasonable
'erfns os ihey can I've purchased NJ any Other house
m This CITY, We can make u aa object f,r these
Who give us coll 10 purchase without looking else
where
DRESS COoDS--New style Organize Rohes
French Lawns. new psfesNs; BaisnriBes, Fteaeh
and Englsh GinghamS Barages, bingham Lawns;
Aipacas, &c.
a large Ssiosment n Calicoea Cheap.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown end Bles,hed Muslin. Tirktng. Drlings.
Checks. PLAIN end PLAID COlloa Goods isr Pants
aEd Cents. Sc. sc.
GENTLEMENS' WEAR French, Engll-h and
BE- gan Cloths ell colors; PLAIN aud iascy Casst
mefes Sau.netsJenns. Cashmerette. Summet Cloths
PLAN and Fancy Linen Dullings. satin and olher
Vcsuns.. SILK, Linen and Canhrc lIdEs. Susp n
defs. &C.
Every kind of Bonnes. Rbhnns snd Tdmm nss
Pafasos Sun Shade Tho newest styles in shuf
lesoyihEg that Is usually kept 10 a Dry Goudi
Store. % rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
j. X. BOTsFoRD,

J. X. BOTSFORD,
HAS JUST rereived a large eni oG Sc.
q n CARS aud TOBACCO The follow Jog are
list Of The diff, rert bfsnds OF Seqar.s
5000 RegalIa LES Tres Cdfonss --.s-s
5000 Go Minerva
1000 do CaEadOrea
5000 HsvSns IA Norma
1000 Regsta D,rFaRe-
5000 DO Vlrtora
5000 do Ia Paz
1000 Washington Ia Norma
10000 Havana of different brands
10000 Principe de Ia CRUZ
5000 do Steam Bat
5000 Custo Sans
FRUITS.
so Cocoa Nuisi Oranges; lemons; Rsisins; Figs;
Pnnes; 2 doz hoIiies Olives; ! cAse Safdinss 2
cases Of Lemon syrup; hoS french Chocolate done
up IN superior manner. ! doz boilles Capefs; ! ~
cash Treble Gapo Winei ] qf cask Old Brandy
Of sos. 4lh proof. which y Tor medical purposes
hes'des a great many articles too numerous "a
mention. ap rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
stock OF Cloths.

Black. Blown. Gteen, POno. Invisible Green
Blue and various u,her fancy coorel Broad Cloths,
'nl oried from France aud England direct G,r The
fashionable trade. Also a large supply Of the new.
Isl style of ren.h Cassi superior To anything
ever "H.red holm in style. quality aud fashion.
VESTlNGS-As ru VesIngs defv the world to
heat them ether ~ qualify or variety; shall nul
attempt To enumeraic the different kinds NJ present
hu suffice u To say thai they dscdsdls French
therefore Won will piease excuse TAILOR. E,r NOT
understanding the trchncai terms cr nnpcS
SUMMER COAT PANTALOON STUFFS.
Pam AID Fa".y Linen Duliinr, T. eek; Bn,wn.
Black and Fancy Caehmete; Bnmbsznes. SILK and
Wuol Tweeds all colnr- and grades; Tue pa
a"d Henry Clay Tweeds; Boston AID KeuIutk,
Jeans. ord many Other styles tao tumcrnus to a. en-
ton. All the nbove named nrIcles Will he s,ll
lY the piece, yard. or m .de mp order in my usu,
las hinua' 10 sI,le
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL $500 600.
THIS company being now duly organized, I.
prepared tomake insurance every des
eruption ofFire and Marine Rsks,such dwell
ing houses STORE ~ ousee &c Win tuelr CO"
Boats with their carRoee, {" aad from any or
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trib
ntaFy streams. App. Ication for INSURANCE o b.
made for the present at tn Office ofthe Wheel
ng SavInPs Ins ,itutop
aug MCCOY Sec'y
RETURN PR NUNS.
VENHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
ID nv of Wheeling will return 10 per CEN
on all premiums received FOR risks taken rom
this date, where no loss has occurred
Mccoy,
Norch 3, Is45 Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!!!
a NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED By
J. e. HUsS & c..

I One door abore the United States Hotel
WATER Sr WHEELING. VA
TIME PROPRlErORS hive just received and
are now upcnng large and ces ant assori.
of Foreign aud Dnine-iIr Gou,ls purchases ~
New York. Philadelphia nrd BIlhmnre 10 wLict,
the aiItnuun uf The citizens uf v heelng and sur.
rounding country nre respectfully invited.
Our stock i perhaps the largest IT, The city en-.
tracing oil the la,esl and most approved styles.
Consisting uf
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, &C.
Of these We have rare aud excellent assortment.
such rs BIZ blue Blk. Blue. Inv isihle Green and
other Fancy cuors; bes idcs these have a large
end well selected assortment Of VESrINGS, such
as plain and Fuzzy Satin, plain aud fe'd SILK. plain
fancy Marselles .Bnh, Cashmere, English Quilting
&c Sc
.TWEEDS AND SUMNER CLOTHS,
Including ~ qunliIe, "'.d coiotS.
In.h Linens. Linen Check, Grpham. Gnmirnons
and oil other nrlr Goods ,mriato i"r Summer Wear.
Il Large assortment Of
READY NJ AIDE CLOTHING,
Mate ""d n'inmed IA g'"d s'St' e. s"it 'hv "In ''
dia,e requirements of Iufchascrs neebcF - '.i' nj
cnJless assortment at fine aud Ency articles such
es Linen ard Cniiun Shins. Spiil Collars. B,.oms
lldk's Sclrf-, Su~re derS. Gloves a. Srry &c
Han ting prcured cutters aud wufkmen oi ac-
knowrdged merit we. are prepared Ia make uD
any article "i C"ihing Ia order. IN style iha
rat fail L. please ih,sc -. urpreciair ii cumh,
mug aud elegance, aud ~ Incl The G od linen
viii he pSHd 10 he of Ihe most Ia h,Onabie e
inhlishmeBis the cIiv.
la Conclusion. We invite "ur friends rtsps cifullv,
&" call md examine stock previous ~ purchrs,ne
ei,eWhefe ~ We are deieUSned Io py Thai aIeniut
:" onr customer. w ich VIII not only merit bu
secure their patronage AID u 1n'nce
} ii HUSS X CO.
take this opportunity 10 meniion, Tint have
res en'd hus'nes. nv a"cuuEl. ii erei"Te tnl
ftnd- aud cu>iumefs especially invited TO cal,
"n NJ Iie Store at BUSS a. co.
80 rs 6 w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
COLUMBUS, (olINsURANCE COM
PNNf

AGENCY FOR WHEELING
II X LIST. At Shriper g. Selle's Warehouse,
Wa er street.
HEY will Iskc risks on Buildings OF al
~ Kinds:
Steamboats, and CafgoeS, Factories, Mill,
KeelbOaIs, FlaihoslS AMI Carso-S 81, agaio>l
loss OF damage by hre,"r The dangers ondpe'llS
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Their agents are auihnriZed To make the fol.
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person Insulng single risk by which
mo loss 10 the company i sustained. shall re,
.ceive return on application To the agent, OF
10 per cent on the amrunt pad. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting to $500
or over, IL per ce1t on de-; amounting To
$4,000 or over, 10 per ceOJ. Jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

81 riH unfold an ulpar1Iished tale.
For truth is mighty and toiU prevail"
WoH here came once more With The FO UR
BIG DOORS open, aud stock Of nelo
and Fashionable Spring Goods. otthe
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
10 TIE LADIES.

have pad mr-i pr ic.,iar aiiruIrun in nv So.
'cIlons al ,IyicS and qualities oi G.sds. ~ The
vans ni The ladies. aud 'hey vii inh my suck al
tash"nnhlr Gn'ds lar surprising any other ~ III.
rIIy. whr"h The" can easily see by c,lng and az
aiming them They can save themselves The trouble
ct t"okine ese"ha'e. as they will fnd NY prices
and qualities en- not TAI la please. apl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
PANTALOONS.


Cashmere. Cass'nei. Jeans. Tweeds Summer
Cloths, Angola. Linen Checks. G, mLruUrs Tuck
paw Tweed, Henry Clay Tweeds; and every other
KIND oil Summer GUOd- all rendy TO yak into.
VESTS.
My stock sf Vests is perhaps the hes, hooking nnd
he largest assortment that ever was lonk Il vt in
any iy varying in prices from so cts To So u
embraces all cCloIs. styles and qualities
~ duzen Iine LiLcn and CpiJ..n Shirts; ChecL
aud g mmon mue ILnn hove time to count. Cul.
lars, u SUNS, Sasaeuders Gloves. Cnvats, S,ocis
SILK aud Linen lldkfs; halt hoe and etcaI vnrie,y
oi o'hcr RFii, les. S,ict 81 LADIES' DRESSES AT
paterns and syles; Palm Lent Haas and Umhrelln,;
IN shout every nrucle al helugs To n regular
MERCHANT TAILORS ESI ADJUSTMENT
'"r Thrush Hg gentleman with az enire ia ouI .csi
he found here neatly shade aud cheap G,r cash.
L. concluslos Will say thai I can ant viii sci
NV guOdS cheaper than al ~, CON Ell oTs ala
he taken the irnuhIe Ia make the same known ~
he Eastern cI'ie- can buv them, ard HI, my ol
customers n we'll rs my ones will NJ hong,
~ gniled ~ ths hHli-wnv aud po,"iy made M
Cloth ng. such 'sG.ily ofrted hy ihu-e that hny.
-" know ledge nj The profession wba,evrr There
lure ] would respectfully solicit my IL ends Gus.
toners and the pubic or " Ia cal and examin.
tar themselves asst will eff,rd me n,Id my cIe,k-
much pleasure - VIII u At any time Dan'
f"'gei ,hr CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
ON THE CORNER with FOUR BIG DOORS
Rp22 n RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
READY MADE CLOTHING !

MY sI"h Z" cl""i''g r"nsisis IA par q" hu'aa r,uIt
rock aud Dress coats of oil colors mud qualities
nmp d'E'a, Cashmere. Bimbazne. Twettls. Liner
Cheeks. Plain Linen, Cotton CLERKS aud every nihe
DESCRIPTION Of Summer Goods that the New Yorb
market can produce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
VOLUNTEERS!
LATE NEWS FROM MEXICO.
G1'eVE Excitement.

N CONSEQUENCES 81 q verr lar.- imIofR.
II ton 81 GOODS direct from the manufactures
II Europe aud Am. rira. NJ The new stand OF
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
'Ellc Mcssnge.

The Presidents Message II the House
Of Congress upon the subject OF Mexican
hosUtliss, which we publish lhlS week on
our FIRST page. Is one OF great beauty and
merit Mr PoIk's cOmmuUcatlOas always
,sad we'll HIS style is both vigorous aud
pure There are 10 It no rednudaNGleS no
repeUuous, Without slraining for effect,
the communications OF The President are eI-
iecu'e, boIh to produce conviction aud 10
mclte to action. lie speaks to The point on
the topics uealed, exmbJs the proper facts
with happy breyIty and cIearness, and
carries The mIud OF the reader on, with uu.
'rrlng cer'sInly, 10 adopt his conclusions.
Criticism finds iue opportunity for excep.I
uDr, either in matter or STYLE /; and the
impress Of a sound, honest 5nd pure mind
Is evident 10 all readers. The exhibit oil
tie policy Of the Administration, 10 our
Mexican relations, must he eminenlIy sat-
isiac,ory TO every fair, uoprJudIced mind.
Every thing reasonable has been done 10
preserve peace and aIthe same time pre-
CauliOnary measures for state OF hOsullies
have not been neglected, The Admjnislta~I
'lor is ohewn to be guilty neither of RASH
ness IN Ploooking hosllllies, nor in negI.I
ecnce in preparing for them and vigorous.
measures ors recommended to repeI invaol
ron, and terminate, in the ooly possible
way, our Mexican difficulties 1uy pohcy
"i the Administration has beet just and ju,.
d,cIus and i, will therefore meet with lhr.
wArn approval Of the Ametican people,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
>BEtUrIEs OF the OPPOSITION

II the last number Of the Dlnve Dem ocD at the
Wing newspaper of this county. we find the follow
lug prccious RiorscI ofpalrIotsn:-
The Jnilod States Galet., osry oyogsriy re,
mark. that, strong a, must be thedesi.o Of every
American patriot, that General Taylor may free
Lin,,glrrrom tbe snare, in which he is placed. e.
ouaIly strong must be tn, jod m o.!'oq orrhe pao-
rlo ,hat he slouM A1re Jeea DL,cea IN tiut Dgy,-
ton, lhat a ,gcah. .imbeeile administration should
have been 50 destitute oC al E,eyioLL of coo,o,oo
sgracii, as TO Mace handful or.olIicgs and few
Gallant officers vter, uothjou INIT spuj ~ ,nbcci-
itv, and a greater want Of common sense uy the
directors Of the epemie, forces could save the Uui.
tel state. from tbcr prc.en, situation. so d. gra-
fJto the administration that ordered then, ,hcrc.
The itolcisinp in the above extract is our own
We assert ,batthis article i,r,pkly unius,-that
the insipustiops q cbaraes in /, are untrueinthqr
whole extent, and ,ba, il was promp,cd alone by n
vile and oc,ty ,ni,it Of marty melrnity. That the
sympa,hir, oflbe Editor Of the tinted States Ga.
zr,,c arc with rqLglcNeyicoi, i, pretty well known:
I'm, t even H., should ucrpe,r,le such uj,iruIslang
rs The above. is surprising. But ,suitism is ever
the same. whether m the old world or the new
,,bc,bor +, pepp, M, odro,,Iv Gom under the cow
oro pie,t, or is spawned forth Gon, the sanctun
oro r,l;,cal EDITOR.
Ono cbo,oe in the article IS. that Grperol Tay
,wo. .p,,c,J in ,bo, posi,ion' ly the Admin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
NOTICE.

A III, persons who have unsettled accounts 0,
IA the Books of the subscriber, now remove,
Iom bIoomsbmg, are hereby informed that his ne
founl books are left in the hands Of Thomas Pain
.er Justice Of the Peace at Boonsburg, for set
'Iemcnt aud collection. Those who do not aten,
W having their accounts settled and paid on OF
'oioro the first day@ Jiay nert, may expect lc
nave cost added 10 their respective dues, without
respect to persons,
ELIAS WERTMAN.
Bloomsburg, April 4, Isl6--5O
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
DrMAEE WAY FOR TuE.ra
LEGIT-STRNElT
~ lew StOreo
ccOndSuppIy OGspringGOods

.HENAE subscribers take this method of inform
n ing their friends and tho public generally
that they are now opening the second supply q
Spring Goods, to which they would most respect
fully invite the attention Of those wh are In wan
oi New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
Cloths, Ca5SimereS, SatiinetSS' Peslings
Of american, French and English Fabrics.
C0aiiag md Pantat00aS Slu6S,
a vo'Y superior Article Of Tweed Cloths and Cassi-
meres, Angola Gdssimeres, Drillngs Gamhoons
&c. DC. Cotton PunmIoon Stuh3 OF every variety
and ol rllc most desirable styles,
PRINTS PRINTS /!
comprising every variety of style and prices from
Gt TO 20 cents.
DRESS GOODS,
New style of French Lawns, a splendid oricr, If
new style Mouauc dc lano and summer ua,L,nn,os
L mghans dc
SHAWLS,
amongst which may be found handsome ,r,irIo or
D''oso' FicAnic Mouslano uad lulbcl oAawls
WHITE GOODS.
pared pared striped and plain Jaconets and uambric
"uS,"'' lace husilns, hook, null and swiss
"u''''' D''hop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c.
O'0'0" IN" BIe4cAea Amli,u from
- to IL! cents per yard, bIcanhod and un.
''''N'u die Diaper cotton Osnabury, 81.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
Pretty Feathers Make u rnom 'rd

A ND as tins holds good In almost every raspa
N the subscriber would again inform his lIebt
'nd tho public generally, that ne is stilI lIvrng aaA
occupying the OLD STAND, on Marsstreet. be-
tween the Office of C. r. BuckaIew and the Black
smith shop of Moses Cotlman, at which place he
nay be found upon the seat Of poverty, prepared
o dlow out the thread of afllction He has lust
received the Jhe --latest style Of FqshiOas fOr
NPRING ant SUMMER, and with them he
''and' ledged to accommodate his friends, custo-
nGrs 'nd the public generally with good substan-
nal tasty fits or no charge made.
b' RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upon
= shlngle stuck up above the door.
,M,I"'ssio" free Of oil expense.
lie would also Inform his friends that Wheat.
'iye' % = Corn aud Potatoes will be- taken in ey.
mango Tor work done at his shop, aud little of
nH Pcmieo d'Hcitn, once in while, will not come
'mIos. Gail and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
Norl ~ 1861
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23

OF the United States, nor any ycrv serious menace
To that effect But as early a, tho 18th of Iauua-
y last, our Government with prudent fore light,
as precautionary measure took steps 10
occupy western Texas with a military force
aud ON tho 2sh March lsiO, Gen. Toyor's com.
mand took po5Jlouo ON the eastern bank OF the Rio
Doh Nore, The choice of his position was the
act Of the General aud not of the Administration ?
that being a matter, as the President observes ne
cossarily conhded to the judgment Of the General
IN command
Gen. raylor's force was $500 men; Ger.
tanly large enough for an army Of occupa.
ton--and large enough to meet any eMer-
gency, reasonably TO be expected. II a
very large force, dIsprop0ruonod to the ex.
tent of apprehended danger, had been sent
west of the Nueces, what beautiful clamor
might have been raised by these same AM
able gentlemen Of the u s. Gazette and
DanyIIe Democrat What dOleluI strains
we would have heard from them about the
IlmidIly and eXlravaganc of IheAdmlnisTa-
tloB ! There might have been some plausI
hlity too, in such attacks, IN The case sup-I
posed but Ihe Administration did not al-I
iord these gentlemen the opportunity
in addition TO the steps aken by ihrI
Administration, which, We have sread,
raced Gen. Taylor was duec,td ia an,
case Of emergency to call on Texas, LJuI,-
aua, Alabama and NlsssslpPl,iOr addruou-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
NRY GOODS LINE.

splendid assortment Of n,v and fashionable
Puns Of new figures, Ginahams; new srvlc of
ross o,.l b,rage aud other BeragpS; fancy and
'''.f aud white Lawns, GmGham Lawns. Dcanrs
fall coors and quality, black and blue black dress
|k.j bacl, silk Serge Ailapecca. damasa su,nmrr
NiUs, dan.lal book Muslin, purse twis and steel
0eads a"' rings ol assorted coIors indies and s.r-
emous kid rIov"s, mohair Gloves and ni,s, white
'ambrc Hmdkcrcncis; Indies silk points, bb,.k,
nm1nna oad n'g silk Handkerchief cotton
Hand>rrc~ otc'cty description, ohrc and fa,
slIa Haudhcrchrfa, Shawls of all kinds IN .hrrl
.o'.on aud Linen Goods of every je.rri,nion .,r
'd'"-' wear, six COtron AMI Nor,tla HOs,.. ,.,
ncn mad women Ladies' shell comhs.
B.'adrIDths Of all coIors and quality, Sat,inerls
'assine,c>, lgncy summer Cassimercs, quarter
cat Tweed NnnEins, Checks, black Satin and
,ther summcr Ncstlngs of every description; fancy
S1uts Al d Cravats of all qualities, hleached ard
oniIracheI Nu,lins Umbrellas and Parasols Lee
lorn aud palm leaf Hats. A quantity OF carpet
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23

Increase Cf theIa,d ahd Mr0,iFor
ees.-The bills which have passed Con
gresS withn the last few days greatly
increase the Land aud Naval lorces
The journal of Commerce gives the (ol,
lowing summary Of them. IT. addition
to the $4,000 men aad StO00O,0OJ pl1
ced by this bill al the disposal ot hI,n 10
complete all the pnblIc ve-s /, nov Al
,horiued By Iaw,ond toPurchass or char
ter, arm and equip, and m'o, .ny sddj.
rlonaI number Of merchant Y IS IS on
steam vessel, suited TO wr te &C,
which he may deem necessary fDr in,
protection Ul the seaboird, Like cJa.',
and The general d, f nee Of lh' cou w.
Another hill, which passed TIE SrnaDe
on Monday, rLc,edse each Coups y -
regulars 10 100 men, which wi swell
the total to about $4,000. ! GUIDING
regulars aud voluorerrs, then. fore, The
President is authorized 70 call nn rhn
field an army oI Gj 900 men. TIE NJ.
val force now IN commission cn5.prj..
Of about S $50 men; aoa if roc,ra,.d /.
The eX'eut authorized by hi. bv, wll
number 5000 o. 10000 men. Il rbr
loves calcula'jou, the Pro,tlyal vii
have at Ms disposal ao e2Gr'4He land
aud naval ,J,le Of $4,000 neu.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

On me Esia's of SHNUEL HAGEN
BOCH iote IF B'oomsbrg, decpayrd
MOFlCE is hereby given that Letters of Al
" mlnislation on the above mentioned Est,r,
nave been granted to the subscriber. All pcr,ou.
Indebted to said estate are hereby notified Ia max,
Immediate payment and all those having claim
are requested to present them properly aulhcnuca
ted, To
BENJAMIN HAGENBUCH, admr
April %, ls46--6wl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23

The Senate having passed the act author
izjng the President to raise $4,000 voun,
Isors, by vote oI 40 to ,, we publish it in
10 days paper,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
R0 SimenCaI ordors.

VENUE Enrolled Militia residing within III,
IL bounds Of the 7th Regiment lst Brigade
olh Division, Pennsylvania Militia will assemble
Tor parade a. follows .-
Ihe first Battalion will meet at Onngeye, OF
thursday the Dist day Of May inst.-and the Vol
unteer companies attached thereto will meet at IN,
same time and place.
he second Battalion will meet at Callawissa
on flday the 22d day Of Nay, insl,--and the Vol
no'e'' companies attached thereto will meet a. the
same time aud place,
=, HIRAM K, KLINE, Colonel.
May 1916.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
LGGdfgag.

a MpROIDSAlS will be received by tle Cam.
M mlS'nners OF Columbia county, on
HoHdW The first day ot JuRe meet,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 2 o.
CLOCK = NJ Oh said day, for building Bridge over
Dig flshlngcmek where the public highway cross.
t., r., SaId creek eadlng from BIoomsbnrg to Mount
Pleasant aud Greenwood, of the following descnp.
ti0n
ne abutmcngto be Is feet high from low water
marx, 20 icet long and feet thick.
me Supers rncureis 10 be an arch Of one span.
single track go feet between the abulments
proposals loroad bridge will he received on the
ground,
Also
On YWesday the 2d day J,,ns nect
'etween the hours 10 O'Clock, A. M.and , O'Clock,
+, NJ Of said dl,, Proposals will be received by the
Commissioners Of Columbia County, at the House
oil Thomas MendeuhaIl, IN Sugar Loaf Township
Tor building Bridge over Big FishingCreek where
'ne public highway crosses said creek near Benton
F?'t OIiice, N said Township Of the following dcs-
cipiions;-
The abutnrnts t, he . feet high from low ater
mark leetthck aud 20 feet long the supra3truc-
lure Is to be an arch Of one span single track, l2O
feet between the abutmrnts.
by order of the Commissioners.
E. MENDENHALL, Cink.
Commissioners CGce }
D"aVtIie, Noy IA, 1916 {
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Mao

m, s4,rts.1-a All kinds of Lumber, Girain and
1El fyl%l4I Produae taken III Exchange or
Il Goods.
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sIFUHD.n; MY 2a, 1916.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
WHO il GENERAi. TAyIoK5

AZ meeting at tic citizens OF Tildelphia
emf vicinity Il was unanimously r,sol, cd
That meeting bc held on Sinudly tho s,h
OF August, at O'Clock, at ihc hous Of r.
Lawson, No on the suhj"c, OF state reform
\ eeaefd meeting of the friends of reform i.
expected. Scyerai adircssss viii b. delivered
CA tlic occaaion. MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

WHEELING, w. !
Oeis draw ings Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Of
Delaware sd eoFgis Glass No. ~ drawn at Whining.
ton Saturday August 1916.
10 - , 81 90 81 IL Is n "A Is %
Lowest prize $40.
Official drawing OF Delaware small Fry" Lottery class
ieS drawn al Wilmington bet. Saturday, August 4.
: Fl 20 - 66 ~ - 20 40
Lowest pTIzc 81.
PRIZES AGAtN.--Oae of 900. Ieinv The ouarter Of
5000 ia the above Grand Con and another of
$50 IN The Delaware small Try, sold ~ that lucky vendor
N. L.. DORSEY.
soc AGENT for he
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We are requested toannounce that the wat
erwill be shut of from "Wednesday at noon
TO 4 O'Clock on Friday morning for the purpose
OF cleaning the basin and making repairs.