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STATIONERY.

Such as Foolscsp, Letter, Note, Bill, Tissue, Mar
BILE, Perforated, Posi-O Office, Glazed, and Wrapping
Paper; Letter and Note Envelopes Foreign aud
American Steel Pens; Sealing Wax; lVafers; Black,
Blue, Red and Indelibe Ink, Letter Folders; States;
Inkstands; Pen-holders; Sand Boxes; Letter stamps
Paints; Drawing Pencils, &C., &C.. &c.
ALSO, prime assortment Of PocgEr CUTLERY
AsD FANcY GooDs, PERFuMERy, Sc, oil OF which
will be sold at low prices.
Subscriptions received for Chambers Cycopcdia o
English Literature, and Litelps Living Age.
Godey's, Graham's, Columbian, and Union Maga.
zines furnished Gree OF Postage) for 50, 30 per
in advance. All other Magazines and Periodicals fur.
nshed to order.
N. b. Particular attention given TO reminding old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Music Books, sc.
ALS0-Card Printing neatly executed on Teasona
bic terms.
Bral;eboro, June So f64T. ti4t
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Gold and Silver Watches Of Jpanncd Tea Trays
Lever LEpine.A Anchor, or engeol all szos Gard Trays
irpnt 4 Verge Escspenunts Bread and Knife Trays
Of all qualities and prices, Table and Pocket Cutlery
from the celebrated makers Scissos nazors &c ff0r
In fvcrpool London and tho celebrated manufacturer
Ioolo ia suisse Of Sheffield. Messrs Rodgers
Marble Rosewood and Ebony Cruokes, Wostenholm az
Clocks, Office Clocks, and With many cheaper kinds q
Fight Day Time pieces Table Knives and Forks, wit
Gold Je,elry Of all descup bone horn and
tionsj Pins, Rings, Bracelets handles.
aud Clasps, Gold Beads, Steel Bag and Purse Clasps
C;ulrd Chins. Keys, Gold n Vest and Fob Chains an
Silver Pencils Spoetacles. Mounting, Steel Beads
Thinbles Eye Gaaset, Gold Spechcos, Spectacle Cases
Pens Lockets, with general Silk Purses, Guard Chains
assortment Of Gold Silver a Watch Glasses Spectacle
Gilt Fancy Goods. Eyes, Lamp Wioks, Tin an
Plated Cake Batkeis Candle Shell Music Boxes, Jewt
sticks Gators Plated aud Boxes onzed and acquere
Bntannia Table and Tea Thermometers Table Bel
Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives SC.
&c. Watch Tools, Of every deseriT
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots ton.
sugar and Cream Pots Filca, Grayers, and all kinds
Communion Ware, Of all kinds Watch Materials both Enl
lish and S wiss manufacture
Purchasers may be assured that every thing lin
will be furnished favorable terms can be iroeure
from any source.
Dealers invited 10 call and examine.
GEO. .. JONES, TRUE NJ. BALL,
NATH'L. &. POOR
MayI cowiy3
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS
= A IL $ A H A II L l. L. A {!
MOST EXTRA BINARY MEDICINE
IN IHE IIORID

MOST EfTRAORDINdR MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
This Extract ID put up IN quart bottles 1t 10 S1 times
cheaper peasantcf and warranted superior 10 any sold II
cures diseases without romns, PHrg'Hg, sieksHng or de-
The great beauty and superiority Of this sarsapaa over
all other remedies is while II eradicates disease,
j, nvigoraes the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN $4,000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
600 Cures Of Rheumatism.
1000 Curea Of Dyspepsia.
$500 Cure. of General Debility and want of Nervous
Energy
5000 Female Complaints, and over
1000 Cures Of Diseases Of the Blood, via
ulcets, Scroiua, Eryspeas, Salt RLsnm, Pimples on
the face, &C., &c, together with Of Con-
sumption, Liver complaints, Spinal affections, &c. This,
aware, appear Incredible but have letters
from physicians aud agents from all parts Of the United
States, informing nf extraordinary cures. II. Van Bus
kirk Esq, OF the most respectable druggists IN New.
ark New Jersey informs that he refer than
one hundred and 6y cases in place alone There are
thousands Of the city Of New York which will
refer with pleasure, and to Of character we'll known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from ply
sicsns in differcn, parts of the Union.
This is certify that the undersigned, Physicians OF
the city Of Albany, in prescribed DIR
Townsend para and believe 10 be of the most
valuable PrsGa'9H; Of ss;sparl1 n the mRrks,
d., p. T.. Eluendorf, NJ ID.
Albany, April !, ls45.
Tie following is from Of the respectable pbysi
cans on Long Island;
GREEsFoRr, July 10, 1876
DG ssKSpDear Sir 1T is with satisfaction tina,
say you, that have recently witnessed in several
es the beneficial results from your Extract oil Sarsa
paa Being engaged IN the practice Of medicine, have
prescribed ia several cases, and never without benefit
In the removal Of disease arising fro deranged state OF
the digestive organs aundice, &c. far exceeds anything
OF the kind ever Offered to the public You will please
send me two dozen, &c.
Respectfully yours,
S. c. PRESTON, NJ ID
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE DR. TOWN
SENDS SARSArARiLLA TRIUMPHANT
This extraordinary Medicine performing daily the
astounding The following certificates select
ed from great number received this week.
New York, April g I6s7
On TowSsESD-Doar Sir One of my children
very sick with the Canker the mouth and throat attend
ed with great debility Ii dying; | obtane
Of your excellent medicine and cured directly, 70
which can you feel very grateful.
Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a Desbrosses S,
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NOTICE.

YVHHIS is to certify, that | have given to my son,
Il WILLARD SUMNER, his time to do and act
for himself shall claim none Of his earnings, nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
CHARLES SUMNER.
BratteboEo, June 10, 1851. a
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FOR SALE.
WANTED.

WHITE AND BROWN RAGS, for which we
w will pay Cash. ALS0-From 30 to 100 Cords
Of good Wood.
wooDCOcK & yINToN.
Braltleboro, June Ia, ls47. iy4S
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FLOUR.

A PRIME lot of Genesee Flour just received and
N for sale by the single barrel or load.
WHEELER & PRATT.
July !, Is47. sw45
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Sands SarsaparilIa,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM, VIZ
Serqfua, Kings Erl Meumatisn, Obsndte CpianeorS
Erupfions, Pimpies Pustts on The Face Biotehes'
Biies, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tdieri
Seaid Head, Enlargement d Pain Of me Bones
S'Joiais, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiline SymP-
toms, Seia,ioa LumbagO g. Discus
arising from injadieious use
Of Mercury, Ascitcs, or Drop.
So, Exposure faprn-
denee in Life 9isc
Chronic Con-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

fORTsMOUTH, N. iit hidIcn D, lo4o
This is to certify, that have been afflicted with
Rheumatic pains in both my legs, Tor more than two
years, which at times was very painful and have tried
various kinds OF medicine but did not find any that
gave me relief Having heard Of the good effects OF
Sands SnrsaparlIa, purchased Of MI y. Hulchings,
the agent at Portsmouth, three bottles, which used
with the most favorable results, as now am entirely
Tree from pain and have been well for than three
months which attribute, under The blessing OF Prov
idence, entirely TO the .se OF Sands SaEsapaIla,
HENRY BECKER.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF
its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. b, D, SANDS, Drug
gisis 100 FuIton-si. corner of William, New York.
Sold also by BUTTON & CLARK, Braiteboro;
Brown & Hunt, Hinsdale; P. r.. Chandler s. Co.,
Putney: +. o. Sparhawk, Greenfield, Mass, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
PRIcE 81 per bottle. Six bottles Tor five dollars.
no. The public are respectfully requested 10 remem-
Der that il is Sands' Safsapara that has been aud n
constantly achieving such remarkable cures Of The most
difficult class Of diseases 70 which the imam frame Is
subject; therefore ask for Sands SasaPtrilla and take
no other. So"*H
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-06
BRIDGE LETTING.

rhe County Commissioners w,lt receive
proposals a, the house of Samuel Boone,
in Bloom township, on
HeanesdGy, March "a, leF.
between the hours OF one aud four O'clock
in the afternoon for building an arch BRIDE
over Big Flshingcleek, near me Fishing
creek acqucducl
The bridge In be a single arch, "a feet
span-20 feet ~ido, with stone abu.menls
25 feet high from low water mark, and ten
feet thick at the skew back wing walls on
.E4sI side 80 feet long West side 25 feet
long. w. ROAr, C,erk
Commissioners Office DanvnIe March S
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SIaEllHEE SALE.

BY virtue nf a tes,smm vend, ex. 10 me
directed olI BE- exposed 10 iubIIc ssle 81
the Cuurt House IN DanvIIle, in COlumbls
county un
Nonday he EN- dag Of March insi
II o'cocA p. Vi. The following property,
10 wit:
Alb the righ'. vile and interest OF the
hers ot ileufv lle.z, deceased in certain
,racI ol land situate N Fishingcretk town
ship Columbia county containing 1000 q,
cres more less, about 200 acres Of which -
cleared lspd bounded by lands Of Samuel
Creviing, Jacob Wenpef, Michael Yaple,
Daniel Sucker, Elias Mriienry and Others
wheieon are efecled eighteen LOG Houses
and eight barns; with tho sppurienancosj
known as the " NeiLman land.
Seized taken in eXerullon and 10 be sold
as the property Of the Heirs Of Henry
lleisz.
BRNJ. HAY MN, Sheriff
OFFICE; Dsnville March 5 l547'
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Sct5nR Uflk.


Bloom--Ueury Webb John Bsrkley
Charles Eaher
Bria,c,eek William A. Britain
Genre levi a !liedlev
tiHsm r. Eloy Charles Jen-
nings
Derry William Breatley Amos Sheer
Samuel Hare
F,shinGcreek-Philip APp'em'n Thomas
Pealer
Green wood - william Alberson
HrmIock John g. Kinney
l.,mestune-W William MKre Vincent Dye
Liberty George B,lmcytr Rober. An,en
Nain-Slacy John Grorga LrneeHherErr
Mahonug -Ssmuel Y"tk sen, Charles
Cook Henry Sander Samuel Gullck Cor,
neI,us SoIl Inn G. Thompson
Madison Levi Drissl
Non,our Samncl !.az ,rns
Orange Alfred Howell Emanuel Lpza
Conrad Adams
Roarlngrrtek - DOnielK KellelSamueiIi House.
worth
Sugaloaf-J 'cnh Fdz
TRAVERSE JURORS.
First UGk.
Beave, Henry Hunts
Bloom - Philip Ever Daniel Snyder
Brarcrtek jacob Mover
! ICauawissq-Gcorge ", iatdsr
Derry Jacob Mar'z ~ iliNm Blee
Flshingcr,,k-Jtmes Jones ljaac Robins
Thomas J Hutohis0n
Frank klin-iIoyd Thomss
Greenwoud-W iIrsm Ros, John ~ Eve,
HemloCk --G George Driesbauch
Limes'one---J ,mea Csldwell David Wsg'
oneT John GOncer
Liberty - Henry Stark RnNer, Butler
MitFiln-J John Grerhear, J &c h Swehenh
ser Levi Kukendsil lohn Ke.el Jacot
! WinteTsleCn
Madison - Lew is Echnslc, " lllism Cham
berlin William DlldIne
d Nahnn,re -Gso'ge W Fmest Thoms
| U'or1sldes lam O'Cunner David Rob
D ers ITam Derr
'IOnnPc-M Moses E'trei Rirhard Brewer
Roaiingcretk John PcUy William Lin
. vile
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SUDDEN CHANGES There is moth

SUDDEN CHANGES - There is moth
than sudden changes Of atmosphere. Heat
rate6es the bloId, quI:kens the circulation
sl6rNcteases the perspiralion; Jui when
suddenly checked, those humors which
should pass off by the skin are thrown of
,nwatdlv, causing coughs, colds, consump-
lion, difficulty o! breathing, walery aud in
famed eyes, sore throat, ieVers. rheumatic
pains in various paris of The body, aud ira
nv other complains, the usual symptoms
Of catching cold,
Wrghrs Indian Fege'able PiHs are a
delightful medicine fpr carrying of cold
because they eXpel lIom the body those hu'
mors which are The cause not only Of the a.
bope complains, but Of every maIahv un
der heaven, Four or i've Of said lndlan
Vegetable Pills taken every night on going
10 bed will in few days, carry of the
most obstinate cold; al the same vine the
digestive organs will be restored to heal
thy tone, aud The blood so completely puri.
fed that new life and vigor will be given TO
the whole frame.
BEwlag OF CDuNrERPEITs..--The public ars
cautioned against tho many spurious medicine
which IT. order to deceive ATE called by names sim
liar to Wrish,'s Indian Vege able Pills
Tile onig original and genuine Indian
Tegeiabie PWs haze The signature ot
Wm Wrigh writtcn ,Oith a pen on Me
top label Of Each bor. 10 counterfeit
This is forgery and oil Others should be
Stunned as poison
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofWrighFS
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail. lG9
Race S, eei Pha lelpha; 2SS Greenwich Street
New York; and l9S fremont Street, Boston.
Agent for Bloomsburg George Weaver, for 9th.
er Agents zee advertisements in another column.
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Pmn,yimn a Canal-Evpry tfor
is now making by the board oiC ,nsl Com
n,issioners 10 open ire canal by lhelsl o
March, snd if 90 freshets occur TO pro-
duce bresches, lheyare confi tent tn n
The several lines viii be in ord for
transportation from The lst 10 the 10Th oi
March certainly not later ,hsn lae last
mentioned day.
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Sheriff Sale.

b, virtue of a writ of feli faciss. 70 me
drecied will be exposed' 10 public sale Of
Danvilie in Columbia coun,y;o On
On Saturhay the 20h day Of March neat,
A certain iot Of ground situate it The town
of Danvile, Columbia eodnty; bounded IN
from, by lbe road TO Northumberland the
east by an alley, on the south Nv a lot Of
Charles Wnile, and on the west by land OF
,he Montour Iron Company, being thirty
Eve fee, in iron, and extending back 200
feet or teereabout
Seized taken III execution and TO be sold
AS The property Of Daniel iloars and Peter
Hoa!s.
REM, HAYNAN. Sheh6.
SngRrFr's OFFoE, DauvIlle, {,
February, 5, I647.
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COMPOSITION
FOR RENDERING o1s, SHOES, &c
WATER PROOF.

FOR RENDERING o1s, SHOES, &c
WATER PROOF.
rEVHE subscriber hereby makes known to the
p public that he has for sale cou position
without the use of India Rubbe or Cum, which
will render Boots and shoes and Leather Of every
description Voter Proof--permancnt!v Water
Proof against wet or damp, hy proper application,
besides sotlening and improving it,
This cmp Isition is patented both in this countr,
a.d in Europe, and is one of the greatest and trnl,
beneficial discoveries of the age.
Price per dozen boxes, $500, single hny 25
eanis. As gulranice of the character and gcnu-
mess of the composition the subscriber viu refund
he money should IL not give entire sgtisiactlon
He il also prepared to render cloths o! every de.
4cription, awning, Sail,loh and cotton duck COM
ple,ely water proof and secure against mIdews and
rot
Apply at the United States Water Proofinc
company, No II, Wulnutsrreel, Philadelphia, to
SikPHEN B. RICHARDSON
Phiadelphia lS47
-. One .1gent in each Of the towns in this State
VIII be appointed tn dispose of the composition to
whom liberal terms will be II ade upor application
AS abovc-42
CAMP JACKSON, January Is, lS47.
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TAKE NOTICE,

That the undersigned has purchased al
Cons aaIe sale The following property, VIZ
One Bureau. one .HanlIe Clock One Sand
,one lot OF Carprlipg one large Iron Kettle
which were sold as the property of Bali,
.Girtnn, and which ! have left in bis pos
Gesson during my pleasure.
NJ G. SHOEMAKER.
March 2, lS47-46
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w ANFED.

Two apprentices to The LAST and BOOT
TREE making business SmaIi active
lads between fifteen and eighteen years Of
age, who can come well recommended will
find good encouragement. npOE Immediate
application to The subscriber.
s, G. SHlvE.
March 6, l647-4w46.
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N S hereby given that Letters Of Administration
N with the will annexed. have this day heon
granted upon the estate Of oFANDREW DELONG,
late of Cerno township, Columbia county, de-.
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are requested 10 mako immediate o
payment and those having 'lsms or demands q.
ealnst he same, to present hem without delay, to
tho Gndetsigned at bis residence in Lightstreet.
SAMUEL MELlCK. Administrator,
Jdnla!y 25, lsi7-owtl
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ONI1ETElAEo

QlED-.h his res dence in Cat,awisss
an the lsI of March, Docl. DAVID pLrRI.
KIN, aged 81
Ia Bloomsbury on The evening ofthe
An INST, Mrs. Agnes ScoTT IN her
36lh. h.yedr, wife ol Doci. Dlvld n, Scot,
and eldest daughter OF he lAe Doc,
Ovid Puikin.
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LACTAWANA COUNTY.

A bill has pissed both branches Of the La
gIslsiu'e erecting new county on, Of par
al Loze'ne. 10 bs called lackawans, viii
CalbOndoe for the Ouuuty Seat.
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q q q GRoGS.

and ono hundred and ten perches. meat meas
ure, being part or aIo'm,r' marked IN the
proceedings IN partition upon SAID real es
ialeoI said deceased, ,parIor allotment 'lale
rhe estate Of said deceased, situate in ,hr
township OF Liberty, aud county aforesaid
JACOB EYERLY, Gierk.
Dnvile, Feb, II. l547,
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So q GeR'esss

and eight perches of land, nea; measure.
Also iha, other pieGe and psrce, Of tract
Of l,nd si,na,e IN the township and county
aforesaid, ado,ne lands of Mon,gnmery
SImlogron, IL. Gibson, and pan or al,
lotmeni of same tract, containing
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Beware Of notes on the Mechi MICS Bank; Patte
son, New Jersey, sa VS. an exchange paper
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Straw sheen.

>,,~,,u,-,.,..v., CAME into the enclosure Of the
q = - : subscriber in July last, FOUR
sYE;S%Isss. = @OLD SHEEP aud TWO YEW
'sElAsazzsatS@s LAMBS; The owner is requested
to prove property, pay expenses and take them
away, o! they will be disposed of according TO law
REBECC.A FHNNERSLiCE.
Mount Pleasant, Feb 0, lS17-43
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1 sa bile Sale.
ln pursuance of an orde, Of the Ocphsn'.
Court ot Columbia County, on
SATURDAY. fke 1871 ot HIarch ls47,

Courl Ol Columbia County, on
Saturday fke 1871 J Norch ls47,
At 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon. Berjsmin
Havnan, Esq. High Shsrf Of Columbia
oounty, appolnted Io make sale &c. Of the
Real Estate Of lanes Perry, late OF Liberty
township. in said ooony, deed will expose
10 sale by PubIic Verdue, upon the p;em-
ises,
A certain piece aud part Of tract Of land
situate in Liberty Inwnship, Columbia coun-
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of The heirs Of
Richard Wilson, deceased, lands ut
AessersmiIh. other part Of same tract Of
and, land OF Shedhen. Mnnreom-
cry, being the par, ~ a|lolmer, Of the Rea'
Estate late of said mes Perry, deceased
marked in the proceedings in paruNlon al
lo,ment 'B, containing
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WRIGHr'S INDIAN Vegetable PILLS,

kE
Tn,o, DIVE
'HDiAH He|
liz ia hardly necessary TO sneak in detail. At no
oeriod of its history has The reputation Of tha, med
icine stood higher, and we may say that 20 repu
ta,ion is likely 10 be more enduring. Adopted t.
all constitutions, to eyeIy form Of dseuse, and 10
an climates .ienes inul14 e ese,S01 e ,n ," are e.
nnIo; hs mo, Is rl0
ccd At sea or on land, at home or abroad, in sum.
ner's heat aud winters cold with common re
9ald to the conditions OF health! and with w night
indian Vegetable fi'Is at hand there mo .Hcuse
Ior oelhs s'N' 0neS" the c0hs'''0''oD 's S''''9 !"
10. nnr oi,,sc, IA 70 .,o,o ubo,0 ,hc osrr,n. med
cine can be oL,aiued, rather Ihua to give i, an "a.
,cndcd no,ice-vhich our limits forbid we .hul
merely subjoin one OF two ofIhe NUMEROUS tesi.
moIiaIS that have just come to hand' Hundred'
o 'ne same kIna ''ea' Ue S'asuI 1u' we are su:'
%e Se pOO''' ""' '"'' 10 ''' ''0UO'' VI s''0'S'"e
IExtrac, Of q lette, fou Hernapdo Mis.i.siup;A
.To w W,icb,-You, pills h,,e 0;ven ,.,';,c,.
sal. s,isfacton and are Justly yery ronulur. Ic,r
sell from 80 TO AZ dozen annually ii could be suI-
] piled.
, yours, "N' hENHr JOHNSON Agent
~ Uo t';o. ''tu ''
| lc.,--..r -. -,
,Irho I,,lt',, v,.,,a,'IIn on. Tse.' a."
be Lind aver of,rsd - ,bs 'nic IN hi, ssc,i,e y,
tho conn,rv ro,i,b.,snGir ,h. c,m,I,'ed ,tr,,, ~
! ,ome few ynnrinri,',.J ,,r,'eur,ies n r.r ,h.r
Jn,yn
& w,,ry,.r,,.soy
The following highly respectable sIote-
Keepers have been appointed agents Tor The
sale Of Wripb,'s Indian yepeta5le Pills il
CaI,n,,i, G,,'.,,, ~
r
~. +. Dh'uy- pan''Le
Stephen Badly -Csuawisss
Cyrus Barton- iEspyt0wn
Brown &
| Ah,oha, Mil. p,,L
- ~ r..'i u
IL y" 'I' ''''I''eeN
| Nm' oVshhoVbh- prShge'IlIe
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EGNIiNNsAllo

MARRIED --On the 4h inst. By Rev.
ii. Funk, Or. DANIEL KELLER 10 Miss
Bully WEIGH, both of Orange township,
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The subscriber has a quantity of the best
NO HASC OTEA PLASTER.
on hsod. whit he will sell low for Cash or 10 eX'
change for Country Produce ,A.
~ ~ NNNf NFf'
January 30 ..s.
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Icy Z sac
Centre Of Gravity.
A NEW TAI. ORINcs
ES-ABL3--NEN-

THE snbsesibas respectfully iuform the ci,t
gems of Bloomsbury and vicinity, that they have To-
Ca ed themselves in Thoruions New khop in
Bain, tlDO doors bell,v tie Corner Of Aqjn and
Ka kst streets, in BlAinsbuig, where they win nI
ways be found on hand, ready to accon noJato
hose who may favor them with a coll. J'bcjr
work will bo donein the latest and most approved
style for nsatness and elegancs in the business
From their long experience ia the business. ,h.v
natter themselves that their work will be done 90
nest as can be done elsewhsss. AllwsIk iLtrus,1s
in their care wsuaLted 70 6l
CUTTING done On The shsIiOSi nolias sus
wsI'aRied TO At il properly made up. WV
ELLIS d VAN BUsKiRK1
May Q, 1916 aH
N q. COUNTRY PRGlD&aj8. al tbs ma,ts
prizes. will be hAksa Ga ~ss6aass ie< we.k
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NOTICE.

HS hereby given to all persons having unsettled
a accounts with the subscriber Of one wear ul
more standing that they must call before the fits,
day Of March aud settle the same, or they may ex.
pecl to hear GOm him from sons more authorstive
source. There is no fun about this.
JAMES THORNTON.
Bloomsbury, February 10 ls47
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NOTICE


SUBSCRIBER 3 OF Stock io ths Cattswissa
Bridge Company are hereby notified that
the FOURTH and FIFTH lnstalments are re-
q Tired to be paid to the Treasurer on the Sth Of
March and lst OF April neat respectively.
DAVID CLARK. Treasurer.
Caiiawisss, February 4. ls47
NOTICE
IS hereby given that have purchases
a, Constable Sale as The properly OF Elisha
Hess. on the 26h day Of January, lS47'
The following property. to wit
Two Horses aud Harness, one two
horse Wagon, Two log CHAINS,
And have LEFT the same in his po,session
during my pleasure.
GEORGE dis.
SugsrIoal, Feb 26, 1915
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COME md SETTLE

The subscribers feeling the want of the one
hing ueediul,' wish to Inform their customers that
a the custom Of the county is getting TO I've small
profits and speedy coleotions) they exp'c, all those
having accounts with them Of over six months
standing; to call and settle up before the hlH ol
April next
HEFLEY g. MENDEFHALL,
IsnnArN 80
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-24

An USPoRTuNArE ExPEuiMEST.-We learn from the
Salem Register that while the engineer and remen SC of
the passenger train at breakfast Newburypou
Thursday, an shman DESTROYS try his hand at locomotive
driving, jumped to the engine and put il in notion but
found himself unable to stop The consequence col
son with gravel train not far from the depot and serious
damage to both Of the locomotives without injury any per-
SON is said that the engines injured to the
Of So, 600.