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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
- frstcass. modeIn-bnit threestory and attic dwell
1871 ling house, No M Fourth street Washington rsuare
A and comm 'nding fine view Of the 5th avenue The
house was built IN the mott hnshed
IN the best STYLE with soid polished mahogany doors
plated furniture, marble maneis throughout the house
heated with hot air furnace and has Croton INTRO
putup The lot by io feet deep. the pre- are ia
complete eDndon and Possession be Of May
next Iwo-thlrds of the purehase money may
sfnd and morgsEe, If desred Eor terms apply - III.
ce1ge PLACE up stars fl3 tw3tavsre
<yA LARGE SHOW ROOM and Lofts to Lesse-On
E!H avnabe terms, In the new building eonisr of Chat
. ham and ot at ees Chstham % uare being GO feet
Chatham, acd co on Mott with wide and easy
trance from each stest The three stories will be leased
together II desired They sned for bosin
curing good light and extensive Apply HAN
sen, 33s Broadway, or q Merchant Exchange Hanover
street. ms eod2w~rc
INA sTATEN ISLAND COTTAGES TO LET OR
EEX LEASE--Three Cottages situated Casteton
A Heights. Cspo d. Monte Staten Island
ed by fine forest trees aud commanding view
the access Is easy the distance each ferry being Ies
miIs.
They contain a. follow:
bsgatels-A perlor, dining room, and bedrooms
Crows Meta paror, dining ROOM library, bedoo
and seryants roons-sttacbed carriage house with stable
fora horses.
OAK Landa psrlors large dinrs ROOM u bedrooms bath
room aod sefvsnts Tooms-ailachtc carriage house, with
These Cotts enjoy couimcn the use Of IT reres Of
beantiu' woodland, enclosed and The midst Of which they
efeced
Apply to Madame Grymes. at her rerdenes Cspo d.
Nonte fe2t irsodsr~
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AMERICAN MUSE UNI
D % E Sy
sns y. "a. IA and r.: :nooa and in the
-, R- ro.iliveIy no IRE. List ssesp, tho rr...-Q
The manager !. happy in b:iaf able 70 announce
m'l0a' families 'G ONE WEEK MORE
"'," ''.' a's w RAJ : TU% @fiihuMs.
's'"'" lo'f;5 II" S Vs.. s' T"E % s WEEK
calls beyond this ~e St yi SEE HIM
ne retss private life as soon lac makes the OF the
10 accommodate the vast concourss of his friends who
VIII 'Ar'SE o ns fptsu %a g see hT Ss % % every
the platform one Of tho main nail. Of the Mas.um in
e ,,s'd., and eSpS,I including NJ,
ysls &e sns variety Of songs dance tbs Polka sailors
Tax srrAT, enseIAs STATUES. sc. &c he will ALTO ap
French COURT DRESS
worn before L0a, rhpps King Of the Etepsh and q. the
.,, BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
1hs MAsNIyIcErT rREsRNT, received from Queer yct0
in THE AFTERNOON. FROM TO O'CLOCK.
Of performances. a.d costumes, ia eonjsncron. with other
entertainments.
EVENING AT =. AND AGAIN AT 8. O'CLOCK,
rs.s s
and F''"'n E4fSPfaS MI III sfi,!
MeninE yisers net admitted to either the afternoon
GREAT WEsTERN, de Yankee Com.dia
NlssES WHEELER and JULIEN
ANATOMICAL VkNUS,to be II oh ns eAta
MADAME ROCKWELL the Fortune Tcner.
Admission q cen,s ehdrrn under TO- I2x cents No Re
So4S 70 ~ 4 iGsI II one
In compliance with he Of families and
Others who have been unable the exhibition Of
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
the subscribe has effected
affang ement with him the Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER,
terminating Saturday nxh the goth nsnt but he bsss
sssu'e the public positively that the little Generals
men,s such that will be utterly psss,ble for him
remain bey Dad the above stated period.
miilvIc t. BARNUM
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80 FATS TO BE HAD FOR So SO
III AT MiLLs'sAL Es ROOM. IT'S Broadway (Howard
Is@.tio e) Spring style Tor ls47 ready }eutemsa
ab.nt purchasing new lille requested to call aud eI
anime those offered at the above establishment They are
inst what represented and combining
with durability and briilIancy together with all the mode
ence be acmow edged. ma aws,b "
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SELLING OFF

t'ht subscd intending close their act pus,uess
n' " naatn, hos their choice sseet. ~ Gicen N
aug o'ov, rims. Roses Core VInes, Sc. &c reduces
rncs, o 200 ~ fstop Gsarbcry taue,, ju.t yeeelyed
az ri,n,tit Lols IL aud. Walk co
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WARRINGTON, March Is, lSs7.
Army appropriation.

The following are tho items Of the bill for tho
support OF the army for the fl.cal year, ending
June SOth l84S
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pALLEY,S CONNELLS PAIN EXTRALTOK,
COUNTRY merchants can be supplied with the trae
erucles IN any Quantities, and at that
10 SUIT to get the original and genuine the
number mo 81 Courtland ses) always be sought
NB-Wanted % TO 30 travelling agents from Sineren
States. eeeh To fumsh his tam IA inc
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l One OF the most beautiful and desirable resdences
Em ~ the State Of Conueccut situated in the OF
&2 Norwich, corner Of Washington and Yantis streets
tssaenes q VIM e. Gilman EsS, by whom the house
built and the grounds laid There about i've
lard covered with elegant shade and bbery with
varieties OF fint trees 2o,seberiss, eurr rnspberes
strawberries, &c
The scenery from the grounds beautiful aud
equal to any IN tho state The hsuse
with two wells Of excellent xnd failing the
premises and the place combines evory thing
Of the most deyhfnl residences in New England and
tess rare opportunity gentemsn wishing beautiful
country
For and further particulars spply to Charles hddoms
Esq, No az Granite Building Broadway and Cham
bert street. or TO the subscriber on the pre- Inis.s
W. L. WHlTNIDGE.
Norwich Feb 10 ls4T. M lln,rc
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EIGHTH WARD.

EIGHTH WARD.
"A elsetos ofthe eth Ward held Chufchs Head Quar-.
no. iosx spring street on Friday evening" iah
r. Golsou was iesIssry '"e en"' anu SAi
IN motion Of John Hsskns Esq Mossrs John Orssr.
n,iies . rec aud report iicIst for The eon.iassoS Of
the be supported 1.-THE primary election be hold
Tho ccnmi,Iss having erred presented tho following
ticket, which was un:nimo usiy adopted
t %IL IItINsA tHA CM;sTEsTicy
t6RnHLlTs sTeEarrHHENs
q %: Asst wv: %S Sss!ssf''''
f G59IEt 4 . rATE6INS
Fer WARD NoMIsAIINo COMMITTEE.
Samuel Msrrn. John NJ. LoJs1iek
P:aL 5. + MSsiall john Ssn ). issm s.iYy:.
M Ssrj Ma dD,s:os A W% 5mss !1no,!y
kobt W, Bonsall Thomas Gardner
Dwld Fowler Nicholas Van Heyngen.
yynner. W Ayre' Henry Bruner.
Phi'o 7 RugEles. Simeon p Man wiring
On motion oil James D. Gfeenman Ess il was uaani.
Resolved That this meeting is favor of the nomination
the en,uiI. election; being understood that present
w1sSy As:n.n EioHArs GSSfI.s Ssss.
SAMUEL r. GoLDsoN. Secretary. mis- 3t.is
LARGE ITALIAN CHESTNUTS
ERANCis TADDEY has tho honor to inform his custom
s and the public in general that he has lately
opposite Miles 81 Broadw w. and
old Of Ts.
spublI.an aud ndustrious He has eudeavored
with the delicious deserves to be patroni1ed by
tue public He therefore solicts at his stand and
quality and fun meaurs Of his roasted or rsw large
Cnesnnu. mia stsrc
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Szk The Country Seat and Farm OF the subscriber con-
0Y3taning about 100 acres, situated New two
@Amies from Newburgh, Of tho most magniiic ent
PA &c: upon The Hudson IL will be divided If
The dwelling coaainng ls with a smail qualify of
land garden FRUIT and outbudinss &C., will be on
..,.s TE3NARD LEE. Naval Once, c. Fl.
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EHA Al PRIVATE SALk-rhc property known US Nc.
E?1 ls6 Mulberry street. Brooms Lot 80
two story brick front house the front Of lot
"A AnF two story frame house the side Of lot with
large work ,hs 80 BY % feet with cellar Is fee,
deep the Half OF the purchase
bond and mortgage at 7per cent Enquire the premises
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MAssAPLQUA HOUSE,

MASSAPEQUA HOUSE,
SOUTH OYSTER ray LONG ISLAND
snftc ioer tsfss this method inform his ri ends
FRA W. rubtc that h he's taken the Hbov~ house which
WI We ocn Tor the recepto OF vsers the hIst day If
MA 81 INST sad boats viii be IT, readiness for trouinq
rtse WI ieeve Esimrg inls n. rival o. the
,sE qua evening fain Of from Brooklyn the no
hgu 4. r. sNEDECOR. rrcWstor,
VI 2w~t isie fthe Oyster B.y House
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FOX SALE CHE1P

&A Ia RURAL. LIFE, fronting the beautiful Rartsn
E.:E Bay comr andmya fall and from the High
lands Of Neversink to the Narrows Large and small
FIRMS improved and property pur
ehassrs at all times their fancy selection Of pro
perty.
Also fouee vain able building lots West Bloouheld
Pomrton adjoining the Methodist church parsonage and OPP
paste tho New Episcopal Church. 1sr,s easy Persons
desous Of retiring from the city healthy location any
where along the shore, obtain all information dted
let er post, 70 W HAYNES, keyp port. Monmouth comfy
New Jersey f26 I'm
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AQuaElIHYs.

fJAkh tnEAlnh 10 engage cut Of The Dalseusss
m so%I a .ss n asa
To6 followed BY the famed PoT roURRI-sy tn. Dan.
TO which will be sddeda comedy entitled ASK NO CUES
After Which, the celebrated Pas Rocco, BY Dsassuses
conclude with the grand Pas Oriental by as D.s,sss..
Door. open at lfps't O'Clock performance will
pENEFIT OF MILE DINER;
TaE4 ATE Esen1E fIsh !. F
Chouriasr Ar Nsshsi Prince KodOph Clarke Fisur ds
Dss .s B.s. E.a! . Ss sss Mile
DoeE he svsains. Mile Dinner will dance her essbrsted
Pa. de p:aI Csmisas Of TsnbOur Major Jig. By Mons.
IL conclude mel ss'' @s Hei nTHAN ALLEN
o s: o ora = sesi .o rs AID ss .aS ss ~,
Y Tbs orEEA Gus. .,n 2; g: s:sn
nsna:y s,ssAP: MIsh ,Ths .D,sI.n@:uu sil con-
x:I sis$ he s 81; Ing sRIDE-M H....u. Mr.
+ iosw:a i y s. s. SF DREADFUL NOTE
% M w %sb THE MAIDEN
ar Ciumle,, MIR John Dunn.
TT w. Doors open nj !; enI,in TO " prsciasy
GKEEAWlCH THEATRE.
A GtHAT CaRp-BENLFIT OF MIR, JOHN DUNN
81 -"s'As'sfry lE N aGN y IL LADY
oa az w. s1 %% N:' AnP' ty psH
m, Bsdss Sf Funny soas By Mr. John waan. tsy per.
BY ssSfxc kinr 5s sns ssn Carlos
Admsp upon hi. occa.onj NJ T I E1.si Daan
sptsiu Gi'bt'ee upon this oeea'on), Nj 0atian
~ RASCAL JACK . MI H. 'n'D"'n
.,~'' THE MEsMERIsiNG Dour0R' i' watts
Li ss. Mrs HM.,.on
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"a PLAINFIELD BANK NOTES taken Al mar Ga,
81 Boots aud Shoes at Walkers celebrated cheap Store
where there ~ 70 be found all sorts and N.0-Aii
- sorts ofOvor Shoes, tls Broadway, New York.
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THE HIGHLAND GUARDS BALL.
WILL TAKE PLACE on MONDAY neIt, March Is,
w 1917 1T the Apollo Silicon.
Tickets may be obtained from apt Craig t Pearl street;
Lieut. ksyleson. T Roadway Lieut. Parson 32 Broad.
wevi or Of any OF the Members ofthe Company.
G5-No fsney Dresses Admitted.
nnio WFs&Msr
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,


M ~ w. MARSi, Accountant, author of the " a. ere,
~ ~ Double Entry Booh.Kse ,ng einpr6sdD and The
o. ~ a. Snse Fntry boob. eepag Improved" eontnuSs
o distraction This publ respectful inform
W eo tha he ulan ~ Mr. Nsrsh
g hl' Sp RIA br nch Is truly course of prss,,.s ia
nc1s FHhrr taA conFse Of et on The Theory
noi D,sones iami!, from acuI with ali The
10 ,a''E sSt, sad person Of good capacity will
ny III "a noeome comIstent bookkssper IN about
I'LL aIu VIII ieceive certificate to n az efec,
with terms be Oh ained az The Rooms from
s->' "' '''A'"' mis- lmsr
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
IA - nrk n

NJ ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Nonday Even.
NA iIE March Il! he performances will commence with
the MAN WITHOUT A HEAD-Oblivious Top. Mr..
Walcot; Mrs. Top, Miss G. arke. "
To be followed by DlANA'5 REVENGE-Diana, Miss
Mary Taylor.
. After which the farce of PERFECTION-sir Lawrence
Paragon, Nickenson; kate o. Siien, Miss Taylor.
Toeone!ude with MISC HI EF MAKlNG-Nicholss Dove
tail, Mr.. Holland.
Dress circle so upper boxes, cents; pit one sh
ling; privae boxes. - Orchestra boxes, 81
Ueers oren Att O'Clock curfaiu rises at hnlf past
ClkGUS-bOWE AMPhl HEArkE
M0NDAY EvENlNG, March i..-First Appearance Of
Frat appearance Of Mr. j. nixon and talented children in
The beautiful act OF the Shadows OF Olympia.
First appearance Of the Dulcimer and Of Minsrels
. Mons. Casimer as the French Hercules.
Horse manshIp Vaung Tumbling, Rope Peffoimanc Pos
., . turing, juggling, &c.
To conclude with a Pantomime.
Doors open at 7, performance commences II n past7
&c
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n BOOTS AND SHOES Of the Grst quality. at great
aigains, at MACS New Store 1875 Canal s.reet Tkr
subscriber would call the attention OF his mum.
friends and customers and the public general To ms
ge and well assorted stock OF all the different kinds Of
BOOT Shoe. Gaites kc that ths market aKsrd which
ne VIII sell low Tor eash Ever tho ul share
ne received for the las. while The
himself he en- assure his friends and public that there
sha be nothing wanting his please give -stis
fac 10 all those will re 30 kind s psroni,e him
iSo lanai stfeet, View York. JOHN MCGUIRE.
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THE UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
ANS SPLENDID Nav MEZZp TINT ENGRAVING
~ may Dc seen and ob'aine1 ut the puoIshe room,
..,.,., ANTHONY & CLARK,
--nllsstts-r No Broadway
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hSIY5E: sre now ready for sale at ROBER SONS
PHENa1 HAT and CAP MaNUF.ACTORY No.
@rOL TON street. (betwesn William and uoid.)
Inc a. denlgned some ed bust
ness IN this street. the plan of AND SNAIL
rEofirs Inc eminent success which has crowned his
eno TO uInlah his customers with article First
ana at the lowest price has induced him move
mofs commod,ous store HIS still the same viz:
First do Moleskin ~ : "a
Second do. do. M
j;hsra JsJ, .X;,r ~ r. ~
.peI" ueoucuon from the above prices made whole
SAFE desiets VIM kOBERrSaN, Jr.
No EuI
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PERSONALITIES VS. COMMON SENSE
Hk dlctonay superuies that applied 20 the most
trivial fscts now e-days are degrading ard he
spirit OF the We live in. 49,
ne ale cstion that would mysfyor atinixe" that
thirds Of our exise the self same thing
aqua throws up rich veil Of which to common
sense and the tunes Is ably BY
TO deceive without teyer where
ersts Tor - PRESENT adoption. lis evil inf a uu
vs,iy admitted TO have with snce the
vitality Of sn omnlachievement for ages
Letus THROW of thea tho de aud The
MRS JERpIS'S COLD CANDY
needs no cant" prove its certainty in cupv
the eagly effects IF " 's
a OIL
Coughs, HosI,snes, Zoe Throat. Whoopnx Cough, nHu-
BY neg!sct,) eventual lead to c5nsunpen and d .sth
~ Sold ny Mrs. JEhVlS. No. T9 BROADWAY, corner
of White street
AsEnTs-Rush,on Co 10 Aston House. ITO $50 Broad.
way; backeu M Bowsry BuInton, ~ SIKH avenue; Brig
ham, II l0s avenue d; Ey's 233 Hudson street; NeIso
eorne OF atharine and Madison streets corner
Grand a. Division stress Mrs HAYS 1879 Fulton street
street, Eewak.
" E.ch package is invarisby sigaed Nj, w. .JERVIs
Put mp N packages Of 2s IL, end one dollar each
n
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS
RlhD, corner OF Pine aad Nassau streets invites the
attention OF his customers and the public to die ne
style Of Hats for sprilg. ~ ~ Nc"
lie socis an ex' mination Of the same conden thai the
erknt proportions oil the pattern will coinmlpd
APPRECIATION BIRD co,n.r Pr. a,d S'
mS'2weodinss RI O' =" ,ae anu
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Quick SALES AND SMALL PROFITS rs OUR
MU .i Boots az $s 50: city made, and
dress Boot, - So equal the beat sold the city
"a ont isather Boots Shoes Cater: nd Slippers hand
ana made 10 order abort notice All goods warranted TO
give satisfaction. Mcndieg. re-, done in The store
YOUNG JONES, 4 Ann street.
Mar he Nu.su
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DALMOS OPEhA HOUSE, Chambers street-MON-
L Day EVENING, March is, last performance Diver
DIS Opera ILOMBARDI
qres,, Donir s.ii,. Gps. LUCIA Dl LAMMEREiOK.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 10 h. 6rst appearance OF Ros
siai's Opera THE BARBER OF SEVILLE ''0'
sATURDAY EVENING, March 10th extra performance
OF kossini's Opera, TIL BARBER OF SEVILLE.
Opera Bosks be had the Boz Ofee LIST tier Boxes
and Piuets ST. I'd do cents; Private Boxes for per
$2 do for pesons SO Seats be secured at tbs
commence at IN o'clock; doon open at
Season subscribers desi Gus TO retain their seats will
please TO call at the Boz Oce and lake their Tickets on
or before "Wednesday Evening, March nth. -
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Total Of army appropriations for the snsu.
ing nscal year, beginning July 1, Is47. $24 q
Total for deficiencies of the current wear a.,
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XXI Ssaa tEx5EEs MI1T g Or THE MILTON

ton Of work: iol the exhibition, which will be opened
the lat Of April All works eessarily be in the
before the 10th March BY Of TIE Council
mh sof2wiNsrc JNO CHAPMAN, sec'y N A.
DANCING ACADEMY
MIR aARACCO, Italian Chorogrsphist aud Mile. ange
IA rn, first teacher OF the Partisan Dancing Academy Of
Mr. Cslsrua repeatedly inform Ladies aud Gentlemen
the Amateurs OF Modern Dancing that besides III.
dances
ANGELINA
New Waltz IN . steps o. their Invention
TAfRANTELLFs- Dance of Naples
Nuzsfks, Wsliz Afsyurha Ksdows Wslf1- R~dowa Polka
Co'!iya otPofs, s.dWstx-s They wiii lean also III,
oLKA.MAZUKKA.a J.sE
Russia. ~ ''' W
BThe mpsie Of the Folks Mssurka Russo can 70 oulv
B.oatsey, ns im.rc
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DELEGATE NOTICE.

The Democratic Republican citizens o!
Columbia county are requested to NEE, at
the places Of holding the General Election
in each Election district, on
Saturday The 18Th day Of February,
next between the hours of three and six o.
clock 10 the afternoon Of said day to choose
two delegates to meet at the house Of John
Clayton in Bloomsbrrg, on Monday the
next following February l5rhI at one o.
cIcck p. NJ :, for the purpose Of sppolnMGg
Delegates to represent Columbia coun,y, il
State Convention, to be held a, ElarrI--
burg on the 4ih day Of March next, 10 nou.
mate suitable person as a candidate for
Governor, and also candidate for Canal
Commissioner to be supported at the neXt
October Election.
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EDesbgSG Sale.

In pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans
Court ol Columbia county, on
Saturday The 27th day Of February INST
4 10 O'clpck ~ the forenoon, William
Kitchen, guardian &c oI william Morris,
late Of Mahoninq township. in said county
deceased, will expose to Sale by Public
yendue, upon the premises, certain lot oi
land, situate in DsuvlIIe ColumtIa county
aounded on the south by Market street, on
the west by lot ol Samuel Y0Tks, sen. on
the north bv an alley, on the cast by lo'
belonging to Mr, Montgomery, containing
IN front an Market stree, fifty feet aud IL
length about one hundred and fifty fee
wAereon ia erected an old frame house late
the E.ra,e uf ssld deceased, situate IN th'
,ownship of MahonIns, aud county aore
sad
JACOB EYERLY, Cieyk.
Dsnville, Feb. |, 1876.
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Canada on the North, to Mexico and the West In
dies on theSouth- are all unanimous IN their praise.
.Of medicine 50 universally known and esteemed
Las
Wnluur's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
it T.. hardly necessary to speak in detail. At no
pcrlud Of ITS history has the reputation of that med
tciue -toUd higher, and We may say that 40 repu-
g.'lon Is likely TO DC more enduring. Adapted To
1ij constitutions, to every form OF disease, ana to
All climates Mright's Indian Vegetable Pills are,
above every other medicine, fitted for the use Of
man under Whatever circumstances be may be pln-
lccd At sea or on land, nj home or abroad, in sum
mcr's heat and wintors cold, with common re.
pald to the conditions of hcaIthi and with Wnghts
Indian Vegetable Pills ot hand, there is no excuse
f,r being sick, unless the constitution be utterly il
rcclamahle
4 oar object is to state where the genuine med
cinc can be obtained, rather than to give it an rA
tended uotcc-which our limits forbid we shall
lmerry -utjoin one or two ot the nuClCTous tcst-
lr1nis,s that ha,. iI-l come to hand Hundreds
lot the same kiui mlaht hc added; but we are sue
he public will save u the trouble OF arranging
Ithcn.
! (ENJagt Of letter iiom fernando, MissisoipriN
J TO W. Wnght-Your Pills have given uni,cr-
snl s,i5lacuou, aud are justly very popunr. | can
sclt from 80 to 40 dozeu annually il could be sup
piled.
| Yours, WM. HrNRY JOHNSON, Agent
| Il ought here 20 he remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Nss.sppi
| (Extroct of a letter hom Jersey Shore, PENN
The Indian Vegetable Pills excel every thing oi
the Kind offered to the public in this section ot
the country, notwithstanding the combined cllort Of
| some few uuprIncpcd uorctnures to put them
down,
&, =
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~ TIE rem0nslranco against the
$4,000 appropriation, as punled in ,hoDan.
vile Democrat OF las, week, is paper of
manifest blunders and can orly render 'Ilos"
stating ha, the $1,000 are claimed for \
safe is erroneous in stating that the
safe in Bloomsbury will not coat 5000. -
II is erroneous in stating by implication
the, there is but one 'safe'--it is erroneous
in stating ha, e2500 are claimed for safe
as extra work. i, is erroneous in stating
that there is but one vault between the
two Offices for the recoids'--it is erroneous
in stating ,ha, moro than one third Of the
conl.ac, work on the Court House is claim
ed as extra work and II is erroneous gener-
ally, in stating .ha. the proposed appropris-
,ion is in violation Of the removal act. In
another article in TO days paper, we have
laid before our readers the true character
OF the proposition now before the Legisla.
.ure. 81 we are sa,isfi ed, that every fair mind.
ed man after examining into the facts, vii
conclude, tina, demonstrating in this case
is rather small business. The parade o
Mr.. Funston's declaration, and Of old ex'
tracts from our columns in the rem monslrancr
is simply waste Of powder; as no require
msn, Of the Removal bill is proposed TO bt
yinlaled by having for extra work and fur
nishing the buildings
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-13

" SHE subscriber very resPec irully informs tho
ia public that he has on hand and is constant,
yManufacturing, BOOTS ana SHOES
of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices,
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
NorocCo or Caf Skin Boots s4 90
Coa'Se Boots 3 %
Coarse or Fine Shoes 70
MnCr's Shoes 81 TO 9 25
NOrocco Slippers s7k
LADIES WEAR.
Norocco or Caif Skin Lace Boots so
THICK Sole French Ties %
Ptmps Springs or French l2A
.Oibcr kinds of Slippers - cents 10 | 90
n, B. The above all of,my own Manufacture
aud are wrr0ntcd to stand. have also on hand.
la large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHors,
which will sell at small profits
Country Merchants and others who buy ty the
dozen, ale invited to call and examine my goods,
MS will sell to such at a large reduction.
Q-TRcmember the place ut the NEW BOOT
md SHOE STORE, lower end of Main street,
Boomsburg.
w RUSSELL
Julv a $40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-13

The last accounts from the army, let;
Gen. Scott, who now has the command
concentrating his forces at Tampico, with
the intention, i, was supposed, Of making
an attack upon Vera Cruz Important news
may therefore be expected daily from him,