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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-11-28

Principal Office lO2 NaSSau-Street, N. Y. CITY.
For sale by JosEPH SrEEN Bratteboro. LYLE
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
CARD.

To those in WGnt Of Merchandise,
CtLOAN & MENDENHALL, have Just re.
- ceived direct from Philadelphia their stock
vi Fall and Winter D,y GOOdS which have been
selected with much care as 10 quality and price,
and now offer for sale at a small advance on City
Cash prices. Without calling the attention of the
public to every article their Stock is composed Of
in an advertisement, we will frankly sayio our
friends, give US call before making your purcha.
ses elsewhere, and You will find at the New Store,
Immediately opposite the COurt.llouse, many
things which are not generally kept in Country
Stores.--Tn addition they have large assortment
of Fancy articles and Dress Goods for the
Ladies.
Also-Hats Il Caps, Leather and Gum shoes of
all varieties and patterns. Also - Hardware,
Queenswarc. Groceries OF superior quality,
Fish and Salt, and all of which may be had for
Cash or Country Produce
a. J. SLOAN.
MENDENIALL.
Bloomsbury, Nov.A,
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TEcSLAMAT-SN.

wy HEREAS, the Hon. JOSEPH b ANTHONY
w President Of the Courts oi oyer and Terms
iner aud General Jail Delivery, Coult Of Quarle'
Sessions ul the Peace, and Court OF Common Plea,
and Orphans Court, ia the Eight Judicial Dis
trict, cC,aposcd of the counties Northumberland
Columbia and Lycoming and the Hon. SAMUEL
OAKFs and STEPHEN BALpY, Esus, Associate
Judges in Columbia county, have issued their pre-
ccpt, bearing date the 2lrh day ol Nov, in the
wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
orty.eigh, and to me directed for holding az curt
of over and lermincr, and General Jail Delivery,
General Quarter Sessions OF the Peace Common
pleas and Orphans Court in Bloomsbury IN the
county of Columbia, on the third MONDAY (beng
the 18th da) OF L1N UdRY neAt, and 10 CON
time two weeks:
NoTICE Is THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN, 10 the
COronerthe Justices Of the peace, aud constable Z"
the said county Of columbia, that they be then anc
there in their proper persons at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon of said day, with their records, nQulsI'
lons, and other remembrances, to do those lhing'
which to their Offices appertain TO be done. Anc
| those that are bound by recognl2ance, TO prose
ecute against the prisoners that are or may be II
the Jail OF said county OF columbia, are 10 be theI
and there to prosecute against them as shall ht
| Just Jurors are requested to be punctual Uthe
attendance, agreeably to their notices.
Dated at Bloomsbury, the lilh day Of Nov
in the wear of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
drrd andlorry. eight, and in the I'D year ol th'
Independencey Of the United states of Auu,ca
BENJAMIN HAY MAN, Sheriff
SHERITF's OFFICE,
/ BLooM,BURG, Nov l3. lSiS.
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CONDITIONS.

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, published Gv.
cry Saturday morning at rwo DOLLARS per an
nu n, payable half yearly in adyance,-yl2, "
on subscribing and II npon entering on the last
SIX month. and il not paid according to the a.
boye terms, we shall invariably charge tco doi-
iurs and 6Gy cents.
No subscription taken for a shorter period of time
than six months, nor discontinued until all ar
rearages shall have been paid, which must be
one month prior to the expiration OF the term
agreed for, and failure TO thus notify the Edi'
ter will he considered new engagement.
Advertisements conspIcuously inserted at one
dollar CASH per square Got IA lines or less) tor
three times and twenty five cents per square toE
every subsequent insertion. Business Calds III
serted at three dollars per annum, A liberal
iscount made to yearly advertisers,
LETTERS, COMMUNICATIONS, &C., addressed %
the Editor, on business pertaining to the Office
must be pOst pdid, to secure attention.
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mI5Gls4NG0S; EGEyoHo

N-oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all lega,,
" tees creditors, aud other persons interested
=, - Inc estates Of the respective decedeh'' ana
:" minors ," that the following admIn''La',o" ana
"narJian accounts Of the said estates nave oftn
6Ird in the Office OF the Register OF the e"o"'y VI
Columbia, and will be presented tor conh'n'I',I,n
and allowance to the Orphans Conr'' T." Oe "'"a
"Wednesday, the. l7Dh'day Of January neHt'As'
/ o'clock p NJ c,Lli, and
! /. The account Of Thomas ChamoerIlH ana
VIM Chamberllu, executors Of the last WIZ, M '"" ~,
testament of William ChomberlIn ST. 'a'e "
Greenwood township, decd o.,;.0 II
.. The account OF Samuel Adams u"aLG'a% Tn',i.r ~
saac Fowler child aud heir OF - o"s,ii
e decd, filed b, Enos Adams, administrator VI ''''
e Samuel Adams. co,,>,rp
- p,,,,.u,,.,,s O,,,rr Register.
e Blonw.burg, Nov. 80, 1915
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Duniei Palmer, rs, Uanid Paimcr, HI
ram PaImer, OhUer Paimer, TheOdOre
Palmer, Richard Palmer, and RcbeCCa
PQimer.
NY virtue Of mandate issued out Of the court
ID OF Common Pleas Of Columbia county, at
tue suit OF Daniel Palmer demandant against
the above named defendants will expose to Pub
lie Sale at the court House in Boomsburg, on
Monday the 18th day Of January next At o.
clock P NJ. all that certain Plantation and
Tract of land situate in Bloom township, county
aforesaid, Beginning at a white oak stump on the
hank Dl the Susouehanna River, Thence by land
hplopging to the heirs OF Josiah Mcclure deceas-
pl north thrty-O degrees west one hund-
red purchcs 10 post near the bank Of the Penn
sylyauia Canal, thence along the same, north for
ty. four and one hall degree east seventy percheS
north thrty.hY and one half degrees east hlty
perches to stone, thence south thIrlytWO and
three quarter degrees east sixteen perches and
two tenths to a stone, thence north hity-nIne de-
prpps east twenty seven perChes and SIX tenihs to
stone in line Of land belonging to Charles
Lehr, thence by the same south thIrly'o and
me alrdegress east one hundred and thrty.four
pcrchps and seven tcnihs to a stone on the bank
Of the Sn40uehanna River, thence souhslXty.onc
and one halt degrees " esD thwly.ive perches and
four ,enths south sixty-onp and three quarter de-
prees west forty perchos south fuy.nine and one
half degrees west thirty.one perchrs and five
tcnths south fly-fyc Dc gress west eleven prrches
and eight tenths south hty.nine and three fourth
degress west twenly-6v perchcs and five tenths
to the place of Beginning, containing one hum
drcd and four acres and uue huntrrd and fifty
uprchcs of land strict measure, with the appur.
t.,,rcaq OF the above described Tract Of Land
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LIST OF CAUSES.

For Trial at january Term, II. d. 1919.
| Jeremiah 2 Flncher vs. Peter Mowrer
2 John Conner vs. Nathan Seely
, Timothy Abbors Esq VS. Thomas Fitch ct al
Lewis II Mtus " Abraham Lines
W Hoffman ct al vs. Charles kalbfus
Bunham iearhcart VS. John Dye
LcGraud Bancroft VS. Priscilla Poke
LeGrand Bancroft vs. Ezekiel crosby
Nhcelock Corby vs. Ralph Carpenter
" simon Kase W G"tlleb Berler
ii Allen Carnaham vs. Charles Clark
l. Henry Smith vs. Peter LluDdch
l3 John Chrstophel ", Joseph Jones ct al
ii Samuel Il Hathaway jr vs. A W HauScl
Is William Auton vs. jacob Good
l6 George W Mitchell vs Thomas Fitch
II Israel Machamer vs John McWlIlams
IS W A Dawson ct al vs. Urlah | Dawson ct al
10 John Grove ct al vs. William Donaldson
~ John Kremer ct al vs. James Hyde jenkins
Il John Cooper vs. Gilbert Fowler
% Henry Hartman VS. Noah Prentls
% WIN + Albright ct al " Renjah HayhurSt
"a Christian KunkIe vs. John Conner
Is Benjamin Bombay vs. Richard Harris
% RO Ien Montgomery ct al vs. Daniel Wagner
u JACOB Krergh vs. Thomas Bnmhoy
y George Ilglrr vs. George Keller.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
PORTING BUSINESS.

The above business will be continued at the old
stand, in Bloomsbury, in all its various branches,
by the Undersigned, who have associated together
for the future. The custom of our old friends
and the public is respectfully invited All kinds
of country produce taken in exchange for wares
f. & } HICKS.
Bloomsbury, March 81, lS47
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AGRICULTURAL.
Faran work GGr January.
Telling Timber, Fencing StgG &c.

Early winter, let it be remembered, is
the proper season for cutting all kinds, of
hardwood timber while the sap is low,
but that Of pine should be cut late in spring,
when the pores oftae wood is filled with
rcsip. or pitch, Get out YOUR stuff for
nos,, and rails. and fa,hion them into
shape, in order that they may be in readi-
neeg to putup in spring. Cut and pile a
sufficient supply OF ire wood, this month,
to las, 2 wear. in order TO be hauled home
,yhen drv. ~ il is needed,
J7i.,ol;,. c,o;, ANIL Cl.U;,,, earn
oa..L..,.i,,.. oa,,o,,loJ 80 icno,dono
,.c,.o ,,J o,,oc,,r,. s,oroL r.oo fam yo.
....,...., =. ..I,. J., ,..-..,,.. g.. G.
.,I-., r.. H.. 49,, r H.;
-a.,.,. H. o,onoy. ,,,;II Lo ..,od H., n.o.
''.,.,.-,--.~1 = n..
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RLACKSMITHING.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs hislriends
and the public that he has opened new shop,
above DD5lers, on Main, street, where he is
prepared to do all work in his line as cheap and a
little better than it can be done elsewhere.
From long experience in business, and by a
punctual attendance to the work of his customer,
he hopes to merit and receive a liberal shareol
patronage STEPHEN BROBST.
Bloomshurg, April II, l847.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13

VNHF subscriber, respectfully lul"ms the citi-
Zens of Bloomsbury and vicinity, that the
Partnership existing between EHh & Van Bus.
ki,k, has been dissolved, by mutual consent and
he would also inform them that he las just opencd
new shop IN Bggs' new buIldir g,onr dcoI above
the Exchange Hotel. where ic continues tie
Tailoring Business,
and ia prepared to attend to all those who may la'
vor him with their patrcnagc-He ilalters him
self that from his past experience IN business, his
work will he executed neatly and warranl,d to iii
%. Cutting done 10 order and at the shortest no
tCe.
His charges wiH be Reasonable.
The CITY Fashions for Fall and Winter have
been received at his establishment.
a, H. ELLIS.
1
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List OF Jurors.

GRAND JURORS.-Jan. Term. l849.
Bloom, William Brown.
tatawlssa, Daniel lleIwlg.
Centre, Benjamin Miller, Thomas Con-
ner.
Derry, James McNicker,s Cornclious
CIeckner.
Greenwood, Ira Johnson.
lIemIock, Sylvester Pursel, David Wag-
ner, Peter Applemen.
Liberty, Jacob Boyer, Daniel BiIImver.
Limestone, William S. Davis, William
Cooncr,
Mahonig, Edward Young, W. c. John
son. Joseph DeihI.
Madison. George Derr,
Nonour, Benjamin Low.
Orange A. B. Stewart, Benjamin Stei-
ncr.
%ugaroaf, Jacob Fritz.
Valley, Daniel Purscl, jr., Henry Sny-
der.
TRAVERSE JURY, First Ucck.
Bloom, Ludwig Licht, Fred. Drehr
Moore CrevcIing, Chas. KahIer, Andrew
Crevcling, Caleb Barton, Elias Mcnden-
haII'
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TENIIE undersigned already sufficiently engaged
IN other business 10 employ hls tine and at.
,p0rion, offers tor rent his Hotel in Eoom,burg
with the rmmuulirs Icreunto hclrn!iug The
above isan excellent Brick building, we'll cslnb.
lshed and is dong good business The aprH.
cant must come well recommended Possession
given upon the first day Of }prI lNIH
For terms and further particular, apply 10
DANIEL snyder
Gcpmsburg, Dec 2, lS4s.
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T5NHE Subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
izens of Bloomsburg and the public in gen.
eraI, that they are now opening large and we'll
selected assortment OF
FaH and Hinter Goods,
at the "Chpap Corner" lately occupied by Kah-
I,y & pttyjkin. Our stock consists Of GENE
RAJ Variety, well adapted to the season, which
Will be- sold at unusually low prices
Nr;. The publc are respectfully invited TO call
and examine our stock before making their puT-
chasrs,
N 3. All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange. ,.,,.p,r r-
RlnomshrrO. Nov. II. lNlN-v.
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POETRY.


CTho following admirable lines from the
men of an American lady, member OF the
Society of Friends, appeared some years
900 in the Sundly Tunes ncwspaper' -
We are told that The poem was found IN 'h'
house of tppling gardner, whom 1t ha'
the happy effect of winning from the haunn
Of dissipation to his own domestic hearth
1t is touchingly sublime and 'enderl!
pathetic. - Ed. Col. Dem.
"You took me, William, when a s'rl'
Onto your home and heart,
To bear IN all your liter-itIo
A fond and faithful part,
And tell the, have ever lrIed
That duty to iorego,
Or pinned there was no l1N Tor mo
WAen you were SUNK IN woe
"No; would rather share your Iear''
Than any ol hers glee;
For though you're nothing to the world,
You're AL THE WORLD TO ME-
You make palace Of my she'd
This rough. hewn bench throne
There, suulgh for me in your smiles,
And music IA your toae.
"I look upon ven when you sleep
Nv eyes VITA tears grow diln
Icrg, on Parent OF the Poor,
L1ak down from Heaven on him.
BsbDll him toll from iay 10 day,
Exhausllng strength and SOuli
Oh, look wuh mercy on him, Lmt,
7or Thou canSt make hlR wnole =
"Anl when at last relieving sleep
Has on my eye.Ids smiled,
How oft are they forbade to close
In slumber by our child
take the little mnrmerer
That spois my span OF rest,
And feel It as part OF thee
lull.upon my breast.
" lheres only one return crave -
may not need II long,
Aud II may spOthe me when I'm Whels
The wretched leel no wrong:
ask not for a kinder tone,
For lhuu vast ever kind;
ask not tor less frugal fare
My fare DO not mud;
81 ask not for attire more gay
Ilsuch as | have got
Suffice to make ms lar 10 thee,
For more murmer nor.
But would ask some share OF hours
That yor on clubs bestow;
OF knowledge, which yon prlze so mucH'
Might not something Know
Subtract from meetings amongst men
Each eve an hopr for me;
Make me companion of your sosI,
AS may safely be;
Ifyou will read, I'll sIl and work,
Then think when you're away;
Less tedious | shall find the time,
Dear William Of your stay,
"A meet companion soon I'll he
,For cen your Studious hours;
Aud teacher ut those little ones
You call your cottage flowers;
And if we be not rich and great.
We may he wise and kind,
And az my heart can warm yeur heaf''
So may my mind your mInd.
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RULEON THE HEIRS OF IL. HID
LAY, DECD.
Columbia county, IS.

Columbia county, SS. ,,,
The Commonwealth Vi Pennsylvania 10 u W'"'
dow OF Henry Hldlay, late ol Centre "wnenp
in said comfy decreased and George hiolSy'
Iohn F,eas, and Amelia his vile late Amen"
U,dl,v. Abaham Hidlay, William HlGlay, John
uiIlny sarah Smith, late Sarah hIdla! 'llhea'
deceudents OF Henry hidlay, late OF Ceh.te VI
in the county OF Columbia, deceased anu " S''
other persons interested, Dteeuhg -
Ynp and each Of You are he,eb! clied to ne anu
opreor betoye the Judges Oi an Orphans Cou'''"
an 'Ornhau's Court to be held al Boou"nurR,
and for the county aforesaid, on ihe lhlru MOI
day of Ian pary next at three o'clock IN lhe S'le'
nnon nj said day, and then and there acCeW {
rc,n.e to take the real Estate oi the sara lliNRE
u,r,.y. deed, situate in the township OF Ieh"e'
in the said county, lat theappralsed VaIne Pu' W on
il nv the lnQuistion duly a"aldto ~ 'ht s'lT
Court and returned by the Sherlf on lhr Z's' VI
Angnst. ls4S, 10 wit: One part oi the saiu es'a,o
a oi,Gny TWO hundred aud three acres 'hl'I
nnine nercbps at the sum OF hrty co'iars per "oi'
n,m,,I one other part, containing one hnIdrtn an"
o1,.C, o;,,b, acres and one hundred and three per
S. =, the sum of twenty seven dollars ana III!
NOR acre and in case all he heirs and repre-
ard htat,vps. refuse tutake the eaIH es'ae '' '"e
ner Mon. then to show cause why The same t"'"'
Vines the Honorable JOSEPH B. Anthony, Eso
late Pdert Of our said court, at BIo n'shnrg' |"
ming ts,y.ninth day Of November. A. leto'
Is Of "'' JACOB EYERLY, CIerk
Ders Gybich the above named parties Will pleas
e, taket;,c,n" Wv BENZ. HAYMAN, Sh"G
ana n, 20, lSiS.-tC.
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Assortment of Goods.

Their Dress Goods, &c, consists OF MohaIr Lus-
Tres Cero Gordo PIald, Wosed Plads, GaIit
plads, Coburg cloths Tor Dresses and Cloaks, AL
pacas oia coors French Mernoes, plain coors.
Prints OF all stiles and prices lIom 3 up to l6 cts
per yd GmghamS ololl kinds, shawsol dleren
kinds and prices Hadks silk, cotton, and Linen
Wom Hoods and Comforts, Ilcklngs, MuslIns
bleached and uuboached Stripe Shrtugs, Woll-
en- and cotton Flannel, Of all colors cloths, French
and English, splendid assortment Of Casslmers,
Sattnets, Kentucky Jeans, Rough and Ready
coaiugs, Vestngs, a general assortment, Lambs
Wool Drawers and under shirts, Plaid cloak line.
ings Linseys General assortment of notions aud
Fancy goods
In connexion with their Dry Goods, they have
good and cheap assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware and QueenSWare.
Hj. ALso.-Drugs and spices in quantity, in
short every thing usually kept in a country store
all Of which we respectfully invite the public tC
call and examine.
II. c, & !. W. HARTMAN.
Bloomsbury, Oct, 81, l54S.-ly,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

TnNIlE subscribers call attention to their new aud
lull assortment Of SELECT H.\D FI.N-
u COINS, Just opened, at their old stand
.ljqiH Nir,ri sclc,tc Nuh care, and offered al
puccs hiUr GIoc the CHEAPEST 1t comprises,
lmcng O'urr things, bcw@cS, bclage robes, glng-
hams, gingham lawns, French lawns, ca,hmcrrs,
nous Nc lanes, aipacas, bombazines and silks;
Cgsb-mrr", bcrage and dc lajue ShoW,s; dress
hdhIs priuls, mus|jus. silk and other lringcs,
paraspIs and sunShadrsI i 'rnch and English clorhs;
blk fancy and plaid winter Cassimrres, SalueItS,
ca,hmarrtIs, rwrrds, Ky, Jeans, linen drilling,
nankrcu, vcstuu, nIuurls tckiugS, imon and
cotton diaper check, hosiery, gloves, cotton yarn
and carpet cham ALyo--ArcSh and fuIl assort.
ment of grocrrics, FISH, SHIi 0ndhQUOyS, queens.
ware. hardware. and me greatest and cheapest lot
Of Bn0ty ami bocN in hrcounIy
AL~n-Grocprjrs and Qpecnsware Their gro
csrirs are all fresh. and have been selected wuh
care, and upon such terms as will guaranty them
TO he sold low.
Their ourcnswarc comprises good assortment
or hmr stone and glass ware Of = superior quality
Al.o--S,Ik fur and Ieghoru hats hardware
and cutlery; umbrellas, naraSols etc.
~. All of the ahov" having been hOnght at the
lowest cash prices, enables them to sell as low as
can he purchascd elscv here.
r1.Cash paid for grain. a' usual.
WN McEELVY & Co.
nIoom Nov I. lSAS
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ohE SALES.

DY virtue ul 81 -,,.,.-..
I'D na, to me dif ils ol 'e"o'''o,', eApV.
al ne COult houselu III oe e"yosco W 'p'e
the l5tn day Of JaD "'sou'H' y" Nno'"Iy
NJ, the following a. ." o"' y WV " =
A certain lot "a 20 W.. .a,,,,J a;,,,,o
in Mountpleasnt iowa. oN a,''.',,',a'',
tanning forty one acres s''uU'o'" ,,,' Lo"'' ~" ~,
Lands Ul Henry MclickI 'es'' "or'"v" ~
heus ol JosephKulp ani" "e'.I1Ni w. '','
all Is Cleald land whel &C. W ""'," "'"'y
story frame Dwelling I'D '"eu wv
r4s. .e,Zed rakrn in ,yr,r the appurlenen.
the propery Of Henry VAN u Oe S''o ''
ALSL
A certain lot of Groul ,o,
tour I,w wuship, p,CoIunbra "a To- - -io"
eighth Of an acre more or LEI o","'"'" wy
south by the main road Ieadnp ""v' w WV Wv
to Danylle, on the north byt "i,'o,'','U'' '.'
others whereon is erected lra" a"'rn W. w "'''
with small Irame Kitchen anu 'o",
.d t,l,on. ~ '.v,cnt,,n arJ IN ianCes, sel7
( erty Ci Conrad CaIshnrr. 'H' P''f
ALSO.
A certoin LOT ar r;ece ~
,,e ~ Nl,d,s.r ,','n.9n Con,u ii, slll
,airg twenty n,e ,cr,s u,ro or Inssty, cor
IarGs Of WaI,rr Inbn.on p,,rv Sded
Stout and othcs, which land saII Gle sSmu n.
On is erected a laIge rwo story fran" "e' "I
h"usr with tie appuIlrnanCrS, sclzet ''''
execution and to be S"Id as the properl, II
Stout, ""
ALSO,
4 certain lot or orounI si,roto m
r;,.,, ,,,,n.,,, r.In, ,''''.,,,' ''I ;"
n,y,llo P c"n,a,;n '"',,," "r o,T,b jnT, =" we
D"Y'l'I, Io. ,",5","a1E Enf @ rEH,n Of an acf,
U.s. ''""o' " W" '',' '"'' v! 'o' VI
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

TsNHE Undersigned, at No. 80 .r,ar;s.u
North Forth street, rwo doors ..G.llSsjis'3
6clow the Merchants Hotel, Phradcl- S.A-.EsR
phil otlrr 10 the Merchants OF Columbia c,unry.
when they visit the clry compIrre a,sor'ucr, of
Booly amt Sioijo"o,g, which they are selling at
unusually low prices.
They have recently added to thcirstocIi a,p,on.
did variety Of Fancy Articles Of the useful kinds,
and also large stock Of very cheap aud haud>ru e
Window Curtain and Wall Paper Every variety
Of Soaps and perlumry for sale.
HOGAN 4 THOMPSON
Philadelphia, ilay 27. iNIo.-v.
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To DESTROY INSECTS -TrenChing the
ground in autumn, or early winter, is one Of
the best securities against most subterane-
IN Insects,
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A BR1oHr plowshare is the cheapest con
modify ever used by rarmcr.-CoJeH.
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NEW FIRM ATrHE OLD ARCADE.

IT c. 81. W, HARTMAN, inform their
friends and the public that they have es,
u,p'I,ned themselves IN Bloomsburg at the slanu
formerly occupied by dIO'lgbt ami Menge',
where they have and intend keeping good a0u
chpaD
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
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SHERlFF's OFFICE,
BLooM,BuRG, Nov -. lS4S.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13

Suparloor, Nov a, Isis it's.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25
N,RSHiyk LIVERY STABLE.

TIE uua, r.icned, having
5r.tsNA completed 'le'f rev and 'P'-
..s riuus building. situated Near
me - aas.. and immediately on the man street
running .auih IRON the Marshall Hotel. beg
Iease ,tr, respectfully 10 inform Their friends
and ihs r,ilc generally, 'a4t The, are now tul-
!, prepared TO stable forty "' hitl hofsc-, ~ o
.i,Ie not inferior To- ans OF tHe city stables.
ti-,. three eommeaioHs lots, wish an excellent
well al ihe door. furnishing q suihc.cnc4 II va
ter iaf an. af1ouu, of sioeS.
The stable wIl. b. immcdia'e'y under The 'u-
t-era..sn 81 r1e 81 tie prorucior>' who vii
1s,f his entire attention. agd Use e'ery Ct
iori ta ritr general -au-tacfon
They 1851 have constantly on hard the very
be-i gr1tei.d,r the country pfcdace-, besides
l.,thill sud attentive ho.ilff-.
Hor--- ,.n be delivered u The stable, or 81
Ne.se, v eads & Nat-ua's the Ffaprctors oi
Tie Marshall Hotel, Whcr' il ihe weary ira'-
..er stops, te Hl8 always tud Nsrm heart, 'o
a,Ieoma hin. and administer rsy5F ti'6fF 'iai
nc RIOS, ia.ild rs could desire, TO render him
saiu .artaslc sui happy.
Gal. aal tf3 O.. once. ard e we do not give
gau tsIi.ci satisfaction. Sc vii uoi ca.i on GA
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