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THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE.

DEST and cheapest Horse medicine in the world
ID N0an,s Ointment and Condition Powder have
earned great name. For purity, mlldness safety,
certainty and thoroughness, Soan's Ointment excels
and is rapidly superceding all other Ontments and
Linments now in use for the cure Of the following
Diseases
Fresh wounds, Calls Of all kinds, sprains, Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Ringbone, WiadGalls Poll Evil, Cal
lus, Spavins, Fstula Stfast Strains, Lameness
Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratches Grease, Mango
sweeny and Horn Distemper.
The powder will remove all Inflammation and fe
Yer, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the
Ter and strengthen every part of the body, and has
proved sovereign remedy for the following diseas-
e.; Distemper, Hide-b0und, Loss of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the
Eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism
Commonly called stiff complaint.) which proves SO
fatal to many valuable horses in this country.
II Is also safe and certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which generate SO many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, III.
Nov 20, lSlS w. B. SLOAN
And sold in nearly every town In the state
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HATS AND CAPS.

EFT Purchasers who wish to buy good cheap and
Fashionable Hat or Cap, call at the corner of Wa
ter and Jefferson Streets where the largest and bes
assortment to be found in Iowa, has just been re-.
ceived from Philadelphia and New York.
A few cases super Moleskin hats, latest style;
Mems low priced moeskin and fur hats;
do black and white Mexican do
do super otter caps;
do super seal and nutria caps;
do super and common musk caps;
do fine cloth caps; Mems plush samarlinss;
do silk and worsted plush caps;
do cloth and glazed caps,
Boys cloth, plush and glazed caps;
Boys and infants fancy cloth caps and tarbans.
The above lot which only comprises portion of the
assortment, will be found well worthy the attention
Of purchasers. ]. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER
sept7.. 1SiS corner Water and Jefferson SITS
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J. G. Lauman & Brother,

Corner of Main and Jefferson Streets,
II AVE Just opened, and will be in receipt from the
| Eastern cities during the season, large stock
I fresh and desirable Fall and Winter Goods. The
ssortment is complete and extensive in every de-
artment and at the prices ut which every article
vas purchased, will be sold at unusually low rates.
Dress and Fancy Goods.
super mode Coburg and cashmere Cloths;
Mode colorcd dc lanes;
Satin striped cashmeres, poplin de cheins;
Satin striped alpaccaS, Cd plaid caShmereS;
Super Sd French Ginghdms;
A handsome assortment of Bonnet trimmings;
Bonnet ribbons from 10 to 50 cts per yard;
Outside and face flowers and feathers;
Thread edgings from to IS cts per yard;
Fancy silk and velvet cravats;
Linen cambria hdkfs, etc. etc;
Shawls.
Black and mode cold plain and emproidered
cloth shawls;
81 and 1914 cashmere shawls;
Fancy plaid, wool and blanket shawls;
Staple Dry Goods.
Is bales brown muslin; 100 pS. bleached 40
400 ps. assorted prints;
$50 DO Mcrimack blue and blue orange;
100 do do and London prints, very superior;
Tickings, brown and bleached cotton Flannels;
Rcd, white and yellow flannel, plain and tweed;
Super French flannels, IA and "A linseys;
100 ps. sattinettS and Ky Jeans;
100 doz wool comforts and hoods;
SO ps. silk, pocket hdks, from 37A to ST so each;
Extra brown sheetings l-2 yds wide;
do do 81 sheetings;
do Ga and "A bleach sheetings;
RUSSIA and bi-ds-eyc diaper;
81 and lO-4 damask linen table Cloths;
8, 9 and l0-4 brown do do do
Brown and bleach cotton table diaper;
Crash, bed blankets, etc.,
Gentlemen's Wear.
Super French black Cloths;
do English do and blue cloths;
clue and black cloths as low as 81 so per I'd;
Super French black doe-skin cashmere, some
Black and fancy casimeres; [thing extra;
Drab and blue blanket cloth;
Silk velvet, satin and cashmere vestlngs;
Satin and Italian cravats gum & silk suspenders;
Merino and flannel undershirts and drawers;
Gloves and Hosiery.
Lady's black and cold super Paris kid gloves;
do do do silk and cashmere do
do white silk Isle thread and cotton do
Silk and thread picknett mitts and gloves;
Long trimmed silk, mitts and worsted gloves;
Misses silk gloves;
Gents super kid and buck gloves;
do hoskin, Berlin and silk do
do Hear, buck gloves and mittens;
Boys wool and buck gloves and mittens;
Lady,s super silk and cashmere hose;
do lambs wool and alpaca do
Children's lambs wool and cotton do
Gents merino and half cotton do
Notions.
Long neck and polka tuck and side combs;
Shell, tuck and side combs;
Buffalo and English pressed dressing combs;
Horn and wood pocket do
Steel beads,purs and bag clasps, rings tassels;
Purse silk, toilet and shaving soap;
Chrystalized wash balls linen tapes and ribbons;
Stocking yarn and knitting cotton;
Col,d spool cotton, warranted 200 yds;
New style brocade coat buttOpof
Silver'd brocadc and satin vest buttons,
Jet, agate and pearl do
200 lbs white and assorted sewing cotton;
Red lace casteel binding;
Travelling baskets, whalebone;
Boys patent leather belts;
livery combs, tooth brushes, etc. etc.
Burlington; sept. 81, 1S48 JIG. L.
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i N S u r a ~ Q j
Protection Fire aM0 MARINE
Iu.urance Company.

II YMAN COOK has been duly appointed an Agent
l of the Protection Insurance Company Oh hart
ford Conn., at Burlington, Iowa, and is authorized 70
insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and warehouses;,
Mills, Manufactures, Barns, Stables, and the con-
tents Of EACH together with every other similar spe
ces of property, against loss or damage by fire. The
rates of premium offered as low as those OF any
other similar institution, and every man has now an
opportunity, for trifsing sum, to protect himself
against the ravages of this destructive element,
which Often in single hour sweeps away the earn
ings Of many years.
There are two situations, in either Of which the
value of Fire be adequately apprecat-
ed viz: While standing upon the ruins OF PERSONS
own property, receiving from the Insurance ONCE
the full amount which he has lost; or standing upon
the same spot surrounded. perhaps, by desolated
family, lamenting that stupidity and folly which fail
ed to provide against such contingency. aug 10
FIRE! FIRE!
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Agency Htna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
TINE Subscriber having been appointed agent for
the above company, is prepared to insure against
loss or damage by fre-Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Barns, Mills, &c. sc. at low a rate as any similar
institution.
From the known ability and punctuality of this
company in adjusting all losses covered by them,
those wishing to protect themselves against loss will
find it their interest to insure through this office.
F.. J. c. PEASLEY,
Burlington, Aug. 10, IA AGENT.
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DRY Dis.


o. BALES SIS, 7-s and A brown muslins;
81 500 ps. 81, 7-S, A. and ga bleached muslins;
80 do brown drillings; 80 ps. bleached do
80 do white, yellow and scarlet lannels;
IS do brown and bleached cotton do
IS do jeans and satinettS;
rs do fine and heavy cloths;
80 do black and fancy cassimeres;
60 do ga, A and 5-4 tckings;
II do woOllen tweeds;
IS do black and fancy alpaccas;
do black bombazines;
IS do Manchester ginghams;
900 do black, blue and fancy prints;
30 doz wooden comforts; 5 dog polkas;
Is do net under-shirts and drawers;
Is do woollen hoods;
Is do buck mitts and gloves;
200 do Coats spool thread;
400 do white and colored thread;
900 lbs. white and do skein thread;
rs do black patent do
400 blanket shawls, etc. ETC.,
with large assortment of buttons, hosiery, need
les, pms, gloves, suspenders ribbons laccs, hdkfs
combs, &c, which we will sell very cheap for cash
pork, wheat, faxseed, dry hides, wax, and most al
kinds of produce. Call and examine our stock ant
prices before you purchase.
sep 81, ls4S cox, GARRETT CO
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SEWERS. VIM r -
Sewers & Smith.

"A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, OskslsoA
"A Iowa, Will punctually attend to any busbta
entrusted to their in the Supreme and Inftfaf
Courts of the State, and give their prompt atenim
to the securing and collection OF Claims the pr.
ment OF taxes. the purchase and sale OF lands sgsa
cies. generally, etc., etc. orF1cE-One door west
Of the Court House,. dec fe4S-iy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
George Partridge.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No. q,
SWater Street, Cup stairs,) 81 Louis. Mo. I1-Pu.
tcular attention paid to the sale of Flour, ain fuk
Lard, Bacon, Salt, Groceries, &c. And will alssaI
tend to the purchase Of any articles usually kepha
Country Store. may II ~.
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NgeRtABej3tk
TMIrPTCT aU
REs{6rE{DI1A

N7ESTERN N. YORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
w 2O7 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. G. C.
VAuGHNs Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, a Gel
ehrated Medicine which has made
Great Cures in all Diseases.
Is now introduced into this section. The limits Of
an advertisement will not permit extended notice
OF this remedy we have only to say it has for its
gents in the United States and Canadas large num-
Der ofeiucatad MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS in high
probes sional standing, who make general use of Il
their practice in the following diseases; DROPSY
GRAVEL. and diseases Of the Urinar, Organs; plies
and all diseases of the blood; arrangements Of tho
Liver &c and all general diseases OF the system
II Is particularly requested that all who concentrate
the use of this artice Or no desire information
specting it, will OBTAIN PAMPHLET OF 40 ma.
ges, which Agents whose names arc below will, o,aa .
~ give away this book treats upon the method Of
cure-expains the properties Of the article and tho
Europe for four years with such perfect effect a.
yer t6 pages of testimony from the highest quarters
will be foand, with NAMES, PLACES and DATES.
which can be written to by any one interested. and
the parties will answer post paid communications
sssBe particular ami ask for the pamphlet, as no
other such pamphlet his ever been seem. The evil
aence Of the power of this medicine over all diseas-
es is guaranteed by persons Of well known standing
IN society. Put up in 30 OF. and IL OF. bottles.-
Price 3d. 80 or; or. the larger being the ch.a-
per. Every bottle has &c. c. VAUGHN" written on
the directions &c. See pamphlet page 20. Prepared
BY DR. G. c. VAUGHN, and sold at principal Office,
2o7 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to
sale OF this article erciusreiy New York,
and corner Of Essex and Was gton, Salem, Mas .,
aad by all Druggists Throughout this country and
Canada as Agents. E3-AaA;ts, H. Baksley, st Lou
-, Mo-; F. T. Gay and J. F. TSant, Burlington Iowa
r. Fay, Bloomington; A.Hamilton, Wapello J. smith,
rontoosuc;J. F. Myres, Fl Madison, J. B. Farnam,
Travelling agent. faug II, 1s4sl
IJLANES-Smooth, Jack, Fore. aud Jointer; f0r
sale BY Zap 2o4sl JOHN FOOTE.
D0kT FOLIOS-Just received doz Port ROLES
OCT - ABRAHAs1s, Corner Barrett House
-nMD PENS-Just received <doz. Gold Pens by
Vl0ct 1928 ABRAHAsss, Corner Barrett House
Coffee! Coffee I!
~ BAGS prime green Rio Coffee, for sale nv
yOV Oct 26 AS w F COOLBAUCH
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LUMBER YARD.

alINHE Subscribers will keep constantly on hand a
Il general assortment OF Pine Lumber, square tim
Der, shingles, window sash, &C., and of the best
guilty. They have now large quantity, and in
vte those who wish to purchase to give us a call.
N. B.-Our yard 10 on corner Main and Market
Streets near the Creek. FIJI. C. PEASLEY & co
Burlington, June, iSlS
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ma0dichaWslS, Block Il Ca,
RANKERS and Dealers in Exchange, 81 Lsss
- Mo. GsLand Warrants, guaranteed genuinej
constantly for sale. Orders for Warrants filed Il
the lowest market sales. n2-24-sn
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COOPER'S TOOLS.

COOPER'S TOOLS.
lust received, large and well selected stock OF
~ these articles, viz
Stave knives, following. shavecups, Hoop,
Backing, short and long heading and champcr-
ing knives;
Coopcrs and Carpenters AIDES;
Board Axes, Dowelling Bits, truss Hoops;
Leveling planes, Crosses, &C., sc.
The above articles direct from the manufacture
ers In Cincinnati, and will be sold low by
Dec Ia, '4S ]. G.. LAUMAN & BROTHER
Boots & Shoes for Fall & Winter Trade,
ID ECElVED per steamer Bon Accord 10 cases
IL Boots and Shoes comprising ccmpleteand ex-
tensive assortment
Mems prime thick boots; mems DO kip do
40 fine Philadelphia calf boots;
40 fine do do Napoleons;
40 prime thick brogans; mems kip do
do calf brogans;
Women's morocco and calf lace bootees;
90 do and kid slippers and shoes,
DO kid, top and polka CATERS;
DO common, sewed and pegged shoes;
Boys and youths thick and kip boots;
do do do do shoes;
Youths and'b boys calf and morocco shoes;
Misses and Children's shoes.
Purchasers are solicited to examine the assort-
ment. J. G. LAUMAN BROTHER
aug 31,'4S Corner of Front and Jefferson st.
N1ovELs-Just received at the Burlington Book
~ Store, the following new novels: Dombey &
Son-Thc Cruise of the midge-Life in London-The
Three Guardsmen--The Forty-fve Guardsmen--
Seven Capital Sins--Esther De Medina or the crimes
of Toulon--Love Match, sc JF ABRAHAMS
nov s-4S corner Of Barrel House
UST received IL doz colpu-n,s Intellectual Arith-
= mctic; doz Geography OF the ..cavens;
doz Watts on the mind; 3 dog Letter v eH.rs;
NOV ARRAHAATS.
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Caps and BOnnctS.
ME have just received from New York and Of
~ fer for sale very low
200 Rutland pearl and straw bonpcts;
$50 braid bonnets;
100 misses straw and modcna do
10 dog fur caps; dog silk plush caps;
lOsdo plain cloth caps; 15 doz plush do
20 do fur-trim,d do so do glazed d0ss
10 do bows fancy cloth and velvet caps;
10 do hair seal caps, with large and splendid
assortment of artificial flowers, tabs, rosettes and
head DR. ses. Call and see them.
sept 81, 1913 cox, GARRETT x CO
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American Sunday School Union.

R-fsfN BRANCH Depository, St Louis, Mo.
4 sLSsE4No. 50, Chestnut street, nearly opposite
GN.AW the Post Office, st Louis, Mo. Con-
stantly on hand complete assortment
Of all the Publications from the General Depository,
Philadelphia.
The Society have published more than
1900 varieties of Books, Maps, Cards &C.,
and over 600 Sunday school library Books on good
paper and type with numerous plates and engravings
and substantially bound embracing Scripture stories,
illustrations biographies, domestic duties parental
relations, missionary stations, geography and anti
quities temperance, duties of children, prayer
ratives of real life, ETC., etc. Eminently practical
and instructive, suitable also for families and ind-
vidua reading. Maps of Palestine Jerusalem, Jour
neyngs of the Children of Israel and st Paus Ira
vels. Question books, spelling books, hymn books,
&C. All the requisites for conducting Sabbath
school. A large assortment of small books for pre-
miums, from SO cents per 100 and upwards.
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L1npARIEs-I-612 volumes.


Being complete set of the societys publications
exclusive Of maps, question books, &C., each book
numbered on the back, with 100 catalogues OF the
same, without $40; including maps of the
Ancient world and Palestine, $1125o; and the whole
in neat case, $llT,5O.
1.-THE Child's Cabinet library so vols. 32mo.-
Only So so.
N.-Childs library, IS vols. So o5.
V.-Thc cheapest library ever published for Sun.
day schools and families. 100 select vols. from 7s
pages to 252 pages, 18mo., substantially bound, with
muslin backs and marbled paper sides; each volume
regularly numbered and ready for use, with % cata.
logues OF the same. The 100 volumes contain IL :,
62s pages, and are illustrated by more than 400 wood
engravings. Only $40, or ten cents per vol.
VI.-Cheap Family and Sunday school library, No
2, one hundred vols. 1smo. u to 272 pages, neatly
bound with muslin backs, &C., with "a catalogues
for the use of Schools, only $40.
Periodicals.-The Sunday School Journal
Published twice month, at Twenty-Five cents De,
year, IN ADVANCE valuable family Newspaper and
Sabbath school teachers Guide; in form suitable
for binding.
The Child's Companion. - Published once month
l6pages 10 mo. with cuts. at % cents a year.
Youths Penny Gazette--Ayaluable paper for Sun.
DAY school scholars and families, published every
other week. with five or six embellishments in each
number. Forty copies year, 81, 00 which is ex.
actly at the rate of twelve and half cents wear in
advance. Single copies sent by mail, 25 cents pei
year. A. w. COREY. AGENT. f~'
81 Louis, June 8, '4S-6m Chestnut st..St LOUIS Mo-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11

lust received IL doz ColDu-n,s Intellectual Arith-
= metic; doz Geography orthe .:cavens;
doz Watts on the mind; dog Letter y ets.rs;
Nov JFABRAHAMS, Barrel House
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BARRETT HOUSE.

BARRETT HOUSE,
Corner Jefferson and Sd streets, Bnrlirgta
]. C. FLETCHER, PrspneeL
TNH1s House, recently opened, is one Of he "
L gest and most commodious in the Wtsten
country. It has all the convenience of the lir
hotels in the cities, and is fitted and furnshedsn
neatest and most substantial manner. The prcpf
tor has had much experience in the keeping dpuf
Tic houses, which, taken in connexon with the lcI
ties afforded in Burlington for furnishing his noM
Justifies him in promising that the character q
house shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, WIN ].
without families, can at all times be accommoOaas
with pleasant and airy rooms, and on reason"
terms. September IS lSlA
Families will also be taken as permanent boafdaI
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
Vinegar Factory.

frederick Schramm, at the old stand corner q
= Main and Columbia streets, continues the mann
facture Of Vinegar, at reduced prices being onv !,
cents per gallon at RETAIL and 10 cents per gallon =
the barrel e. He ran % Aa1
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
q. H Nnlh1ss

S JEWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, norsh
"a side Jefferson street, between Main Third.
s3 Clocks, Watches, Jesceiry, Musical Instrxnssss
and Fancy Goods for sale. rsep 3Ol
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
BOOTS AND SHOES,

WE have raceis"as. ,,..iB Boston and Philadelphis
w boots and Shoes ICONS sting in part Of
20 boxes thick boots; 10 boxes calf do
Is do kip do 10 box. grained & seal do
$50 prs. mems kip brogans;
100 do do thick do
$50 do boys Kip and thick shoes;
$50 do youths kip and thick do
$50 do woman's kip and calf bootees;
40 do ladies kid slippers;
l20 do do walking shoes; 60 prs ladys CATERS
- do gcntlemen's CATERS, with good assert
ment Of boys and youths boots, misses bootees
childrens shoes, ETC., ETC., which win sell very
low for cash or produce sep2I Cox, Ga RRETT & Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
Ready Made Clolhiag.

NtaUy NIaUE CIOII11ilg.
rOx, GARRETT CO., have just received per
Njsb Senator direct from New York, large and
splendid assortment Of winter clothing, comprising
500 cloth, blanket, tweed, cashmere and satinett
coats;
800 prs. cloth, cashmere, satinett, tweed, jeans
and kersey pants.
1000 velvet, satin, valentia and woollcn vests;
IS doz. fine and common muslin shirts, also,
Flannel and nett under shirts and drawers ,coafs;
ETC., which determined to sell as cheap as a.
ny house above st Louis. Call and examine our
clothing and prices before yeu purchase. Remem-
tits sno trouble to show goods'' at the N. F. corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets. sept IS, ,49
nUEENs-WARE Justopcned beautiful assert.
~nk mcnt of Queensware consisting of white and
painted Granite Tea Sets; common Liverpool ware
&c, .fOct i9, s4s) JG LAuMAN < BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11

e is carefully packed up in boxes for ation
and sent to part ofthe u Texas, Indies
THOMAS MILES, 1863 Main street Cincinnati ! Ohio Gen
era for the L. states Mexico, West Indies
adas To whom all communications must be addre
Post Paid HENRY BL>KsLEY Co., agents, st Louis.
Sold by c. w. BopEMANS Agent for Burlington, Iowa,
and for sale by most Of the principal Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the United states Mexico Canada and
West Indies. SEPT Z Is4s-ly
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
NEW GOODS.

CWAN BOERSTLER are now opening at the cor
- ner of Jefferson and Third streets full and well
selected assortment Of Seasonable Goods for the
Spring and Summer Trade,
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.

BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Valuable Premiums to new Subscribers !-Subscribe
early rhiie the terms Observation-Disclosures of
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11

| ATS and CAPS-75 cases hats and caps, Just re-
IL celved direct from New York. Having bought
of the manufacturers, sell hats and caps
cheaper than offered before in this city,
Those wishing to buy will do well to call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing.
oct 26 '4S Cox, GAnRrrr RI
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11

1HR1NGES, GIMPS, &C.; a handsome assortment
Il Of gmps, fringes, laces, lady's worked collars,
capes and habits, grass linen, lawn and cambria
hdkfs, ladys and gents black, white and copd kid,
silk, linen and cotton Gloves for sale at astonishing
ly low prices by sep2D d. M. EWING & Co
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
Editorial Circular.

We intended two weeks ago, and have been
deprived the opportunity, until now, Of paying
our respects to ths Patrons of the COLUMBIA
DEMOCRAT The remarks we design making
must now be brief Space and tine with US are
precious,
Over two and half years have expired since
we assumed the rrOprietOrship of this Demo
crat. When we purchased it of the late Col.
Webb, its weekly circulation consisted Of fourteen
quIres, and it is now our good fortune to see that
edition increased 10 thirty one qures-more than
doubled, with corresponding increase Of adyer.
t'sing and jobbiug patronage. In Short our busi.
ness was never equal to its present run, and We
have only to thank our friends and the democracy
of Columbia, for the liberal patronage with which
we have been favored, and We are proud to say,
that patronage was never more proiusely besOw.
ed than it has been withinthe last few months.
We shall labor hence forward to merit the ap-
probation of our fellow citizens To grateful
mind this alone is the highest reward. Long may
we enjoy the pleasing associations which now
surround US, and of which, we are profoundly
grateful.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
Every Vote Counts.

Do not forget, Democrats, that it is necessary
to be out III all yoor strength on Tuesday next,
because we have State candidate to vote for
The Democrat in ant.masonic Lancaster, in fede.
ral Somerset, or in corporation.ridden Allegheny,
IS as powerful to do good for the State candidate
astHe Democrast in Democratic BerkO, Columbia,
or Weslmoreland Besides there is danger that
in heavy Democratic counties the Democrats may
remlin at home, in the belief that their votes are
not necessary There could he no more fatal de-.
fusion than this; and we trust they will appre.
crata the importance Of being at the polls in force
On Tuesday next.