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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21

To the I'fcpendent Electors Of Columbia
Cowty.
FELL" CITIZENS:
the solicitation Of my friends, again off,
NELL as Candidate for office of SHrRryr. =
to ensuing election. Should be so iortur1se
receive majority of your sufrages with
myself to execute the duties Of said
hdellty, humanity and impartaliAM DERR
Jackson, June !, 1919, .-,r, If Columbia
To the hadepender
County.
LLLow va ~ the fattering encouragement o' hu-
nerous friends, I announce myself a candidate tor
The Office Of SHERIFF, at the ensuing elecuon'
md should I receive majority Of your votes,
can only promise to discharge the duties oil saiu
office, 10 the best of my abilities, and with strict
fidelity and impartiality. -,,rr
Mifln, June 4th, l549. ------
To the Democratic Electors OF Columbia
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS. =
Through the friendly indications OF many
friends, and in accordance with my own "ishss'
offer myself to your consideration as candidate
for tbe Office Of SuERIEr, respectfully soliciting
your sufrage.; and, if elected, promise prompt
and faithful discharge of the important duties OF
that responsible station. ,, .,,rr-p
Orange, June 9TH, lsi9. --------
To the Democratic Electors Of Columbia
County.
! FELLow CITIZENS:
AZ the solicitation Of many Of my friends I Of
fer royself az a candidate for SHERIFF, 10 th'
DemocEAlif, f,itIffsndayerv tTSSpg7
! JACOB R. GRoUL
Bloom 10 7a,h,P, lunss $50
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
ALSO.
ALSO,

Acertain tract or piece Of land situate in
SugArof township, Columbia county, containing
two hundred acres, bounded on the north by
lands OF John Kline (smlth) on the southwest by
lands of VIM. lkeler, on the east by lands of John
Bshlain and Others ,whereon is erected log dwell
ling house one and a.half story high, a log barn
and an apple and peach orchard about seyenty.dyo
acres Of which is cleared land, with the appurten
ances.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
To the Free Electors of Columbia coDDty

10 the Citizens of Columbia county.
FELLOW CITIZEN. -
place myself before you as candidate for III.
office Of Sheriff, at the ensuing election, Ipledge
myself that the duties Of the Office shall be faith.
iully performed. Your support is respectfully
solicited
THOMAS BRANDON
Danuilln sInl. iran ~
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
ALSO,

At the same time and place, a certain
tract Of land situate in Fishngereek township,
Columbia county containing one hundred g. eight
acres more or less, bounded by lands Of Edwin
Holmes, John Peeler and others, on which is ere.
cted one story log dwelling house, log barn,
atwostoIy frame tavern house and other our build
lngs. with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF Ralph r. Carpenter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
TO MY CREDITORS.

Shefif's Office, BIoOmsburg,
July 7, lS40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
Caldwell Institute,
HILLsBoR0UGH, n. G.


rz,HE nes, Session o. tbs Institution viii com.
4 menre ON "Wednesday. 9th VI January. 1880.
The course Of Institution = such as to psepafc
Young men for the ordinary business Of lie, OF 'of
,he iuuinr class az the University.
The trustees are convinced thatsuceoss IN teach
inr asn ii! other things. depends nuchon division
Of hhour Each department, Greek. Latin. Ma
ihena,ics, English. IL provided with an experience
eJ aud conpclent instructor, whose lime Is aevot.
= ID that department. 80 taf as inslruriinn IN
The above branches is concerned. the Trustees be.
Iicye ina, no school the county, moth o. SOUTH
hss1lfghcT claims.
The striclest attention is paid 10 the morals Of
The students, and a. few iemptailonsale present
ii Is vice and dissipation in Marlborough as IN
any other village Of its size in the State. There
i MOI licensed grog-shop or tavern IN The Town
Board in respectable faInilies from s0io SO dob
lars per session. Tuition in Classical and Maihs-
ma,ical departments $50 per session. 10 advance
II English department. sl5; with 81 contingent
IN each case. Students applying fof admission
are required to produce testimonials al good mo-
ml character.
j. w. NORWOOD. See'y
Of Bo~i Of Trustees.
Decemtcr3. lD--3w
az The editors Of the n. G. Democrat, Regis
Ger and STANDARD, Raleigh, Wilmington Chroni.
rio, NowbuEnian. anil waies-rsn = cf-r'ss''
Richmond, viii please insert the above once
week for three weeks. and fsrwari accounts 20
DIR. o. Z. Long.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
WAR among the saddlers!

vJyHE coparincrship Of Fuller & Hedgpeih be-
4 ing dissolved BY mutual consent, the suhscfi.
hcr hereby tenders his thanks to his friends and
,bc public generally for the heral share OF patron
age they have heretofore bestowed upon him, and
respectfully infurms them thai he has taken the
.sand one door ives, Of the shop formerly occn.
p;cd nv Fuller & Hedgpeth. and hopes to receive
\ liberal share OF their custom still, as he aims to
keep on hand full assortment Of
saddles, Brides. starncss,
and oycry other article belonging 70 the saddling
Business.
He will give any kind Of work " exchange Tor
Lumber Shingles, Corn. Flour, Wool. &c.
He would like to take as on apprentice hoy
about the ave Of 6 or II. OF good habits and OF
re- 'hle family.
SOLOMON FULLER.
04-
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SaddIing Business.

NEAYlNG dissolved coEarsnersAiP u..n -
H ma FUlssr, N0ul9 respectfully ...l.'I. -
I'D iiends snd ne public ses.ersls, ~. Nv,
- % - found q gAe 80 stapd ersuTaeo ~ -
~ and Heisrlesh. prrE.rss g caisy ~ u< -
gI,,, Bssiness n 81 rs .sFir..s srNnr'e<
Ism preEasrd 10 fssnlsh raddles iisea So y
-. ia6erior i naae msnnfeciofed ihis 80 =
. Rs,knr.- 80 corisee. B.roeche. bneEs.
carx.Ii ~ Vega HARNESS. IN ths nsaisst
ri ~, spl~s.~d siyle. In Word ne ss'-rli-
a, rrr-s,-s 70 he ahis Il he shoEissi nos'es 70
HARNESS any home n he ecuniI.
WHIPS! WHIPs.l WHIrsl!.
Also SKINS. bear ard Erfalos TRIMS
Briie Diis ard Slirrup lions; also vel srisrisd
.-.or,rart., 81 MOUNTING fOr Bsronehrs. Dug
sie.. ana csnyaiis. Brilr Buekies and lh., s.,-
fui and Indispensable article eailrd LEATHER
of every kind.
ThaEkful for the ai.rntica. aid iof ne s.ae
ANA Iiteral patronage uhich The suhssrihef hs'
heretofore received II TIE hands q The Pulse. =
hopes 10 retain lhsir hyar BY dsing 1ool
WORK AMI oasrinz GOOD BARGAINS.
CAL Al The sign Il he saddle.
A. W. HEDGEPEIH.
October -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
iIochiel for sale.

.ENHE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
Il one mile north West Of Hillshorough
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling, with a
good Barn. Ice Housr, and Kitchen, and two
hundred and five acres Of Land one hundred and
fiily Of which are enclosed. The work on the
House is executed in the best manner; the situa.
ten is pleasant, and commands fine view Of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres in
northeasterly direction, which will be sold eth.
Or with or without the first mentioned tract.
A long credit will be given, ifdesircd /; note and
good security required.
WM n. Whitfield.
0enher 50. '-oj
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
BRANDRETH's PILLS ARE A Sure
CURE FOR INFLUENZA.

CURE fOh I'M bIrFlA.
This complaint has heeome 20 frequent, that
there orr iew persons who have not had il scte-
raj times. II Is a Kind Of malignsnt contagious
could attended with much fever. and great proslra.
lion Of strength. So soon as possible, swallow
six or eight pills; large dose is absolutely nee
ccssary 10 relieve The hrain, thai oiean appearing
10 suiicr greatly in this complaint When they
have operated well. put youI feet and legs in no,
water. or take warm hath. Be sure and he
purged. life may he the forfeit. Now 60 10 bed:
and. when in bed. take two more pills and some
no, boncsei tea, catnip. or balm or balsam, o'
some water gruel--any Of these VAIN drinks will
do--and which may he icit TO choicc-eilbei Of
them will help TO restore inscnsihlc IersIration,
and this method will generally cure. Should.
however the patient, alter the pills and this after
treatment. not be better i'll in the morning. III
him take another sir, eight OF ten pills, or more,
according to urgency Of symptoms, and The VAIN
. drinks aud foot or general bath. at night Ny
experience has shown me that the third day
generally fnds the patient well. when this plan
has icen adopted in the BEGINNING. Blu, I'M any
event. the continuance Of the treatment is the
best that can be adopted, whether il takes ono day
or twenty 10 effect The cure. However had The
head may lie, never lei blood be drawn or lcschcs
applied; VIC want all the blood We have. In
stead Of lposng this life Of our ilcsh," LET Us
take more pills. which viii take the death rrn.
cipc frcm us, leaving cur blood relieved, and
ready 10 rally oil its life powers for cur nsiolu.
iion. so soon as the purga,ion has lcft il fee 10
effect this o Jet.
Dr. Branlrcth's Principal Office, al Brood.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale OF BrandrrihiPillsi
ID. Hcartt, Hillshorourh.
i. B. M.Dade. Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mchane, Mason Hall.
A.Mickle & Co.. Bngham's School.
James Whitehead, Cancers Cotton Factory
Henry Glider. Lindley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson, Store.
MAY 90. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
Notice.

I'm ,hs aslh day of December, 1919. q The
" store Housc 81 Mangum 4 Molze. IN
Orange County. viii be sold six likely Negroes'
two Men. ts-o Women and two Children. on =
credi, ~ twelve months. The purchaser giving
bond with good security. Title nnqucs,loned.
WI. HORNER.
Trasies for coit's chilirrn-
~, - 09-3w
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made of Mahogany. MaIhle. Cherry Halnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention 10 his make Of Port
able wARDROBES and BEDSTEADS, which
canno, he surpassed Cor durability, neainess, and
convenience.
He would also invite The attention Of all per-
sons wishing 10 hwy furniture Of any description.
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends TO sell as low as he possibly afford,
and.his workmcn are al experienced hands.
He has now on hand eish, fine Dressing Bu-
rsnns. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses
two sidehoards. six plain Bureaus. eight Candle.
stands, one Sofa. and ono Secretary and Book.
case. and Bedstcads. which be viii sell low.
80 Timber taken in r,chanee Tor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry. Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons Of distance. buying Furniture
can have il delivered al their DOORS ensured safe
| for less than ihcy can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors. and vii
be thankful for a continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February Y. l5-
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S5 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the 23d
Az Of August hst bound Boy BY The maine II
JOHN or JACK STOUT, he is bright Molaito,
ahoat 10 years Of age, strong and thick built,
about five fee, high. rather inclined to be feshs
wore away a roundabout Linen Goa, and light
pantaloon-; he took away with him a yellow cur
dog, medium size. It il believed that he is Turk
ing in the southern par, Of Allcmancc County, or
In the northwestern part Of Chatham. hereby
forwam oil persons whatever not to harbour Of
employ him under the penalty Of the law. Thr
above reward will I've given for the delivery Of the
said hoy 10 the subscriber, living - miles north
west from lIiilsborough.
JOHN BANE.
Nov. ~, 1919. lo-sw
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Notice..
sHlIIsToRCUGH RECORDER,

81 ~
INNS HEARTT.
Two Dollars a year. If paid in adj
lallars and Fifty Cents. il not paid
lonths; OF Three Dollars, il DELAYED
expiration Of The year.
will be discontinued until all arreara-
..unlcss al the option Of the publisher
" viii he sent 10 a new sub
tie unless payment is maden
rson in the state will become
ditor;-and in no case willtee
subscriber out Of the state Tor
ars without PAYMENT.
srs no, exceeding sixteen lines,
e.first. and twenty-five cents ier
:eriion; longer ones IN pro-
crliscmenis twenty-five fer
,ction Of one-third will he
ne year.
the lIilIsboroueh Recorder
iarc &c lincs) for the ,,s
mis- for q oh continuance. IT,
,or Of standing advertisements
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
Enoe Mountain Mills.


vIynE subscribers Wool Cariing Machines are
4 now in good Urder and ready for earding
wual. They viii he attended by Mr.. Young p.
Whitaker. an experienced Carder and steady
man, who will use every cIerion to give satisiac.
lion. Price. q carding 81 ccnts per pound; mix
ing done in the best manner for 10 cents per
pound.
am aso engaged in Blncksmthng, Manufac-
turing Cnrdng Machines. Wheat Fans, Wagons,
and Ploughs. Allrpaifing done in good siJ lei y
experienced workmcn.
Also on hand. and for sale, Flour, Wheat Bran,
Corn Meal. Wool rolls, and Shingles together
with small stock Of GOODS, such as are gene.
rally found in Country Store; oil Of which will
be sold to sui, the times for Cash; Wheat. Corn
Flaxsced, Feathers. Bccswax. Tailow and Shin
giles viii bt iaks~ as cash, at market prices.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
Juno lith, 1919. S5-6n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

MI lis. y. NADDlLL IL DALGiiIEk, most
w respectfully tender ihsir thanks 10 the IL.
dies 81 ilillsborough and is vicinity for tic very
literal patronage they have received Of their
hands. and hope. by thei, prompt attention TO lu-
siness. and the neaincss aud style with which they
execute their work. still 70 merit and receive H.
hcIal share IL patronage.
The. have jns, received their patterns for tho
Fan aud MlNrER, and invite the ladies 10
call and see them, or which may be moa salts.
factory 70 both parties, hiring in their dresses ard
have them made in the latest and noss fashion,
able style.
I They have just received the latest nd most
approved yiIc,ie patterns, and as our merchants
have fne supply Of trimmings suitable Tor
making them, We hope We will have some 10
make RI, the ladies Of Iillsborough, and vicinity.
October 10. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
Notice.

a S nm obliged to raise money TO carry on
"A MY business aud pay my debts, those who
arc indebted to me, BY note or account, are cam
esily requested 10 call and make immediate pay
mcnt.
HENRY EVANS.
". I have on hand large assortment Of
well made Furniture, which will sell low for
cdsh.
am also prepared TO furnish Collins at three
hours notice, Of the pIainest or fins, style, Of
Walnut or Mahogany.
Persons at distance may rely on being served
here sooner than they can be q, home.
II. EVANS.
Cabinet MaEcr and General UnderfaEer.
Nov. Is. or
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
P. Childs & Co.'s Oriental or Sovereign
Balm Pills,

Read the following from the Hon. N. r. Wins
low, formerly Judge of the ST. Lawrence coun-
ty courts:
hereby certify, that have personally, and by
my family, used several boxes Of Childs & Co.'s
0iicnlalor Sovereign Balm Pills. At first used
them with an expectation that they were one Of
those quack impositions so often palmed off upon
the public, but now feel a confidence in saying
that they are an excellent medicine, and should
be kept for use by every family.
N. r. WIkSLOW.
Norfolk, Nav rs, ls4s.
Each box contains 3 pills; price % cents. and
is accompanied with certificates and full dircc-
lions.
For sale in Hillsborough. by d. HEARTT.
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10 Hire.

VERY smart maidservant, Of eighteen
N years, for hire IN ths cOpatr9.
WM. J. BINGHAM.
Dec. 6. l-o"
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CirCassion Balm,
R. r; HIBBARD & co.'s
Carminatiye alive,

For the cure Of Fclons, Piles Ulcers, Carbuncles,
Ague in the Breast or Fsce. Ear-aehe, Burns.
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cents,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-19
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption ean
he cured. Bronchitis. Consumption. Liver Com
plant, Coils, Caiarrh. Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood. Soreness In the Chest. Hrc,ic lusl,,
Might Sweets, Difficult, or P,ofusc Expectation.
Pain in The Side, &C., have been and can be
oprcd
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saaf ssszsaass, - are sss. sd nc ~. y.
4 nsfos.lx Sssaa1ed hrF sAsrnkih. hui 80 30 hlc
IS rsisan a fhs, e ON gTcai PeassEs and ~
pms. 80 i iasi heronlins HusSed and hrariyl
So uhirh ne irri rrssvfsi.
YsuTs. respectfully. gUiiN frTLER.JF.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13
The Jew.

Talk Of pedigree says Blackwood,
';ell us of the falhois, Perceys, Howards,
and like mushrooms of yesterday! Show
me Jew, and We viii snow you man
whose 'neaIogical tree springs from Abb
rahan's bosom, whose family is older than
tha d=caloguc, ANA who bears Incontroyer-
uble evidence, Ill every line of his orien-
tai counteEance, of the authenticity of his
descent through myriads of successive gen
erations. You see in him living argu-
ment of the truth OF divine revelation; in
him You behold the literal fuliment of
the prophecies; with him you ascend the
stream of time, not voyaging by the help
of the dim, uncertain, and fallacious light
of tradition, but guided by an emanation
of light which, TO his nation, was cloud
by day and a pillar of fire by night in
him you see the representative oftne once
favored people of God, TO whom, as 10 the
chosen of mankind, he regealed himself
their legislator, protector, and kind; who
Brought them out of the linl Of Egrp,;
out OF the house of bondage. You behold
him established, as it were forever in the
pleasant places allotted him, you trdce him
by the peculiar mercy OF his God, in his
transition states from bondage to freedom;
ami by The innatc deprlyity of his human
nature, from prosperity 10 insolence, ingrat-
itude and reAellion. Following him on,
you fnI him the serf of Rome; you trace
him from the smoudering ashes of Jeru-
salem, an outcdst and u wanderer in all
lands; the prosecutor of Christ, YOU find
him the prosecuted of christians, bearing
all things, strong i'll the pride of human
knowledge. stih-necked and gainsaying,
hoping in ali th.n5s, For the Lord will
will have mercy upon Jacob, and viii yet
chose Israel, and will set them in their
own land; and the stranger shall be joined
with them, and they shall cleave TO the
| house of Jacob
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13

Inhabitants and the English-Piggot's
,ody was found where it had fallen.
mole, called by courtesy a grave, was
scooped out for its reception at the foot of
the oak. The riae-the unerring venserul
rlfle-was SO firmly clenched in The lef.
hand that it could not be removed, but
was buried with him. Thus the thought
less uninteniional prediction to the old
Albion islander, Locksey, that Charley
would die with his rifle in his hand, was
too truly and literally accomplished
Not many years ago I'VE have not the
exact date. an old tree IN the vicinity we
have mentioned was uprooted in heavy
gale, and along with it's massive roofs,
which were wrenched with great force
from the ground, came the dark, discoIored
mouldy semblance of a mans skeleton.-
Upon looking round in the mould, the Gu
rious also found the remnants of long
rifle. The old inhabitants who had heard
the story OF the 'unerring marksinan, at
once concluded that hey had found Pig
gors old skeleton, and that the prostrated
oak was the one from the toy OF which he
had SO bravely thinned the ranks of free
dom's opponents. The bare supposition
eat tied The relics to grave with m.l-tlry
hon0ts, and monument. There is no
death SO glorious as that honorably met
on the battle ground of liberty, and no
character SO noble rs that of the active,
pcLcjIcal patriot.
There are still rifles like Piggo,'s in the
United States; bat lar distant be the day
whefeon they shall be called to do execu-
ton among men whose consanguinity is
too plain tu warrant US in estimating them
as race, or the members of nation dis
tlnci from ourselves or country.
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Making Lave 10 The Wrong Person.

a Cincinnati; paper is responsible for the
following:
A young gentleman who had been pay
ing his addresses iii propsia persona TO 4
young lady in this city, left u few months
ago and went down the river on business.
A correspondence was Immediately opened
between the enamored pair, and after ex-
changing several letters, the young lady
was mortified 10 find that her letters were
unanswered, and consequently she ceased
writing. Bat the real secret of her not
receiving letters, was the fact that another
young lady ofthe same name, supposing
they were intended for her, took them
from the post Office and opened a cares
pondencs with her proxv lover. Some
TWO months passed away when the young
man wound up by direct proposal, and
insisted Oh an INN ediate answer, averring
at the same time that he thought the tone
of her letters very different from those re-
ceiVed when ne first left Cincinnati, and
upbrAided his fair love with inconsistency.
This last epistle was too much for our ro-
inan,ic incognito, and being conscience
smilten for the part she had been acting,
md fully persuaded that some other lady
had been pining for the man she was WOO
ing, sought her out and delivered up the
letters to their rightful owner: The matter
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13
BX JOHN G. GIVEN.1
The Happy Farner.


His homes cot EN- 'owered IA trees.
A garden filled with f. Ut and flowers.
Where singing birds aud hunnIng bees
Make gay the smil,ng h urs.
A range of meadows green aud fair,
Aud fields which well repay his care.
With Joy he gr. cts the rising sun.
And gladly hastens To ns ii;
In fancy sees The harvest won,
As covering viii The mellow soil
The thy wheat, ~ hlch yet will bring
A glurious autumn utfcrIng.
The golden hours. how quick they fly!
The happy day, how room ii. fled.
Then Onward do h the farmer HE,
And find iab'e neatly spread
With many ii dainty which tne field
AND garden plot So r.ehly yield.
The evening is fraught with Joy,
For low d nne'- cluster round him there;
He tates bliss without alloy,
" hich cen king might sl.h Ia SHIRE:
Th, Ia seeks lis couch aud Fl ads repose,
Ia ch only he Ia" ollie IA knows.