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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

L0IUE q THUW LTEUUWg, UeC q,
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Al.
mnlsruGluu un the estate Of ENoCH CREvE
LING, late of Bloom township, Columbia county,
deceased have been granted, by the Register Ui
Wills for said county, 10 the undersigned, re-
siding in Caltawissa township; all persons in
debted to said estar dre requested to make pay.
ment, and those having demands against said estate
will present them properly authenticated for set.
tlement.
HIRAM PHILIPS, .4dp,'r.
Feb. 26, lSi9.-6t.'
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SUERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a certain writ of yeudiIon expo.
mas to me directed, will be exposed TO public sale
at the old Court House in DanyiIle, on FRIDAY
the 80 instant, at o'clock P NJ, certain halt.
lot of ground, situate in Mdhuuiug to~ushlp,
Columbia county, in the town of Danylle, con.
tanning one.slxreenth of an acre, more or less
bounded in part by new street, Thomas rhatch-
er, Griffith and others, wheleon is erected lwU
story frame dwelling house, with frame kitchen
and carpenter shop with the appuT'rn'nces.
Seized. taken in execution aud 10 be sold as the
property of William Hinman
B. HAYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherifi"s Office,
Rioomsburg, March lO,49}
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lr,- The moon, at / before $ oclock,on Thurs
day evening last, was about 9-l0lh obscured by
an Eclpse, visible to the naked eye from Blooms
hurr
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The defendant Charles Seidel ~ hereby notified
10 spoear at the next Court OF Common Pleas, to
he held on the hird MOndov NJ APH neTt, at
bloomsbury, in ami Tor sa'd county Of Columbia,
and there TO show cause, ii any he has, why
divorce from the houd # natrim"uy should not
be cran,cd TO the TihpllanI il 'his case.
BENZ HAYHAN, Sheriff.
SHERuF's OFrICC,
Rloomsburg, March lU,'I9.tc
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.q,oful-Two persons burnt to death!

We learn from the CtearisId Banner, that
on the night Of the 2sth Of February, the house OF
John Wode, in that county, was destroyed by
FIRE. and horrid to relate, his aged Father and in
tant child, perished in the Aams'.
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Senior English Department.

Porlers kheuIca Reader, Billions Engl;,b
Gramuor, Pa,ksrs AIDS 10 English Compos,Iion
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Histories, Lardners Outlines, Dasies' Algebra.
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Iosophy, OlmsIea's Schuol Astronomy, Johns,on's
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ISO.
ISO,

At the same time and place, by virtue ofa certain
writ feri fscias, certain tract Of land situate in
Briarcreek township, Columbia county, contain.
ing fifty acres more or less, OF which about eight
acres is cleared. bounded by lands Of Joseph
Srackhouse, the heirs of Bernard Syberr, and 9th.
ers, whereon is erected one and half story log
house and a log stable, with the appurenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John H, Suit.
BENZ. HAYMAN, Sheriff.
SHERrF's OFFICE, bloomsbury,
March 10. lSA9
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ALSO,

At the same time and place, by virtue Of writ
Of yenjlloDi exponas, cellaln lolw p,ecc Of
ground situate in Madison township Columbis
county, containing thirty acres more or le,, huuo
ded by lands OF William Scout and others, where.
on Is erected large rome dwelling house, frame
barn and other ont buldIug,, with i Young Ap.
Pile Orchard on the PREMISE
Seized and taken IN execution and TO be sold as
the property Of John Runyan.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10

In the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Columbia Coun-
ty, OF April Term, 1919.
Alias SupGna in divorce
--(reDurned "nihil.")
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Academy

J. l.. BRADLEY,
WIN open, H. BlormsOuIe, on Monday The 9th
udl "i .'ru beAl SCnu, LOT
fOUAG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
d WAC" ihsi"'uon viii be given in all the
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English urammdl, ,Parkers Progressive Exercises,
uooA'Itia' 1eosrHphl, kus,elS hlsl,fy L. A.,
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.Note.-Whils we give publicity to the foreso-
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not coincide with our respected correspondent
in all his sentiments. Ed. COL Dem.
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BE CAREFUL OF ooUNrERFE,Ts.

How to avoid ,hem;-- Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certi6cs'e OF Agency, which has been
engraved stavast expense. II represents
the manufaciory at Sing Sing,on the banks
Of tie Hudson River, aud is signed by DIR
Brandrerh and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also a fac simlle If the labels upon
The BOXES. COM are them.
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NO CHANG Es IN
THE WLHEATHER

THE WMEATHER
VIII materially effect the body if the
blood 10 pure, Every individual, even
the most diseased, has within him germ
or DOT OF thai original pure blood Of our
common mother Eve; which germ OF pure
blood is the supporter OF life. and rs III
constant struggle to throw off the hetert
ogeneous, corrupt bumors, which are tl1e
causes OF diseases in the individual by
purg,Dg the body Of this diseased individ-
nal of its bad humcrs, you allow tie
germ Of pure blood TO gain ground and 70
make blood OF better quality, and SO on
progressively Till the whole mass is re,
generated; for the good priDciple OF good
pure blood, is always striving to be pre-
dominant over the bad or diseased bn-
mors Let all who wish to be of a fine
healthy habit; who wish TO have sound
mind ia sound body; who desire TO be
able to stand without injury the conlin>
ual chs nges Of this climate; who desire to
have healthy children, use the Brandre,h
Pills, which will eGectuAlly cleanse the
blood of all bad or corrupt homors, and
restore the human body to the state Of
health ehJo}eu oeioTe '"e nv ou"o 'ioh
Of mineral medicines. Remember Bran
dreth Pulls place within the reach Vi all
health and long life.
.rpYrsr ro M ,NppETu,s pIJrS
''A- -, -
Take them 80 as TO produce brisk effect
end your sickness will be the affair Of a
DAY or Two, while those who are two wise
to follow this common sense advice, will
be sIch for months. Let the SICK enquire
u ne NJ en;o WI - a"' ,Ia
'''nisa ',s 'n'e 'ta;r e.,anas ,nt asL ,La
e"i"'. "e Va..'i. r. FvInENtE
sa"'e q"eS'!o". I',"y /" = y" ~ ~ H. :.
- "",'u +" s""'i 70 P''''eo' '"o
''eN 'e' "e % "so '''
BRANDRETH.P ii PILLS.
Mon will ho hnr,;, aa,s of hliss com
pared 10 what has hitherto been his lot ),
.er.';,;a. a,'i,I =, aar,t,.
i, nnwe,Lno. how 70 allevi.,e ,,a,,I ,I,s
lisooyerx ,yaS ,rssan,cd ia mo world
1,h. w.,L H.. t.,bls H. ,,6,m tho mar
vans RI. dol,c,,s ,rs in fsw da,s
,onaa ,o,ot;o, and A..
,,,rs, co,nlnts re removed nv nerse
;,t,,, ~. .ovn.n.o of No;
,.Iao Ada,I.t ia all ci,eumstopcas and
situations, they are the best medicines
e''' '"'."'eu ,'i ~ 'a o.. o,,sa
'"' r; ., Az, .,;n,,Iar
'.q''''"s Wv ' ia
,rt.s e .,,.o1a ~,
ppANnp,srIi PM o.,
, 80, b ,,,u,I.a.a ~ ~ al, o,,lo,i.o4
4yent.
fhe fliis are sold at2o cents per box,
OF lI,dsan s,rs., Naw Yo,k Mrs
l1n < H. A.. st,,., Uro,kI, ,.o,d b.,
On M n ana,,s ~ Tho Jro;,oa Sta,.s a,J
r.n .,,fo.,os IA n;lls .lo,La
he carsfu}l, examined before purchase is
made.
DE- ANNf'' of '''N
How to avoid ,hem:- Each AGENT who
coll. the oen,ipe Brandreth Pills. has a
of AGENCY. which has been
at tavasIexneose. /, ,reoresepts
,te temannfac,orv S,po Siue.on lie hanks
of he lIudson River. and is s,eped by DIR |
aud his seal slammed mon the
naner also fac si,n,le If The labels upon
Ihe BOXES. Com, are them.
y. 81 w. Ayres. upper Sardusky. 10.
sepl .Sborb. little Sandusky: w. H ones |
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A G f. N L s..

D. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jos
seph Shorb, Liule Ssndusky: w. H .ones
~ Go. Carey town; II. Freet, McCuchen-
vlile; F, Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman,
Crawford tp.i Joseph Shilling, Burling-
ton.
Upper Saudusky, Nov. 3, lS48-4.
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THE APPLICABILITY OF TIE
OUR MUSIN

Prepared expressly for us-mastly origi
nat and beautifully printed, has long
commanded a decided preference over
that of any other Magazine. 1t is a feat
nre in The Book
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TRUST TO BRANDRETH's PILLS.

Take them 80 as TO produce a brisk effect
end your sickness VIII be the affair Of a
day or Two, while those who are two wise
to follow this common seuse advice, VIII
be sich for months. Let the sick enquire
of the agents for Brandre tbs PHI wheth-
er these things are so or not. Let them
enquire among their friends and ask the
same question Verify if EVIDENCE e
is wanted it shall be procured. To the
sick let me say, use the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

knows but little Of the history of mankind.
or pays but little attention to the tendencies
oi human nature. A single standing yio-
iatlon OF the Constitution is am example
ana an authority for others to follow. One
reilgious observance established by law,
Is me admission of the main principle Of
national hierarchy, and will come in time
10 be referred 10 as authority for similar
mifactlons of the Constitution. The laws
Tor the observance of the first day are in
tact union of Church and State. Il is
not pretended that they are designed to
subserye directly aspolitical or civil object.
1t Is altogether a religious object which
they snbserve. 1t becomes every friend Of
equal rights, as he loves the Constitution
OF his country, to oppose these infractions
OF It's just principles, until equal liberty is
secured 10 all citizens by statutory provis-
ions, as by the fundamental laws Of the
nafion,''
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Communicated.
PI IBLfC MEETING,

Pursuant to public notice, meeting of the
citizens OF LewistoWn and vicinity was held in
the Town Hall, IN the borough of Lewistown on
wednesday evening, the 26th instant, to appoint
committee to take subscriptions with view TO
The rebuilding Of the :" Lew wist0Wn Mills"
On motion, FRANCIS M'CLURE was chosen
President, THoMAs MooRE and MosEs Moxr-
GoMERT, Vice Presidents, and Joseph Alexander,
Esq, Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been stated
oy T. 7. Hale, Esq, IN a few brief and appro-
pirate remarks,
On motion Of Rev William II. Hall the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
WHEREAS, lthas pleased Divine Providence
TO visit our enterprising iiow-citizen, Mr..
JOHN STERRETr, with severe loss in the de-
structIon OF his recently erected Mill by Ere !;
therefore
Resoired, That We deem it proper to take this
early occasion TO express our sympathy with
him IN this trial, with our sense Of the loss sus-
tanned by the community al large in the burning
Of the very valuable and useful edifice put up oT
his energy and public spirit
Resotred further, That -- be ana they are
hereby appointed q committee to confer with
Mr.. Sterrett or the proprlety and praciicabltity
Of rebuilding said Mill, with instructions 10 pro-
cure such aid, by donations OF loans, from citi-
Zens OF the borough and elsewhere, as nav be
requisite to the speedy Accomplishment Of the
cred to appoint subcommittee % assist Iu tic
premises.
On motion, Rssolred, That the said committee
consist of five persons whereupon the President
appointed X. c. Hale, Esq. Hon. Charles Ritz,
Joseph Alexander, Esq, Jerman jacob, Esq,
and Rev. VIM. NJ. Hall, Chairman
Rssoirtd, That these proceedings be signed By
the officers and published in ali the papers Of
the county.
FRANCIS M'CLURE, Pres't.
Thomas MooRE
Moses MoNTGoMERY, A'ss -
JgssPA .AlIaader, Sec'ry.
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pmLADElnEIA. Doc. =. 1910

INJfIlFIA. IT|I. = :, 7 D
The Flour MAREsr IS unchanged. Some
holders arc willing 10 sell common shipping
brands At S4S75 PER barrel, while others are
indifferent about accepting this price. Fer
cry use prices vary from SLs7! to $3.50.
RYE Flour no sales. We quote at &. .-7l
$500 per barrel Cons MEAL Is held at ~ -,
but there were nc sales making. GRArx-
Prices Of Wkeatremain stationary, al 81 % a
l.U6 per busheI, for ar a0d good red RYE
IN demand at o. cents. Supplies of CoRN con
Time 10 come 10 very slowly, and prices are
we'll m7intaIned So es Of a 1900 bushels
new Southern yellow at % cents, and some at
a22 cents. oArs-Dut few Offering, We
quote Southern at 228;53 cents per bushel.
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Ee virtue oi a wit of Ecnduioni Eyponas,
Sto me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale Or oatcfy, on the premises in Oliver town
ship. hlfiiln county, On SATURDAY, the
22d Of DECEMBER, next, N549,) at ONE
o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, 10 wit:
The ore right In a certain a certain tract Of
land situate in Oliver township, Mlfiiiu county,
adjoining lands Of Anguslus Slime. George II.
Allen, John Hanan and Others, containing -
acres more or less, being The night and prlyi-
lego 70 dig for ard raise orc Gu said tract, and
OF selling and hauling the same away, and of
free egress aud lngre>s 10 the said tract Of land
II raise and haul said ore as aforesaid Taken
IN execution as the property Of Byrarn Cow
dry, John NJ. Wilson, Robert Allen and J5-
sepl, NIlliken, ;errc tenants.
d. Mex. CONTNER. Sheriff.
November 5, S19.
s-TaThe above sale is adj ourned to 20
o'clock on TUESDAY January 81, 1850
Lewistown, Dee. 90, 1870