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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

ed in the name Of his government that
with the understanding conveyed by them
the same government would proceed to
ratify the treaty of Guadalupe, as modi-
fed by the Sepale aud government ofthe
United States. In testimony oEwhich,
their excellencies, aforesaid commission.
ers and the minister. have signed and
sealed, in quinlupIicate. the present pro-
tncol.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

All grants of land made by the Mexi-
can government. or by the component au-
thorities, in territories previously apper-
tanning to Mexico, and remaining for the
future within the limits Of the United
States, shall be respected as valid. to the
same extent that the same grants would
be valid ifthe said territories had remain
~, ,,xiShin the limits of Mexico. But the
pnri,es AZ apf lands in Texas. put in pos
produce subsreof, who, by reason ofthe cir
Of most msd, d,s Of the country, since the be-
msssse; Snsss sasdps ~ the troubles between Texas
- preysnpsiexican government, may have
been prevented from fulfilling all the con-
ditions of their grants, shall be under the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
CONDITIONS.

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, is published
eWp sturdy mornnJat rwo DOLLARS per
aol,u paylbie halt yearly 10 advance, VIZ,
sion p)iruhing and 81 ulon entering ON the
lwt as months and ltuot paid according t.
thaaloye terms, we 4bal Invariably charge
uoO btdrs uadFRy cents
so ,1hsc ipuon taken lor a shorter period Of
trutlhtn slS munths, nor Discontinued until
all lfrea1ges shall have been paid, which
must be ono month prior 70 the expiration Of
the tern. agreed for, and failure to thus no.
lily the Editor wall be considered new en-.
gagement
Adyertisemants conspicuously inserted at one
dollar cAsHper square (ot Ia lines or lses) for
three times, and twenty-five cents persquare
for every subsequent insertion, Business Cards
inserted at three dollars per annun A lib.
oral discount made to yearly adyer tisers
LETTERS, COMMUNICATION, &c, addressed %
the Editor, on business pertaining to the Of.
flee must be post tpdjd, to secure attention.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
Good Seeds.

There is nothing on which the farmers
success depends more than in saving and
sowing and planting good seed and there
is no branch in which he may make inn
pToyement at so cheap rate. Its in the
power Of every cuityator to improve his
seeds by judicious selection, and he can
do it with convenec and with pleasure too.
If he will enter into the bushes. with prom
er spirit and zeal.
By selecting few EXCELLENT seeds and
managing them with arc, an abundance
may soon be obtained which will suffice
for the whole farm, and perhaps some to
spare at good price. One ear Of superior
wheat, corn, or other grain, or one potato
or other root, would with proper manage
nent soon produce sufficient seed for whole
acres That view Of the subject show,
how cheap improvements can be made in
this way.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
GROCERIES AND CLOTHING.

A FRESH arrival Of superior goods, has Just
IN been received by the subscriber, which lie
oilers cheap to the citizens OF Bloomsburg and the
public. His stock consists in part of Clothmg-a.
mongwhch are, coats, pants, vests, shirts, scarts,
stocks, bosoms, collars, suspenders, shaving. soap
rasors, straps, looking-glasSes thread, Spool-cot-
ton, ad-pencil5; pocketbooks, watch guards fine
ger.rings, breast swatch chains; fine cavendsh
tobacco; Spanish and half.spanish cigars; smoking
tobacco matches; blacking; cloves; cinnamon
lemons; oranges; rasins; herring; figs; sugar crack
ers; english walnuts; almonds; ilberts; creamnuts,
lemon syrup by the bottle, etc; all of which will
be sold very low for cash. Call ndexamine.
CLOTHING OF THE --LATEST STYLE AND FINISH.
Cloth dress and frock coats cloth cloaks, over
coats, business coats short sacks, pants and vests
of dark and light cOIors, Of every pattern and style
This assortment Of clothing has been got up with
agreat deal Of care expressly forcountry sales, and
is equalto any clothing that you can get made.
s. by MOSES MAY,
Bloomsbury, May 10, LS4s-6m.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
sHEPHERD,s sARsApARlLLA.

l., performing more cures than any other med
he N,he o. the kind. II is wonderful what a pow
c Iui eHect II has upon the blood, changing it
t.olH @ an impure to healthy state without vomit-
ing or purging.
~ Is CHEAPER than any other medicine. II
""s more pure medicine to each dOset than any 9TH
CT preparation The doses are mild and pleasant
"'Sne' % doses to each large bottle which only
Iost 10 etS' FOR consumption, this preparation
nas proved highly valuable, when the disease is
,"o can pass OF medical did relief can be obtain.
Gu u,'u' thls h,ghly valuable anidoe. Cougar,
This medicine will be found uneoualled pric,
70 and % cts per bottle.
Shepherds PermJugeor Worm DestrOue,
We challenge The world 10 produce medicine
better adapted for the expulsion of intestinal
worms, than this specific Be on Your guard and
1uy Shepherds only Being purgatiye and ton.
&c, 1t has highly beneficial effect ON the CON.
stiiption generaly ~
Proprielors, Bodder & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Inc above medicines are ior sale BY the fol-,
lowing agents.
L. P. Lutz, J. r. Meyer, Bloomsburg, T. O.
Van Allen & CO., Danyille, M. Brobst l. Son,
Fincher &Thomas, Cattawissa, Dr.. A. B Wilson
Berwick, J. koons, Columbus, Wm. Rooms, Hun
tingdon, M. G. ShoemaRes, BuckLorn, Rickets
Stewart, Orangevllle, Fruit aid Co, Jersey.
town, Mcnride CO., White Hall, PontIus and
Thompson, Lime Ridge, High McWilliams,
Moorsburg, j. S. Woods, Columbus, Light Street,
Iron Company, Jesse Hicks, Centre store.
GJ- PRICE % cents per bottle.
Notice to Columbia CO., Agts. and merchants
i. P. Lutz, has constantly on hand large sup.
plyof Shepherds preparation which can be had
on the same terms as the plopretors MayI3,-y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
BOWEN'S NORTH AMERICAN
FARMER.
Teicgraphic Market Reporter,

A Journal Of American Agriculture, Commerce
Y Mining, Science, Art Manufactures, Liter
AZURE, News, &c, intended for country people
generally.
This journal is expressly devoted 10 the tastes
and interests VI country readers, and contributions
from many of he most eminent writers in this
country and in Europe, appear in its columns-a-
mong whom may be mentioned Hon. Geo p
Marsh, Hon Morris Longstreth Hon Thomas H
Burrowes, James Gowen, ESQ. Prots Liebig and
Baner of Germany, Francis J. Grund, Edgar A.
Poe, John $. Bowen, Esq, &c
TERMS.-0ne copy, 81; four copies So and
Mn, cories for Sc.
The Money, Produce, Cattle, Iron, Dry Goods
and all markets throughout the Union, ar. care.
fully reported under the direction Of Mr. Strouse,
the senior publisher, who is thoroughly and prac
ticaly conversant with mercantile pursuits
These reports, the quotations being received b
Telegraph, Except Philadelphia,l date within
lsw hours previous 10 printing the paper, and
embrace the various Markets of New York, Bos-
ton. Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, &c &c.
Notwithstanding this paper is published at
half the cost Of others, II contains more reading
matter and is as large sheet as any 81 paper in
the United States
Specimen copies may be sent at any post office,
Al monies received are acknowledged in the
newspaper. Letters must he addressed, pos
pad, Bo'rsn'' Worth ftceyicnn Fq'm.v
Feb % 1919 pbilsdelphi1, "a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
II Farmers Rice Pudding.

This pudding is made without eggs.
Wash half a pint Of rice through two cold
waters, and drain it well. Stir it raw into
quart of rich milk, or of cream and milk
mixed adding quarter of pound of
brown sugar, and table spoonful of
powdered cinnamon. Put it into deep
pan, and bake it two hours or more
When done, the rice will be perfectly soft
which you may ascertain by dipping a
teaspoon into the edge of the pudding and
taking out little to try. Eat it cold.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
CHEAP BOOK STORE.

NEW and Second Hand Books, r,Fygsu
" Wholesale and Retail-DAN- ELsE&&Sgs3
IELS & SMITH, corner of Fourth 0lL1iNaW
and Arch Streets have on hand and for sale at very
low prices, for cash, a very large collection Of
Books, consisting OF
school Books Classical Books; Theological
Books;
Medical Books; Law Books; Historical Books;
Mechanical Books; Religious Books; Sunday
School Books.
Bibles, Prayer aud Hymn Books in every variety.
A splendid assortment of Christmas Books,
Writing Paper, Blank Books and Stationery in
general.
Also, French, Spanish, Italian and German
Backs Second Hand Books bought and exchan.
grd.
Phila. May 10, ls4S.-Iy-'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of VqLentine Kock, dec'd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ lstralon, on the estate Of VALENTINE
HOCk, late ot Hemlock township, Columbia
county, decd have this day been granted by the
Register Of Wills for said CO., to the undersigned.
residing IN Madison township and county afore.
SAID. All porsons indebted to said estate, are
requested TO make payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them 10
ne administrator properly authenticated for cot.
Element.
JOHN REICHARD.
Marsh 8, lsiJ-6ts. BSm'y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28


When people believed in witchcrals and
were churning cream to make butter, they
thought the witches used to get in and stop
the bnttor from coming: the churner tried
to drive then out by pouring in scaldipg
water, or with hot iron wedge, or some
other means but they seldom succeeded
in getting much good butter if the churn
once got " possessed" Whether witches
have vanished or not, we hear less about
them than formerly, yet there is about the
same trouble in churnng.
1t matters not what the cause of this
trouble may be-whether witchcraft, mis-
management, or what not--a remedy for
it is required. The Thermometer Churn
we believe is such remedy. By it, the
cream can be kept in the proper tempera
ture, with Geld or warm water, and yet
without mixing the water with The cream:
and if tho cream be of the right tempcra-
turo there is no trouble in churning butter
and that the best As the churn is left at
the shop of Hertz & Ieamon, and persons
can call and examine it for themselves it
Is unnecessary to give description Of it.
Farmers who make much butter would do
we'll to examine it, s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
YNrglcal and MechanicaL Aentisk

VIHE undersigned respectfully informs the La.
dies and Gentlemen of Bloomsbury and the
public in general that he attendsto all the various
generations in Dentistry. Residence, ,neaTBooms.
burg but will visit families or inviduals, at their
dwellings when required. Thankful Tor past fa-
vor, he hopes to merit continuation Of public
patronage as it will ever he his pleasure to render
satisfaction in his profession .....-
J. H. VANDERSLECE.
rtThe special partnership N plate work, here.
tofore existing between A. NaIleTchamp and J.
H vandersice has expired by limitation, and
the accounts Of said firm are IN the hands Of the
for settlement. ..
!. II. YANERSLiCE.
EiaicA q, 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28

To DRIVE AWAY RATs.-M Charles Pierce Of
Milton, says th1 Boston CuliVltor, pounded up
potash and srewed it around their holes and rud
bed some on the sides Of the bolris and under
parts where they came through, The next night
ne heard ilueaIng among them, watch he sup.
posed was from the calstic nature Of the potash
that got among their hair or on their bare feet
They disappeared, and he has moi deem troubled
with them since that time, which was nearly
year ago. . ..
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STOVES, TlNWARE & SHEETIRoN

fT'HE undersigned respectfully Inform tn, pub
Il lie and the citizens of Bloomsbmg generally
that they have removed their SrovE, TIr.wNpE
AND SHEET-IRuN EsTADLIsHMLNT, from market
to Main street, TWO doors below the post Office, in
Rupel's row, and one door above the Bloomsbure
printing office, where they continue the above
business in all its various branches TINWARE
ofeyery description, will be be kept constantly on
hand for sale wholesale and retail. SilEEITRON
Manufactured into any iorn required and STOVE
PIPES, always on hand
t3'SToyEs of every paternand size Furnished
to order. Country produce received r.a.
MARTIN RUPERT,
A. M, RUPERT.
Blooms burg Oct 80, lSI7.ly
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WHITE SWAN HOTEL.

TIME subscriber btgs leave 10 iniorm his a.
4 friends and the public in general, that he AiA
los taken the Hdae Suon H0tci and Stare
office, No lC5, Race Sueel, lolnerly hort by J.
pelels q Son, he House being large and con.
yenlent, and IN the business pan Of the City, he
hopes by strict attention to business, that his
friends will give him call. lie epledge himself
that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make
bis friends at home.
Ierms--Sl per day.
GEORGE RAIN,
Formerly Of SchuyiktH County.
Phila. March "a, 'Ig.--E
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
Bloomsbury Academy

]. E. BRADLEY,
win open, in Bloomsbury, on Monday the 9th
day OF April next, School for
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
at which instruction will be given in all the
branches usually taught in Academies.
CouRsE OF STupY AND TExT-BooKs.
Junior English Department.
Emerson'S Spelling Book aud Reader, Bullons
English Grammar, ,Parker's Progressive Exercises,
Goodrichs' Geography, Rus,el's History U. S. A.,
Davies Arithmetic, Davies Elementary Geom.
etry, Olmsted's Rud OF Philosophy and AsttonO-
my. ,..,..-..
Senior English Department.
porter's Rhetorical Reader, Bullion's English
Grammar, Parker's Aids to English Composition,
Blar's Rhetoric, Goodrich's Geography, Russel's
Histories, Lardner's Outlines, Davies Algebra,
Geometry, and Surveying, 0lmsteds School Phi
losophy, Olmsed's School Astronomy, Johnston's
Turner'S Chemistry, Woods Botany, Schmuck cker's
Mental Philosophy, Waylands Moral Science,
Websters Dictionary.
Classical Department.
La T n.
BuliOns Latin Grammar. Bulion's Latin Read.
er, Anthon's Ceasar, SaIust, Virgil, Cicero, Ho.
race 4Folsom's Livy, Leverelrs Latin Lexicon,
G. R E E X.
Bulion's Greek Grammar, BuIlion's Greek Read.
er, Griesbach's n. Testament, Xenophon's Anab.
asis, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Liddell and SSott's
Greek Lexicon,
1t will be the aim, in this School TO impart to
the pupils THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE Of the
branches studied, to educdte their minds, to i'm
prove their morals, and thus to prepare them for
honorable places in life
+ Z X S.
The Academcal year will consist Of a weeks
The expense per quarter for tuition and
all contingencies, in the Junior Eng
lish department, $500
In the Senior English department, S425
In the Classical department, $50
Oy- Good Boarding, in private families can be
obtained at from 81 so to 81 90 per week.
RefereRceS,
Col. Joseph Paxton, iRav. Daniel Steck,
Hon. Stephen Bady, REV Joshua Evans,
Hon. George Mack. (Michael Brobst, Esq.
John McReynolds, Esq.
bloomsbury, Feb. 2l, lS49
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

VNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the cit-
Il liens of BloOmsburg and the public in gem
eral, that they are now opening large and we'll
selected assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
at theI" Cheap Corner" lately occupied by Rah.
Ter & Petrihtn, Our stock consists Of a GENE
will be sold at unusually low prices
0d- The public are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine our stock before making their pur-
chases.
N. h. All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange. .-..
HAYHURST & BALDY.
Bloomsburg, Nov. II, lS4s--y.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VNHE subscribers call attention to their new an
full assortment Of SELECT .RND F.4N'
CY GOODS, Just opened, at their old stand
.Wain street, selected with care, and offered a
prices AtHe beio,v the cheapest 1t comprises
among other things, berages, berage robes ging
hams, gingham lawns, French lawns, cashmeres
nous De lanes, alpacas, bombazines and silks
Cashmere, bcrage and de ane shawls; dres
hdkfs prints, muslins silk and other fringeg
parasols and sunshales, Trnch and English cloths
blk fancy and plaid winter cassime.es sotinertg,
cashmaretts, tweeds, Ky, jeans, linen drilling,
nankeeD, vesting, flannelS, tickings, inon and
cotton diaper, check. hosiery, gloves, cotton warn
and carpet chain. ALso--Afrcsh and full assorf.
ment Of groceries, fish, salt and liquors, queens.
ware, hardware, and the greatest and chcapestIo,
of boots and ShOrS in thccOunty.
ALso-Groceries and QueenSwa,e. Their gro.
ceries are alt fresh, and have been selected with
care, and upon such terms as will guaranty them
to be sold low.
Their Qucensware 'compriSesa good assortment
Of blue stone and glass ware Of a superior oualitv
ALso-Silk fur and Leghorn hats hardware
and cutlery; umhrellas, parasols, etc.
no All Of the above having been bought AT tbe
lowest cash prices enables them TO sell az low as
can be purchased elsewhere.
CT.Cash paid for grain, as usual
VIM, McKELVY 4 Co.
Bloomsburg Nov J, lS4s
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Agricultural.
INhp parlners DaughteN

The FARMERS DaUghter
s sac may no., nth, mls' dance,
HnrSu Ima3o, yia
Slnmgnl, iDi,o on coully swain
VITA so, nawilahiug eye,
Slpcarot boast ,omali mica
rNthyahw,,,a has hroo,n' her,
Qu .b!sh, has much a,ro, charms,
The Farmers peerless daughter !
The rose and lilly on her cheek
Together love to dwell.
He, laughing blue eyes wreatho around
The heart awiichns 'pelli
Her smile is brightas MORNINGS glow :
Upon the dewy plain,
And listening to her voice we dceam
That Spring has come again.
The tmid fAwn is not more wild
Nor yet more gay and free
The lilly's cup is not more pure
10 all It's purity;
OF all the wild flowers in the wood
Or by the chrystal water
There's none more pure nor fair than she
The Farmers peerless daughter,
Then tell me got Of jeweled fair
The brightest Jewel yet
Is in the heart where virtue dwells
And innocence is set
The glow of health upon her cheek,
The grace no rule has taught her.
The fairest wreath that beauty twnes,
Is for the Farmer daughter
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28
CHEAP WATCHES,

TEWELRY, and Silver Ware. Good Sq
~ goods at low prices the order of the TIAD
DAY. This principle is fully adopted at ga34
No. 72, North Second street, above Arch,
Philadelphia.
lie Huray, fine Cold and Silver Watches, low.
er than ever offered at wholesale and retail.
The stock consists in part of gold and silver le-
vers lapines and Quarter Watches; Jewelry of
the newest and most fashionable patterns.
Silver Spoons, ssc.-Paricuar attention paid to
these articles, the quality Of which is No. / , and
workmanship ditto, The establishment Of Le Hu-
ray, has been well known for 40 years in second
street, and has made character which needs no
putting. Silver teaspoons, as low as "a, so per
set--can be made for less i! wished
Watch Glasses-plain, 10 cts; patent, IS; Lu-
nstte, 20 cts; other articles in proportion.
Remember, you can buy here below any pub.
liShed list of prices in this city or New York
Watch repairing particularly attended to, and
warranted to give satisfaction
N. Bold Gold and Silver bought for cash or
taken in exchange at (dOn't forget the No, 72)
North Second street, above Arch, PhilAdelphia,
March "a, '49.--6m.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-28

A CAR. ID.
To those in Want Of Ncrch0ndiz

To those in want Of Merchandise,
CLOAN s. MENDENHALL. have Just re.
y ceived direct from Philadelphia their stock
of Fall and Winter Dry 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 ofthe
public to every article their Stock is composed Of
in an advertisement, we will frankly sayfo onr
friends, give uS a call before making yosrpurcha.
ses elsewhere, and you will find at The New Store.
immediately opposite the urt.Honse, many
things which are not generally kept in Country
S,ores.-In addition they have large assortnrn,
Of Fancy articles and Dress Goods for the
Ladies'.
Also--Has& Caps, Leather and Gumshocs Of
all varieties and patterns. Also - Hardware,
oueensware Groceries Of superior cuality,
Fish and Salt, and all Of which may be had for
Cash OF Country Produce.
Az. SLOAN,
F. MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, Nov 4, '4S.ly
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Book and sob Printing.

Ea<x-ss KEEPIr BEFORE TIE PEOPLE, that
esSA~AESa Hand-bils, Blanks, Checks, Labels,
Cards, Tickets, Circulars, and every description Of
JoBAND FANCY LETTER. PRESS PRINTING
in various coors, executed at the Office OF the
Columbia bloomsbury Democrat in ncatstyle'
short order, and moderate terms. Also; Tbeye.
ry best article of DEEDS, BLANKS, STATION.
ERY, &C., kept constantly for sale,
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I ANGENILlM'8 8 Dugmrreoly1c E.laLlisL

aNuENlL,M . Lngmrreoiygc EstaLiish
IL me"h ETIcha"ge Iaird AtGIg
PHILADELPHIA.
The Hon liENRY Clay, visiting the Establish. .
ment Tor the purpose oi having Daquerreo,,u,
taken expressed hatlerng opiuICrsou M. f,tor.
ne place Of the "bctuiy aLu FasLioun Of pl,I,.
delphm, and vast numbers Of strangers re.o,t f.
II to procure really good Dagueleolpye TLc
propretors viii make every tXcrton ,o oytsnd
the long established tame Of this well Know 60.
taDll5hmeuI, Family groups, groups of fcbldren
ana single poruails OF all sizes are executed !,
qually we'll, April 10, lSis.-y.
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b. Plenty Of work 10 DO about thi, tine-scon.
onise Your time as much as possible. Draw the
manure all out Of barn.ya'd, pow fl il take good
care Of the crop while growing, and next fall you
will meet the sure reward ofwell. 6lled barns.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.


Just ReceiUed, and no,C opening,
A Splendid Assortment of Fall Goods.
CONSISTING of Dry Goods, Mcrino,, French
I and English Alpacas paramattas, cashmeres
mouslindelanes, Lusters and dry goods Of all va.
rieties shaws, gloves, ,hoser!s and trimmings cloths
casimers, sattinetts and Jeans for pants; satin,
silk, yalentia and other worsers for vestings,
lambs wool and cotton shirts and drawers with a
variety of Linen and cotton cloths, such as shirt.
ings, sheetings tOwlings table cloths and calicoes
ofall colors and prices,
HardwGre, md QueenSware,
Groceries Books and Stationery.
Mems, women's anG childrenS, shoots and shoes
hats and caps, clocks Looking glasses, &c. &c.
All of which will be disposed Of at the very
lowest price for cash or in exchange for country
produce by the subscriber at his store on Main
near Market street
L. B. RUPERT.
ptnonebuy1 Oct cs IeAe
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F. S TEW ART,
Attorney at Law,

FVhhIEFL1 VI WIIhEsBAKNLI
ID ESPECTFULLY informs TIE public ih,t he
IL has located in PERWlCK, where Re viii
attend promptly 10 all legal business eplIusted 10
his care in Columbia and Luzerne counties.
0G.0fice on Main Street, opposite the Rising
Sun Hotel
Jan. 20, lS4Q-y