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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

~ The annual Fai. epidemic, Scarlet Fever,
hss broken out this season with unusual lsuity,
much SO that the shaws and ribbons Of the a.
dies al dysd-bloot red. We have ye. heard Of
lives lost by the prevailing epidemic, though we
know OF purse or two grown very thia and consump
tive since 1t commenced ia rsvsgss Tho worst Of The
matter is that this Is disease which 70 be as
zravstsd by cold weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
How happy could be with neither.
We're tie other deer chaTucr away

A KlNE N WALLsr.--A big drsy and deli
cate little buggy go, locked" by their bind legs yes
tardsy in Wallst Ike big and it,e swapping iurile
The carman was stout and fst and could therefore
afford to DO soodnsiared, while tie occupant Of tie
busy was constructed the Fragile plan IS bis
vehicle, and was consequently little cross and snap
pish. 4 crowd Immediately gathered, llhe nstanis
neous consequence OF an excitement anywhere on
NewYork i.snd) and after l,le lining some 'cold-
Ing snd no swearing everything wes set right End the
cart and tie buggy each bic own vas rejoicing
There i. many dead lock IN Wall II not SO easily I'M
kinked
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17
PRocLAMATT9N.

NXTHEREAS, the Hon JosEPH B ANTHONY,
w President OF the Courts OF Oyer and Term.
iner and General Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarie.
sessions of the Peace, and Court of Common Plea,
and Orphans Court, in the Eight Judicial Dis.
rrict, coGposed OF the counties Northumberland.
Columbia and Lycomng; and the Hon SAMUEL
OAKEs and STEPHEN BALDY, Esqs., Associate
Judges in Columbia county, have issued their pre-
cept, bearing date the 23d day of jan, in the
year Ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty eight, and to me directed ior holding Court
of oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery,
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Common
Pleas and Orphans Court in BIoomaburg in the
county of Columbia, on the third MONDAY (being
the 10th day Of .fPRiL next, and to con.
tnue two weeks:
NorICE is THEREEoRE HEREBY OWEN, to the
coroner the Justices OF the peace, and constable Of
the said county of columbia that they be then and
there in their proper persons at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, with their records, inqulsl-
tons, and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance, to prose-
ecute against the prisoners that are or may be in
the Jail Of said county Of olcolumbla, are to be then
and there to prosecute against them as shall be
just Jurors are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, agreeably TO their notices,
Dated at Bloomsbury the 10th day of Feb.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
drpd audtorty eight, and in the 72d year of the
| Independencey Of the United States OF America
BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFIcE,
! RI IooNsBuRG, Feb 10, lSi9.
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CON DITlONS s.

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT lie published ev-
cry Saturday morning at TWO DOLLARS per an.
nun, payable hall yearly in advance, VIZ, Sl
on subscribing and VI upon entering on the last
six mouths and il not paid accordingto the a.
bove terms, we shall invariably charge TOO dof'
lars and ffsy cents.
No subscription taken for shorter period OF time
than six months, nor discontinued until all ar
rearages shall have been paid, which must be
one month prior to tho expiration of the term
agreed for, and failure to thus notify the Edl-
tor will be considered new engagement.
Advertisements conspcuously inserted at one
dollar CASH per square (of ID lines or less) for
three times and twenty five cents per square for
every subsequent insertion. Business Cardsi in
sarted at three dollars per annum. A liberal
discount made to yearly advertisers.
LETTERS, CoMMUSIcATIoNs, &C., addressed 20
the Elrtor, on business pertaining to the Office
must be post pdid, to secure attention.
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S9T90 81 1867 Sc

Subject to deduction for generations and commissions
We the undersigned Auditors of Columbia county, being du.
~ elected ADJUST and settle the of the Treasurer and
Commissioners have carefully examined the accounts and the
vouchers OF the for the year S4s and do certify that we
ind them to be correct set forth the foregoing Statement
and that find balance due the Treasurer from the county
OF one thousand three hundred and eghyone dollars and fifty
seven cents and balance outstanding due the county from the
above mentioned sources nine thousand seven hundred and
twenty dollars and twenty-One cents.
Given under hands this 9th day of January A. D. s49
JOHN FULTON,
GEORGE w. HARDER.
BENZ, +. STAMM,
AuditorS.
We the undersigned Commissioners of the county of Coum.
ha do certify that the foregoing Statement of the
Receipts and Expenditures of said county for the year s4s
Witness our hands Bloomsbury, this 9th day of January
A. d. ls49.
PETER KLINE,
JAMES LAKE,
HARMAN LABOUR,
COmmisSonGS.
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THE CAEAP CASH STORE.

w E would call the attention Of our readers
w TO the fact that in no Store or no Town
in Columbia CO., can goods be bought as low, tor
the quality, as In the lower Bloom Store OF J. II.
barton & Co.. Theirs is the Cash Store-the
one price store--and they hold out no induce.
meats which they will not fulfil Their stock
is complete, and carefully selected from the
Choisest lots % be found in Philadelphia.
ln Dry Goods, besides their domestic goods,
gnghamS, cAlicoes, musIinS, &c, they have an
excellent assortment of Foreign goods, French
aud Scotch Glnghams, French and British nous
de lane, and "A Chint1es, Irish Linens, English
aud German cloths, &C.
Also heavy l0.4 basket shawls, large SIZED
Tsrkerie do, and cloak and dress irlnges
In Groceries,
they show their usual low prices in Sug,u-from
s cts to l2t-Molas'es, Oils, COfiees, &C.
Resides these, they have Queensware, Hard
ware &C., al the same low rates, Ard we advise
all to give them call before purchasing else.
where.
IN BARTON, 4 CO.
Rloomsburg, Nov. ii, As
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List Of Jurors.

Grand Jurors--.dpril Term, lS40.
Briar Creek-Abm. Miller.
Bloom-Abm. Snyder, N. s, Prentiss.
Centre-Geo. Miller, jr.
Cattawissa- Hartman, Geo, Zerr.
Derry. F, Herr, John Sayers, James Sheep,
A. B. Cummings.
Fishing Creek-Daniel Merckle, John Ander.
son, Richard Jones.
Greenwood John Shultz, John Rees, Jonas
Hayman, Samuel McCarty.
Lberty-Jos Dean, Hugh McWlliams
Main-John GeaThart.
Mifflin-Phineas Smith Daniel Hutchns.
Roaring Creek-Henry Hartley.
Valley-Thos. Benefited.
TRAVERSE JUR0RS-FrSt Week.
Briar Creek-John L. Hoser, Jacob Bower,
Boom-Thos. Knorr, Chas Conner, Geo. Lii
ly, Chas. Bachman.
Centre-Peter Miller.
Cattawissa-Jacob Dyer.
Derry-Thos. Carey, Jacob Gresh, J. F. But.
Ter, Amandus Levers, VIM. Ellis.
Fishing CIcek-AleK. Cramer, Danl, McHenTy.
Franklin-J. G. Davis, John Mensh.
Greenwood Girton, Jos. Robbins.
Hemlotk-Dennis PurSel,
Jackson-Thos Young.
DIberty- Abm. Hendrickson.
LImestone--Fred Fox.
Mshoning - Meyer Lyon. John Best, Lewis
Hoffman, Alex. Best,
Montour--Danl. Foust, Jonathan Rissel, J. R.
Rshel
Madlson-Petsr ShultZ.
Orange-Josah Evans, Benz Wertman
Roaring Creek--JOhn Hogeland, Aaron Bern.
niger.
SugaroA-Samuel Kline.
TRAVERSE JURORS Second Week.
Buar Creek--Jos Sharples, Fred. Nicely, Jos
Gensel, W II, Wooden.
Bloom--Wm NJ 'Kelyy, A. H. pursel.
Centre-Geo. Pohe, jeremiah Hagenbuch.
Cattawssa- Chas Hartman.
Derry-John s. Turner
Fishing Creek John Keller.
Greenwood-Wm G. Harris, John Cool, John
Stanley.
Hemlock Martin Girton
Jackson Solomon c. Strong
Llberty--Samuel Alexander, Jos Carr, sam.
uel Budman, Robt Butler, Isaac Hottenstein.
Linestone--Henry W DYE
Mahonlng-T c. Elhs, Michael C, Grier.
Mffiin--John Frost
Montour Josiah Robsrts
Mathematician Ketner. Isaac Mcbride, Wm,
Pegg, John Welliyer, Vim. Sheep, HenIy Ctaw.
ford
Roaring Creek-Wm. Johnson, Lucas Fahring-
er.
Sugarloaf-Wm. Cole.
Valley-JAcOb Sitter.
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LOOK OUT!

Nov is offered to the people Of Bloom,busg
~ and It's ylcinity;the cheapest and best R,@.,
dy made Clothing Of every description and styIs
ever offered to the pnblic before. The undersiSn-
ed promises between This and spring, to have Sill
larger and regular assortment. And as ! am
Tailor myaelf by trade, promise 10 make all kinds
OF clothing al The shortest notice and for mncb
less than they were ever made and sold before in
ms county.-Alsn general assortment of sbirts
tCollars, SusPenders, Handkerchiefs, ard greai
variety OF other articles will be kept and sold for
most nothing. '''O io'
Or Please give me cali at INV storo or a.
Main street near the Rev. D. S Tob;as VI '"S
Bloomsbury, Jan. &, 1919,
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HLAUKSMITHING

THE subscribers respectfully inform tboir
Il friends and the public generally that tbev
have formed co.partnershp, in the '
Smithlng Business,
at the old stand, in the brick shop,on Main .,..,
below Market street, (.M Coffman's old s,aaS
where they will continue the above business ~
all its branches. They would also inform rnm ~
masters, and others, that they continue tho nav. nv"
uiacture OF FURNiCE TWEERS gS!6
PIPES OF the very best kind All orders IN y
be promptly attended to. N''S wiz
STEPHEN KNORR.
BIoom,boro s.ri MAHLoN al LON HAMllN, u.
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Book and Job Printing

S7>~syEEPG BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that
eNAsts Hand.bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels,
Cards, Tickets, Circulars and every description Of
JOB AND DFANCY LETTER. PRESS PRINTING
in various colors, executed at the Office Of the
sColtmbia bloomsbury Democrat, in neat style,
short order, and moderate terms Also: The ve-
ry best article of DEEDS, BLANKS, STATION.
cry, &c, kept constantly for sale.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17
POETRY.
Because j 'm Tvenry-FiUc.

'Til Hoairous strange how Stent the change
Since was in my teens,
Then had beauT and billet dSux,
And joined the grayest scenes,
But lovers now have ceased to vow
No way they now conirive
To poison, hang or drown themselves
Because I'm twenty-five.
once, ifthe night was e'er 20 bright,
ne'r abroad could roam,
Withuut-"The bliss, the honor, Miss;
OF seeing you safe home,
But now 20 through rain aud snow
Pursued and scarce alive
Through al the dark, without spark,
Because Pm twenty-five.
They used to call, and ask me all
About my health so frarl,
And thoughts ride would help my side
And turn my cheeks less pale
But now, alas if am Ill,
None care that revive,
And my pale cheek, in Wan may speak,
Because Pm twenty-five.
Now, ifaride improves my side,
I'm forced to take stage,
For that is deemed quite proper for
A person OF my age.
And then no hand is offered me,
To help me out alive
They think 'twont hurt me now to fall.
Because Pm twenty five.
O dear-'ts queer, that every year
Pm sighted more and more
For not beau pretsnds to show
His head within our door,
Nor ride, nor card. nor soft address,
My spirits now revive
And one might near as we'll be dead,
As say-rm twenty FIVE.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gYen 10 all persons having
~ unsettled accounts with the subscriber that
he inteDds leaving BloomsbJfg, UpOp the first #
next April, and must have his business settled up
before that time. lie can be found at abl times al
bis shop on Main Street above The American.
FhoAe who neglect this opportunity must not
complain If they have to settle With the othcE
customer.
STEPHEN BRQBST,
Bloomsbury, Jan. 81, lS4q-tf
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NOTICE.

NOLL ECTORS OF State and County taxes, one
\ and all are requested to meet at the Com
mlssione.s office in Bloomsbury on Wednesday the
2lst inst
The collectors Of 1s47 must settle the amount
Of their duplicates on that day, or expect to bS
dealt with according to Law.
EMANUEL LAZARUS, Treasurer.
TREAsURER's OFFCE
Bloomsbury, Feb. g. lS49. !
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of yendtioni exponas, TO
al the Court House in Bloomsburg, on InWsdOy,
the lSt day of March ntEt, at | o'clock in the al
ternoon, the following property to wit;
A certain tract or piece Of land, situate in
Greenwood township, Columbia county, contain
ing NINETY ACRES, more or less, bounded by
lands Of Caleb Thomas, Robert Farman, Ezra
Ewes and others, Of which about tour acres is
cleared land whereon is erected a ONE STORY LOG
HOUSE, and a small apple orchard,
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as
the property OF John Coursn.
BENZ. HAYMAN, Sheriff
SHERITT's 0FTIcE, Bloomsbury,
February ,, l640
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NOTICE.

III iE undersigned having reinquished the
Wagonmakng business, is desirouS Of hav.
il5 all the accounts connected with said business
settled up INN .dIately. Those having accounts
with hlm there will phase attend to them with.
out further delay and save trouble.
B. +. HAYHURST.
Bl0omburg Jan -, l549--3ts
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List Of Causes, for Trial at .4priI Term,
a n l640

List Of Causes, for Trial at .4prI Term,
A. d., ls49.
John Conner vs. Nathan Seely.
Q Timothy Abbot exr's VS. Thomas Fitch ct al.
3 Bonham R. Gearhart VS. John S. Dye.
4 LeGrand Bancroft vs. Priscilla Poke.
LeGrand Bancroft VS. Ezekiel Crossley.
Whelock Corby vs. Ralph R. Carpenter.
I Simon P. Kase vs. Gotlieb Boiler,
John Christophel vs. Joseph Jones ell al
William A. Auton vs. Jacob Coed
10 Israel Machamer vs. John McWilliams.
II John P. Grove ct al vs. William Donaldson.
10 John Kroner ct al vs James Hyde Jenkins.
l3 John Cooper VS. Gilbert Fowler.
II Christian Kunkle vs. John Conner.
IS Robert Montgomery ct uxor vs David Wagner
is John Trego ct al W John P. Grove et al
II George Hayhurst ct al by their Guardians W
Hiram Philips.
is William Robson vs. Jeremia hStiles.
10 John Yeaple ct al vs. Edwin Holmes
90 Richard Wilson's Exrs, VS. John Sawyers
81 William Donaldson, ,et al VS. John Grove ct al.
90 Edmond L. Piper vs. John Baily
% Elisha B. Steller vs Samuel Steter.
"a David J. Waller vs. Obed Everett.
25 Johh Glenn ct al vs. Evan Davis
% Henry Hartman ct al VS. Noah S Prentis
27. Benajah F. Hayhurst Ell al vs. Michael Hen.
dershot.
2s Benjamin Haywood ct al vs. Simon P, Kass.
%. F. G Ricketts,, ct al VS. Edward Unangst
3O George Miller ct al vs. Oliver C. Kahler ct al
81. Isaac N Pomroy ct al vs. the President and
Managers &c. for erecting bridge over tho
river Susquehsnna at Danville
32 Samuel Conner VS. Conrad Adams.
49, Jacob Welliver vs. John Runyan.
a. Matthias Snyder Exrs. vs. Anthony Snyder.
35 William Cunningham VS. Elisha Everitt ct al,
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Receipts @ad Expenditures of co.
IsGmsbiG County. for the gear lS4S.

attorney TO CmmissOners.
Amount paid Paul Leidy, rs 90
q. X. Buckalew, so OO-- rs co.
AuditOrs Pay.
Amount paid William Cole, is 90
James Mccormick, ~ 90
George W Harder, is 90
Wesley Roat Clerk, OO-- Al 90
Pemtentiary Expenses.
Amount paid E. S. Penentiary, 100 %
TaT Refunded.
Amount of Road School, and Poor Taxes paid
to the several townships, 1877 II
Books and Book Binding.
Amount paid sundry persons, 90 81
Amt paid Justices Cole, Brobst Greasy a. Hess II Ia
Contingent Expenses.
Amount paid in store bills for ink, candles, paper,
quills, books and postage for Court and
Commissioners office, fuel for Offices, Court
House, &c. 369 "a
WVd Cat and For ScGlpS.
Amount paid as premiums, 81 81
Conm'sion1S and Clerks Pdy.
Amount paid Peter En, 222 so
Peter Kline 203 90
James Lake, 100 so
Harman Labour % 90
Wesley ROat as Clerk 300 90
Special appropriation.
Amound paid for fire proofs, and other extra
work. and for furnishing Court House under
Ac. of General Assembly passed March Sd,
ls47, 2245 7s
Total amount Of expenditures during the year s S39Os o.
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The Auditors elected to adjust and settle the public accounts
Of the county of Columbia have examined the from the
7h day of January, A. d. s4s, the 9th day of January,
A. d. s49 and respectfully lay before the Honorable Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas the following Statement and
Report agreeaby the section of an Act of the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth passed the 18th day
of April, A, D.. 1884.
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EMANUEL LAZARUS Esq., Treasurer of Columbia county, in
account with said county:
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By amount Of Commissioners orders redeemed, 1850
commission on 81 $50 a., 29l
deprecatedmoney allowed by commissioners, Sc
taxes due the State on unseated lands. charged
by county above, 365
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Attest ~W.ROAT, Clerk.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
u ARGE CONsie.NMENT OF HANDsOME

u ARGE CONSIGNMENT OF HANDSOME
HOUSE PutNIsHfRG Gibobs, at private sale for
short time only at Main street. recently occupied
by William Allison Esq, under the City Hotel-For the
convenience OF ladies and gentlemen and the better dis
play Of this consignment, the subscriber has taH the
above for short time and will SELL at invoice prices
large and very handsome assortment of Hous Furnish
ing Goods, embracing in part Of
CABINET FURNTTURE-Lade marble top and
plain Cabinets various Styles mahogany cloth spring
seat Sofas; do do and plush do do rocking Chairs nao
gany and walnut Bureaus, various patterns; do carved
and plain spring scat Chairs do and plain Wardrobes;
centre tables; dining and card tables and
Windsor Chairs in great variety; cane and wood seat
rocking and sewing Chairs; Workstands; Candle and
Washstands; mahogany cured maple and poplar Bed
steads; Dvans; Ottomans; Sideboards; Safes, &c.
ELEGANT HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Rich patterns Of Grandoes various prices do solar and
hall Lamps shades do sets of the finest quality tea
China elegant Boquet Holders; Astral Lamps rich cut
Decanters Tumblers Wines, Jeles, &c. complete sets
Britannia Ware and separate full sets ivory and buck
handle Knives and Forks; Britannia bottle Castors
glass Lamps; Britannia top molasses and water Pchers
rich cut glass Dishes; Japan Walters; rich cut Cologne
Bottles do Celeres; large assortment of China and Earth
enware-such Dinner Sets Tea Sets various pattes
Dishes Plates Pitchers, Bowls, Tureens, Salads Mugs
Cups and Saucers covered Dishes, &c, together with
many other Goods
~ Housekeepers and others in want, will do well to
call soon, the assortment is worthy attention, and my
instructions to sell at below invoice prices and on
very liberal terms, Tor cash or approved paper.
my 14-H GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

n M. Il w. WILLIS, FAMILY GROCERs
- East Main street, Market Square, Richmond Va
Constantly on hand well selected assortment of Groce
res, suited to the trade Being determined to sell low for
cash. punctua customers their friends and the pub
lie generally invited to call and examine for them
selves. no IL