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Orleans brrs Mechanic Marion MapranIo: Carne Tntts
West Coast Of Africa Stella DUTCH, Roiersn; schr 4
Below ship Rel Rock. from NOrlesns
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ka,fEss ISfFss , TSo%Ss Pss 6a ESsssy5s
Xolsans Siiss Cen Marshall ssssr sasSa a rsnde; sa%
Wsh sTq c rra fST cs sv1 p Ssvsn va
Ton fYsway Davis SBed,srs sally Cay reskhsm Nor
Cook Taunton Below. ships Fanny Fosdck, and Consul
2 sssmssp fs annette Baker Boston bark Gss.
D.siln,oP Ghe@l0nIl Eo,S1ry Triumph
arsy Henry g0qs %s h as % ana
boston; Aida carserry Ni%sdon Lawrence johnson
Boston; insomsr Case savannah; soop Emeine t1oloa
MAscsllanso~s and DaaaSssrs.
CHAsrIoS, New Orleans from Boston. reports
IN 90 de ss r and aS sss%
mssts
BARK before reported taken Norfolk dereict
he s % Sp s had her S s Go o hss %
and everything attached started and she a6an
wes s ks5 .S SG % ls S oa ssa1 Capt Slower
BsIc Mlrus Fader from Baltimore for Indhanola Teas
si geyernpe y, stores before reported remained aore
Back River Point ana In dangerous posuon I'd inst About
S sois "''' ~ wv "'' anu N''' "~
Bie Ip, Of Boston wrecked a, ror wiunsa Jan Is was
i5 Lu a, Philadelphia In sS, rating AZ and valued
Br som AIrrE- of Maitland Ms. NDume a, sal-ru
vere fire night OF 22 aud before exungushed,
The damage S amount. Te 20 about ss anu inc '''
scHR Frlrrn, hence =, Charleston experienced strong
qusL from southwest TO por'hycs, and north durns whsh
able for unc shifted water casks aud received much injury
About 20 bales q hay supposed 10 be the deck load OF
Whalenen.
her Dec B. la 70 s. on s2 w. had aiken 20 o since sssns
ksma.
ship Mountain Wave, ballet from Bosion Nor 81 for Val
nara EebL "a Nat ten land
ship Asa EdrdFe, Cole hence Jan for Francisco
SNIP CSC Warren MOI. % 5T49Hs;P Psns from Rio j"
Mia March b Iai y - lou 80 z
April q si p e. lon < 10 'O''' 'O'
sp Rsssess sySeT from Soreans .r iaverrooi le,Sy
hp eo9nd ncg,rree,y rerorrd ihe Medf,rd nov on
Bnq Sas Iiaderses Bseey from Bosom for Trinidad
Brs Nonigomsay rin Jamaica ior SyorS April n. la
SIR safah STAR o' ssunnsou,, from Nyork for George
nm -, VIZ, Is 81 ~ s AL y, n,an.A srn $40 leaking ou'
SIR George Kiiborr from IVES, Indcs Bo.on. Apn H.
schr Amer,eus hsnce ir Charleston, Aprf n PM about
schr Almra Candy, Philadelphia Cor Bo.'on April
sSsr julia Barrett, from Philadelphia tor Boston, April &
Foreign Porsa-
for SYork dr; Richardson Bsyie5. DE-; hayward seDo1
BrlIss NON Aprn BIN pOSt shp Roweas. Burrows. for
fis. chr T ia re e. l 90 Va ;'s1
Packer, Bosom a.. - -
CARp.rn April Fin por brig A wsshburn Camn. Of
and Tor brs,oL nk 49, -.
p ~ is nrs s.ns a.. :, Ns ah "H'0
Boston LOT isv1pvei san9 40 ~ . AM q, .. M.
ladephA ys; IAroy from Bosom dsi Gov Hubbard frOm
rroydesse sScui ready; seAr A.isi esrass, Munro
Bristol la& a.. q. -, - 49,. -
nes ~ 80 g. gGI sea flins nass .o' NOV
fork n1MAnn, !" pan or tnllea stses n stev ost-
~ go, ~ 81 Ts IN PIT brlg bosJ herN"'
xnr lin no- br,s NJ, np -. Hath coro
70 Lac s ''' "'" issaors bSsr Tor sAnode
rnAos'p".. e.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
.-..-.-----.,--.. PERSONAL lO ...,,...-,....-.
IJAPPY - SEND NE YOUR ADDRESS on A CARD.
n the care q ISdRwood BrOsdSSy ros once '' "'
II THOMAS LoCocK, OF WESTON. SUFFER MARE
viii send his address ~ ~ r., q Harrison sire he
will hear 70 adyanage
nj France rcGoesied 70 orwsr Der address TO her mo-
sT Th9 hs Teen Mar sTd r9 s seoe naS Ned paee
NIRs. Hay, WHO FORMERLY LIVED IN SEVEN.
per for communication address ioher
CHoULD THIS MEET THE Eye or JOHN TANNER
- formerly 81 whichurch Hampshire. knssnd he Is re-
New brighton, s. J., whore he VIII bear Of something his
advantage
WILL "r'NAII on MONDAY OR TuEsDAyi
REWARDS.
co RFwARD-IosT AT THE CIRCUS ExHIBIrIoS
psy. ad Viii h. p @ " r rsSy Sa sp"s do
Leslie River House. Ilsrlen
e. REwARp.I,LosT. a rqRTENoNNslK GoNIAly
ing Company, Belfast Ireland, dated Apri - III, No
lis wes Tsca sS1 oS a sd Ga vii re-
ceiye the above reward
46 REwARP.-,LosT IRON IlIs eRANERcY PARK
IC Hotel bullhnch Apply 81 he oace o. The Gramerry
fsrk Hotel.
oS REwARD.-LosT, IN BROADWAY, on skTUR
per.monnas coSsuins ssou. afssn dollars bank notes
which the finder have with the above reward by
the gorsmonnse and papers which sre q no use 20 any
Ice, the New York and Ere Railroad Compsny's Office
Of Duane street and questions viii be asked Ono OF
the notes was endorsed by y Gilbert " u B.AkE
r. on REwARD.-sToLEN rROM THE HOUSE OF MR.
Saturday afternoon April "a situated IN i4h street nesr SIKH
q & sS ~ hsnS s %c S %
S sane es ss .sS sar s O. b. r 9s s S e
figure the hsnle sx with female figure
s,s Ga fsshoped ,ea@oon With fancy engraving on and
marked H. NJ pair &c earrings act viii crystals gold
~ke with ivory miniature likeness Of man and kno, Of
sci with crystals shaped ike wheel four finger rinTs
of which has hair
three ss stud t ~, ss with sone sssass sp.Psr,n
and suitable fr any AZ o e other articles aud
question. assed 70 the place above named o. q, q White
--rre, 10 A Dougias
SIVV pockes book, containing about ~ IN money, and
10 fowfng nssThree drawn by Albert prdsall for $3.50
ard for eo drawn ~ Mr. Jacques The finder keep
W. u SHARP, las rutcn street.
4EnO MISUNDERSTANDING rRRNArDo
3DVV WOOD, Mayor ~ he city q New fost. By varsns
fssSsyy vssed /. ..by lav a. ssrvsy e6sr rersrd .
. Ssrcrs Va .urssrsd e.pssn y lsssssss q -,
- =. - s. sss:T :: |. 9; r S:s:ss SSss;ssI ~
Tsss.As-s.saks.ss p =. Dssssss Nl..sy ~ nd ssys
1870 :. s s..s =, - .s... :. 49,. 800 -. ::
a. sssIas,v'vsSs % rA A. q ASk 49, -
uDRrTNc.
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INV FuN TIVE L0vyss oF mol sssvs.--- The
whcerng Cvs) Tiaes All thas sfur, ssvns s,.oe . 80,
wtn Keep occrs IN the vic4iy q rsrvsew ia A,me
<i7ssce otd go the natcsa rsed sSt ven 70 wl.aalu
epp bcughf barrei Of rnuias~s He t,pk n borne and
ccrnmencsd retailing in small qnvircs ,o his cu-o
fpsvs, all Of whom were snacked With strange scrt ~
sicknes from which however, they speedily recovered
No could scoount for this nguar fsci until the mo
hrs<ss barrel vas pretty ~sk drained and u,a bea,,
kpdsAed out ~ u, when bc WHO'D oommunty was aston
shed nj ihe discover, Of negro ehid, about eh, days
ODD inside Ne barrel The chslo yne the bvstnsr
81 DE bans, ~ s,a1 81 Isrts ps,sssi>fsp.
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BOSTON, April a,-Arr ship Charles Ward, Gould, Ne
Orleans brgs Mechanic Marson. Manzanio; Caroline Tuft
West Coast of Africa; Stella DUTCH, Roiersm schr q
Title, Adams, Galveston.
Below ship Hell Rock from NOreans.
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| no NY IRIENDs--i NOTICE NY NAME IN THE
bills of Nallacks theatre fer Monday eyeHln1 wish
state that last
up broadway which viii shortly open under The
Tile of Fanny Desns Novelties" whrr. shall be- hap.
ny B my friends FANNY DEAN.
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AKNyRTIN0.

4 YOUNG xsrrouTpIASD poo, yERy LARoE
"A fr sale Al I'D Mercer street
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SENIoR vErER AN CoRPs or Isa-rHE coRss w,,
- aeser,ble white street. Tuesdsy Vri - ~ W.
o.,~s M s,~n- dre win ual b.sve 81 mourning W
pa- tribute Of respect W our dr->-ssa no'nsr oe
10. ~ m prvvs seiI a. nsIM0Nh, Col
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OSr-ON THURSDAY, IN INST, ONE L,RuK NEW.
- foundlsnd aud one three months odd Whoever viii
4 Liberty street ~nl ~ berSiy rewarded aud obige the
owner. DAVID GEDbrs
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Krlw yoaK crrIzEr yptuSrvvRs cows MD
IN WI please reTurn all muskets ieaned " NJ p~cc- -
ieceived on ~ before Toesdsy ~ inrsn1 ptyrFs
''h"'a" onarsr,nsster General
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Members The profession. OF well undivided
shily, Informed that theatre will be opened
september lsb1 by Me shove named pruprstcr Arisis
wishing for the vii direct
The present Woods Theatre, Cincinnati The theatre
will be erected central locality, lot eighty BY
hundred epst Of ES and viii be Of The most
magnificent establishments IN The Union viii be capable
comfortably three thousand
viii be negotiated with liberal
being offered In three theatres: Chicago Cincinnati andp
Louis Letters direeedvss above viii with prompt H
'en''a sSf II SayI wSSR, }rropre.or.
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Mr. r. xIrLET Has THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE
IvI that dor the Of Introducing HIS
the public he viii give grand Concert performed
by following artistss-Madame Dc wihsr-
S'r Arnold and Mr. Rvarde assisted by Distinguish
ed lady amaieurs Tuesday evening, April * O'clock
At Dodworth's Academy, s<6 broadway.
Hl0oRE HUNTER, MELVILLE AND BLAiRE OF TIM
WI Christy Nnstreh VIII appear al Academy Ital Non
day evening" April n; also Mickey Warren aud Hank the
macon In grssd TRIAL dance. for u. W. MOORES tesa
rnonial
CADENy HAIL. No. go NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA grand testimonial, Monday evening, April u mn bard
of ninsrcls grand psnomine ~ scts by "a tainted perform
Oct your tickets cariy oaly rs eeni@ 70 vis ih
moth entertainment
WHO WOULD MISS SEEING sr0. MARTfNrrrT THE
w man who throws daggers, and applos and
oranges from live man. head at distance OF twenty f
Done every night nsr week at Charley whrs 40 BOsery
NOTICE TO sTARs.-THR LEXINGTON KyyTuCKn
~ Varieties. This new and elegant hear, nearly
completed viii be opened May Is for q
sixteen weeks The house viii bold 600. Liberal induce
ments held out 10 Address w. II HOUGH I<ss-e Ana
ManAser. Leyingson, Ky
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I orr-os THURSDAY EIoHf, AN OLD POINTER
IL dog Of NO u' 10 any except hs He maseA
liver color and white The ander IN be revarde By cssns
him nj 81 c. = -
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LOTT AND POUND.

Too IosT.-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
~ about fve months old the I'd instant Ffve dollar
reward vii be gwen By returning him 70 e Houston street
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4 osT-oN WEDNESDAY, THE IN rNsr A SMALL,
~ black and sl terror dog with white spo; Ga breast
and ~hie on All As tos~ Aw~wers ~ tho 81 frnk
vhereabQnts. It, rru ~ Mis- sMrr1 No sSIrnh seel
n.sr e4atl Avenao. - a. -
I oSr-oy FRIDAY rvENIyG y,PRrI. .. A rItE.
- msns badgr ~. 2se Gpder vii pla-e esve NJ
'he chei Rncineel's aee or ~ my redsn y Ply sFset
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THn AFTER rIErE AT rHE DRAMATIC rJ-Ep DINNER
mns~hcnAHoN Uros c. A. pAYA--sHr DEFINES HER
roeH7oN WITH RsGARD TO THE HERALp--sHE R,s-
vHSs bxR SARkxs AID AssAILs THE CRITICS, ETC.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-MONDAY AFTR
ID al 9oeiock the entertaining farce entitled TWEE
TT ON Eyeninc al TX O'clock he beautiful and deeply
terestng comedy of STILL WATERS RUN DEEP, VIII
cast of the ables character The Living SerpeD, Hap
Family &C. to be without extra charge. Administers
cents; children under 10, 1919 cents.
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WHITES OPERA HOUsE-EyERY NIGHT THIS
w week OF the most daring and best things wit
messed. NaTtneti N. modern William Tell will hi
mans head with knife thrown distance
twenty Eve feet
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
i Engag.mens IN uther cities, with the decision 81
Madame MARIETTA GAZZkNIGA-NAIASP INA
cancel her for this country the lst
compel The direction close the NioJs srdea
N. 9Th of Nav.
There will consequently be hut
SIX MORE REPRESENTATIONS
This most positively the last opportunity The public
have hearing the most
DISTINGUISHED LYRIC ARTIST
Of the Italian dramatic scool thai has vis the United
safa
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JTSIoN COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTISg.sosHo - LLOYD III.
bes. best three IN sve in harness. d. rMer nAsss
Relic pf Purilsnd; " woodruff nsmee ErE n@rs
Dairy. SHAW "n,.s, l'oSr'e-0s
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tho scenes of his childhood--from the asso-
Citations of his youth---irom the endearments
of his home. The child Of q marvellous
destiny, he strobe away from the fascina-
tions of affluence- from the charms OF beau.
ty and of fashion. from the taste and Gle.
gance of polished society, to enrich tho
annals of the worlds wisdom, and to bring
back health and beauty to the faded cheek
and Joy and contentment to the lonely and
dcsolated home of Lady Franklin. Fail
ure could not daunt his courage danger
could not change his purpose. The wintery
winds Of that inhospitoblo coast could not
chill the generous ardor of his SOUL. diff
Guilty could not arrest tho resolute progress
of his onward march.
A second time he started upon the tolls,
trials and privations of hatperilous journey.
lie returned, after many months, with an
unwearied spirit, but with broken con-
stitution and shattered health. land now,
alas he is no morel 1t is but proper that
Pennsylvania should pay her willing trib-
ute to the memory Of her own distinguished
son, whose untimely demise has clothed in
the habilaments of an unfoigned mourning
every civilized people on the face of the
earth. He was not permitted to die in the
home of his youth--in the land of bis birth
but with his family around him, and with
the low whispering winds of heaven, bear.
ing to his ears upon their delicate wings
| the perfumesand the music of a more sunny
cline, ELISHA X. KANE sunk down to his
last repose, and left to bis country and to
the world, one Of
THE few immorta namrs,
That were M horn to dio
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Occupation.

What glorious thing it is for the hu
man heart. Those who work hard seldom
yield themselves entirely up to fancied or
real sorrow. When grief sits down, folds
its hands, and mournfully feeds upon its
own tears, weaving the dim shodows that
little extortion might sweep away into
funeral pail, the strong spirit is shorn of
its might, aud sorrow becones our master.
When troubles flow upon you, dark and
heavy, toll not with the waves--wrestle not
with the torrent rather seek, by occupa-
tion, to divert the dark waters that threaten
to oYerwhelm you, into a thousand channels
whleh the duties of life always present.
Before you dream of it those waters will
fcrtilize the present, and give berth to fresh
flowers that they may brighten the future
flowers that will become pure and holy,
in the sunshine which penetrates to the path
of duty, in spite of every obstacle Grief
after all, is but selfish feeling; aud most
selfish is the man who yields himself to the
indulgence of any passion which brings no
joy to his fellow man,
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Dutch Marriage Ceremony.

You promise now you good man daT.
Vat stands upon the vloJf.
To hab dis woman for wour wife,
And lub her ebermore;
To feed her wei nit sour crout,
Peans, puitermi ilk aad chese.
Aud in all things to lend your aid,
Dat willbromote her ease.
Yes, and you woman standin dare,
Do bledge your lOid disiay,
Dat you vi II take or your husbandI
Dis man and him obey:
Dat you will bed and board nit him,
Wash iron and ment his close,
Lasgh ven he smiles, weep ven he signs.
Dus share his joys and woes.
Veil den, now vitin desc walls,
Nit choy, and not mil krief.
pronounce you both to be one mint,
Won name, Won man Won beef:
ipublIsh now desepanns,
Desc matrimonial ties,
Pef6re mine wife. Jake. Kate and Poll.
Aud all these gazing eyes.
And ash do sacr cd skriptufs say,
Vot God unites togedder,
Lei, man tare nsunder put,
Let no man dare them ever;
And you brtekroom tare, here you stopi
i'llnot ieigo your collar
Pslore you answer me dish ting,
patiIh-vare ish mine tollarl
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EsS~ God has written on the flowers that
sweeten the air--on the breeze.that rocks
the flowers upon the stem-upon the rain
drop that retreshes the spring of moss that
lifts its head in the desert---upon its deep,
chambers---upon every pencilled sheet that
sleeps in the caverns of the deep, no less
than upon the mighty sun that warns and
cheers millions of creatures which live in its
light--upon all bis works he has written /;
None liyeth for himself
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THE STREAM OF TIME.
BY JOHN SWAN.

BY JOHN SWAN,
n 10 a silent STR cam,
Calm rs qu let sleep;
To strange repose.
The stiIi stream flows,
Where mournors cease TO weep.
ttisa wide. spread stream.
Aud every vaiiy nils:
II covers the plains,
Ard the high domains,
9th o everlasting hilis.
It'll a eeasless stream ?
Forever flowing fast,
Like a.solemn tide
To the ocean wide
ofthe for, unfatho med past.
tits a mighty stream,
Resis,less In its swny;
To the iofiiest things.
The strongest ki ngs,
Neurries W ith ease AWAY.
rtisa pteci GUS stream
For porls OF price untold
Reward the care
or the searchef there.
And its sands ore sand Of gold.
Through sitest reaim ms ufnisht-
Throl gh every glorious cline.
by night and day,
Onits wide spread way,
Fast flows tn stream OF tino.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
Delegates and Resolutions
OF THE
Democratic State Convention

We publish below, for the information
of our readers, the List of Delegates to
the late Democratic State Convention, to-
gether with the Resolutions, adopted by
the convention, which are understood to
have been written by our citizen,
the Hon. CHARLES r. BUcKALEw -
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
1.-Philadslphia--G. G. Westcott, VIM.
A. Porter, John II. Campbell, John E.
Deal, Joseph Lippincott.
2-Montgomery-J Danahower.
3.-Chester and Delaware-Robert Ir-
win.
4.--Berks-Henry Flannery.
5.-Bucks-Gen. Jos. Morrison.
6.-Lancaster and Lebanon-William
Patton, Daniel Browne.
7.--Dauphin and Northumberland
Hamilton Alricks.
e.-Northampton and Lchigh-Leslie
Miller.
9.-Carbon, Monroe, &c.-Thomas
Craig.
1O.--Adams and Franklin--Joel d.
Danner.
lily orl Charles NJ. Smyser, (con-
tested by j. NJ. Anderson.)
| 12.--Cumberland and Perry--john
Hartzel.
I3.--Centre, Lycoming, &c.--H. L.
Dieffenbach.
14.--Blair, Cambria, &c.--S. 7. Brown
15.-Luzerne, Montour, &c.--James
Mccormick.
bradford, Susquehanna, &C.
John Blanding.
17.--Tioga, Potter, &c.--K. L. Blood
Contested by H. A. Guernsey
1s.--Mercer, Venango, &c-Alber
Price.
i9.--Erio und Crawford--Murra,
Whallon.
2O.--Butler, Beaver, &c,--Jonathal
Ayres.
2l.--Allegheny--P. c. Shannon, Jas
A. Gibson.
22.--Washingtou and Green--Willian
Workman.
23 Somerset, Bedford, &c.--Johl
Cessna.
24--Armstrong, &c.--Dr. Forney.
25.-Juniata, Miifiin, &c.--John Cum
! mings.
6.-Westmoreland and Fayette-T. L
Searight.
Observation-Disclosures E. Hipplc.
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.
Adams-Henry Reilly.
t Allegheny-J. Il. Huey, W. H. McGhe'
James Herdman, o. II. Blackburn, job
, 9. Dunn.
: Armstrong, Jefferson and Clarion
n Seth Glover, A. II. Marian, G. T. Crav
) ford.
c Beaver, Butler, and Lawrence-Hug
/ Mckee, Lewis Taylor, G. j. Shriner.
d Bedford, Fulton, and Cambria-H. !
d Boggs, ). B. SAMSON.
u Berks-Levi Wunder, George Smit
D Daniel Kutz, Charles H. Hunter.
Greene-James Lindsay.
I Blair and Huntingdon II. G. Mcdowell
! j. NJ. Gemmil.
Bradford-Hiram L. Shaw, j. E. Pic
r let.
J, Bucks-H. X. Sager, Ed. Thomas, H
e ram Scarborough.
. Carbon and Lehigh-Hiram Wolf, u
Il cob Dillinger.
Centre-James Gilliland,
Chester Abel Evans, Samuel Ringwal
!, Z. W. Sharp.
n Clearfeld-D. W. Moore.
I, Clinton, Lycoming, and Pottcr-Ellis
N Schnable, L. W. Knox.
q Columbia and Montour-Charles
e Buckalew.
e Crawford--Henry B. Brooks, J. '
= Grier.
!. Observation-Disclosures Killian, Geor
!. H. Bucher.
q Dauphin-GcOrgc Bowman, Wm. La
!. man.
d Delaware--Dr. Wm. Young.
/ Erie-B L. Sloan, Isaac X. Taylor.
Sft Franklin-J. b. Orr, VIM. d. McKil
try.
n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

sy- A farmers life is tho haPpiestlif
e II
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W Washington Finley Patterson, VIM

WasnlngtOn--FIDIUy atIUTSOHi VIM
Swan.
Wayne WIN. H. Wood.
York--E. 2. Lynes, John Ahl. Alexan.
der G. McCurdy,
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NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1887
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

e1nn -Cno1Cs BUILDING LOTS FROM % saoo
0lUU. each monthly payments from "a 20 &c. without
nv rest hen prompt payments msde This properly
Harsm river kss tru min walk tho Harlem.
Tenth street alp ferries also dis
from Second 1h ard Fourth rsiosd sssous
Cerks apprentices, artisans, mechanics and herr have
Opportunity 10 secure valuable building lot ana
never outlay PArona 'ians end employers
are esrns silly solicited exsmlne this OFF, Full particulars
street. he OF Fifth street and Eos
ton road Norr AiAnA ROBT Ii. RLTuN
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MATRIMONIAL.

A BUsRAHD WITHOUT a poRyUsE-A PROVES.
a sonsl gentleman OF upeycep ionsbis po.ion, youns
sccmp bh'd repusi hands ms all thote
QuAluea 81 heart WHICH ~i for In hts
hand essrea 70 NARY lie feeks wife younr, with TAR
share o. PERSONAL srsctcr Of curted mind spd refined
srtts chose heart would vsiue husband highly
msn wealth. one who you'd low. bin IN re,urr for himself
slone. Trusting that his apresl wi With
spon,e from conseuisi spirit be pledges the word Of gen
ttman hat all crmmunicaiious Will be 9TH
and deeacy. fuli particulars desired
rrtIrn Address lncc gso Union square Pos onee yew
york
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DIOR SAILOR TO EXCHANGE FOR wAr0Hss AND
Isveiry e and n halt story and basement frame
house vi barn !o attached from York,
~ ore o. ne most oesu: villages tia ea.e Price son
particulars apply 20 JAMES 4. EAhT No Ls6 Fcilon
street Brooklyn.
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cos,es-snx in srpearsnse vh ruling au Is an ovrr
sfec,tonste wrSes rste the nart-nce
ered spirit with vie ~ mar unny Pesse st.e snd
q tneyve~, by ietter addressed to A. Herald o.
esrF ou, iowsfds Ae Becky Mountains 10 n anti
cpauUu.
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IL PsrEarsri Water Loan.
Rced proposals viii be received Bcard Of water Ooa
OF Inc city HvuDklyn, uat Thursday, g. H
f1 the whole OF the ~ 100 the Permanent Wa
m Loan sx ceat bunds of he Of Brooklyn saod
Suant 70 act a Legislature Of tho STATE Of New Yof
RAssed Feb ~ 1851. entitled -; 70 supply The city q
1roosy with wIor Ssi6 bonds IA sums 0 200 cech
having twenty Ave years with dx cert nors
coupons attached ysYane lsi Of January Aad lat Of July
sA6h year.
1cA proposal sAcd 10 scaled mp sd andorsed Propose
yelope addressed .a KoArd OF Water Commissioners u
Yost.
fhe bids VIZ be npcns4 publicly and tho bonds awarded
se nEhest bidder mo DAY and ~ Ia paas bsovs mss
toned, st ] O'Clock p NJ
Tho Commissioners authorised sAil The bonds wtss@
x prise. hey Ice tight ~ ressea al prr
p0skk WHICH IN hex judgment aaAdvAnasecus 70 bs
sAy.
SszU YxrHRNY.
CAsk Tor the wfoie amount offered.
twenty cont In OASh
twenty per sent payable rev. 4 1851
twenty per cent payable Lee /, leE.
Y~enty per cent payable ian 2, 1883
r~cnly ser cent payable Feb /, 1853
gao purchaser win pay all accrued sisrss IA enude
In Of October The hst payment VIII be reseI we'd - ooh
security The sunnaeHt Of tho contracts and the
portion bonds he will be delivered At the Time
hal payment Per interest win be charged -
o0RYNd paynect& SAMUEL POWRL, Mayor
WJEI.IkM B. LEWIS Coap,reasF
CRAWFORD q. SMITH rreasur~<
yOuN II. PKxNTICE
Chairman Board Of Watsy Ccmmxsioneax
J. CARSON BRAVOORT.
Secretary Board OF water Commisscrszy