llTO(gM',
WYOMING COUNTY TICKET.
Representative, Kzkkikl Mowrv, jr.
Commissioner, Cyrus L Vauoiin.
AuJiior, Hrnjimin- F. Jenkins.
Coroner, Daniel Nkwmax.
Nortluiai!)iilanJ county Ticket.
Ascmbly, John B. Packer,
Nrg fc Uec. John P. I'ursel,
Cinmiioner, William WiUon,
TrcHsurer, John G. Voungman,
AuJitor, Win. L. Cook.
Call olTyoiu' Doss!
Mr. Pearca' organ liorc, the rising Star, i a
grain figuring to got him, at they have many oilier
into trouble. Again we ask that gentleman, in
II candor, if the Star peakt by his authority ?
Tell ui frankly, Mr. P., before our next iasue, or
tall off your pups !
Itcubcn XV. Weaver.
This distinguished gentleman, has devoted col
umn of the Star, the past few weeks to our own
personal detraction. This has nothing to do with
hit disorganizing political conduct, nor does it
mitigate hi treacherous course, or make amend
for the wrongs committed against the democratic
party. He dare not deny the specifications, and
this leaves him and his little party, just where
they have always been, only in a "little tighter
place."
Now, all we have to say is, were we the insig
nicant, contemptible and dangerous individual
Mr. Weaver represents us to be, why does he de
vote so much attention to us .' Why does he not
treat us as we do him, as unworthy of serious no
tice and let him run ? Why did he before he set
out for "political distinction"-which we then
(at we are now endeavoring) tried to give him,
make desperate effort to bscome interested in our
eitablishment f These are points to which atten
tion might be properly directed. But thoy are
not profitable for his purpose.
In his paper of Thursday, Reuben says,he"was
once puffed by Tate of the Democrat." And uses
it 19 a pretext to inform a portion of the world,
that he once had a lot of Cards printed and paid
two dollars therefore ! Now, is there any thing
wrong in this. Reuben was born with a silver
spoon in his mouth, if we take the bombastic dec
larations he has lately made through the Star, of
hit "capital" "wealth." "payments," cYc, ( of
which several gentlemen of the Bar own they are
ashamed) and why should he not pay for printing
cards as well as other people, aa that was also a
mean of forwarding hit march to "polititat dis
tinction." The same with the notice he speaks
of as once puWiskcd, and which he has not
the philosophy to comprehend. ' Its avowed ob
ject then was as this it now, to give him, as we
would any other nice young man, "distinction in
fiie world."
But before w tlijmiw tftat notice, of which
Reuben says he "knew nothing until it ap
rKARKD in pkint," we beg to inform the balance
of the world, that in this he His under a great
mistake. The week that article appeared, we
ware railed from home, and as Mr. B , will tes
tify, Mr. Reuben W. Weaver, read, corrected,
and made additions to that said article, of which
he now hypocritically sas he knew nothing!
Bah!
The 31st Consrcs.
The next Congress say the York Gazet'e, will be
composed of 231 member, nf which number 313
have already been elected as follows :
Democrats. Federalists.
Maine, 5
New Hampshire, 2
Massachusetts,
Rhode Island,
Connecticut, 3
Vermont, 1
New York, 2
New Jersey, 1
Pennsylvania, 9
Delaware,
Virginia, . 14
SouthCarolina, 7
Georgia, 4
2
I
8
8
1
1
1 Free Soiler.
1 do
1 Native.
Florida,
Ohio,
Michigan,
Jllioia,
Wisconsin,
Inwa,
Missouri,
Arkansas,
Indiana,
Kentucky,
Tennessee,
N. Carolina,
Alabama,
Teiaa.
10
2
5
2
Free Soilers
1 do
do
105
tut
The 18 yet to be ebowo were politically di
vided asfollows,in the last Congress:
Democrats. Federalists,
Massac huetl, 1
Rhode Island, 1
Vermont, 1
Ohio, 1
Maryland. 4
Mis'uwipi, '
Louisiana, 3 1
10 8
Should there be no further ehanne.the next House
will tand 1 15 Democrats, 109 Federalists, 0 in
dependent Free Soilers and t Native American.
The calculations of the two paties are about
thus ; The whigs hope to gain 1 in Rhode Island,
1 in Miiippii and 1 in Louisiana. The Demo
rrats feel like gamin? (instead of losing) I in
Mississippi, 1 in Maryland, and holding on to all
others that they had in last Congres.s. And so
the matter rests for 'he prtsent. The elections
come off at the following periods:
ridode Island, vacnr Angut 29
Mnacliusetli, vacanev September I')
Vermont, vacancy September 11
Maryland, October 3
Ohio, vacancy October 0
Louisiana, November 5
Mimwpp'. November 5
Mean f,v.'--Ruuben, heartily a-ihamod of his
Irish Bull, which we Inst week contrasted with
Thadd V O'Ucylej's Inter for pnblioedilii'itti.m.now
meanly intimates: that it was theprotliicliori of tho
junior editor. Is that honorable ! Small business,
very, Kcuheu !
tiT "Often for nil wfi protest ng;iint
thr introduction of I.tizcritu politics into
ill is county.
The Mnirganucr's Journal.
Boys, do you hear that.' So talks Reuben, at
the very time, and moment he is laboring to main
tain the Colling. Tress and uphold the "Luzerne
politics." Well, that is cool!
OCJ- The court proceedings (hit. week, will be
very short, in consequence of the Danville Bridge
case, taking up so much time. It is impossible
to tell our readers any thing about it, as (he evi
dence is very long, and until we hear it all, we
cannot tell what to think. The Jury will make
up their opinion, and we will, as soon thereafter
as possible, give you that.
3C- Jaekion Myrr, whose prosecution was
continued till next Term, as stated in our last
issue, is since dead. He returned homo from
court, to Nescopeck , so far as we learn well as
usual. We are not able to be more paiticular.
(ft- We were mistaken in our last, in saying
that Jmse Crawford, had been convicted and
sentenced. He had not yet had his trial, but a
bill had been found against him. If we are not
wrongly informed now, his bail did not deliver
him up to the court, consequently the blame if
any, attaches no where.
A small T)incwtry Several gentleman were
standing in front of the Court House, one morn
ing last week, engaged in conversation, when our
worthy little contemporary of trie Star, popped
out of the crowd and passed up town. Who is
that little fellow, who appears to be generally on
hand, said one of the bystanders. That little fel
low, answered another.that is Reuben, ihe Chair
man of the Standing Committee, and renowned
editor of the "disorganizer't journal." Is that
sai.l the other, the soul, the centre and tho cir
cumference of the democracy of Columbia coun
ty ! Then I give it up.
03-We have a big 'pill, in reserve for Reuben ,
next week, which we will warrant to opcrate.and
perhaps a Utile both ways.
is ai:icei:i:
On Ihe 21 ult , by Friends' ceremony in presence
of Alderman Mitchell.Jesee Broomali.of Danville
Jane B. Temple, of the county of Philadelphia.
In Liberty tp., on Thursday nf last week by the
Rev. Mr. Hamilnn, Mr. Ceo. Kremer of Green
wood to., Miss Polly S. Wilson, of Liberty tp.
On the. 20lh inst., by Rev. S- Boyer, Mi John C.
Wertmim, of McKwensvile, to Miss Lucy Anna
Derr, of Columbia co.
1)1 i;d :
Iii Rlonmsbur;r, on Saturday, the 25th of An
gust, Mrs. SARAH, (late Miss Thornton) wife of
Mi David Pinman, in the 20th year of her
age.
Mra.,PKNMAV, wasan estimable young Lady,
who had recently been married and settled in life
Etioyant hopes and bright prospects bedecked her
path way, but the bright earth-stars havo fled,
leaving a devotud husband and helpless infant to
mourn, in her depaitum the fond hopes cf futuro
years. The deceased was an exemplary member
of the Episcopal Church, and died rejoicing in
Christian hope. The angel of death found her
ready for departure and she exulted in the ex
change of earth for heaven.
In Mifflin township, on the 7th of July, Adam
Keller, formerly of Northampton co., aged Oil
years and 9 menths.
In Conyngham, on the 24th ult., Israel Ernn
dage, aged about 21 years,
On Thursday last, in Salem township, Luzerne
county, Catline Stookey, aged about 00 years
On the 2 lult., at the residence of his son, Dr.
Andrew Bedford, of Abington Centre, Luzerne
county, Mr. Jacob Bedford, a Rovolutionary sol
dier, in the 67th year of his age.
At Tyler, Huntington township, on the lDih
nit., Mrs. Amey B. Rogers, (wile of Eld. J oe
Rogers,) in the tiOth of her age.
On the 10th ult., at Philelphia, Dr. Thomas
Fitch, aged 70 years, long a resident ot F-oltsville,
and formerly of this co.
In Wilkesbarre, on the 10th ult., Rachael, wife
of Mr James W. Reels, oged 3!) years.
On the20lh ult., in Liberty township, Colum
bia county, Mrs. Anna M. Derr, wife of John
Derr : in the 02d year of of her ae.
Market Trices Current.
Philadelphia, Aug. 28, iS49.
FLOUR $4 87 J a 5 and 5 2.5. Rye Flour
02 25. Whuat-JtI 10. 'Corn 65. Oats 27.
not1cj
I HEREBY civk notice, that from and after this
dale, I shall charge fc'l(J OU, extra, ai.d demand
payment of all arrears inst inter, in any case in
which I am interfered with and superceded in the
discharge ol my professional duties.
DAVID N. SCOTT.
Aug. 29, 1949.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Eitate ofJIDAM KELLER, deceased,
"VTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Adam Kkller j
late ot Willi in township, uoiumuia county, dec f,
have been granted, by the Register nf said county,
to Samuel Keller, residing in Mifflin township,
and county aforesaid, and Joseph Keller, residing
in Lower Mountbethcl township, Northampton
county, Pa., All persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make payment, and those having
claims against it, will present them as above du
ly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL KELLER, ) .. .
JOSEPH KELLER, J ''XL '
August 27, lSilO.-O
n ridge ij:tiing.
1 proposals will he received by the County
Commissioners, on Tuesday the 11th day of
eplcmber, 1 S ty, between the hours of one and
three o'clock, P. M., at the house of Philip Cor
rell, in Valley township, for building a Stone Arch
JSridtf over Mahoningcr'k, in the said township,
of the following; dimensions; Two arches 10 feet
each.Wingwalls 10 feet each, Pier between arches
4 feet, width 2-1 feet.
Plans diid specification will be given an day of
Letting.
Jiy order of the hoard
WESLEY UnAT, Cleik.
ploomsburg. September t, IT.'
Square the Account
Little Reuben intimates that we are his debtor
in the general account. If so we are ready and
willing to sipiare tho account. Will ho present
his bill ?
It is truo he last spring gave the two apprenti
ces in this office one dollar, by way of eiteoura
gintr them to run away, telling them that if they
ever got back to return him the money, and if not
they should remember him for it. But became
very near getting paid, as the parents of those
young men both proposed settling it with him at
loo of their boots.
rr
lilt, hist quarter ol the next year will com-
I mem-eon Wednesday, the Sth of September.
11 is very oesiraiue inai inose who wisn lo finer
very
tho school.should be present at llscotnmttncement.
Kales ol 1 uition.
PRIMARY DC PAS TM E NT.
Reading, Writing and Spelling, 2 00
Elementary Arilhinetic,(ieography,
History and Drawing, 3 fJO
ACADEMIC DEPAKTME NT.
Common English,
3 00
fl OO
C 00
Higher English with Lectures,
Latin and liieck.
EXTRA.
German, French, Painting and
Drawing each,
Instructions on Piano,
Use of Piano,
Contingent cliarpe, for warming Sr.
cleansing houae and printing
Reports, Ac.
4 00
8 00
a oo
374
N. It. Tuition and contingent charge invaria
bly in advance.
Those wishing to enter must Bpply to the Prin
cipal at the Seminary buil.liiiK.
THOMAS BOWMAN, Principal.
Aug. 2'!, IrVl'J.
CAUTION !
ALL persons are henby cautioned against
takinn an assignment or Irai.sler of a note
01 hand, given by me in lavor of M uhlan Ilinib
tin, abut the 20th of April last, for one hundred
and ten dollars, payable in pix mopths from dale
with interest, as I have not received value for the
same, and am deleiinined not to pay it unless
compelled by due course of law.
GEORGE RICE.
Liahtstrect. Aug. 20, lS-l9...ts.
"p U BMC I 1TaLK
IN pursuance of an order ol the Orphan's Court
of Colundiia county, on SATURDAY, the
Twenty second day of September next,
at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, Gkorok Nun-oi!-si:n,
Administrator, &c, of GEORGE NUN
GKSSF.R, late of MlTlin township, in said county
deceased, will expose to sale by public vendue,
upon the premises, a certain
Plantation and Tract
of Land.
situate in Mifflin township, in said county, ad
joining lands of Jacob Schweppcnheisser, on the
north east and south, mid lands of Jacob Swank,
on the esst. containing
SEVENTY FIVE ACRES,
more or less. VlTHflk '
There is on the premises, a one JTttt a iitjt I
IWn, an Apple 1
f 0 1 ? f 1 1 1 A 1 It . I I?
vniviiajiiy, anil uuum 1 J f IV
Five Acres of Clkared Lash:
Lad) the est.ite ol said deceased, situate in the
township of Mifflin, and eounlv nfi resaiil.
JACOB EVERLY, Clerk.
Bloomsburg, Auz. 21, lh.tO-Ois.
NEW S'roilEANIJ CHEAP (JOODS
rjlllE subscriber would inform the citizens cf
J.. Bloomshing, and the public at large, that
he has just opened a N'f:w Stork, in the brick
buildin;, lately occupied by Albricht Mengel,
on Main street, north, where he offers for sale, a
general assortment of !
Cloths and Ready Made Clothing,
of the best kind and latest Myle, summer and
winter war.
Also DhY COODS, COFFEE, etc., cheaper
than the cheapest for cash.
jO-Garments of all kinds cut and made to order.
The public are invited to call and examine his
stock in trade.
FELIX KAHN.
Blonmsbnrg, Aug 2."i, l:-)9..3m.
EXECUTORY NOtTceT
Eestate of JOHN KLINE, deceased.
"VTOTICE is hereby uiven, that Letters ol Ad
Xy ministration on ihe estate of John Jvlink,
late of Sugarloal township, Columbia county, de
ceased, have been granted by the Register of Co
liimhie county, lo the undersigned, residing in
FishingcrerU township : All persons indebted te
said Estate are requeued to make payment, and
those having demands against said estate, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
IURMAN LA HOUR,
Aug. 20, ISIO.-OIs. Exnvlou
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Estate of JESSE ROBERTS, dee'd.
"VTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad
niistration on the Estate of Jkssk Roberts,
lale of Reaver township. Columbia county, de
ceased, have been (,'ranled by the Register of
Columbia county, to the subscriber, residing in
lilackcreek township, Luzerne county; All per
sons indebted lo said estate ate requested to make
payment, and those having claims against it, to
present them forthwith t" ihe su'iscriber.
PETER RO HERTS.
Ane. 2'i, WOOls Jldmiiiistralor.
THE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL.
"IIE Pknnsvlvania
II o t k l, formerly
ncju in i i ii i iiu mi -i
it-i,-i'ii i . ii w'i"- i, iii Vv--1 v
Wliile llnll. -::viit;:
lommuia county, l'aiina. , j;
on me upper sine oi sani ' . ,w Ji ti
9iictM,anii mi ioo main '. - -
road leading from liloom.-hurg lo Mnncy, is nnw
kept by the undersigned, w ho is fully prepared
to accommodate the public, and will be pleased to
wait upon travellers and others who may favor
him with their custom.
A. CRAWFORD.
White Hall, Aug. 2.i, IS 10.
It KM OVAL.
illillinery V TSandia
iiiaKiiix-
TIllE iindersiirned takes pleasure in announcing
to her oi l eu-toiiiers and the ciii.,.ns ,,
llloomsbmi;, generally, that she has ilKMOVKl)
to her new anrtni( ids, on Alain street, inimed
atelv ever II iKman's Store, np Maitft, (enlrance i
at the headol I'mindry Alley,) where she is ore
pared to execute, in neat style and on very short
notice, all orders in the I inn ol fashionable
Millinery ami Matitiiamaking.
(rj-!..wit.s' wohk, of every description, will
he attended to pmniptly and sewing executed in
order
Vasiiti PAM'tiAST,
r,oonis'iut2. An;. 1, Is"! '
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. POSTSCRIPT.
nKSM'JIlfTIOA' OV WOHK KY
TKK jronru itiut.rcn t.i-
'The Hani-burg h'tystone, nys '-We are
"'""'rely gratified to learn, notwilhslanding our
apprehensions to the contrary, that the report ol
the accounting ollic.-rs will authoii.e an imme
diate resumption of a portion of (be work on the
North Branch Canal.
Rcubeii's "dintinction" has been our hihed
aim. We have labored fr it, and are vain en
ongh to believc.tbat it will soon be consummated.
,,; ,,,, Aot , vi(.w it M wod. ,.0! R.ull "
,, , , .
Renin n, mv son Reuben !"
SPALDING &l ROGERS, Proprietors.
Vsr?"-'
I T.Vt.-.
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ADMISSION i!3 CENTS ONLY,
The characteristic features ol this great estab
lishment which appear to have absorbed the most
of the novel and recherche entertainment extant,
can lie only briefly enumerated in the limits of an
advertisement.
The ApoLLf'NicoN, by far the most stupendous
musical piojict of the age, ccinpobi d ol over 1UU0
distinct musical insiiiunnis, mote poweiful than
a band ol 00 musicians, and druwn bu 40 Homes
in procession will constitute ihe Orchestra during
(he entermmeiit
An entire and eff dive Dramatic Company, un
der thn direction ui II. F. J 'irhols, Proprietoi of
the Adelpbi Theatre, Washinton, J). C. is at
tached to the Troupe for the purpose of getting
up every night the grand Heroic and Patritoic
Spectacles of
OE.Y. W.9SIILVGTO.Y, "OLD PUT." and
"MID .1.YTUO. WAY.SE!"
reviving reminisrpj of those "times that tried
mtn's souls," commemorating snme of the most
stirring and interesting Revolutionary incidents,
allan'. deeds of the Heroes of '7ii, and conclud
ing with a grand National Tableaux (,f Cen.
II ashinifttin, mounted on a noble charger, borne
on the shoulders of his brave contiueiiluh I
The accession of ihe CARLO TROUPE, under
the charge ol the great Italian Trick Clort n.Signor
Felix Carlo, known throughout Emcprasihe man
of 1000 Tricks, and more renowned probably than
any Artiote thai has iter ptuu.bulatid il:t coun
try, and
A kinguliii'y talented Troupe of Equestrians in
every department ol the bu-ines, viz: Mesrsr
C,J. Rogeis.W. W Nichols, E. Perrv. J. Mc-.
Finland, II. F. Nichols, G. O. Knapp, 'T. Young,
4c. 4:c ; MaMeis Golicme Cai In, Perry Clarence,
x.r ; .Mcsdaines, II. F. Nichols, Knapp, Perry,
Miss Delsmore, Vc. vvdirerther rendering this
double company as modi in advance of all other
estableliHlimelits in the numbers and talents ol the
Troune, as in the extent and elegance ol the outfit.
WILL EXHIAIT
In Ploomsburg, on Wcdnlay, Sept. 5.
In Herwick, on Tuesday, Sept. 4.
In Danville, on Thursday, Sept. G.
G. F. CONNER, Agent.
.. POLITICAL
Democratic Co. Convention,
rpWlE Democratic electors of Columbia county
JL are requested to meet at the usual places of
holding general elections, in each election
district, on Saturday, -tiQ the fir-d day
ot September next, between 2 and 0 o'clok P. M.
there anil then to elect two delegates from each
election district, tomcet in County Convention, at
Ihe Court House in Blooming, on
Monday the third day of September next,
at 12 o'clock, M., for the purpose of placing in
nomination a Democratic County Ticket to be
voted tor by the Democrats of Columbia county
at the coming fall election.
Ry order of the Standing Committee.
(prj- CAMnnATKS, arc reminded that this is the
last insertion of their notice?, and those who tnav
wish them continued, can only do so by renew
ing the contract and paying up accordingly.
fjrj-JACOR R GROUL, Esq., one ofthe demo
cratic candidates for Sheriff, ha authorized us to
announce, that he declines being a candidate for
that office at present.
03-JOHN DIETTERICK, Esq., whose name
had been announced, without his knowledge or
consent, as a candidate for (he Legislature, has
authorized us to say that he will not be a candi
date at. present.
HT .JOHN McREYNOLDS, Esq., of
! Hemlock township, will bu a randidalu before
! the Democratic County Convention, lor Represen
tative of Ctduuibia county in the Legiilatuie of
I Pennsylvania.
! n? DANIEL SNYDER, of Uloom
! township, will be a candidate beloie I lie Deino
; era! ic County Convention, for Representative- ot
! Columbia i-ounly in the legislature ol l'cnnsyl
j vania.
! ti RXAll DR IM'ER'rof niooins-
burg, will be a candid. for Tn i:asi-rkr , if
: nominated by the P.'iniicralic!oiiilv Convention.
, ty FREDERICK McHKIDE, of Lime
T"r 1 V . . T . "; 1""C,!
. . ii iiMiiiinnaii mi: LH'lllllcrfll IC
C'onuft Conveiilinn.
tr A. LEVERS, of Antlioiiy town
ship, will be a caniliilale for Trpahi-rer, it nom
inated by the D.'inncr.iltc Conpty Cntivenlion.
W WILLIAM C MEN DERSIIOT,
f Anlimnv lp . will be a rniiilid.it,. f .r TUKAS
I.'UEK lifloie the Ooin.it i alic Counh Convention
f'.iil.ii;
"A
IV SAM I'LL JOHNSON, of Mount-;
pl.Msant low nsliip. will be a candidate lor the
ollice of Auditor, if nominated by the Di mo- '
critic Count y Convention.
, hrr DENJAMIN P. FORTNER, r,f
Franklin township, will ue are authon.ed to
a.V, Una candidate lor Coi.mv Commismoi , ,-,
and respHclfully m.licild the support of his 1,1
low CIIIZJUS
.GEORGE W. HARDER, of Cau-
wissa township, will be candidate lor the otlice '
"i oinuiissioner, it nominalpd b ih.. I).
County ( onvenfinn.
.,Cf JtMIN (JROVER.orMillliinw.,.,
will be a candidate for tl, nil!,., c r .'
Uiriiinft i" ii,. "ihijii.
-..v., , u.iuuiidieu uy Ujcj Uiui crane
County
uiivtjfiuur..
C-JOSEPH YETTERS, f ra,,a.
.uwonnip, will be a candidale ol Ihe
ot Commissioner, if nominated by ihe I
eiahc Cour.ty Cinvinhoi,
111. e
ly Ihe Dt-ino.
we are requited to say, will be a candidal
hHtRi f ot Columbia county, at the e,,hl..J
Keneral election, and he solicits, he support 1
I'dlowciliy.enscenerally.-j.l. '
To Hie Dumocruiic Electors of Columbia
County.
Urged by numerous friends I would cfler mv
sell as a candidate fr the ..llico ol Sheriff. I ,
not much versed in political affairs and cannot
nerefore, make politics a business, even lor the
hope ot oilier Should I receive the nomination
and be elected, I promise lo di,chaiKe the duties
ol Ihe othce faithlully and impartially.
, . , J- II- FURMAN.
Hloomshnrn, Jnne IG, j .S4;
To the Democratic f'oters ofToldAa
County, J
At the solicitation of many of my friends, I of.
ler mysell as a candidale for the olhceolSHtniKK
are in lu.l kccpint ; bm
. i: . 1 ' J
kolicil the supjiurl of u,y
Iriends throughout the eounlv,
p, , . . , VMES FREEZE.
I'loom township, June 2, l.l!!
To the Free Electors of Columbia Cuunty
ludiiced hy t,P partinlily nf many () frunJ J
ofler inyscltas a canduhide fr Sherilf Your
((i-nerousllV.mcs are earnisily a,,j J,
hilly solicited f.T the iicuniiniiw,. Shouid 1 ...
lurtonate as lo succeed, I pi. rl-n ,rv hct Hu'.av-
. , sciiai'trif Ine (lulii-s l'said ollit ;
impartiality and strict fidcliiy.
, , T 'V(3sF-S COFF.MAN.
PlDnm3lnirg, June "0, 1S-I0
To the citizens of Columbia county :
At .the solicitation of many of my friends and
neighbors, I am induced to ..flc-r myself as a can
didate fr SHi'imr. Should I be elected, I will
discharge the duties of tho office with fidelity mid
impartiality. 1 therefore solicit Iho sufiiicoof
the Llsctors. "
CALEB APPLEMAN.
Valley, July 1,
To the Citizens of Columbia county.
I place myself b lore ou as a rnnili.1,.1 t
I iil-.rn tn vu., 1 1 Li, . i . i J .1
. ii i jaw i utiure jou us a candidate for the
...hi .-... .-.iR-iiu, , ,,ip ensuing eltctic n, I pledse
inVKell that the duties of ihe ollicp Khall he faith
fully performed. Your support is lespecllully
solicited. 1
THOMAS ERANDON.
Pinvil!p, July 7, 1 .J9.
To the Voters of Columbia county.
At the s.ilicilalimi of many of mv friends and
tieiiihlmrs, I urn induce.) to ( ff, r mvlf as a ran
didnto for Sheriff Sh'-uhl 1 he "elected,! will
discharge the duties of the ..(T;cp with fidelity nrd
impartiality. I therefore solicit the suopJrt -1
the Electors. ' 1
PRTFI? mi T Mvrn
(!'...., r oi. :r .. ' . "' i"l
-iherfy, July 7, 1S I3.
To liiclndepcndanl Electors of Columbia
County.
Soli:;ii,d hy many friends, and urKd to make
the eflnrt, I here'iy oCcr myself as a candidate, at
the entuini; election, tor Ihe ollice of in niiK -Ifsuccelul,
j Khali he ry first aim lo dn-charw
the duties of said ollice, lo general satiafaction.-.
.Vloro 1 cannot prolnise.
Madison, June K,th. .;oi
To t!
lie Electors of Columbia conntv.
F
EI.I.OWt,rnZKN.S:-.:nrllr!.KC(l hvmanv
whose Iriendsliit) ij hiuhiv valim.l I ..it:.".
mseii to your coiHiilen.ti.in a-a candidate for
Shkrikf, and respectfully ... i-t vimr sull'mues
for said ollice, ptoinisinr, if nominated and elect
ed, to dischanre the virions duties appcrtainiii"
thereunto with strict fidelity and to the best of
my humble abilities.
Ajizi I3rown.
Roaringcreek, Aup. 4, 1 SI9
To the Democratic Electors of Columbia
County,
Warmly' ni-RPrl hy many of my friends, 1 offer
mysell as a candidate for the ollice of Ili-h Sheriff
at the ensuing election soliciting, at the hands
ol my Democratic brethern, the pretiminaiy nom
ination pl.dtjinu. myself, if nominated and elec
ted, to faithfully discharge all Ihe duties incum
bent upon the office.
SAMUEL SCHUOCK.
Hemlock, June IS. 1S49.
To the Independent Electors of Columbia
County.
At the solicitation of my friends, I auain offer
myselr as a Candidate for office of Shkriff, at
the ensuing election. Shnuld I he so fortunate as
to receive a majority of your suffrages, I pledge
mvselftn execute the duties of said office, w ith
fidelity, hurnanitv and impartiality.
I RAM DERR.
Jickson, June 4, 1S4D .
To the. Independent Voters of Columbia
County.
Induced by tho Haltering encouragement of nu
merous friends, I announce myself a candidate for
the office nf Sheriff, at Ihe ensuing election,
and should I receive a majority of yotii- votes,
I can only promise to discharge the duties of said
oftice, lo the best of my abililics, and with strict
fidelity and impartiality.
JOHN KELLER.
Mi 111 hi, June 4lhJS4!.
'To Ihe Democratic Electors ot Columbia
County.
Through the Iriendly indications of many
ft iends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
I offer myself to yourcousideration as a candidate
for the office nf Sheriff, respectfully soliciting
your sntlroges; and, if elected, promise a prompt
and faithful discourse of the important dutief of
that responsible station.
JOHN SNYDER.
Orange. June 4th, ln
To flic Fred Electors of Columbia county.
Kncntiragcd hymany friends, I offermvself a
a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Columbia
couotv.rif the approaching general Election.
Should I receive a majority of ynur votes, nn.l bp
elected. learnedly promise to discharge the du
ties of siid office faithfully and impartially.
Your suffrages are respectfully solicited.
I'HINEAS WF.LLIYER.
M ulison, July 7, 1519.
CAL'IION KXTKA
A nun by (lit nanin of CI.APf hoi aii(ns;e4 lih
ynimg man nf the nnuia nf S. P. T.iwnmnd. tud omi hl
Dstiio In put up a h"Hnniiiril!ii, uhieh (he (nil Df.Town
"nil's MimniwirillH. ilnnmniaHlliig II Ot.JfVIJfK, Oritriil,
lc. 'I'hu 'I'nwrni ml Ih nil itur.hir, and ncvr wni ; bnt wu
fiinnerly h wurkir nn mifrouilj. cauali, mid ih likt. yei h
aiiiimei Dm till- nf Dr. f.r Iho pnrpn.e nf nslning ereilii (r
lil he ii nm. 'I lil, i. m mutton llm public not In bo
itlvK, Km) pnrchn' mine but tlie OFJfVIXK ORIOt-tt-11,
HI. I) Dr. Jncob Tim iumiii'j Hnriopnrllla, huvlnj no
II Ihe 01,1 )f', llkenoi, in, tnmily cool of irmi, sad hi
Igimniro nrrni it,. r....i ( ntin.
Pr,e,pal OJi. t, ll X.t.at it., .Yic fori Citf.
V '
OLD JAOOlt TOWNSKND,
TIIK Olti(.lAI. DISCI IVKUF.R Of TUB
l.t'imiue TowiLscud Sarsapa rilia.
! . """""" '" V'r. of ngr. n) has
i Sii: u u ) n V"""-"- -n'H-.YsKYI, S.1R
' in'., . .' ! "i" " "" """IS'IM In liiuit in
i L- mm r-y, wh" h " '" '"- k'i" ";"-
he van nf iieiny, n.'vinli,..,,. , , ,..., ,, h.i
' X: '
HKAI.IXG I'OWKR.
PXJl
' ' a.lv.,u u miiikiuil when the mount
. . " ' I.IHOVI. nil.. I1J. IftCIHlCII.
1 r""1'' " 1 ",e u'i'ln il : this
...... r n'.n.i,r.n riie.r 1 n niny
IS III.MIIlliilMlllUil 11,1 l,o h.f.id j..Ij, lNj C:ll(j(J fiif
ltiriiii;li.iiu mc Iciimli Kinl hrcailih of H,u land. ciniciHll
iu i' is Iniinil nit icni.i, in ,1, uencnition or dmeiinrntmn.
Unlike j-.iui.K S. I' Tiin'nwnd's.ii iniprnv, with w anil
novar ehaniHs, hut fur tli.r Iwiter : lnn::iu--e it U pwwred
irmtijic prmciptn by a e,rii ic rn.in. 'I he hiuliec knuwl-
dxo ol Miein.Mrr. unit iliu l itii t duc.vnries of the art,
have all lieen br.nnhi Irtn riiiiui-.jii.in in (Up niniiifogtiirB
ofthe Old Oi's rif.nji.rillr.. iio .-.r-ni inril Ii. hkii, a is
well kn.nvn In im died "ien. com mn in .ny inmlicin d pro
iwrtiej, and siniic prnperiios wli.rh are ini.rtnr umlcu, anil
oihers, which if ruiiincd in pinpirinir il liu- u.-e, prodiino
fermtnl'ilin tind ticid. iviiiili l injurious to tlm sy.li'tll.
diiine of Ihe io;niu, of H..r.,ai.unii an; . raiut.lt, thai
they eui.ri.'ly evaporate and am In t in tho preparation, if
they are not prorved by a inert-He prmt.u, known nol
in ilni-n ejiwnenceit in us iii.iMiii,Ltn.'. Moicioit. thnfa
volatile princip ci, wmrli fly nil in vapor, or a, an exhala
tion, mnJer beat, are me verv eufntutl mr.diiu frapirtut
it the runt, wbirh live to it all in value.
Any permn ran bolt or e tti mot l!!l lhy (Til a d.trt.
ciilnred liquid, wh.di i iin.ro Hum ilia ciinm u nrntei m
ttie rnol ibin Iriini any tli.ne e..e; il.:,. r. a llhn troa
this Inifiid or v;i riiil iiiaid. .'v':itnn A or niutasn.,
nil then rill It "h.UAI'Ari'i.l.. i.Mii.w I' or fl'
HOP." Mot sin h ii liiil the art;r!i hmnvn a- :iic
GENUINK OJ.D IM. J.aCOB TOW.nSKNO'S
SAIiSAl'AKJLLA,
This is o preprirfJ, tniit ;u nit-i; ir'ji'.riW'i "t" tli
fliirsfnr'iii r'M't "rr ''rst rft'u.'fd, evrrv ih"iif (
becuiiMHK tic id ur iI lei nn.iii:i ;k ii, is f m- ; ' n ;
i"" v!ry (H-rttt Ih 'I intflc il viriiio .ncun 1 n ;i uru
ami
, IdsImq uny of lU v:iitt:i!lt! ;u;i( i.tMiin finifitirliui. I'rLjrfJ
In this Wii , it is iii'ui" ttif iw.i-.i i. t-nu' ;.'kc:iu m H e
Ciart vA imivn t.Oiiv liiM'.iM h.
I Ilvncu ItiH rtitis'-u ft w u li'".r cjimii n .; m evr y
j liile In Its I'hVur It;' fit ?', hoi i-n,'iinl I S Uir.-n. W'k .i-I it
i d'iny winwltTn in Hiu fin: o'
j coA&cjtt'Ti'KV. j-ti'i r.-r.i, vm .jtv v
I Pl.JitXT, in hHrL.ll v s( ')! h,J,
I III. I B, VOisTli't.Jit.S?,, i VI -i.YX
TH XX, VtMVU'A, bi.Ot i m.S. :, al'w-l.nrn
Hftiitig from
I LMI ITITY OF TIIK ELOOT).
til' nri. n(
! llMtll' .1
from Indtgtntum I'nni .Uh.ity f 'lit '. ,
I circulation, (If-tcriiiin, it, nil ui l.i:;., ..
; "l"lh lieirl.C"lil I'Hi (.ml :u :l f.N
ot ll-lllfl
I V?r lull I Mill V. Il Un M"t H- t'-t't 'line, n .... i i Jii, ,
I and I'nu.ii.u ( ; - f r e ; i -. r T . ,i ',! . ' !'-" . ;r r n,
I relii;-iii it twre 1.1' tin uim'i. Um:tt. m v. r .'ihei , r..
( Ifut i.i u us cc i!vr:-,' iti-ut: iii iiiiie-l.y H'l'd
atmi'iv. icii' fl linn in us; k v: slct'ti? f
l'K.MALK COMi'l.AlNTS.
It wiirlc. wonili ri in ( in-nid' l -" .r . . t I) -. i', I
mguftl.l n:lj, (itl-.-HU. Ai; I, J' i. !''.,
IrrtvUirtttf t,l tho li.i.'a.l. :i ti !.: U'.ls, ail! 'im i,i.n ; ,.,il
U a till.ictll il in r.nitis all !, I .i.i. m' i
ny removing niitiictioni, .-. n.l ruonatiry uu c
.iir.-'il
tvsuiin, it nivr
lone mid sirsrtlidi
A Jl-J.i- b uiV null
thai ciinn, &.I i;
niis ,il' - -
Nervom disca'os m itilii v.
nnd linn prevent.-, or relu cMi :,it o i . .ro l . o,
dlM, 3 J'inil' imltc .Vw,' i,V I, Nf .I-..-' ;..-
bmnn.hif, e'.jitlrptic C';.iii:ii;5ii.in. ...
Il cle.ilidKi the lilond. excited ti.- Ih..t to lit-:.';!' f-lion,
InliL'tf tho uloiii n il, nnd k;vi-h i;oo.f il j, i.-!.e-.. . tliff
Isivven of lurur unit roa-tiii-ni.t::!, u,1,,, .:,n io.ui .:.- n,
.lunlics the sk.n. .iimli.i lime --.il'it.o. ol iN- I. oi'd.
poiducilli; gunUe vvurnilli cis illy nil i.itr n; li.,.i,-. hiiiI
me nuen.siOle itiir..iiou ; fi . :i ; m, i . ... ,..,i
Bes', removttl nil ..Mtrtlction -, and in eiin , in, p.iur
nervum aysipin. Is not 0, h iN n
The lutMlirin yci inv-frsiinr: !lr -i-t'il j
But can any nt Ui. iloi.; in- . i i . jt n., ,,'
im.-r or nrt.riu . -j ij.y, o-;.-.li
COMPAIiKD WITH
HI - 1 'I'l.-i I t lo
THK OI,P P!!'S,
hecsu'i ot .me i;i;..ii I' .il r, toai .
ULK nf UKi'KRIOHA fl'i'v. am!
Ivt.VhK Sl'OH.S,
While the llth"r pi II,.-. ; .,, ;r,r, (.,,,,,.
Ur buttles conniiiiniK it into I', imiinl-. ; im
ip!od.nt(. and li.un o:,i..' i-liirr cl..d ! !:
tiu .'iiinpiimiil Is. iiomonoii-. to nie s. ,i
tad into il ,.y-ite.m ah cr.'i-j d sem i! ,r-'h ',.
Ily9iii9in but and 1 On e not i.u k.hhi
(,,,.
ai, .nil h ,..id
. ' in ' lb:-, l.orn
.ii i - '. : ),t
' U ii:u c-in-.i-
il. lt lW,l II lood
uun In imr siniiinrns. iint inmclU'Ts n pnniiiri s I ti.itn
lence, liciirtunru, i:.iiit:itrun ol the he ir;, over ei.i..pni,it
dlsrrhii'i. tlyr.en!ery eelir. rir.n .-..r.-n r-i -.n oj the lilni I
What Is rcrululn lull un ticul ln.inor in In., ln.iiy ! V, (,.,,
liriidnccs nil the htinmr. nhii h I'rinjrun I rn :i,him nf tio
Bkin, fcald llend.tii.lt lUn-uin. l:r)i)...iM. kv lute riiv. il
Inn, Kevor Snieii. and all Nkrrmines iniorni.t nnd i-nrr-nil
It Is niithillf under henven, Iml nn ntid M.l.n.inr.-. rti, ,
nun. nnij llmi spoil, hi I u." tltn.l ol the lindy. mere or
less. VV'hiit cnusus llhi.iiii..ii..in 1ml n s.nir or m ill iliiul
which lluln Hi lex If-ell ln'Uveen lliejninl. slid el e her.
Irrltutinii mid nil!niiin;p thn iieiiotie i..,iks npoii ..men it
acisl Hn uf nervoii. d,ie.i,e,. ot' iinpiiritv or ihe iilood. o,
drmnKeil ciicnlniuiiu, mid m-.uiy tul tins' .iinncu h b
tltlict hiininn rjiiture,
Mow Ii II nut horrible to ninka and kell, ,uij .n,i,i,.f
merit to use tins k
SOL'ltlNG, FERMENTINO. ACID " COM-
FOUND" l)V S. I'. TOWN SEN I),
ind yet he wotila ft It he i 'lr.-l'-rt'.. -.( th-l (ilil l. .IncnH
t'nwniiend's rnnin- tlrlf,'tn,U armparuia, lb ui Ull'l A
l'l i.N of his Inferior prpr;inon ! !
Ilwven forbid thst we should deal in nn nrtirld which
wdilij he.-.r the nm-t il-.l int re'cinlilnnr..' to S. I. Tnvrn
irnd's iirlielt! nnd w hif h stinnid Imni; down upon the UiJ
Dr. silr.h n innuntiiin lend nf rniuppiints i,m ci uiiinnlimi
from iscents who h ,v mild, and nirch w.. uo lmi nied
3. H. Inwiisfnd's FKRM KNTIM; CUMI'i H M).
We wish it undor-tnod, bernnse it is the ahilute trutk
thr.1 e. P. Town-end s eriicle und old Dr. Jnruh Town
wnd's Srinritla are Aennen-iri.ic npnri, ai.d tumteludt.
titular; that they are unlike in evtry e.rtiLnlnr, bnv.ns
nut une single thine In common.
As S. P. Town-end 1 no dortir. nnd never ww, n nt.
cheiiiist, mi phnriii ireini-kinms nu more ut n.e.l.c.a or
diwern thnn nny other rtiiiiinon.iMir..i(.nil,ic. tlniimloslnnnl
man, whatuaraatte can tho public have that they are re
mvlng a pumine jriennrn; m-dirire, riiiiiamlna all the
virtue, ol the articles ned in prep.,,!,,, i, Bml H "
cnpniile nl chaiifun hirh m,;hi renUor ihom the ARF.M B
nf Urease Inntcnd of health.
lint whm elie should l. riffled from nnn who kni,w
ii.ithiiiB coniparniively .it medicine or .!,..c ! Iiren.ilt.i
a ,ern at ,. ...,.,.rie.r p. rook and serve '""
common dc, em m. ,.l. w lliuch mre mmrun, ,
tiie persons im iM-.nuf..rture niei!irin, ,n-siBn,d tor
Wi.AK STOMACHS AND ENFKk.BI.KD llVSTtMS
hniit.l lom -,. ,1,,. ,, ,.,-., properun, .d pinj,,, ,'h,
ocsl manner nl sri iirinu ni-,i r..n, enirntint; ll.eir healmu
virinen,,!,,,,,, Ii.(.,vv -li-i- nl v.ir,.,ii,d.ea.nj
anirii n Heel the human lent, and now tt nd .pt rniedia
tn the-e .Iit: ret '
Il is to arrrit frnu, up. the uiifliriunate. in pour balm
Htnwnnnd.il humanity. M lumlle h nie in Ihe desnairla.
Inisiiiii. to remnre liealll. and I nnd vinr int .hi
crushed ai il ! f ken ai.d to li .nish Infiiinitv that Ol n l
JACUH l uu .nkhMj has rt..'tiIT and VoiiM) t , on'
purliniin mid ni. an In htlng In. '
(.ihii.I I iiK'ihitl Coucentruted
Hemcdy
within ihe rearh.and lo the kiniwlntr nf all whn ned It.
Il.allh.-y may learn and kno.-, by jo.n.l eiperirnre tu
1 raiixcciidtiit l'over to Ileal.
F. P. LUTZ, tt, filnom-bur(;..-niiK 'd9v
TACOn F. DI ETTF.RH K.f,",
J ,4. .YV t .. Is." i iMK -Vit.. .. "