SUITED BT LEVI L. TATE, PROrRIETOB,
BLOOMSBURG, PENN'A :
Saturday Morning-, Apr. 9, 1864.
"Onr Oonstltmlon snard It srerl
Onr glorloua Unionhold It doar I
Oar many Flagforsaks It never I
Th proud Caucasslanonr only ptsrl
Spottrtj pKVP.n. The numerous fail
den deaths daily occurring in various lo
calities, oausod by a disease styled ''spotted
fovur ' nro cuough to startle tlio peoplo of
any community. It is well, liowovcr, to
look to tbo cause, nud not giro way to en
perstitious ideas of nomo terriblo plague.
Disease of this type is produced by materia
arising from decomposition of nuimal or
vegetable matter, or both, and from long
coufincd foul nir. ''Spoiled fever'' is
doubtless a new noma for an old one, and
might be better known as malignant ty
phoid,
TOR ritESIDEN'T IN 1884,
Emotion of Stats Tuiasunnn. By
, -!., e . !i a .1 . j t
), 1VL LLLiLLAJN ed on Wcdusday tho 10th in.t., the Leg
(Subject to tho decision of the National Convention.) islnturo met in joint convention at 8 o'clock
. t uo samo evening, and elected tbo Hon.
Maj. Jehe. McKiddon, is a candidato Henry D. Mooro, (Abolitionist) of lbil
for Sheriff in Philadelphia. "Jere," is a adelphia, Stnte Treasurer, in piano of Hon.
Worthy gentleman, an incorruptible dem-, Win. V. McGrath. Tho vote ttood
fUr Jeff Davis hits appointed the cli-htU
day of April as "o day of humiliation
fasting ami prayer. If praying would
hove saved the Confederacy it would havo
been saved long since.
Wo dip tho abovo from (ho owe
Journal a paper that makes great prctcn
sions to morality and piety. Wo havo
ceased to wonder at tho impiety and iui
morality of men in high places. Hut we
arc amazed when wo hear men who should
be conservators of the morals of tho people
thus ridicule tho efficacy of prayer, If
"fasting humiliation and pruyor" will be
of uo avail, what can wo oxpeet from pro
fanity infidelity and blasphemy.
octat, and would mako a first-rate Sheriff.
Wo wish him all succcji.
Death of Captain Brady. Thovcn
crablo Capl. Wm. P- Brady, for several
years past librarian of the Senate, died in
Harrisburg on Tueseay morning, after a
brief and painful illness.
Col. E. W. Uaird, a Member of the
For Ileury D. Moore, 08
" Willium V. McGrath, 60
Tho Treasursr elect will ent?r upon his
duties ou the first Monday in May,
Lowiat's UommkuoIiAL Goi,i:sat:. T 11 E A 3 U 11 13 H S SALE
We paid a iilesiaut visit to th Bulsucss 0 r
Department of this flourishing institution riMor A 'P17TI T IVVsC
tho othor day. Met at tho tl or by tho UlNOlliAliiJJLiAlNiJO.
affablo und efficient principal rud propri- A GHEE ABLY to tho provisions of nn
a.i.. lertf t.nWBI.t. lu. tiff,,, nnn ,l.,..l A Actiif assamblr. entitled an Act illtecini the
. " . V. , Zi j 'telling Unseated Lands for taiet, and other
tlirougU UIS ClCgauuy IlimiSUUil ailU picas, purposes, patted the lath day or Match, 1813, anil tno
nut ni.urtiiintita wl.ern.iti uimn imaiiiiililiul further iipplenientt thereto, pasted the 13th day, or
nui apartments, wuere-iu woio ussumoiuu tarclIl iir. ajthdayof March, leai, and nth day of
B largo number of VOUUir nidi intent OU March, 1B47. the Treasurer of tho county of Columbia.
., . t . i . i . hrroby aires notice to all persona coneormd therein,
the VariOUS duties of BlliateUI UlurchaUtJ,, "Tt unle tho i;o Itoad. 8chon Poor nnd BtatnTni,
t 11 I. -..., C i J, nn ihn fnlliuvltiit t porta nf I fn nntml I, lilt ill. ltll
uguit'itttptiro, " Mn In Columbia county, aro paid before tho day of
It IS a novel and mtcrcstini: 'ght tO DC ,ae, tho whole or such parts of tract at will nay tho
i.t.l .....t ... 1...!.. ,.' ...! tales and rnttt chaiccnble thereon, will up told althe
uuiu Huuuuit vuuuuuiiug iiuu uuuiib wim ,;ouilT I10UHB, In Tlloumtburs, county nf Colinubla
all tlio biietic ami earncstuce i real uusi
ncss, within the very walls of -ilnia nutter,
nud a sight suggestive of practical
spirit aud thoroughness of tl. age, Hurc
nro engaged young men fium 1 1 parts of
this and our sister states, euceuisfully
laying in useful study and practice, the
foundation of their futuro prosperity.
Hint the system of education adopted by
tho wauls
on the 13th day of June Je04, bring the tccond Monday,
and to bo continued by adjournment, from day to day
tor arrearage! or tanci uuu tain county, anu iim cut.
accrued ou each tract retpectlvely
WARRANTEES OR OWNERS.
BEAVER TWP.
KaJ The National Intelligencer, Wash
ington, says : ''Tho Atlantic, Georgia pa
pers announce the arrival in that city of
Mrs. J. Todd White, a Mstcr of Mrs Jl-
Lincoln, who came through tlio Northern
of truce boat from fort
ruiiaueipuia uar anu urotner-ln-law of tlio Lines ou a One
Hon. William Elwell, died last week in Monroe, bringing with her u rebel goner
that City. Ilo was formerly of Bradford ' ai'. uniform, the buttons of which were
county, and his remains were takcu to gold pieces, amounting in all to the sum of
S 1.000,00. It is undcralood that sho was
In this divine revolution, how bright is
the future ! Let who will bo our stand
ard-liearern. in Gad is nur trmt. Tin who
has brouihf us to this mount of vision. Pfof- LowtfiL, is adapted to
reveals the lust fulfilling glory. Ero auo- j "ocettities of real business, has been
thcr quadrennial arrives, Pence, Libert v, ; fully and satitfactorily tested in the store
Fraternity, and Prosperity will uuive'r- and offico. It is all practical, nothing or-
sallv prevail. The next national numiiia- nauiental, supcrCeinl or useless in laet,
ling convention will bo held in Richmond precisely the education of young men that
Black aud white will perhaps mincle "r firing, healthy, eubstauiial cuoitucrca
equall in its debatos and decisious, mid it demands.
would bo an act of iustica if ono ol Ihcso ! Tho following is an epitome of the
lonp, oppressed nud despised friends of course and 6ysteui of instrugtiou, as des-
Unci, should bo selected with some ouo of cciueu to us :
their great co-Gghtors, like Gen. Grant, to 'i'uo studendt upon entering, takos up
rcpretent a renewed nation, the model and tho praelmal portions ol arithmetic, pen
mjstor of the world. Independent. manship, and tho fundamental principle
Wo have hfire tlii da.wniin of a nnw era. of book-kcepinc Ho receives iridic 1 Jual
slowly and surely a.d steadily tho doctriuo '"st.ru)ctin i.,nd.i;1,.n!loWc:,,l t0 Vt?ff1' M I
J ' rnmillr no Ilia iliilifirtc ..!ll MM... '
X HUM .
and
Acrti.
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25
300
100
300
40
125
Towanda for interment. Col. B. was
about 45 years old.
special
intermarriage of tho black with tho white forms of vaiious mercantile transactions,
and the doctrine of social and political embodying the principles juit learnid,
equality is gaining ground. Wc hear eve- j wuieu arc copied, journalized, Mid posted
ry day from the lips of some iVr but frail 1 ,7 ' accuracy
daughter of Adam, that sho would marry a Afler thjS if ho aa,i8faetory sustains' an
a nmro rather than remain silicic. And i examination unnn the fnrr-irnin.T. dr ! rut.
Hon. John Banks, died on Sunday i Tn nn nnH ni,,n;.,f in tho above paracranh wo havo the ' mittcd, each in turn, to the merchandiiinc
last, in Beading. Some twenty years ago, document known as the conttituiion of the opinion of ouo who thinks these despised , oomnjisaion, and banking departments,
Mr T(,nlr. ,!, WU, f..i:.j.. r.. ! ' cnott" as Hie Conf lltUHon 01 'M l t n , ' l where he ,cDP.l?cs n t ib rpr-nlnr dnilv
" ""V , fi ' United Sti'tes.it is said-"Trcason against 0 .nouio no anowea to ruio . f - - . , fo - " .,, : ,
Governor and subsequently appointed ' UD,lcd AM n over us. Wo have no objection to these j ,SX TloVSg ti
rrosident judge of the Berks District. , jDg tQ tueir enemies, giving them ai'l and gentleman making tho negro their equal j same amount and kind of practice that he
Judgo Banks must have been near seventy forl ., Se08Ssiollist3 ond abolitionists d ompanion but we do object to keep. would have in tlio genniLe store or bank."
JCB ollK !,-,. ti.... t. 1 inrr their con.nanv. I UPon completing the course he i- subject-
w ....ui win i u m.i uii , i.nu II jariu
thit to tho satisfaction of tho Faculty, he
sent through on a flag of truce by
T! . f .1.. 11 ! .11
i pass uircct irom tuo I'rosiueni.'
, , rapidly as his abilities will permit,
ofmeseeg.nat.on, or in p.ainer words, the jlurnishci nit, ()lau book
i.ltt. .t.i .! - '
Cel. A. J. GloSSBRENNEU, Senior Edi-! 'eaguo with death aud a covenant with
tor of tho Age, is announced as a candi
date for tho Twenty Ninth Congress, in
tho York, Cumberland and Perry District.
Mr. G , was a caulidato for Congress, in
1862, ond made a creditable campaign.
"Wo should rejoioc in the election of Mr.
Glossbrenner.
hell," and they deny that it is any longer
of authority. So wo are progresiioy.
MARRIAGES.
is awarded the diploma of tho Col'ego
I he loregomg is hut a uiero cursory
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100
160
28
70
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21
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23
5!J3
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100
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61
427
Sarah A Csffran,
Isaac Davis
Elias Miller
Georgo Noyer
Catharine Noyer
Moses Schliohcr.
Ljwis Filger
BltlAllCKEEK.
Solom Bow i Sr,
Reuben Blish
Christopher Bender
William Clem
Henry Deittoriok
John Dnak
William Evans
James Evans
Oliver Edge
Philip Press
llhoncy Gardenhouse,
Samuel 1 Hcadley,
John King
S L Peter
Augustus B Pearea
John llhinard
Jacob Sitler
Samuel II Smith
Doh. Ctt
17 CO
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13 20
4 40
8 80
1 70
8 20
2 82
14 Jo
J hn II Suit
7 24
1 04
1 04
2 73
88
1 30
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13 40
7 77
!i 5!)
10
2 50
10
1 14
12 29
100 Brobst, Yetter & Sohmiek
300 C. S. Cox
4 William Creasy
35 Jorciniali Fincher
10 Henry G. Miller
5 Henry Miller's Heirs
100 0. F. Mann it Roat
112 Philip Miller
7 Philip Wall
100 J. P. Fincher
COO George Soolt
MADISON.
40 William Ellis Bit.
220 Jdcob Miner
8 William Ginglea
Mt. PLEASANT
10 Samuel lloono
11 William Boers
40 Jacob Ever
4 Lorcneo Grimes
ORANGE
10 JohnBEdgir
10 Jacob DKlins
PINS
CO Peter Applrgato
GOO Thomas Bendfisld
100 Aaron Gross
5 Sylvester Heath
80 J nines Lockcsrd
110 Vallcrshiwiip Est
100 William Derliu
ROARING CREEK.
00 Peter Baughuor
300 George Dewecs
100 Eckel & Rea
200 Philip Ku!p
120 Isaac Lmdvi le
SUGAR LOAF.
25. Eiekial Cote
205 Gos Est
80. Alex. & Johu Ufa
414 Daniel McMtnry, Jr,
47 Abraham Voting
4 John Kile
150 William Stephrns
CO
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74:
3 112!
and
d.'oiiimci-dal I'filfvgri!.
MR nfit term of thl Iniltlttlou, JrtU prutnne
1 no rrHK new term or inn miiuni, mU ywunt
1 09; JL April aifl.anJcontluu.t.TtlTaivceK.,
Ktngtlan, r. April 4.ibm.-w
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TO 'MIS PUBLIC.
Tlunnrtorttfncil would Inform lilt friend wt. tbi
public eencrally, tbut h'J It prepared lu treat twt4.ii
lully llielollonlng dlteaenil- ,
liheuiHalltm. bronehetlt, ft. Antlionj't Daum.Uu
oft!liIU. iiiiilallblooddieuei,wltn l)lii'.itl.t Am.
B.ituinctlnn will be slvenor M rt"juirJ.
lilt reinuiilt't are purely vrnttsble fr frum any Uiy
or poi.uu.ai.J t.f.aud pleataut. yw
Dlooiutburc .prll V, ISM.
! PIANOS AND HELODEONS!
AT WIlOLCiJALU ANU 11 UT.lt L.
BVEY laeliwamt VV'wrtld lr Tlta It.n
Addrsw.
A P, RENNET I', Aemt.
Kliulrt. Sift Ttri
KT1 iJeri lift t Gielimit lleltl Bit.
r., will be proitptly atita.itJ U
BUtuiibjri;, Aiarili. 5. IcW .
In Wilkcs-Harre. on thp 28th ult., by glanco at tho prominent points of Prof.
Negro Suffrage. the Ucv.J. A. Wood, Mr. Joseph W, Loiybi.l's system. For a full aud lucid
. nt ' Campiiei.l, nf Salnn, to Miss Helen ; explanation we refer nur readers to the
The reader will observe oy our report of WnmoN, of Nanticokc. J Commercial College Advertiser," a month
the proceedings had in tho Senate on On tho 22nd ult., Mr. John Kirkkn- lv paper r.nubl.th d in I lr.port of this iu-
j Thursday last, that a mnjority of that Ai to Mis Naojub E. Yoiie, both of Blitution.
body has decided not to restrict the right Mifllm township, Columbia county. Tho rooms of tho college aro fitted up
SST We deeply sympathiso. with Mrs. I ol suH'ragc, and, as wo understand, of
nnd Judge Ehvcll, in thoir late heavy be'
roavemont, being tho loss of a very dear
holding office, in the now Tcrritoric of
Montauo to while male citizens, as ha
DEATHS.
and interesting littlo daughter. She died i keen the custom iu organizing new Torri-
on last Tuesday, of Croup, a"od about lor'C3 The vote on tho omonilmcnt thus
five years. This is tho second bercav making the negro and white citizens"equal
ment that has fallen to the lot of this fanii- before the law" was as follows
Jy tho death of a Son and Daughter
siaeo tbey located in Bloomsburg,
JBifn.-,T..,;. VtT I,, i ii f.
Ohio, have determined that their natrlntir.
fbllow c!tizcn,wliu- ou .iv uuii .uu-uiii
ilary Satraps ignoraotly and cowardly,
sent into exile, shall receive, beside tht
honor the disunionists have conferred up
on him, the largost Salary of any officer
in mannor which wc have never seen sur
passed. Tho bank, store, and railroad,
telegraph nnd post office, arc inoilrls of
mechanical skill and inrremiitv i ntul wlnn
In Benton twp., Col. co., on the 4th filled with busv students hn rrTinir In nnd
iust., Mr, Daniet, S. McllKNnr, in the fro in tbo prosecution of trade, nro Pup
46th year of his ago. .gestivo of a miniature "commercial world. '
In West Hemlock twp., Montour co,, on Our attention was called to the bcauti
the 30t!i of January, 1804, Wjlmam ! fully engraved diploma of tlio collece.
I 1 e.is Messrs. Brown, Chandlpr, Foot, Li.oid Uetz, son of Geo. Ve and Hannnh , which is pronounced by competent judj-es
oiarKe, vjoiiames, vonnoss, uixou, ics- it lieu, aged 1 year, 0 months and 20 as superior io anything oi tho Hind in tho
senilcn, Foster, f.'nrjca, ifuti.-, flurjan. Jaya. , . jibe BanV- billii in Uie among
... V Mill uV. BWMflL lV WTfteT1 WnHtiHirrTinV 1,?! 111. " fi.,n.DeaimeP,
i iiAYS AJcssrs Buekalow. Carl le u"mui i,v.iffii,i."5iiii
i P r..- ii -i. ... . . ' ... . UroBpej nn4 ii.if. iniDsn inauv niKitlnnd f nnl,. . . ....
Mm giie to tiweu ny jceut' aide. V ,r . ---"j -v .IUUiu uuiiinv ftutNC
ol commercial
Riddle, Saulsbury, Sherman, Tea Eych,
Trumbull, Van Winkle, and Willey 17.
As it is probable that few if any negroes
will ever emigrate to this remote Terri
initio Government. We have no doubt I tory' il Wl11 occur ,0 CTOrJ' roader that tho
principal motive of these who vote for the
imondment must have been to Mgnaliso
iheir adhesion to the policy of negro suf
frage in the future.
at tho rate tbo voluntary contributions
have been piled up, that at tho ond
of tbo year of his "Embassy in Canada,"
Mr. Y's salary will excood thsi of Old
Ab.s of G25.000.
Our Teums or SuuscniPTioN Ow
ing to tho Increesu iu price or pspcr, ink,
labor and living, in connection with the
depreciation of the currency, wo are com
pelled to iucreaso the advance price of the
Columbia Democrat, on and after the first
day of noxt May, from SI 75 to 82 00.
This course is our only alternative between
the suspension of our office business or
the continuance of operations. Reflecting
men must at unce see the justico of this
measures, and we doubt not, will cheer
fully, acquiesce iu the necesity of this de
cision. We hope our Terms will be distinctly
understood, as wo intend they shall be
strictly enforced vir. 82 00 in advance,
fj2 25, within three months and 82 50
when delayed six months.
Editors in the City.
Tho Democratic State Convention
brought to this cily a large number of
Democratic editors from various partB of
the State. 'I hoy wcro a fat saucy, jolly
looking set of fellows, nnd had their pock
ets crammed with greenbacks or, if tbey
hadn't they ought to have had. Wo like
editors, particularly thorn thoso who "aro
sound on the gooso." Among these na
bobs of the pros, we noticed tho follow
ing : James l Rarr, Pittsburg Post ; Col.
J. B. Sausora, Indiina Democrat; Major!
Henry J. Stable, Gettysburg Compiler;
Gal hat reclaimed Hit own.
Juit In life's bright Summer dayt,
Ilo wai nur Jny nur priilo nur lo
RjI fin.l has enatchcil hm Houl away;
He hat cone to dwell with liim abort.
ne hat left in weepinz hero below,
For the CInM that Gon hat civtn
But is it right to weep J Ah I no
I'onr IViiLta, rcttt in Heaven. jj, 1 ).
In Bloomsburg, on the 5th of April, 1S04,
Little Mattib, daughter of Hon. Wm.
Elwell, aged 5 years, and 8 months.
COMMUNICATBD.
Hota tcain I our dlrlint; treatura.
Err 1 tin hail left a tlain
On her epotless fouI, our Father
ChMcmI hcrbncK In Heaven ncainj
Tor the iinijel cherub missed her,
And they prattled prnvcra tn(!d,
rleadinifliiiii to bring homo Mattii.
lire Iter fcit life's thorns had trud.
And there was new joy Heaven,
l.iltle JliniE-hoine tfnin ;
Gather d up from i-arlh ns tpollett
At a tfiiorwdrup afler rain.
Now bshind Ihc clrud nf inccnta,
Which neccnils around tin- throne,
Sliulting nut Irom mortal vision
I he Sweet mysterious unknown!
bhe is nniling for her earth-lovrt,
lhc will through th," eternat door
I'n.te to litar our rnther'i welcome,
When we reach the shining shore.
Family Prayer.
Thsre ii not on earth a sceno more in-
ail tu sctli the npnoPr.
training. s
Tl.rougi. the indefatigable efforts .ml
judicious management of Prof. Low bll.iIio
country ust soon concede to Binifhau ton
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MAN UFA C T U R E R ,
VVUOLSKkS AJIV ..w UliL.t ta
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W1LKESBAUUK, PA.
Nor. S3, let'.l-lJsi.
Court Proctamaiivu.
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Col. G. W. Jones, Waynosburg Democrat ;
Rev. D. II. Neiman, Eastou Sentinel tcrestiug then a family beloro tho God of
non. ueorge Sanderson, Lancaster Jnklli. heavcu A collection of dependent beiugs
genetr; Adjutant Harry Ward, Harris-' with tender feelings, with lively sympath
burg Patriot and Union ; Capt. T. II. j res, with common hopes, fears, joys,
Purdy Northumberland Democrat ;Major ! blending their bliss and their woes tom'tli-
i V M lrnaUn T.rtVinnnn .fitful tiosiv M.tl . ai n twl ttHntiiinn ll .1 ir
Wvomlntr Semniarv Anrl rrino- 1 ..w..ow , uu ,..,..i.m,ug ,e.ii an to IU0 iving oi
ivyoraint tsemniary And King- y. n . Unst,. iinnr . t i I Kin. ..! .n ,
w. ..vvv., ,,,., j v.u.m x', "D-i luiigivuauiui umil UluUUinU.
I r!;inilioII TnlinttATpn rio-innm . n..r. T 1 I rIMifti... im ,w,t ..1. - ..
TJ n M . . T 1 f.,. r I vi...ii..vni. .iiim.ii, UUII, u.u iimu u uu un uuu a 111. Ill 1UOIVS YCUOra-
Rev. It. Nelson, Principal of this In- 't..,,... 'n...,-.,. w. t . . ...i .t . . .i, ,
junctor .tieu-i eu, or mat win oc more venerated, than
toe father who thus ministers at the family
altar. No other Ulan, liko that fnthnr. an
... '
ston College.
xii-u.-., x nricium in mis in- ' T,.,, n.,i!ci Tr..;
st. ution, publishes his Card in another denliall( 1)oy,ostowu Dmoeral . Dr.
Acker, Norrlstown Register, A. J. Gerrit-
Soi.Dnns, Attention !PaiD) ;,,,
and cxpomro, with a hot climate, muddy
water an! bsl diet will be uuavoi.lablc.but
uiBu uu uiiiioways purifying BDd
strenghtcnint.P.lb y(u ,. cuduro aJI
these and stil retain good health. Ot.lv
30 cents peri'ox,
ttwixtmajvsarwjw-j-r.
wa.xwj nerany civen to all lecatocs
creditors M nihsr persons interested i
tales of Hie resiie,r deeeo ".'i01' '" ll'e es .
tollowlpi! adnno ration and ,nrd, ,.. ",al. "'0
been llled in tlu Ulca ol I.V I Tilt, L?U!'.m "V
county, and will nn.,.i,i.,i r K r "' '.n nnibia
lonninthe'iK
burg, in the com iforesald n u f i al "l"011"
djy of ,.ay. ,el8! o Z
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1. Accounf Jacob Fn- !.'..,.... ,
Abraham Fry, linfi.il, ill,,, ,,.',. I"""1 OI
. IMtinl iniinf nl V -i i
SuardiaiiofMIUCoouer. ""m,,Ul'' '""rUS
r,1f!:,11.DA11.a,,ulil of Emanuel I.
-........ ,,i ii vuooer.
azarus I
4 AccouufJn.jif. t .. . I
in, r.iecufot
tonnthi, dcceaa'Q
5. First aifinal accnimfc nf It..-: ,
nvei,adniiiil,tr,of Charles Ere. laie ,,ri J ,
towinhip, decm; ""' ui'fUwuoJ I
column of the ''Columbia Democrat." It '
Ml I... .1 . . ' J
.,..... umsssm vrrtu commence j sorJi Montroso Democrat; Col. Swan,
on tho 21st of April. e refer with great WasUirjg,oll Jlevicw . Ua- ijen. Whit.
pleasure to the fact, that the fever which maa Erie Qburverj Col. J. Q. Freeze,
broke out there at tho close of last sesnon, Columbia Democrat ; Hon, F. J. Walters,
has entirely disappeared from that com- j Lefflslown Dmocml . aml 0Q0 fu
inun.tyand v.e.mty, and that it ii now l)o fellow, In a swallowtail coat, whose
ptrfutiyhedthy there. mmo wo cou,d m)t
All who wish to securo admission into cortaiu tIat he w a Major.Gell(,ral or
tbo Seminary or College, should make im- somethiCK eii0,sftnrfay Mereury.
mediate application, in view of the othor j , , . . ,
fact, that during the last session, over ser A "Big Injun' having strayod from
fifty applicants wcio refused for want of tho osmp. found himself lost on tring to
Koonybo buildings having been all fillod j return to it. After looking about, ho drew
to thoir utmost capacity. J himself up and exclaimed, "Injun lost"
TtTAD StevTns" does tot pretond thatbut rocoverin Li'f ad deling tin
Lincoln has any power under tho Consti-, WllllDS t0 ackno"ledgc short-sighted-lution
for his plan of mokiog States. He i BC"' con'DU;tl. "No, Injun no lost
ays, "tho plan is wholly outside of nud wi8Wam lon" "'i"0.1"...
unknown to the Constitution " He troats as3r- 'A Slight Cold," CoughsPew
the States as "a conqueror ivauld treat aro aware of the importance of cheeking a
thorn." Stcvons is the boldest and ablest Cough or "a slight cold" in its first stage ;
of his party, and openly deiends usurpa-, that whioh, in the beginning, would yield
iion-from the right of conquest. That is to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon at-;
letting the truth out plainly, and is muoh(taoks the lungs. "Brown's Iltonchia,
preferablo to the shuffling nnd juggling of, 7Vociej'' givo sura and almost immediate
weaker minds who have not sense enough' relief. "Military Officers and Soldier
" lo see the absurdity of olaiming this power ' should have them, as thoy can bo carried
from ihe ComtilBliorj, nor boldness to In tho pockot, n) tbs occasion re.j
wax irlreM tby ptiM to gi it, u) tj.
roaches all tha sources of human actions
or to gently controls the powers, yielding
their first years, and direetiou of his mold
iug hand, that aro soon to control all that
is tender and sacred in tho interests of tho
church and Stato. No Solon or Lycurgus
is laying tho foundation of codes of laws
so deep, or taking so fast a hold ou all
that is to affect tho present or futuro dest
iny of man. Wo lovo, therefore, to look
at such venerable look ; and to eontem
plato these ministers of God who stand be
tween tho rising generation fcoblc, help,
lesi and exposed to a thousand porils
and tho Elernal Parent of all. They
stand between tho past nnd tho comine
.... . r . i
age remnants oi tno ono and lights of
the ether, biuding tho past with that which
is to como ; living lights of experience, to
guide the footsteps of tho ignorant and
erring ; to illuminate tho coming gener
otion to obtain for it blessings by couu
sel and prayer, and then to die. And if
tho oarth contains, amid its desolations
ono spot of green on whioh the eye of God
reposes with pleasure, it is tho colleoted
group, with tho eye of tho father raised to
heoveu and tho voice ot faith anil prayer
oomraending tho little worshipporg to tho
protecting oar of him whe nevor slumbers
er,stp.
0. Aceoucf Samuel Creasy Gutrdian
oftephen .iiiik ' uuaraian
7. AccouafIIi,noah Jlornbercer ad.
.L&F-,I",,,,"'c-''
of Hannah U. HjV;I,
0. AccoujfB. F. Hartman, Guardian
of .Martha U. ApunJ riuw Mrs. Eyerly.
10. SccondlXfiual account of Eliha
ieceate" " ' " 1U''n"" ,a,s of 'vp.,
11. Accoun'Jpscph It. Ulcavor and
John I..iby, nir.'Predcrick Eeiby late r r
town.hip, ucciasfH laIe of "ucuil
i. AecouutJoliu B. Roup ndmiuis.
ivof Samuel tftlo of Locust Unrt,,! I
?,' cc?untOatharine Kline admrx
14. tiecond ifinal ooeannt nf n..!.i
12
Irator of
cen.ud.
uiolt.lalo of .imiiwn.liiji deceased
15. Aecouuiiolomou llelw
of Wm. Flther.
Iwig guardian
14
12
50
20
12
400
1G
700
100
13
31
12
40
31
32
0 William Sayers
lonn Al..... r..-V
10. Accountolomoii Hehvigifuardian
ofL.hrFi.her. ( jo0f) Mary Myers
17. ACOOUUtQlOIUOn Heltvi,r,rnwl.., 3100 Tl,
I Of itlfirV 1 iihnr 'I t Ihmu I,. ... ..r V P .. . " a w. -x . .
ohn Shaffer 35
Samuel J Busier 44
Do Do 35
Do Do 10
CONVNOIIAM
Ebonezcr Branham 12t 30
John Young 30 02
Joshua Beam 40 41
Nathaniel Hrown 3" GO
Peter Baughncr 18 80
Robert Jordan 78 11
Androw Porter 80 37
Thomas IUistou 11 28
Mary Ruston 35 72
L"wis Walker 85 45
William Pouoll 55 GO
Johnston Beaplcy 02 73
Cleorgo Bickbam 37 GO
Thomas Ililtzhimer 02 73
Robert Hilishi'inier 21G 55
William Shannon 210 55
Amos Wii'kcrsham 47 00
Paslon Kliuoind Sliarplsss 33 09
CENTRE.
Enoi Adams
Dcnjamin Allcbach
Samuel Achrnbach
Absalom Bomboy
Mary Drcsher
Ulffit: and Bencdiet
yiiVif.'v.Eri."
William rinirmsn
Daniel Ki ifJL.r
Georgo Ifarman
Ernauuel Lazarus
Sfmon Lowry
Eli is Keren
Ii Chriuiauna Mojn
CATTAWKSSA
100 Michael Hrobst
70 Joje-pb Kaup
PRANKLIN,
Jermiali Fincher
Elijih Reynolds Si Co.
PISH ING CREEK
Paul Applo
Guy 5ryan
Abraham H
1 12 Samuel J Healer
101 D I)o
W W.I,amnU8kalrW
200 Frca, & irljffraan
o r Jrhan Ftckensting
8 J N ARB Jones
1 1 horn.ifl I AmA.
Michael Loinonn
George Mack
Lot Do Do
R J Millard
Win Patterson's E5t
Genrpo Pealer
J B Harks
Amos Spado
Abraham Young
GREEN WOOD.
Samuel Alberlson
Mark Cooper
William Dtrling
James DcWittEst.
Andrew Grav
40 Johnson II. Ikoler
50 Geonn I?nnn
Ellis Eves
HEMLOCK.
John Childs
Nathaniel Campbell
Sylvester Pursell
Zsbulon Bobbins
JACKSON.
Colder Elias & M. Hoss
Jamison Kecler
Kile it Noyhard
Philip .t John Wacner
David Lee b
Benajah Parker Si Co.
LOCUST.
Lewis Bush
John Fisher
Samuel John
Do Do
TKEASUnEU'S SALE OF R B A L
ESTAT E S E A T E D L A N D.
GRUEABfiY to tlm provisions of
the act of Asse.nbly. enlllled an Act to reil'ir-
the fnt.! debt. tc. pa.t-d thf Tun day or April. I'll,
ths Treaurir of til.' County of l.'ulu.iiiin h -rrby Hives
tintici- to all perfont Lnnieriii'd llien iii, tint uul.s
tin. I'liiiiit, ruiil. nrhnot noor and Hlile T.ix. Ai". due
on the follow ins real estnt- fitinte in th" counlv of
Columbia, are paid bef ,ru the day of tale, the whole of
such parls of iMfli ni will pay til' chirsesan.i emu
ilnrce.ible Ihereon, will I, a told nt the Court Home
in lil.mmsliiies. co., of Columbi i, on tin" IStli dy or
June lrt'4. di ill! tho second Monday, and In heron
tinned by adjournment from diy to day for arrearajj.
of taxes dii" said county and tht costs accrued oa aih
respectively.
OWNERS OR REPUTED
OIVNVRS
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
Yfir loh Cu.
Columbia Coil A Iron Con-
I
T. M. Hubble 1
Joha V. Crswcl! 1
Mann, Haldy ti Criswe'l
BENTON
John IL-rlingfr
hlizibeth Ciine 't Kt 1
Hill All CREEK.
Mary Shaffer I
Sam l. F. Hrad'e I
"i'jVn t'inii.
A. Dciiteriek Al Torbr
R.clurd Torhy J
Aces
400
pany
300
20
SO
1
33
00
150
09 00
22 14
4 40
I 60
4
3
10
UfllttEA3, the Unit. IIIUIIM F.twtl.l. PrilltH
jiidiK of th.i Court of 0ir and Teruiln. r uiin
tral Jail Ueliu-ry. Ourt ol Uilarter riet.iont of ,.
TeatiJ aud Court of Commo.i l'leas and Orphm's r m
Hi- ;.;th Judicial District, cnn.pr.su I ol th" roni,,
sf Columbia.Biillivun and IVynininj. and the lion I. ,
lI'K.'Viiiil.li.'c dl'Milii'ii llnlilv.Asioelit.'Jildir.'sori
I lia county, havo issued Iheir pn c pt.l, 'nrliiBilat- i!i . ,
' day nf Uec., lu tin year of our Lord on tlioun , ,..
aunureii nun tixiyi(ir.'i nun in mo mri'cico i.ir ii'.i
Court of Dyer and Terminer and (leneral Jail dil.r,.
Genernl Uu.uter Hessiont of Ihe Fencfe, Common , i
and Orphan t Court, ill llloiun.UurK. In tll lomr;.
Columbia on th t flrt linn t'iy, . ! , 1 1 , i; 1 1, e 1st c'sjr c
ffibru irv n. M. t inntlnuj one week.
Milne is her-'by (,'iven.to ihe Coroner, the Jut', in
of the fence and i outlaid" of the tal l count; .if
umbia thai they be then and tin re in Ih.'ir pr-oier ,
tons at IU o'clock in the forenoon of .all day with I,
reuird., lii'iuiltiii and .thcr rfinembranc" t ,
th.i.o t ti i hr v ivlnch to their oilic t appiriaiu to b
And tho. that ar- bound by lecoiiiianc, to pr i- .
ni'lo,l the pna inert that ar. or mil b iu th" J
9 1 1.1 county ofl'i tuinbi.i to be til. u and there to , r ..
uute them as h ill bejutt. Jurort are rc'iu'tii.
punctual in thei, Mleuilaiice. i.ireeabty to lit ir i. -
l 1 Haled at t Inoni.Snri, the nil '"- I
1,. t1. in the v.-nr ri o.ir le r i ii" tlnut
( w,-. j hundred ami nulythrie nd in i: . .
tihlh year of the Ind.pcii, tfiiceof ir,. Litiit.',. -',,
or Amenta. ( Co s&il ii. CoHOwsttr.
JuSIAIl II. 1TKM AN, Uu.nf
EktrilTi USh, ninintburg, Mar. '.' UC4,
UA JlIiOUS-M.U ti:ii
r.lnein-Jacoh I ' I J f til, jlc n II I)
ill.il, 1'MiU.I S'lutT.r. Ilrury IV'l.lf
linrer John Hindi ruler Jiiob Dr.liVs.a
Prisrera-s - Jscot. Cr-a,y,
Tor Hernial. Iiirani II ',
Rratiliilii -ina'th .i..',!,t.Lf.
(Irreotrood -Jut.ph ttt.st, (ltri User, f.w
Oirtou,
llcmloek D.'ii.l V itsns.
J.eKso'i -Joiiu iu.,,
Mll'ltiuhl -Jji.pn k Vtal.iiHItt r.t.rli!,,
tl,
usi'ii- Jteoh Enwtutr,
N'tili.'i'l -Ite.T.'e (l.ijlt, A 11 lYtlcA
te i3i ii Abraham .hif tpptaltittr.
rin Jolci K Kimi.r.
hoirincrc.k- .Wnthn llitl.sftk.
Buvar oaf r,,iuuii r'hulu.
aUouit.i'Jr. Aierch .0. its'.4
Sin.
L.
FRANKLIN
1 Julia A. Cromley 1
PISHINGCKKEK
1 1 Willinm Psrka j
2 Tho Hurtinsn cr' Mothar
ni'3MLOnK
6 Jeskwijli o )-t
Mt. PLEASANT
I 56
P. Q.
H 53
1 33
3 1
250
50
i
212
CO
3
15
65
113
Ilfl J icnb Johnson
Sfl Robert N'ison Frt
OKANGE
Grnrge Kline Est
Do Ho
Do Do
J R Morris
PINE
1 Lot Sylvester P H'-nth I
' DANIEL MellENRY,
lia,urcr i,J ( ol, co
Office,
s
74
08
0(1 1
70
tkavkkse juuoif mx
Plooia Ramurl Jecoby,
lltater - Joh.i Host.. Ilsaltl ttsrtn.
'itsut.m ,u tubus. tU4R.I a,el.ar. Akj.'n
in..,
H.oty l).o,i,
I "nr.untj, .,,,.,, ,,
ma iv.iv, ' '''" J.rt rtMw
Cr.,Li.i..iJ Jatt ,.
H?i,i.-..H ).Tij ivi,,
Jans in. j tram D.i.r.
i.ociltl- J.Hi., llei mt,
N.Uin -Ji tin
fc, JfJ" c.,.. , r..lhN, W4
Montnair .M.-f.i .
. ,n. "'' t.M.f.
'mi IViin.m filt
rr ! ,,S ""'-"' M.a.t.. Ai.asrs 1
1'4
55
177
00
1
B 2S
1 Of!
I 30
6 34
21
33
28
100
50
54
15 30
10 30
10 30
5 03
4 47
0 21
8 Ol
1 43
1 18
0 71
32 35
0 71
43 i .
14 ot) PUBLIC NOTICE FOK LICENSES
11 45 SSB"'
15 in M pcrtnnin'?. ' ,ni A'f ,Ln:. ."V, .' ."f wlurl,
efnrlh"rounlvnrr,I...V.. ...:.:c.'."n'1 'J"" 1 l"n
"esiay, 4th day of May neit
n, Applicants.
ui
"'"'ifl K.r.a : tut
'?!! . r t r -. .-
i.
Troasurrr's
Btoonnburf,, April 7, IS04
. r Jiup vi lll.r.tttt . V. .all., tt-i .
-rs. h "i "JrVT
"r.,'l,e'""f"r "'V....,,,., ....
4 llh He Vunn. ..... ... .
a l-ouisa ...,, ,"h
ba, tl 1
-irt of John I'uher, 3100
I tnfl..
IB. AeoouutVilJiani Driesbaoh cUar. I iHo
dial. ofCI,rUtia...B4ral,nd Low!.. ,?. "m. 'il)0
urenormo said am by hi, irjt ,vifu; 1 i J-J00
10. LHtn aciloKPutor lint, adminis
tritnr nf Aim,. U.. nfn.. s-miisio
.i, KV
20. I'irst intlof Willinm N.MI...
21, Account iniol Stino, Exeoutor of
fMecd.6"" l,!iJ0"'"hlp. folumbi. eoun.
22, Aoeountpeyfis Yetter, Trustee I
appointed by th, a Court nf Columbia eountr.tn I
-ii iu rtii iiisiei Htsni
FKBBZK,
X'ejit.er,
ltiir
lilies Bran
Daniel Rceao
Mory Ruston
Charlotto Huston
Johu Roynolds
MIFFLIN.
70 Jacob Borabov
nonn u, tiettler
Jacob Longaberger
John Michael
Peter Miller
George Nungester
Rosanna Wall
Joshua Zimmerman
MAINE.
40 !Uyd & ftn
a CO .reDzn D Mendcnhall,
0 00 'lvcr A Jaooby,
8 SO ?hnJ'"00&.
8 33 " Room,
8 8(, Silas Dodfon,
g 48 John J Stiles,
2 04 nmael MoIIenryi
: Franklin L Shuman,
Charles P Mann,
? ?s jvps;bborgftnbure4r'
'l 89 JohnlGrover,
3 22 Samuel Knsienbader
Jacob D Kistler,
30 20 Richard Harr,
2 35 1 Alexander W L3Vfr
33 25 Reuben Waser,
6 05 e"j McIIenry,
1 25 h UnanL'st,
3 18 1 i.V A Kline,
j Joseph F Long,
i a I1;0!10 Ira'-tman,
1 ?Jhn Ll.ur..
J hu,w'B Thiol.
' Jhua Womer,
JrjMwno Rhode.,
11 J? ',To 1,1 A Shunun,
ol sf ' ?bn Kcller'
Si 81 E Connne
22 03!'Pi.. V
i,nu,-,vil ne crnnle.! .in lv..i
-I 3 o'clock, p. ni.
Totv nllipi.
Rlore Bloom
Tavern "
ii
11
ti
Benton
11
11
.'
1
11
ii
Beavsr
11
11
B-rwick
Center
'Cattavriasa
" 11
" it
" Cony'n
1 .1
6 Jacob ll.rii.,t I' lr Jr.'.,",
1 l.eori;- lloeh.
,..!.....-.. " ' ri.
t v LV, "r"vn:r,.,.
nOr'sTn,!';""'"'
h "vM,',;,,' thr " ',(,;r' fv""fa
fine ei himl Dir'rtor. ..aim
S eSw n&,1?lVl,.1f"'b:', " "'
W II F llei !, .f tl r .' " " "erith e al.
I'eiteri-h, l"'Hi kosn rs C:r'r
CS Jtint. I. Unnn t. ... , ,, , .
Mrotk e, ' "'J' fni, ti tt.
ni'liplJi-lt.fl.hT.WIIlMm Lou.
Bl.T.a.Ta.V. S C,";.rV-U.w7
ei.oa,urIl MarIl SBt lti; J
RECEIPT3 poa'Rca, '
TO TUB
COLUMBIA DEMOCFl
-:oi-
Tho Wl-wlng laments havo bee, ,
t" tlio lohimbia D'int,,,i -c.. ,
fl. .1. . u,ucc, i
I tl liainil Hny.te'f.
Inn. IVm. I lwe,
ililim Kmik
r. .1:. u.iler.
J'hn MiriDwy,
Jo.er h II l.elhr
'Je"'u"' "rit'bh,
Kst (i A Wetrh
iiionin 01 Alan; 1 lsrn .
nil
,.-imu,',, vwcm ,,i ..,
.trn Bnydrr. I.slt apeoCanr n.-i.. n.,. ...
M .Siniiifl. .,.; . ' 7 '.:
Fuhuir'croek .'lKnr,,' ' "'".
, :.h,"'0" Thomal,
" K'aurCirlon.
"GreennoodjilooV,,',',
" i-J,?',''in ""ni.-i,
JmiocK ' lm. i.ouieiilitres
I tin T
00 ,,.1 , """ iioneB,
n n in i;.i
22 na 7r . ' V",U
I UIIIIUI,
4
7
34
20
176
0
47
03
10
Samuel Everett.
Jacob Good,
Alexander HnoU..
... o , r .-""
87 William Long
1' 30 d D Marohbank
4 83 Daniel L Everhart.
OOj John Reeoe,
s 55
:;;pi.Jnn.Rlvo
' -';J. h'l Alen,
T ...W1"1"'114 Aten.
r.y,'" "nyiler vl2n,
I - A iron ll,.,neuvr.
I !.""" Salmon.
I'.',lteu.. i:Pt.Ani
, ii'h" '. IV,M1"
i i'.t. N lavage,
3 0.;5Ali,asCou,,'r;
v . ... ;: . "wii, f ull!.
IVlinam ii:,, :,?,' i"' vi M'tVoslev .
. ""Bin feJ Heeder, n., I giufXV'.K '
c ontour p.r81-uBB ftnirh , ?Jifrb
' Pleasant ;"ii Uambirh ? J2 , ' .'.
Vornfteld. a illo ivl iT,"'' E'1
f)llfin!.r...
Locmt : ,';. f''P ubTgcr,
,l Jot-ph ttieer.
11 I John A. Hhuuian,
J-PI. J. K. Jameion,
II Isaac lv,,.,
Maine' iE'
11 Cst.oi fiu t!,vau
Mifflin
Orange 1
(t John lloilman b aVsV'1 'I"'. S
" IV u""Y" B 0liAlein,l. i
? 0PAeander lir..
v,i.,lin ' ,'
t.
IT .
1 - I- 1
i rut "twins , I
oc liai
I ll I- .. v II
i it iiarbein. U.n . t
1 !
JESSE.0OLEMAN,
11 l Kit flf Al tir, ;
"H. Creek &
" Root "i.
" t. 1 r Voih,i-.... .
If lnul liberal su n ".," 'V.STJf "rilislly for their '"
" l'lho.owl1oi.romnnC,,0''.(llOM"u Oshvk.i .
H li 'hi meant of
increasing butl es. in 7J ' ,oc ",n our "
ara oqr real Wend.' ! -,.,.neero '""t "l'" '
ryf. Ua. Wo hsvc m.nv l.i.n. "L " ' '
II
enmiburjr, April 0, 164, ,