The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
4th Of July.

accompanied by the discharge of field
belonging to the company.
BY II. Webb-The Volunteer Corn,
A foe to tyrans-The friend of freeman
BY NJ Rissel-Washington, the fa,bor
of his country, and VOLUNTEER in tha
cause of fleedom--a bright example for
us 10 initiate. ''
BY VIM. Kelly-The BloomsburO Ar,il.
lery--when our country calls let it obev--
and discharge something more than powder
BY E. Armstrong-4th of July-All hail
thee as the day that gave birth to the Gee.
est nation on earth.
By Geo. L. |. Panter-The Bloomsbpro,
Ladies Fair-May the managers receive Ibs
reward, which they so justly merit,--tbo
encouragement and applause of all.
By M. Weaver-The Ladies of Blooms.
burg-Always foremost in the cause of bu.
manlty-Nlay they add lusre to their other
virtues, by distinguishing their patriotic
zeal IN presenting the flag Of their nation 10
the Blomsburg Artillery.
BY E. Barton--Tbe members of the
Bloomsburg Fair-The fajre8t Of the fair
May their fare always equal the fair
they are now furnishing US.
BY G.. Beets-The Ladies Fair now be-.
ing held in this villago-Mav this compa.
ny shew their galIantry by giving them a
call.
By S. Slater May the Ladies of Blooms
burg retain the same spirit of enterprise.
that has produced the fair, until the Blooms.
burg Artillery shall be furnished with the
glorious flag of their country.
BY B. Rupert--When the tocsin of war
is sounded, may every member of the Ar
tillery company be ready to fill his station.
BY w. S. Stouler-The Bloomsbury Ar.
tillery--may they be ever ready to stand
by the side Of their common country,
when her liberty is in danger.
BY G. Brown-The young Ladies, pret-
ty souls,-Althogh not admitted members
Of our military companies, yet we hope all
will soon be 00tUnteer members, Of our do
mestic associations.
BY ]. G. Poner--May the Ladies of
Catawissa and vicinity unite in peace, in
remembrance of virtue, liberty and Inde-
pendence.
By S. Hagenbuch-May the Bloomsburg
Artillery be as brave as the patriots who
fought IN defence OF our country.
By S. Wells-The Bloomsburg Artillery
May their characters, behaviour, and ar
mour so shine, that their enemies may fall
at first sight.
BY VIM. Stoufer-The citizens of
Biooms6nrg and vicinity-may they ever
be united in their social meetings upon prin-
crples of true democracy.
BY A. Ritter-4,h of July '76 the birth
day OF our nation, millions yet unborn
shall hail the day with enthusiasm.
By L. Measel-The Bloomsburg Artille-
ry--May its march be onward.
BY J. w. Bomboy-The Bloomsbury
Artillery-May its members never dlshonor
its breast plate.
By G. Lehr-Life, Liberty and Indepen-
dence, pretty girls and plenty.
By j. Birchfeld-A1ay the Bloomsburg
Artillery never back, when it comes 10 the
test.
BY w. Washington, Green,
Putnam and the host of volunteers of the
Reyolution--Although the most of them
have 'gone TO that bourne from whence no
traveller returns," yet their memories will
never be eflaced from the hearts of their
countrymen.
BY G. Observation-Disclosures
born subject of foreign king, yet he was
one Of The noblest Of the U0iuateers in our
Revolutionary the members of the
bloomsbnrg Artillery, like him, fly to the
assistance of the oppressed.
BY j. Moyer-FelIow Solders-May
we every remember General jackson tho
Hero OF New Orleans.
BY B. II. CIymer-May we never for
get for what our fathers fought, as long as
freedom has a resting place.
BY J. Long-The heroes of '76-May
they ever be bright in the remembrance of
their postorty, who now enjoy the fruits of
their patriotic trials and suherings.
BY l.. Moyer-The Bloomsburg ArtilIe-
ry-Long may its flag 'waye DER the land
of the free and the home of the brave"
BY u. Ruggles-May the same spirit of
harmony continue TO exist among US, that
filled the hearts of the worthy signers of
the declaration of Independence.
BY S. Hartman-H. Webb, NJ. Rissel &
w. Kelly, the officers of this company,
may they never fail to do their duty.
BY VIM. Beers-Col. Daniel Fulmer,-
Our Rriuo,la A o.