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The Madisonian., 1840-01-23
MARY DILLON.
A Real Blessing 10 MJthers.

DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH
THIS nallibe remedy has preserved hundreds OF
children when thought past recovery from convulsons
AS soon as the Syrup rubbed the gums the child
WIZ recover Thus preparation is Innocent so effica.
cous and so pleasant, that child will refuse to let its
gums be rubbed with It, When infants are at the age OF
four months though there is appearance of teeth one
bottle OF the Syrup should be used the gums to open
the pores. Parents should never be without the Syup
IN the nursery where there young children for If
child wakes in the night with pain the gums the Syrup
immediately gives ease by opening the pores and healing
the gums; therebypfevenng convulsions, ievers, &c
AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON Washington.
@ CRUIkSHANK, Georgetown
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

facts with the still further knowiedge that
ne was eursing tlls whole domociatic party,
while he was couriing favor with the leder.
aIisis, that the resolution referred too was
deservedIy secuted out of the meetng.--
This is the man who is arrogatipg to him
self the right Of debating to the democracy
of Columbia counly--a man who is. at this
day heart and sonl with the wings, in their
opposition to the reelection of David r,
Porter, and who is now, aud has been for
year past, endeavoring TO devide and dis
tract the democratic party of this county,
that he may crafty the base feeling which
he has hugged to his bosom with as much
'euacily as he does his life-Reuenge--by
defeating the reelection of Gov. Porter
Oh what a democrat!!!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

MARRlED-By the Rev y. s. Tobias,
on the 9Th Inst. JOHN NEWHARD, to
Miss SALLY ANN EVANS, both of
Bloom township.
BY the same IN the llth Inst. Mr.. JOHN
RICHARDS of Northumberland county, to
Miss CATHARINE LILLY of Blooms
burg.
By the same m the 9th Mr.. WILL
IAN kOCHER, to Miss REBECCA
SECHLER both of Danville.
On the Goth inst by the Rev. William ].
Ever, Mr., HIRAM SMITH TO Miss RE-
BECCA HOFFM AN both of DanvilIo.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29
GREAT NATIONAL CALAMITY.

we learn by an Extra issued by The hon.
dnct. davld pelikin, dated al Danyjlle. the
24th inst. that " the hand of affection has
been Iaid heavily" upon this gtea. chaa-
P'on Of de7ocracy and disiuterested patri.
o!' and that he has endured ga week of in.
tense bodily suffering" Oh what a les.
son 10 the world is this. Called at anv
tune, IN uny country, TO view the suGerinCs
ol even the most humble Individual. is main.
iul, but when we see. in the yicissitndS and
dealings OF Provdence, one, like the great
ehIeclor, whose voice but late in the conn
cils OF great republic, was accustomed 10
" cnt of every thing" confined for a whole
week to his room, is melancholy in the ex-
irene. But we iorbear dwelling upon this
mourniniy painful subject We wish mot
10 eAci'e nation to tears, nor give unneces-
sary pain, and if we have now, led bv onr
own feelings, moved your sympathy, sun
press that heaving bosom, and dry vour cal.
ing iearS' Tor this great, good, mild, ami
aoie' honest, man. All, is not yet lost
Inc Dociori is not dead. True, he saws the
hand OF altilcnon has been "Iaid heavily
upon him" bn! it may only be the effect
OF his Wikesbarre meeting, or eating too
much corn, and his extra in,imales that he is
l&eIy torecover And if the old proverb. that
cross men are not dangerous, be true we think
ne Will yet be spared as living monument
OF some kind for the people. He promi-
sss' 9 1t II does please Providence" to per-
nit Eln 'once more to be able to aCield his
MS pen, mark the characteristic cxpres-
sion 9 TO wieid his pen," that he will take
occasion to address you frequently. On!
how cheering the prospect, alters so much al-
hIctIan, TO see the dark clouds which at first
hung SO heavily over our political horizon.
thus beginning to disperse, and the bright
prospect of the Doctors intellectual rays.
shlnng through them, TO eullghen our path,
and show us, poor bonighted democrats, the
truth IN its purity. To teach us how TO
act. When we should hold our county
meeting. "hatresoluiions we should mass.
Who we should support for office, and how
we should puff the Doctor, and every other
matter Of Important
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

Two attempts have recently been made
at highway robbery in Union county, Pa.
The first was successful, and s., 500 were
taken from the pilaged person. The seq
ond aiemPl was frustrated by the presenla.
ton o! a pistol towards the robbers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29
ss1 zs1-a4l.s ls11

Praise the Gneness Of a day when it is
ended; woman when you have become
thoroughly acquainted with her; sword
when you have proved it, A maiden when
che Is married; the ice when YOU have
crossed ~; and newspaper when you have
read and paid Tor it.
-.a-'lsssHa,A ,s q ZZ-z' -sZ.s.- z-.-Ey9
sa.5stas.,-a ,-a.--s-..s-. a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

LlILIlk5gIAEo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

thirg better TO crafty hw feelings. The
DOCTOR asserts tImt portion of the officers
were OF ne opposition This was not the
'act- as oil who know the men will testify.
The president OF the meeting, in particular
'odS warm friend Of his. His insinuations
IN regard to the character of some of the
committee, is alike unfounded.
After the announcement, of the committee
by 'he chair, public notice was given, of the
time and place Of their meetin0, and all
were invited 10 attend. No particular in
vlIaiion was given OF expected TO he given.
nor ecer is on like occasions, but all attend
ed who thought proper In committee res
oluuons were introduced by di6@eat mem
bers, adopted, and the chairman directed to
report At this junclure member renar-
het that resolution ongh. to be added in
favor of Doctor PetrkIu 6ui produced
none. The committee MoUgA oider,tisc.
and Adjourned. -sAhcr the rppor, VAS a,lop-
ted by Tho meeting, aud while notion for
The publication Of the proceedings was pen.
ding, the same gentleman, who spuke Of the
resolutions in committee, introduce, iyri-
Ten resolution handed 10 him by aaother
person and moved Us adoption. He soon
discovered, however, that it would be voted
down, and he adopted the old maxims tha.
"dlscretion is the better part of valor," and
that he who runs away, lives TO fight anoth-
day" Withdrew it. This is the history of
the resolution. And for TINS the meeting.
composed Of several hundred democrats, a
majority of whom were his immediate
neighbors, are denounced as any thing. bat
honest and honorable men. And he does
not stop here. lie anathemetiscs Gov.
Porter, the attorney general qnd one of the
canal commissioners, as if they, an hund-
red miles. distant, were the ins,ieators of
measure ndo?iod by the democracy of Co.
'nmbin county, at moments warning.
But who is this coo8;8fant, long tried,
and seGderOied democrat? Let US en-
quire. The FIRST that is knowu of him as a
political aspirsnt, was in the davs of Wm.
Findly. applying for an Office and aas dis
@ppoiated. The rext we hear of him is in
opposition TO the reelection of Gov. Find
ley, advocating the election Of Hester the
federal candidate. Hester succeeded and the
Doctor obtained an office, through the basost
Of means-by treachery and The betraying
Of confidence. lie was hired to go to Harris
burg to obtain an appointment Cor poor and
decripped friend--he luraed traitor, abused
and slandered him, and got the Office for
himself lie next supported Gregg, the
federal candidate in opposition to Shul.z,
and, as every aposlate should do, lost his
Office, upon the election Of Shutz. He
neZIt turns his attention to his own county
10 measure his popularity here. Bv trick.
cry and deception he succeeded in getting
the nomination for assembly, but was de-
ioaied by large majority, by "A volunteer
candidate. The next year the result was
he same. lie then succeeded in getting
himselCaPpoiated Post Master a. Dan.
vile
-Four years since member Of Congress
was to be elsc'cd from this district. He
was again an aspirrpt. B,t he and V,la,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29
OBITUARY,

DIED--Yesier lay Friday, in this town,
GEORGE NJ. SMITH, aged years, son
Of Mr.. Henry Smith,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

On Saturday morning last child, about
three months DID, Of George w. Decker. of
hemlock, died very suddenly. In conse-
qHenea OF the child being buried that day,
hy direction Of the Father, ard his leaving
the county the night following, suspicion
arose that all was not right. The body of
the child was taken up, an inquisilion held,
ant board of physicians, pronounced tho
existence OF poison in the stomach. Yer.
diet OF Jury accordingly, A warrant has
been issued against Decker.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

THE ESTATE OFJACOB AIL,DECEAsED.
RIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Let
~ ters Of administration on the above estate
have heen granted 10 the subscriber, residing IN
Mount Pleasant township, Columbia county,
Therefore all persons indebted to the estate of said
deceased,are requested to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims will present them.
WILLIAM. KELLER; Ad1ar.
Mount Pleasant, Aug, %, ls40.-6t
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-29

The trial Of Solomon Hover, upon Z
charge OF Killing man by the name of lsin-
h""er,at ltoarngcreek, some months since,
came on for trial, at Danvile last week..
Nerd'rt Of JnrY, manslsughirr Hover
was sentenced to2 years confinement in
the Paniientiarv.
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I.n@dseinne de III Gazette.

"a :. recesra pas deSs,uscfptson pour MONS {. !
80. .n,,es. lie psix de l'abonnsnent est DC
.- rIAsrnEs par aanoe, dout trbis payable a.
ayance ct uois au commencement dn desaie'
s&uestfe. Les y,erso,H'cs gai par uhs rt'soh
ouseiconque, iugrraiept con.e'abie 81 'isec'''.in-
,sr leur abonnsmsni, defroti' en- ""''ff ave-
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,.,ent c0usiderees cpm,ne lie rsno"tf'taHt.
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sur chscuae lies denx iatisues, jas4e'a &c q"h
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.

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ete arrtfs sur ll'habu atsSssa II Mes.
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JUN l84o. sur les PLANES, inc vAcux blas.
che ct rouge. agee d'environ 1s ans. elIe sun.
tumeur DUN cole, Poreille gaeche est coopee.
u dfte vache = un vesu = e. marquee THL
en- une MARQUEE;
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TolLE & coRDE DEMBaLLAGE.
goo pieces Tssile d'Emba.lage du Ky.
l5O soGleaux de Corde.
3OosIhs Ficelle.
"A venJstpar s.

- sousaign9 went lie rerouveIer
49, phlsicnrs de sss preparations phar.
maceutiqnes Ct chlmiques. ct a re-
cemnnent reg an Apartment de me-
s~dicaments sind p4es ct composes. choi-
So US ayec fe P4us grand soin. Parmi les
Houveanx articles - eyefn:
Divers Sells ST 05ide Metalliques. 10.
Mnsiass Z 1anmsniaqnss. Vsrairioe,
TxtraasAds pot q ds Tsrtsdtpo,: ant: e rne-
Soudf. ssiqncl r.
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de tartFr DO de fer brun,
seld ePsnn, % d. nercure noir.
do9iauber. do d'sIsenic,
SdlE 40 pot: (sel ae Niys.e d's,gent,
dookuss Saie de @apisine etc.
EXTRAITS 4 ELECTUAiREs.
Exirait De clyde. T.raxacrm.
!. do de g~en,iane, Thri5ace,
do de auina, Theriaqus.
DO de stramoaium, Dissconiium etc:
Parnsi les subs,ances simpIes - 1ouren,:
Quinquina. Rhubstbe,
Tufbiih reg: Tapiocs,
Belladona, Saffan oriental, p
1pteacasaha. scammonks,
Assafntids, Galbanum,
Campfire, Opium.
Epoages. GQmme iscauc.
Hniies damandes, Terrc d'omhre. &c.
Toutes les Teintares-Poulres, Faux dis
tiliees, Wins ct Sirops n4dicinanx, Feuilles,
Fleuss ct PhNktcs medicinalcs; Bea,,me.. rs.
'~sencrs, divers articles de Peinture ct Tsein,urc.
Huitess TsrSbenshine. vcrnis sc
UN ASSORTMENT DE sANGsUEs
Ssngsues de France........12A CT,
KY ~ ~ rn~.. A. L
do de Nanies ........37A
do Dc Hapgrie Ire a,,ai .5oaSi
3 JOURDAN.
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~. =

td&A mi, S~eiIeries, Mo,Jins . MaIs, Tn In SUI
lpefbe en- scajou. A veadrs au m4me prix qusils
50 yendraisni Oh groa ) " Nile Orleans.
A malta.
On fait DIES avzncss d'aseas sor lee oSJNts en-
consignaiion.
% mai It's.
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DECu reccma.snt Ut a vendrr. les articles sui-
~ wants: painters blanche extra pafe. ier6.
benthine, luils de lin, penmss seches, eD par.ie
dams des sses conienaas depais 10 jasau'a IS livres
chaeun, blanc d'Espagne, sangs en- paquets do
d ~ iivre.
w. MUSSELMEN.
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MoULtNsA cotton.
= MOULlNS sCoion, du c6lebrs Frasers.
- syant SO Tanss Dc seize 90 ro,,tlsaation :
seHdrs a des conditions i vantaEeusea.
J.A E.F. PHILLIPS & Co.
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VENTE REMISE.
Etat de In Louisiana. -
Cour du Troisiemc District.-RafOis-
sc Est Baton Rouge.
JON w. M~usselman,

B.s. Holmes. Thos. LtseH Il Je.rpb Penny =
f1yN veru a'nn writ d'asias Jfcyi Eacias / mi
NJ adfesse par i'honorable eour Gu 3~sSatsiccne
District, Pafnisse Ct Etat soedits, II sera sxpese
en- vcnte p~ubtique,
MARDI, 10 Sertenbrr prpstain
Ala Maishn de s,sosis, dams Ia vile d4a3aion Rjma.
&c, aux keires nrdipalrfs dssyyegtes, tons Ies
dfoiis, tires, ID t6stts q. pr6aenaieus defdefcnderrs
B. s. Holmes, Thomas Lilly Il icseph Penny,
conIoin,ement gu sai,a rSsnsut, dsra IL pouf IApro.
pr,ese ei-dees..ps ~ddrfi.es, fasnir:
Les TERKAINS No. & Ell 7. As ll.et No. ..
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nu defnierenent en- conntunaite entrs Hitky.
Scott Ct aaires: q Terrais No. 4 n~sesnrast trssis
pisds sur qasire-visgi.dix Il Terrain No. I me-
svfant cent qainze pisas suf quatre-.inei-dix pisds.
Aassi, ON TERRAIN dans Hairs Rev, n,esn-
raut treats pieds sur Ia re d. Nard. en,emb,e
asec t,utes les bAtissss u amxtiogations sur III
dis lsrrains.
Saisi pour s~atisfaise Al j~ueesnent a. e,x frais
dans ie process q adessus.
tC0nditions-Doazc. n,ois de cradit. pach~.
da;fipnnera son obligation ayec CAUTION soI;.
portans hypnthague jasqu'A parfat Placement.
mcnt. ~txcomfns IL est dit sur ie juge.9
% soui % INTER, Sheriff.
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-. DEVA I'll, AvocAT, exerrera % professi6p
dausles 3me .si 6a,e ConTs do District Judiciaire.
~ sesscl,arseFl de faire payer les billete, scQpiIse.
&c, ~ Nppprterasia plus CYANIDE tteusinnsetl I'D
plas grand soia adx affairesqui Iui seront cop6dss,
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a 6tsArrsts par N. Grnviess, ! $ miles dc
Baton huge. une vaehc tachetee ct son
Vean, marquAe dem crop ct unatvbaf 1 Poreille
droit. atttr half crop 4 foreilie gaache. stam-
pse HIP surlc Gotta ct dun r sur Ia hanchc.
Agee de { ans
% aout-79 A WALLER, Rangeur.
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PROSPECTUS
IDU COLLEGE DE BAToN-ROUGE.

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CONDUIT 4 Il Ge6Ie de- Baton
RoaSssle7 juliet 1s40.uu nesFs qsi
81 don1is y nom lIARY on SiMos
DNs/ laslls dc S pisds 5 pouces ~ d'enyi-
ont Is ans, il dit quill appsrtiept d
Major Jess Willis do Ia Nile, Orls-
ms lie Pfoprieshirs est prs ee IL retainer % -
cOnfotmanf ! Ii loi.
a juiiies-22 D. BRYAN. Geol;er.
CONDUIT M Depot do Baton
fkopee 1e l6 Aoaf ia<0; M nAxrs qai
e dMne e nom AZ PEER, .ailIe
apKZ dc 8 pieds | pouce, age d,cnviroa 90
knksns. 4 * dit apIartenir 4 N. Baptistc
Pauluie.
q spsoptielsif "a pris Dc il re,irsr en- % con-
forunsuAk q ~ ini.
a3.~osss-a 4. DR. yam, Geoner.