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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
HAVING TOOLS FOR 1910!

HAFING TOOLS FOR 1910!
RAfLiES e. GOSS aIo now enabled TO offer
- Farmers good assortment OF Hayiag Tools.
consisting OF Warner, Rixiord, Dudley, and Eb's
and Reddinglon's SCYTHES; Dewey & Kellogv
and Bakers Patent SNATHS. 90
Com; and c. s. Pitch Forks; sCYTHE
STONES, sc. sc.
June IS, 1910. IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
NOTICE.

Is hereby given thu the 5h of March la.t
lav. my Wales y. Carleton his tue with ,brr
:, 10 act for himself sud FROM that date claim Of
his cnrn 90, ond shall pnv nj his debts
MDuipcIcr July ii, 1910.
JOHN CARTETCE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
NOTICE.,

III become the unpleasant duty Of The Subscribers
4 to say 10 all lnd'bird TO them, (nf mare than one
years standing that the same MUST nc paid iIh.
ont d lay. D. not trouble the officer 10 cal Good
Clean FLEECE WOOL received on debts or in ex-
chGnge tor goods.
WALBRlDGE, PIERCE g. co.
EasI Calsis. June 3nih. $40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
A C CHADWICK, ! Secreia-
GEO. Is. MANSER, { ries.
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The friends Of Harrison in the 9Th Consressi0n-
al District met at Danvle the 10Th inst. in great
numbers every seat, above aud below, OF the
large Congregational iaee,ng House appeared to
he filled. The House, it is said, will hold nearly
one thousand. The delegates were cheerful in
view of the bright prospects before them deter
Named and firm resolved to win, on at least de.
serve Il victory. The Speeches Of Messrs Far
banks, Uphain, and Bell, were ioreible and elo-
quent aud well received 1t should he remarked,
lllat Mr. Upham declined the nomination.
Let every friend efRelorm ia the 9Th District
buckle on his arsaor, aud do all ia his power 10
redeem the district from the lliraldom of Van Blu
reaisrn. Let us have man for Congress who
will labor tor the niercst Of the people; not such
as we have, oae who does nothing for them.
| Aztec the adjouranent in u,e forenoon, the Con-
vcnon formed ia procession uaier the direction
OF Gen 5. Is. Flint, and proceedt TO the residence
of Mr. Vail, TO with ess the presentation of flag
by tho ladies' to the Wigs OF DanvilIe. @. H.
Chandler, Esq. in behalf Of the ladies' nccoInIa
MED the presentation with short hut pertinent
speech, aud Oh receiving il, Charles Davis Esq
Ina'lea very appropriate reply. To close, hun
dreds OF voices Joined in three hearty cheers
for The patriotic ladies Of Danville. Caiedonian
"BRlTiSH WING INSIGNIA.
The Wings held a strict lIurty celebration on
Saturday last, and we learn That tie British flag
was raised Mt mast head $50 termed aud the mer,
lcan nag al az; wax, ahd 'h"s remained Through
the day; mathematical probably, of llieir prnci
pies and attachments. "-!star.
The above is from the NORTH Star Of the ith
inst and is like most Of the stories in the Van Blu
rem papers respecting the Wings UNANIMOUSLY
mise. The Wings on The 4th at Lyndon raised a
liberty pole TO which, about fifty feet from the
ground, was attached he American flag, with the
name OF Harrison and the American Eagle upon
II and at the top of ii was red streamer or pen.
nnnl' WIN me inscription of Od TIP the pole &
PagS P'ec'SetP m imttation Of The main mast of The
American ship Constitution, iehen in conflict ,cah
NE BritiSt ship Jaua, in the last ,sar IL was conf
cd rom representation Of the ship when in hattie
and just like all men of war Was this a British
Wing lnsigna ?? Cdledonian
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

MORE CHEAP COTTON GOODS ihis DAY
u r'ce''ed at Lansdon aud Wr-hrs.
ia 10, lS4u. co
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DEATHS.

In Fay-ion, on The 30Ih Jnn., Mrs. Susa Marble,
aged 81. Printers in Illinois. Michigan and New
Halnp shire rcQnrs ID Sc.
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w OIL.
ANdDON {. WRIGHT viii pay CASH for
~ lew hundred pounds Of good clean fleece
WOOL, il delivered at their each store
June o. 1870
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

get calico dress Of eight yards far A cents? A
Broad Cloth coat for STA or seven yards shrling
Tor 3s l2 and many other goods a, similar rates.
To y" had nj STORRS s LANGDONS.
july 2d, 1870
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s YEARS,

EARS.
NLOTH DRESSING at the works Of A. Blake.
" Esq. at Middlrsex, and the work done 10 the
Satisfaction ofevery reasonable man, NJ no pay.
SAMUEL. liOTT.
Mil1lesex, June 3Oih, $40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

WANTED. good workman a, eardin,
w and cloth dressing OF dying, as soon as may be-,
20 "no" sood encouragement will be given. En.
qure of A, W. Wilder, II. N. BayGes ar c. w:
etorrs' June "a. SO 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

CHEAP COTTON GOODS.
CTORRS g. LANGDONS have ins opened n In,
- of Sheelings and Shlrngs and Bed Tickines. AT
loss prices than ever.
June 22d. Inn. DAD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

NR. MARTIN, keeps at hi, Inlrmary in Mont.
~ pelicr, constantly on hand al such medicines as
The most reasonable prices Among them the
folio" lngi vz Lobelia various preparations o Cay
enne Extra Be.; Bsyborry first quality Bir"rs Of
various kinds Composition Powders Nervine !;
Syrup Tor Dysenery, and others for disease in va
rely OF forms and stages Rheumatic Liniment ;
Hot Drops SC. &c. sc. 42 en-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

DUBLIC NoTICE.--Thc subscriber would
give public notice that his Manuiaeturino Es
abIshmt ne Is IN complete operation Tor nianufactur.
ing Woolen Cashmere, and would saw 10 ali those
who are wanting their wool manufactured on shares
or by the yard would dowel TO call and examine the
quality of goods making; the terms will cores.
pond with other Manufactures, and shall ain 10 SUI
peIsede them in quality,
NATHL. DAVIS.
NORM M ontpelcr, June 3, 1910, 81
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NASH FOR WOOL. Siorrs & Lan.don Will
~ receive wool on debts, or for goods, or cash If
preferred. July
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CHEAP SUGAR.

NHEAP PRINTS.-SlOrs x Lansdon. will
~ open This morning cases oil prints, which will
he offered at very low prices. Pedlars can he Sun.
piled by the piece. Jnns * o.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-10-07
81 a Cb rtd) t.

Gcrtbampton Sanf, Sunp "a 1910.
Stntcmalcn Der Sreibrief Der 0icrtbamps
on Sauf, erriftet III Der Staot 9IDentaut,
Qestbm Storihamptcn) in 9eda @auntp, i'm
Staat penhIlpauien, nit cinem autcriirten
Capital bon sI25,OO0, pon peldbem 124, ,6s5
3baler ciuae3ahlt iIne, bis I'M Sabre uniers
Serrn 1S43 sa @nce geben miro,
DeSbdlb
Birb Gahridt hermit gc9eter ;nfolge
Der Contribution uuo ben @elesen Der 9es
pntIif Ucn peunIlpanien bas Der prefIs
bent uno Directors erfagter Sanf gSillens
iInc bic nddite @ieisBgcbun9 erIaeter 9tes
pEblif gu erluhen, ben erIagten Sreibrief
Su erweitcrn, uno ben CAPITALIZED erld9ter
Sanf bon s125,00O su welder CT jest bes
red,ti9t, auf s250,00 5u erpettern. @s
ipiro peoer an Dem Gameu, 2itel ceer ea'
sc Der Sauf cine 9bdnoeruug perlaugt.
9luf Sefcbl Der @oarb Der Dircftcrs.
Spbn Slice, Caster.
SulD 1. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-10-07
8erbeiierte tra9bare
% ferpe- & raft.
0relbs sOlaihine Gorni6dler nno
6(eesUeiihle.
Z. 3. 8nrafs 9Datent.

K. .. . q | o % te I.
Gertllnterfd,riebene III banfbar fur bic 70
groBmiithiae llnterffiiBnng, fpelde mail ibni
bis oaber bat ;ufcmmen laffen, uno benad,s
rid,tigt ieine Srelmbe unb oaS publfum i'm
2llgemcinen, baB er fcrtfdbrt obenbenamte
beriibmte Oreihmafhinen III Der Stabt 9lls
lentaun 81 perferti9en, unb ;rpar in Der c5as
mesitra6e, I'M eriten 8iered ben Soa9eubuds
@irtbshaus.
Der mobl befannte @ebraud,, Inn Drefd,s
maffineu bon uuterfhieoliden 9lrtcn angus
empfeblen, lit 70 a19emein, uuo cbne eini9es
Seroienif, bae eS Die Sdiflihfeit nidbt er,
laubt, fcrner mebr ;u fasen, oas Die beifpiels
lcfe 9iadfra9e mad, pbenbenamte Wafd)ine
hinlinslid, fur oe1en @iiite ipriobt @s it
nidt sin ncuer ooer unperiudtcr SlrtifeI, CT
bat ben Scrsu9 Dor ale anoere felt mebr
benn feds Sabren bat biele Wafdline mebres
re Saulenoe III ben Sereinigten Staaten ges
oent in Dem @ebraud unterldieblidDe Sriids
te III erelhen, II. {. 10. Mand)e bon linen
baben fiinf3ebn bis stpansig taufeno Suihel
SSrudlt bamit 9eoroidlen, uno bic Naihine
arbeitet jeBt nod gut. llnb mad, eincm aufs
rid,tigen uno 9rilnoliden Seriih bat man
angcnrmmen baB fIe Die beIfe bis jcet erfuns
bene Wd1dine Der 9lrt Iei.
Gin Sprrath 1T INNER gum Serfauf ocrs
rdtbig aus Den beifen Natcrialien perferti9t
uuo bon gutter llrbeit 9IlIeu SelfeGun9en
fol- 9ebOrige uno piirftlifen 9lufmertlanfeit
9eidlenft nnc jecem &dufer @enu9tbuun9 ses
9cben ipcroeu.
6. &irfpatrit.
Ism. 9i id fe der, sl9ent !
III 9Iaentaun.
~ Der Sdpp an 9icmi9s WiitGe, ehentals
betrieben ourd, SelIe @aprcn unb SO. une
Iettbin turf SbenbcmeleetenL bat aufge'
hort une ipirc nun einSiS an pb9rmcIeeter
StelIe betrieber.
2IQentalln, Sept. 16. Itq-3Wtt
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6 dDO, OdeO IarS
Saltbcl5 llnD SrettW.
Soofnan llno 9Seber

|s'N -~SNANt
Seuadrihti9en ibre Sreunrc lnc ein acs
chrtes 'pnblifum, odB Ie ans Webcr's alien
Staucplas ole erlfe SeroDdro oberhalb oas
9snbuh's BirthSbaufe, einen grcesu 8crs
rath non Sauhrl; uno 8rettrr uuterihicoli'
chsr Scrten ein9elr9t baben, rpcrnnter ild,
beffnosn
Seitr Sorten Gelb unS @eBpcint Slers
bcroS, Sirlhenbprbs unb planfen, pdnncI
Srrbs, @elbs'peint, Scdntlings, pappelus
8carbs unc planfen; SNemlcfs Scentlin9s,
Sparrcn, Salfen, jebe Srrte Sretter, 8aus
bcls Vfciien, 2attsn unp ale Sorten Sd)ins
oeln, Maurers2atten, &c.
Sie perben immer emen beftinoigcn Gprs
rath cbiger 9lrtidel auf Soanb baben, nrmit
9ente aus Dem eanpe i'll ben niebri9ffen preis
fen perleben ipereen fOnnsn.
Dnnfbar fir has ibnen prr esm purlifum
9eihcntte 9ertrauen, bcfen iIc cnrd1 billiqe
preile uno fthnclle Scbienur9 bic 5luneihaft
uno fcrnrre 0rpp9enbcit eefelben hanerhaft
Sll MAIDEN.
aRai l3. i,q-9W
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2(Qentauter Gt(engie6eret.

Die llntcrSeidlneten habtn ilh nun 9eh6s
rig cingcrIhtet, um ale gcIfeQunqen in &jues
drtcitcn fir MilbliSerfe, Waldlienereien ie
gu bcinr9en lmb pa ile nit ben n6thi9en Nrebs
bdnfen ocrichen iIno, 70 fOnnen fie Gusartsis
ten auf Die bette 9lrt breben inb ausfertigsH.
Wnblmdder uno anoere iIno einaelaoen,
in Der sIlIentauner @ieBerei einsulpred1eu,
Ole frilhrr pcu jeerrn S ofe , b 6. eager
gefnhrt wuroe, ppielbit ne cine 9rcBe 8crs
ihieoenheit bon Wiltitern beleben f0nnen,
wprunter G6 alle Die neueiten uno befen
@inridtnn9rn fur MnhlSeIcbirr befaoen.
@benfalIs haben lIe 81 perfdufer Gnsarz
beiten fur pfereefraft, SfensGarreM Maid,ie
nen, Nd9enbudbIen, Observation-Disclosures, &c.
gSreeborn, Dreblf llnb Grau6.
9llentduu, MdrS Is. 800
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-10-07
s5olitrll (fhet pQ!
9elpi5 q. 8uGlep's Srcidbnlaitbineu
0e0en Eie 9sSelt

9elpi5 q. 8uGlep's SrcitbmaiWinen
9e9en bie 9Selt!
Der llntcrSsidynste matl,t rem Sauern orn
9rrthamptcu, eedba mo Serfs Gauniirs be-
faunt, ras er fortfdhrt Orelhmafchtnen ;u
Oerfertaen iine ltetS eiucH &prrath oerielbcn
auf S.anc bar, bic aus benz tcifen Strfe, u.
anf bic brii m09Iidlte Weiie 9cmodf nnp nit
ieecrucn 9ifmen perlehen iIno. Seit fer leg
tcn sehu Sdhreit bat CT bic Sabri3iernn9 pcn
Oreldlniaithiileu in @aiirn auf eute auSges
crhnte gBeiIc betricbeu; mdhrcno ncrfelbcu
3cit lIne eini9e SHlmpert ocrfduft iporoen NIB
CT forecrt jrorrmann ant ihm cine cin;iac iu
Iejaeli, iptlche nidht oem &dnfcr befricoigt hat.
Gr ihnicid,cIt lidl oae or nun Wiafd,inen
hat, mcldlr leidltrr laufrn, itdrfcr Grclten
unb raucrhaftrr iluo ols irsenb fine anbere
9lrt i'm 2anrc. 9Gcr iIdl fpldlc Malhine ans
fhatfen mill, pnrbe mphl thun, iIdN al ben
llnterseidneten ;u peneen, hCun CT pire lldh
bemibrn allgemeine SaiiSfacticn 81 aebsn
unp lper bic M1aid,iuer 81 pcrMdlrH mnnlht
Der frd,te nid,t uberpertheiIt IN psrten, in,
nem CT fcin Gjelb nimmt bio cie Wfaldlinf
iidl snr 3nfrieernheit erpicicr bnt.
Cas l9eitere erfraee man bel SHrn. 9ehn
GrrE @alhpirtb in SIllsntann.
geloiS u. 8ndlcn
SIn8uIf 5. nq-3lR
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9(n ras &lblifun.

Der llntsridriebenA Appbnhaft III 2laen'
taun, 9eha SauntY, &ibt nod INNER iein
picIjdbri9sS Grid,dftf
A-~v,~ NfISe 9lr5t
;aLs4 ino bietctllcm Srebrtgn publi'
1.Slen.<I. finn fprtArenb ieine Oienitr
an. @r nntsrriimmk lie Die gcip6buIiden
&raufheiteu mo 6ehlp per pferbe ndd een
belteu Methcpen 81 thnorln mo auf haS
9slhwmbsite 81 furir
Gr it bereit, peueik ke fcinc Soiilfe tenG,
thiQt lInp, III etni3rr 4rrnun9 81 ricnen.
Ia Rr nit een n6tkl Gnlfrumcnten mo
cincr 8erihieccnheit eteitcn llne nenrifen
Bidder bcrlchen lit, iiIncbenber eurdl cine
pieIjdbri9c grfabrund do llcbnna in eiciem
@rlhdft, I'D, piclc J1cInise ocrlhafft hat,
70 hrft or fetnrn sWttb bern III etciem Sad
nod immer niltIih pIn.
@r niro 0Drscit btnIn Irincn Srrecrltns
ern flr frine Walbc II 4 pic bcntthi9trn 9lrss
nciuiittel iein.
Prge Seiurih.
@r prrmcilct onf ID 4ncC SNcrrcn, eeren
pfcrcc CT ir;ilidl behdf flt bat;
SRcbert 9. 8rown cb Grr!mau, Char
les @eclmau, 9Giaias sfbrIman, Schn Q.
Giibcns, Giq. Sohn Itcr, GjccrNc Stelns
teracr, Sclcpb Srrantt Cariel @cclmdu,
Schn 9irprl, cphn Jbht G(q. Nathau
Grcld,er, cSacob 9.
Septcmbtr 8. rq-im
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-10-07
osateelll kAteen.

Ter bcdntc Warfnr piro pom Srm Tins
ter,c,dineteu fur ciiIe s Rtitdt 9Sasen bes
sablt, au irinem Strbh hlfe in 9lucntnnn.
rocr an Gtaeiah gacdA unb Sseimbadl's
WiubIen an Der tleineHt thn.
err gicrn.
SllIcnta:m. Scpf. so ila--3m
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SreirilIi9er
Commit -Qanbtpat.

Gin Die Grtplbler BON gecba GallntD.
MitbIrae. Der llnterSeitnete 9ldHbt
fteh fdbis, Die NIT bem @pntieioners9Imt ser'
bunrensn pAhtcn aIs practIfer Nancpers
fer geborig per,palten st fonrn. SIM Sal
isiner Grwiblung pcripridbt CT aacn Sleie
an;uwsupsn, bamit bas Sntcrees bcs @aun'
tics tef6rbert ipcroe, uue or 9lautt NIT 9iedlt
duf Cure Stinlmen slnpruh matcn ju fpns
nen.
Sacob Gplpcr.
9lllcntaun, Scpt. 16. nq-bB
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StDl)r.

.fEse Alttpkt-S)lpUt.
Der llnterfdriebene batin feiuem &leibers
Stcbr, IN Der S,anIiltpn Giraffe, sfpifdlen
Slumers Bmhffobr ritb benz Wearfts@ered,
Scas Soutifphr geseniber, cine pcllifdnbiae
sluspabl bon feinen if
Siiderft rno gaferniers,
aller srten, uno cine oclifdnbise slnspabf
bon
GDntnlers@Itern,
rpie aud Gin ausseoenter 9crratb BON
Terti9en Sleioun9sffiifen
bic unter iciner eigenen slufitdt gut uno ban,
erbaft 9eniadt ftnb.
@r labst bas publifum elm ansurnfen, fei,
ne slrtidel su beleben mb fir 1id, felbit su urs
tbeilen, benn er it ilber,euat, eae er cSeeers
mann sur 3nfricbenheit su beoieuen i'm Stans
be lit.
9lud, bat er enen 8crrtb bon Stpdfs,
joenbefra9en, Soemoen une ieiSene Giid,er
su perfaufen, Die aus 9Imerfanifder Seibe
gemaht ippreen iInb.
sGP@r bat fceben bic OieuDprfer unb phis
laoelpbiaer & dfd1e II tmpfangen unc eiee
jenigen, pelde pafitr unterlhrieben baben,
belieben iclde abSubclen.
0PS a y esUi Ben fir Sdnciber fInb
INNER bel ibm IN baben.
SameS Sanction.
Iuentauit sUfaD b. rq-lS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

WelleriSms.-" I'm ruined" as the old
woman said when her house was on fire
but it's cold night, and Imay as CeH
aOarm myself"
"Well this beats me OUT" as the rye
said when the fellow hammered it over the
head with the fail.
"oh, Nanny, wilt thou gang wi me, :"
as the fellow said when he was irving 10
steal the goat.
81 won't take stump" as the girl said
when she was asked TO marry short man.
"Who steals my purse steals trash" as
the chap said ven he filed his wallet with
shinplasters.
Those dear eyes Of thine" as the old
gentleman said ven he bought his wife a
pair Of the dollar specs.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT.
TERMS

The COLUlNBI.A DEMOCRAT ,oiN be
published eUery Saturday morning, at
TWO DOLL.4RS per AMMAN, payable
half yearly IN adUance, or ItCo Dollars
Ffty Cents, If not paid sOithin the gear.
No subscription ,OiH be taken for a shorter
period than sac months; nor any discon-
tinWance permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
HDYERTTSEALEN NT.S not erceeding a
square WiN be conspicuously inserted at
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and Twenty-Five cents for eUery subse-
quent Insertion. hJRA liberal discount
made to those aOho advertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, mast
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.

During the sitting ofthe Democratic Ma
tonsl Convention at Baltimore, there oc-
Cured an incident which is described By all
who witnessed it az a most thrilling occur
renee. General Carroll, the venerable COM
patriot in arms Of the oil hero of the Her
mitage, presided over the deliberations of
the convention. His scared forehead, and
the yet painful effects of his services in ths
field, added TO his grey head, and the recol-
lection of his unspotted political character,
made him the observed of all Observers
1t happened that the Hon. Tighlman A.
Howard, the Democratic candidate for Co
vernon of Indiana, delegate from that
State, was called upon to address the con-
venGon, which he did in that peculiar and
eloquent style which renders him so pow
erlul in debate, and so popular "on the
stump"
"This certificate general;" he said refer
ring to the Hero of the British Wings
"who was obliged to get his men to certify
that he did not run from the battlefield, is
now the candidate Of Federalism. | will
point you to a soldier, Mr.. President. |
can see him now in his impetuous YOUTH
with firm step, and devoted enthusiasm, fol-
lowing the great Jackson through the 1ndI-
an wars-mingling with him in the bloody
fields of Enuecklaw, of Talidiga,and Of tho
Horseshoe, driving the red fiend: from their
hiding places, defeating them on their own
ground, and taking their prisoners in their
own towns, ! can see him again, now adj
vanced TO mature manhood, leading a rcgi-
ment of Tennessee militia, on the far-far
and immemorial field Of New Orear
the legions Of Great Britain ia
back upon each other lie ,,s..-%R Rhes
'"shiy rolled
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

HARRISON MELoDY.-The following pal
ody is from the Boston Post:
When desperate Whiggies stoop to folly,
And find, too late, "Old Tips no CO."
What charm can soothe their melancholy
What art can mollify woe
The only art TO save from ruin,
To hide the shame Of all their clan,
Is to denounce their former doing,
And join the friends of Martin Van.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
Your HEART Is MusIcAL-Box, DEAREST.

Your HEART Is A MUsIcAL-Box, DEAREST.
Your heart is musical-box, dearest!
With exquisite tones at command,
OF melody sweetest and clearest,
If tried by delicate hand;
But its workmanship, love, is so fine,
AT single rude touch it would break:
Then oh be the magic key mine,
Its fairy-like whispers to wake!
And there's one little tune i. can play,
That fancy all others above
You learned it of Cupid one day
1t begins with and ends with f" | love !''
81 love -
1t begins with and ends with 81 love -
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

Speaking Crammar'-" Well, Miss"
said knight of the birch rod, can you
decline kiss! Yes, sir" said the girl,
dropping perplexed courtesy, II can
but hate to, most plaguily."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

.frt.-Art is not the bread, but it is the
wine of life. TO reject it for the sake of
utility, is to act like Domitian, who ordered
all the vines in the empire to be pulled up,
to promote agriculture.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
POETRY.
From the Philadelphia Saturday Chronicle.
THE SO.N'G OF TIE SEASON:

From the Philadelphia Saturday Chronicle.
TIE sO.N'G OF TIE SEASON:
BY WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE.
We love the Spring, for all the bloom
And fragrance which its glowing hours
Shed Ger the cradle Of the tomb,-
1t glorious heritage of flowers;
For light, and air, and sounds that play,
In mingling dance round,-above;
The radiance of the early day,
The presence Of its soul Of love.
And when the Summers breast receives
In soft repose, Spring, virgin form,
What sweetness Nature round her breaths;
Morn's light, or evenings rainbow storm!
The fields with beauty then are white;
The ripening corn waves in the breeze;
And andward, in the Silly night,
Come the cool wind shat fan the seas.
: The Autumn with its golden crown,
And dover Of heaped g. countless sheaves,
, Lays at mans feet his treasures down,
TO sigh amid the painted leaves;
His song is eloquent and low
He hastes to die and be at rest;
And lays his aged head, in wo,
On winters lone and withered breast.
, Then Winter reigns His icy sway
UsurPs the beauty Of the year;
His heraldry, on every spray;
Is pale, and desolate, and drear;
Last scene OF all the seasons round
Where flowers, nor hopes nor verdue
bloom;
From whence there breathes that solemn
sound;
"Thou living heart, t,-beho!d thy doom!'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-11
THE DEMOCRATS REnUKE.

' ! on stoop to conquer cursed the thought
The lip shat spoke-the hand that penn'd it.
Our country never shall be bought,
Nor conquered, while we can defend it.
As braves the storm-thc mountain rock
As cIcavcs the cloud--the eagles pinion,
Wen meet expressions battle shock,
And triumph DER corruption's minion.
" You sioop to conquer!" Who are youl
That from your m9untain height descending,
Break fashions cohwcb barriers through,
And with the sons of freedom blending,
With golden bride and treacherous smile,
Sow the vile seeds of rank pollution,
And with your reptile slime deflc
The temple Of our Constitution
"You s'oGD to conquer" -sioop from what,
High pinnaces or lofty stations7
What proud prc-tminence is that,
Whence yc 8-aoaa3 to sgao nationsl
Poor nurselngs of the Federal styc,
Fed on the husks of arislocracy,
le quail IN fear beneath the eye
OF nature true and tried democracy.
Il" You stoop TO coa9uer"-whom the free
inhoTitors Of gory's banner,
Who never yet have how'd the knee,
Nor sung expressions loud hossannah--
Children of sres whose valor tore
From tyrant brows the diadcm,
And in the march of nations lore
The first proud trophy won FOR thcm!
1--WE stcop to conqucr'-lnay the name
OF him who bore that banner, linger
Forever on the roll of shame,
A mark for scorn's unmovng finger.
May they who hailed that banner when
lis dark folds TO the air were given,
Traitors alike to God and men,
From freedoms home in scorn be driven.
Back to your dens, poor dwelling fools
Born in corruption's darkest regions,
Fit only for the scrvile tools
Oftyranny's accursed legions,
The hearts of frccmen while they keep,
Watch o'erthe tights their sires bcqueathcd the
Shall blast with curses, loud and deep,
The words you've breath'd, and the lips tn
bfcath'd them. b. II.