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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

CVuSiis alsS ~ -
or old, ought at all ni',Iiee-sons 10 The Hon.
nor suffered 20 continue any lens MI. e.. IN
Affected disease soon makes rapid strides
ehuing IA the most fatal of all dises aelv CO.
sumption. SocumeTtAy Ool
YATIYEG Gar Co. ''''""' w ''' ''A' 'A'O''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Mr. Stevison of the senate, ard Chairman
OF the Committee on Banks, on Thursday
last, reported a bill, providing for the re-
sumption of specie payments by the Banks
on the 25th of this month. 1t materially
changes the law as now applicable to the
banks it imposes many restrictions, upon
the banks, and their officers; it is made a
PenitenIiary offence for any officer Of a
bank to appropriate to his own use, or the
use ofhis friends, any money or property
of Bank, or that may be left in care Of the
bank.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Deepening FIVE miles of,canal, 1850 90
Guard lock at Hemlock creek, 1900 90
Towing path bridge across Nantl-
coke pool, $4,000 90
Lackawanna creek, 1l,700 90
Ordinary repairs, 10000 90
S25l ,S97 O0
DeductunexP balance Of apron 57,66l AZ
Balance required, $l94,235 60
The amount drawn from the treasury da-
ring the last fiscal year, for the repairs on
this division, is SlS,O0l AZ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Tne anntal election for city officers in the ci,, o.
Iaucaster took place on the 4th lnst and resulted
in the election of the entire democratic ticke, b,
an averdge majority of 400
gnaNarsrugp.--~u
The 10 gallon law Of Massachusetts, has been ,.-
pealed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Blair & Rives, of the Washington Globe, have
been elected printers to Congress.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN-1S4O.
FoR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
AND THE
CONSTITUTIONAL TREASURY.
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TIE KITCHEN CABINET.

The spoilsnen came down like the wolf on the fold
And their train-band were reylng in -gotten gold
And Bentons hoarse howl ON the gale did resound,
Like the deep deadly yell Of the blood seeming hound
Like leaves OF the forest when summer is green
In the year thirty nine their banners were
Like the leaves ofthc forest when autumn hath blown
Ia March forty-one' they lay withered and strown.
For freedoms proud bird spreads his wing the blast
And the breath Of his wrath laid them low they
passed
And the eyes of the Vanites grew deadly and chill,
And Sub Treasurers forever grew still.
And there lay sad Amos distorted and pale
With curse on his lip and his grip the mail
And there lay Calhoun with his nostril all wide
And the galvanized corpse lay stark by his side
And there lay poor Pickens and Duncan hard by
With the Globe in his hand and drop in his eye
And the kitchen silent the cabinet flown,
The cravat of the humbugger hung there alone
And the wall Of the Solutions is loud in their wo
The ioot-sep is vanished, the follower laid low,
And the popular might hath the spoer expunged
The might Of the freemen hath freemcn avenged
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THE MADISONIAN.

Ihare often risked my hfein Ae. field in defence
Of my country and shall tomorrow risk my political
lie IL fnpor Of The Union Of The Sfates."-( Vote on
the Missouri Question. GEN, HARRisoN.
do not, indeed, think IL irouid be ierong 10 make
all public officers account for any sudden increase ~
leeath.n-Gen. Harrison
hare nerer laid claim 10 any other merit than
that Of entire deroiion 10 NE cause in ,rhich re
1eere engaged and a zeal that regarded nofhfHg
erery personal Inconvenience. Gen. Harrison.
g 7 diny, therefore 10 The General Government, me
exercise Of any poieer bu hdt is expressly gren 10 il
By HE Constitution nhdt is essentially necessaryto
carry ne pocer expressly giren into c6ect General
Harrison.
/" General Harrison is The only commander in the
serrice 10 iriom a British army surrendered during
he last rar"-TIon, J. r, Underwoods letter to
Ihos. Allen.
/" The Nadisonian ,rH orerthrop The Admnistrd-
lion Globe, 1897.
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Tmcntg= Strth Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
THunspAY, July Q, 1910
CUMBERLAND ROAD.

THURSDAY, July y 1910.
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
The House being in Committee of the Whole on
me state OF the Union on the Army Appropriation
Mr.. RARIDEN, Of Indiana, offered the following
amendment, TO wit
For the continuation Of the Cumberland Road in
the States Of Ohio Indiana and Illinois, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars to be expended in each of
said States in 1910, under the direction of the War
Department, and to be subject to all the conditions
and restrictions OF former appropriations said road"
Mr. r. said, in offering this amendment for an appro
priaon for the Cumberland road he was aware that il
was not in the right latitude to commend itself to
majority Of this House its rules but in order to
secure il as favorable consideration as possible and
TO assure himself of facts which he saw controvertcd
in the newspapers of the West whether am estimate
OF this work had been submitted 10 Congress by the
President, either Of his organs this session. for
its action, though he thought he had searched all the
Dion to call upon the Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means to state whether any estimate had
been submitted by the President, or under his direc-
ton, for this work a, this session. f.
Here Mr.. JONES, the chairman, rose and said he
was surprised that the gentleman from Indiana who
he had no doubt, had ransackcd every document this
session for matter in favor ofths road should ask him
such question.
Mr.. RaRDRN replied he was not al n loss himself
but having heretofore stated and written that no es
or any of the Departments for this work. and seeing
himself fatty contradcted by newspapers in the West
he felt il due 10 himself and the country make this
call IN this public manner upon the Chairman Of the
Committee of Ways and Means who was n friend of
the Administration, and he thought answer was
due to him
Mr.. JONES the chairman, then rose, and said he
felt free TO say that such estimates had been sub
mitted 10 this House for the action of the committee
Of Ways and Means at the commencement of the ses-
sion, nor since, to his knowledge Mr. Jones there
fore opposed the amendment
Mr. RARlDEN said that was all he desired that the
information not for himself but for the friends Of
the road West II would certainly not longer be
tended by any that the Administration had not
entirely neglected and refused TO make any estimate
for the Cumberland road this year. He wished the
responsibility to be placed on the right shoulders
The CHAIR decided that the amendment of Mr. r.
was not in order, from which decision Mr. Davis of
Indiana appealed. The appeal was debated by Messrs
Davis, Rariden, Mason, T'inghast, and Profit, up
to the hour of recess when Mr. Rarden agreed to
withdraw the amendment he had offered reserying TO
himself the right to offer il at subsequent time.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-14

An lNcIpENT.-The Philadelphia STANDARD
relates singular occurrence which took place on
the fourth. An old gentleman from Indiana,
passing up Chestnut street, observed crowd
near the State House. On elbowing his way
into the midst, he discovered discussion going
on between a friend of General Harrison and
supporter of Mr.. Van Buren,. After listening a
few moments he accostcd the Van Buren, man
and inquired, odd not hear you style Gene
raj Harrison a comdrd ~ eyes," replied the
man, !" did call him a coward, and have
right so to call him, for know him well and
served under him at Fort Megs 2" !" Do you
know me ~ asked our friend from Indiana. The
man replied that he did not. " Yes said the
lndlanian, "you do-you certainly must remem-
Der Captain - of the company in which YOU
say you serred' The poor old wretch imme-
diately became pale with fear; al would not
expose you"-contnued our friend, "If had
not caught you traducing your commander, and
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To SAMUEL w. Dawes, etc.

Hon DIXON N Lcris's opinion Of Nprtin pan
Bursn" He IS pledged TO follow in the footsteps of
an Administration which has visited on the country
Proclamation, Force Bill, and an Expuncing pro
cess As long as a single remnant Of our gallant
party is to he found, such measures and such admins
nation will meet with the stropgest opposition With
party practising such outrages the Constitution
and popular liberty, can hare no common sympa
fhy, no political union
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uttering things which you know TO be false as
vour own heart Turning to the bystanders,
The Indianian continued-s Gentlemen, this
white haired old wretch belonged TO company,
commanded by me at Fort Meigs under General
Harrison he was publicly drummed out OF the
camp, after the retreat OF the British ana indians
for theft and the grossest cowardce." The Ell
feet upon the people may be easily imagined.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-14
WASHINGTON MUSEUM.

Corner Of IL and ID streets, near the City mn
he subscribers and public may be much amused ~
visit to the Museum, 10 witness the
Fancy Glass Working and Spinning, by Anton
Heidrich, well known as first rate Artst in his line
For particulars small bills
Also in addition To his former collection,
Judge Wilkcson has placed variety of curiceltlc+
from Africa in the Museum where they may be seen
from 9 A. NJ to l0P p. M
Abundance 25 cents Children and servants hall
price. jy7
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From the Cincinnati Gaz cite.
A GOOD THING.

Gen. Harrison was among the invited guests
10 the dinner given 10 Gen. Van Rensselaer,, IN
this city, on the second instant. He could not
be present, for reasons assigned. The follow
ing is his letter, declining the invitation. 1t
richly deserves the caption we have given to
this paragraph. 1t is one of those good things
which frequently fall from the pens Of Ameri-
can statesmen, and from none more than Gene
raj Harrison Good taste will relish, and correct
Judgment approve il.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
COLUMBUS. MISSISSIPPI DECEMBER 81, 1910

cry thing material that occurred IN each
State will be thankfully received. A line
addressed to me at Mrs Hewitt's Wash
lngton, by persons then in the city viii be
promptly attended to.
The subscriber, perhaps, may not be
asking too much when he hopes that the
Wing papers of the Union, generally, will
give the foregoing one insertion, and that
the principal Wing booksellers in all cities
and towns viii open subscription paper in
which the names of subscribers will be
carefully written and the exact address, as
to residence, &C., given.
| o. These subscription papers, from every
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me by private opportupityin most instan.
{ ces, and then alacays at Baltimore. Should
no private opportunity occur before the Is
of May, they will please state by teller
the number Of subscribers, and means vii
tken 10 taken to forward the work. An,
suggestions, by the true-hearted wings, t
further the utility Of the volume will b
thankfully received.
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S3OReward.

WILL be paid for the ar.
IN rest Of the negro Boy BILL
M& or WILLlAM,who absent.
IN ed himself from the subscri-
ber's plantation, in Hancock
~ county, Mississippi, in the
vi month Of July last. The
A=5 said Bill is about 3 feet or
b,Oh. thick se;. suffers when
'nGnss He IS an American negro
qcaS.DEF, oulish only; has rather a iemenine
PcaA' N is in the habit Of drinking.
y' s,,, aiSve reward will be paid to any
lDs Sso viii lodge him in any Jail OF
FI'S S,.,e or one half for any information
h' o "'liead to his detection.
'a' w. e. 81 r. MURPHY.
N. Orleans, l52 Old BASIN
49, The Mississippi and Alabama pa
,al give the above three insertions
rs WIZ IN. o. Bee.
Dec. %. l54O.-3t
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

WNsHTNGTON, DIV IV, IS6Vs
adjournment orer--Mr. Benton and the Log Ca
bins-Dfr. adams and the Armistead Negroes
the Cabinet, ate.
Both houses adjourned over to Monday, (to-day)
after a session &c something less than an hour In
the Senate, MIR. Porter, Of Michigan, presented q
petition the subject of a General Bankrupt Law,
and MIR. Benton gave notice that he would, when
ever the Senate should be suff Recently full ask leave
to introduce bill for prospective presumption
law, for the benefit efthose who live in leg cabins
q real log cabin law.
Mr.. King Of Alabc ma, was elected, Almost unani-
mously, Chairman &c the Committee On Commerce.
and the Standing Committees were then ammo "need
as follows:--
On Foreign Relations .----Messrs. Bachsnan
Chairman Clay, Of Kentucky, Calhoun. 8oane,
and Allen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14


Stock in Liverpool, Nov. 9th, 4ii,7oo $4,000
STATE OF TRApE-M,scHrsrrR, FRiD,y EVENING, Nov.
6-CorroS TR,pr-Thngs have varied but little for the
last ten dayscxcept that the rmness shown by many
manufacturers Tuesday has, since tina, period altoge
Their dsappeared and prices must be noted shade lower
cent below those OF the depressed period Of 1851
la there less doing: few shipping houses having
left off purchasing for the This it'll the state
the money market will probably prices still fur.
Their to declines since Tuesday the tendency has been
that way.
Boumsr.-panrs THussp,y, Nov. 5.-Trgicpad 71yes.--
The King having delivered his speech in the Chamber OF
Deputies for the opening OF the Session. precisely quar-
past its contents reached the Bourse shortly after
the beginning Of business and the French Stocks gra
dusy advanced For the Account the Three per Cents
opened 7 osc, az 95c and then rccedcd to III
rise Of pOc. The Five Cents, from let Soc adj
ed to 0r oc ard closed i0of 6oc For money the
Three per Cents are loo and the Five per cent also IL
Zoe higher ThcsBank Of France Shars are tO higher,
and the Belgian Bank l5G The Spanish Active better
closing at AL. The Neapotan Bonds 50c better The
Railway Shares have also improved
Pans, Nov. 5--The members Of the Lei Centre meet
this evening Mr. Gannerons. 1t Is Alarmed that they
will positively support the Left candidate for the Prcs
dencV NJ Cameron. Mcssrs De SADIE and Tracy the
candidates of the Lof for Vice Presidents, and Mcssrs
Berger and TIavin as Secretaries
THE Ministry and the 22l" intend put forw ard NJ
sanre for the Presidency and NJ Dufaure vicePresdent
The Funds rose slightly at the Royal speech. The
Elves for cash, and 1901 60 for the the
mer higher and the latter yesterday The Threes,
77fisc for cash. Oc higher and az SOC for the account
Ioc lower TheFourand halls 1907 55c and Fours psi
Bank ofFrance Shares 3il0f rise oftof; Laltte
i03of and 507sf Neapotans, l02f per highcr Bel
gan Fves 97jf per cent higher ditto Thrces 65f zoe,
OF per ditto Bank shares s75f 5f higher; Ro.
mans es Hay tians 555f; Spanish Active 22 Passive 3,
the former higher; Deferred, ioi; vienna, ssol