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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
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PIANO FORTE wARE-uoUsE.
Opposite the Bas,ks
NE subscriber ~ Constantly rcc.ixio1 fro,, 81, -,
= oIMcd taanafletOry OF Nuyxs a. CLAnE Nss, We
e au pam Pts7o Fort.s possessing tho latest i'm,
Prov mcnis, aldthst eaiicscy Of touch AMI .w..,
soee, 50 pee ular othciT msnui.ciurc "
constantly On hanI lirrc assor,re,. If
fiuics. F1aS coeifs. CIat ioneti.
snftsrs Nioips, Nioionceija.
hecorthons, Alsiral Eo.e.
nSrns, un-ies ans rrumoets
Fife aud Drums
royiiuaigy N iin' ORC brns or 81
Piano Eorte Stools and Covers
- CHEAP MUSIC
u ne laEs crt collection o Mus -,
se may nc selected from at IN. ffor. - -. "a
Hl - INV enabled seil AZ the pan,
~ orS wholesale aud retail prir .. +ePiH- ahd
ano-o purchasing Ia sell again will be fnrn.h.d 49,.
OSLI ts. me dsr they cen find ere I'M fbe
exchange. D. ~ IT. .kcn Ia
- PihNo ToRTES VI every d.ser;p,Io, r,.,..,
-. Tnu.l-l uIi's ~ the year II rsqui.ed nv W.,
@ ,luse Icing eSperenc. ana ,ii.v \, r
iaS'rins snd tuning Piano Fo-tes, Justly sniss h
&C. Violin Bows haired ~ 1ANS''uiAfIs repair
10 Orders lie n az above will be ,,,r.,r =,
eiherin to~nor country -"cnueute
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
VOL. XXVII.
TERMS.

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Annual Advertisers charged eco two squares aud
Ia that proportion for advertisements OF
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
Sc kind Of Herbs for Scum.

yellow Onion
savoy Spinach
Scotch kais
savoy Spinach-fnesf
late BrOcol
DO CauiifoWer
White Sugar Beet, Nnnfsf
WurtEel-for fcerinr sfock
hStfa Early Pcas-supsrb
early
Green Dvarflmperial Peas
fine mediam
Bishops DO do-t2 inches
hirh best dwarf
Grooms New do-Huperb
Fall Mafchless do-fneu
lafc. 8 feet
Large Yellow Pumpkins
FOR field
Whiie Kidney Beans-rood
dwarf snaps
Dwarf MARROW do-bart do
80 and early
Do Mediterranean ao--fnes
late
Horticultural tio-fneapals
Early Yellow 8 weeks Rosus
Rachel DO Do finest ear.
~ snrt
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB. AND
OTHER SEED

i rSs every snd Of the most choice Garden and bss
.iui Flower seed Most n these seed arc sro- ~,
Messis sinclair Of BALTIMORE. and Soma ~ 49, ~ ius
oued from The best European houses All Of ,sbisS @
~attanled 70 give satisfaction, and show their
osca glner seed as the ensuing summer viii proys
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

w Ena-e ls day received car simply OF Garden seed
Nhch are a. usual war; ziitet genuine aud c.n ~
fiy,,S s G a re, 80 orits OF last years growth.
% t",hc une Of sowing sld manner o. cunivs-
sEEs-lr, i.si yns,s. ~ g3rl. COR s-sortrueut
!. StAl,e--Hed sgeesiri Tsieutia. Brown 10 fSt,,-
'nbs ~. re Wh,e kidney, CramGory HortIclltnre
EOREt OiE-Sc..'eh Rae
cAsGAcL -E'ry Nors. LsnIfe,h's large YORK Early
s Ioa. I-aIse :ruHhceG Flat Dutch, Dramhesd
S1 f ~; Scccn Outlet savoy, Red Ouch
SSH htI,,i --it...r!y L2r,, Long Orsago
CELERY-Fcd and White
CURCuNEFLs
&c rLANT-Ia-se Plrpic
LETTUCE Brcnn Dutch E,riy Cartel c.bl,.. -,
1El. oHs-N-irf,2 varieties, Nuilre= and CiiTon
oniuN-Red and s,lyec skin
PAR-LEi CCried
Hinhs4> .F-rursr, Itrl roe
-L,ndi cas- Extra kaIiy, Early Frame Iargc
Mtr1,~lai; B,ne Infsne, bishop Dwarf ProiSs 'e'
M ioHs Scarlet, Waite Turnp, RED Turnip
spISACH-Round Savoy Lea,ed. Priekly se..I..
TCNA1TOES-
LOWER SEED ia assorted packages
80 FIoptel's OPPORTUNITIES for extensive practical
Ion aivs enabled r'n iudcousis 10 .iscrirDnao
such vlrciiesof vegetable a. N. r.,iiy ,so,Ix ~ ri
In ih n'cfioE ~. - Is unfrecueu sSorthless
N-Iecs O. TIE sInc LAS hcn av, cen pTepetnsfed
ihfcush in@sp~-lcC iefesarc In fasiny ~. .Ic,,
ne as eSciuicd flaIy sorts usually found int. c,faog
tose arc mere rerfers, practical FrotreTs OF
w. ne hui sure that the variety fni.ht not be
s further re iIeet ii IMAGE AZ any rate Ills Il
- H. ~ & screen however extensive, and fully adapted
A. 10 the qney of the seeds the proprietor wishes Tito
&c TOD teec 1ai that Is soh by him Is OF his own
VIII og si'e1t exeepon) theI efore warranted
elir cor l;erc e. that they WILL upon trial. prove 10
nc Tar superior % no- ~ foreign importation or such s
are casually collected N IL United states To be hadof
l. n, LfELL- JOHNSTON & LYELL
A. for ur4r,th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

CtAsHNERE, silk, barge, iaua sne velvet Shawl, 10
~ great variety, yery sLssF. T. q. PRlu9,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
PATENT BALANCES.

OKAL SYSTEM FRENCH.
"A Oral system Of Teaching the Living Languages n.
Illustrated Ivy practical course of Lessons in Inc
French, through The medium Of the Euslsh 10y Jean Man.
gcrca, In vols >, just received.
Iil5 SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS
LrisHIONABLE DRESS AND FisOCK
COATS ready made ani ua,ia TO order, In IA latest
and most approved cut and fashion, al
STARR & cos
ia II Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02


GULL MANUFA Glory sTlTfO1.6.-
PERIODICAL AGENCIES,
FANCY GOODS :,
- LYONS, Of the late frln OF NJ Ivo,. . r.,
nl@1eiphs, respectfully informs Inc nhabits,,s -,
an ,ls vicinity: that he has taken the so,s
go pied by george Hannah a IIat stors o. e .
where he ineads carrying on the aboS
and VIII keep constantly on hand cor .-sI
OF All articles pertaining TO the Conns II IS
~ addition 10 which b, he has received the a-
~ OF inc Periodicals published in the sgey
= ." VII Iehver TO subscribers free Of postage ''
adelnhs co. oeen IN the Stationary business in PHI
@ LOT the last Ten years, has formed snrb ~
uon with houses there, thar he can flrnjsb 80
retail. P''ee' eiler oy Wholesale
II ne a. Ks rs Tor yon to call and Judge for
~, 20 pot ioreet the Store Is Main sireef ne ~ $780,
Mr. Evans ChiAa store ee' "eL ooorto
- me 4ghest price will be given for country quilts
ami superior GRENADA Rum h'-old
Oh and superior Whisky
For sale by rp.nno
DEFINE KID AND SILK GI0V
- 80 Is opening beautiful assortment al RsS
@n s sI i Stoves all eolors, for sale low u A''
- = STEPHENSON AT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
FLOWER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
Dahiia double, Zinnia. Cas-.
si1, Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty Tfefore. Candy-
iuii, Jhys1ntheminc, fesnt
q orcopss, Euphorbia vafis.
gated, Ice Plant, Double Bal.
ssmiue, Scarlet Cacaha, Ia
.aiera. Adouis, Love 10
disi, neEnionette, MaiVeiof
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

10 when disorders are perceived to make their ap-
proaeh, they should be prevented by removing their
cases as soon as possible q be in a mid
hnz stale, between health aud
slight snent, hat docs eonfne him To his bed
business such is slight attack Of the rheumatism or
some OF Tue many nervous complaints which arc
labe-and ~ond be the part wisdom TO stop their in
crease wit hou dclryi for continuation Of pain vi-
lenty affects the mind Persons suffering ON the above
complaint In any stage Of the disease experience
lief from tho use OF DIR ewes Nerve and Bone Linl.
ment, the virtue Of which needs only trial 20 recon-.
mend itself Sold by GAYNoR, door above the Rel
IaNefo. 30
uS- sHEkMANis CAMPHOiS LOZEN-
GES-Gvc Immediate relief In sick heal
ache papiiaJn Of the heart lowness spirits despon.
dency ina imnAo,y putrid throat bowel sum
tT complaint fantng, oppression sinking Of
the chest, chohc, spasms cramps Of the stomach
els hysercal affections and all diseases dros
ntss throushthe day and wakeul cholera
era morbus, diarrhda asstudc. sense Of fatigue
Persons travelling will find the Lo1cngcs really rcviyns-
used AFTER dissipation, they will restore the tone OF
system generally. aud all the unpca
arising from too free living.
Directions for Use One L0zenrc should be nut in,o
tue mouth and suffered TO dissolve slowly until IL Is gone
then repeat unt they effect seldom more than
Two or three will be required. aud often single one will
speedily remove all the pain difficulty curing the wors
cases IN irOmJ 10 10 mnutes. For sale wholesale
Iet1ll by lnh pol ALEX. DUVAL & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

larry YORK tabbagc-best
Green savoy Cabbase-hne
late
Plat Brunswick do-superb
large heads =
Plat Dutch Early Turn.p
Long Rci Tumafo-ltrre
smnoih sort
Red ruruiP Radish-6nc car.
~
Yellow 90 ic-for early sum.
mcr andnu
Double Parsley
summer squash
! Loug WHINE Onion
Scarle, R1jsh-bc0t early
long
Carolina Watermelon
Nuimcr Ne ou
Hrown Uufrh Ictfucc-fne
silver Gsnt Celery-very
large white
Ice Lcftucc-fnc early
larf lthuharb
innr Orange Carrot
tong White Ockra- for souus
cayenne Pcpper-iong red
Bull Nose Do, larrs-Cncat
kiud
kecno'sIong CrecnCucum.
bcr-iiiuchcs long
Saisafy
EgI Plaut-bcst purple
lazy Letfucc-hrEe While
rqua s1-assortcd
Eafly Green Cluster Cucum.
! hcr best early
farFuins prime
Eariv surar Loaf Cabbage
hre early
Drumhead fo-whte heads
Hall 1ong Blood Bcet-besl
sort
Giant Asparagus
For sale by SAN
sgn Of ne Ria,
NH rs Msnsiof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

A 8. MADDOX, Richmond, Va IL constantly re.
n cevlng fruiu the celebrated OF Chick
erns Mackays and L. Gilbert Co, Boston, extern
svo Piano FoItcs made expressly 10 III
order. all Of which be superior 10 nnv
brought 10 this market From arrangements which he
mas Just made with the manufacturer, he will be able 10
sirunents are no; what they represented Dc they
VIII he exchanged or taken back and when there Is any
dDubi ahnut the qualify. pay will be required unt
such doubts arc Icm1yCdb by Trial.
Piano stools Of all patterns.
Piano Covers from e3 20 els.
PtaLOs always on niIc
The largest collection OF church music. oubrreDy NJ
The new publications al ic lowcsi prices wholcsac and
retail, A : MADDOX,
no = BIs Square.
NORTHERN SADDIERY.
Iusr roeei'ei, fresh supply OF Northern sadileIy.
~ consisting Of
Mems Saddles
ladies' do
Horse Collars
Brtues aud Bride Loaihcfs
Blind Brides
MaitingacH
Coi'onnnd woTsed Girths
stable IIaliers
Wagon aud Riding whips
Sheep skins; Leather Trunks &c
~ Tor safe al reduced priecs II DICKINSON,
lnn - q door below tie Bell Tavern.
NEW AND CHEAP sPNINta fIt " GOODS
ttST received, Ia. following Spring Dry Goods VIZ:
brown and Bieached Snirings, from o. and upwafd-
Calco"s-6!, s, 10, l9I. &C.
summer Ieans-Linen Dnllrss
Irish Linens very cheap
Georgia Naukcens
Linen DO
ALSO,
silks satins &c
silk Shawls and Scarfs
PaTasol-, sun Shades sc.
Gotten ami silk Gloves, &c.
JB CUNNiNGHAM's
mn II New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

/ W. Ia
TUE proprietor ofifs establishments Al the commence.
ncnt OF ahew year returns his thanks 10 ma iriens
he public or their liberal support since II wss rS
~ tner 10 merit H. by making those who soourn al
m he nso comfortable at Least any other Hotel
s ,ae pubic szans tho unonndcJ put BY
have been 19o% e esirvssan, CHARGES said 70
wv" ""-' 'hey ALWAYS have b.en o2rssB,Y
Richmond, Va, Jan. 81, 1912. 4. 3'a
Boardcis for meals only, at the Cenilemenu Orb.
nary, go per year.
n-ehsd 20 the Exchange s large Concern and Ball
sonablc ternsa as any In the city.
X ud BRANDY &e.-od Pale cognac brandy, very
ia a. N'l ''' Corner sa'Ti below b AgsN CO.
MouSrAiN HUrTEs, just received
W i.S Fay : CO.
GREENOUGH's CHEMICAL OLA sun.
- ply Of the above, for burning in GrcenoasI,y Patent
oe II ALEXANDER DUvAL & co.
oNhs'-super Black and eooaIed Kid Gloves, at
go opposite Exchange Hotel
MRG EkEEBORN, Merchant, Ieci. Front street
freely, having been cured Of TesS. Rse nae
tisin' of long Standing by
HEWES' NERVE AND BONE .LINIMENT.
nai' The positive aud quick effects article arc 80
We'll known 10 ali who have heard OF H. as 10 reunrc no
JOHN GAYNoR,
IA u one door above Bell Tavern
EAlRBANKs' PATENT PLATFORN- a
COUNTER DALAN G tcs, for sale by
i,a,,, n. BALDWIN,
49, Under the Exchange Hotel
SuFEKioR OH Cosnlc Brandy, ia boiiIcs-ioT sale
&c w " BURTON.
m T1ERCEs prime Rice
wv - bbis Tar
10 DO Eosh
u d1 Pitch
800 sacks Liverpool ground salt landing this morn.
ing, for sale WEBB DOOK ER a IIxNII 'rnSs
lNtNTLEMEN's SUPERIOR WATER PROOF DuoTs
~ AND SHoES-licoh Miles and sons We have re.
cev. good supply Of the above Goods from hose sune.
toT Manufacturers. Gentlemen uvic,' - cal nIft
'H-Ise'Ses ID. BURLINGTON & co,
40 20 Mansu.n House.
SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE n IIOCK-I'O 6as.ef- !
2<en ach'sparkng Champagne and Hoe k coinnTising
ue oest brands In use la this Country Tor sale by
,a BAPBOT.
no Main 81 neat door &c A Duval 80
X UM, TOBACCO, eSc:-
~ puncheon superior Jamaica Rum
DO 40 Grenada do
brown, langhorne d Armisicad's Cbcvus Tobacco
hesala, Principe and Old Cigars-f1r sale by
w = w W HARRISON
NkOUkD Ann
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

For sale by SAMUEL r. DOVE,
sEn Of The Black Roy and Mortar
~ Mansion House, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
WHITE KID GLOVEs (

| HUES @hd Genilemen's White Kid Gloves rbe,r
~ 90 White l=f Hack sig 10 a =.
70 IA N,c, CUNNlNGHAM'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

AniEs, sIPERioa FUR ROUND AND PLAIN GUM
l. ELASTIC OVER SIDES-a hee-.lfnl ar.sor.r,cr, 80
me sb'7e Over ses. foI aiss in store . NJ fr is .S
LADIES' Wa p.ee-c Ill an suii tlruts..v-sat
=, u. BURLINGTON II CO.'S
"r Mansion Uouac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

GU. EIIIOIS 81 J country cured Hams for
- sale. ia - " HARRISON.
CLOTH CLOAH s-wc have received by the schT
SWeymouth, from New YORK, splendid assoItme Mt Of
Cloaks. which will be sold cheap for cash.
STARR & co,
la21 Onpo.ite Exchange IOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

Just received andfor fa'c AT
Exchange Clothing store
mi y Opposite Exchange Hotel
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22
COL. JOHNSON,

Passed through this village, on Wednes.
day morning last, on his way TO the Will.
Transport Eneampment. He arrived hero
about I O'Clock, accompanied by Colonels
Dorrsnce, Reynolds, and Maj Bowman, of
wlIkesbarre. and Doct. Salisbury. A large
number Of our citizens, wishout distinction
OF party waited upon him, and extended 10
him cordial welcume TO our beautiful vii.
lage. After breakfasting at Mr.. Doebler's
Hotel, he left, escorted by the BLOOMS.
BURG BAND, and several gentlemen or
Bioomsburg, as far as Jerseytown, express.
ing himself highly gratifed at his reception,
and of The beautiful 81 fertile valley through
which he was passing. lsAi4sal
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22
THE NEXT SPEAKER.

The electioa being over, we may now
cast around us for candidate for the speak.
er of the Horse Of Representatives. And
w''s shall il be!It should be man of taler.s
VI acuVe ousih ess hsei's, and ene we'll ac.
quain'ed with the rules of the house. We
have carefully le.okod ovsr tho t;.. vr ..,u,.,-
bers elect, and we find no one whom we
think should be preferred 10 COL. HEN.
DRlCK b. WRIGHT, of Luzerne, as he
unites all the qualities requisite for a good
speaker, besides, he comes from strong
democratic county in Northern Pennsylva-
MIA, which portion of the stale has never, to
our recollection, had speaker. lie, every de
mocra,ic paper at the North respond TO this
nomination and urge his election as an act
Of justice 10 the democrats of lhe North.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The Intelligeneer last week publishes the
notice signed by several citizens of this
place in regard TO the erecting of public
buildings, should removal be effected, and
inslnuales that il was merely an election
eering trick. We can assure The public ,ha.
lhe names attached 10 The notice are sufi.
,cient guarantee, 'ha, they will perform all
they have promised 90 do. In fact the bill
which passed the house at The extra session
required them TO do all they have promised
in The notice referred to, which the Intelli-
gencer man knows to be fact, as well as
every other person who has read it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

II Sight.-The Boston Transcript says:
---"The country ON the Missouri, L'EauaE
court ls nearly are Of timber. The river
bottoms are narrow, and the ground, gen.
orally, high and bluff prairies. This open
bare country, is at times as far as the eve
extends, in every direction, blackened with
buffalo. !, has been estimated tha. fifteen
or twenty thousand may sometimes be seen
a. glance"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

s"By the course Of Daniel Snyder, last
winler,he brough, the division bill upon the
verge of its passage--not by advocating ii
himself but by persis.ng in advocating a
removal which the legislature would NOT
n,."--Aigerine. % teaiea' ''9a
This reminds us Of the story of a man
who had an illegal possession of FARM
The rightful owner came 10 disposess him,
and received a severe beating for his pains.
Upon complaining Of mal.restment while
pursuing his own, The possessor replied
"Tha, he was MOTTO blame, for il you had
left me in quiet possession Of your property
| should have had no reason 10 complain,
and would NOT have beaten you, and if you
shll'Persis,. will destroy you and your
farm. act in selfdefence." This is
precisely the situation in which Daniel
Snyder was placed las. winter. He was
asking as she Representative of Columbia
county, for the removal, and the Danville
faction. to preven, it,advocaled the division,
and drought the bill upon the verge of its
PASSAGE" and all because they were not
left in peaceful possession of their fraudulen,
ly obtained county seat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

= A most remarkable case Of longevity, in
rigid New England, 10 that of John Giley,
Of Augusta, Me- who died few years
since. at the venerable age of l24. lie
married at the age of 80, girl Of 10 years
old. by whom he had ten children, tho
youngest Of whom, at his death, was more
than 100 years younger than his father.
He was Of Irish origin, but native born
citizens Of Maine.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The following remedy for rheumatism
ether chronic or inAammatory will be found
very efficacious. 1t has been tested BY
several old rheumatic patients, and found
10 afford immediate ielief-l quart spirits
Of whine, . OF. CASTLE soap, l OF. spirits Of
harishorn, l OF. gum camphor, and half
glass Of spirits Of surpen,ine. The soap
and camphor 10 be cut in small pieces. and
dissolved in the liquids. II can be kept in
bottle. or any close vessel, for use. Tho
parts affected with rheumatism TO be rub.
bed with the mixture and kept warm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

AT the time the late Turn out OF tho pper.
atiyes took place. in Lancashire, England,
J. Eieldsn, Esq., M. p. had upwards of
100000 pieces, Of manufactured goods
on hand. Since the tern out these
goods are in demand at an advance Of Cd
to Is per piece. II is calculated that no
=" i'll snake ,.' ne. Pre6t ~ .i,o ohsugs iu
prices, produced BY the turn out. Of from
40 to .e50,000 sterling.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The Algcrine or j. G. Montgomery for
him. says that the Berwick division men
voted for Daniel Snyder. Afew did, it is
true. Not on account of the division, how.
ever. 1t was discovered few hours before
the sleciion that the Danvlle faction had
promised to make certain gentleman col.
lecior should Frui,be elected To prevent
this. a few votes were giver for Snyder
This is the secret, the whole secret, and
nothing bu. the secret. How do you like
it?'a TWAS only change for change. alii'l'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The last European says ,ha, the whole
quantity of manufactured goods sen. from
Liverpool TO the United States. by all the
shipping houses together, in a given period
this year, does not equal the quantity sen,
oy single first rate shipping house in a
similar period, bu, one of prosperity. In
this state of things, what are called transient
ships; get no freight, while even the packet
ships gel little or none.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

There is now an exhibition, at Boston, a
remarkable product Of human ingenuity. !,
is piece OF silk, about yard square, con.
tanning a portrait Of General Washington,
The Declaration Of Independence, and fac
Smiles Of the signatures of the signsrs,
which was woven. in various colors, during
the pas. year, by Mr.. Henry Hardy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

Nih. The Erie Rrailroad brought y
Tue city $4,000 quarts of Milk, during The
month OF September. The milk is bought
III orange county at two cents, and sold TO
dealers on arrival hers.a four cents quart.
Inc road earned in the whole, during the
month $4,000, Ofwhich 5000 was re.
csised Tor freight, and s4;2oo for passsu.
gers--The milk produced at half ecu,
quart, s46s. The weigh. Of the milk was
ninety three ions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The elegant stone bridge over Mller's
river at Montague, New Hampshire,to have
been completed the mex. day, burst on FRI
day week, by too great pressure at the
sides, before sufficient weight was placed
on the top Of the arch,and mos, of This grea,
structure now lies deep in the bottom Of the
river. The arch was 10 feet span, with 81
feet rise. 81, Il, ia. f
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The number of church members in the
Sandwich Islands is 1920, being nearly
one MN OF the population. The number
admitted during the year ending on The Is.
OF June last. was 2443. Number of chill.
dren in the schools, $4,000 to 10, 900
,Ihe ! hlng has lately Joined the Temperance
Society.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

The Easton Pa. Sentinel says--"In this
county there are seven millions Of dollars
invested in The coal trade; in Touring mills;
ore and half millions; in the manufacture
Of iron, five hundred thousand; in tanneries,
one hundred and fifty thousand; beside a
large amount in cotton, woolen and other
manufactures"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22

other. But to return 10 our 6rst position,
were we right in saying that Fruit was
pledged by his connec to aid the divi-
sioni The Danyille faction, who now
avow themselves in favor Of division, sup.
ported him. The Berwick division men
supported him, and voted for him. Look
at it, and then answer, were we right.