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AUCTION SALES.

A uGTIoN NoTICE-Eessnt Fnrni,urs-on Thursday :,
ocieck will be sold the entire superior Furniture all
made 70 order and best deeypo contained in the
modern built house No. 10 Green street. Spring
~ ..sp.r' s,. IN future ad'er'se%.n,,o ,os prrr
A uCiloN NoTcE.sae q Furniture Splendid Paintings.
and consignment Of excellent sasonable Clothing This
Day at l0 O'clock the II Spruce Tor cash.
The articles be paid for and taken the day
Also, an old Bible. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Auctioneer.
Store 20 Ann street
SATURDAY at 10 o'clock at 36 William street. by order
~ Of the Public Admnistraor-al the Household Furniture
on the premises containing valuable asoment Of Feather
Beds Mattasses Frrnch Bedseads, Three Ily Carpets
Couchrs Mahogany Chairs, Plate Glass Oil Paintings &c.
Terms ctsh IN current money.
N B-The Furniture may be early ON Saturday
lug o3 ltsrc
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE-H. Z. vii.
lard will sell this morning 0H o'clock the 3Oi
ror city made furniture incl, ding elegant Sofas all the
Chairs Dns Marble Top and Plain Dressing Bureaus, and
Eucles Washtand Marble TOP Centre and Pine Tables
Card Dining Breakfast, Ladies Work and Qparee do Side.
boards Bookcases, Wardrobes, Mahogany Rockers Sewing
and Arm Chairs French Bedsesds Hat Stands Towel Racks
&c &c including portion Of the stock dealer declining
the Also six dozen Boston made Gaze Seat Chairs
Harrison" Pattern, The attention of dealers, hou
and Others, invited Sale pempory Also, by
exncution Gold Watch Gold 0urrd Chain Gold
Fob Chain Gold Pencil Case aud pair Gold Shirt Studs
o3lt'rc.
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT

<Nan - FOR ALBANY AND TRoY.-Momps
Line from the foot Of Barclay street. landing
lat intermediate places
The Steamer EMPIRE Captain 8. X. Roe, Monday Wednes
day and Friday Morning at O'Clock.
The Steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Tuesday Thurs
dly and Saturday Morning. at o'clock
Evening Line from he loe! Of Courtandt street, direct
The Steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evening, at o'clock.
~ he Steamer ALBANY, Captain X, b. Macy, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Evening, at o'clock
The Boats Of this Line owing e their light dsught Of
sest -
wharves. -
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,


PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY.
A1n - DAILY, Sundays sxcepted-Ihrough direct,
7; Nj from he Steamboat Pier between
The Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. p ST..
Jchn Monday Wsdpssdsy end Friday Evening: o'clock
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, o'clock
From the fost Of Barclay street.
AT Five o'clock, r. M-Landing intermediates Places.
tcnden, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and Sunday After
moons, at O'Clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain William H. Peck.
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the above lines will! arnye
in Albany ample time take the Morning Trains Of Cas for
the west The boats and substanta far
nshed With and elegant and for speed and
commodations, are unrvalled on the Hudson. .
All persons are forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this
line without order from the Captain.
For passage freight apply on board. r. c. schuz
at the Ofhce on the wharf. ORC
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EAGLiSi SADDLEhl
THOMSON x Derrick, Inpo s AID Manufacturers ol
ddry, ls9 Bro dway, opposite Jorn uiy
inform he public hat the have received per
from nicn atd Liverpool large and superior
nea II saddery consi ting ia part oi
Best London mad ladies and gentlemens Saddles
best Newm sreet Race saAds
Mermon h. Pelham aud Sbafle Brides
~ liiary and polished steel box Spnrs.
Coach, Irotng aud race Snafiss.
Goa h, T,lham Chfney, port and military Bits, of
tyery description.
a great variety OF Polished Steel
Sser-pl ted ard Brass Stirrups
sAiauer's gold and silver mouaed ladies and gentle
mems Whips, &c.
Also, hdce hand and made 10 order
Ladies a, d g.ntiemeas saddle.
Coach, TIbury md Buggy Harness.
sol a l-sth.r travelling Trunls; Bags.
"spencsr's' improved ~prins Saddles
Co4ch buggy and riding Whips
4 large assortment of kersey horse Clothing.
Horse Blankets, Chamnis Skins.
Horse uShes, Curry Combs, &c.
II ofwnich will be dispo ed OF very red reed prices
The trld- supplied with Kessey Blankets Harness Furniture
saddle Tres &c at the lowest Wholesale prices.
ol 9frod
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
pROFESSONA Ladies aud Gentlemen hereby notified
that have leased each OF the following Theatres for the
szasa':. S:S Geo S.ss% SS:,s%s'' Geo O.
alternately each Theatre during season Letters adj
drese to ne az Savannah Geo. if postpaid will always be
can give engagements and fair salaries good
Hos N: on %.a S on M at @ North Amsean
Baltimore, October 3, 1874. o5to9rc
MR.. DEMPSTER'S VOCAL tNTERTAIN-
MENTS-SOCIETY LIBRARY.
coRRNEkt Et ,Ggs,BF 3E ,BBFR0ADWAY LEONARD STREETS
" Of giving three Vocal Ent on the evenings OF
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday st Sd and 5h Octobsr
The Blind BoyThe Lonely Aud We.Jeaan Morrson-The
o ss MS% % H. ass us y
Oh Why does the White Man follow my path When the
BaIlds John Anderson %y JoMy Nane
my wi thing IA Man, Man for ha-Hishlsnd Mary,
had at the Music Stores and at the Society Library
Tickets 80 cents-to be had the door. To
quarter to . o'clock sen o5rc
NEW WORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,".
ORATORIO OF DAVID AND GOLIATH-The public
~ respectfully informed acled N c Society viii
y % her hrst periornnce ir the Friday evening
David aud Goliath =
beea eng eed 70 sustain the principal pas the Orchestra will
comprise 30 Instrumental Performers and chousses
Voc cllsts.
lii aended to bring this magnificent Oraorio in man.
ner hiter unequaed The particulars will be gwen
The public are informed h,t by late revision of the By.
Laws persons admitted membership the Society upon
he most "a ay9Tsse sr%s whes vii be made hnswn
10 either Of the Board Of Managers o5 ltsm
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GREAT SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE
THE following tribute from the Rev T. CLARKE Of New
Orleans the accommod tion afforded by the North Caro-
oln,, South C.rona, Georgia and Montgomery Rail Road
Route TO New Orleans, " republsh with pleasure:
Having recently returned from 10 my friends at the
North and this being the period which those Of citizens
who have d aston the North. during the
arc making arrangements return. Iern through the
dunn Of columns, To recommend 10 them make their
frabe any other route both point o comfort safety
and tic excellence of the .eed travel
hng aud the engaged.
have personally Travelled this tines and
corhdeay Of its merits and superiority the
other ous aud each succeeding year find fellow
Confident that IN WHO make ral oil II Will thank for
ha brou sht their notice Wen all its
adv should occupy of valuable space than
am willing do aud Will, therefore, merely that the
agem-nts excellent and that part a the which
ayeFei by of the best roads this
the states the commodous the horses Of the best
de,ction and the drivers uniformly and gentle
m,ny
Ths following is n statement Of the eren places aud
perods Of starting the Levng Baltimore the line
rail road Wilmington N. c. where you vii. arrive at IL
and take the boat Charleston arriving a. NJ Thence by
rail road A. NJ 10 Augusta Ga and by the Georgia rail
road Social Circle whence proceed by the rail road
line 20 Montecmery Ala from whenc take the stage y "
p NJ Mobile arriving there in hity-.x hours aud then
proceed here BY splendid Bay boats which stand need of
Recommendation from
Win the hope lh,t this commune alton may be Of
my fellow citizens. remain,
Res,ectully Il. CLARKE.
" New Orleans September 6, l8if.'
The agent, MIR. GsoRsE w. Drsr. may be found the
Franklin House, IN this extend in
formation relation 10 tins superior route New Or
leans Fl o3 Iwsuc
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{. S;.s. ;:i y S$oSS $SsS
ssd S w sa daur S% Ss
..a ~ w:.::sy ss 4s ss
May Tae.day 7th Thursday. 10Th, o'clock from cori
rkST kkSSTT.sa .ssa I'm M o'clock, from Barclay pier The
NJ During the great Fair and Cattle Show Tue.dav. nth
ssa s s.a ah and %hSFsy 18th Will daes the
FOR ALBANY-HOUR CHANGED.
N Sa snS .s s.s.S s.s
TO SPORTSMEN
YACHT FOR SALE
.SfN .,A A VERY BEAUTIFYL and fast sailing sloop of
e. se s:1 sfs ssa .ssS s'ss s as
sH'' Ss es S Ms.
Adams s Anderson, l.ls Pine street. o. atissre
ne .ysEs2SIsYfRf .Sg e 4RNRY @
% % 81. s ol s's Cabin.
should 'f& iG%
On board loot o. osET
sire loo Pine .,reet. eorrer Of South street.
9s NEw s,., .%d succeed Alfred
'e esSa 's:a e.sa
Those securing berth. require 70 make Early sp
's'o' On board ''iJS5 e South street.
c :s.9 y. w aH, @ s s sbo,. Of first
.6nH rOk LIVENPOOL-New Line-Keguiu Packet
M CRhs G.p.s sSSl' B. H. ,Hs igs di as1is 80 Ship
bpr,hra, viii sail as above. her regular day.
M For s1 s9 o 0 having uPsagasa
z: K. COLLINS 4 co, s. South street.
The packet ship Roseius Capt John Collins Of IIco tons
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THIRD SEASON-1sll-ls


THE Government Of the New York Philharmonic Society
begs leave 70 inform the public that subscription list fr
the oncerts OF the ensuing open store Of
Mess scHARrESBERa LUIS, 3si Broadway Franklin
Subscribers Of the last season. who wish to continue their
subscription, well those who wish subscribe for the
seaso desired send their names as soon as
November next. - =
lomances worthy OF the continued patronage Of the public
vember : -
Terms Of subscription $40 rer annum payable delivery
e uck~ ior the % ouce emitting the subscriber three
admissions TO ssch Of the four Concerts with privilege Of
purchasing Cocer al SO per
BY order WM SCHAREENHERt:
o3 2wissn sscr.taev
WILLIAM sCHARFENBERG & FERD LUIS beg leave
have formed for the imprstiop Of Foreign
s,anty found all the C sscs Works Of the ceer,ted French
Germ and Italian well III the
SON as published in Europe
N B. Italian steinss Of superior easy fo violius Guitars
IaIps, ~. &c slIve- Wire kosin &c. o5 lmsv rrc
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.-<D
DIX. HOLLlCk'S SELECT LECTURES.
IN The Physiology and Philosophy OF the Reproductive
Functions and their Phvsch and Moral consequence
Illustrated W nteen laii,z.d perfect models Of
THE EMBRYO OR FOETUs Sc
Ia stage OF deveopement besides prepara
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, & THURSDAY.
October 9Th, OH and 10Th,
In Broadway Hail. Of Broadway Grand st. al 7 NJ
Each Lecture complete in itself, though the whole form
connected course.
All the Models shown each evening"
Tickets for the course $40 Single Lecture, 50 cents
Youths nSt 0dniffed.
full for Ladies only in the afternoon Of the
day. Admss Is cents.
An Exhibition of all the Models, with Descriptive Lecture
for gentlemen ony.
RDr can be consulted only hour before each Lee.
turs Patients attended TO in the order Of their arrival
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FOR HAVANA, FROM PHILADELPHIA,
k&R The A. 4. iast-saling packet bargue ELIZABETH
John = Remington MASTER will sail positively
18th October.
For freight passage having superior furnished accommo-
dations large and commodous cabin, with selve state.
rooms, apply TO JOHN u, OIL Y SON,
SIT 3w L&co i0l South Wharvea, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confdentially consulted al his
- old Office 60 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman on
all diseases of delicate nature his being mild and
judicous requires neither mercury in Diet him
dance from business pursus Recent cases cured in
days -.-
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL
arising from too frequent indulgence Of the passions Of nds
Greet youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and event
his object being the system mentally and bodily
that state Of v!gor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least sometimes caused by matreat
ent Of unipated medical preendes, and sometmes by the
neglect o the parties themselves by the Dr. shectualy
cured without pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being OF the few qualified advertising Sur
geons IN the city, guarantees perfect no charge made
Letters popaid enclosing fee immediately attended to- and
ys assss s 81 Ss . SSy e.: 81 %
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITZING

W.
A CARD-MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
announce 70 the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York ha,
their Glasses Dancing Waltxng Polka Dance will
commence At the Assembly Roon, Consttuuon Half sm
Broadway on Saturday October l2,h and will continue
throughout the season
Day.of Tuition for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under A.
every Tuesday snd saturday afternoon sand
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
TO pupils
Mr. the references he shall offer Of his capab;lv
will be satisfactory Schools and attended 10 on an.
pcatop above, his Private Academy No 70 Srih
Avenue where will be made kno circulars u
containing particulars. o2 lmSrc
M,LLE, PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully inform,
her G,trons and the public general that she about to
fashionable Dances Of the day. = - N'
The morning school will be- open from O'Clock O'Clock
and the evening from o'clock 10 o'clock.
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing requested 10
car AZ VILE Drsjndins house Park Place. s28 2w~rc
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC
MONS, MADAME AND MAD'LLE. CAUVATN, have
l resumed ter Glasses and Private Lessons the season
The French taught through Manesca Oral system exclusively
a.ea BY MI Iauyan for these fifteen years The Piano
The French language is usually spoken n the family Apply
s2a 8tsrc
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN; .

APROCREATIvE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical science that sf NJ M
Dssomsaa. q Paris He has sntp s.9dsd s rene
baIfennss s1espt indeed in Of whs rs
HiE Cordial instance Of producing that state Of
Who for pped in chdlss Onsns. has fully sstab.hsd
the Of the Poerestve Elixir Cordial 1t is infallabe n
ssnHM % muc aous debility & % anS @ !me
pudece s and invarabe ts recommenda-
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well
bshed sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
ages sufficient evidence Of excellence and the estimation
m which is held II pleasant and agreeable the
The undersigned the only authorized this
Price 81 bottle.
Of those residing Of the city the
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial up ckages
for transmission mail with full direction for preparing
Price OF package IS, making three bottles
Dr.. r. MELVEAU, boz z. N. York city,
N.B-Lades calling for the Exr will be waited by
lady in attendance: SIS .m &c
LEECHES! LEtCHES!! LEECHES!!!
100000 AMp ,Sa s sm
Hamburg and by the Hav packssfor sale wholesale and
tail, q. the most moderate prices, by
G. J. FERDINAND COPPA
importers of Leechss,
$40 1m*r No lt9 Nassau street.
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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

Pratt's majority, thus far, ....... 255
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BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY, October S,
The Grand Historical Play of
PUTNAM
Will be acted every evening until further notice.
Ifnam Mr. NJ johnson Messopotamia Jenkins, Burke
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ClkCUS-BOWEKN
MRS. COLE, MRS. CULLEN,
And all
Will appear this evening.
SlGNOR VALENTINE,
IN his Gre Z Rope Feafs
MASTER WALTER AYMAR.


The performances varied elegant and chaste.
Boxes % cents Pit l2k cents.-Prvae Boyss 50 each
o3 3~rc
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DOCTOR MORRISON,

NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY, 2o4x Fulton styss.-
Doctor Morrison continues TO be consulted conndenaly
all private diseases which he without mercury ~
rh9, = he in 10 days.
STRUCTURES OF The URETHRA are cured by DR..
M on improved principles without pain Inconvenience %
the patient As the Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections the urinary apparatus but sx-
peenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervous and Constitutional Debility-This Affection and
the train Of evils resulting from secret, destructive habit in
YOUTH inducing emissions and ulsmaie mpotsncy
restoring The healthy tone and renstang orig
nal vigor. A perfect guaranteed, charge,
N.B-Dr NJ holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim be surgeons s he perhaps the oaR qualified
9Oa Fulton street Letters postpaid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union.
Office 2Ua Fulton, Greenwich, New York Open from
A. nj. 10 r. NJ, daily. sR1nssc
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The agent MIR. GsoRsE w. Dssr, may be found at the
Fanklin House, In this city extend passengers in
formation relation this very superior New Or
leans. o3 Iwsnc
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14
FREE TRADE.

Mr.. Clay,ln speech delivered in The
Senate, March 80, lS42 thus discourse
IN Free Trade.
'Wha is free trade? Does it mean
trade between two nations, with freedom
On one side and all sorts of restriction,
on the other? Is that free trade? Of
does It mean trade with absolute free.
lom? that is, with no duties at all, or
very low duties and equal duties on
both sides? II that is the Senator's mean.
ing, | will not stop to discuss the qn",.
ion, | SHOULD BE GLAD TO SEE Uy.
IvERsAL FREEDOM TRADE EsTABLIH.
ED over the face OF The whole earth
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Mr.. FLENNIREN, Of Fayette, offered
the following resolution, which was un'
'nimously adopted:
ReSotUed, That this Convention ap
prove most heartily of the nominations
made by the National Convention held
IN May last, at Baltimore, for President
and Vice President; and we pledge our.
selves, each TO the other, TO support
said nominations by every fair and
honorable means 10 our power.
Gen. PURvIANcE. of Butler, moved
he following, which was adopted:
ReSoioed, That the resolution hereto
fore passed by this Convention, limiting
the number of delegates, in future, to
100 members, be and the same is here
by rescnded.
On motion OF Mr.. WRIGHT,the thanks
of the Convention were rendered 10
'he officers for the prompt and efficient
discharge Of their duties.
On Motion Of Mr.. Love, the Conven.
ton adjourned sine die, with six loud
and hearty cheers for Polk, Dallas and
Skunk,
Adjourned.
(Signed by The officers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14
ARTHUR'S LADIES' BOOK

We have received the first number oil
'hs valuable cheap monthly miscellany
which is well filed with interesting articles
mostly original, we'll worthy the attention
of ,he readers of Periodical literature. |,
contains 4s pages, and is neatly got up and
handsomely printed 1t needs no other re
commentator than the name of the vel
known editor, 10 give it an extensive clrcu
laion. This number is illustrated with ,wc
beautiful plates, the Cildel of Kingston
rom The ST. Law-ance,' and 'Phou a
Phoco, near Kilaruy.' 1t is furnished on
the cheap terms of two dollars per year. -
We would recommend it 10 the notice oI
our friends.
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DEATH OF THE FAT GIRL.

The Lowell Advertiser that Jane
VanvsIkenburg, the colored girl, who
has been in thai city on exhibition for
few days, died a, her lodgings on Mr.
rlmack street last Wednesday evening
She was disposed bu, short time, aud
we are no, informed of the nature s
her disea.e. She was a native Of Ms
sau, n. Y, fourrceo years of aye and
welghed,t is said, .JfSe hundred pouad,
She was uuques'IonabIy rhe most rc
msrkable instance Of oh, si,y on IT.
cord. Her remains have been carD
o her friends.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14
TO PRETENT SMUT IN WHEAT

Take one gallon of water for each bushe
wheat. When it begins 10 boil, add as
much fresh lime as will make il as thick a.
ommon whitley wash, then mix il with seet
wheat, boiling hot.
For convenience in the preparation, pu
your wheat ou floor, and make a hollow
place in The top large enough to contain al
The lime water, set bench or somelhin,
across the heap Of wheat, to lay the vesse
containing the lime and water; pour i, i,
boiling hot, the hotter The better. Mix i
as quick as you can with a shovel or two
I. will be fit for sowing in few hours, an
may be kept for weeks without the leas
Injury 10 lhe seed.
6~The experiment has been made b,
several Of The farmers in Springfield, Ohio
tor several years with good effect.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14

sTHI have learned that a report is in cir
culalion in this county, that received il
1888 from Francis X. Skunk, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, letter re
quesling me TO get the Roman Catholics
tha, were al that time at WORK on the Cata
wissa Rail Road, TO cast their votes io
David r. Porter. SO far from this repor
being true, have never, either before, a
the time spoken of, or since, received let
ter from Francis r. Skunk, upon any sub
Ject whalever,-nor am | personally ac'
quainted with him.
JOHN ACHENBACH.
Orange, Sept 10, 1874.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14

Opinion Touching the imprisonmsn,
Of r. ". Dorr.-Among others invi,os
TO attend the recent Rhode Island Convor
lion, were x.Presiden,s Jackson and y,o
Buren. Neither attended, but both soo,
written communications. From the latte,
of General Jackson we extract the ColIow.
ing paragraph.
If | undersland The issue presented IN
the trial and condemnation of Gov. Don,
he can have committed no offence excer,
that of endesyoring TO supersede the Rgy,l
charter by constitution emanallng di,
reclly from the people, and based in hi,
re.pec, on the great principle which rps,
TIN ough all Constitutions OF the American
States. Granting even that he erred a,
the means adopted, either in reference ia
lime or form, it is difficult TO conceive how
the severe punishment inflicted upon him
can be justified.
In the letter from Mr.. Van Buren, we
find the following:
With no motive TO look upon Gov
Doors case in any other than impartial light
| am constrained to regard it as one Of on.
preston, alike severe, humiliating and un
Just. cannot, therefore, do otherwise
than wish success, earnest and sincerely, to
all efforts Of the character you have descrlb
ed, which may be made for his release
The dividing line in all movements of =,
revolutionary character is SO very narrow,
that such expressions as the above are Of
immense value TO the individual who's,
chance or prejudice may have placed upon
The criminal side Of the division. The
above paragraphs are from very distinguish
ed sources, and will, as they should 20 Gr
in forming posteri'y's judgment of ransac
lton now matter Of history.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14

Large business Business has become
SO pressing al The Custom House, that III,
clerks are ordered to their posts an houl
earlier than usual. On Tue sday $50 en-
lrles were made. Meantime lhe export o.
specie is going on briskIy. 5000, 600 hav,
gone out his month, and the packet of III,
lst prox will take oul $500, 600 more
The amount of money on deposit here or
The ST inst. to the credil OF the u. States
was 1924 ,230.- Courier.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-14
THE TICKET.

We have the pleasure of announcing to
our Removal friends the nomination Of
THOMAS A. FUNSTON, Esq.
of Madison, as a candidate for Assembly
No.beuer selection could have been made
A farmer by profession and Practice he is
well acquainted with the wants of the peo
Pile, and being a man of integrity and INTEL
gence, the u,mos, confidence can be placed
id him by his constituents. But above all
he is firm and uncompromising friend oI
Removal, and if elected; as he assuredIy
will be, he will be strong advocate OF oAl
|riphteous!cause:
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PETER KLINE;

HF"We have been requested by Isaac
Kline, Esq. and John Achenbauch, Esq tc
say, that their names were published as Of
fcers of meeting held in Orangevile, OIL
the 4th inst. without their consent and
galust their direction, as they were opposed
to majority of the resolutions there passed
and so expressed themselves in the meet
ing