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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
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The D mocralic Cunlerees From
Northumberland aud Dtu phln counties
have been unable to agree upon Sena
'orial candidate, and john NJ. Forster ol
Harrisburg, and Lewis l.. Dewsu OF
.Sunbury , have each been nominated by
their respective conlerees.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

The lumber olsIaves in the world is es
mated as folIows;-ln Brazil there At,
2, 100000; u. s. 2,5oo 900; Spanjsl
Colonies, 100000; French Colonies
100000; Dulch, Danish, and Swedist
'oIonres, 100000; South American Re
,abIIes, o6,Od0,-ToJal, 6 $50 900.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

A droIl verdic, was render I'd on Mon
day al Williamsburg, 10y corone,'s Jn
ry that had been inqurrIng into The dealt
OF Patrick Canado,, who was an hsbllu
ally inlemperhe man. The verdict oI
the jury was-Dealh by the visitation
of God in consequence Of being inloxr
Gated ~ Y. True Sun.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
BE ASSESSED

Remember that next Saturday, Ocl lIh,
is the last day that any man can be assessed
TO have a vote this fall. Lel every man,
then, examine The list Of voters put up al
the place Of holding The elections. and see il
his name is upon H. If not apply to tht
Assessor before Oct 4lh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

The trial Of john f. IIonl, for the mur
der OF John A. Stewart in I.ycomlug coun
", has determined in the c1nyjcuon Of
Hunt OF Mauslaughlcr, lie was sentenced
10 five years imprisonment IN the penrl,n
iary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
DEATH BY LIGHTNING

The South Bend Free Press r,cn.
lhe death Of II. e. F,annegau, Eq
of that county, on Sunday morning e
last week, by lighlniog, while dressing
20 accompany his family 10 Church.
lie was member o! rhe Logl,l.ru,e in
lS12-13, and was buried with Nj ,son,c
hOnUTs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

Late intelligence from Oregon states that
the English residents have had 70. some
line regularly organized government, au
'horIzed and projected by Ihe BRUSH Par
hImenl. The American settlers were i,
nlds Of an election for he hrghes, Offices
of their governmenI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

Much has been said about the expense that
tho Ddnvile people we're at 10 putting uI
the public buildings at that place, and conse
quenuy, provisions have been made in the
Removal Bill, for rs(unding their original
Subscripllons-but il appears from the ex
tract from the Commissioners BOOKS, which
follows, that the story is all CANNON, end
that they could not have paid much, il any,
towards Ihe erection Of the public buildings,
as ii has always been understood that the
original cost of constructing them was on,y
about IS 900
PPSsalement Of amount paid by the
County Of Columbia for putting up Public
Buildings. at DanviIe from the Comms
sloner's minutes.
Paid by County in 1915 for
building Court House S525, 90
Paid by County in 1916 for
Court House and Jail 2I66 60
Paid by County in 1917 for
Court House and Jail lI3ll9
Paid by County in 1918 for
Court House aud Jail ll8 So
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

10 all we may say during this campaign
Of volunteer candidates, we do not wish 10
be considered as attacking pElva.e cha:sc
Ter. We feel no eDnily against any per-
son named for an office, who is not on The
Removal ticket, nor in speaking sgaIns'
them, as in duty bound 10 DO, have we any
design TO impeach them for any 'hlOg ex
cept their present public position and con
dcc,. Their regulations are, Tor ought we
shall alledge, pure and unsuspected, Some
or all named, have been removal men in
profession and practice, bu, the position IN
which they have now allowed themselves
to be placed, is truly unfortunate. Gan II
be possible that they fully appreciate the
nature of their situation and The peculiar
strength and juslnc,s Of The Ieproaches that
can DO leyelIed against them! They
allow their backs TO be turned upon their
the foe. They stand antagonist 10 the
cause that they have heretofore professed
10 support, and expect most of their vote,
from lis bitter and deadly enemies. Ii ha,
been By reason of solicitations that should
have been resisted. and from want of reAec
llo1 that should have been INDUCED in thai
they stand where they are in an III chosen
position before the voters Of the county 1t
would be well judged were they yet, to
to decline HE contest, and avoid the peri
ous field before them. But with them
rests the responsibility of their course, and
# they decide to make themselves the vie
Tins Of DanvlIe malice and sefshness they
need not expect from true hearted Removal
men any support. For our enemies we
have blows; for our friends when erring re-.
lmOnslranCes:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

The Royal Printing Office Of France
possesses fonts of type ia npwords Of
me hundrod different languages, and ,s
suiI receiving extensive editions
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
THRILLING INCIDENT,

The Detroit Advertiser records a thrilling
lnSaLce ai II alernal affection, exhibited al
the late collision between the steamers Ken
and London. Among the ladies' was one
having two children; who were in then
berth at the time of the collision. The
moment she went on derk she was taken
I'on the Kent and was placed on board the
London, but Immediately returned TO the
deck o. the sinking vessel for her children
She was again put on the London, when
she made second end successful effort IL
reach the cabin where her children we're
f. succeeded in bringing them through Ibt
water, then nearly waist deepLo the deck
md the third time was placed in safety OF
he London.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
Ns.s.ASt1lTIs,

Valin'ine Besl, on Sunday last; wa.
through Madison aud Derry, on an election
efrlog tour. What christian
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

On our first page will be found ,he power
ful & unanswersbe address Of the Standing
CommilIee, uPon The subject of the Re-
Inoval We ask all 20 read il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

Ner Of the Galveston Civil
"a The u. s. troops at,
lhe de fensive---,epelI
ment which may 'h'
-i'ory Of. Texas, bu'
IS in retaliation, apor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
BLooMsDURG, Sept. 27, 1915

We are requested to an nounce
DAVID CLARK.
u 'a"a"'ssa, as candidate for tie Lp,
'ga'0re at the ensuing election.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

FnE WHITE House. Ifa Washington cor
respondent the New York Herald be correct
the occupant Of tho White House has a hard
time OF it. He sayS--''the daily scenes at the
White House are Illuminating in the extreme,
and shameful! IN their character. The President
has no rest He is bcsc. on all sides lie is an
noycd, till dixie Senator Morrick while debat-
ing the post-oilice bll) he scarcely knows whe-
Their he stands on his head or his heels Be-
tween the ins' and the outs he is torment
cd as by evil spirits. Ills cmaclatcd aud anxl-
ousy pleading appearance would excicte your
pity Tic is reduced to the SHADOW Of a shade.
His hollow checks, his bloodIcss complexion,
appeal to tho tcrocious cormorants for Office to
deslst. Bot they vii! not desist; in which case
we would advise Captain Polk to promise eve
ry man fat office who goes home ard ceases
to torment him, as the surest way of being say
cd from his friends Otherwise they will har-
rass him TO the honey yard"
A seinl-oifi:al notice was published in one of
the Washington papers some time since, hint
ing to offico-hunters that they had better return
home, as their chance of success would be in
creased by not Fostering the President, and we
supposed that it would have had the effect to
dlsperss the crowd at Washington. But it
seems that the President is still leased almost
out Of his life by the importunity of hungry cx-
pcctants. Let HIM resolve that no man shall
have Office who solicits it in person, and he
will soon be released from troublesome visits
and solicitations.
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.

TENfIE CHOIR attached to the METHODIST
a PROTESTANT CHURCH. assisted by their
ienas' intend giving Concert in the Church,
oi Iitl ana aiSquith streets, on TUESDAY EVEN
iSG, April 18th, 1915, at O'Clock
PROGRA MME-PART I.
PRAYER.
Anthenl-''O give thanks unto the Lord"
1lO-"oh that had wings"
Anthem-Song of HOSES and the Lamb.
Soio-"Carrier Dove,'' with Piano Forte AccOmp't.
Duett-'rhou art gone, and the light of thy beauty
hast faded"
Anthem--"But will God indeed dwell with men,
DGett--"O had wings like yoadGr Bird"
SolO-Cllronet, with variations, by A. Holland
Quartete-"in his bright abode all is fair"
Antham-"O cd my heart is fixed"
PART IL.
Anthem Awake, put OF thy strength, q Xiono
Duett-''Thr Bird Of the South"
Solo-CNnopcan, with variations, by Geo. hnnick
Anthcm-"As IN Adam all die, even sc in Christ
shall all live"
Solo-"ChriSt sitting the tempest
Anthem-"Eiark the song of jubilee"
Duett-'1he Laiab j. ImmOlated.'.
nueu-"Remcmbef mercy, oh my God"
Anthem-"GOy into all the world"
BESEDIcrIoS.
90 Tickets % cents, children l2!to be had of the
members of the Church and Choir, and at the door
the evening Of Concert mh2S 81
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A 1. N =. n AC.
Noon - phases.
BARNHILL'S INDELlBLE INK

FENhE superiority Of this Marking Ink is now cor,
N, seneraiy acknowledged by the Druggists and
consumers of the article in Philadelphia and n VorE
large number Of whom have already tested IL and
nave pronounced 1t superior any other inde,;hi.
lhh, "hether OF domestic or foreign make. The
whoie process Of marking may be completed in tbree
minutes, even at midnight, if desirable. Notice the
following recommendations:
=, lNDELlBLE INK. Messrs. Potts, Lin. 6. Harrr.
NO 2l35 Market, above Fifth manufacture and have
Tor sale, among articles in their line of business ss
druggists, an admirable ink truly indelibe.
IL VIII, by It's beauty aud the simplicity of its uss
commend Itself TO the regard Of those who like 10 sci
mark upon their APPAREL and woald like thai mari
neat and plain.
From The editors Of the North American Of Mar I6j
HiGeHe1e IE. We have tried some of Barnhill's In.
ueiDle Ink aud cheeriuy recommend il to all thoae
wishing To mark linen or cotton. IL rms fraeIy
ana requires no previous preparation
., ~ ~ lpr SAFE by heSsrs Potts, Linn 4 Harris No,
2l53 Market street. "
tCony Of an advertisement of April le,h.l
b"rnhtH's Indfii5ie Ink. Just received n supn,, Of
ms ceieufalea INK and having tested thoroughly
am prepared to warrant it equal, if not superior 70
any maui III u'e chlted States or of the imported
,,,.., ALEXANDER HARPER
"hoiesaie Dugsst, Marketst., above 18th
tCopy Of an advertisement of April 27th.l
BGrnhiH'S Superior Erdcii5le Ink. The snhso,;h..
has received supply of this valuable article which
he confidently recommends to the public as the va,.
Oest IN inc market. II is used without pre- paratisn
and produces jet black and indehle impression, 4
applied according to directions.
EDWARD PARISH,s
Drug and Chemical Store
5. w. corner Of 9th and Chesnut.sts
V-A supply OF The above desirable article has been
received and is for sale by
sTABLER & CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
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ANOTHER IN THE FIELD. M. Coleman's
success with his improvement Of the piano, has
caused several persons TO claim the honor the
original invention. A Mr.. Walker has taken
outa patent for an attachment to the piano
forte, for producing perfect harmony on each
key. Upon pressing the pedal the most beau
tful tones are emitted, like the finest notes of
the harp heard at a distance. Tho patentee
exhibits the harmonic effects at Mr.. Brough's
concert in New York for the first time in pub
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

S$@IVill the Baltimore Clipper inform us if
the lines under Mr.. Simmonds' Beautiful Idea
are original, or are they tho conclusion of the
eloquent gentlcmans speech: Richmond Com
piIsr.
In answer we have only to say, that they
were not original with us, nor were they ''tho
conclusion of the eloquent gentleman speech. =
thy co.emporary, and in part succeeded, AS il
was not only written and pat in type, but read
in the proof sheet, and how ii was afierward.
altered We are still at loss to find out.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

h'cHTING THE CRY. There is proposition
before tho Second Branch of the City Council,
from MIR, Tough, proposing to light the city at
the same expense now paid for the oil light,
and producing one-third more light. Resolu-
lions have been introduced for an experimental
trial, under the inspection of COMMITTEES:
when, if it be approved, Mr.. Tough will enter
into contract, with sufficient security, to light
the city for 5 years.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

&oxE Souri,, Through tho carclossncss Of
taa ". agent between Baltimore and Wash
ington, our whole Washington edition of Thurs
dav vas sent on 20 Riclmond or some other
Southern city, as We have not heard from it
since THIS is tho third time during the winter
this tlick has been done. Our District readers
will please accept this as our apology, for not
being supplied on that day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

{g3-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DR.. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS has, in
the of nineteen years flaborous practice ANA
observations perfected Series Of Medicines that stand
unrivaled in the catalogue Of remedies before the
public. This series embraces a cure for every disease
te whih human nature is subject and yet comprises
no article that can do harm, under any circumstances
being composed exclusively Of innocent Vegetable
substances Visit the Laboratory, go EAST BAL
TIMORE STREET, fifth door east of Front.
DIR. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BlTTERS, the
best ever made, for sale as above. mh26 If
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mh27 WIN, +. PEABODY, i''p"''

ne. WHOOPlNG COUCH, ASTHMA, SC. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere TO be the best REMEDY if
not the only ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty OF Brentbing
sc. The genuine article can only be obtained Of Dr.
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. inh26 I'm
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{b3 The members Of the WASHINGTON BENE-
PiCIAL SOCIETY, are hereby notified that the Re
solution, for dissolution ~ the Society, will be acted
upon dt the stated meeting to be held on TUESD NY
EVENING, April lst, at Z! o'clock. Every resident
member is requested 10 attend, that fair express
sion of opinion may be had upoa the proprety of n
dissolution.
mh29-tu2t' l.. G. SIMPLIFY, President.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

QF-ATrENTION, SHIP JOINERS! The mem
bers Of the United Society Of Journeymen Ship Join
crs requested TO attend an adjourned meeting Of
the Society on MONDAY EVENING, March 3!St, at
O'Clock, at the Columbian Fire ComPanys Hail.
As business of the utmost importance will be laid be
fore the meeting, it is expected that every member
will be present, BY order,
,n29.2t. ALBERT II. WOOD, Sec'ry.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

APPOINTMENTS President Polk appears to
be proceeding with lis appointments slowly and
cautiously, and VIC believe with the full pur-
pose of making the best selections. But with
all his care, he can hardly expect to escape be-
ing imposed upon; for it too often occurs that
the least moritorious are the most pressing in
their claims for reward In general it would
be we'll for the President, and all other persons
having appointments to bcStow, to take tho
pecunIary circumstances Applicants into con-
Sidcrltion; and, where there is otherwise equali-
$ Of merit, to decide in favor Of the poorer
applicant. We have known wealthy ndividu-
ais to receive appointments which could have
b3en conferred upon the more INDECENT, with
squsl or greater advantage TO the public in
forests.
There is another matter in connection with
the subject of appointments, which it would be
well for the appointing power to consider. 1t
is this There are men Of both parties who
have enjoyed Office whenever their party has
been III power, until they actually consider
that they have life Inheritance in their sta
tons. Ii they have been turned out by their
political opponents, they urge that as claim
to be fcnstated when their party obtains power
forgetting that there are hundreds of others
who have never been turned into office once.
The political wheel may turn as it will, but
these off"c-seokcrs generally contrivc TO re-
main at the top, ID the democrats succeed
hero are the men who were turnGd ont by the
Wigs who must have their old places, Chat is,
II they caRnol get bcttcr.) Are the wings tri-
amphant-b:hod how quickly Tie old set of
o2icers are for rescating themselves. And
thus it is, that the political game is played for
Che benefit Of I few individuals, W no live upon
the public. The mass Of the people are the
tools used by these dex,erous ofliee-seekcrs-
each of whom considers it mortal alItont, it.
after the battle has been won, any person pre-
sa'nes TO apply for an office formerly held by
the otficc-seeker. How often have we heard
the expression, "Well, I'm an applicant for my
old birth; and as was turned out of it by our
opponents, am entitled to be renstated y
Their distribution of the spols is upon the
principle of the division Of the shad and her
rings made by the white man with the Indian
Heres shad for me and a herring for YOU
herring for you and a shad for me-" only
that it is not so falr--ior they take both shad
and herring, and leave honester folk TO suck
their thumbs. We hope that President Polk
Will have an eye Oh this tribe, and Scnd them
to honest labor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29
d. 4 d.

On Friday morning, 2sth instant, in the 9th wear or
her age, MARIA McCLELLAs. Long and severe wers
hcr atillcuons, which she bore without murncr.
Her tnends and acquaintauces are respectfully in
V!tcd to attend her funeral, on to morrow Sunday
afternoon, at u O'Clock from her late residence No
o fayeite street, without further notice.
On the 2uh instant, in the 18th year Of his age Col
JAMES MUsHER, soldier of the Revolution formerly
eS1dcnt OF the Mechanics Bank, and for many
years Surveyor OF the port OF Baltimore.
In ST. Mchael9, Talbot county, Md, on the n4th
instant, after protfacted illness, Mrs MELINDA IA
NETTE wife of Wrightson Jones' and daughter of the
late Walter Sparks, in the 18th year Of her age
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

{g7- "ssTATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is pamphlet of upwards of 50 pages, wrsten
b. tx Governor Thomas, Of Maryland, in relation to
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct Of Gov
Mcdowell, Of Va and his family, together with COL
Benton, and other dsnitaries, III severely arragned
and all matters in relation TO his marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
onteA on with force and yig1r 1t be Ind at this
Oifioe-price IS cents
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29
ND BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR

{g7-BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR -
They debitate and relax the very vessels that should
be strengthened and stimulated, a moments rehGc-
ton VIII convince any sensible person of Thu The
Of oily matter causes badness than all other
causes. Ladies' remember this, and let Your toilet be
furnished with the BALM OF COLUMBIAN spirit
extract of the most tonic and astringent roots
6nt GlkaIieS uhqterer, with the most fragrant per
fume. Near two hundred eases Of late and positive
restoration OF the hair by it, reported ty living
subIects, and nearly all the ashlonabeS use II as
perfume and purycr, even If they not losing the
hair. Immense quantities are sold only at Il Maiden
Laue.-NcW York Express.
For sale in baltimore, at the Of Hanover and
Baltimore streets. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

p3- MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course of LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, Ct. Paul's Lane, on
THIS CAfondaU EVENING, Aarek "a,
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued epery
morning of tie week. mha4lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29

Iy-UNIVERSALIST CHURCH-Lecture on TIE
Be,eroiencc and Rec:tde Of the Supreme Being. KEY.
Mr.. SuRIGLEY will preach in the Calvert st. Church
TO-M ORROW, (SsndayD at ii O'Clock, A. NJ; and
at Il O'clock P. NJ, he will deliver Lecture the
% Bcnevolence and Recude Of the Supreme Being
1he public are aiIectonatey invited. Il