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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
f. G. Jones & j. DURDIN
TERMS

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

The National Inielligencer is quoting
Col. Benton's speeches in answer 10 The
arguments of the Globe in favor Of an
nexation! Is the IntelIigencer coming
over TO Benton, or Benton going over 10
the Intelligencer7-[Na Nashville UHiOn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

I" Are you injured, MADAME asked .
gentleman of a lady whom he saw fall on
the ice. go, no, thanks TO my bishop"
was the reply.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

DEATn.-He that IS well prepared for
the great journey, cannot enter on II too
soon for himself, though his friends VIII
weep for his departure.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

Sand another thing-you'vc got to look
me right dead in the eye, daddy-will your
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

= HughcS-John Tyler His Ne'ocs al
most redeem his character
Miss Caroline Webb--The Coon ol
1914 A tear to his memory
Miss II ,.ong.-MrS. Julia G. Tyler A
Lady alike beautiful e. distinguished May
her life ia future be as pleasant as II has
hitherto been'forunale
Wm McMuIhn The victory we cele
hra,e More ennobing TO our nature han
o all the slaughlers that earIh's monuments
perpeua'e
X CoIly.-The people They have
shown themselves capable Of self govern
ment, and able TO discriminate between the
dazzling and captivating yet reckless and
uuprncipled; and the unob'ruslve yet truly
msritorious, honorable and firm
The Compauy-EdtOr of the CoIumb
Democrat May his labors both IN local
and political matters not be forgotten by the
people Of Columbia county
The Company old sterling demo-
crats who aided us in geiing up this cele
bralion Success TO them, and may 'hey
never be forgotten by 'he rising generation
around them
The Compary-our Host and Hostess
4
Our thanks for their kind attention, ard Tor
their abundant and well provided enter
tainment.
The Company separated about IL o
clock;well pleased viii, the festivities of the
occasion and with renewed devotion 10 and
sympathy for the good old cause OF Repub
llcanlsm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
A POCKET BOOK
LOST.

About two weeks ago between Blooms
burg and Northumberland a large leather
POCKET ROOK,
containing promisory Notes 10 the amour
IF about Two hundred dollars, and other pa
pers OF no value TO any person but the own
er. The finder will be literally rewarded
by handing it TO the subscribed or giving
aim inform ation where ii may be bad.
ROBERT G. HENRY
B.oomsburg, March ii, lS45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
Ts1TFF1'NNv'r Z, iilo

MARRIED-ln lIrmIock, on th'
9Th lust. by the R v d. d. Waller
lf. Ell MENDENHALL, 10 Miss Ma
TILDA KNoRR.
On Tuesday last by the Rev. W. J
Eyer, Mr.. SAMUEL MENDLNHALL, to
Miss MATILDA MENsH, bo,h o
Bloomsbury.
In Danvil'c, on Tuesday last by the
Rev. ]. S. Miller, Mr. PETER S. LEI
DY Of BIoomSbu'g, to Miss HARRIET
GAsEINS.
BY The Rev. D. S Tobias, on the 81
ost. Mr.. JoHs VAN LEW. TO Mis-
HARRIET MARI, both Of SrIdielown.
BY The same on Dhe 18Th insG Mr.
JOIN w. GIRToN 10 Miss HANNAa
FLICK, of Madison.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
NEW POST-OFFICE LAW.

Section |. The bill TO 60 INTO opera
ton July lst, ls45 For every single
letter, in manuscript or paper oI any
kind by or upon which Information
shall be asked for or communicated ~
writing or by marks and signs, convey =
ed in The nails moi over three hundred
miles, five cents; over three hundred
miles, ten cents; and for double letter
there shall be charged double this rate;
and for treble letter treble this rate ;
and every letter or parcel not exceeding
half an ounce in weight shall be deemed
a single letter; and every additional
weight of half az ounce, shall be charg
ed with additional sing postage. And
all drop letters. or letters placed in any
pos,-ofIice, moi for transmission by mail
bat for delivery only, shall be charged
with postage al ihe rate OF Two cents
each. And all letters which shall
hereafter be advertised as remaining
over in any pos, Office shall, when de-
Ilvered our, be charged with costs OF
advertising The same, in addition II
he regular postage, both TO be account
cd for as other poslages now are.
Section 2. All newspapers OF no
greater size than 1900 square inches
may be transmitted for 80 miles free OF
charge, and for greater distances one
half cent for distances OF 100 miles
and one cent for all greater distances.
Newspapers Of greater s'ze than 1900
square inches are to be charged thr
same rates Of postage as are Preseoled 5y
this act 10 be charged on magazines
and pamphlets.
Section 8. Printed or Autographed
matter, circulars, hand bills, advertise
mems, or quarlo post or cap paper ioId'
ell, directed and inserted are 10 be
charged two cents for any distance.
Pamphlets, magazines and periodicals
of no greater SIZE are to pay Two and
half cents for no greater weight tHan
one ounce, for distances Of 100 miles,
and one cent for each additional ounce.
Fractional excesses of cot less Than one
half an ounce shall pay for the full
ounce,
Section 4. Ia case Of emergency the
Post Mas'er General is authorised to
de,ach the letter from The printed mail
in order 10 obtain greater speed tor the
iOI mer.
Section S and 6. Tracking is abolish
ed, except upon letters written and re
ceiyed by members Of Congress, letters
received and written BY ex.Presidenrs,
Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Harrison,
Section 7 and s. The Departments
and Bureaus are 10 have their postsg.
paid from Ihe contingent fund assignee
them, and The 81 Assistant Posrmasle'
Generals are TO send out any thing free
OF postage which relates TO and i
marked Official business and country
poslmaslers are to have per cenIag'
or pay not less than $50 per annum.
Section 0. Private expresses sre pro.
hbiIed from carrying any letters, pack.
els or packages Of letters, or malIabIe
matter, except newspapers, periodicals
and pamphlets, and for every offence Ib'
penalty shall be $3.50.
Sections 10 II aud l2, declare tha
il shall not be lawful for any Stage, coach
railroad car, steamboat, packet boat, Of
Other vehicle oi vessel, running between
L .o;I,tine
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
List Of Jurors
For April Term, ls4S
Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Ephram Lulz Samuel Har
man
Briercreek--John Hill Robert MeCurdy
John Rush
CaIawissa--Lewis Yeucr
Derry William Carnahau
FcankIin John Vought
Jackson-George AIEiger
lhneslone--John 5, Dye
Liberty William Dale
MIillin-John Grover Christian Shn
man
Mahoning John Russell Eli Wilson.
John q Thompson
Nj. Pleasantly lillian Miller David Wig
Ter
Mon,our-Janes Barton John Richards
David Clark
Madison 'enjAmin WinlelsIccn
Orange-John Grouse
Roarlngcreek-John Davis
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7R4TERS JURORS-Jan le43

BIoom--Eli Criveling
William McMichae' NJ. w.
j olson Jotr F.Davis Frederick NeiceIy
Csuawawissa-Jesse Monroe John Rt
Ter Jr
Drrry--Neal Mccoy John Bee Jacob
Spids Peter Shuliz
Franklin John Low John Mench George
Mears
Hemlock --Roher, Moore.
Limestone -S,ephcn Ballet Samuel
Caldwell Philip Runyan John Flood.
Mahoning-William Schuyler Cornelius
CorneIson
Madson--1homa Barber Jacob Demo,t
Jacob Drczepice John Ke,ner
Mt. Pleaean.-John IL VandersIice,
William Kelley
Orange-A5Der Welsch
Roaringcreek-Dauiel Lerau Sabasl'ne
Hover Nathan Driesbach Suloman Feiter
man
Sugarloa(-- janluel Roam Benjamin
Cole
Naley-JacOb Slider Andrew ChiIds
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TABLE

will awavs be furnished with the best the
market affords, His BAR with the choices
If Liquors And his STABLE, attended by
faithful lIuslIers, he aalers himself that he
wi. be able 10 give general satisfaction
VEYANCES
will always be ready 10 transport watermer
IN Ihet route,
| G. JOHNSON
Jlarch Is, lSl5---G
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I1r packages by private mana, OF oy Z"
'pecal messenger employed only ior
he single particular occasion.
Section l3, allows steamboats, TO take
letters and packages weighing less thar
three pounds, on coalition OF deliver
ing them over TO The postmaster or olhe'
authorized agent Of The department, q
the port or place where they may be
drecled-he same postage TO be charg
ed on such letters and packages as II
,hey were conveyed in the mail
Section IA. The Postmaster General
is authorized TO make special contracts
for carrying mails upon the Western
waters for specified lime, but no, 10 b'
paid beyond the price allowed Tor trans
mi,pg the mail.
Section Is, declares that the terms
'malabe MATER &c., shall be deemed
and taken 10 mean all letters and news
papers, and all magazines and pamphlets
periodically published, or which may
be published in regular series or ~
successive numbers, under the samt
tile, though a, irregular intervals, and
all other written or printed ma'le'
whereof each copy or number shall no.
e"ceeu 0 ou!oe' =" w. s' ~ ~" hp, ,JIaa
without written letters accompanying
"eo'' 'o'"T "oo",' ~, ,,,',aJ .a - NV,
ac, - "o' ~ oe ~ eo",o"'' s,a,, a ,,;n,
''o' Guy L..I
over any "',' 'ou'', '"y ',,o "''"',
~'"e'' p'u'P''0''' " ,r
'm'' Neu' "'' eo'e' W wv e''us' :u '
o'''e "'''' ''''''' ~ ~ .o,,'z
nut '"'eh"eu 'o' ''o |' " L
c"o I'", VI eo"' ~, oIa ,ha',
''ce '''''' " .
o''
oe'''o" io' W. "','' ''' ~ ,L ~ |
we S''"'P' " o''''"tI' Wv
"e"'' " " o'e ''." ,', ~, s.' .r 'r .,n,;.a Wv
enVe'ole III, e' p'"""y VI WI ~ '''''
"F"' '"r "o' 'e'' '''' 80 !" '"''
more man hVe yeSr''S"o n"e "o' eS
'eeo'og Do,ooo
otclloh -, "rnnes ''e 'e'"' news
paper As "sen ~ ''e "c' W ''e'" '"S
prlnle" p"ol'ca''o" issue" ~ "u"''
consisting o' nov '',o' I wa" WV ''''e''i
ana Puois' Gu a' ''o'' SOW" '''e' ""
OF hol more '','H QUO "'o"'"' ''"''y "s
intelligence OF passing events '"" 'o""
hde extras a"u soPP'e"e"'s u d'y 'uc'
puO''canon' -.
oect'on TO- uSc' 'e' ,'''' a. ''"'''e
ana io'le''"ies ,"ou' 'o "'r "'1 az
sha'I De one'a'' 'o' ''e VI !" ~ "'' :"
'o,mer anu P,o'ee",c'' ''' s"e o'"e
hsll lor the f"S' "Ilce department.
Newspape" are 70 "a'e nee e"'
change as he'e'o''rr'
Inc postmaster "e"eL''' 10 " 'aA'
all contracts WIN me io"e'' o'o'e'
"nen 'he s"a'a"'ees are s"''
newspaper h'''"s VIC .' s''' I''I''
'aton are 10 nave ''e P""''' '''0'' VI VIC
us, OF le''ers'
Ma'' routes are 70 o' '''''" '"'o
'n'ee c'a'seS' |e'o'""s y ~. :npo' n
''"ce' a"" W oe "''""te" W '''' o''
anu sesmooa'S' sc"o'"'"k ~ ''''' '"'
P'''Snee. Pea, ne '''es ''e ~ '' To' L q" 9
wa" "-O' "''' P''
class second class not more Ihan 500 II
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
Public Vendue.

The subscriber offers to sell, at Public
Sale at his House and Shop, in Blooms
burg, on
1ussdoy March %, 1915 al 10 o'cfOeh
\ N all o( his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
SWAN HOTEL.

Ora0gsviAe, Columbia county, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public iha. he has leased this large three
story Tavern. now in tie occupancy of Nj
George Seiple, in OrangeviIe, CoIumba
county, Pa, and intends moving into 1t on
the frs, Of A2ril next, where he will be
pleased TO see his old friends and customers
Az his
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LOOK HERE
EAsHiONABLE TAILORING,
Come one, come oil, gire me a call !!

FENHE subscriber returns his sincere ,hanks
4 for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him, and hopes for continuance Of the same,
with an Increase duo the merit of his shop. lie in.
Itendssparing neither pain or labour to render
'atisiaction in any caFeg j will vanent his work
lone with taste and durabilityAND AiITTLE
INEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OTHER SHOP IN THIS PLACE. He has
Just received Mahans late repoit of Fashons, from
Philadelphia which can be seen az his shop at any
time. by which he is enabled to cut acco.ding 10
he la'est style, or TO ordar. HiS prices are N
accordance to the times. All kinds Of count-y
produce taken in payment for work at market prirs
a very reasonable discount for cash.
p. s. LEIDY.
N. d. Cutting done with the greatest caIe, and
AT the shortest notice.
P. s. L.
Bloomsbury Oct, ls4--.5
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

NliILDREN are most subject to them, but per
| ~ sons OF all ages are liable To be afflicted with
them. Bad breath, palencss about the ipsilushcJ
cheeks, picking at the nose, wasting away Jeanne IS
pain IN the bowels, joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
lnghtlul dreams, moaning aud sometimes OF yoi-
aclous appetite, are among the symptoms ofwOrmS
| Many are dOctOred Tor months, for some other i'm.
IastnGry disease, when one box of Shermans Worm
| holcngc5 would effect IA cure ID. Ryan, corner
| t Pnncc street and the Buwery, cured man oi
worms that was reduced to skeleton, and by only
mo box of Sherman's Lozcnges: Ees now as fat
's an Alderman Th Hon. B. b. Beardscy
us saved the life Of on his children by theui.
he sOlc of over 100000 of boxes has Iully test
Il them. they are the only niable Worm dos
Toying medicine known. What family will te
Without theml
| Consumption Coughs, Colds, Whooping Coughs
asthma, and all affections of the lungs, will find II
healing value in Sherman's Cough Lozcngcs They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Nuecter, Jonathan Howarth, Esq. and that worthy
uld hero, Leonard Rogers. from the cOnsumptiye's
grave They cured in one day the Rev. Mr.. Dun
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; Wm II. Atree Esu
of distressing coughs. They ore tho pcasantest
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany kLown
remedy.
iicWache Sea. sickness and palpiiation relieved or
ItOm five TO ten minutes hy Shcrmans CamphJr
jlo2cuges Persons attending crowded -ooms in
travelling will find them to ilhpart buoyancy Of
spUils aud renew their energies, Those suffering
from too free living will find few Of the lOzenges
to dlspcl the HORRORS and lowness cf spirits. Mr.,
Krath, of the Sunday Mercury has repeatedly cur
ed himself of severe headache by them iaptain
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington. has wit.
messed their efficacy III g,eat many Cases OF sea-
sickness. They operate like charm upon .hu
Iagliacd or shattered nerves, rs Shernan's Poor
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumbaso,
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast. or any
part of the body. Mr.. II. q. Daggcrs, so Ann
1Jreel Henry Il Gouding; 35i Chaham
street Moses J Henriques Esq and a
multitude Of Others have experienced the
wnndertUI fleets Of these Plaslcrs
rrrr only 70! cents. Caution is receSsar,
10 sre that you get the genuine Shr'man's >
Lozpnges and PIasters, as there are man,
worthless articles attempted to be raImed
oH in place Of them, bV those who wUuIl
uhe with lou' life for shilling.
DR.. Sherman S warehouse 10 al l00 Mas
sau street. For sale by
John r. BIoomsburg
VIM l. Waller & GO - Berwick
Low u Thompson-Lime Ridge
+ Il J. OrangevKIe
NJ. G.. Shocmoker- Buck Horn
l., & A l. sel-Jerseytown
Drrr q MBrido 500 White Hall
John Moore DanvlIe.
Stephen Baldy, Catawissa.
Jan. 4-lSi5--3T. 6m,
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OBI .gUABTo

DIED-In Bloomsbury, on Friday
Tn inst. Mrs. Nancy RUcH, aged 55
wife OF Mr.. Joseph Ruch.
In BIoomsburg, on Sunday last Mr..
ANDREW SHOEMAKER, aged 60, after a
short and distressing illness
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ESTATE OF

ISAAC CORNELlSON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of Isaac CorneIison, deceased, ths. | will
attend al the public house Of Charles Doeh'
Ter, in the town Of Blooms6urg, on Friday
The 2slh day # March next, for the fnrpose
If appouionng the assets Of the said Estate
among the creditors.
JAMES PLEASANTS, AtHli'or.
January q, ls45 avail
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Furniture,

consisting Of BeLsleads, chairs, tables, &c
mantle clock, and several new bedseads
tables, stands and bureaus. Also, three
Shoals.
A liberal credit given, and terms made
known on the day OF sale.
u. l.. GEERllEART.
Bloomsburg, March IL, lS45,
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lis ACaoess

or lhereabouts, bounded by land of Jacob
Sru,z, Zrba Bird, The Northumberland
county line aud the Susquehanna Rlver,
about
60 ACRES.
Of whca is cleared land, snd in good STATE
OF cultivation On tho premises there Is
erected one and half story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, FRAME BARN
and SAW MILL.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property Of John &. Boyd.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
Sc'i6's Office, DanyIe
Feb I6~-ls45
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re hereby noh,hrisiiaa ii. Bro6sf.
pom'ed an Auditor 'r,jsiian A Brobsl.
IN the hands OF James Plea .s;,n,J
nrnrslralor Of Ezra s. Hay L",c,"dr,
who was one of lle Assignees OF Christ'~
"A BrobSt, amoug the creditors Of sal'
Christian, will attend al The house olChaI!t,
Hartman, in Caltawisss, on Thursday, ;h'
81 day of April next, a, 10 o'clock Of salt
day, to perform the duties OF his appoint
menl, where all parties interested IN 'h'
said estate ore hereby notified TO attend.
J. G. MONTGOMERY,
Februaro 7, lS45. 343
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CHARLES IL. BUCK ALEW
Attorney at Law.

IlG0MtS0TNG9 PAo
G6I.s South side Of Main.sh opposite
Eyer s. Ht@ey'e Store.
h-TWIIL ATTEND COURTS IN
THE COUNTIES OF COLUMBIA
AND LUZERNE.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHAN rs

yEvHE subscriber disirous Of quitting business.
b on account Of his health, will
RENT HIS STORE,
property to any perSOn on favourable terms, who
will PURCHASE HIS STOCK OF GOODS.
on hand His situation for doing business
10 considers. the best in the county.
CJHe also IeQuostes all those indebted TO him
to come and make paymert before the st Of
april, after that time, every acco unit not paid will
I've sued without respect to Ie,scn.
f. II, BIGCS.
Jan. 26--lS45.
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SIC y. II shall be the duty Of every Judge. IN
'pector and clerk conducting the election anibor.
lei TO be held by virtue Of this act TO take lin add
ton to the oath or affirmation he ia nov rsnn;,aJb
aw TO takej an oath OF affirmation that he will
"'y una Ia'thtuly comply in every leypeCL
"'tn '"e provisions aud requirements of this act.
DEC H. II shall be he duty Of the re-
'otn Judges OF said county, al The time a ,d
"aoe oi lheir meeting To cast up all The
lstes es received ID the d Grrenl election dis
1.-Two cerilh3Se question OF the Removal of the
which shall be'2resald' and shall make ou
of the court of quarIs4s the result, one OF
in The Office of lhe ComG'ise Of the clerh
county Of Columbia. 'he Other
SEC, |. 1t shall be the duty Of the SicI
ltf of The said county Of Columbia ,h "aus
Iais act 10 be published in at eas' 'irt
newspapers published IN said count! i"r q
east once in every week for sixty dals IN
mediaiely preceding the next general ricr
'ion, and shall on The day of the cIeclIo
cause at least two printed copies, Que o
which shall be in The German language, d
said act TO be posted in handblll form, IN ii
most public place nearest the election pol
in every election district in SAID county au'
'he reasonable expense Of such publication
shall be paid By The said county Of Cslum
bia by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC. l2 So much Of the existing law
OF this Commonwealth as are altered u
supplied by This act, be and tic same ar,
hereby repealed; and also the acl Of Assem-
bly, passed l6lh June 1886 entitled ar az
relating 10 the lien of Mechanics aud others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so lar u
II relates 20 the buildings to be erected IL
pursuance Of this act.
Approved OF and signed by theGOvernol
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