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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

our subscribers whose names We have lost
AffcnrIon-YhOse who have or are ABOUT 70 seieef
companonx for life would do well TO hear the
Nr D. S FowLrR's Lecture on Nlatrmony al I'm ;astest
g and oyten, subject; Hear aud Judge for yourselves
m6n'
~ MechanIcs Tnstitutc Leetnrss:vfsoF Lrrmsiv Is ar
ss to Sl' Tas Fl 4 Ss%sf Drs% F
a 3 .. Viii .t sa,aTda s ias The HToat,9s &
Glass o the S.ea;sion Of 'ff, MAPEs 1 'i Pfesid.n
l'GG!'L e. L. BAin,rr. de,SiTy:. mhs 2''
~ Medical MaSnetism.-Dr STRONG gives
@ PsySy ars 81 E1snas .a s'S at the Society sI
% fse coIne Of Broadway and Leonard street which
ca.0s ia9 by ,G some ee I be esc;ed w
netc He will also explain the nann,r IN mhiGh en- dief
Of treatment diseases Various experiments viii be tired
m illb appointed from the audience the expert
neGts and report Those desTous Of witnessing er
b.re will be large number msgnitised, experiments in
Phao Magnetism drawing teeth Sc &c Tickets Is cents,
Commence al hapast O'Clock. Two tickets will admit
gentleman and two ladies' III" II
r7- Fifth WarI-.WHIGs. TO THE RESCUE
The Dem cratic Wings Of The Fifth Ward are Erq1esed to
INK t h III O'Clock to receive The report oi1e Nom
mating sEe EVE s@asa spfass M address the
i B. BartGhheloI rhSn., r Tbecdd,. IL; dayioFi 4 ward
"'''sn ''''''lDD Daniel cs!uea,tI: ms2s
- Sixth Ward.-1Ae democratic Wing Electors Of
m. SIKH Ward requested meet at National Hall anal
set on Thursdny evening" 9Th OF March instant at halt-iast
O'Clock 10 respond the nations made by The Nornn-
a,rg Committee for Charter Officers.
Several distinguished seakers expected 10 Address the
meeting By order ofthe Nominating Committee.
JOSEPH r. PlRSSON, Chairman.
THos. l.. HARrNEss Secretary. mat 1t
~ Ninth yyard.7The Wings Of the Nip'h ;, Ward I'd
will assemble their head quarters. Kentucky Hail. No 90
Perry street. this evening Gih hapast o'clock TO
receive the report Of the Ward Nominating COMMITTEE Tor
Charter OIicrls THOMAS SAWYER,
Chairman Nominating Committee.
A. GILBERT Secretary. mG H.
~ Sixteenth Vvnrd.-The Wings OF the Sixteenth
Warl will assemble at the Mechanics Assembly House
18Th street the 9Th Friday evening" 7t nstlnt
al o'clock receive the report Of tha Nominating Commit
tee for Charter Officers
GEO. G. CAMPBELL. Chairman.
y W JoyEs Secretary me ~
- BAKERS ATrEND!-ln pursuance Of Il call for
Meeting Bnke be held at the Shakespeare Hotel
on aurny evening" March l there present large and
respectable number who called WILLIAM STEELE ESQ., Ia
Chair, aud Nessrs. Jno. iiney aDd E. A. Ehbc were
appointed Secretaries and after the Transaction oi some I'M
pornnt business the meeting adjourned 10 meet again at
The place Saturday Sth March, mt u O'Clock:
when the wish that all the Anster Bakers of this City and
Brooklyn will their business attend ms business
Of much importance will be laid benie the meeting. Come
all and take part the proceedings that unity may prevail
AfSre BY er,:r of si,,y Three Master Bakers ms At.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

WM. T. JENNINGS,
23l BROADWAY,
DRAPERS & TAILORS,
Are daiy receiving their Of Spring Goods com
prsns all the new varieties and styles of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES " VESTlNGS,
which will be made up orer prices that will oee m
ducemcnts to those who will or with their patronage
We are also i'll receipt of large of fancy dre. ar
,ce for spring wear viz Fancy silk and Satin Vests Scarf
and CIavais Gloves Suspenders, etc. etc
~ B.-Garments Of the fist quality always on hand
imit
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

~ Mechanics Institute Leettnrs;t Leeatlm;strv as an.
REID deliver, his fourteerth Lec'u. on ,rarmensl
Illustrations THIS EVENING 9Th lust q Draw
da evening II, inst p. a9es s. st the Deba,ag
Class meets fo the discussion c Ligf|, Pr1sid.n
lecn., o. ,D,1v mh5 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

AttcntIon.-qhose who have or are about 70 ssieof f
comp,nions for life would do well to hear the
Al y o'clock this evening This is ceIfainy mos
isg and irIoTcnt subject; Hear aud Judge i"f youis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
CONANIyS PATENT YEAST.

tO-'.A-' - } n i'%N
4 CCoRDISG 20 old maxim. - Bread is the Staff oil
"A Life tut II IS certain that good beahfnt bread-swer
light and dgesble-is by easily obtained. and
ryTds Of persons obliged wander along without Una,
essential staff Chemical science and research were nrTs!
Iended fora and useful purpose tAh 10 M
discovery OF the material which should prompfy aho
l produce good bfea That great SesdeTatufn mas
tanned by the skill and patience of Mr. CorAnI o .
whO has tt. ingredients Ieqn 'o - Ls-ts
Of SuIer eIc-eRt bread quickly as the iio"' eA "
and baked. , ,-,..s, or v;ro,.
frneriqe much Of The rorti%Ss % 81 ~ T9es =
e,,rsc,sd. br by The purs:ioB fCONAI . n t..s
YEAST icsantaneous r.erysceace @ r,9.;n,d thus =,
all the saccfariue properties Of e .ne ~, ,,n,siI,, IT,
curing the entire EoufishEnsnt "hieH '4'S '' "
claGrs.
soiI TnnsSsg W clinton Hall Beeknan and Nassau
ID ~ tntp2EY 4 10 soHth't cor. aiaicrn ians.
GaSsSER s f0t NJ. -. x - - s Snsth''''
GHEsS At + II nSPaIiiyTN y BROTHERS, 10 Eighth ST
STt,ieS STi et IS & FOl:D. lJ3 Bowe,y.
sIAtLLLER0 a2s Bow.ry cor. Bopdst.
p = s HOPE; 2 Gt.mesrSy'st .. q ~ t. l-,.;.s.,
rl,oNINiCK & DkL AAOND, 10 OTeenwien-st.
GGooWi;s,L KIP, 4o5 Broadway
IL nv tie princpsl groce1a 20 Eeneral. mn.asn
on IJg x 81 t.- Hon. ChAkLE.s Z. DIAL assoeiAu.
X 10. ~ tie CoGu or Common Pleas OF the City and
80 81 New York Notice Is hereby siyer pursuant 70 the
of the authorizing attachments agains, non
, JAMES y HOLMES non-ss,test Of the s,sts Of
New ok I'D that the Will be sold for the OF
h 9, uns he appear aud dschsrge such attacbpsnl e
rong 10 law within niEs months the hst
of s notice. and that the Of any deets que 70 nn
b r,-at. Of this State and tie delivery 10 him OF ior ms
ne Of any property within this State eeiongns 70 hin sho
the transfer Of sueh property ey nn or h S NJ
hidden By law and yoid1pstsd the otn CAY oI SH
isi5 A WILLIAMS. Attorney for Attaching Csalt9n.
Argus plsiss copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

NO tUnNIohEHo OF HOIkLs, SIEAMBUAIo .
Sc.-The attention Of all parties about 10 purchase Car
,tinz OIL Cloths any article in the line respectfully In
yrd 10 the large and of the subscriber
urn of Hotels and Steamboats, would be enabled TO MAKE
more satisfactory selections than could be made any ether
store Ih- city. Families also intending TO furnish The ems
ing sprirg will find greatly he interest 70 cal! before
making their purchases they will nd of the best select
and variety OF patterns OF all the varion
syles Of CaEpetng OIL Cloths Rugs &c. that there Is IN the
market, and al prices perfectly satisfactory:
w II. GUIONS New Store,
22fiif Fronting on q EAT Broadw. ent u Dvisio.s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06
CLOTHING.

SPRlNti OVER.COATS AND SPRING GOODS
- Gentlemen lea,ns of their WGier Oyer-coats will find
beautiful article for the Spring ready m,ds made 20 order
At WN. L. JENNINGS CO.'S, 2jl Broadway, oppoas's
the Fountain.
ALSO,
beautiful assortment Of Spnrg Goods, which we onet al
very reduced prices Citizens aud solicited To
call aud examine stock before purchasing elsewher
nh6 2wis.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

~ Ninth VSard.-The Wings Of the Ninth Ward
will assemble their head quarters. Kentucky Hall, No 81
Perry street. this evening Gth halipast o'clock TO
receive the report Of the Ward Nominating COMMITTEE Tor
Charter OiIc-fs THOMAS SAWf Elk,
Chairman Nominating Committee.
(uprpr S-rrstarv m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

FANCY GOODS AND COME WAREHOUSE.
WA. H. CARY Il co.
TSlPoRTERs aud D-.leFs in Fancy Goods. Tortoise
i She'll Ivory, EOm apd Metal
o NJ 3 5,
Buttons Brushes Cutlery, silver P-ncilC as.s, Thnbes.
sr-ctaces, Spoons Aeeordioes Jewey, Perumery. Ns-
Ceiar-strset) Neu.York ~ Dealers IN Ivory, Tortoise
Shell Horns. TIPS. Bores Rattan. &c. mi lmeodis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

The following statement shows great falling off
IN the receipts Of the manufactures Of Hog Newt Orleans
during the present season, compared with those in 1884, up
10 the same period
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

NEKMAN SUJIEIl Vr y =. ", W, = ~ 60
THE Grand CONCERT in aid Of the Charitable and M
Of this Socie;y Will take place SiTtRp.ff; sth
March IsiS :. ts Taberusc which OCCASION the ''i'o"
ins -minea talent will Appair, ,iE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

We learn that the Ohio Life and Trust Company
intend Issuing Circulation under the new Bank Law.
The reduction on the freight on Coal on the
Pennsylvania Canals viii, is supposed. enable Pts'u1s
TO supply Phladepha with Btumenous Coal Te cost Of
transportation viii be about s3 90 per ton.
The following are the comparative receipts over
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for week ending
Feb. %: l543. lsii & is4o; >,
s2,s7a 10 Ss,l5s 20 slo,IO3 30
The Canals OF this State are TO be opened, We
understand, on the goth inst
The Rochester Democrat states that II the par
redemption law passed. Western banks will insist
upon par Redemption point at the West either
Rochester or Buffalo.
The following Domestics were exported during
the week ending March /, from Boston: To South Amer
ca 1853 bales West Indies 81 Go: Africa II do smyrns
2l2 DO. Total 1913 balcc.
The exports from Havana and Matanzss for the
wear I5i3 and Is Is were as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

~ Sixteenth Vnrd.-The Wings OF the Sixteenth
WaTl will assemble the Mechanics Assembly House i'll
ls street near the 9Th avenue Friday evening" 7 instant
al o'clock receive the report Of tha Nominating Commit
tee for Charter Officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

JOSIAH KICHAkUS, AuCIUnetI.
nv RASGS. RICHARDS & PLATT.--S'ores 9oa
b Brosdway-IIberal cash ARRANGEMENTS made on
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X REMOVAL.
MASON & TUTTLE'S
COUNTRY ADVERTISING OFFICE
rs REMOVED TO
No. 3S WfllInm-Strcct,
MERcHNSTs' EXCHANGE.
Formerly occupied as the Branch Post OF

Merchants wishing 10 examine files Of Country Papers
ms car do so lree Of chargel apnicati0n above lws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

rI,HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.--A complete
remedy itr the most dangerous Coughs and Colds, aud
Of the desperate eases Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION hay-
cne In proof OF this We select the following irom
many whose certificates may be- az Office. tS Bfolc-
way 10 prove The extraordinary success that nTanaoy Al
-ard< Balm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-06

Nr-W-lORh tfALLsskh or IHs. ttNe. ANS
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that the Gallery will close after
Saturday next sth inst until the Rotan the PasS be
PREPARED for Its reception. ms StIs
AiL-I-. = ~. = I.-,... n....I,.. -. -.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
AbE'. eBss2gaae7s
FAMILY MEDICINES,
J2YNE'S HAIR TONIC.

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads Of hundreds who had been bald
for years 1t also purfes the head from Dandrun
-Cu'es diseases Of the scap-Preservcs the hal,
from falling of or bscomiug permanently gray
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
TO TAX co l. l. + c + D Il
AND TAX PAYERS

Wn consequent ofa Circular, lately issued ly
& the state TrcasI Irer, directing that the State
Tax still remaining unpaid, for the present and
former years. must be paid into the State lrelsu.
ry. OIL or before the second Tuesday in January
next and that every county, falling to pay Ito
uurtlon Of State Taxes: hail be. alter that timc
charged an interest of five per cent, on such
mount as shall remain unpaid, and payments
fum the State Treasury, for school OF othc" puy-
poscs withheld. until such balance with il leIcst i.
fully paid; we are under the necessity of requiring
the several Tax COLLECTORS of Columbia 'ounty Ja
collect sgA.gaYnQiT M6nlay of November neAJ
ALL the State Taxes fer iormer years which sill
remain unpaid.
The promptness with which our former Circua
vas responded to, hnth by Tax { tollectors aud las
Pavcrs, by which the county Treasurer wa
nabed TO pay into the State reasnry at that time
.eauircd the whole amount of State Tax du'
/ ON this county, for the present year induces u
1t, believe that COLUMBIA cou1 will not on III
,ccoad Tuesday Of January next, be found amonj
| ne deiaulterS,
| Il, Order of the Commissioners.
f, MENDENHALL, Clclk.
onmissi ne,s UHi Da.ville,
| September 49, lS45. SGt
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at her shop on Main.street neally orposteDoeber
hotel and second door below Slverthorn's, where
she has all the articles usually kept in Millmers
Store, The Ladies are all invited to cal and exa.
mine for themselves Bonnets aud Gaps made and
done up in the most fashionable style,
Bloomshurg July ~. ls45 l2
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MSggSAeNa'sg
MISS M. II. Robson,

ANJOULD respectfully inform the Ladies oil
w Bloomsbnrg and vicinity, that she has just
ccelVcd lItgo assort nent of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
RlOOmsburg Artillery.

The Members OF this Company; who
have Swords and Belts, belonging TO the
Company; are required forthwith to deliver
them to either Of the Commissioned Off
GERS, Il. WEBB, Oapt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
CATAwISSA ETOTEL.
CATAWfSSA COL. co. pa

sE ACOB DYER informs travellers and
his old customers aud friends, that he
'ill keeps The above Hotel. where he will
1e happy so wait upon those who favor
aim with their custom. His house is large
md comnodlous, and well prranged to ac-
rommodlte his guests His table is always
wiki the choicest Viands the maj
kels can afford snd his Bar contains some
Vt the best !iquros that can he found III this
section of country. His stables are also
ample, and good ostIsrs are always in at.
,endance.
Catawissa, July l2, lsi5-2m.l2
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C'egeedSeDaa

Us hereby given to all persons not to purchase
three Notes of hand, for fifty dollars each, dated
luy ~, ls44 signed Ivy the subscriber and made
payable to Daniel Savage, one in one wear, one IL
two years, and the other three years from date
Also thee other Notes of hand signed by the SUBJ
srrihrr for seventy-one and two thirds dollars each
dated July L. 1874, made payable to Moses Savage
-onc payable in one year one IN two wears and
one ia three years from date, there was decep
ton practiced in obtaining said notes, aud therefore
not having received a value for them | shall refuse
to pay them unless compelled by law.
THOMAS CAROTHERS.
Franklin. LycOming county, Sept2O; lS45-2@
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
SIIERIFF'S SALES.
Fog

3Y virtue of "A writ Of ven. ex. to me diroc
ed. will he exposed 10 pubic sale. at 'h'
Court House IN Dau,llje, SaIurdty the
4h Of Octnbpr 1915 Al IL o'rlock. NJ
the following property 10 VIZ;
Il certain ract ofiand situate IN Gree"
wood township. Columbia County contain
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
I'd uRbHiC Sale

JN pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
Il of Columbia county, on
yafurday, Tie lsh day Of Otobccr neri,
t ten o'clock in the forenoon Aaron IIe dcrshot'
administrator, &c. of Barhara Cr ., late OF Bloom
wnship IN said county, deceased, will expose to
lie 10y pullla vendue, upon the premises, certain
.OF e parcel of ground situate in Hopkinsvllle,
said county being parts OF lots number and Z
n the plan oi said town. OF lot number slX,scvcn
Get in breadth and one hundred aud niucty.cigh
Get III depth, and Of lot number seven, fifteen feet
IN breadth and one bundled and ninety y-eight feet
in depth, aud sounded as follows :-Bgginuing at
post On Maln-street and LOT numbered SIX, thence
by the same south thirty.seven degrees west one
hundred ard ninety.eight feet to back alley
thence along said alley iouth fifty three degrees
east twenty-five perchcs to post on LOT nuI Q
seven-thence throu-h said lot north thiTty-sevel
degrees, east one hundred aud ninety cigh feetto
post on main street--thence north fifty .Ihrec
degrees. cast ~ feet to the place Of beg inning
there is erected on the premises
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- .E- - - d SkST e. = v ss3aa ~ -
" i'll be done in the beat II amer, end q! lie usu.
II prices All kinds of country produce III Le
aiken in pay ncEt tor w,Ik at La!.Ni.., 4.u,Ltr
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n OF HG r. .

Estate Of George Deiterick, i@s 2f Bloom
'op"ship dec'd
THE creditors Of the estate Of George
NpilprIck deceased, will take notice sho
undersigned has been appointed an audt"'
ny the Orphans Cou,, Of Colombia County
to adius, the rates and proportions Of the
assets Of said estate, to and among the re-
soec,ive creditors, according to the oIdtr
established by law, and that he Will suenC
At he house or Charles II, De obler, i
Bl omsburg IN Monday, the 9Th Of Oc'o
her ncN, at 10 O'clock Of said day, 10 Per
form the duties al his pppoiulment,when 4
where all persons Interested can attend
they see proper.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
Seplember 5lh lS45.
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List OF letter..
hDanaViEEe
W10MnISN EACEcns p !! Q

WOOTLnIAN ELCEGnTo
TENHE Danyille Steam Woollen Factory, for
II merly owned and occupied by Dr Petrikin,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
respectfully announces ~ his friends ard the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared 10 execute
all kinds OF work in his line OF business at The
shortest notice, according order, and in the best
comparative manner. Having gone to cousiders-
BE expense in repairing bis machinery and eppu-
ratus aud being very particular in securing the ser
ices of experienced mechanics, he feels confident
that he lis capable of executing all kinds ot work
IN his line in style superior 10 any other establish
nent int he country. Prices ct Crk follows !:
Cloth yard VIDE light ord DARK, from Is l. : 6
Gents pei yard
DO bottle green's, olipe brown, &c. from % 70 co
atirets of the above cqlois, from 10 to ~
F'iannels one yard wide, 80 cents
Wine, brown or black, 40
Nader red, IS
Blanket yds wide; twi led or plain, frcu. 70 &c
CENTS uer ward,
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/. + & A l. n y T | c + .

Al persons interested will take notice, that a.
application was made to the judges OF the court OF
rOmman pleas, sitting at 'Danve' in and foi
columbia County at the term of August; A.
~45, by the members ofthc first presbyterian
Church Of Bloomsbury; in the county of Colum-
ha; aud state Of Pcnnsy lvana, by committee
duly elected by them for that purpose, to acquire
anc enjoy the pains and imnuuities of a cor
poratun, 10y the maIhe Style Il Title O! the frs,
preshy ylerian Church of Bloomsbury and if no
sufficient should he shown to the couirary al
the next term othe court to be held atDanvilc af1ir
sad IT," third Monday Of November next, the said
court will then make decree nddcclare; that the
per ons so associated shall by the name; SNI, 6
lite; of the first Presbyterian Chulch of Blooms
burg in the county ofColumhia aforesaid, becon,
and be- corporation or body politcagrGeaby to tho
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided
JACOB EYuoLI, pgVG.
Danvllie Aug .23j, 1915
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S.4YITNETTS; FLANNTL.gs
CLOTHS 6. RL.ANAETSj

Consistently OIL hand. for su!c o, reduced rticos
or Cash or Barter.
For the accommodation Of customers living at
iistunce-wool for Manufacturing will lie taken il.
At the following places
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Isaac Klue'e Mil,
Fishngc eek; Holmes store, Columlue; L,w d
Thompson store, Lime Ridge; W. l.. " a'lor t1
Co.'s store, Berwick Stewart & Rlckeu' Store,
|Orangcyillc; VIM. NrKelvy co.'s store, rlo,Ips-
burg John 6. Shsrpless' store Cuttnwis si h. Ii
sells store Jersey town; Den q McbTiGcs store,
White Rlli: Suoups store, Washna atony.le.
lLZEHNE COUNTY, N,, uuld's store, / .rra
ton; Gildesleeve's, Wlkshare; tye,s' s'o., IL.
ticoke; Judge Mscks Mil, Huni. etou
Plum ,Vriuen directions nGSt uCcc1a
oany each parcel. ,.,Rp
Dunyille, May g, lSl5--"
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-02
DETROIT,

Detroit is one of the oldest cities in the
Union having been founded by Antoine
de la Motto Cadillac, under commission
of Louis XIV, of France, in l70l-one
hundred and forty-four years ago. 1t was
first visited by the Roman Catholic Mis-
sionaries in 1920, and the French Ian
guage is still commonly spoken there
In most respects art has done less for the
city than nature, and this remark is es-
pecialIy true, if the whole field of vision
be included, as viewed from some iavor-
able ard elevated point. AS you aP-
proach the city from Lake Erie, scene
of calm and quiet beauty comes over the
mind, as you view the old French settle
ments on The Western margin of the
broad and noble stream, and the fertile
and cultivated islands which repose in
the clear waters on the East. Here are
pasturc-grounds covered with grazing
flocks and herds, and meadows, and fields
Of standing grain, and farm-houses, and
splendid mansions. Detroit itself IS sltu-
ated on the southwest bank of the river,
on plain which extends along the stream
and the lakes, and for many miles back
into the country. This belt of land is
elevated about 80 feet above the surface
of the water. The surrounding country
though not af1ording the most generous
soil, with proper cultivation, will abun-
dainty repay the toll of the husbandman. Il
is especially adapted to grazing. Most ol
the farms in the neighborhood are in the
hands of the French, and their decend-
| ants,
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-02

Several thousand of the youth OF both
sexes were saved to be sold as slaves
The young men taken from the literary
seclusion and intellectual refinement of the
college of Scio, were sold to the degraded
servitude of hopeless bondage. The young
ladies taken from the parlors OF their opu-
lent parents, from tbs accomplishments OF
highly cultivated life, and who had visi-
ted in the refined circles of London and
Paris, who had been brought up as deli
cately, SAYS an English writer, las luxuri-
ously and almost as intellectually as those
of the same classes among ourselves, be-
came the property of the most ferocious
and licentious outcasts of the human race.
1t is said that forty-one thousand were
carried into slavery. For weeks and
months they were sold through all the
marts of the Ottoman empire, like slaves
in the South, or cattle in the shambles.
As the fleet returned to Constantinople
from Its murderous excursion, the whole
CITY was on the alert to witness the trium-
phant entrance. As the leading ship
rounded the point of land, which brought
it into view of the whole city, many cap
tured Greeks were seen standing on deck
with ropes around their necks, and sud-
denly they were strung up to the bow
spirit and every yard arm struggling in the
agonies of death. And thus, as ship af-
ter ship turned the point the struggling
forms of dying men swung in the breeze.
These were the horrid ornaments and tro-
phies of barbarian triumph. In view OF
them the very shores OF the BosPhorus
seemed to be shaken by the explosion OF
artillery, and by the exulting shouts OF
the millions of inhabitants who thronged
the streets cf Constantinople, Pera and
| Scutari.
These outrages however terminated the
sway of the Turk over the GreeG; they
aroused through all Europe an universal
cry Of horror and detestation. The SYM
pathy of the people was SO intense, thai
the governments of England and France
could no longer refuse to interfere. Then
fleets allied with that of Russia. The
Turkish navy was annihilated at Navarl-
no, and Greece was free.