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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
MafessssEsz

Remarkable Uatch.-In Tho Academy
Of Sciences at Petersburg, in Russia is a ra
pea,ng watch about the size Of an egg.
Within it is represented the Redeemer's
tomb, with the stone a, the entrance and
The sentineE ard while spectator is adm.
ring This curious piece of mechanicism the
stone is suddenly removed, the senlineIs
drop down; the angels appear, the women
enter The sepulchre and The same cham, is
heard which ls sung in The Greek church
On Easteteave.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
LOVE OF CHILDHOOD,

Strange MS that people (unless in the
way OF osienta'lon) never value The bless
thg' 'hey possess. But if life has hanpi
ness over which The prmeval curse ha,
passed and harmed not it is ,he early an,
long enduring affection Of blood and habit.
The passion which concentrates its strength
and besuIy upon one, is rich and terrible
stake, the end whereof is death; The living
ligh! Of existence is burn, out iu an hour
aud what remainsl The drsl and the dark
ness But The love which is bonn IN
cbhdhood-an inslnc, deepening mo i
prlnriPe retains to The end something OF
'he freshness belonging to the hour OF ils
birth. The amusement pariaken-lhe tri
ling quarrel made up--Ihe sorrow shared
oge'her-lh the punishment in which oil were
involved; the plans for the future. SO fairy
ale like and so false, which all indulped;
SO true it is that loves slightes, links are its
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
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MENTAL COM MAND.

How liale do even our most intimate
friends know of usi There is an excite
uer' about intense misery which is its sur
port; light snferings spring to The lips in
words, and to the eyes in tears, but thsre ls
a deep pride in deep passion which guards
lis feelings from even the shadow OF sur
misc. 'Tis strange the strength which
mingles with our meekHess, that even in
The suffering which sends the fear to the
eye, no, to be shed. but there To lie in ali
its burning sallress--which sweIls in the
throat but 10 beforced down again, like
nauseous medicine, even 10 this deep and
deadly suffering vanity finds a trophy of
power over which ~ eXuIt.-Is is somewhat
that speaks Of mental command, to think
how little the careless and the curious deem
OF the agony which, like a conqueror, is
relgning in misery aud desolatop within.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS:

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T'FO DOLLARS per annum payable
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Ffty CeniS,J Jnot paid within the yedr
No subscription wiH be etaken for shorie,
period than sic months; nor any discon.
tinuance permitted,nhl all drreardgeS
are discharged.
9DVERTISEHENS not erceeding u
s7udre ,oW be conSpicuously inserted al
One Dollar for the first three Insertions
and TDenty.fue cents for eUery s0dse
ouent Insertion. ETe.A liberal discoun
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LETTERS addressed on busineSs,m"s'
be post pnid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Many player would sooner give han
dreu gulneas than sustain a loss Ches, =
many old friends has a game of chess sew
ered' and married people should hold il 4,
utterly forbidden pleasure. Both were nov
ryIng hard but the Impotence of Julia wa,
driving forward plaE l0r check mate. with
out observing that by covert manpvre OF
heI antagonist, she herself stood without q
move but OF loss. Come play!
you are so long. Florence she exclaimed
angrlly. All was suspense - those who had
inc sk'II to perceive the situation held heir
breslhs. Clesnd's eyes were rive,ed on
JulIa to observe how she could bear the loss
tlorerce saw The hair breadlh's chance
she looked up once to the flushed face o(
Jul'a, and saw CIelsnds eyes fastened
'here-she thought why should pain
them both-~ho cares if ! win or osel'.-
'hen "iIh a sudden motion of her arm, she
swept the remaining men, exclaimng y
viii not want Tor the knell of checkmale-
| have lost--lost-losti' Proudly and ex
uInngIy Julia arose, telling her sister thai
she was a vain thing not to allow her III,
p'ide of her hardly won conquest. Clelsnd
Ri9nced from her face, on which erst.
"h'le every angry passion had set their
seal, and were now succeeded bv the NO
'eSs desplcabIe ones Of paIuy pride and
mean jealousy, TO that OF Florence; ss she
sal arranging .he men in their box, alone
aud nnno,iced. On her placid brow sa,
NOR Il beauty, around her Iips a smile Of
oenevolence fingered like the sunlight on 3
pleasant scene, and if something of sadness
was there, il would not long for animation,
when she raised her eyes and behed hln
looking intensely aud appro, ingly upon
her. Cleland watched the varying blush;
not the proud glow Of vanity, but he umid
'nIidenly sutIusion of genAe spirit; ard
ne mdrveled much how he could have
thought Julia handsOmer than Florence.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
LIFE IND LOVE.

Let us enjoy for life is but vapor,
Radiant with sunshine in our happy hours
lie, us enioy--for love is but taper.
Expiring soonest, when the darkness
lowers;
Since life is shorl--Iel us enjoy TO day.
Since love is shurler--love we while WI
may.
While thus we live each Aeeting hour EN-
ploying,
Reason and pleasure may in concer
blend,
While Thus we love, each others love en-
joying.
lie, each lost lover still remain friend:
Then life, 80 short. will seem 10 longer
stay,
And love, though shorter will lies 'olIs
repay.
EFIGRAM ON REUEIVlNG A GLOVE
FROM A LADY.
!. III keep the gift where'er rove,
y For twas my pride ms joy to win II;
Bnt when you mex! give ma glove,
o lady! lei your hand be in
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

A lady OF fashion stepped into a shop no.
long since, and asked the keeper il no had
any matrimonial baskets, she being too po-
ite to say cradles
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

The following, we lhlnk, VIII oe rea
with interest, coming home as II does,
the business and bosoms of many:
The Poor Man's soug.
"REMEupER THE PooR."
Remember the poor, did YOU say
Indeed csr hardly forget
I've only to feel in my purse,
And think of my pockets TO let
have only to look al my coat,
(Iow much an old coat can enduIeD
TO make me in anguish exclam,
Indeed remember The poor.
Remember The poorl why, Of course
1t comes home to my bosom so pat,
Waene'er uncover my head.
And look at my shocking bad hat
The ,ich only come in my dreams,
Like shadows of clouds DER moor,
Bul when am looking at home,
know remember the poor.
Oh yes, remember the poor,
When 90 to my comlorieSs meals:
When glance at my best panlaloons
A want of a whole linen reveals.
And live in an odouriul street,
Where the hree ze comes never wOOer,
And when crawl into my crib,
lis then remember the poor.
The uxnries linked 10 my fate
Are those which accompany wo--
Pale poverty treads in my steps,
And follows wherever 90
I'm acquainted with sorrow and grief,
And many pang | endure,
Aud so sure as | think of myself,
know ] remember the poor.
When with agues shiver and shake,
In the blaslsts Of the winter air
When hunger is knawng and keen,
And al launches greedily stare:
When the steam from the cook shops calls,
And the fumes from ihe baker allure,
'Tis then from nv innermOsl soul
really remember the poor
Now and then, al odd times, il is true,
The wealthy come into my mind;
But The poor aticays have with me,
70 their woes cannot be blind.
The sorrows tina, sharply pursue.
Are beyond any medical cure.
Aud when | shall drop in the grave,
I'll be buried as one oI The poor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Rerls are enormous, as the loafer said
on looking at his pants.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

A handful Of common sense is worth a
busheI of learning.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Alexander was below man when he
affected TO be god
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
POETRY

The following, we think, will be rea
with interest, coming home as 1t does, l.
the business and bosoms Of many:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Men have enough TO do to manage their
own afrsirs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
ZIlS0LATLLANIsOTSo
THE GAME OF CHESS,
A STORY OF THE HEART.

Fierccly the ivory courser springs around
Check the deep valcs-and check! the hills re-
sound;
The ebon monarch sees his certain fate,
And yields his throne to ruin and checkmate
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

\ double conquest, Della, hast thou won,
Inspired by Mars and Venus powerful son
Lo; on the board and fallen victim dies,
And in my heart sIrer conquestlies.
phiUjder'S EU,up oG Che 81
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21
PROSPECTUS OF Inh ~

~. 1-;u,sl having extinguisheu '.o
IHE underS ,gS;ggerv in Eastern MlSslsslP-
last hght OF n~9 75e AURORA office, pro-
pl, " PuiI li;Eb = The town of PAUtDINo,
poses s 70 puOtlSIb h. ~ called the true Demo
crat-a name, fully ana S 49, The glorious
ting its future course and points ,h;s as the
ascendancv OF our party deslgna.eS a .n1S Of all
auspicious monet to purge oul III" 'I s;,nnl;.
who do not cherish, in It's PURIFY "hu - s,r e..
citv the Democrsc creed OF our Velle,a a mo
,hSrs All are nd Democrats, good ana 'tuei
wbo call tbemsel,es such The return Vi
" new IiobtsD will be hailed to cur FanN9, 40
nrodioaIs returning to the great Democl@ue
famiI1 hnt in no case will their aspirations "
immediate rule among us be tolera'ed-!ney |
ms, 6rs, becoms abridle-wise" and snow
CONE como rnarLs If tbe harness" For time'
thew must stand otto foot" and shoulder 10
sbouldern with these who have borne the our.
den in the heat of the day, and who stooa ~
the eventfuI administrations Of JACKSON ana
VAN buren,, maintaining, at every na IPE
the Democratic faith as handed down W
FERSON and MADISON. Ihes9 n W'I9
the administrations hat 'trled mems sous TIiu
are the true tests of political orthodoxy IN, Ine
nubIic sentinels on The Watch-Towers IN Eaa
Mississippi, have remained silent while The
grossest frauds have been concocieii ana car
Red out Here, inlhis land of republican eX,
celIence. and the State which gave me bliln' II
is my inestimablo pryileget to assist IN keeping,
brightand pure, the sterling Democracy oil
fast recedng age. Whenever, or wherever, l
see frauds, whether by Wings or Democrats
attempted to be practsed on the people or go.
vernment either state or Federal, emuIalIng
the manly and uncoupromising course oil that
genuine patriot, the amenled HAeAN, nothing
Shall deter me from using every effort to expose
them and their autbos In one word, all Inc
ability, labor, and vigilance, ofwhch my nature
is capable, shall be exerted to promote and per-
petuate the political and social Interests OF the
whole peop lie with the expectation OF thus 90
ing, of meeting and receiving Their approval
and patronage. , ,r,,o
The first number Of the TRUE DEMO
GRAFT will be issued on the second Monday Q
Nav next, after which it will be issued Tegh
larly every Wednc sday. Price OF subscription
Three Dollars per annum ,,,,,s,z,
OLIVER G. DEASE.
PAuLDIvo, Jasper co Mi, April %. lSls
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21

Serious Tornado ia LouisiaHa.---We
learn that a very serious storm occurred
lately in the parishes Of Livingston add
East Feliciana. The plantation Of Judge
Rhea on Thompson's creek, is represented
as having been totally destroyed. In some
places, houses and fences and timber have
been prostraied to he earth, and stock Of
an kinds killed. The loss Cf property
must amount 10 many thousand dollars.
Ref0rmeT.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21

THE undersigned hatthis day Entered mo
~ acopaunership under The pane and style
offs. Newberger & Co, or The purpose q %,
ing a general Mercantile bushes 81 Tie oh
sand Of sad Newberver al Alam0eha Oia
Town, Laudsriale e0naiy MissiEz.ppi
S NEWBERGER
n BLUMENBACH
a GOLSTICKER
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21

onlv cast tie eve over a well drawn
- ~ our Stale, and sec the ample
-. .,s extending into the remoiest inlerl-
us.aVer the peculiarly tavofea Ea'',
ard SIS az,or,sl sazzsruiakauon cannot
be feuBd. whAefS iihin twenty
=.,rs q asu.-ls-.lsl >Lblinz 50
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21

had 10 company 70 be expended On the
Chickaslwhay--lf that loan was feiafneo e
i oueht,o Be. or such part as has DOT been sp-
Mel. n would be ampleto construct many miles
az inoor,an, turnpike roads, IN The Eas.i where
ruch are greatly needed A Turnpike Toaa
ron Nsech via Dc Kal5 D1lsviils snd Ala-
rfon q Er.srrrEs Another iron Loli-7i-idi
=. ps.tsl. frkss Tai-n zri 9ecs'9, O.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21

Hson OF the best bonds, Of prudence,
chastity aud obedience 10 The wife, 4 she
think and feel her husband wise Which
she viii never Dc If she find that be is
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21
4nr I'M. n. WINU,

Doctor Mrn,c,NE in all its bran.
w ches. He may at all ' aa''IsI ne uu.
At his residence in the hillen Ss'''''
less professionally absent l4f
NAV Id 1845 -------
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21
The State of Mississippi.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Circuit Court, April Term, A. ~, 1910
James MeDugald.
vs.. Attachment.
Mark Gale


Mark Gale.
This day came the plaintiff by his A.
torney into court, and il appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that the defend
ant was a nonresident of this State; but
whose death being suggested and sailslac-
tory proofthereof adduced II lkIhsIetaEe-
ordered by the Court now here, that unless
the representatives. Of the deDbndant do
appear here, on, or before thei FIRST day of
the Circuit Court Of Wayne Qounty, next
to be holden at the Court House thereof
on the second Monday of October, A. ID.
lS4 and plead, answer, or dempr 10 the
plaintiffs action, the same viii be taken
pro oonfesso. Aud it is further ordered
BY the Court, that a copy Of this order he
published in the Aurora, a newspaper pub
iished in the town OF POuiding, Miss, for
a Period of six months.
Attest ". l. HORNE.
Clerk Circuit Court, Wayne County.
May, IA, lsi5. ION
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21
NIedicine, &c.

ces 0I may g ex find him snor 9 ' uornng g
S Moaday O'CLOCK Of each day unless prevented
b bv some ne i@polpnt professional engagement
may Ia. IS4t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21

tKwTOUI. q inforh 'hls oia 20 So
w The pnbIic generally, that no, VII N IL,
IN, ene P bisrme exclusively to the practice
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-21
.Joner5On NJ. Cray Dill

eJcMe1UUA M.
Attorney and Counsellor az L"''
PAULD1No, MISS.
WWAs removed from Columbusto Pauidlng'
II and announces that he will Practice
law in Jasper and the adjoining counties he
will also attend to the Superior Chancery ei'
Federal courts at Jackson. ,,f
NAV ID. lS45. -
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one Wing fo6scro, -suu M ~
D1.seds. ~ new fresh and cheap.
- zoe Book department, Be csn furc;,,
10y Book pr Periodic.l thai maysb 's' Nh n
~ ior.-if no, already On 49, |, = ~
punished E,i II 2ihour. lime. amoos - ~ I,
aock now 20 hand Is ! be,u,;1ap ras;. .ns
o. AnnusiSouyenirs and Album. y, a,.s's
J. I - and Nsg Years. Presents
\. Juvenile ,., Annuals aud Tow Book, q,
ne little 5pys and girls also Ss;s r, ST
E1isstorlcal Poetiesl. Political Rel;a;oa.
Ind School Books. 'ous
In the religious department !, L.,
e assorlmen. Of Catholic Books M "a,
;Iav,nes, He would specify psr,icnl,,iS /
almanac ffr fsi6--shd ! .p , Nsih l;an
fss OF the late Father Gl1pEA.
the day. f''ous
His ASSORTMENT Cd cnnfec,;o
eealen' snd has not yet been equaIled
, ans eanqy line He would specify par
cuisfiy, beautiful lot Of French Tow |
e children. HI y
10 me Cigar and Tobacco line, he abas
olce kesaiias, Canones, Cszadores 4.
Pr a - II
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~ a TF.
'0iiN :: & IL Nj GAIsI.AllER.
NO. 40.
PLAN or sEl.ielolrs' 1890.

!, apne ar = hen The Brush ;oasp,ls !.
.ns iA'e tassiingin Liverpool on iss y. i
Fjsel q rasoa ei bari anoDs ey.a III 49,, ~
lrsro'es'anls 81 dllfsfeu: nams. Il. gel'e'
sne world, was one Or vass soe"s
,.hfiiling interest. Ten a;,r.y, sssP and ~
rs go we're represented At he me+r
seo,;msn,. 10 -, most Tree sxprsssioa 81
a ,i'nes ~sie sgreed upon. with en,;r. :. oes'
a.@l'y, q .he basis 81 union s. l's WA
y q The Heiy' Scriptures. ''u au'no'l,
The docisias 81 lhe T,in;,v
: The utter deprasiiv IN x.
ssts 70 conssa.lsacs THE I.si nsn na.
alone. ''aAss ~ iakn
z, The work q he Holy spiri, ID III.
conversion and sanctifea,ion n H. .:a. IL
q. The Divine ordnance of tLs 90:
ian Ministry, and the perps,uity II .h.
supper ~ 1ola
2. The rlshtof private judgneatio tba
n,cspfe,a'ion Of .heetioly Scriptures.
ne members of no 3enominano, .5
'romised in ibe siigh,es, desyss ~ y ~
'ne..ss piinelPies; but all recognizin )
Is l'sn. o. each 70 iaeulcate bis own aes
uliar senliments, and vel aor.s;n
hose grand funda mental ,,n,bs ss ~ =,
ss s e salvation, they resolved oaja
oosss O honlied action, which, ii l. b..
esea "lsi ere long result ID something
o,e 'ilan lae expression Of harmonious
2 5 lsms 3 e ;or fEispdlY feelings.
consideration he bssr; 1880 20 axe ~
soiotions.adoptsl s. ~, g q various I
Getting, and 10 prepare = 49, ne,'m'nary II
the greatconsentioa 81 an 80 : plsa 9
nominations 10 be hsIa 'sngeheal
ne--N Y Courier Il Eaa ,sonoon ntxs
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cash for Neg-roes,

TyHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchsse q
large number Of Negroes. Of both sexes.
sound and liksly. Persons having Negroes 10
dispose OF, will end il TO their interest To- give
him call before selling, Is By will psy the
ssrs highest cash prices.
He can DO seen at the Berkeley Courts, II
Martinsburg, on the second Monday, and 81
Berryville on The fourth Monday in each month,
and usually at his residence In Chsflestown.
All letters addressed 10 him will b promptly
attended to- WILLIAM CROW. !
Charle,town. Nov 90. is45-tf Eli
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SECOND SUPPLY
OF II
iau and Winter Goodss,u,.
RENJAMlNyL L. rHapys---1s.sss :

RENJAMlN L. THa,...-----F- : ,s1 =
FILL s WINTER GOODS:
Such as British, French. and American Dry
Goods, &c, which together with his stock on
hand renders his S.orttnenl complete. All he
asks is fol his fribds 10 call and examine his
stock, being sati{isd that they will COM pare
with any other establishment in the county, Ell
Their as respects suAlity or price. His stock
embraces The usua! vsiiety consisting 10 part Of
For the Gentlemen- /,
Blue, Brown. InvisbIe Green, Grey, Drab, and
wool dyed Cloths
Heavy Pilot and Beaver do, for overcosts.;
Plain, Black, Striped and Fancy casslmeres
Blue, Grey mixed and Fancy Csssinets;
Kentucky Jeans, GtAeon do Black Satin and
Fancy Vsstings. Gum Braces, Irish Linens,
Red Flannel, White do, Linen collars and bo-
SONS, Gloves, Stocks, Woollen Comforts
Fancy ,Handkerchsfs, Bandanna do, Black
Silk Cravats, sc. he.
For tie Ladies'.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere, Painted Mouslin d,
Lsins, plain and fancy Prints, Grass Clotl
Skirts, Corded do, Lace, Edgings and Insert
ings, Woollen SAawls, fancy Hdkfs.. Liner
Csmbric do. Ribbons, French Flowers, Gmps
Jaconets black aid white cotton Hose, plaiI
and fancy AlPscoAs, &c. s6.
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An Entire Stock Of New Goods
AT
EEK IRia AMnIEla

1NHE undersigned has just returned from the
- Eastern Msrkels with . fresh supply Of
NEW GOODS, which he is just opening, and
to which he respectfully calls ihs attention Of
the citizens Of the nsighborhood. Feeling con.
6dent that be has q stock which will vie with
any in the county, be has has no hesitancy in
assuring those who v in give him call that he
will be able TO please in respect 10 quality taste,
and the terms.
His stock consists Of general sssortment Of
Groceries, Queenspare, Hardicore,
Boots and Shoes,
And every article generally found in retail
store, ali of which were bought for cash, and
will be sold on accommodating terms.
III. B. MILLER.
Elk Branch, Dec, 4, Isi5.-4t Spirit copy
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.araPPE.aE.

T1o enable me 10 make living for myself
- and family-beIng disabled from . Rheu.
ma,ic affection 10 follow my trade-Ihave been
induced 10 open an OYSTER HOUSE, where,
with the assistance Of my " better halls" Oys-
,ers will be prepared 10 every variety. Those
Wishing to indulge 10 this luxury, can aid 10
anchor tinG the condition, Of one who ha. had
better heslth and better days, while, at the
same time, they minister to their own palsles,
win The Oyster-eating public give me cali p
Oysters received daily.
GEORGE B. MONROE.
Charlestowu. Dec II. 1915!
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