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RUEg.fL ECONOMY.
From the Southern planier.
ECONOMY OF FARM LABOR


There is no subj ct Of greater Importance
10 the Farmer than the judicous application
Of bis farm labor, aud there is none that re.
ceives so lille of his attention. False eco
nemy often induces men 10 use an old worn
out tool when, for want Of good one, they
lose more every hour than would pay for
two. A wood cutter with au old sumpy
axe labors hard oil day and is dispiriled
because he has nothing TO show for his la
Dor; he is scolded probably for what is en-
tlre'y the fault Of the tool: with a good
tool be is active and cheerful, because be
feels that his day : work will speak for IT..
sell. Some men use wooden pitchinrks for
hay the time lost in hunting for q proper
stick and in cutting il, would often secure as
much hay as would pay for two steel ones +;
and then TO see a man make FIVE or six in-
efi3ctual efforts 10 stick the fork into a pile
Of hay, and al las, take up about one third
q what he might with good one, and hay.
ing one half of that falling back into his
face, is enough to disgust any body in the
world who loves to see work done as i,
ought TO be. II Is the same thing with
dung forks. Give an ordinary hand good
steel fork and be will load cart 10 less
time than the best hand will With an info.
rior one-but to observe the indifference OF
our farmers to such things, is to me, who
have been used to differen. things, mat.
ter u astonishmeut.
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BSGcks

r MNliE subscriber informs his friends aud tho
a public, that he has opcucd a EiaciG-
smith shop a. bis house, about s. miles from
Charlotte, On tie Statewide read, W!5te work in
this line VIII De done l9w as :. aDv shop in TIL,
section Of country. Corn, Mh,4t, our, Bacon
and PORK VII be taken ~ exchange, At the mar
kct price, for work il brought IN duirg ire wear
dat Tie wofk Ras done. l3'Ai ,esrk tr7rrqn.la
Bate IRWIN.
february %, 1915. z3
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Files! Files. Piles.

FEAY's IMMINENT Tor The Piles. This
IL a preparation, which has been coun,orGsi'ed
by q number Of Druggists, owing 10 its won leriul
powcr over The pllts, IS nog Cor sale by 3. Oates
Ia ,A;s Place. persons have been entirely cured
by the use Of only Il halt bottle The hrtdest ca.
scs are rot pfooi against Is COVER L IS sell
known that almost everv individual Is t.ouil2d
mere OF less With this ii lfessing complaint, i1r
the care OF which they would give any amount
Of money. The genuine lioy's Imminent give,
90 pain IN The application. not tic le,si. The
counterfeit preparation gives great pain, which is
almost nsudsahc. Purchasers should therefore
Ste that Cous'olk & Cos uaa,c is On each bottle
before buYiug- none other genuine sid whole.
sale by Comslock 4 Co. q Cortland St. y. Y,
and b Oates, Charlotte.
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.NeO York City Advertisement.
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS!I
EsarnUIn, EEOrris & Mcknight,
liz Peorl Street, Neio York,
IMPORTERS AND JoBHERs o.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

DURCHASERS Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satii.
IL nets, Dress Goods, Prints. Linens. Drill
ings, Ssedings SiiHlngs, White Goods Lacss
Hosiery Chores, Sh0ris, &c, &c, are resasctful-
y invited q examine their extensive assortment
which sill Ia sold IT extremely Low PRICES
for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT
Their stock will be found fall end complete. as
,hcy arc receiving Goods from AUCTION DAI.
~. Gad they soIcil the attention Of buyers with
he fullest cohiileuce salshsd that they can offer
them be strongest Inducements
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II anaWaY

- D.
MA apprentice by the ntme q =. I.
sx-S-,~,. GENE 4. SAUNtEB ahoui "
'-s-sa4..-@ years cid small Of ms agc,r - eoA'
plcxIon, red hair nd ncarsighted, and wcr1 SO,
paif Of spoeks which be may leave Of " NY
on q dark bloc jeans coat aud glasgow ans F',
ialoons--a for hal--bufero he len he td9s"
a ncw pair of buOls on my credit and nos "''
coat wblch he paid Z made OF grey cei1 guy
rhsed Of cotton ard cal~ much 10 trge ~ R'0,
| suppose be had no piHtiea Of ruuingaHh}'r''
: ng dHeov 10 IN apr TrialinF soaie 81 'hY 'aF
ucy u his oWn use, aud having putebafcd asssi'
cral II the Storas At which had accounts o.
cics without my kpoRledre, be supposed iaa' =
would receive shat hc justly deserved r ae9
took time hy The iorelock. This - not tHs
time he has been guilty OF taking what dia no y
long 10 him fnr he vas caught with ~ n laTs
amount Of money about BIN bi.aut yeaf seA
Which, wh'n the me.Icr ~as examined mo Dc
confessed he hsd ,,oien. aud the eireums'sn't',,
were see'i that md be been prosecuted be "ops
NAYS been Imprisoned for several years, bui ef,'
prsmiso OF IgttFmliion the matter was df2PiV1,
As ho has relations IN South Carolina, ana he''
Raymond and in Nlcksburg, Missis7lPfI he ".1
endeaeor TO 20 TO them, We therefore eau'""
Porsoas against trusting him as there IS 10 ri
pcn9euce 10 bn put Ia his honesty, ] ioTe"a'u :"
pcf.ons iTom bsrbtFinr ~ employing nv Sa' "
ITenllcc, % the law vii be sigdly enioTee9
them II tley do 40 ANY one iaking ~ tA'd
prentice ard delivering him 10 rue shan Tee'''''
reward Of two eeats, ,x
THO J. HoLloN
C&qrloit'. Jan &C. lets
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NOTICE.

n IL persons are fnrewarnei trading Tor a
M Note given 10 + yauo and J Myrick, ior
Thirty Dollars and 9S cents, dated tic 22d day Of
February, lsij. As thc N,'e was al am, d from
me without yylac received, am dcts rtained not
10 pay II unless comp,lcl % % 50 81 isw
u NJ HENDERSON.
T,braarp IS, ISIS. t13
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Hours and Weather for Hork.

Hours and Weather far Uoyk.
y = bad economy 10 reuse your hands,
as some Do, BY starlight, keep them al work
for several hours on an empty stomach,
make them gozz'e down their meals, and
oil again to work as long as they can see,
and then depend upon their feeding in the
dark Some lhtuk little rain wont hurt.
add drive on through drizzIe the body
hot from work and the skn cool from rain,
induces cold, aud lays the Foundation often
tlmes Of the very worst diseases, The loss
Of time, and sometimes of lite, from such
caoses; together with The doctors bill, dou-
bIes The amount Of gam iha! can ever &C.
crue from such means.
The following is my plan Of working
corn. Lay of the corn rows deep with
two horse plough plant in HE bottom With
The usual covering then. when high enough
TO work, put 10 The cuifirator 60 hat The
righ' haod tooth Wi sp!t tho edge OF
the furfow on each side, and the corn will
be we'd, aud billed little, and the ground
iei' light and fine, WITHOUT hoeing.--
now 30 not deceived here; deep rIdating
is not deep coreriag. Plant deep down,
but cover light, aud when well rooted be-
low, work as above directed, ond YOUR corn
will bear working close to the stalk and
will, 10 ny opinion, when Tie dry weather
comes, bear working at least ten days
longer.
! could enumefate many other points az.
ioFdins fair scope for he exercise Of eco
nomy 70 labor, bat il is probable that be
who viii mol take Ihe hint from what has
been already said, cauaol be pfoGted BY a
mHre detailed view Of the subject. will
close THIS communication By a single other
remark uPoa tools N general and one Of
NY OWE N particular. Il may be asked.
eh'Il We throw away our old tools aud boz
re" 'as'i answer, if your good fork il
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Organ Piano EaoYtc.

ESoR Sale SPLENDID ROSEWOOD or
Il GAN PIANO FORTE, with nil the late
il.rroyrmcnis, with lhe Organ attacked. II cau
be 'lycd ca as Piano. OF az O-gsN, separately,
or blt8 ioscihe- lis ore Of the faesi lesisu.
,aelts ever brought TO this market
--AI SD
THREE Splendid PIANO FORTES-tve
ROSEN OuD. aud ore MAHOGANY. with tho
Grand AcrioN IeoS IRAnG and TrnE. Tbrv atc
vrty s,ppcriar Instruments, from Messrs NUNS
CLARK 4 Go. New Yocs and can lie seen one
door below d. Sn's nrrg Store.
n B. -onsin tho vicinity Of Charlotte dcsir.
on. of purchasing first rate instruments can have
ga opportunity pf ,yImiuirg the quality by call.
ing Ca Nj. 4. J. liotou. wao has one IA hls pos.
session.
SAMIa GARDNER.
CoiQmlid, Jan. /, ls4i. lJu
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ladies Dress T'FignrEaiEgs.
LOFES 4 QUACREyRgsEF,

70 WIILIiB 81 hEEI, Y. ] URH
Their Stock comprises every description Of
TRIMMINGS FOR Ia dies Dresses, &c
Also, Tapes Pms, Threads, Bfails ColGs. Bind
tags, 1afefta, Sgtm md Ielpet RiLbgas, Thea,
and Cotton Laces, Ba.foas, Z.g9yr Eorstea oHo
Embroidery Materials DC. 81. aud eoirple,,
assor'men, Of Ladies and Misses Giores. Niu.
and Hosi ry, SC.
15Merchants purchasing ia New York, az,
solicited 10 call and examine this stock and the,
will find that much labor aud time viii be saved
by their being cuabiei to procure every variety
Of ap,e and fancy trimmings at one place
y. b. Prices Uniform.
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Eat EniIin FEair Hsvc.

Il fOL0B5 the hair and not tie skin. This i.
" the only genuine preparation, hat viii -
Tor the hair without iojnring ihc akin. Il viii,
used according 70 direction, cnlor ho hsrshcst red
or gray hair he most beautiful brown o. black,
according 10 the length Of time hich it Is appii-
ed. BE careful and not purchase ot1er uft,ciss 81
the same name, unless you wish - throw away
rour money. Full directions accompanying eacl,
bottle. Sold wholesale BY Comstock and Go. 81
Cortland Street, New York, and retail BY Braly
Oates. Charlotte.
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FO the Trustees OF Davidson
dOfIPrP.

Il ENTLEMEN In compliance with wit
rs len request Of lie Trustees OF Davidson Col
iege, you are hereby called to meet at Sharon
Church, on the last Thursday Of Mereh next a
half past ght o'clock A. VI.
The particular business mentioned in tie az
plieatlon for this call, regards the agencies to col
leet money and secure subscriptions ia behalf Of
tie College. You will please to be punctual a.
iull meeting O. the Board is desired.
J. $ McCUTCHAN, Isl. !. Pre..
Charlotte, " c. Fe6. %, 1915.
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E.cc,reiaaiical Nnfice-

fEfiIE Presby terry &c Concord VIII meet ii sha.
4 ron Church, Meckrnba,g country. on Wed.
ncsday the 25ih daY Of " ,reh. At o'fllck 4. NJ.
sTEP8EN FRONTS Stated CisL
February ~, lsij.
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ApnrcntiCcs yVarltcsl.

4 I'VE Or two boys will be taken as Apprentices
~ TO the Printing Blsness, II application il
made at tins Office Boys from IA to l6 would be
preferred, and none but those that can come well
recomnendcd need apply.
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Rdking up Manure,

As | observed 10 your paper once before,
Que man with horse rake is as good as
four, and believe six, with the ordinary
hand implements. Pine boards for compost
should be collected whilst the ground is We,
then a portion Of earth is taken up with
them, which keeps them compact, and a
cart carries in the same bulk double the
weight. The size of the manure heap de-
ponds upon the facility with which i, is &C.
cumulaied; what We obtain easily We use
beautifully. As to the application Of Ma
nErs. Suppose farmer has twenty head
Of cailIe-he pens them 10 his farm ward
and hauls in trash 10 liter i, wRb. In thi,
way be moy make eight hundred loads oil
manure, which il sili take him eighty DAYS
at ten loads day, TO haul cut upon his
fields. Or this, probably FIVE huodred we're
litter which It has taken him fifty days 10
haul in. Here ia one hundred and thirty
days employed in hauling. Syppose, ia.
s!ead of this, he pens bis cattle upon bis
ground previously broken up, on a quarter
OF 40 acre at time, aud hauls the FIVE haa
dred loads Of litter directly to these pent
Of ploushed lard, is i, not evidca, that b,
gets the same amount Of manure with fifly
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MORRIS, WILLIS 4 FULLER,
Corner Of Ann aud Nassau sts.. NJ yo,L
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
THE REMOVAL.

In our columns OF to day will be found
the Removal bill; ii having been slSnel by
Iho Governor, It only awaits the ,appro'a
of the people of the county OF Columbia, ''
become "A permanent law Of the land lha
it will receive that approval there IS NJ
lcubi in The minds Of any men at ell ac
qoaiOted with the feelings oi the people
upon the question; indeed, II is admitted,
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THE REMOVAL.

This long agiated question is now
about 10 be settled 10 accordance with
justice and the wishes Of the people o.
Columbia couuty.-Thirly.ihree year
isa pretty long lease for The unjus
location Of The Seat of Justice, and We
truly rejoice that it is now in The power
OF the people of the County 10 place
al in central, just and convenient
situation. To all the citizens of this
end Of The County The Removal ough, to
be acceptable, and we lrus, 10 see all Of
them cordially and warmly joining to
geher in its favor. The benefits we
will derive from The Removal are plain
ly 10 be seen, and as the measure now
stands, ilis stripped of all just objection.
as any one will see by examining tn
bill. We gel good new county build
ings and we get them put up where
they should have been in the first place ;
and oil this loo free Of any expense to
US I'VE are not taxed as we will be to
repair and rebuild in case DanviIIe
should continue TO be the County Seat.
We get rid of paying contributions to
the people Of Danvlle, who obtained
the public buildings originally by man,
agemenl and have held them ever since
against our wishes. The seat Of justice
will be located fairly, and we at this
end Of the County will save in future .
grea, deal Of travel, time sndi expensr
IN travelling to the Courts and lrarsacl
ing business with the county officers.
More anon. Tile Columbia Enqui
rar,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Jays,d, Beuen, Choate, Clayton, CriIen
len, DAYTON, Evans, Foster Francis, Hun
lnpdon, Jarnagiu, Mangum, Miller, Moor
read, Pealce, Phelps, Porter RIves, Sim
uons, Upham, Waite; Woodbridge rs
So the amendment was agreed 10. .,t
On the question of ordering 'heamen
Resolutions 10 third reading aS
led; The vote was as toll"ashIey, A,chisol
Yeas--Messrs.DsiIIon Bteese, Buchanan
Alherlon, NNlnson, DIX, Farieid, Hanne
OuInaaywood, Henderson, lluger, John
lon, Lewis, McDuilie, Merrlck n lies Sem
ple Sewer, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker
Woodbury. -27.
Nays MessIs. Archer, Barrow, Bates
Bayard, Beruen, Choale, Clayton, Crtten
den, Dayton, Evans, Foster, Francis, Hun
ungdou, Jarnagn, Msngum, Miller, Moore
mead, Pearce, Phelps, Porter, Rves, Sim
mons, Upham. Wine, Woodbrdge-25
So the bill was ordered to Third read
ing
The bill was then read lhiri time a
midst profound sIIsnce; wilhOu, the yeas
and nays being called for and passed
Though tho Iobbies were cIammed; and
The galleries packed with an anxious am
Interested multitude OF people, psrIec
dignity aud decorum characterized The
whole proceedings of this memorable
might.
The reader will learn from The preceding
statement Of the Senale's proceedings, lha
the Joint Resolutions of The House OF Rep
Iresenlallves for the admission of Texas into
The Union, having acquired the support o
Mr.. Benton and others by incorporating BIZ
last project as an alternative 70 the provI
sion of Ihe House resolution has passed the
Senate BY majority of two voles; in ellec
by one vote, as a change Of one vote wouIt
have reversed the decision by producing al
equality Of votes
The Texas resolutions have passed boli
Houses OF Congress. The subjec, OF
coming from the Senate was immedatel,
saken up by the House and passed by
vote OF l32 10 &c. Various attempts wert
made in Ihe House TO defeat the measure
hut the friends Of il carried il through il
spite Of all opposition.
So the amendment OF the Senate wa
Concurred in.
Mr.. Mcconnell moved 10 re consider tn
ole, and on this demanded the previou
| question,
The demand for the previous question
was seconded; the main question was OF
d red, and being taken was decided in th'
egatve.
Thus the joint resolution for annexin
Texas to the UnIed States is finally pass
ed and only awaits 'he signature OF tn
President 10 become law.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
SCARCITY OF MEMBERS.

On Tuesday evening the U. S. Senat,
mel at five o'clock, when the Chair
called Mr.. Simons TO order. he being
The only Senator present. Mr.. Smons
laughed, and moved the Senate adjourn
but the Chair could not entertain The
motion, it being impossible 10 split Mr..
omons into a majority and minority.
After while, however, other Senators
arrived, when the consideration of the
Texas resolutions was resumed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
MONTICELLO, Nav, ID, iS2

MONTICELLO, NAV, IA, 1920
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 8
received, aud always with welcome
These texts of truths relieve me from
he Goating lal,ehoods of the pubIi,
papers. confess 10 you that lam no
,orrv for tie pon-ralifcariop Of the
Spanish treaty. Our assent 10 it ha,
proved our d,sire to be on fricndI,
erms with Soain: Their dissent, the
mbecIry and mai gn { orthcir govern.
ment towards Us. We have pIaced
them in the wrong in the ewes Of N,
world, aud that is well; but 10 Us The
province Of Texas will be the riches,
State of the Union, without any excep.
tion. is southern psr, will max
more sugar than il can con.uma and n.
Red river on The north is the luxurian,
country on earth, Fiorid,. morcove,
ours; every palion ia Europe coosiG.
ers it such Of righ,; we need no, car,
for its occupation in time Of ncacc. and
n war the FIRST cannon m,koe !, ou,s
without oGtnce to apy body, TN,
irepdlv adyise,oent Of Rns.i, ami
France as wei! as the chsn,e If govern.
meot in Spajp, now Insured r.oniT,
a further and rssoec,rol ro,aea,aocc
While lher rfouast will =, hn tho nro,
Of prescripiye nossessiop. i, will give
10 a rjob, ro ,bo;r onn,oh,';na r.Las
ken IN ,he m.,n,i,rr r. a;s.,..','''. "','" 70
I really ,bink ,oo ,h.t .a,I,an 49,
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COLUMBIA DEMORAT.
BLOOMSBURY. MARCH 8, ls4s'
From tho BerNick Star OF tho North.
TEsEi REMOVAL.

Mr. Epfron;-By your courtesy
would say lew words 10 y"i' reade'
ca The long ogllated question OF IL mo'
nj. think lhs, question Games nov
in such shape before the voters OF 10
county, lhst II should raceIye their cor
disl aud unanimous support. The 10
lowing are a Iew hssly and unOfrange
reasons for my entertaining that
ion. ads ~,
IA nore noolre. by the preser' 81
9"' ,e w Of the township of Mahonng
g 10 be repaid The smouol they orig
ipally subscribed for the erection oI
public buildings out Of the proceeds o.
their sale if that amount is realized,
2 The County by the change of th'
seat of justice gets new public building
(and an acre of land) in place OF The
present old ones 10 not this a beneh
10 the tax payers' Let them think OF
il and consult their best interest by vol
ing for the Removal
8. All he citizens Of the Easterr
townships, -Brisr Creek, MflIo, &c
will save 90 miles travel every tint
they are called on TO attend Courts, OF
transact business at the County Seal
Will moi this be great convenience
and a great benef? Are not the ex
penses, the time labor saved in this re
specl 10 the citizens ofthe eastern town
ships by the change a very evident and
a very important benefit TO them? LIE
them answer by their votes.
A. The seat OF Justice by The changt
will be fairly and satisfactorily located
at or near the centre of the County
and is mol this very desirable? What {
grea, amount Of agitation the location
Of The seat OF justice al one edge of the
County has caused for SO years. The
location was altogether wrong Let i
now be altered by The votes Of the cl'
gems and placed where it should have
been orignally-especially as DanvilI'
can interpose no just objection.
The bill provides that upon th'
tickets voted there shall be the word
for Bloomsbury, ,'-or-'for Danville.
Can ii be possible that The citizens o
the eastern townships will vote drec'l,
'lor DanviIle' on the opposite side of ,h'
coun,y, & compel themselves and their
decendants(perhsps for half a century o
'''.. 49, -'-,- -al ihere | cannot and i
,eres's they will vote for putting their
couniy seat convenient 10 themselves
where its jus, and fair that it should be,
and where it should have been put wher
the county was created.
THETA.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
NEW STATES.

The bill erecting the Territories of Iowa
and Florida into States, has finally passed
both houses and become law of the land.
These, together with Texas, will increase
the number Of States of The Union TO tween.
" nine.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

NEW ELECTION DISTRICTS.

NEW ELECTION DISTRICTS.
The new township of NJ MAlNE, out oil
parts of Cauawlssa and MIfllin, has been
made an election district; The township and
general elections to be held at the house oI
Isaiah Shuman.
The new township OF CENTRE, out Of
parts of Bloom and Briercreek, has also
been made an election district, the township
and general elections to be held at the house
ol John Hess.
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Your aft clionate Uncle,
Your aitCIOnale UACIe,
AMOS GORDON.
To JAMES BACBY. 4 JF ---
sssH..esz s.s-.lzszL le.sa=s

There is now on The stocks at Pilsburg
an iron forty four gun steam lrigale, Of a.
beuI | 100 tons. to be shp.rigged, and pro.
PEELED on Lieut.. Hunters plan. This will
be the largest iron vessel ever built in the
United States. She will no, be launched
until next season
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
APPOINTED.

The Secretary of The Navy has ap.
pointed A. B. War(ord, Esq, of Dau.
phin county, to be the Chief Engineer
If the Government works at Memphi
Tennessee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
Remember the Printer.

WHEAT, CORN, RYE, BUCK.
OATS or WOOD, will be re-
ceved for debts due us for subscription.
Also few bushels Of POTATOES if
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumber
nch and inch and quarter pine boards
i'll be received if delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

~ Charley Cook in referring to tho
fact, ShaI appropriations have been made tc
furnish The Presidents house, accuses the
democratic party Of fndiUg fault with the
wings for making an appropriation for tn,
same purpose at the time Of the election ol
Gen. Harrison This ia not true. The
wings, previous TO the election denounced
The democrats for hOving oxlrayag auly fur
Olshsd the Presidents House with gold
spoons &c but as soon as Harrison was
elected, changed their tune and declared the
furniture unfit for use, and made an appro.
priaIiDn ol several Thousand dollars 10 rem
lcr i. decent. II was this disgraceru de
'ePlion, and not the appropriation, that the
democrats found fault with. Thcy said be
lore, and they said then, tina! the house re
luired new furniture, and voted for he ap
preparation, and did not, like the wings
'ow one way, and look Ihe other. Come
Charley, try again.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
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A REGULAR HEROINE.

1t is stated that The daughter of Jep.
Ihah sanborn, o Judge Of one oi the
new Courts Of Iowa, has shot two full
grown bears the past winter, The ami
maIs came pTowling about Ter farber's
premises in the absence Of any Of the
men folks, when Miss S. up with 0
rife and shot them. Oh Jeprbsh
Judge OF Iowa, what daughter has,
thou!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

NEW JUDGES.

Stephen Baldy, Esq. and Samuel Oaks,
esq have been nominated by the Govern.
Of, as Associate Judges for this county.