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BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,

EUOTN, SlIOfS MD IEATElEK,
AZ ItjD L,~ P.iesy.
WE have on hand very genera! assortment
w ol Boo's, Shoc. Leather, &c, e which sc
invite Country Merchants, and all in want, 10
give MS call We VIII sell them al very low
ptcr, Among our stock will be found
Mems coarse pegaei B,ogans q 10 II and 9 10
70 men line kip page! Booees. 70 l3; mems
heavy peesed Water Boots, 10 10 Is, > 10 H. 5 IL
H. : 10 II and 4 10 TO- mems heavy prime sewcd
Water Boots, 10 TO IL, & 10 | ] and e 10 10; boys
Boots, very good stock; ladies fine walking
Shoes and Bodies, all qualities; ladies' fine PEI
gel and sewed, lace and strap Wells; children's
Shoes Of all qualities. Having 4 large stock on
hand, we will sell very low Tor cash or 10 punclu-
al cus'nuers Call an,: see our goods and prices.
OnA PUTNEY s WATTS.
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~ RBL.S. APPLES. received and for sale
~ Nv JOSEPH BONAVlTA,
No. Is West Main Street, next door 10 Messss.
Van Lew, Smith & CO. Oct IL
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W.P. Y'urpila's lottery Office

IN Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass
A. September p:
81 G 3 80 % AZ 81 81 50 - IS G3 I3.
Whole Ticket Nos. . i5 iG, Prize of 900
dollars in the above, sold and cashed at
TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Leadins Schemes for O.hta, 1915.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, Tor 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, y. c., on Saturday, Octo-
bcr 18Th, 1915. Capitals 80 900 dollars. TO-
O00 5000, 2prizcs Of $500, of 900. 10 oil $50
800 or 500, &c.--75 No. Lottery, IL drawn bal
lots Tickets 10 dollars; halves S. quarters 40
Certificates Of Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets
1870 dollars; % halves is; % quarters 81 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lullerr, Glass No. Al, for 1915. 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, De-
lohcr 18th, ISIS. Prizes :-25 COO dollars 10000
1000, 5000 10 prizes u 2.OOO, 10 Of 200, &c. Go
Nos, II ballo:s. Tickle, 10 dollars; halves 81
quarters , 40. Certificates ii Packages Of -
Whole Tickets ITO doal>; - halves So ~
quarters - 80
81 Olicrs for Tickets, and Shares and Ceri-
fcale>, will receive The most pIomp! attention,
and an account sent oyei 10 all who order i!uul
me. Adde'S, w. 7. TURpIN,
Sept. 80 Richmond, Va.
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PENING OF HIONABLE
@ MILLINERY -
nounces the receipt and opening OF her FALL
FASHIONS, and would call the attention of her
customers, and the public generally TO an a:sur,-
ment RICH, RARE AND CHEAP.
Oct Ip-dIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

TIME BaANDRETH PILLS, as general
4 family medicine, especially in country 50
suh;ec. 10 sudden changes Of temperature as this,
their value is incairuIab!c By having the Bran
are,h Pills always On hand, should a sudden 81
iacl: OF sickness take place, ilcy can &c given at
once, an! viii ciien have effected cure before
The physician could have arrived.
In cholic and inflammation Of The bowels, these
Pills will al once reie"e, and perseverance in
their use, according 10 The directions, will saFely
10 all that medicine can do 10 restore he health
OF the patient
In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart. and all affections Of The
stomach anu bowels, the Branire!h Pills will be
found nevrr-iailiag remedy.
To insure The full heEek! OF these celebrated
Pills, lhcY should be kept in the house, - that,
npon the f;sl commencement oil sickness, they
NAV be al once resoueI l.. One dose then is
better Than dozen aiier disease has become cs-
tabii>iied in The system.
Or. Brandre;h's principal Office, Oh Broadway,
n. York; ether Offices in y. York.
NJ BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent
No East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-.
site The Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be Supplied wh;he genuine Il New
York prices. aci. @-ht
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L : TIIIIRS TDN.

j :. TIitRSION,
PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAlRER,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE. the undersigned, having frequently had
w OPPORTUNITIES of testing Mr.. Illusions
qualifications as Teacher, do hereby certify, that
we REGARD him as The best and mos; faithful Tuner
of Pianos We ever inc; wlh and recommend him
as such 10 The public Signed,
Thomas Robinson, VI. ID.
A. PETcoLAs Petersburg va.
Ii. kSEcHT,
CHARLES Berg,
JONI DuSDEgDaLE, tp;ch,nond Va
WILLIAM NJ. ROBINSON,
The bearer, Mr.. Jasper Thurston, has been in
our employment for considerable length Of
iime as Tuner of Piano Fortes, in which sitn-
alton lie gave us entire satisfaction. We have
always found him sober, Industrious, obising,
ana attentive 10 his business Being fully con-
n.rent 10 tune and regulate the instrument, We
can with confidence, recommend him 10 any one
la wing occasion FIR his services. Signed,
sTODART, WORCESTER & DURHAM,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, Isl October, 1852.
This is 10 certify that Jasper S. Tha.s.on is
co,nneten. to tune and repair Piano Fottes. and
we recommend him 10 lhe public, with The full
assurance that be will faithfully finish any work
entrusted 10 him.
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, July u, 1910.
~ Orders LETT with J. w. Randolph & Co,
Drinkcr & Morris, or al my office, No. 10 Main
street, opposite Thomas r. Price s Co, will be
promptly attended TO. Oct. 3-c2a%lm
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DYING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
MENT-RE hOFAL.
foHN W HINES has removed his Dying and S-our-
ng Establishment To his REV house directly cpao.
81. u. Pinrirrs Cbl.ciI, Franklin street All work
in hs line, usual. will be executed IN tie hest man
aud the most reasonable terms. Thankful 10 n
generous pnblic Tor thoif plst encouragement he would
ms pledge tst all work entrusted 10 him " i'll be
done IN tie :-s. manner and style.
81 S.h lu--t.ts..
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yNNND " GTO IINTNC.
SAM. NiNFREE,
800 t.sxsN . -, ~

Richmond, October 1--Geo lm&c2m
The Lynchbnrg Virsinian, Petersburg Intel.
ligencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Dan:ille Re
porter, GAINESVILLE Herald and Raleigh Register
will insert Inc above one month, send Us copy
OF The paper containing it, and toward their ac-
counts 10 this office for collection. w. & S.
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q as FEB.
CAPS ! !

CAPS CAPS CAPS
7 ATE and beautiful styles 81 Caps jus; come
/ 4 out lnr The Fail and Winter wear; some
thing very nca, and handsome The following
li.t comprises 4 rirl o.. them:
Gentlemen; French Gerard Caps
I" Dress +"
/" Travelling Caps
/" Ole Bull
/" NAVY
/" Halifax
Youths French Gerard
Dress
Blue Navy :
Ole Bull
Halifax
Winter
Childrtns A,hbnron
Ring Forage Bugles "
/" Plaid
Velvet Broadway
New Yol!;
I" Royal Navy
Infants Velvcl Caps very fine; all Of which
are offered on very moderate l"r;ns, At
f. NJ. ALLEN & CO.
No 90 Main street, nexl door 10 r. II. Jenkins.
Oct.
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DRlME GOSHEN CHEESE, jus, received
i and .ur sale by
TEMPLEMAN & RADCLIFFE.
n,
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s'Os. The ladies.


WI L have Just received . very beautiful stock
w of Ladies' Shncs, to which We respectfully
invite the attention Of The La,iies. They will be
found 10 he very handsome.
Ladies' hne thick sole Morocco Buskns,
bound with leather
Ladies fine Morocco and Kid Walking Ties
Ladies me lasting and CATER Bu>kinS
Ladies fine Kit! and Morocco Dress Slippers
Ladies' silk quilted Shoes, very nice
Ladies' fine English Kid Slippers
Ladies' iiae white Kid Slip ,ers
Ladies white and black Satin slippers
Ladies' beautiful fancy Cater Boots
Ladies Velvet Slippers
Ladies' PaIlor Slippers
And many other kinds OF Shoes for The ladies',
to which we respectfully invite the attention Of
all. We will sell them as low as any rcsu-
lar house in the City. We arc receiving new
and beautiful Shoes almost every week, b. which
our stock will always tie ;ounl complete.
Oct. PUTNEY Il WATTS.
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CARYsHROOK For SALE

TN pursuance of decree of the Couf; OF Fin
i wanna county, sitting in chancery, irnt;crec -
liz 2-.h lay 81 July ls45, shall, a. CommI.>lon-
cr max, SAL. ,.>s.Ie. pse"e-d 10 sell al public
auction, on the premises, on The iith day OF De-
toter next Carysbroch !.s te>!dence Of The iai3
Archibald NJ. Harrison
Carysbrool lies in bend Of he Rivanna river
about . miles above Columbia, in he coUn.
ry Of Fluvanna and contains, iaac.hcr with a
tract Of 100 acres, hcush, .! K. Woo,!.on, and
another tract Of 20 acres, purchased of Al
Shepherd, (Which will lie sold with ~ go acres
OF which nearly 200 acres are first ra;c iaw
grounds, and about 10o acres second low grounis
OF very superior qnaiily--,hc balance 81 The hsi
land lies remarkably veil, and IS highly i.nrros-
able. The Dwelling is LARGE and we'll tu,, ot
Brick. The Barn newly hul OF Brick, with
new Th-eshiDS Machine. The whole Estate j,
in fine condition ior productive agriculture.
In accordance win Tie Decree Aforesaid, tie
Terms ot the sale will bs-orc. icui;h Of tic pur-
chase money in cash--onc-hali OF The les:tnc
payable u monihs uom lie day 81 sale and he
balance 10 DC paid in ! years from The day q: sale
Bonds, with approved security, ana tss,! OF
trust on nc properly, vi. - s-qniie i1r rs e.
tened payments
PEYTON HARRISON, Ctmr.
S Should the purchaser desire il an ar
rangeEent can he made IS which lee wi .hc ysr-
United 10 retain The whole, o. nearly Tie Whole OF
the deieiie! payments. Tor years, IS the
money viii. probably 10; be wanted curing tie
minority of thl heirs.
p. HARRISON Guardian, &c
AM I-1ii,c1awIds
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sion Business, offer their services 10 the pu.!ic
for The sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand, whca desired They have
taken the house recently occupied ty Gibson &
thornton near Shocsoe Ware House
SdSj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

Gvr,s psIZE oFFicE.-l5 ballots out of -
III ~ 4 .pod Scheme for Packages. Capal So,
.rr..,snniv e. HOYr'S OFFICE,
", =. No. Exchange
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WIN. ROWLEFr, or,
Sept. Is HASKiNS & LIBBY.
FOR RENT,
IA One small House in the Valley, and
EIssn two Rooms on 18th street.. Apply 10
-EGasA GEO w. TOLER,
Oct. II Agent and Collector, Lise's Row.
FOR SALE OR RENT
m The large Lumber House on nth ST.,
fs9aG Immediately in rear Of our store. The
eE1sH terms will be liberal
Sept 80 GORDON & SkINKER.
n FOR RENT,
FRA The upper part Of the slole which We
.EsaAzW- occupy. on Main street, next door 10 r.
FL Jenkins Possession given Immediately
Apply 10 r. Nj. ALLEN & co.
Oct >
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
R1o1r~zzgfy<'-~e-Vs7s7

The Texas Question, has sssomrd
shape by the rcceni vote for anneHa''on'
"",'" .""1e'' q l''''o er""Hia''o" as to IN"
'f"0ao'e 'eS"I'' h"' ,nopPor'""e', '"o
Ioe''.3O Is no" "l'I IeXa' heF'r'I come
Il! it'F ASSEM- mas ROT Oeen eAP'eSS'"
'r'"""Y 10 'oa' cHrr' Prn'"og 'oc '"''P,I"'
measure measure, OF a""t%'"o" ny congress p"'
re u',oN sue VIII come III Tue 'o"''"'I@'H'
Il 'he "naI acSGn' uePenoS upon N'r' "'"
'r"' A''"n!'e' mo ",eN'can M'N,''''' ""[n
'' was o'"'l','y 1yyI.''" way r "'''F "''.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

LATE FROM OREGoN Ann IHE SAND
wICu ISLAND. Sandwich Island papers
d lhu An OF September have been re-
eived by The New York Suo which
contains intelligence from Oregon TO the
I'd OF August, which is very interesting,
rhe Leg,sIallre Of Orcgon adjourned
,boul the 1T OF Joy having passed son 9
important laws. Oue ol these acls--
4 " person who shall make, $ u, or
ave away ardenl Spllls IN the territory
If Oregau. s,ulh o! Colombia river s. all
forfeit and pay Sl00 Tor each aod eveIy
such olcnc,.' The Legislature lscaIlel
the 'Leg,lslive Committee, snd con
.ls0s of ulue pelsUus elected by the
people,
The officers Of the Oregon Territory
conslsts OF three Governors, called the
Executive Commlllee, supreme judy
and Legislative Council The laws
are The same as those governing tht
Territory of Iowa. The Government
$ purely Democratic Republican. D.
Babcolk is The Supreme Judge. Inc
name Of only one If The Governors, Dr.
BlIy, IS mentioned On the first OF
Nugusl Belgian brig arrived at Ore
gou Cay, having Oh hoard a number
of nuns aud several Rom an catholic
priests, from Antwerp, sInI oul to Oregor
by the Church Of Rome,
Since The arrival IN O,egon OF The
Rev, Mr.. Garay, somelmportanl chan
yes have been going on at the Meho
dist mission, oi winch ne is Supernen
dent. The Indian school has been dis
coninued, and the building lately occu'
pied by it has been sold TO the Melho
dist E piscopal Church, lately organized
for literary lnstt,lion. The mlsS,OI
has also p,rlod with 1t, mills, herds o
cattle, and nearly all its property
which the settlers bought al good
prices.
The lay missionaries were about 't
be dismissed, bul would remain in lh'
colony as settlers The colony is in
mbsl encouraging condition. The crop
we're giving promise oian abundant har
west.
People were coming into the terrific
ia large numbers, aud the couutr.
filling up with thriving aud enterp'ls
mg colonrsL
Oue Of the settlers wries-Come o.
proher Yankees, and make Oregon an
|4lher New England.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

"A Conquct Of Fve Hundred SGIieo
Ears We learn from French paper lhd
among tie Arabs of distinction who have
followed Marshal Bugeaud 10 France, and
Hab"d2c1rsd "tnf eulhG fyeeo,ae Of ' m"'-''''~s IS
mdrSeWaise populations Is 10 be Seen l6'
son Of The unfortunate El Arrach, who, al
er having chasllsed on The French account
some reVOIIed tribes, sent 70 10 french
Governor FIVE hundred ears cut and sailed.
rs a trophy Of the victory gained over lhr
rebels The shiek, el Gacoubi, the sccre
'ary Of AtG,cl kader, tie Aga of Constan.
tine, lhe Aga OF PbiIIepovlIIe and sarva0'
lI0beI) Who have repaired to Paris to study
the Arabic manuscripts OF the Library, ar
among the nunber Of these AlgerIne travel
Icrs. These chefs, OF WHOM 'evcyal ar
cheviIierS and even Officers os the Legion
ol Honour, were present, the evening fol-
.a%I9s thair arrival at the representation q.
,he EdUOUiie, at The Fraud Theatre, whlc'
appeared TO greatly interest them. Thel
were clad in the rich costumes Of lheI
country, and chalted amlhabIe with then
who were delighted with then
lmabiIly, and their fluent and elegant man
ner Of expressing themselves in the FrencI
language.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
ITRANSCENDENTALlSM,-
NEIGHBORHOOD.

The cluster Ol counties AfOunu U.S. lh
cl,diug our own ;-Colu mbia, LuzeIne,
Carbon, SchuyIk II aud Northampton
! ave within them more of he element
Of wealth, than any dislrlc, OF equa
ex' 'en',in Amer can The Union We Iiod
rhinestone and Iron Ore in inexhausll.
ole quantities in The iis, aud Goa
equally abundant iu the four last. Wealth.
not by pit'ances,-IarhIog;-h wealth.
10 a $ rong and swollen stream, will,
nus, flow into this district, for cenlu-
ries! Nature has pllced heEe the ma
terra the lock-lhe ores-& Industry &
skill will reproduce them ln new Iom
'ofvaluc, or transport them 10 inviting ma'
kels abroad. Valuable always, the proGuy-
lions Of this district will always com
mand purchasers. Changing fts@Ious,
tastes, habits, render sIt,cles Of value at
one time, ,un4aleahIe & useless at another
Bul, the productions Of this dslrIcl, alt
|nrces5sarles. Yoar pulyersed Lm'.
stone, is necessary 10 re.vigOrate The
exhausted lands Of the Agricllurlsl
\ our Goals are Indispensable To CON OF
u" ''''' I"' w ,r,,a oI,., ,r,ra Ca,
u'"'' ''I ~, ,,,' ',' va ta ,n.haJ and .lan,. bn
wa ~" ~ T''' "'' yo,,,,,,,, ~ ,m,, ol.no ,or an ,
,ne I ro'a' "'''"''' ] ",I' ,,L I,'" ,..In ~, "1
~ Iy. u "I|y ~ .;,E, 80 bnmn "ye,r
'" "vI's ',,C', ',,',I a .n,i.h co,L nn, b,ir.
'u' "''o WIZ " 49, %" '', W. ,,', " ~" ,", "';,
=" T'',V, ''','n o,a o,,an no ,,n,i,
i1"u'a'"7 ',a, wa, L,n,.n' ,c,he nam.
y oo' ''u} ,2 49, ' ,,.,.,, o,I n..
''''I'''y ,...,;,n Wv. T". f.,'o..,o,
'pSrPt?r '''' I'l.',, 6 80 ,,,, anoor =, r,,
~ ,''I ~ I',', In'I o(,ho C,,;on min ~,
'"" WV
hold you in conlemp'; but the heavy
hand OF your power IS upon 'hemj oH}
hey must and OF Y0u
Capitalists 1--we Ing their iunds mere
may break--we count instances aIreadl
" The score. Workmen may De gr'uno
now and t"en 10 The verge OF s'arVd'Ion
or at least TO mnllny, by the order Sys
TEN or, marched 10 the polls by over
seets, 10 yo'e Tor the larlh Candidates,
OF >om4 Other Kind oil a candidalo,nGde'
Iplo OF discharge, put these 'h'ogs We
Ipu' down merely /" the chapter ol ac
cidenS no system oil business lnnl
more than p0IlucS) IS perfect ana WcaI''
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT

The Monuose Pa.) Democrat saIe'
ina, or Monday evening of asst week, a.
Dr f.. Leyman, of Grea Bend, was ieIurn'
inc from Monuoss in wagon with hls
wife, when about three quarters OF a m'Ie
from home, the rcins droppprd upon the
shafts; the Doctor leaned over the dash
hoard to recover them, when it broke aud
precipitacd him against the horse, wmrh
aook fright aud ran for about hall a
mip.
During this time Mrs. L. remained in the
wagon unhurl, and supposIng her husband
was lcft behind at The place where he h"d
fallen, On neighbor coming TO her assist.
ence she expressed fears tAa' her husband
was hur, when to the aslorishment Of both
they beheld his manged body still hanging
from the forward spring in which his ioo'
was unfortunately caught, and by which
means he had been dragged and mang'ed
until life was extinct. His jaw was per
fec,ly torn of, and his head, shoulders aud
arms dreadfulIy bruised and lacera'ed
DR.. H. was highly respectable citizen
of temperate habits, in prime, of life;
and in successful practice in his profess
ion
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

The R0iLschiids ErcoD,nuHicaiei -
u Dur Iast adyiccs from Jerusaicm, says III,
Gazette dies TrJbunlux, mentions ha'
the Synagogues Of that city whose memJer.
are known for their deep aversion 10 every
innovation, and to progress in general, have
pronounced senienre Of cXCnmmunicalOr
against all the lsraelIes who should paru
cDale AS collectors or donors, ia lhe subscIip
,ioG COW open in Europe for the purposr
of encouraging agriculture among the Jews
Of Asia, and establishing at Jerusalem, lor
the INDECENT Of those same jews an ex
,ebsve hospital and schools for adults and
shildren of both sexes. Among the
persons visited VITA this eualhema are the
heads Of the different branches Of the Roth
chiIds. who have subscribed one hundred
thousands francs towards that charitable.
Undertaking.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
BERKS COUNTY RELIEF ISSUES

The bill passed at The last session pro
vidiog for the redemption Of The over
issue Of relief notes, by The Berks County
Bank which was vetoed by Governor
Porter at the commencement of the ses-
SION, has been passed by the House Of
Representation by constitutional maj
oriy: yeas SO, nays 5 This bill ho.
yet to be acted on in Senate.
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nIzzsrnnszaszs
WIFE GIRARD COLSEGE.

The Superintendent estimates lhe amoun,
yet required TO complete the College and
,ppurtenances al $40S,032 The following
plan Of operation is recommended for the
present yosr--Io complete The north por
,ico; euclDse the two western out buildings;
lay the bricks necessary to prepare the
main building 10 receive the marble floors,
so lhaI they may be laid through lhe com
ing winter, and provide marble for The steps
aud platforms of the main building. Early
in the spling of 1916 the balance of the
pIasIering carpenters work and marble
floors can be completed, the steps round
the buildings, lhe f'ing up of The grounds
finishing Of The out buildings AMI the sur
rounding wall, can be progressing together,
SO that the work can be brought TO colsr
during the season.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

TIE BOSTONlANS are now realizing
rich harvest by their enterprise, The
Express says New York even is made
tributary to lhem, 10 much greater eXleu
lhan is generally known. Over hundre,
passengers, going to and from Albany u
New York every day, take the Springfield
route. The great winter lines that hav,
ever since the Revolution been established
on both sides ofho Hudson are pretty mocl
abandoned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

TELESCOPE.

We have aIready noticed The great TeIe
score, from Germany intended for lht
observatory al Cincinnati A Frenci
pape' speaking of these improved Tee
scope, says the moon herself, which, as
economically speaking, is quIle close US
95 600 leagues or thirty times the diane
ler Of The earth - the moon with hel gigpn
tic mountains and her exlingushed yo.ca
noes IS the heavenly body with whcI
we are the least acquainted Al Ihat ",
know Cf her has been obtained with gIas,
es which magnify 900 times. A ncv
apparatus that is proposed will magnl,
5000 tines, SO that We shall be able Il
perceive the mountains OF oar satellite q,
from Geneva we see Mount Blanc. tn,
Great Telescope belonging to tie Earl o.
Rosse, an Irish nObIeman. is pspCcred /,
hrlng II 10 view objects in the noon as sma
rs an ordinary house, Lord Rose expect
d to have 1t IN operation by Christina,
We may IuoE for some interesting dIsc0v
flPs one Of lhc,e DAYS
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8. principles and not Men.o

Joseph L, Chaud er, The polished Editor
nl the United States Gdzaile, does mol ad
mire This wachword OF our Republican Fa
,hers Ia political speech delivered by
him in front of Gilchrlsfs Hotel in the
growing but sinful tilsge Of Wllkesbare
on the evening of August oh, 1874, he|
took Mr.. Madison to task for having lnscrb.
ed upon his carriage the equivalent Latin
expression; petulenty eXcIalmlrg,-' Bad
Grammar, and worse Latin !! Principles
and not men, the sentiment is noble and
we have moulhed it over SO often. pleasantly,
and had it written down so prominently in
our political creed, that we cannot abandon
ii undelended to the keen blast of Mr. Chan
Hers criticism, What is meant by this
political proverb not that we shoud chase
distract principles Though the labyrinlh OF
relaphys,cs, and forget meanwhile that
poor humanity exists No ; but that we
should esteem principles more Than men
| hal we should think aud act for OUrseIvs,
and nol follow The lead Of any man living
because il is he thai leads. Aud herein Is
found plain well marked feature by which
rue and correct patriotism may be known:
In the late campaign we think this feature
liscernabIe in the De nocracy. With =
plain. sensible, honest, strong minded can
lidate for the Presidency, opposed to a
man OF splendid history, Distinguished eio
quence and captivating address, 'hey ven
Into the fight to preserve aud render pre-
domiuen, ihe principles Of their Repubiica"
Fathers. On The other haCd, how was il
~llh Federalism The Feder1sls of 1874
""vo bean really throughout the whole can
-'.'" man WVrs6pDGlS Hnilng
their parrot cry oI r2r'h talked "i '!'IIe cA
|rept The bold, bad man WHO was in ihe IuI
some language OF adulaOa, lhe cmLodi
menl of their creed Win them it was
all for love ur The world well lost - What
Inatleled il whether lhc country ran head
long into bloaei banking and wild spcrn
4tiOn again, or not if only the man Whop,
they idolrzed, became lhe President Like
he rustic army Of Nj assorted artisans and
,,C.x, ,,.If &c T., I.,,.a' f,rhi nI tho NII
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
COLUMBIA DENIOCAT.
BLooMsBURG. FEB. l. lslO.

In Wales there is liyinga man aged on,
hundred aNd twenty years, having bee'
born in l72i; he has consequently IIved
through the teigns Of the four Georges,
William w. and INTO that of QneeR Vlc,o-
ria. lis health and faculties ATE sound
aud he walks two or three times week IL
A neishboriHg village, 10 y'si daughter
aged eighty eight.