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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
ECTEE.,
cATAWIssA COL. co. la.

ACOB DYER informs travellers srd
" his old customers and friends, that he
am keeps the above Hotel, where he will
20 happy 30 wait upon those who iaWr
i'm " i,h their custom. His house Is large
and connections, and well arranged to az
..onmodate his guests His table ia awsls
n.;Aed with the choicest Vlands the MAJ.
te,a can afford, and his Bar ron'a'ns some
nC ,he best !iquros that can he lound IN Ills
ssc,tou or country. His stables are alst
,mnle. and good os'lers are a'wsys IN az
Cstawjssa. July ~. ls45-2m.l9
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
CLOCK s. WATCH
MAKING.
&wRGVws lt0 sEUT Ng

GUBLVUS lt0 SIEUWN9
nES ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens 10
IA, Columbia county, and the public generally
that he has located himselfin Bloomsbnrg,On MAN
street opposite ST. Paus Church, where he bas
opened shop, and is now ready and prepared TO
receive aud execute all work in his line of business,
with dispatch and in a workmanllke manner.
clocks g. Watches
of the best quality, can be had at his establishment
on very reasonable term.
REPAIRING s. CTAf1G
will be done to the satisfaction of the customer, as
well of Clocks and Watches as Of Jewelsy, and he
will further warrant hiswOrk to be executed as
well as any in this section of the Sta'e. lie VIII
also make to order
SURVEYING OMPASSES
or pocket, and in short, will do all otherwolk psu
ally done in well regulated respectable establish
ment. He hopes by strict attention 10 busines
and desire to please, to receive liberal share o
patronage. Country Produce taken in paymen
for work at the market prices.
g9Bloomsburg, November l5, ls44---3Ot
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
DamVilAe
WO0M1IEN lEA0NOB3 z 0

TEyHE Danyille Steam Woollen Factory, for
merly owned and occupied by Dr. Petrikln,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is new prepared TO execute
all kinds of work in his line OF business, at ihe
shortest notice, according 10 order, and IN the pest
comparative manner. Having gone to consde'a'
bic expense in repairing his machinery and appa'
ratus aud being very particular in securing ihe SER
vices of experienced mechanics he feels confioCn'
that he ID capable of executing all kinds of work
in his line in style superior TO any other establish
ment int he country. Prices Of work as follows !:
Cloth Z yard wide light and dark, from 45 to So
cents per yard
Do bottle greens, olive brown, &c. from 30 TO 6o
Satircts Of The above coioIs, from 40 to Al
Flannels one yard wide, ~ cents
Wine, brown or black, Az
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18

is certain. safe and ef1ectual remedy for Dys.
entery, Darrhma or looscnoss, cholera morbus sum
mer complaint, collie; gripping palms, sour stomach;
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, waterbrasl;
pain or sickners of the stomach; vomliug splitting
up of food after eating and also where it passes
through nc body unchanged want of appetite;
restessness and inability to slecp wind in the sto.
mach and bowels; cramp; nervous tremors and
twilchings; seasickness; faintine, melancholy and
lowness Of spirits, fretting and crying of infants
and for oil bowel affections aud nervous diseases
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
DIR. JAYNE's sANATlVE PILLS.

They may be taken at all times and in
most diseases-ln lnhammaloly, inlermIt.
lant, Remuent, Bilious, aud every other
form Of Fever-Jaundce and Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really an
Invaluable article. gradually changing Tie
AItaled secretlons Of the stomach ami a,er,
and producing healthy acIIon IN those m,
por'an' organs. They are very valuable
or diseases Of The Skin, and for What Is
commonly called Impuriiy of tie blood,'
also for Female Complaints, Cos,ivencs.
&C.; and in iac' every disease where an
APPARENT, Alternative, or Purgstive Medicine
may be required
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
TO TAX COL l. f c Il o II
AND TAX PAYERS

| IL n consequent ofa Circular, lately issued by
| II the State Treasurer, directing that thS State
Tax still remaining unpaid, for the present and
former years. must be paid into the State Treasu-
Iry on or before the second Tuesday in January
lnsxt, and that every county, falling to pay its
portion Of State Taxes: hall be- alter that time
charged an interest of five per cent, on such
amount as shall remain unpaid, and payments
from the State Treasury, for school OF other pur-
poses withheld. until such balance with il tcrest is
fully paid we are under the necessity of requiring
The several Tax Collectors of Columbia jounty to
collect and pay ovel into the county Treasury, on
or before the Third Monday of November next
ALI. the State Taxes for formeg years which still
remain unpaid.
The promptness with which ouI former Circular
was responded to, both by Tax Collectors and Tax
Payers, by which the county Treasurer was
enabled 10 pay into the State Treasury at that time
required, the whole amount of State Tax due
from this county for the present year, induces US
to believe, that Columbia coun will not on the
second Tuesday of January next, be found among
the defaulters.
by order of the Commissioners.
L. MENDENHALf, Clerk
commissioners Office Danville,
September l3. ls45. Set
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

II ways cures Aslhma--two or lhree
large doses will cure he Group or Hives
Children, in rom ffteen minutes 10 an
hours lime |. in. medialeIy .Subduf' it'
violence of Hopping Loueh, and ''"'r's Il
speedy cure. Hundreds who have T. 0'a
given up by theIr physicians s.s incurraGIe
with Consumption have been Ie,"ereGt
perfect health, by it.
In fact as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained
h'gher,or more deserved reputation.
sCPFh above Medicine are all for sale
at the store of JOHN X, MOYER,
Bloomsburg. SO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
KDs'. eIsyase's
FAMILY MEDICINES.
L4YNE'.S nam TONIC.

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
Tor wears 1t also purifcs the head from DandruH
Cures diseases of the scalp-Preserves the hur
from falling off or bscomiug permanently gray
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18

.GAEDTNG g. TUI.1sTN Q
u n be done in the best manner, ana at the usu-
al prices All kinds Of country produce will bel
taken in payment for wc:k at Danvillle market
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

how. demand nsiesae. and rsrsex we'll stocked rhe
cyiccti ytci largely tks sA.a no,.ei
Standing is benc r-red By inc The Qqo,aison. arc,
Sugars 3 "a NolaSzs sts lS. no QtI-re esS icad
e Cosie,. g.. cents bnk. Several N-x 'cSk xrsk v~,
m por, ,yhcz the " Ieit.
di>chsrc thTer iCIr burylerS, su,re.
ion Of beas oRcte IN lat" eNsve neaefy has caused
considerable ialS community The AItorev
Cfearral Str knze Is mach eessur~d.
\ ,-Sition. Signei by 5.so PfsOHs ises-aled ite
Court oi SESSIONS ihis moglrs demonstrating asailS lie
licensing ci srcGgere>.
Srocys-rte transactions to-day wer, light br, pr,ces
hw an upcyoye1en STATE fyes Opsnei and Close, ;, =
advance Of =, Wilmington Railroad went M No.hn<
done N Texas Bends. -
FIRST Board-sy >rs Mechanics Bank ~. - Win-ns
ten Railroad 2t. Ice Do % l5e 10 ri; Se Ststr S, cas-
=, $50 lc aEHaaliy 50, 500 Cy - e, ie!i; - GIaa5
See9r! Soer6-s5aeo l,ehish s. 1875 yatSo wa,,eSos
Reilrcsd 2too do yaf'oss ways 2--SSte@ >;,s -
5wr.7s- % RvadRs RAIircsd IS
SHir Nxw,-lI p. M.-Cisgr,f 'hfs Jfe71loor--Sehr1
CrrsIioo LaiSta Mobile kosv,ed', JoliHs fsogldeacs
Jane Henderson hiusoa, Newly ok; steamer Stockton
}1irsf->chr jack Dowaias, F-ssaFy'. BA;a0Se S!oca
Relief Nsyh~rry. 10
BeIor--S,i; CaIs, from Turks Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

1T We lost by the fire a subscription Book which con-
tned part the list Of Southern subscribers to the
eeiiy Tribune received at this oce previous to the four
teent day of october last Also subscription Book con-
tanlng small portion Of the OF our subscribers
NprH and West or iGaHV me STATE u irc loft, tic
Western part OF IeITaoHL Northern OiO Northern Iadidad
and y0ytbH Illinois and OF Igrd, WcoSSi and ncbiGnn.
The Mail Book. containing the my weeks subscribers OF
last year ard the 10 months subscribers O the present ye
for the show named States aud Districts are saved.
PoS'DGS'erS rW greatly oJge us JV i TenJfi"J rs IN:
name, of our subscribers a those points GHd ua time IN
,r6icI Gey hare putt Al Mail Books tor the Daily
Tribune saved. and miss Of the Weekly but
the above described
We viii Keep enough papers hand TO supply those OF
Subscribers whose names we have lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
Thing. In Philadelphia.
PutL1pytYut. )

PHILADELPHIA. March i-F NJ
This as brz gloomy, though exciting day At the hour
Of ~ftiHs the weather 5aile cold aad stormy and Teas
s.oes ranasg hi-h One hGndsr4 fpd from ou
boa-i t- stesbat Horsrt Hecu BY order Of COMMITTEE
censisiiug Of auch Hnatio q. Rcysiey
The Artillery CompaRy Of Col &arphya; least some ten
OF wrire7wers eat with Mqsic ad-i by the abo,e Com
nre. ard Esrsou1,i that which theua1ads zugh-t To
Lifut- jobs v s-veuho sae syeophancyI rs-sdrr
sst need o se he IS oi tuIe ever rrady rer-
form an set e. Ta;rotam. despi,sg the sHch
hHrsilis;Is- al 1saJius.
Elsss aHt h.nncrz flying in every direction. os, ia
srteie struck eye osiiug from ;l fourth s:o.y Of
SOY dsrs char ntruiacio NagE; <bove Ik, with
tc wrId Fclk sHt illT Tens and OTcEon-No lEIir'i
ets;rs Bank In iirrr l-tiefS nPoa il
r cpHtnet Of tho iosu- Euccs becoming desfr9ie
iy 'e rsw ro'tiaS 10 cye rt'seg 70 h"! ire m o,lce
he tntet mRicHs o the traitor Tyler Ii- tutton
Erse aaa fosr0Iicr -ntiored ysttertA- marked
QUte situations !ient dIi5osoH siai trsted
. ToS e1re tai blESi HsHTy He'H waEi 70 bs re
tollecfos ci the Fort
7efron f1Tshar- have zethIGS .f3cisi iPoIrsncr-
The Committee sAus bar, r-Posisc IL The case o The L.:
hish cunty Bank. The institution represented sound
and hsashns sondi,iea b1t In rs5yai 10 Masch Ckan
s-eopmen1.a herr VIII - minority Iepof. day
Two
The sch, Neupssel Capt Homer arrived as. evening from
Maya suc.. p b. with dates TO the lqh Feb Buxnras
active. sSesvoranons heavy. PAGES or irieean produce
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
Sanitary Erfnr,,i .

PERHAPS 70 sub ect, 50 deeply affecting the laie,-
e;s and comfort OF our citizens, has been presented
before them for their scycn Is this. lis o5ec; Is
10 improve tie bea.;h o; the city, 70 remove from
tthe various sources OF S;ckn, and relieve taepeo
ole from the burden OF physical debility andwema-
lure death. THIS mus, consequently lead directly to
the Improvement, in property and circumstances
There are many parts efihe city now IN so wreehed
a condition from overcrowded habuauoaS, cellar re-
sidence, want Of drainage and sewerage, and den
cient ventilation. that il is unsafe 10 reside III ther
aud he who moves iutc the precincts IN good heath.
Will almost inevitably become diseased, or debi
iaed, and perhaps die earlier. tor It is proceed that
the average length of lie III those places, Is much
shorter than in better ventilated and cleaner sec
toRs. The poorer parts OF the population CT course
suffer most from these causes, but II has been lear
IL demonstrated that the rich are injured by them
10 greater or less extent.
Bat the former are unable 10 protect themselves
agans; these evils, or 10 remedy tkeu and hence 1t
becomes the duy OF the phllsuhropls, and magis-
rate, TO cast the shield OF protection around
them BY improving the localities they inhabit,
in every possible way. Sanitary reform has
been carried 10 great exten; IN other countries,
especially III the large towns and cities, anc win
the most happy effects in many different directions.
Marked changes have been produced by II no. only
in the condition OF the citizens as 10 health, but the
average length of lie has actually been neoriy
doubled among some classes, aud property has
doubled in vaue Within the last i've years, the
CITY of London has expended S,0OoW OF dollars
in sewerage with natural advantages tor their con-
slrnction and working far inferior 10 ours bot with
decided benefits to the city Lwerpoo! was d'scoyy-
cred 70 be the most unhealthy town IN Ensi and,
places Upon this announcement, measures were
Immediately taken by sewers, &c. TO remove The
sources Of so much distress and sickness, and now
il is one of the hcathes; cites IN the klnSdom
Shall we not take heed TO ourselves VIII not
the citizens see that their own lives and interests
are better guarded Let US see that our next
Common Council contains some men who under
stand this most important NJ all subjects and have
the strength and will to carry forward so desirable
reformation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
NJ AR RJFD :.

On Monday 81 inst. at stephens Church, iy Rev j. H.
Price, JOHN W. BRlTr0N TO FRANCES NJ, daughter
OF the laie Jameson Cox. Jr ot this ctv.
In Groton Vilagc, " Y Feb .6th by Rev. l. Rapsied.
Mr. Dexter y Hastings, OF Speedsytle, " u to Miss
Melissa Trumble OF the former place.
On Monday evening. March 3 by Rev. v. +. Hatfield.
In The 7h Presbyterian Church. Mr. CHI tRLES p. BALD
WIN formerly OF Newark. y. J., 10 Miss MARGARET g..
DEVOY, laughter OF John VI. Dcvoy. of this C;y.
March ., by Rev Mr Cheny, w Grey 20 Frances
Gragn!SS
Feb ~ by Rev Mr. !fagh IIaniord White TO Catherine
Eeryln.
?7h, by Rev Mr. Van Zandt r II Field to sIsrgar,tta
Miller
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
DIED:

On Monday evening. the 81 March, ANNE SWIM
BOURNE. in the 95th year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends, and these ot her nephew, Tie
late Bca MnurD, respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on Thursday afternoon at O'clock the resd
ence ofB u Freeborn, NO. ?s Rugcst without farther
invitation.
March 2. James Kinney. 81 Mrs Mary Ann "echi
Charlotte Delaptiinc, 50; John Conrad. Il.
3D. Mrs Rebccca Martin. 90; Mrs Ann Goodwin Walter
VI Mead; Mrs Eliza " sanford. %.
4tl Mrs Jane johnson. 62 John Monahan. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
BY EXPRESS.

The Express Of the Pos, once Department len Wash
ty.o with President Pok's Inaugural Adfress yesterday
a. - O'Clock 1t had reached IL miles this side OF Ba-
more when the car ran of the track and the carrier was
nlice 70 walk three miles. thus losing nearly so hours
Tho cars arrived at Jersey City ha past last evening
,,d the address was delivered from the Post Office in This
cl.y al precisely 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

&C. We are Informed IN the Harcn Colsiu
that the appointment of JONATHAN SropDAEp as
u S District Attorney for the Dis,ric, OF Connecli-
Gu, has been confirmed by The Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

Jonx Slossox, Esq.,, has been appointed School
Commissioner for the First Ward, vice William
Castle deceased Mr. Slosson is Presiden; OF the
New York Rible Society, snd one OF the managers
OF the American Blble Society,".
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things Mt Washington.
Correspondence OF The 1 Trieune
1,sYrscroS. March 81. lS

! have JUS, heard from Mr. Calhoun that as la'e
as last evening, Alsaonte had not asked his pass
port.
Tvler and bis Cabinet had a meeting yesterday
(Surdavl morning, and have sent Z messenger 10
Texas. for wha, purpose is not exactly known, but
il Is beisved that they have proposed 10 annex on
The terms ct Browns Resolution. Ihls VIII S<ely
disaPpolnt certain Senators who voted Tor i" aNs'
ar.enden. and The bill, on the pledge OF Polk that
negotiations should be adopted, upon certain cen
ditionS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
The Cabinet.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
W,,.,sc,o. Nj

Correspondence Of the Bal,imor, Ps,no,
W,,HisG1oS Mach 1d.
The leaders oi the Empire Club are here, and,
true to Their vocation, they are to be found III all
the 'hels,' bar-rooms and giogeenes, proposing
bets on the composition OF the Cabinet. They take
The following named persons at 80 TO 100 aganstthe
field:
JAMES BrcuANAN. OF Ia. Secretary OF State.
Il. J. WALLER, OF Miss. Treasury.
wa. /. MACY. OF y. Y. War.
J. Y. Mason, OF Va. Navy.
CAVE Jon, son. OF Tenn. Postmaster General.
- In detail, they propose three 10 one on Buchan-
an and Mason one 10 three on Walker and John
son, and TWO 10 one against any named man ior
the Attorney Geueralshp. They have succeeded
IN laying OUT a. their slang calls il, large sums
IN these points. Gaming had gottoa very low ebb
mere, and but for the "hapay thought" OF the
sportsmen" in proposing. as ventures, the race tot
he new Cabinet, the gentlemen from Ncw-York
would have scarcely made their expenses"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

o. The POSTAGE REFORM bill has been signGd
by John Tyler, and is now law 1t will take
effect on aud after the lst of July. Although less
thorough ihan we think ii should be, ii embraces
many excellent provisions and will do great good.
Ii faithfully carried into execution, i, will reduce
the cost of Mail Transportation between Half
Million and Million of Dollars per annum, while
it will hardly reduce the receipts after a year or
two, and may increase them. The outrageous
Franking Privilege of Congress is not cut down, as
IT should be, nor is discrimination made in favor
of pay in advance but let us be thankful for what
we have, and take care TO secure farther improve
ment al the next session.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

The NRw STATES ys-lowa and Florida being adj
mit,ed into the Union. increases the number OF
ont including Texas The Senate Will hereafter
comprise 55 members, or IS Including those from
Texas: and The House a225, or Including these from
Texas, 22l. The SIX new Senators te be chosen
will doubtless be Loco-Foco
The Legislature OF Iowa does not NEE, until
January next, snd viii comprise Il Senator's and
S representatives. The seat OF government, is at
the city OF Iowa, IN Johnson County. [ExpreS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
Relations with Mexico.

There is no room TO doubt that Col. ALlforTE,
the Mexican Minister at Washington. has express
orders to demand his passports and leave the coun-
try as soon as he has official notice of the triumph
of Annexation, though illness may delay his depar-
ture. This will suspend all Diplomatic intercourse
between the two Governments. Still, il does not
follow that overt hosilities will be resorted TO by
Mexico, though it is certain that she will protes,
against our acquisition OF Texas, and utterly refuse
her assent to it. A suspension Of all intercourse
between the two countries is very probable. Eng
land, it is currently insisted in Wallsreet will do
nothing in the premises We shall see.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

M,rNr-The Loco.Foco Legislative Conven-
ton OF Maine which was held on Thursday last. unnni-
moUsly voted HuGmJ. ANDERSON as their canddtcor
Governor Mr.. Anderson accepted the nomination
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

= For zeal sllns-naeE The American Museum still ,ske
the LEAD acnS al PLACES Of entertainment presenting bali Of
performance full Of taiH, !. varied II ctaaet-r ssd
Ih- Consequence tbs; Ih- srNriou Saloon Is trpnrs
rightly with delighted zEd discriminating aEdenee b
Manage w-il be proud Of ;h' o'cto~nE p1toalse-
iT his successful elfFng u all tr lscsibd Ii
Laughing Gs. Is iudierans IN ~ adnruee - e -
SlnE1iz- s1t f5Er13 Z7rraEs -aiEre willis Mrs
orTile Western snd ohcEs eouriee italy rr tiil
GO this eTszizE .nd take Your lady with yoE he Acr
sooa Performances O'Clock, is wo.tny TIE ateanoH Of
f.apcs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

CArrr2I. PuxrSHMESr.-The New-Yofk Society
for the Abolition OF the Punishment of Death will
meet again this evening IN the Hail on the correF
OF Broadway and Lispenard-s,reei (entrancc from
Lispenard-sireet) The discussion oi the question
Of CAPITAL Punishment viii be resumed, and eppor-
tuni,v will be afforded 10 persons on both SIDES to
express their opinions We hope there will be
full attendance as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

fJ- We call attention 10 Dr. BASNrvc's CON-
menceent of es lecture this evening in NJ Bareharis
Church corner OF Houston ard Thompson sts on pysEe
ia and GentTa Debility As reevabe BY mechanical sup
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

Gy- Rev. E. II. CrArN has been induced to re-
peat ms Grafton before the Marshall and Prospec,
Societies a, TIE Tabernacle as evrise. givo those an o
postnity hear who prevented By the s.o. en- The
former Mr.. CKATIS is OF The pleasing
and popalar orstors of te and Will oe heard with
degh, by thousands Tie presence .: the Meloaeons and
many other well-known vccai.s;s win make the House
very attractive. Look in if you for you viii raresy
sci 50 much for slnliinS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

To- Subscriptions for The True 4@'eriean, by
CAssrs VI Clay, VIII be received al this Office and
promptly forwarded 70 the publisher. Prisons Eeittns
TO who can more conveniently do 80 than send 20 Ken
trcty may enclose Tie pay fcE The True American and
we VIII send II to Lex ngtoa. The experiment OF per-
tc.y Free Press in Slave state, ably and empers,ey
advocating tie termination Of slavery, mus, be sustained
PIC 50 30
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

&C. The news of the passage Of the Texas An
resolutions arrived four hours lr 90 on: i!
the H:beruia. Boston Transcript.
]; rurnufet thai the British Minister forwarded his
usrrs BY E1pr,ss 70 SO on; IN tne steamer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

ANrl-RxNr EXCITEMENT -OnSaiurday las, Dspu-
" Sheriff Basby Of Columbia Co. intended TO make
sale under an execution, of the personal property
OF man named Finkle who lived at Tashkanc.
and had failed 10 pay his rent. The sale was,
however, (Ihere being Two other executions on the
same propertyl stopped. Nevertheless company
OF some l50 persons assembled, among whom Were
seven disguised Indians, with weapons, tar and
feathers, Nc-also party OF 20 more Indians Were
near at hand, evidently eXrecnng the Sheritis De-
pu,y. As il happened there was no violence CON-
mifrsn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

f-;- Lowell. Mass. elected Charter Officers OF
Monday-all Wing. Of course T. Huntington
Mayor, by abou, eco majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
To-Day's Outside.

FYrSi Psss.-No,iees of New Publications The Nlircrl
Wealth Of Wisconsin; Ac9ueduci the Allegheny
Cotton uP Stream; Mercantile Library assccatiou Air
Burri,,s Lecture Oifces aud Dr, the Books NewYoIk
Legislature; Voice from Madison County Congressional
PrueeedinSs; News Items
Last Pass.-Dirge for Child Proceedings ofhe Farmers
Club; Commercial and Mone, Matters Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

Look TO Yora PASrkrEa BEpEoot' ;, hi II
Roaebes or Bed Bugs IN your house ~ snse Ss
CoqrtIaaat street. Price 3os q esna
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
Loss on sUBscnIprIoN BOOKS.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In Jr9 SarUu,dh, from S1rGnn1h-MrJ Williams, Il
Newman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

~ Free Popular Lcoture.--Df BAsSiso VIZ
deliver Free Ieciyrc this ereu4ss, az III osoek, III 'i
suscha-d', churcb eo,ner Of ous,az md Th0nTsoH is.
On Dy,rspia .ad oo wtakaesse' Of the lower taaa
caused b. Muscular eis1siioa aad relieved by
support.