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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25

THIS Corthes that have given my son, Benjamin b. Jen-
kins his time during the remainder of his minority. shall
claim of his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. BENZ. JENKINS.
Albany, March 9Th, lS45. o9'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
DOUBLE. uMBnlCAL
0lNCdE.


MARSHS SUPERIOR PATENT TRUSS.
NHESE Trusses constructed in many particulars
l. an entirely plan, and their advantages all
other russcs have been aesed only by the most
pectablo of The Medical Faculty bul by the actual expert,
ment Of thoIe afflicted with tho disease they intended
to alleviate The most eminent ph yscans upon an exam
nation Of his truss decided its superiority that
they cheerh and voluntarily give cerGca, to the pro-
prielors be laid before the public, few OF which m
be seen on The hnndbis, For sale by
SILAS BURBANK, jR. Montpelier, w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
""' copy u ''' Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
CALEB BENNETT's ESTATE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of License Hon. the Probate Court for
ID the District of Washington will be sold Public Auction
the premises in Montpelier, tho 29h day of April 1886 at
O'Clock T. NJ the right for equity Of redemption in all The
in said Monpeer whereof Caleb Bennett late
peer deceased died sezed, consisting of Farm of 80
acres with dwelling house and buildings being the home
stead of said deceased. Terms made known at the limo and
place of sale. JOEL BASSETT.
Montpelier, April l5 lsi5 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25

OOO LBS. sweed's Steel, suitable for Sleigh Shoes and so
oUU pairs plated Shoes from 10 TO so for sale low, by
So BALDWIN, SCOTT Il co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
EV.Ns, FAMOUS PILLS.

EVANS FAMOUS PILLS.
TVANiS well known Camomle Pills, also his Family
II Aperent Pills, for sale by + p. WALTON AND
SONS, Montpelier, VI. wholesale and retail
CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
CAN be had at all times by calling on CLARK and
u COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Wash
District of Randolph ington, in and for said District,
the 4th DAY OF April A.. d. 1915;
lanes HATCH, Guardian Harriet NJ. Hatch Cynthia A
y Hatch aud Besey U. Hatch, minors all of Wamstown, in
said district application for license to sell all the inter
est of his said wards in promises situated in Williams
town being the reverson of the of the widow of Isaac
Lewis late oWamstown, deceased in the real estate said
Lewand represents that it would be for the interest Of
said wards TO the sold, and the ava thereof put 10
ntoest-Wleroupon it is ordered that hearing said app
cation be had the Inn of A. Gallo in Winmslown, the
May newt and notice thereof ordered be published
in the Vermont Waterman, printed at Montpelier.
JOHN COLBY, Judge,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
A GENUINE COMPLIMENT.

Ii is said that lady of extraordinary
beauty, once confessed that the onl,
real compliment she ever received wa.
from a coal HEAVIER. who asked permiss
ION 10 light bis pipe by her eyes. W.
have lately net with another compll
ment paid by sailor, who was direct.
ed by his csplaia TO carry letter TO III
lady OF his love. The sailor having
perfo med his errand, stood gazlog il
silent admiration upon the counlensnct
Of 'he lady, for she was beautiful ex
ceedngly.'
'Well, my honest man, she said, 'for
wha, do you wait? there is no answer
expected
'L'dy,' said The sailor, Il would like
% know your name
'.4nd why?' she repli ed, 'why should
you seek 10 know my name"
Because, ,'saidIhe;I WOULD CALL upon
1T IN A STORM AND SAVE SOME sHII
FROM SINKING
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

In a work entitled Thirty Years fom
Home. or Voice from The Main Deck,'
it is thus written:-Li,te do lads aud
young men know of The diffidence, uo.
kindness. and trouble they invariably
Experience. who 60 out into the world ,
unil they have made The experiment.
They pain, every thing in bright colors.
hey fancy The future 10 be all sunshine
~ sweets, and fowers,but are 10 be wo'
fully disappointed when once away from
The hre-sde Of their infancy. Let mt
advise yonng people il they wish to es
cape hardshps, 10 be con,entcd, to re
main quietly at home, abiding the open
ngs of Providence, obeying the wishes
of their parents, who mol only have ,heil
best good at heart, but, however they
may think to the contrary, who actually
know what is most for their advantage.
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Number ~

juod 10 tne citizen oil his constituiio
rights, against the Efforts of all who
would encroach upon his privileges, a, d
"a Inc hrm determination upon the par
OF the administration 10 sustain the hon
Or OF our fig against foreign aggression:
he just results Of strict adherence to
hose saluiary measures and principles
pf Democratic policy which have secur-
ID TO our country the proud distinction
which she now occupies among The ma
ions OF the earth; and as The ef1ective
discipline OF the Democratic parry is
-ssen:ia 10 its success, and as security
and permauence Of free institutions de-
pend upon the mslnlainance Of its prin-
|ciples; we deem, il esstn ia, that all
who are democrats in principles, prac-
ice, will adhere sternly and firmly to
he regular nominations OF the party;
and tina, all who set up their private
judgement against the sscertained will
.: The majority, and thus delea, the prop
'r action and triumph Of the party, are
,Iding and supporting The opponents of
Democracy.
Resolved, That this Convention pr'il
'ipates in the un vsrssl gr!ef which o r;
vades the cauntry, b. the & eat nation
calamity, from the decease Of ANDREW
JACKSON. His dying aspirations were:
that the liberties OF his county might
endure forever. and his whole life trsu-
he'd 10 the sincerity OF this declsrr,ior.
His patriotism, purity, moral ceursgo
aud entire devotion to The bes, iuIerls,,
II his country and to The mainainsnce
u Democratic principles, vii! enshrine
ms name in the aft ciions Of the .4meri-
can people, and Of every lover OF nber-
ty, as long as The earth bears plant or
t 20 sea rolls its waves.
Mr.. VANZANT moved, ,,ha,hereaf-
ter The convsO,lon for the n )mina,on Of
Canal Commissioner shall meet on the
4'h Of March.
This resolution was opposed by
Nessrs. Roumiort, Lewis snd Todd. u
Imported by Messrs. Vsnzadt, Msgrsw
Knox, Frazier and Nil. when il was
'dopted without division.
On motion OF Mr.. FLORENCE,
Resolved, That The thanks OF this Con-
Veniion be rendered 10 The editors Cf o
Democratic Union, for the ereal f,oii-
les afforded The members of this Uouy
II The discharge Of their duties.
On motion.
Resolved, That the thanks of the
Convention be rendered 10 lhe officers
or the prompt manner in which they
discharged their duties.
On motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings be sigr-
d by the officers, and published in |
the democratic papers Of The SDsle.
On motion, the Convention then aG
ourDed sine die. (Signcd by the oair
aers.)
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
come to me, Dreams or Heaven

Fome to me, dreams OF Heaven!
My faioIing spiri, bear
pn yonr brieh. wings, by morning givens
Up to celestial air.
way, lar. lar away,
From bowers by lempesls rivcn,
Fold me in blue. sill coudness day;
. blessed dreams OF Heaven!
Fome hn, for que b,iel hnag,
Sweet dreams! erd yet agsia
Y Fer burning though, and memoty ,stOwsi
Your so(, eff.eiog rain!
" sft me where gales divine,
With dark clouds ne'er have s,riven.
Where living fouEls forever shine.
4 o blessed beams OF Heaven!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
g-1Sg1assgyls,ss.Eszssa
A GRAND JOKE.

Some wags took druoken fellow, pIo-
ced h IN in coffin W tn the lid left so he
could raise ii, placed him in a grave. ard.
and waited TO see The effect. After shor.
time the fumes of The iquor left him, and
his position being rather confined, he sat
upright, and after aoking round, excIaim-
ed.
We'll, I'm ,fe frs: Mai's rig! or else
| IN confoundedly belaled
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

All. tbat ccaMd wing my way
Through earih's valley deep g. drear,
All! that, ! conld feat all day,
Pinions never tired OF weary,
ore the everlasting hills,
And the ever gushing rills.
Where come bighs and SORROW never,
Ever green and youthful eyer.
Where Heavens harmonies .resound,
Holy Peace for ever singing;
Where light Zephyr sports around.
,0Jors from the Aower-buds wEinging:
Through the trees dark foliage dapoiug-
rQ'er the frui, all golden gancing-.
BY no winry blast affrigh,ed--
Kissing The soft flowers delighted,
FInwers that never lose The sun,
Never close the laughing eye;
Nllh existence never Gonei
Nnov no. what i, is to die!
'Noiis me! what rolls between!
-U'ls a rapid river rushing
lis ,heosuesm of Death, | ween,
N Wihlly tossing hoarsely gushing.
While my very heartstings quiver
AIihs drear roar Of that dread river!
|Bui see "a liule boat
The rough waters gently riding
|nl0w.-can she.so fearless 6oa,?
For j see she no pilot guiding.
|b 'ursge! On, there's no reueating;
'Sai!s are ,prc al, in friendly greeling
Ma, thcn on! in love we lrusr
|&he white srmedsaIls a message bear!
etheIe are wonders every where.
|Jhe won1rous isilh wherein YOU stand
alus, bear you 10 the Wonder-and!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
THE DIFFERENCE.

A cockney. discussing The merits of the
different modes of public conveyance, was
in favor Of Stage coaches cause vhy--if
Won upset in Stage coach, Why. there yon
are but if you bioW up in a steamboat,
l1here are yOu?.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
CANINE IND FELINE,

My dear DOCTOR said a youthful evan.
gelist to an old divine, lis there any diff
'rence between Pusevism and Puppyisn,'
Yes. sir ives the answer, 'Puppyism
comes from dogma,ism, bet Puseyism from
catechism,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
' O'U'',,c IX.]
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS !:

The COZ UliBI.8 DEMOCRAT WiH b,
published every Saturday morning, al
IVO DOLL.aRS per annum payable
hoJ yearly in aduance, or 7'Wo Dollars
FUy Cenfs,ifnot paid within the gear
No subscription wiH be taken for a shorte,
period than sir months; nor any discon.
t6,uance permitted until all arrsarageS
are discharged.
1sDVERTISEMENS not erceeding a
square WiH be conspicuousiy inserted at
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and TDenty,fue cents for every subse.
gaept nsertion. GP.A liberal diScot,n
made 10 those Who aduertise by the year
LIE TIERS addressed on business mast
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
FEMALE BEAUTY,

An aucien, imper,inenl rhyme divides
female beauty into four orders, as follows
Long and lazy,
Little and loud.
Fair and foolish.
Dark and prouG.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
Pathetic.

Eon a log sa, aiirog,
Crying far his daughter,
Hears he shed tll his eyes were red
And then jumped into the wafer
m Aro~seal himself.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

What is money! Dye give IL up' Il is
dew 10 the morning and mist q, nigh,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

Why is . scandalous report like butter
sFarker. Because il grains BY being
efsaad.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
XcarninS for Wonderland.

ER M THE GERMAN w SCHILLER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
NIS0lAIL1ANIsDUS o
DoMESTlCITY THE LAW OF NATURE

All nature is domestic. The habits o
every living thing upon the earth are domes
tic. The wides, animal Of the fores, i.
soon moulded into quie,ude and repost
his hap?iness) by companionshp, and
rivers and torrents be they never 80 res,
less in their course, terminate a, las, IN the
ocean, that mighty family circle Of the wa
lers! man may, il he pieases, re.
main the SOLITARY being he was created, ,snd
lrefuse TO conform himself 10 the all pervsd
ing laws Of nature, bu, he will no. then
have fulfilled the great object Of his creation.
Surrounded by The ex.ernals of happiness.
he may appear TO be one Of lis most favor
ed followers, but, after all, there is nothing
more than appearance, Like the deceivng
fruit that grows upon the borders of the
Dead Sea, il turns TO ashes and bitterness
The momen. the hand of truth touches it,
Strong as parental e. fIial ties may be they
are not TO be compared with those tina. bind
Two hearts into Que.
oh, Solitude! where is the charm
That ssges have seen IN Thy facet
So sings The poet. And can there be any
solitude compared to ,ha, of the home of a
single man, who has no, so much as one
ender hear, tn feel for his situs,ion7 With
,u, The influence Of female soc,e,y,man is Il
,emi savage! Wha, cha rms his own FIRE
,ides far him7 None There ia M nm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
STATE C0NV ENTION
HALL OF REPRESEN TATIvEs.
TUESDAY, Sept. 4, ls45.

This being The day fixed upon by the
State Ceuusl Committee, for the meeting
of the Democratic Stale Conven,ion,or the
purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Canal Commissioner, the convention was
called TO order at half past Ten O'Clock, BY
REAH FRAZIER, Esq, on whose motion
|SA M UEL FEGELY, of Berks, was ap-
pointed President for the purpose Of TEN
porary organization.
JOHN s. RHEY,of Armstrong, and G. +
JACKSON. of Schuylkill, were appointed
SECRETARIES
Want of space compels US 10 omi, the
publcs'ion Of the lis, Of delegates and the
discussion arising from the adjustment Of
disputed claims, which chiefly occupied the
forenoon session. CHARLES B. BucHALEw
Esq, appeared as The Senatorial Delegate
ior Luzerne & Columbia. James S. Camp
bell, and Geo, II. Wells, Esqrs. from Lu-
zerne, and Issac s. Monroe, Esq, from
Columbia counties: were the Representa-
live Delegates.
The following named gentlemen CON
prised the permanen, organization of the
Conventions:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
President.
JAMES X M'LANAHAN. franklin.

JAMES x M'LANAHAN. franklin.
| Tee Presidents.
E. B. Hubley. Geo. Smith
Peter Newbard, Henry M'Bride,
VIM. Seswrighs, Thompson Graham,
Jno. CIendenin, Banner Thomas
VI. G. Tyler, G r Buckslew,
J. G. Horton, Jos. Mage.
Geo. Schnabel. A. l.. Roumfort,
Secretaries.
\. j. GIosbenncr, Joel Ritter,
rho. B. Florence, Geo. Fl. W els,
g f Jackson.
The permanent officers then took their
seats, when Mr. Milan shan. Presiden, Of
,he Convention returned thanks in a YER,
neat and appropriate address.
The rules Of The House of Represent.
tives were then adopted for the governmen,
# the Convention:
The question then was taken on admit
'ng Adam Richards, Of Fayelte and Green
as the Senatorial delegate.
The yeas and nays being called, the
question was decided in the negative, yeas
SO. nays 65.
The question was then taken OH reject
ing both Senatorial delegates from Hunting
doc and Bedford. and agreed 10 yeas &c
nays ls.
On motion of Mr.. Vanzan,, of Berks,
the Convention 'hen proceeded 10 make
'he following nomination for Canal Com
missioner:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
TIL e G. ARL A N I'D.

g. With s,ceetest flo,cers enrich'd,
From uariouS gardens cuitd with care"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27
Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY, No. 6 Gold street, Is consulted in all
strant in diet Or hndancs Of pursuit His long experience
troducs valuable mpov emens practice which
ys sdy 9sls 20 osr M 70. me
"s RfcfdR 81 Tfi %s.s
full form Of the disease Yields to the treatment Of Dr. g. ia
astonishing He is the inventor of method by
days formerly and besides this his plan Is
always successful whereas the old mode Of treating the
Structure Of 80 years standing has been cured by
s of hs o
NERVOUS OR 1ct'oafNSsTITUTIoNAL DEBILITY, re-
ana thoughties Nature good accountant
bhas sad se
body or shaking 4 wai'hhs s
S I'm partial Or entire loss Of of The faculties such
men o. cer5sl? "rsans such the stomach liver lungs
For repairing The constitution energies Of such as are
Commend his asoiag Tnnyc wGad %ss earnestly re.
and nourshes the system generously and no
asIion as The case with nh other remedies Of this kind good
$40 for half Dozen in cases and be- any part
THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called 1.-THE Rubicoa.
This little volume essentially important with those who for
It's instructions are ample and embrace ali the diseases and d.
Of the genital organs Of both It contaus
giaatas this line Of practice than half csntary
p % M By and il. will % s s S the
y forwards per order All appcaionsby mail enclosing
Ill nSG% a .S IL. ssHaa ns to
Tor sale the Doctors residence &C Gold street, and the
No s6 William street. Maiden lane
" ~ Fulton street, corner OF Water ST.
" rnilon street att he Lamp Store Sun Buildings
IS Dowesv, corner OF Walker ST.
" 100 bOwerv, corner OF Spring
. 40 Deincev street, corner OF Suffolk st.
bers Strppf. Iut m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

ged signals with bright sided ship showing square flag with
srge red and black diamond steering s. The de @. has
haa conrnued thick foe for last three weekshs been be-
Banks : - - - = -
Shp John Coser, Benson l23 days Canton with
full cargo silks Sc Rowland Aspnwa Left China
March e. III with snip Hamlet Hunt for New York Left
at Wssmpoa ships Arctus Mngor Zanthe Woodbury.; Luz
cas- Miller ar for NYo; Clarendon, Stoddard sid for Ma
ger Anl esd C,pr Good or~ June 3d. left St Helena
the barqne SOPHIA 90 days from Boston bound China all
we'll July h lat q 90 Ion g. & spoke and boarded the brig
s. Heeas Nj brig Cyrnet the Coast of africa brig
Columbus whaling British ships Lintn Lady Pa
get, FAIRY Aueeu and Csylon.
ballast. 70 NJ A Bailey ''0'' 'N'''''' '''S'' !"
:, Brig May Flower - a DAVIS from Tsindad with mdse, to
n ITrowhndse % New Haven Left hnque Phoenix Bush
Island Isabella. for ST Thomas. - ~
Brig Jane Wilson Field days from Arecbo with 1877 hds
sugar TO Masen Thompson Left sch Cosmorolite Bal
Brig Partridge, 8srstow days from Cardenas with molas
SEES 70 Nesmh Walsh 81 hhds molssses Lssaa Left
British schr Iady Mary Astete IA days from Pctou with
coal 70 seule, Whitney Go.
British hs Three Brothers, Grifng 20 days from Pictou
Brig Blow, lawrence "a DAYS from Cedar Key via Key
West, ,sdays, with cotton, 10 Collins & Mason.
ton, 10 Dnnham x Dimon,
Prussi,n brig Fuz Putth days from Philadelphia
Schr Elerich Boswick. days from Wilmington NC with
nays stores. 10 n l. NcCreavy.
Sohr Margaret Ann. Hammond, days from Swansboro
Schr Patriot Lawson days from Virginia watermelons.
Schr Wave, Sterling days from Virginia watermelons.
Schr Empire Lawson days from Virginia waermelons
Schr Joshua Sands, Wainwright. from Virginia wood
One ship. one brig unknown. Wind +,
Sailed.
Ship Roscus, Eldrdge Liverpool
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Foreign fsnoOrsas!Ons.

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ard hondon-2 A LeJambfel Stephens * Wsms-5 Cert.
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pks mdze Demonico-2 Merriam * Bena,d-5 Becai BEN
lamin Goa benkard 4 Huton-ii Noel De Courcy-l
VIM brewer-2 Cotne Coz Boisseau Rush, r. Eos-
sange-4 Russo Sous Fable Powell Dsme-i Ro-
h-3G Heinz chs-6 lkgs mdze Nlaleziense GouId
teri kipling-l A Woodw ri- 7 A Brett Captain
Thompsou-23 Houdlguin1 Henry Droz-i case OF VINE
Mayor pkg mdze NJ Hardy Henry Bodmer Jr-6 cases
lquors-Henry Que un--3 kgs mdze Beer Benjamin
hard Huttoni w Coles-3 Lafanre Fauch,-3 Stein
he'll Schmidt < Audrea-7 + Embef & Oamburause-i
Richards, Basset& Aborn5 Schmidt Andreael0 Martin <
LawsoD-I Charles Lawson x col Omber < Dambmsnu-
- Deaforest-I Victor BisEop-2 Charles Dsyis-l2 Law
Lsmson co-lS Allen Heazer COS Fellows Wadsw orth
co-2 Richard and Henry Haiybt < coz Fellows &
Sciel-j fany ouag Els-i Burnham & Bsldw in--i
Symou, colt I Hosack-l john Maguln < coz BEN
kaId Hutton-l Hontmmn, son & Dupk.r-2 Lschau x
fancin,il Cotne-2 Boisuln s r. sch-6 l. < B Curtis
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j.euhls co. lhenot-l Prruss u aeni-I Charles
Saghtbnl yacot : Couryoisier-5 ahr, aefte Els x
Mesr.-i 4 steiner A Roeser & AlslinAnn- Ro.
beu Jaf1ny cob Nj CheguraSt Asxand. se,gnette 4
ccl0 Bnitgtr cn20 casks re, Scoop cot pkge
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Schmidt Andrea Saomoa kohnstamm79 bags II pkgs 10
order
CANros-shp John G. Cosar-O6O5 pkg ea 70 cases rbu
boxes hubarb Cary H. COIL che do tirin
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