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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

were in factory al neighnorinG vii
age,-The white house had passed into
the hands of Mr.. Ktlbourne, and now
indeed The rose and Woodbne, as they
mingled their fragrance and blossoms,
,eemad epl embIems Of the harmony
If congenlal spirits within
II was one su nmers evening the doors
and windows we're all open, lights were
n nearly every room, and The passers
" heard The hum Of happy voices, and
he music of piano played by some
kIlul hand A lady it was that touch
"a those keys, one jusl in the blush o.
rlpening womanhood, Near her stood
one who claimed and richly deserved
ne TILE OF hU,bsnd, He had travelled
much sbro,d, mingled in the gay saloons
lt Paris and in the select circles of Lon
ion; but native born American, he
mad chosen for his wife one of our own
Green Mountain maidens, and she nom
,ther than our lIille BOUND GIRL How
he face OF our good blacksmith would
brighten with Smiles whenever h.
urned his eye upon the now happy
Jane.
During the evening ! missed her from
the parlor; and conjec,uring whittier she
night have fed, went up to the LITTLE
,ltc; and there seated on the very old
broken chair which formerly had made
part OF ils furniture. | found her in
ea's, she looked up and smiled as she
me, my glance, q came here to max
: vow,' said she 'ha, in my prosperity
| will never forget 10 succor The orphan
md the oppressed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
IN AN AWKWARD PREDICA
MENT.

The laws OF Florida impose heavy
penalty on all persons who gel married
without license from the clerk Of lh,
county court OF the county in which they
reside. The Legislature have abolished
those courts, but have made no provls.
ion for The granting Of marriage llcen.
as! The Mobile Herald thinks ina
'he legislature acted knowingly in ,h'
premises, and that they desgnedIv com
oel the fair F!o'idisns 10 carry ou' tn
State molto-'Let US alone There j.
1ne satisfaction, that the Governor is =
bachelor and will himself have TO feel
he effects of his insdious legislation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
CANAL COMMISSIONER.

The State Convention which assembled
At Harrisburg, an the 4lh inst,uominaled on
lhe second ballot, JAMES BURNS, u
Mlllln County, as The Democratic Candid
ave for Canal Commissioner. Thsa god
selection. lie is a sound unweaverlng Dem
ocral, an honest man, and every way quail
tied, from long and active experience TO
the duties of The office, and Of elected, o
which there is not parIical of doubt h'
will assist in perlecling The good work o
Reform. upon the public works, which ha
been so nobv begun, by the present abl'
board of Canal Commissioners. We shaI
publish The proceedings Of the Convention
in our next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13


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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
STARVATION IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA

LllNA,
We are sorry 10 hear (ssys the York
vile Miscellany that so many of our
worthy and wealthy citizens are making
up their minds TO leave our district, on
,cconnt of the failure of the corn crop.
It Is most true we are in alight squeeze,
out relief will be had The Legisla
rure will furnish the mears, and agent
Of The State will bring a supply of coli
1t leas, 10 Columbia. The lower coun.
try, very generally, have acted mos
literally in all proper appropriations.
When our situation is truly represent
ID and udicious plan, proposed, the
Legislature OF our Stale will no, b
backward in moving on the subJrc'
Ask what is right, and II will not 1T
,lenied. A loan was made TO Charles.
on in her calamity. The same will no
ne refused the upper country IN her ten
old worse condition. Bu, what az
hose TO do who have no means 10 pa,
md no credit 10 sustain lhem?-Thtrt'' >
he rub? Will individual charity bt
.ul1icien,? We know not. Our sdvs'
aow is make all The industry you Cat
in The fall crops use all cconomy-'e
y on the justice of the Legislature, soe
no, on ns chariiy, and finally keep COO
,ud don't despond.
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GOOD THINGS OUT OF PLACE.

A correspondent Of The New Yorl
OBSERVER, IN dlsCanllng upon the irrev
rence ot church choirS, says that lher
IRE some pretty goings on sometimes,
Vht re the ChorS are surrounded with
good thick curtains, and The chorsler.
re Generated from The congregation.
Some read, some sleep, and olte,,
converse, doubtless most lovingly o.
oveabIe sub Iecrs, aud are kindly pHrc-
lonate one towards another. but n
mentions particular case as coming IN
ier his own obServslIon, which ls alto
Iether TOO refreshing story not TO b.
clrcuIated IN tins hot season. Tae sing
RS, IN warm weather took care 10 b.
provided wi'h refreshments, and thus
h'y repIenIshed their outer man Will
he congregation fed the inner man o.
iess substantial bul more appropriar.
food. One very wJrm afternoon, IN.
SIngers had water melons and I4monad
Wherewlth 10 contole themselves, aud
happened that one of The genllemrn,
doing The agreeable to his lady UiS a
Ois, upset lemoaad~ jug. The floor of
the singing loft not being quite water
'Ight, the lemonade trlckIed through.
,nd The congregation Sal under the
Iroppings of the sanctuary more liter
ally than they expected or even desIr.
rd
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
THE TICKET.

| ne lltRei pul ~ nomination by the
County Convention onMonday last is uu,
a good one, and well worthy genera
support. The Candidate for Assembly
+. A. FUNS HON, Esq has beeu tried aoc
not found wanting and 10 accordance wit
universal usage throughout The STATE, he j,
nominated Tor serond term. If honesty
ability. and faiih(ulness are desirable IN
Representative, he has them and # elected
we are assured by his past course, that hc
will do nothing to Me discrcdll either of his
constituents or himself
For Prolhonclary aud Register and Re
rOrder, tie present incumbents are re.nomi
nsted. The rilizens of the county are wei
,cquain;ed with both these gentlemen, snc
as thev have been faithful and accom- nodat
Ing public servants, we trust the people vii
extend TO them again their confidence and
support, We wish them to come along
with the Removal 10 more central and Jus
position, and to have the privilege OF say.
ing hereafter that the voters Of the county
approved Of them along with the great ques.
tIon with which they were identified.
For Commissioner, is presented gentle.
man who gives toe strongest guaranty that be
will suit the people Of the county in the fact
lha, he stands well wherever ne is known
He is mechanic, honest, intelligent and
unassumlrg, and he will strive, If eIecipG
to keep up the present excellent gdminisra-
ton Of county affairs. We have, ror SOM
wears, been fortunate in selecting Count,
Commissioners. We have good. plain
honest men and we find our County on, O.
deb'; our state IA xes paid Up promptly, ant
our credit IN the state. FIRMLY established
The candidate for Commissioner now pre-
'enled, is ust such a man as we want IT,
assist in continuing this state Of things and
Is therefore worthy an election.
The candidate for Treasurer, has been a
faithful friend Of the Removal through
good and through evil report, and is wei.
'qualfied flr the Office of Treasurer. Ln
all Removal men give him an enthusiast,
support for he Is worthy their votes and
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TURNIP Ely.

The Western Farmer aud Gardner
says that repeated and varied expert.
meats have proved that half an ounce
If >upl ", mixed with pound of rur.
nip seed, will completely prevent the
IL.
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ANOTHER WONDER OF THE
WORLD.

Oo one Of the peaks of The aps, is .
h'ock Of grant" weighing, by estimate.
I3l, ,j7S IONS, so nicely balanced on lis
'"nrIr Of ar'Vly, that a single mdn may
give II i rocking motion.
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Z IL d. vi o Y AL '
COUNTY CONVENTION,

Convention met at the house of John
Clayton in Bloomsbury, Monday, Seplem
her sh, l5l5, AT one o'cIock,P NJ the cor
,enion was orgaozeJ by choosing the fol-
lowing officers
MORRISON f JACKSON, PRESIDENT.
rspnsT nfpns Ks,x1' R 11' BY Secretaries
The names Of the township were called
over and the following delegates appeared
and took their sea, in the Convention.
Buercreek-M, f, Jackson, WIN. A. J
Brlian
BIoom-Cbares KahIer. William S
Thompson
CalIawisso-Srephen Badly, Isaac $,
Monroe
Genre Solomon Newhard Jacob Hes,
Dcny-A, B, Commings William g,
Henderson,
Fshingcreck-Thomas J. Hutchinson
JOHN Hess
FrankIrn--Pelcr Kline, William Rohr,
back
Grecuwood-.Jdcob Evans, Peter CIR.
ton
HemIock Thomas J. Yanders'ce,J j ,hr
IShoemakcr
Jarkson-Thomas W. Yoong, Josho.
Savage
L,bc,ty-Leonard S'ineman, Nose,
Seeker
Llmeslone--Grdeon Wertman, Daniel s
Folmer.
Mahoning-Iram Derr, Elias Mendeo
hall
NJ fin -CIri, ian Wolf, John KrIlr,jr
Mathematician Heller, Joseph Sheep
Mount Plelsani-AndGrw K. Jacohy
phnp Kesn,r
Montour- peIer Rupert, John Deter
,rh
Alan-John Fisher, John Graver
Orange-John B, Edgar Isaac G. John
Christian Shuma1, Conrad
Bredenbender.
Rnoaring creek - Iienty Mez, Michac.
.R liowPr
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Puolloh N'S P'oOSSH'b~ " WV ~"
in our next.
Never were the proceedings OF ConVen
ton conducted with more union harmony Il
good feeling than were those Of The Remov
al Convention that assembled in Blooms
burg on Monday last. All faces were
pleasant and smiling, at the sure prospect
Of not only sustaining me Removal Bill bl
an overwhe lining vote, bnt Of elerling, the
whole ticket by triumphant majority over
any opposition that can be scared ~. Every
man upon ,he ticket except Commissioner,
being nominated by acclamation, but lherf
being three candidates for Mat office, all
we're mutually pledged to enter he field
with the firm determination Of abiding the
result, and 60 heart and hand in the glorious
cause 10 which they were all 50 deeply in
leresied, which was carried out 10 The letter
In fact, every feeling seem ed swallowed nI
in the one prlncipie--aj for the measure 49,
nothing for men, I'hl, good ErcllGg mani
tested in ihr Convention; is . sure presage
.J( the determination throughout the county
10 make long pnl,a strong pujl ,'ud a pull
III logethrr,al the October ejccllon,lo rHe,,
En,I ,oiIo,ro,t ,C tha I,,,r - ,.al o..,,,.. ;...,
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A GOOD REFORM

nss-H=lEsl-e..rs.szu-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

boldly your rescue and show that the feeling
recip.ocaed resolution is up in OF our Municipal
ties Tor municipal appropriation Of $1,000 Help them
L. Code name. or they perish
upon aud alre ady do talk Of LEI re trips
Pompinoes In season, strsw berries (assD departed
Crowds OF northern folks leaving u.s. aud in short
lime We shall tile down with resident population
All predicts very unht althy season-is the old year
the great fourth odd. The RIVER slowly the Decline
and all he symptoms % much INDUCED in by medic al
fraternity. are upon
have read New Orleans az found III" Now tell me
OF numougs When man takes up q book with this
sgnncant title, what does he expect Why sir for nv.
SELL anticipated familiar scenes-somethng OF our town
-oi our Creole creaon-in word, something by which
stranger might have little idea Of this ct place
hut the book would answer well for st Louis Is New
Orieaas-as many have remarked, 'as ID suf.-hum.
bug"
Borghese took her benefit tonight and every seat in
the house teken
The Spi says that to s freely offered in this city
Oh Fashion against Pry,ona have heard NO such offers
.wIsh had the luck. IT'S generally supposed here
tytona viii Dr. hrss at the great and she
" IN favor here There has been lutte no money bet
the race IN this place, and the only
pets MT have heard Of were thu rete OF 60 ~ 500
rbtse on rs were Immediately aken and since
closed al the gentry with the horse buttons left
have not heard offs single bet being made That Spirit
man great man, but rather too fond of giving his
IDEAS for those OF He must hold of until the
artery erected, snd then The two may
subjects touching racing and ong wasted" with free
dom-aud daily sautation may be forwarded Nuff sed.
Yours, truly, POYDRAS.
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Corresponding OF the Herald,

NEw csLsA-', April ~, 1919.
H some time since have had this pleasure Since IN.
oa'e OIL last how fully my views regarding the pei
uonsin sugars have been realised The speculation IN,
been entered into aud in the space of ten DAYS prime m
gars have advanced two and hslfcts per lb This
there mas been adecline of hafcent and why Tier.
are Low some 5000 hhds the Levee "a Isrr
owned BY two or three individuals. and !,
prices ranging from 81 to aic On Monday last aooo
were the market at decline Of half cent
on ins called Decline and the 2o)o bhds arc a.
irei at that Los IN first hands on plantation saus o
ngto about 5000 hnds may be bought at this dac;
The sigsrs Is 600 hhds) are in treaty and e m
weekon hon1ay the prices will be and Inc nlsn,r III
70 imagine how,vith the increased stock The m i.
sdvnnce Agsntemsn OF your city, who had an i,eo ~
,he commencement OIL the season. oil Sugars h.
been offered TO day $3.50 900 for his proht on snga
within the last six weeks Rather handsome nav e.
win sr. re,dence IN eof the most delightful countries
We are all mp sni doing in rais5g funds for our PITTS
burg I1s, and let not be said that Louisiana shall
sand larger purse than your good state-they came
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Washington, MAY /. 1916.


Mr. Ritcbie arrived last evening from Richmond.
to take charge as government editor of the new
official Iaper, the Union. which has been formed
from the ruins Of the Globe, the first number Of
VIII CHI will be issued to-day. So it may be said
that old January begins his year with May.
have an acquaintance with Mr. Richie, and
have seen him this morning. He is sxiy.nine
years OF age, OF a tall, thin, spare FORM rather
bent, good eye, long slim face, somewhat like
Amos Kendall, but much better looking, and OF
considerable neatness in mis- dress In his manner
he is of bic, and Inclined to taikatveness; but this
faculty, he viii have 10 give w, after week.
company with the present mum Cabinet. An edi-
tor who exercises an Influence in distracted VIr
Slnla, Will had himself Ia a strange atmospht re-
wnen he launches urn Dig I'd on a new career
Washington. MIR. kitchle, the head OF the
Enquirer, has been accustomed to dictate 10 bis
paely IA his State, and is looked up TO there, AZ
one VI her big men J.; but he Will soon fad thai
even great mans shadow IS very small mere
itis SAID that Nr Ruche Is very fond OF re aiding
the London PUNCH and 1t Ia fact thar h.
brousnt large bundle OF those papers with him /,
Washington. co the new organ viii! not be yoiC
OF wit.
The vaedictory OF the Globe, by Rive.. with
Characteristic letter Of Van buren,, exci,rs greai
amust m NJ to-day. The new official has been
called inc UnoH, to righten the Dnllfiers In South
CAROLINA, and ia virtue oil Gen. Jackson's ceebrat-
ed tudst
the tblnet st holding their daiIv and
nightly conferences about foreign affairs, but car
come 10 no decision on a single given point They
are J,st aosut awakening to the idea OF each
hers imootence in matters Of state. and arr
taking time TO consider.
The Virginia elections being over, and demo-
cia.ic tne removals Will con inae with great rigor
the Congressional election In V,rcipia will 40,
be 80 bad Ms supposed, tor the wings. Tnev viii
get Two members, and there are two or three 9th
ers VINO are elected almost entirely by wing votes
rms same party had but three elected to The LAST
Congress. Ii the wings in the west are active this
summer, the majority in the ne:si House Of Repre-
sentatIves will be very doubtful
IL IS not decided positively, whether Mr. Blair,
sa, or lchasoe
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MADAME kESTELL.

MADAME kESTELL.
CEMALE PHYSICIAN, ogics saa r,.;dcaes. ln 0zesa
witch street. COuItlandt and Liberty streets, wherS
she b. epn,ued villa the sctes: confidence cournu
Incident TO ne f.ma.s ralcc
NoTlCEl lettcr trcst -edI Addressed bcx 23j9 New
York; Eosnn OGes, Nc: Is,sr sreer.
N. B.-Macam. RESTFLL wouid inform ladies' residing
out Of the city, whase health would admit Of aveD
that she wcsld devote Der eI.ona Attend them
paxS Of she United Satss within reasonable distance.
az ivc dGwsrc
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OTTIGNON,s GYMNASIUM

CHAs +: 0TTiGN0N respectfully informs hi. friend,
nodious rooms Nos 49, H. and 70 Canal street near Bsoed
gay formerly occupied by j. p Roger which have heen
thor'uIhiy Cleaned and hed MP that
awe e the most f.dious Connected with the
EDDY personally instructions 10 the noble Art Of
Defence, and he will likewise thar his pupils enjoy the
city. -
wrestling taught BY Mr. VIM Price, who will any
aup perfect, after OF instruction.
Fencing taught by an experienced professor.
Mr. would respectfully Inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised a this Gymnasium. and whose have
Of their unexpred tine will be made By calling
him at the in Canal street. which will open from
sunrise until 10 o'clock PM.
Mr. o. would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
I'll further notice. 40 innie
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TIMBER AND STONE FOR The NAVY


PROPOSALs wiz rsscved z hi. Office properly endorsed
o'clock T. NJ for the following materials, be nsed In the
construction Of wharf the asyrry be made in The usual
manner, ct the Nay Yard, fire. OF ssp.n.~, viz
$40 ro-nd. Icnlock Whit frc Logs, with The
bark oDrom 80 n IS ert long cs hcr sr
length inches drr AT the i,re end and inches the
$50 White Zine Iogr ~ to ~ s long 10 aver.re II
two logs.
1880 cubic feet White Pine Logs hew~d ru-re of rera
and PARALLEL width, TO xlG inches and from 20
feet long, and average IS foet long.
goo tons not to exce IS 900 TONS Of Morntrin stope for
ne above The stone not TO feet
and to be delivered required aud be
packed IN bnns solid allowing cubic feet ton
Jeet to The inspection OF the Yard The timber deli,
subject TO the INSPECTION of the Navy Yard and be ia all
speats perfectly satisfactory, as follows:
One hall OF the round loss hefe the 18th OF june and
the rmainde Together with all The timber by the
August In offaure BE- delivered by time
Timber Stone 10 be purchased, and 10 b. de-.
Quoted from Bills Two sureties will bs required I'm one.hrd
the estivns.cd amount of supplies.
kor further information apply the Navy Yad Brookyp
L. j. - ''A'
Navy Agents Office NsM Xo,h, hpril r. 1875.
PHObPEk Nj. WETMORE,
aH luw1wec Navy AGENT
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HEON hEWAKD.-UHOsY NPECiFlC MiATLhE-
WOOV For the Of GonoTrhoen, Gleeu SYcturs and
analogous complaints Of the organ OF generation. .
OF all remedies discovered fox ths above compain this
ID the certain.
Ii make rspeedy md cure, withcat he least
sctioA to diet drrk exposure, change application to bH
siness
We give no long quacish recommendations deceive the
publc the medicine docs not speak for itself no shall
speak for it. Our object 10 TO notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonoha be
brought in the Mixture w not effect rapid under
q forfeiture CT $500.
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
ciety-bgh low rich and pool matrimonial aad siuge. They
here presented with remedy by which they them
eives without the exposure the possible
Further the disease be contracted il dose OF Mir
il taken at night gong bed when exposed.
1t bottles with full direction. accompanying it, q
81 tottle. Ore bottle lasts week. which generally cures
many cured in days.
For on at VIM II. Minors s2 Broadway. corner Of
John oppc,its Franklin Housc, New Ipra Mt Bsyys
Of Chestnut and Seveath Pis dsph; and NJ
gtas ias Wasssztos ,.r., Eosce; "a Csna street. New
acc q m
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FIREWORKS.

EDGE rsspecully informs the public ,ha, his
- mnts Tor this season the extensive scsle
alter pte in this lie fully prepared to furnish
ces, Towns Pnhc Gardens Theatres PaIties &c ith
s ns the %os and vaTssa,sd hes and
niire New Coc.s before exhibited tn. public "a ch
Carnlnr Royal Purple Maroon snd Blue-unknown
to any other pyrotecinis,.
ISAAC EDGE, Jr, Pyrotechui,t,
w ~, Jersey ity.
N b-N0 Agents. M sfh
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eaNEsasDss

VT. W NE,
CPTICIAN, FROM GERM ANY.
Mcstrs,p-cy informs y, citizen, Of New York and the
sortr,cnt III srcctsrs and Reading Glasses in Gold Silver
He would also remind the public whom
he psrly Known by b. annual ysta g sarsso Spring,
science he hled determine glasses suitable any
eye. Pcrscrs with weak eyes be supplied with gassea
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Particular
attention .,.a 70 new STYLE Of psyeve ground gassei
ground produce the purc,t vsn aud have been highly
mendsd the beat IN their effects upon the
Short ana s,s have been operated
superior quality in old frames and soci the patronage Of ali
"a WISE. upue,as.
IA ymsee AT Brcadway.
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GOOD BROAD

CROCERs. HOTELS, STEAMBOATS,, AND yAMI.
LIES in the iowerp Of The .ty, can be FURNISHED With
Split aud Twist made f the best sauthsrn and Ohio -four
suitable for efecori.s for well the quality
pt,cul,r pains i tan to have it well shared 70
(enese donr Ho HoI,s .nd a,,ah,m R,sd or .mn.,;as
y; Rye AID Corn Bead fresh morning. and noon Those
sctest personal entun aid his by the
s:riber at his Bakery 70 BeeLmaa between Gold and Cliff
JAS Kelly. ~ Beekuau 81 N. Y.
good Loaf Bread Hand waited Als boy from ie to
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
Washington, MayI, 1885.


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,ng been hive hours on the 1,or, still maintains -
W., Mt' may VIII reply when the will be submit.
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