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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-19

haud, and shall be punished as such IN accordance
with the provisions of the seventh section Of this
SIC " shall be the duty Of every judge, In
Spec'or and clerk conducting the election auth oil
yea TO be held by virtue OF this act to take lin add
oh 10 lhe oath or affirmation he is now required b,
Jaw to take) an oath OF affirmation that he will
honestly and faithfully comply in every respect
with the provisions and requirements of this act.
Dec 10. Ii shall be The duty of the re
turn judges of said county, al The time and
place OF their meeting 10 cast up all the
votes received 10 the different election dis
IrlcIs on the question OF The Removal of the
seat OF justice aforesaid, anG shall make ou,
TWO certificates showing the result, one Of
which shall be filed in the office of The clerk
oil The court OF quarter sessions and The other
in the Office OF Ihe Commissioners of sap
county OF Columbia.
SEC. II. II shall be the duty of lhe Sher
III OF the said county of Columbia, 10 cause
'uls act to be published in at less, three
newspapers published IN said county; for at
least once in every week for sixty days i'm
medlalely preceding the mex, general elec
lion, and shall on The day of The election
cause at least two printed copies, one OF
which shall be in the German language, of
said act 10 be posted in handbill form, in III :
most public place nearest The election poll
in every election disiric, in SAID county and
the reasonable expense Of such publication
shall be paid by the said county of Coum
bla by orders drawn in the usual way.
Sec. IL. So much of the existing laws
oil this Commonwealth as are altered or
supplied by this acl, be and the same are
hereby repealed; and also The act Of Assem-
bly, passed l6h June 1886 entitled ar acl
relating 10 the lien of Mechanics ard others,
upon buildings, is hereby repealed SO Ear as
1t relates 10 the buildings 10 be erected iD
pursuance of this act.
FlNDLEY PATTERSON,
Speaker of'he House of Representatives.
WlELIAM p. WILCOX,
Speaker of this Senate.
Approved the twenty.iourth day of February, one
III houSsnd eight hundred aud forty-fve.
FRANCIS r, SKUNK.
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Brandreth's Pills,

m FAD and understand The time will come
q, when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will b,
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will be
understood that DR.. BrandTeih has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in.
ldividual who makes trial OF the Brandreth Pills
concede them to be the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed a medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in climate so
changeabe as ours cannot be sufficiently approcia,.
led a free perspiration is at once restored thus
they cure colds, and consumption is prevented
Those who have redundancy of bile find them of
the lost essential service, and should there be de-
fcency of thatmportant fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-.
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail.
ing, few doses taken Immediately upon the in
lection being received into the system, will be al,
most certain to prevent any material inconvenience.
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
so proper medicine as the Brendreth Pills. Let
this medicine be universally used in this
disease, and no loss of blood allowed, and few,
very few, would be its victims. So it is with other
diseases. Assist nature with this all important
medicine TO remove morbid humOrs from the blood
and do not resort 10 bleeding or mercury, and we
shall have very great scarcity ofpcrsons afflicted
with cronic maladies. The feathered trbe-the an
imal kingdom over which we dhhe lords, are
not afflicted with chronic maladies, neither should
we be if it were not for our prde which occasions
them Follow nature. Use the medicine whi'h
harmonzes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the bloodwhich strength.
ems the feeble and yet reduces those Of too full habit
to healthy standard. Let me again say that every
department Of the manufacture Of Brandeth Pills
ia personally superin,endCd y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may he relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
A G L N L s.
Washington oD--Robert MKay.
Jerseytown & A. r. Bsel.
DanviIle-E. B. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawssa--C. g. BrObst.
Bloomshurg--J R, Meyer.
Limestone-Babbit & MNinch.
Buckhon--.M &. Shoemaker
Lime Ridgo-Low g. Thompson.
Berwick w Stiles
May 3, ls45-ly- 2.
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guard. He conversed with the utmost
caution, and walked as though he ex.
pecled either 10 God trap door, or =
'pringing mine beneath his feet. Afer
spending short time in conversation,
The officer suddenly discovered that the
width and clumsy aspect OF Browns
garments be,okened something not ex-
aclly right. He thought that Brown
was regular officer of the American
army, and that his regimen,sls we're
masked, for some sHstsgem, by clumsy
md hastily made overclolhes. Impress.
ID with this idea, the Brilon suddenly
sfasped Browns psnlsloors by the knee
exclaimiugly half jocosely, while he
handled the cloth most firmly. What o
pity such excellent cloth should be spoil.
ed by a bungling tailor
Brown snelt out The object of The Of.
hcer's movement, and quick.wilIed, he
careessy replied
'Ohl was this morcing prevented
from dressing fashionably by my haste
10 meet and salute distinguished visi.
tors.'
The officer then made proposition
that if the provisions and stores which
might be in and about Rochester, were
delivered up, Sir James Yoe, would
spare the settlements around.
'Wlll you except and comply with
this ofer!' inquired the bearer of the
flag Of truce.
Blood knee deep frsH replied Fran.
els Brown, with startling emphasis.
While all this parly-lhe last clause
OF which was enough TO aGrgh, the old
est and toughest sodier--au American
officer with his staff, returning from the
Niagara frontier, was accidentally seen
passing from one wooded point TO anolh
sr. This with other very curious cir.
confirmed the Britons in
The belief that large American army
was colec,ed,and that the Yankee off
GERS slammed ignorance for the pur.
pose of enlicing them on shore 10 be
slaughtered and annikilaled.-.They
'ad not proofs exactly as strong as holy
wril, but they were lrresolue, uudeci.
led, and frightened, and were thus
,alf conquered. No sooner had the flag
If truce cot back 10 the feet, than .
'hower Of bombs and balls was sent from
Zach vessel. The attack was immedi
ltely acknowledged, with great spirit
iow' Why rusty old six FOUNDER had
,een mounted on a log and secured up
or the occasion, and as soon as it could
'e cha ged it was 'le, of on the thir.
zen English vessels. A few hours
we're spent in this manner, and Sir JAS
zoe, assured tina: he could not be in
'afe'y in that viciniy, land with one Of
us vessels badly shattered by The afore
aid 'log'mounted six ponnder,) run
lown 10 HPuylteneyville, ABOUT twenty
niles eastward of Gennessee river. -
There they learned how ,hirly.eight or
orty green militia men had beaten of
md prevented large British fee, from
anding, by very successful Yankee
rich!
AS soon as the keen edge Of morif.
'a,ion was worn off, Sil James and all
lis people laughed heartily at the strata
,em and its result. 1t was noble Yam
zee trick, that.
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SWAN HOTEL,

Orangeoiils, Columbia county, Po.
THE subscriber respectfully informs The
public that he has leased this Iafge three
tory Tavern, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
George SeipIe, in Orangeviie. Columbia
county, Pa, and intends moving into II en-
the first Of A 7rI next, where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and customers
As his
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PROSPECTUS OF
The UNITED STATES JOURNAL
BY JESSE Z. Dow &. Co.

lFHNHE FIRST number of our new paper will be is.
n sued this (irst day of Blay, with an entire
new dress-new type, fine white paper, with other
important alterations and improvements. The pa.
per VIII be devoted to fearless exposition of De
mocfatic principles; it will zealousiy and unremi,.
hngly oppose each and every effort to establish a
mammoth monarchy bank and other mschevous
corporations and cOnsoodtions of wealth, which
|subverts the rights of the people and undermine
the pillars the RepUbc;it will oppose an opprcs.
sive and anti-republican tariff system, the assump.
ton of the State debts by the General Government,
and all other Federal principles which have an in.
evltable tendency to destroy public prosperity as
well asindvidual happiness. Against all such DO.
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The Farmer and Mechanic who produce all the
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Dissolution or partorUt,,,n.

NOTICE is hereby given lha, the Par.
nership, heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the the firm of Eyer 81
Hehey, is this day dissolved by mutual
consenli and the Books and accounts may
be found with Charles Hehey. at the old
sIand,who is authorized to sellleaI accounts
Of The firm, and will be happy to wait on
their friends in settling the same Those
having accounts OF long standing are parts
ularly requested 10 call.
JACOB EYER.
CHARLES HEFLEY.
Boomsburg, March ls--ls45.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-30
VOL xxx, NO. 5O.--wHoLE NO. 2oa7

VH INt StCONd DHTIOt, t1crpTOTe, INC
HON. TIMOTHY FOLLETT
was declared elected third assistant justice of the
Supreme Court.
For fourth assistant justice Senator r T Barrett
nominated Hon Carlos Coolidge Senator Morgan
nominated Hon VIM Hebard and Senator Villas
nominated Hon Daniel Kellogg. Senator Bar
rett commended Judge llebard for his disposition
to perform the duties of his office to the full extent
Of his abilities, but he deemed him unqualified for
the peculiarly services required in that u
dical circuit The people and the bar of Wind
sor county earnestly desired change, and he be
lieved that the election of the Hon Daniel Kellogg
would be most satisfactory to them, and add high
credit to the bench and to the State. The ballot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-30
SENATE.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reports By Mr. Villas from the Judiciary com
mitee, against the House bill, enabling Patrick o.
Flanagan to hold and convey real estate. Mr.
Villas remarked, that the committee were unani-
nous in their conclusion upon this subject. The
bill proposes to empower an individual who is an
alien to hold real estate in the manner as il
he was a natural born subject, or had become nat
uraized This, he thought to be unconstitutional
and highly inexpedient. BY the common law, for
eigners were Internationally precluded from pur-
chasing or holding any land within the realm; and
this he believed to be the law Of almost every civ
illzed government. When our State Constitution
first adopted provision was incorporated
which enabled foreigner to hold real estate after
residence of one year, and taking the oath OF al
legiance. In 1923 the Constitution was so amend
cd as to subject all naturalization to the laws o.
Congress. And as he conceived, all legislation up
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

ANEcDorB.-"An excellent clergyS
man, possessing much knowledgepfhus
man nature, instructed his large fami4
iy Of daughters in the ordinary prac4
tice of music. They were observed
to be exceedingly amiable and happy.
A friend inquired if there was any sel
cret in his mode of education. He rel
Piled, when any thing disturbs their
temper, I say to them sing, and if |
hear them speakidg against any person,
| call them to sing to me, and 80 they
have sung away all causes Of discon--
tent, every disposition Of scandal
Such an use of this accomplishment,
might serve to fita family for the com.
pany Of angels. Young voices around
the domestic altar, breathing sacred
music, at the hour Of morning and eve
ming devotion are a sweet touching &C.
icompanimenkp-L. II. Sigoarneys5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

True PRosPARlrr.-Y ou talk OF the
true prosperity ofyour town. know
but one true prosperity Do not point
me to your thronged streets. ask
who rthronged theml Is it the low
minded, self seeking, gold worshipping,
and man despising crowd. ! see rush
ling through ,hern2 Do not meet in
them under the female form, the gaily.
decked, idle, wasteful, aimless, woman
of fashion? Do / meet the young mans
showing off his pretty person as the,
perfection Of natures works, wasting
his golden hoursin dissipation and sloth,
and bearing in his conntenance and
gaze the mark of a profiigate2 Dol
meet grasping multitude seeking to
thrive by concealment and fraud? An
anxious multitude driven by fear and
want, to doubtful means ofgrain7 An
unfeeling multitude, caring nothing for
others, If they themselves may prosper
or enjuy? In the neighbourhood Of your
comfortable or splended dwellings, are
these abodes of squalid misesy or reck-
less crime, of half famished children,
Of profaneness, dissoluteness, oftempta-
ton for thoughtless youth And are
these multiplying with your prosperi--
ty, and outstripping and neutralizing
the influence Of truth and virtuel Then
your prosperity is vain showl Its
true use is to make a better people.
| The glory and happiness ofa city con-
sists not inthe numbers, but in the char
acter Of its populationl Of all the fine,
arts in city, the grandest is the art Of
forming noble specimens Of humanity!
The costliest production Of our manu-
factures are cheap compared with a
wise, good human being! a city which
should practically adopt the principle,
that man is worth more than wealth
or show, would place it at the head of
the cities! A city in which men should
be trained, worthy Of the name, would
become the metropolis Of the earth.---
DR.. CAdnning. s' s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17
Germs Of aSpsriisi,,q.

E A sery liberal diseeans made 70 those who
adyertise by the year. S-,ssss 8 ~ e
W Advertisers are requested % lsavo thelr al
sei.lssmeets at the Office as early 40 "Wednesday
morning before publication. & - &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17
and the guilty soul Of the Hessiar sol
der was before bis Godlaa d

sAnd pray Aunt, what became Of
George Leslie and Mis- Percixal,p said
a young apd lovely girl ID her relative.
who hadsrehearsed the foregoing tale.
as they sat in the library Dc princely
mansion on the banksof the Schuyl.
kill. -.
The lady to whom HE question Was
addressed auraed "a her yonnR nIeca
and rePiied Hith 4 smile
They sre maixied, my de>f 6IIe1fa;
they have lived tore her la6ff5 al \ III +
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
N ORDINANCE establishing The City ID.

N ORDINANCE establishing The City Dis
~ pensary and Vaccine Institution
Whe,ess. a petition las heen presented IN ,he
Counci, Of the city oC Wheeling. hy Doctors WI
I.n 7 Rates Jubn Ftissell, Arch'd S Todd ard r.
A u,lJ,e,h. proposine tho establishment within
.,iJ civ Of an Institution Ia he called ihe "CnJ
Di,ceo,nry and Vaccine Institution 10 ne u""e,
the direction Of Doctors Bates. Fr'sseU' l"uu Nv"
IIi,J,e,h. C,r The purpose Of providing and npply-
ms medicios. and medical advice ard relief TO the
200, reading wiihin The city. who shall from time
., lime r,,nire such relieE Now for The carrying
into effect the benevolent purposes set FORM ~ sara
petitions ~. c;,, al
Wheeling. uI I.
Sc, 4 Tbo, the sum Of two hundred dollars N
raid ,o Inc ,oini order Of The said william > ba'es
Iobn FrissslI. A S Todd and f. A Hidfelh' 10 oe ~
Them laid out and expended Tor The pufP'ses mn
ir the manner proposed aud set ioI'h ~ 'he pc"
linn efore.a id, the services ~ said PhysicIans '" %
rendered sraiuiiously as proposed 10 "e Pe''''
aEressid.
Sec 2. The said physicians shall Keep an sxa'
account Of all moneys by them expended TOR W
purposes in said petition proposed and get loT'h on
ihey shall semi annually az oi'ener ~ required re-
der an account ~ such expenditures. oi the nnmo
M po,isn,s pfcscnb,d nr and attended, and OF sue
other msrss a. shall by hem DO deemed nsei
md Interesting.
Bts,d Of physicians, y death fss'gna'on q, ON
.i... sueh yaeaneies shall he filled by me Sonn
,r IN. recommendation 81 The remaining or sur
win. m.mbcr. OF said Boar oi Physic'nnS
sec 4. This ord shall lake effect from
after rs pss+"gs
GEORGE DUJTY. Mayor
JANE, S wnEAT, cIerk. nov Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

yuNRUsrEE's SALE by y'n@e o. ,"s S,',
Tu.t from Robert Guy. 10 me bearing u'',
- an IsA3 I shall or Saturday The 27ih day ct
n"t o,n,, next. proceed to sell at public sale a.
W. - S"n, doo, OF ihe Court house OF ONO county,
I'VE " ..,o,e mined N said deed Of rust To- MI.
ne oas ,,ps,td IN that ran Of the Guy OF
~ stcg lad ont by VIM Chapl'ne' being '@i
WV, cnn, and 100 feet deep. together WE :, :
.o,w,nt, thereon aud the All uTis"'"e'' "''
belonging.
e. r,Ic 10 the above property Is believed 70 .
lne ~ , .sll,ne ~ Trnsiee ! shall give OBJ
b such I'VE rs JESSE LANTZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
C. BRINCKERHOFF'S

v hiIS NfsDlClNE =
Remedy in Complains 81" w. ara certain
Lungs. Consumption. Liver Complaint. chrome
aud severe Coughs AID Colds. nre almost immedp
a,ely relic we'd and ultimately cured by a faithful
use Of The ResIoia i've. DR. Chiffon. the emieent
p practical chemist and physician Of New York. at.
iaches his certificate stating lis entire vegetable
composition. a tier he had made n careful ar and
II Is wholly devoid at any irritating ~, '',hz
manifesis 40 decided heaiios amt ,'ut'y"'s -
lie, Z, In quickly allie vIaie The most ass''.""'
coueb and change The morbid eipecioraion Lu"s
in Inc chest and side. 20 often 'wih""' '"e
Complaints, are eHeciually reroe difficulty oe'ns
lensI Inconvenience, The seS any ox'efnn' aPP'
reached much quicker Ration OF THIS "eo''""e "
cation. From the. has been sold '' SOU -
New York. whhssble ,cs,i""ry IS e'V'" ~ =, The
The most ind "a Iiierally showeIea III u" '"'
Ceriifcp~s IN Inc best OF sources. ana s'",'b '.
| ptopric,nss ,s,o, ,aiscd even when gwen M Wy "'",
.e..;cion. The fact uf no one Single i"s'"".e '
f",,.nc,;o,. known or expressed - q s'""t
a"a,o,,oe o( It's merit. The following cet'"'"'o ="
-. N, Chiffon. tie well known Ne" f"fN cne"',
wv" wv -. sal, rod n bottle OF medicine caiieu y
R,iocke Ia Health Restorative '"u NV
-, contain Mercury. ar any o'her menu
NJ, uo,et,on. rof opium ~ any OF Tvs ,""'
composed Of ycgc'ab'e ma''.f em,,rr AZ
C BRiNCKERilOtF Proprietor ~ H.
/ Horace Everett, u 5 Agen'. va,L
. p,inc,oa; Office 90 Iiud son street. Nov i"",
a.. IN, Wheeling. Dn JAS bnhtN NV no
G @ IOnD. Yves, Ale under, Pa. BRfhNi -"
my .od nv agents in almost every low" :" os
NfI>' anu y lm nov "a
m =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
'.TIIE BIO wATCn

ID DOiANO ~
nN HAND find fr sale a good ",so',meni :"
Watches Of The best makes; Jcwelfy IN every
vs,,e,,. silver Spoons warranted equal 10 eoin
soec,srles OF al kinds. Watch Tools ard Malrrial'
Cutlery. Per(umey, Combs. Brushes RnE'i SHOPS
Bnuania wsre. Lard Lamps aud = geneia, 'a't,l
-, 80. c,ods Ill Of which Will he add NJ ihr
10, n,;c., n, Cash. NJ the Sign ~ the Zig Waiel
I'D speeIaele,. tnOy 10Y a o fAlRChtLD'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
CAPS! CAPS! CAPS!l
STOCKING MANCFACTORY.
John E(kHART

FSPEC1fCLLY informs the citizens OF
~ Wheeling md vicinity, hat he cuniInu.s To
mannlaciute Sucking. Shirts and Drnwers Of o
surerIor qualify. Whilst lac i, Iha,kful Tor pas, ia.
vors. he hopss Ivy attention To bnsin's- IT, merit q
continuance oi The same. JOHN ECKHARr,
Mani g.. opposite the n w Bark al Va
n u. lie will hereafter keep un hand . iincr ar.
i'sle Than has ever been manufactured ia his city
sep 20 3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
NJ n r Sw

I'VE jusi received and "p,m" 100 IA, klge
L. FINE CHINA and QuEENSwARE
hmeng other articles they have
Fine Guild hand China Tea Sets from 81 ." 100 pc
kich Gill and Fancy do do
DO e" exira fine a.,
Richly Decorated Manicl Orr amen,.. Colleagues. Fan.
ey INK Baskets DC. IN g;eat vnue,y.
The Ladies' are invited Ia call and er,nipe
,he>e, rs they surr,ss any thing oi The kiud ever
oeiore b'onght Ia this country and are worth seeing
t'rh Gill and embossed Fruit d '.keis. laced a high
WINE China do do do
Gili ahd plain Comy"iirrs. Css-erdiss. Tnrreens,
B"ai.- and Sland,; T.a Pots. Sugars aud C,esm..
Tea and Cofse Cups and Sooccr-. Plates. &c. auied
plain aud is"ey styles. in sets or pieces 10 suit eu.-
toners
In common ware we have Li-errnol Dishes end
Plates "i all sizes. Teas aud Cufises. Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars and Cresm,. &r. Of vsrious eoioss.
PRINTED, fi"Mins blue md Fancy Toilet Sets; c.'m-
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. SC. &c. with eve.
~ other article hsualiy KEEP, IN the mos, extensive
establishments u, The county,. aid Which the public
need only call and price 4" lie satisfied Inn, We -cli
i"wer Than hey can be purchase elsewhere. We
hi,e IN hand aud nre constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Hall Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbisr..
Dishes. &c; Which Together with our stock oi
Qneens~arc. We invite The attention III purchaser
eaher wholesale or re'nil. Warehouses Nos ] and
y Monroe ST Wheeling. Va. nov IL