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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
SplfSS8ibliotbef ser Oeutfcbeu @lolIIfer.

SSplfS@Stbltctbef Der GentfHen @loflIfer.
Gntbalteno cine MuslpobI Der uorllQlidbifen Eeoie,
@rsdbInn9en, Sdnufpiee, u. r 10.
Druid 1nc 9serlaS ron S. 1B xbomas 9ar I5O Gslcpbi
GtraBt pbiIatttrbta.
Sas trfc 0e Der TofssQiklipthct rcr 9tatfbtn Gsf
ter 1T tercts 3en mir ltsen bafeIte un. pertbrli.
sn Sanpslcun tuS Dttirstrn per unp elar6e ,oit Dem
2Eun na6jMtrmncn, wcdr rerlictcntn Stitcn aus.
stlrrren mipt: faB n tlcs a 0scncDmen lnttrbal.
t9, tpnocrn and a9tmntn Vcuns Qselcbrnna TN.
res jahlrefen tamncs npcr Seen Bclt oiene bic Ser.
aMs3ate elmer Qspab fer 8etcn ne 0ereserren aus ce
26erfen nnicrcr cea1n @@rfteGrr in spsn oeften 3u
ptranit0lten.
Tim nun pieI ais n,5s sc 4robut Der sTtnGtofi6en
@nies untrcs atttn 9attrlarts m prtrn ,nr a bc pe.
niger Scmittttn bic Anbauns otccr 9cts ikpbtt ,uer.
tibtern laen mir mcnatl Gin 0tft 81 citer fart in tis
ncm fart8cn umfhla9, jn bcnt pr Gents erfebcinn
D68en nnfrr Sancslcue unp Wttr8tr pen bobtn QBtrb
unterer Dcutfben Srffecr aud 1T nc,lcn e,at6 frrt.
tts fur Cute Srbatce taumt tletten
anb ibren @cfhne fir bas Se6n uni isG6e auf Sinner
unr Gnfel Itersebcn lafen!
Beoin9un9en:
Stttt rtp @utfertent rtrritrt fh nu 3 Qniabe ppn
is 9fn, ptl6c einn anb tilpcn; tner III haber stnnre
rem naen Sanb ju nebmt cim 6tcn eftt frh c atpts
1t uno Gin Sntalts 9JnB san,cn 8anbrs stlieftrt
mcrStnSe Itlitfrun9 nes cbtn rftes III Der @ubfrr.
tirns prcs rafr 10 Gtnts, 3u entribten-Br ,e inter
Inr Nesrcffe S QB xbtmas Orr les, GaaopbiQ @trabr.
pbilaetlrba, rhefranc crttt lo Oelpunsen Il; S5ubs
l(errtcnen ben Betrase ~ brritit an 3cnpn,ett
0Oas erie c rr Vplfsbitlipt1f III beretts trflbienrn
ub fam in Der Oe bes 0aterlanbsrenos tnacteben tr
een mir ntbmtn germ ntcrrciter nafr an. Der unscDeue
10 Cents mot s ptm m6st d auf bce 9Beife zine ptrtb
peae VtlOtDsf an,ufarm uno init Den Sdrfclern unfcrts
Ian Sateranoes rerrat ;u prctn 9ru Vapier np Quss
Ittattun9 ltnr porjHSli6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
S1alee QBirtbsbaus
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III g8eofFeE SO ayne 6 onntM Obie,
gum Sdbilo pom

Der @nbesbenannte 6efunoet biermtt feline Treunoe
Iunb bas publifum caB er, an fenem Soaule, an Der
@de Der 9bertD StraBe uno Dem Martt- 8ierede, auf
Ioer itdften eptte petlid pcm @onrtbanie, unb bon
Safe uuo SOness Stchr, ftrds eesennber ansefangen
Elm 6fentides Gaitbaus Su balten, mofebft er fets
bereit iein pirb, aeienoe gu pero, 9gasen uno Sue,
feiner SeS nid,ts mau9eln la1en wro Inn alI9emene
3ufrebenbeit ;u 9eber.
Da feline @ebdulidfeiten me;fens neu unb 9erdlts
lmie Jfad)e, Shenfe, SdlafStmnler hub StdIung
reid, unb nit Dem beiten oerieben lInb unb berbee
feine ebnnnaen btQt9 iein werccn. 70 erwartet er
Iourd pronpte Beoenuns uno or9fdlti9e 9lufmerffa1
tet eiren She'll Der Dentlien Gun gu perbienen uno
Ierhalten. @bri It. Sumter.
QEcofter, Sbic, Oft. Is, 1874 n-tp.
Co. @r fdbrt iber bes, rpie friter fort feline G5rc
cerp, imGrOB uuo &lenoerfauf Sn betreben, nnb prb
lid reuen, feine Ganoen AUDI III oieem 3weise gu bes
benen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Sucbfabricf ;um 9Ibfer.

Ger uAter@ntte 6at @prantels mcbItetannte xuatrit
fsnsn psrfteretn 3wesen tstreiten wirr. G fatrlrt
TlanneI, Btantets, Sud-, Ganett, eal,s, 6reteppie,
,e., TIN BEN NntbciL cber tci ber Yaro
9BDllforten, gpinrerL Meben II, Gubf6eerett,
rpirb af StStbent gar nca pnnttli eorst no je.
hen in eincm 8etaafe rerurlaen Sarcn pp ttrrIis
tpieccr erten.
Gr fetmcelt t, has tnr pInfi8e Atpartuns in nen
@ebdftc, oscmene 8enu9bHuns Ocnnisen etten tatn BIZ
9n NIT AaftraSen tetben unc brt robcr aud einn terG
ltn Ibcit Der Sfentliebsn 8unit twerbalten
GJ 2HcbIfeil fur 8aar8elr pber QBplIe.
S1aat 8an9ilber.
Daars ~, le45. s4.sN1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Sebneiber G5e(ebdft.
Nieholaus Ocur,

.reiflid,e 2uscar0nas Strn6e, Canton Sbic.
~NN6aa fentn annben nab trm Tubtifum biernit bic
y stttne 4nsSt, ba6 Ct nod iiner forfabrt otenses
tames faft IN aln itinfn ptrfiebenen 3wesen ttc
aem Gtauprnnfte, IN Dtr Welirm Iustaraas 9raBe,
Srantlim gaafs laras stssMassr ~ =. ssfseissn.
fen art anb in esfrnimmuns nil her fpafen anb tfb.
teiftn cte IA strfer8tH CT trbaft monatlia bic rae
lcten RON Sees yorf nnb 3wtp6Atntln paris (Srants
reid) @fnt 8fbimsansem fine ma6 ben Sen gfritt mir
atsp5hufiA.
5trtigsefaad,f &lelbnng,
ba &c sts aaf ans snm srfaaf 10 ebr taiss prein
fur 8 ar 8tfc cttr annfbntarf Sanetsprettf.
& GAntcn, See. Iisle45. 2Sse.Y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
gine Wsablmdhle uno 8auerei gu perfaufen
(Ginc cute G5r(csenbcit.)

IUlHt BHIE U'Ir1tHDelI-J
Der llnter1hriebene bete, inter oen blialfen BE-
lon9ungen uno Tim ben bafben Mertt cine f10ue gal-
erei nn6 ene Mahlmble, 9ee9en in Sactcn 2ounfthp,
5tdrf @ountD, Sbio, nno befannt unter benz geamen
.Mubbrcct ia," gum 8erfauf aus Die Mnble lteqt
an etrem ME feblenpen Waifer, NIT % SuB Sat- uno
|tanft beinate baS 9anSe Sabr binour nit bier Stei
men. Ste 1T in enem 9uten 3uffanb unb fdnu @eddf-
te fir 6aufeute uto 6unoen perridten, unb lieat i'm
Wtelpunft eiues Der ftbnften 9anotrtte fir Na,en
i'm 9taate, babtpes6 stpilder MafGGun uno Sutton,
unb Meilen pom Sbbio Canal.
Die 8auere nirb cnt,pecer gang, pber ,im Gbeil
nit Der Wahle perfdft uno entbdlt 200 9ter ausaes
iudhtes eano in 9utem ilnb oerbefIerteu 3uftano.
Sin gutter Gitel pber 0fedt, tpirb barauf eeeeben-
Stir bds 9ldbere erfunoiae man d enpeber duf ben,
pase elbt pcer bei Dem llnterseidneten in MafIuon
Ohio. @eprae Miller.
MailGpn, i. Ausuff 1914. 4-b. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
SugenD : 3ettut1g.

oeraus9egebeu bon @ar1 SO l8ettersbau1en
uno 9ebrudt ocn S. s.. 9 adpfen,
ptttebur9, pa.-
Btbinsun8tn :-SOic Susenb;tttums er(beint allt ID
Gage Inn Den jabrlibtn SuGripcnspres prn n,tr +
to- abtar lei Gmpfan8 Der 4ter Summer. @ammr cr.
Dalttn au Grmpare life re rtcfc unp att6eiluna
wercen ansscnommcr asentn rpei Qpprcfe
y Q0rsbaun, ptsbur9 pa, crtctcn Scr Grtras III nod
Otdni9 Der Srudfcn untcrfnBu8 otutbtn Sc6rrr
Seminars 3u pblippsbar8 pa unp amtnt sur Gr,tbune
arncr QBaiicn in bemfctbrn ttitimmt
0ejen en-, ntie bic tre bncn uSttanbt Drummer nidt ,u
affnbtn merren ais Sutfertenten betraobtct
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Dunbar tmb sMeper,
HeCt,ts : 9[ntpG[re.

Office, ere 2biir re(tiid pom Gcurtbaue in Gantcr.
gefcrsen 8eftsa6sm in @tar umliesueen Counties
%. ~ tptr, nut6er Qbpctat unb 91ptar, MitaIiee
cStSr Sirma tt1or8t ttnas euf bic biscn Ntbinsunat
D0umaebtsn une rnfis Strbc Snifrmentru in benttr,
tran;6ffber unc calfhcr Srrue tebt nd an fir 4
r n 3 mt an stiGteit jutarStn.
Vantcn, Setrtar ~ ls45. 3O.t =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
NferDe> unD Qiebe beNrit.


Sa@ tefenpcrs Der Granfbn ne 8eprcen Der pferb BE-
tannt nb Stranaen bn bier bir(t @aebcm publifun,
ttannt n madcn, nnb btmcttn ftne Oien ireno eine
6aIt ausntieten, ner in ptise 3rpes einEbast
SaB ih feine SnntnB in reien Sadern, nidt blos au1
uatalttrp oper onse Sleinsteten teiranttma rem qu
tlltn aus Der tisise ncnenoen Ibaae erbcc bas CT
oanitbebafteten pfrbn Stene 8iae efnitte uni
etsber nod ftn ero tep betr nanmj@tie Operation ptr
loren bat.
0lcren, Gcbasme, unb Ginsc,rete ner prht aibt I'D
leter at init biefen mrrieer nnrlen Grtn ais nit ben
aulssit9en xnifrten, benen @ jcocr Nescrbpt prdt
baurbaft In 3-4 QHctber
Solbe bic tncr Oienf ttoirfen, mrttn init Der 8isei
ieinsrSetnan8tn SepiB 3ufrieoen (epn
0T Gr pobnt in Sah Iennfbip, @fart G cine oOat
: pti BON Berlin nnb tin sanp 6B 6rn. Gaufnann
Bauerep an
Aug 81. 1914. 3D. Nbrabam 0iSlsr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Yn TONG ien9ie6ere /.
Naelu tt11D ggIfnnltmg.

q n ! gu on, 9t0rf 60,
Hetanben ibrt Srtnnoe san5e pnttitun rag Gs
Ota}i In ocfbaspcrbinruns Wartnerfip setretcn
finn uno ibr StatiftHcnt rpfanhis 8anse bate-
Sebe rt nsatett pirp anf eeune rrpmrt 3 rem iii.
liSfen preen ibnen rerferst Ne Qrte Cefen
estAtrre pfn9e, Olabntrie Gaecn it berbaipt ollie
ibrtm Sadie 9tbSrSc Gesnanre mrbsnn 3unft BON bnen
au panb Seban-DtcniSen wetc eerstci6en gesenfanee
esoarte orcen prb tbnn menn m tcu anrufen rem
ber5euSt nb, bas e mcli 4asbnmps Q5etree n tef
fer mno wcblfeiler ju faufen i'm @tanbe fnp-
Sutton ben sten Otiemter, 1912. 20 81 D.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30

2Ol prelfe mad 81 400 90
l@ lleber cbiae @esentdnoe ipiro Derfiet pie an
ae9eben in beem 8erSehni In 400 3etteL, 5eben Sl
81 uno ipiro 9esc9en in Canton am 4ten Suly 1S45
(ober eher, tpenn bic 3ette[ ale perfaufr nb)Ium
lbr 8crmittd9s. Die Oegenlfdnbe tperben an Gepit,
ner auf Berlangen fc9lei nad Der 3iehune abgelie-
fert. Seine 8ldnf- 3ettel fInb babel. gDg- SmTale
bic 3ebung Dor benz 4ten ulD ifnttnben lcite, piro
seitlid JsadJriht ge9eben sperben.
SOfepb qBeaper.
oantrt, ten 2fem Dlar,, l845
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
THE POOR OF LONDON.

Confirmation upon confirmation lsl
coming to Us, of the wrelched
condition Of the poor in the great towns
of the Old World. Mr.. Bryant, the
The American poet, travelling in Eng
land, thus alIudes to the poor of Lon
don.
Begging is repressed by the new po-
lice regulations, and want skulls IN
holes and corners, and prefers It's pel-
lions where it cannot be overheard by
men armed with the authority of the
law. There is great deal Of famine
in London said friend 10 me The 9TH
er day, but the police regulations drive
it out Of sight As Twas going through
Oxford street lately. saw An elderly
man OF small stature, poorly dressed,
with a mahogany complexion, walking
slowly before me. AS | passed him, he
said 10 my ear, with hollow voice, q
am starving 10 death with hunger;' ant
Those words and tina, hollow voice SCUM
ded in my ear all day.
Walking in Hampstead Heath day
or Two since with an Engl friend, WE
were accosled by two lsborers, wh'
we're sitting on bank, and who sai'
ha, they had come to that neighbor
hood 10 search Of employment in hay
making, but had no, been able to &c
Ieither work or food. My friend sp
peared 10 dis,rust their story. But !,
/ Ihe evening, as we were walking home
we passed company Of some four or
D aborers in frocks, with bludgeont |
? their hands who asked US for somethin
u 10 ea,. You see how it is gentlemen,
= said one Of Than; I'VE are strong, "
have come for work, and nobody wi
o hire us; we have had nothing TO eat q
: day. Their tone was dissatisfied, q
most menscing; and the Englishma
= who was with me referred 10 it sever
ei itimes afterwards with an expression I
n anxiety aud alarm. hear il often r
N marked here, that The difference OF COZ
re dnion between The poorer and The .rlcl
,e ler classes becomes greater every de-.
,J and what the end will be, The wises, pr
,ltend moi 10 foresee.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
THE STATE INTEREST.

Bcknelrs Reporter, in noticing the fact
Of the paymen. OF the State interest at ,he
Bank Of Pennsylvania, on Friday last. says
- In widen, cbeerfu!ness pervaded all classes
Of our ci,zens. and the attendance at the
Bank was large certainly. bu, by no means
Confidence in the honor and
integrity of the Commonwealth appeared
TO be thoroughly restored, and claimants in
g enersl exhibited no particular anxiety, no
feverish haste for The receipt Of their divi
dends. We congratulate our fellow citizens
on the maintenance Of The now high repu
,a,ion and fair fame Of Pennsylvania.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
New POst-Omce Law.

The new Post-Ohice Law went into operation
on the fret of July. Having heloteforo asserted
that " THE CoLUMBIA DEMoCRAr" was the only
paper that could be sent FREE of postage to eve
ry Post-O Office in the County of Columbia, and it
having been denied by the Danvle papers, we
have carefully arranged table of distances from
Boomsburg and Danville, to the different offices
in the County, by the nearest mail routes. by
which it will he seen, that there are FIVE Post.
Offices OVER THIRTY MILES FROM DAN
|vIELE, and NOT ONE FROM BLOOMS
lRITRG
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
LECTIUN RET u R,N s
NORTH CARO- LIMA.

The Returns from this stale are but partial
iy received, though enough 10 show large
den. ocrac gain over the vote of last fall.
KENTUCKY.
Mr.. Tibbsus dem. is re elected by
l24 majority. l, is said ,ha, Mr.. Martin
rdem1 is election IN the 9Th district, lately
Represented by Mr.. John White, former
Speaker democratic gain. Mr.. Garrett
Davis { Wbiel is probably reelected over
rhos. Marshall [inde pendent by some
400 votes. Nothing further, 10 be depend
ed on has reached US as yet from Kentucky
INDIANA.
Returns for member, Of Congress as far
\, heard FROM
First District. contest between
Robert Dale Owen (Dem) and G. p, X.
Wilson, is said to close. We have returns
from the following counties.
Harrison, Wilson's majority l40-Clay's
maj. waslOs.
Crawford. Wilson's majority 99-Clsy's
naj. was 65.
Mr.. Polk's majority in This district was
,972, and Mr.. Owen carried il by COZ
msj. 10 ls43
Second District t-Thomas J. Henley
l(dem) i, reelected over Roger Martin
| whig) by abou, 1000 majority.
| Third District -rhos. Smith (oem.)
is re elected over J. G. Eggleslon by small
m,jorily.
Fourth Distr,cf-Caleb B, Smith (whp)
lis reelected over John FIney (indepeu
den, wbig)by 600 votes.
Filth DiStriCt.-Wick (Dem is un
doubledly elected over Foley (wh'g) in .hIs
district.
The Ohio Statesman claims democratic
D gain Of S members ,o,he legs azure, 2 from
e Union, | from eflerson, ! lIom Floyd. l
from Marion,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
RATHER FISHY.

A down east paper states that, 'as gen
lIeman was fishing between House Island
and the Cape, large shark came nea. his
boats and after looking wiShfully 81
The FISHERMAN for few moments, gave a
spring at the man, who quickly lodged
him, aud the shark went completely over
the boat. More frightened Than harmed the
poor fisherman hurried his little boa. 10 the
shore. II 10 a wonder that the 6sh didn'
follow, and have saolher Jump for him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
The Philsdelphs North American says

The Philadelphia North American says;
ENcouRAaEmENT OF AMERICAN SKILL.
We learn that ihe BaRsIian Government,
has cen, to .his city, to supply itself with
the kind of Fire Arms inverted and patented
10y VIM. w Hubbsll, Esq, a Member O.
our Bar. The extent of the order we have
not learned, but il comes direc, fLom tht
Bsvsrisn Minister Of War. This gun i.
loaded at the breach. will do execution
mile. and can be loaded and fred by tn,
troops in the ranks whilst lying down, O
slsnding erect, twenty timss in four min
ntss
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
TOTAL,

The friends of the Re moval mus, all be
aware OF the importance of the October
Election, the result of which will be either
for veal or woe 10 the future prosperity OF
The County OF Columbia. As there is no
doubt Of the acceptance of the bill by the
people by an overwhelming majority, i,
is necessary that we send to the Legislature
a true friend, TO prevent our opponents from
getting amendments which may be cslcu
laIed 10 embarrass the putting up the public
buildings. 1t is likewise as necessary that
The board Of County Commissioners, should
ALL be friends to the question. The term
of Mr.. Edgar. expires; and some good and
true man should be elected in his plase |,
is now upon the member 4. Commissioner,
lha, the Danpi'le faction will bring their
forces 10 bear, as their only hope of saliva
lion by getting men elected who will EN-
barrass operations under the bill, and thus
put off the final completion OF The business
Therefore. their old game Of two opposition
tickets OF of volunteer candidates, will b.
resotled to, as usnal, this fall. |, depends
then, upon the actions of the friends of Re
moval. They can delea, themselves, by
division in their ranks upon those can
ldida,es, or by union, come on. of thu
struggle gloriously triumphant, and forever
put at rest this exciting question. From
all we can gather, we are satisfied ha
such is the determination, and that victor,
awaits the Removal party this fall by
majority unprecedented in the county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
THE FATE OF A BRIDAL PAR.

The Bellvile (Ohio) Advocate Of the
l7h ult, has q full accoun, OF the mel
ancholy loss Of life attending q bridal
Iar,y, which we mentioned in our last.
I appears that the llh Of July was the
day appointed for the marrisge Of Chas.
a. KettIer, ESQ, OF Prairie du Long,
Monroe county, 30 Ms, Rosslie Huel
berg, deceased, Of Dutch Hill, abou, Ton
niles distant, on The eas, side OK the
Ksskaskisriver. Intervening about hall
way is the river, which then was very
righ. and half overhowed its banks.
tier waiting the arrival Of the bride
md her relatives at the place appointed
or the marriage, until nearly evening,
! messenger arrived with the dreadful
,idlngs that all, except the father and
son, were drowned on their way TO the
wedding; FIVE women-lhe mother, the
bride, two sisters, and young female
frieod 10 their company, had met their
deaths. ..
Il seems that Mr.. Huelberg, the faith
er, had risen early on the day before,
and with his family started for the place.
One carriage contained them, and as
They sppro 3ched the river, where the
Terry was awaiting them, & were cross
ing the bottom on The road, which was
covered with water, The horses were
urned off, overseeing the carrirge and
lis passengers into deep slough or ra-
vine. The water was running rapidly.
The father clung 10 the vehice-,he
son to a cluster of bushes, and both were
saved.
By The assistance Of some hunters the
bodies were recovered; each corpse wal
AIKEN up and placed on bier, and the
sad procession by seven O'Clock in the
evening, had reached the house oI
mourning. The feelings of this wed
ding party-of the sged father, whose
grey hairs are going down 10 sorrow e
the grave. :or family thus annjhilaled
of the brother, who mourns for ms
mother and all his sisters, thus struck
down together in his presence-ot
lover whose heart is riven as by thun'
.boll--,he feelings and emotions o
these can neither be imagined nor de
scribed.
On The next day one grave was dug
for five persons--and side by side were
aid The mother, with her three daugh
tiers, and their young friend and com
panion, Miss Dressed.
The funeral was attended by vas,
assemblsge OF the neighboring country
and the funeral sermon was preached b,
the Rev. A. Dony, Lutheran preacher
of Bellville, who had atte nded for va
Try different service. Tears course
down the faces of both preacher and a
ditory during its delivery, and the heart
Of all were impressed by the shec,ln
scene. 'Wha, shadows we are, an
what shadows we pursue!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
ROASTING ARABS.

An expedition from the French Army in
Algiers. after succeeding in penning up six
hundred Arabs in an immense cavern, find.
ing the padyes would no, submit, The
French roasted them 10 death by building a
6re in The mouth OF ,he cave. The is one
of tho mos, horrible instances Of barbsrity
on record. snd-equsls the British system
of thinning off the natives in India by
famine.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16

Gov. Dorr. after some delay. arising
{. ON his i'll health. has found himself o bl ig
ed, from The same cause, 10 defer still far
,her naming day when he will accept the
invitation of the Democratic General Com
nit,ee of New York, 10 visi, that city. He
has said in letter 10 Messrs. Pentry Purdy
and others of The General Committee, da.
ted The 18th instanI-
You would have received prompt an.
swer had it been in my power 10 name any
day on which could promise myself the
pleasure Of once more ,akng by The hand
,he democrats Of your city, among whom |
am happy to recognise many personal
friends. But regre. TO say that, on The
day that might be assigned, it is more than
probable that would no. be able 10 fulfil
my engagement. Physical irfrma'iyes
have been exaspera,et by The longiproiracs
ed, malignant, and useless severlIjes 10
which have been subjected by the Alger7
inc despols OF this stale, in order 10 exIoJI
a recanlaton oil fixed and uDsllera5le polIt'
Ical principles dearer lhan lie; and some
time must elapse before l can expec, 10
regain the ordinary hssIlhIul condition, 10
(which, by The aid Of naturally strong cor
silu,ion. may hope to be restored. Al
ow me 10 say lhs. shall not wal. for ap
invitation 10 Iepor, myself 8, lie headquar
'ers, where, as a representatives. OF The peo
fIple Of Rhode Island, msi with Iece pliop
in ls42, never to be effsced from memoJy,
i We quote from his letter
II III would give me pleasure 10 dwell upon
> the topics Of your letter; and should be
B On wiling 70 forego the occasion now offer
r ed, Of recurring 10 several subjects eonpecl
. ed with ,he history Of the late struggle in
Rhode Island, and Of the past year, i'll did
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
IRON DALE FURNACE,

Has nearly recovered from the difficulty
which has attended her in consequence Of
the breaking Of one Of lhe;crank wheel"snd
is now in fair way of doing successful
business. Our description Of The works
and property attached to these furnaces, is
necessarily postponed until next week
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
ANOTHER LONE STAR,

The Texan Convention, now in session
a, Austin, will probably make tWo States
Of the territory eas, Of the Nueces, making
Ihe Brazos river the dividing line, (ruunng
up the main fork aid thence due north 10
the Red river leaving the State Of Texas
on The east and Austin on The ives, of that
liver. The population of Doth Texas and
Austin, if The Brszos line be adopted, Is
10 the constitutional requirements,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16

Ia the list OF delegates TO the Canal
Com ssiones, Convention. TO be held 3,
Harrisburg. on Thursday. the 4'h of Sep
,ember, published in the Harrisburg Unon,
the name Of the Representative delegate
from this county is omiued. l's ISAAC
s. MONROE.
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II is stated that q colony Of Italians is
about to be established in Texas, and ths,
The colons,s are each possessed Of cspi
,al of from $1,000 to,$l00,O0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
NOTICE

C"MMlsslSNtE's OFFICE. June 7. 1915
The parties lnier s'rh in the or of The decree
oh"vr published arc hereby notified that on We'd
nosdov. the SIXTEENTH day of JULY le45. nj
The Office "i jacob Fiizhugh. Attorneys. in ihs
o''y oi Wheeling IN tho state OF Virginia; and there
after nj the samc place by APPOINTMENTS from lime
to time as shall be found necessary " III proceed
10 receive 'nh proper proofs oi the maiier ecrred
to me 10y the Aforesaid decree. may be pr,,iuted
before me. ard 10 take nd stale The accounts 70.
CURED ny SAID decree. and make rcppIt lhe.eoi to
Tie CONT.
AND all persons hating rlnims binding lie rrr
atty OF ia" said Israel Upd, grlf decreased, no
hereby oii6cd 10 come in AMI proyo their "a d
Claims before me at Inc SAID Office OF Jacob L. Fiiz,
hugh, on nr benre w, dnc.dav the TIlRTIETit
day OF JULY 1915, The day hy me p,rcmplnr,iy
hNed Tor that pntpose or they viii lie excluded
from all benefit OF said decree ami they nre further
n"'liied that hefure being admitted cred,ors, they
VIII he acquired 10 pay or secure according TO saiJ
decree Their reasonable shares Of The expenses Of
h's s"ii EDW II FITZHUGH.
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