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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

WHEELING, "A.
VBNfE undersigned respectfully inform The pubs
IA lie. that they have leased the abeyc house
for a term Of years; have had il entirely re.modelcd'
and very much improved in The arrangement OF it
rooms and %porches; have had il newly and hand.
somcly painted, carpoied and papered throughout
and newly furnished. in n style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in HE West. Every article is ealirely new
aAd The whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They Uilor The Orsmoda of The house 10
The public. fully determined, that all guests shall
find at their house, entertainment that will not fai
10 afford satisfaction.
FROM The superior arrangement OF fhe House and
Table, and the location Of The house in front Of The
steamboat landing, they indulge the hope. Tho
They viii receive a liberal share Of public patronage
mays MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

pk% ttaltbhE.
AZ T. taNt cor band a cryetal assortment d.
~ ON binds o' Pr'udics, Tin and Wine.
W.. Rochelle Brand,
SiyUrHc SO
Dupuy d1
Tlaei, C1s.lion & Co.,
ll1iHni can, B)blcn importation.
Sljul CrJfH Gug,
Ncw England do
IIf.h Ind Sro'cn WI. kew,
Madeira " inc.
POM do &. N,,iur i1c '.w h,
f.lI SHAVER HSVELIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07


} ECEIVED from New York. Philafc'rha aud
Biitimorc. a large aud general assortment
oi Grocer Is. " hirh will be disposed al ON tie most
favorable terms. consisting in part OF The following;
800 sacks prime Rio Coffee
80 bags Java do
so do Alspicc aud Pepper
80 brls Lnaf Sugar
200 boxes Tin Plate cross
= do double cross
$500 Brnzier's and sheeliug Copper
1000 lbs Banca TIN
10 chests Y II Tea
so coIiys GunpowJcr aud Imperial ''ca
100 hhds y o Sugar
$50 btls do MOlasscs
300 Kegs Mats assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted 8 a 10
80 boxes Raisins
SO boxes Caveniish Tobacco, assorted S 0 IL
III IL aud pound Jumps
so kegs 6 Twist Kentucky
100 duz u r Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug I FLEMING a. HUN TER.
: X. kOtF'S Tonic AND ANri>bYSPEP.
- TIC PILLS. This Medicine has been
known to The public for The last twenty years. and
has "bIoined considerable celebrity ms n remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has Shawn these Pills 10
he the best family Medicine that can I've used.
They operate gently Us n phrgaivc. producing nci-
ihor sickness nor debility. They can be- used ut nll
tunes by persons of all ages, without regard to dlel,
drink, or exposure 10 wet and cold.
As an Auii-biious medicine. every person using
them will soon become satisfied of their superior
efficacy. There has been issued u pamphlet. 10
he hhd of The Agenisl in which I, act forth more
iuI,y tho nature aud operation oi the medicine, to-
ge'hor with some OF tho diseases in which il is
most applicable.
The pr"prieiors have been compelled To alter the
form OF The wrappers enclosing ihcir Pills. owing
Ia the many Counterieiis that have been distributed.
All persons purchasing ac requested Ia I've well
satisfied they are genuine For sale by PRYOR IL
PAULL. Druggists, Wheeling. Va. Gen raj Agents
for the PropIiciurs. iv %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
ROBES Rnnra-

-. sN"scrh"r has removed his CorIqs,
Storc, 10 he stand formsrly cccmi,d by
~. I 'io2f nsa Hat Store. Javlaga IaroS
~ ,''fY absorption. which will be soII Loo ~,
'H'I or haftcrcd Tor BcsswaK. Ginseng or ul,y
','u, ai clsh rriccs' The public ore rssrer,C,i
~ ~" Ecu 70 HiJc bun 70 r7lt b6flle rltrbse.
%" N''''' ClltHiES 1t FERRY.
aus - Head Of Water gtytst,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

A RIVED AT LAST Gems splendid Veil
"a vet caps. children's DO do. tbildren's cotton
Velvet do, Gents extra fine cloth caps. Youths do
do do Boys Fancy do do, a large variety.
oct A e. M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
VI. r. ID TO- We -.
TO l.

CAUTION TO ALL,
LET ALL The WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND Bee AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
(SIiGAR COATED)lMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II The wR TrEN signature OF The orr
ginal inventor and patcniee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
lheSe pleasant Pills possess powers TO optn
All the natural drains OF the system viz: The
LUNGS, KIDNEYS S, SKIN d. BOWELS-
hitherto UNKNOWN in The practice of medicinc;
AMI ST complete has been their uiumrh over
all olhcr HediciucS. hat many have been led
iO suppose hey contain some powerful mineral;
but uqon examination by Drs Chiffon, RAN
dolph, Huntington and others, this superstition
IS az once PROVED 10 be gIOuudlssS.
Sold IN New York. at The principal Office,
10 Greenwich street, also by RuSh'on s. Co,
Broadway, corner q: ifth street..
Pamphlets 10 be had OF agents graliS.
B.-PerSonS will also nUtIce ON the top =
bel an engraved Indian GguIe, cross cd with fine
ed pIinl.
The genuine may also be bought with sacfy
AZ d. Guiuu'>, corner of BOweiy aud Grand
street., and Mrs Hays, 1879 Fuhon street Brook,
Iyn, and at respectable stores throughout the
Iu1trt States.
SUGAR Coated PILLS W. DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
yE II NIL, OF the firm Of Gulcy & Hill
VIZ 100 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 any he
has ever taken HIS wife has found them de
10. hliul and ,iicatious.
Miss - UCfuAss, corner Wa lkcr and IudIow
st'sCs, has hecn cured at pain m The bead
dimnc>s Of STINT, and dizliGcSs Of long stand
ing. by hem Pills.
Mas SmcN~, OF On Henry stree; cured of
paius aud cramps of elght years standing.
Ma ArEINs, OF 2G} Gteeuwich street. cured
of cvsp'p>ia, at seven years Standing.
Me CtULoCE'S daughter. . Staple street. cur
yI OF Worms 10 their W.rst Iofm
iiEy Ma fuESLrr, ui Brooklyn, cured Of I'd.
lou. complaint, weakness, &C..
We need NOT add mote. Evidence Grove.
nrou ns tom ~ quarters No Pill ever hefurD
'rcotnptrIcds SO much wIth so lrIc trouble and
I-agtrrahlcuc,s a. " SWlb'>( SugatC uaf..|
indian Vegetable Pils' Sold ai
GU.n's c1fuer B1wcfy ani Grand SIS, Phrip. /
corner OF B,skuan and William Sfrcef,; Eve
fon's % HUI ON 50; Mrs Hays Ii9 Fr N .t
% 1,aIyni 1ut 2l3 Greenwich street. EximIn
iuc Il5ci-iJD6 Tor Dr SMirn's written sigma
'ufe ch - -Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

uSI md for sale very low by
- PRYOR & PAUL.. Wholesale D,,cg;.,,
I6l Market Street, WHEELING.
40 Bhs Whiting
= cosks Fresh Chamomilc Tlnwsu
: cases India Rhuborb Root prmo
80 gross Supcuof Bla, king
. cases small Sicily L'qnoti,e
% boxes Ground Mustard ~ ! ,,ns
20 60 Pepper
10 do Cinnom0n
> DO Cloves
, do Rico
2OOkcgs While Load
2 casks Sup White Glue
300 600 Percussion Cars
y boxes CASTLE soap old and dfy
20 b1'kes Fresh Olive OH
. hds Refined camphor
. DO cfcom u Tartar
case Chincso Vemirion
? bales India Scnnn
20 boSes Diilet's Soaps in cakes aud bars
cask Nutmtgs
90 Lbs Engl-h calomsl
100 do American ,o ocf4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
HARD
WYLIE III. OLDHAM.

Ely AT LAW,
NEJlLL PRACTICE in The Cou1s Of Marshall,
w Tyler. and Ohio counties, Va. OFFICE At
MAE'nALL G. III. Va. GRAVE CREEK PUsr OFFICE.
sopll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
DEA hiss CURED,


COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
i'',t me cure of DEAFNESS, pains auG Inc
dischurga of matter from the ,ara. ,is, pl
.""-' asa sfocdhl, noises. Ike Che buzlIu1 "
Ihstcts iaIHu- of water, whlllng Of aic,m. 4 o.
WHICH are sfmpi.ms ui approaching deaf
care. FOr salcI y DIX ! CIT NBNCKER.
No 49, Siam 81. sole AGENT
'"I' h'hlr!ht De- highly recommended and uu-
.'.' p'ie'h-' ul the many astJdlshipg ,rrrs
Oh "'' 'i'''H,I nov "5
'NI hItIIsEo omI no, upepmr. rar,.DI
- ~"s'ormcni"I DIV G,oi .Grtcuo.. g. Qrrsr..
WI" ~ over, ,,1rY. All kmd. of Goods ai
.'' "'' ".rrtsrd nud l,,Hf.nihI. -.,Ie.. OIL. I., ,.
~ ''" ice .oiu tn Use rllon. ft ,,.l nao,,I
) '''''. hrgINNlS.
may EuIi- tIlHri s.u,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
NEW BOOK BIN derry.

TENlIE subscriber would inform
N his friends aud the public gen.
orally that he has opened n Dindc.
ny un Main street, one door north
of Dorsey'S Lottery office, and is
prepared TO Do Binding ai The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
WHEELING. VA.

'n''ohlc FIR Win,c' Wear, a large stock al Odcans
lDIlI. ILANNtts ct all sOrs; AIrAcA, figured
.nd pl''"' CtArE and MFEiN D'Fcp So, CAllcoEs.
NUsiiNS a. d MARQUIS uthct articles Tor Ladies wear
TAlLoR'S TRIMMINGS. "a large assortment
Az "i 'hc above Goods | will SCH Wholesale or
cia'l. or mike up To oricr ia the lntss, French -, Ie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

men if"n he good wnk md los prices.
IIo frsi %ectinlly requests hoe wishing IN ru,.
''''' 7" I've him q CN. In SEP %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
INHUMAN.

We learn, says The Providence Gazette
that ohe of the poor debtors, confined in
onr county Jail not long since, was unPro
vIded by the keeper with food for five
dayS The poor man would have starved
TO death, of course, had it not been for his
fellow prisoners. who, taking pity on his
unhappy situation, handed out to hun from
tine to time portions Of their own /rauons.
rho reason this poor victim to a most un
righteous law, untighteousIy administered, f,
was thus driven 10 the jaws Of starvation,
was the fact that his creditor would no, pay
his board, and he had not taken the steps
requisite to secure an indemnifca!ion OF the
keeper from The State should he administer
him even a crust of mouldy bread!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
THE REMOVAL.

We have the high qualification, this weeI
Of informing our readers, that the REMOV
ALI BILL HAS PASSED BOTE
BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATU RE
FINALLY, and has been signed by Gov
eruor Skunk! long deferred measure o
Justice is thus speedily approaching ii
accomplishment, and only requires, wha
will certainly and willingly be given, The
approval of the voters Of the County a. lht
General Election in October mex, W.
will publish the bill entire, next week
The following are its main provisions.
! That The bill be accepted by majority
Of The voters at next October Election.
Q All those voting must have resided II
the County six months, &c.
3 The new buildings 10 be put up OF
the most approved plan, Of brick or stone
free Of expense to The County, and be &C
cepicd by the Judges Of the County Court.
4 The people Of Bloomsbury, to give on'
acre ofland 10 the County for building pur
poses, &c
5 The old buildings 10 be sold and 'h
amount originally subscriber towards thel
erection, to be paid 10 she township u
Mahoning, aud the overplus, 10 90 into III
County Treasury.
9 the Removal 10 take place as 500
q, The new buildings ae prepared if within
three years, &c.
The enemies Of lhe bill fought il will
unwearing desperation in all the stages o
It's passage through both houses; but all il
vain: it has now received an irrevocablr
spp,ova! Of he Law making authority, Th,
great body of lhs cItizens of Columbit
County will like ourselves, enjoy a deeI
genuine satisfaction over this auspicIOu
result, after 80 years Of continued injustice
snd wrong. Our members, Messrs, Roe
and Funston; deserve and will receive lhr
heunlul thanks Of the peorle OF The Count!
for the zeal and success, with which they
have attended to the interests Of their con
.tuenls, and fulfilled the pledges unde
which they were elected.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

covered and coat collar closely raised
around my neck, became as cold az
icicles.
! first saw Mrs Polk standing In the
centre Of the ladies' saloon. She hac
on a purple silk velvet hal, trimmed
with satin ribbon, striped with broad
reddish purple stripes, and two narrow.
er stripes, black aud white, rnnolng
in parallel lines with it. She nd on a
Iarge black silk velvet cloak, with large
cape, bordered with fringe and lasses
She held in her hand rich bouque
Of aowers,& was engaged in an aolmal
ed aud easy conyelsAion with cIrcl'
Of gentlemen, who mac. gathered AROUND
her.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

as tho Removal question is now 10 be
fairly submitted to the people Of The Count!
Tor their acceptance or rejection, II be
hcovcs every freud Of the measure to 6uc
lie on his armor, that he may light the good
fghh manfully and successfully. As Il
the general result, We have no fear, IS lherr
is now, as there slways has been, 3 lOrgr
majority in favor Oi the measure, and it IL
only necessary 10 call the attention u ii,
people Of the county TO the fact, that thl
vote next October, settles the question for
ever, without any expense to the county
10 ensure a tremendous majority IN il, lSvor
and secure that justice 10 lie people Of 'h'
county. Of which they have been go lonl
deprived and msks CoIUmbIo county; wba
she oughttO have been, years ego, an'
" nat size would have been, had It not beer
fot The difficulties arising out of lhis vextc
question, one Of the most nuuri5hiug snC
prosperous coGnues IN the state
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

TIE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
ELECT. The joint committee Of Con-
gress waited upon Mr., Polk and Mr..
Dallas, TO announce to them, officially,
The fact that the newspapers Informed
them Of months ago, their election TO
the high stations of President and Vice
President The Madisonian says:
The President elect signIfed his ac-
"eplaoce Of the Office 10 which he had
been chosen by The people, and express,
ID his deep sense Of gratitude to them
for the confidence which they had re-
posed n him, and requested The COM
mtlce to convey 10 the two Houses OF
Congress assurances that, in executing
he responsible duties which would de-
vove upon him, it would be his anxious
desire to maintain The honor and pro-
mote the welfare Of his country.
The committee likewise informed lhe
Hon. George NJ. Dallas of his election
the Office of Vice President of the
u. s. and tha, gentleman, in signifying
ms acceptance Of The Office 10 which he
had been chosen. rcssed his pro.
'ound gratitude to them, and declared
that, drawn unexpectedly by the gener-
Gus sufragee OF his fellow citizens from
'he shades Of private lie into the full
glare Of Official station, it was difficult
repress the solci'ude that he might
not be equal TO the exigencies of so sud-
len change, but that, swayed BY an ar
eot devotion 10 the high honor, true
interest, and fast union of the American
States, he would entel with zeal upon
he duties assigned 10 him, in The hope
of at least partially realizing the expecta'
ions Of those by whose confidence he
had been honored.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
ANOTHER GREATMATCH RACE

The terms of another great match race
have very recently been concluded in
New York, between the friends OF The
Southern racer 'Peyronia' and those oI
The celebrated Fashion, OF The North
for purse of s2o,o being $1,000
side-four miles aud repeat. The
race is 10 come off over the Union
Course Long Island. New York, some
lime in May next Peyronia, the nag
Of the South, was victor over 'BIue
Dick at The late race at New Orleans.
and never yet has been beaten.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

SANTA ANNA.

S,nla Anna, who i, now in the pow.
er of his enemies, has six distinct char.
yes made against him, and upon which
he will shortly be tried. They accuse
him Of high treason for atlemgling 10
subvert the constitution and elevate
himself as Emperor Of Mexico; ercls.
ing powers no, conailulonslIy delegat-
ed; malleasance in Office; applying The
moneys Of the government 10 his own
use, and sending out of the country on
his individual account several millions
.of the public money appropriated by
ICongres3 for national obIec'S; violating
The principles Of war at PuenIa, opening
MS batteries upon The city and cruelty
Ibutchering the Inhabitants while cessa.
ton Of hosIltes had been solicited bY
rim and granted under the sacred guar
Iantee OF flag Of truce; robbiOg the ma
lional mint, pil(ering cities, aud appro-
prialing 10 HE own purposes public and
private property; and dsobedience to
Iorcers, in re fusing TO give up his COM
msnd when ordered by government.
In enswer 10 these Santa Anna contends
that his powers under the Bases, lem
porary costltuton which uShered in the
estsbliShment Of The present government
system were and are Unlimited, absolute
that he is and was the constitution
President snd that the present govern
ment is Unconstitutional organized and It's
officers mere userpers.
Vera Cruz papers received at New
IOrlesus via Havana, as late as 3lsl ut,
say that Santa Anna is still a prisoner at
Perole. lit is stated that Grand
Jury appointed to uy him was furious
ogajns, him, while the present EXecu
i've OF Mexico msnilested a feeling Of
clemency. and at the same time o(regret
hal he did not escape out The country,
and thus save The Government further
Trouble. The beliefs expressed that
'his life will not be taken, His young
wife was in prison with him, as was also
an old friend Of his, Senior L3zaro Val
Iamil.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
LEGISLATIVE EXPENSES.

IL compliance with a call Of the House
Of Representatives, the State Treasurer
yesterday transmitted TO that body the
following statement Of The annual legis-
|lative expenses, commencing with The
session of ls24-25, and ending with
The present session of ls45, up 10 and
Including the l9h Of Februory,ns'ani,
| 1t is proper 10 observe, however, that
The statement includes all The Incidental
expenses, such as prinliog, pay Of Of
IG,n,, o.,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

OLE BULL OUT WEST

Ole Ball yielded 10 tho pressing 'oltrlls
ton Of the people of Louisville, 10 g,yO q
concert there on the 3Olh ulI Although
the arragemen, wus only made at midday
the spacious coneertroom was filed Il
overaowing, thiee hons before the enter
tainment Uas commenced The grss
i!da made q sr0rg sensation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
FNlBEZZLEMENT.

a clerk in the Po',.ofiice ia Nashville
has been arrested for tho abstraction Of
money from letters. HIS embez2le.
menls ATE supposed by the Postmaster
no have been conlIuued for a considera
bic time and ~ have amounted TO g.
lrs, $4,000. Ills father has been the
receiver Of ne money, with which he
has made much display, building a fine
house, Sc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING

A Meeting CT the Democratic ci,izens oI
Columdia; Cornty,wil be held at The house
of CHA. DOEBLER
In Bloomsbws ThurSdoy,Fsb.27, ls4t
al . o'clock in The afternoon, for the pur
pose of appointing delegate TO represen
this county in a SlsleConvenIion to be held
at Harrisburg, 10 nominate a candidate (ol
Canal nslCommissioner, and 10 take measure:
TO secure the appointment Of Senalolia
Delegate.
Dy order Of The Democratic SEn4ing
Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
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ORIGINAL.
The June hug letters.
LETTER |.
My DEAR FRIEND,

| will address you in the language o
the Apostle; Grace be to you, and as you
have been blessed, endeavor 10 keep in the
unity of the spirit in The bonds Of peace,
and walk always il love; for love is the full
6Ilng Of The law | will here say, put on
The whole amor Of iod, that you may be
able 10 sand, for we have many thinge to
contend with in this lile Let US therefore
press forward 10 he mark for Inc prize OF
our high calling remembering that this is
bnt state Of probation. My dear friend do
not forge, the one thing needful, for what
shall i, profit man o gain the whole world
and loose his own soul, or VIA, shall a
man gain in exchange for his soul
| left the cly of Philadelphia, or as it is
sometimes called the city OF BrothcrIy Love,
on las. Friday; where | saw great deal OF
vanity that panied me, and csme 10 Lancas'
Ter, and thence by way Of Columbia, 10 this
place, where | will remain a week or two,
Nothing special took place on the journey,
except that had to leave my trunk al CO.
umbia, and walk three miles 10 this place,
which was unpleasant, as 4 am very much
rroubed with corns. have, in particular,
one very large one on my left foot on the
top Of the toe next to the little one, You
may imagine what | suffered.
had letter Of introduction from Rev.
W. Pipes'ahr, to family here Of The name
Of Smith, with whom am now stay ing
Mr.. John Smith, the head Of The family, is
a christian aud gentleman, and | have
been much edited by his conversation -
.Nrs. Smith died few years ago OF fux
but The girls are ladies', and they have en-.
tertaiped me in the very best mannel, They
are very good singers, and they play en-
the piano in the very test kind of style, al
though some Of their tunes are little too
vain and ,rAing; Now The best fumes
know OF arc Old Hundred and Windhsm
for there ia decorum and sobrely about
hem that is truly edifying. But The girls
are very kind and very agreeable, and one
Of them, while | have been writing This lei
Ter, ,has presented me with one of the largest
apples that have had these five years. -
But all this il not home to me. and amidst
all the pleasures here, and the attention and
kind treatment receive, my mind is back
10 Columbi county, among her hills and
vslies, and along her babbling streams
But | must content myself with my present.
Isilualioo, and this expect to do, supported
by grace and the sweet consolation of the
spirit | will 60 on TO Carlisle to commence
my studies as soon as leave here, and
will then write TO you again.
remain yours aiIecllonaleIy.
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS McLAINE.
To James BagbH Stsdent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
eESEz;sz ,.iss:ss:sz szsE
THE LATE SNOW sTURM.

This seems 10 have been one covering
the widest extent ofterritory known !"
many years. On The East it extended
as far as Bangor; on the South, as far as
Norfolk, on The West as far as M;Chi-
gan and on the North all over Canada.
1t is rarely that SO wide an extent Of
country is visited at once by storm. -
,7rgus.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
60, = :. .,;,.,z-:, .;;5,;s; ;i
Movements efthe Y President Elect

Movements QfMe 7 President Elect
A meeting Of the Democrats Of the City
and County Of Philadelphia, was held a
HoIahaH's hotel, on "Wednesday afternoon
and was organized by the appointment o.
Richard l.. Lloyd, as President; John
Painter, George Smith, William II. Cole.
man, \ ice Presidents; William BonsaiI,
James II. Carr, Joshua NJ, RayboId, Secre
larieS. Col r. A. Lee stated the objecI
Of the meeting to be-, to make the necessary
arrangements for escOrling the Hon. G
VI. DALLAS, Vice President elect, to the
rail road depot on his way 10 Washing
ton.
According 10 these arrangements, w
Dallas left Philadelphia for Washington, or
Thursday morning, accompanied 10 the csr'
by a vast multitude of citizens, process
lon was formed al the Democratic reading
room, which proceeded, accompanied by
The corps of Union Fencibles, 10 the resi-
ience of .Nr Dallas, M. D, came fron
his residence amid The cheers Of the multi
ude, and mounted the barouche tina! wa
IN waiting for him, and then the procession
moved of, proceeding up Tenth street tc
Chestnut, up Chesnut TO Eleventh, ul
Eleventh to Market, and up Market 10 th
cara, on Broad street. Ga arriving at Broat
street, piece Of .rliIIery, under Capt. J
| K. Murphy, commenced firing, ard Mr
Dallas took car, which was in readiness
and proceeded on his journey amid the
Vice Presidents salute, seventeen guns, asl
the cheers Of The people. 1t is estimated
that about five thousand persons we're pres
ent. Col. +. NJ. Lee acted as Chief Mar
shal Of the ptoCcsso on, and his military
company, which pa,sded about fifty mus
ikea, was nnder the command oil the FRS
Lieutenant.