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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
TR.7TERSE Z JURORS.

Bloom Theodore Mcdowell
Brercreek.---Jcsse Bowman Allen NJ Gongcua
Jacob Bonlboy
Fishngcrcck-.--lohn PColcr Moses McHenr,
John Basttan
Greenwood Reese Johnson Ikeler Wn
Cox
Homlock-.--BaIirs Arplcman, sen John Oil Esq
lmesonc-.--John Fulton Gideon Wrrtncn
Liberty. -.GecrgcBoudman WiIIiamIIendrlcksol
Mahaniug----Lew Vasine Daniel Frazer
Moutcur-.--Eljah Miller Gorge W WlIlilts
Miil!in.-.-Jacob HartzcI sen William Auten G A
Bowman Elisha K Brown Henry Petit Isaiub
Longaherger
Mount Pleasant---Salpucl Johnson
Orange.-.-WiIliam Covenhoven George Harman
Henry Wolf
Roarirgcreck--. Hughes Daniel Keller Ma
han Lee John hamer
SugorIoaf---Abraham Young
Vaey.---J oshua Stetler
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
The Election

= We have 100, rne hard thing to say-no
inrldent TO complain ef--no yeSaIon t
make pahli"; so satisfactory u magnificent
is ,hc general resul, Our good nature
bubbles from the depths Of joyful heart.
We feel 100 well 10 be angry, Our enemies
are fuzzy forgiven all iaeit vcromous Sian
ders. We stand ready Ia bury the hslchet
and smoke tn, caamui OF peace. Our
conbau~eness IS about taking nap, and
we huls, II 70 oC truce on the baulemen,s
or our fortress The crash a. din of contend.
,iDg lrces havc no lrnge, pleasure Tor an eaT
that inclines 10 peaceful music. mingled, ",
erkuowledge with txuliauon I'VE are NOT
,al.l bu, tempered with returning lIiend-
illness. There are thOnsand lilUe things
pe,ty grievances, Inconsistencies, Weacher
les and deceplions about which we m'gl
raise grea, ado, and lash our indignation
into aury; but, really. we hav'nt the heart l'
probe them Just now. and we lay over then
consideration as our friend Tale would say
rad iHAeJmitum The Mahonirg irand =
the 8 o'clock vorng-Ihe ueschery I'
Barns the ridiculous handbIll letter iron
an apprentice boy-lhe report Of Berwick
conversalions-lhe small poatoe-crIlicsn'
upga "serous expense"--lhe wonderful
stosy about SIS 900 surplus; are small
ms,ters along side of the tremendous vlc-
tory thal has rcbuked those who were cor
ruprlv ripe for condemnation.
We are satisfied 10 let by cones pa5s,and
we look 10 the future for coulenIment and
prosperity 10 all. Disturbed no longer by a
contention, that weakened our Iofelgn inIid
ence and poisoned our domestic quiet, we
can cultivate the cnurlrsies of life aud en-
Joy together The prosperity for which p"sl
,ie,Naad cnterprize have hued us. The
west, the centre and ,he east, Divisions
and Removals unlhought Of Will exchange
lheir productions -lhelr ores. lime and
gralr--cWoy Ing mutually markets at home,
aud in common markets misunderstanding
only ia a generous rivalry for The palm ut
en,efprpza and meeting always as c!llzens
ui the sane county, connected IN interest,
in feeling and in f1ih
Fortunate indeed was ii for all parties
concerned, that the recent expression OF
the popular viii was sn inG'spulsbly
decisive Had il been doubtful, the con
ten,i,n wnud have been renewed and pro
traced As tits the su, cessluI party is in
cltaed to nagnanimlIy the other 70 acqn'es
cpnces: 81 far as human foresight can
pronounce upon the subject, our local qnes
lion, as one for The adjudication Of The ren
pIe,is determined and euded;aod II becomes
proper and possbe TO forge; that anlmosl
ties have eoraged, and conflicting inter
ersls, divided us. How much more
agreeable will his be, than the state OF
ccnlention from which we have usI EN-
er0edl -
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LIST OF JURORS
Far NDUemJer Term l6i5.
G2AN) jurors

Bloom Daniel Lee
Briercrce&Ewood Hughes, Isaiah Salmon
iilhert Fowler
llemIock John Kinney, John McReynoId,
Jagkson--SolOmon Strong John Haman
Liberty--Gcmge BImyer Observation-Disclosures
MahOning-- PcIcr Rishol Robert Rlchlrt john
I.undy
g Montour--John ii Q ick John nicter.h
Mnli0--Iohn sherman Isaiah Shnman
Madison--Abraham Barton Joseph Master
}enjamin Pratt
Omngc--E G Rckct5
RoarugcreeI Henry Keller David YCsgw
Valley. William Kinney
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
A CHOSE CAUGHT

Some young scamp in N'r(oIk has beer
frightening suodry old ladies and serving
g'rIs out Of seven year growlh,by waIkul
the street. soiemnly at midnight, IN The gait
vt his grandfather Being overhauIed al las
ny The watch, he was mId ny the prope,
authorities" shat there Is danger beng TOT
spiritually inclined and was then perrDlIet
10 lIsdppear.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
A HARMONIOUS JURY

4 jury, winch had been locked up d
the & robe lloeI, PnIIadeIph,a, Iron
Saturday to Monday being un'ble It
aarmonlz+ their opInlonS, commence
Nngrng gIees, which were remarkable
for The complss and energy Of the cho
rus,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
TE7YE7TiHf1 G\.1r1o

MARRIED On The evening fine ia
inst. by The Rev. Milton g. iiehinPr, Mr.
JOHN EcKERT, TO Miss BARBARA KIM,
both Of DauslIe.
On Sunday evening l2'h inst. by tn,
Rev. A. fleberlon. Mr., GEoReE W RUTI
of Berwick, to Miss CATnARrNE K HRMp
ToN, Of Npseopeck, LrS,rne county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
TESTING THE EFFICACY.

A person in New York having heard o
he wonderful cures perfmmcd bv the new.
Y invented galvauic rings, ordered a numbc,
1t them to be used as snout rings for hn
pigs,in order 10 cure his bacon. This is =,
bad as the man who fed his hogs IN sweet
meats to preserve his pork.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
n 0 r [ C F. .

ENTHEREAS. have learned from various
w SOURCES thdts CERTAIN Mary Barns. of Su-
garluaf, has circulated slandcr taa have abused
and attempted to XIII my wtr and j. G. o. and
4 %. have likewise done the san ,Lino
Now,:f they have dong So. pronounse the story n
'aI,ehood aud Islander, and stand ready to prove il
3d. alany time.
JEEEMI'H II STHRS.
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ANECDOrE OF GEN. JACKSON.

leller from Pensacola saws ,hata gen
Idenan scjouInlng there has amused hI'
elsure hours in hunting mp the legenddr,
history Of lhe place and has picked up III,
iol owing:
Gen. jackson, during his eXpIojs il
Florida, wishing 10 get the most accurate
I,nlnrmaton respecting Pensacola. loaJe,
up county wagon with chickens ant
under lhe guidance VI an Indian ln the d
gulSc Ut old clothes and long beard mad
his appearance there as lhe pedlal Of rar'
srecles of game chickens: ii wing De
manded pIetty high prlre for his gam.
Irhcks, he WAS long enough in selling thea
10 gain pretty thorough kno" ledge Of Nj
place, aud finally returned without being
suspected Whether he succeeded IN sell
my his chickens or not, he certainly SUI
ceeded in .he principal office, Of his 6usl
ness.
II this is true. it is singular that it ha,
not brfDte found It's way before the pubIu
hu; there are old cllZens here who voucl
Tor !he story, and as every remlnIscence RI
specllng The 'Od Hero is interesting
nIs time, give you this l,r what 1t T.
worth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
MIFFIIN COUN rY.

t-PJAngs Burns At HONE. .Es
The news from Mr.. Burns county j,
really gI orous. His majority is 702
The Democratic majori,y at the Governor
lection, last year, vas 10, The cnIIre
Democratic ticket is elected by an average
majority Of 300.
LUZERNE COUNTY
The whole Democratic ticket in this
county has been elected by large major
IIy.
CHESTER COUNTY.
The Democrats have elected their Pro
lhonotary, Mr., Davis. Tho average major
Itv Of the whg ticket, is something over
100.
DELAWARE COUNTY
The wings have carried this county by :
small majority.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
EIuzza foI Old Montgomery. The Democ
racy have carried theI. entire ii, ke, by q
east 700 msjerity.
SCHUYLKlLL COUNTY.
The Democracy have carried this county
most noby The entire ticket is elected
by or 600 majority.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
CONCLUSIVE ARGUMENT.


Soon a(er he Corpern'c4n System q
astronomy began TO be generally under
stood, an old Connecticut farmer went ''
lis par'on with the following inquiry
Doctor r., do you believe in this new
story of the earth moving round the sun!
Yes, certainly DO you think II is ac'
cord,ng to scripture! II is true, how
rouid ,shua have commanded TIE sun Il
stand stiIJ!' Um2hr quoIh ,ha doctor, ~
yh, puzzled, Joshua commanded ne SUI
10 stand suIl did her Yes We'll, !
stood stiR did i, nor Yes Very well
Nnw did you ever hear that he sci II a go
ing ogui""
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
PERRY COUNTY.

Mr., Owen, the Independent Democrailc
candidate for Assembly, is elected The
other portion Of the ticket, with the excep
ton Of proIhonolary, are all elected by ,
large majority.
UNION CONUrY.
The Wings have carried this county bJ
about 500
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Asusual, gone for tie Wings.
THE NATIVES CoMPLETELy ROUTED;
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
Huzza!- Huzza tluzza I! !! De
mocracy triumphant. The Democrats have
lected lhe entire courly ffke' by aSonl
lOOO majority. A g'In o hlne members
Of Assembly! The Natives have mol car
ried a single candidate, Three cheers
for the uUlerrfed Democracy OF the
county.
PHILADELPHIA CITY,
The Wings ha' caIlled The city by
majority Of abou. 600 over the Natives
The Democrats have carried the erIlre
Row. of the city aud county offices, BY
.hcut GOO Glory enough 70: three yeOr'
The Natives ar, completely nvorIhrown -
their death knelI has been sounded- Re
guieScat in pace.
ADAMS COUNTY
The Wing majority in This County WI
run from l50 10 800.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25

The rhomsslon Recorder says that il
New Orleans they make sausages out o
horse flesh, and he thinks that young mel
will become coIush by eanng Ihem. -llors'
llesh Is not 50 bad neIghbor. In o,hfr rinr'
lhe makers Of ldese excellent edlbles pre-
pare them from puppies, kittens liver TN
nips, aud such condiments, as are sullabI,
10 a dish OK such fine qualities.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
ODITTNBTa

DlED-On Sunday morning l2.h inst.
in Reading, Mrs. Eve FRrcKrR. widow ol
Anthony Frirker, deceased aged about lO2
yCars.
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The 2Oth Con grcss.

When The vacancies in the Senate ar'
filled, that body will II il believed stand 81
Democrats to "a Wings
The nen House Of Representatives. vii
probably be divided as follows: e M
Democrats, l3o
Wings, ~
Nauyes, q
-
22i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
SrcVESa
aEOtel&S Store
Fer Sale.
FISHE subscriber will oilcr his Hotel and
q store Property loI sale until the 20t |

yESHE subscriber will offer his Hotel and
q store Property loI sale until the 29
II Dehember next. net sold by that time, tn
iot9 will bs rented for one os three years from til,
st Dec Of next. The lots Oh VIII the buildings arr
ercccd front 1913 feet on Main-s,reet--the Hote
49, feet front SS deep and three stories high
lut ofhrick in lSll. The store llense of wco,
25 feet front, SS deep aud two aud half storie
nigh The Hotel is supposed 10 do as much ht
ne' any ,ther House on flIe North Ffihch o
the Susquehanna,& & is now occupied by Charles h
DUbler
The co nditions Of he sale will be 10 per ueI
1own, 20 per cent on the first of April next an
10 pgr cent Annually One half OF the purchas
money will be left on the property if desired.
Eor any other information enquire Of
L II BIGGS
Bloomsbury, October 25, ls45--27f
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
AN ADROIT ROBBERY.

A singular and adroil robbery is said Il
have been n'commlued shon time ago, il
one of the alleys of the ChamPs Elysee'
Paris. The long fringe Of the white shaw
nf Young and pretty woman caught in Ih'
button of gentleman. The fan dame II
releasing her shawl from its hold amused
her captive with a slhOusand amiable opoIo
gies. and 'rpppd Of with an airy STEP, I'll
los, under The trees. The next minute ,h
gentleman wished 10 consult his watch, bu
Aas, for him, it nd disappeared with III
hdy,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25

No man is born nobIer than another.
says Seneca, unless he is born with better
abilities aud more amjbIe disposition
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-25
JUNiATA COUNTY.

In this cnunly,the Democrats Nave elect
ed the entire ticket. with the exceptions Of
ProihonoIary and Register. IL was clos E
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
MAIZE OR INDIAN CORN.

The Albion expresses IT'S satisfaction at the no.
tice given in the House of Commons by Mr.. Il.
Escdi. that he should, early in the next session
Of Parliament. move that Na5.o or Iadian Corn
I've admitted into the ports Of Great Britain dwy
free.
Moving and succeeding in the movement are
not exactly the same thing, but the Albion ex.
presses the fullest confidence ia the success of the
measure. The prejudice, existing against the use
Of Indian Corn article ofiood, will De- a seri.
Gus mpedment at first, but II j. thought this can
he overcome by time and use. II (says that pa.
per- 1t he introduced and used in England, the
land now employed for barley and oats could be
appropriated to wheat. turnips, and the higher and
more valuable articles Of agricultural productions
There is want OF superficial surface ia the islands
of Great Britain, 10 provide food for their incrcas
ing population.
On the commercial considerations attached to
the subject, the Albion attaches grcu, Importance.
II says -
''if there should be auuusl dcmsnd fo ten millions of
bushels Of Maze IN Great Britain aud Ireland that auant,
half dollar bushcl Oud constitute on aftic q Of H.
port from The United States. smouutnr 10 fus millions oil
dollars The retufus Tor this would n 900 pfnbsbtty h,
made in Blush goods Of for or in Brush csp.t,I H.,
investment; aud ~ cth'r caro- the uarsactipn would o.,
Jersey, the Virginia, New York PcuusyytDis and Cli
Farmer, would icol the u ct Of this new demand for p
II the great staple oomsodncs ~ the coil; he would Il
that he was raising cfup i"f county ,nst able
pay Tor ~ he would have that I corn voud c
be cheapentd down totiy cents bush0 hut would com
Tnand IN encouraging aud fofuuu,tauue piicc. Such
considss,n woald Tend pr srNc the pesce between n
two countries BY showing the people how mutually us,i,
they are 10 each other"
This all appears very we'll on paper but whe
Great Britain felarcs her protective system. 81
far as to lei in any Of our products free, We sba
indeed conclude that her statesmen have discover
ed reason much stronger than any growing ou
ola desire to prove the mutual usefulness Of e..
people Oi tie two countries.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
From ,hs Baltimore Sm-fesn
VERY LATE FROM BRAZIL AND THE RIVER

] =.
/ The 4. :. ship St. Louis. Captain Mckeeyer arrived
in Hampton Roads on Monday, the remarkably short
rIu oi 29i day rom Rio de J1G,irc. The editors IT tie
Ams,ean indebted q COMMERCIAL friend Tor the an
neXed letter dated,
"Rio D. JsNFiRO. Aug 9, 1916
Dates Of the 2Gh July from BuenOs Ayres state that Ro
sas has rejected all the propositions Of the English and
French ministers aud that u,y ei, Baenos Ayes on the
2Iihior Mouieyidco.
With tie English French and Motey.de,ns IN 'front.' md
Ceuoras Pa and Lopez with iheis armies "a his rear
thins Rasas his political end
Coffee % RIO Jaucr1 costing g !JJ 3lGJO Hide.
were costing AZ RIO Janer0 cts Der h. on board Al
RIO Gaude and the River Platte tney were snd
ng lUlll cts TO- on board. Exchange Eng hid
risen ~ 5Id.In consequence 1t supposed N great
measure ct large renances Oi the circulating medium e.
tie Provitco Of Bahia "nero large quantities OF diamonds
hls been recently Uncovered.
s,.,s New Olean. Flour Of - $50; Of Baltimore at
III ISL Richmond sold IA 1uinry at 1850 ien5OO
ano by retail at 1911.
D.te. from Mo,eydoo &, 18Th Juy quoted Flour at
SIS $40 currency, to nett So S. Spanish; but
i've cargoes had been from RIO De Janeiro
10 Mp1te,idco.
The following additional intelligence il given in the Pat
riots
The day before the departure Of the ST. i,us 1dvices
had reached RIO Of the entire failure Of the inpttd inter-
yeuuon TIE part u England and France, tire affairs o
the River Plate 10 said that tie rejection by Gen.
sas, ol 'fc u'Imatum scut 90, The English and Fench
Ministers would retire a. Nontoydco. IT, the meantime
zion at The Buenos Ayean Squadron oil M0nevfco, end
Gen. OuJc, commanding tn Uosegng army Il Gen Bo.
sas hld received notice Om the Banda O1cuisl.
Great excitement prevailed IN Bucnus Ayfe-, aud
supposed England aud France would be brought open
collision with the Argentine Republic. Dung the ncgo.
ul.nz at BIcnls Ayes the American Charge Mr. Bent
had offered hs d,aton. Tho 'er nctcJtod T., Cen
Kulss, but declined by tie English and French Monsters
the ground ri ibe Charge not instructed author
/ ned Nv be GoyofnEcnt
The United Ssios brig Perry Commander Payne. d
tie Biz Esbius, White 81 Baltimore saod in company
with tho S. Louis. The borquo Nartuq Of ard for Bel
fnorc. wss ssil the following day. The figato Rsr
tt,' Commodore Turner, auytd from Hpntc y.deO The
! ,,,ning previous To- 10, departure Of the S. Iouf
! The lneqio Bfsndygn Commander PaTker would re-
liu atRD few days Consequence 81 the illness u
W.. Bsofo, our Minister ~ Chipa, who hss decided
whether o. proceed IN The Culymbug, return ~ the
] United Stics IN the Bfsrdy vine. The disease with
witch Mr. Everett sBiciod, though Vt painful aud
distressing character, wasnOi considered dangerous.
George W. Slacorn Eq., former Consul az Rio j.
passenger the 81. Lous. The ship bas had hno run
and dee Caylsin sBd OIL board IN ino health and
sPiuts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
DENUNClATIoN.

We will not remark upon the modes'y which asks US TO
publish, IN columns ntoleran denunciauOn of
ourselves the expression OF opinion, which . every
ecmans night upon a great public question. Our friends
OF NoItoway welcome, those OF Amel. 10 be
heard but, will only say TO them, that the RICH
MOND WING accustomed 10 intolerance, and has loug
survived violent shafts. L. is paper be diverted
from It's path ot duty, when that duty plain, by
any calculation OF pecuniary interest teors ot section
al dpieasuIe. 1t survived many storms, because it
has always lived in the atmosphere OF Independence 1t
feels when armed with the RICH, and Truth that i
impregnahe and It's proptieturs very that there
maniiness and independence enough in Virginia and the
Union to sustain free press, veal, come NO
from No,loway.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11

The Lynchburg Nirginian. noticing the august
scene described in the Union, GU the presentation
oithe eagle quill, has few remarks to the point
"The idea OF the Chief. Magistrate, 'mmersed in the
important, business OF his highly responsible station
ing TO receive call, him by ian accomplished de-
lady Of the county OF Gloucester, by the hands
OF "a descendant OF the celebrated Patrick Henry" and
escorted the Palace for the purpose by the editor OF the
Court Journal himself, presents minds picture OF
the mock sublime sistby ludercus. Ii ought not only
be celebrated but the sister OF painting should
transfer the ;rssi.oomic Is there no
hudbras sing the story-no Hoganh to imnortahze II
with his nencIL"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
Con-. r. SuBkIoS,
L. 5. ship Saratoga, of Green Island.
Extract Of q letter from


PENsAc5GA, August 81, lsIj
(IEe Saratoga has returned O Pensacola
She had proceeded IN. compliance instructions
OF Captain COune Vera Cruz which port she arrived
on the ION August; bot unable, owing light airs,
Gains, aGG contrary winds reach the anchorage
Green Island until the lIih. On communicating with the
shore, tie next day, information had
not been declared ihe United States
Mexican Congress have voted loan Oi fifteen millions
dollars, 10 enahs the prosecute the aganst
Texas S"'"w an interest was offered, that thought
The loan could not De- n'En"i~oi n rpP-ar-
criyed opinion az Vera Cruz that Mexico wall declare
against the United StuIe-conieui!Hg herself
ung on hosuues vigorously against Texas. On the 10th.
the Saratoga exchanged ssuies batteries On the
!Ith the United states schooner Frt IN fourteen
days from Ch4gres.
Ga Monday, the 18th, the ma! from the city OF Mexico
brought news u the election If General Herrera the pre-
sidcncy, aud The formation he catIGet consisting
tae following members: "a. ubuye.g
eter received from Vera Cruz which states ilat
the writer had letter from which he know
can be depended upon which -aid that the gOytrn-
ment at Mexico did intend dfeafe wa! against the
United States; bat that they collecting force Of IS
900 men, and concentrating 'hc on Ic frontier To make
sudden rush Texas, before the government OF the United
States should be aware Of ,.oir intentions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11

The Union has pretty and regular Psfs OF the
President aud the embers OF his Cabinet much alter
the manner Of the advertisements Tor quack medicines,
which frequently appear the newspapers though no,
~rcn with the fertility OF seaius, and in the variety OF
style, which distinguish the elaborate performances at the
vendors Ut patent pills and pansceas The President IS
pronounced to be perfect paragon OF oil the qualifications
which should distinguish his saonsud the high praise
that Is awarded not only Ls Secretarics-we not.
Snd never WILL he Sccretaesbnt Ia all the subot-
climates, is that he has infused them his own spirit
aud vigor" The army. under the direction Ut the Seere-
tsry War, with the celebrity Ut the French teg
men,s when commanded by Napoleon. The Sausdrous
OF the u States, ordered Ly the Secretary Ut The Navy
hy with the rapdy OF pgeon expresses to their stations
The finances moulded the plant hands oil the Seere
of ha Treasury, clay BY the poiier The See
rotary State astonishing the whole world, inciudne
especially England France aud Mexico, by the tact o hrs
dpomscy andlss,, best aud greatest OF alss officially
announced the Union OF Saturday night. "Mr Ransom
H. Gei the Register the erPeefs 10 hare
ready Congress the opening Of the sessoo the com
mercial aud tonnage for the last fiscal year
No wonder, after such aud interesting state
ncnt Involving nothing less thaa the beiie OF Mr., Gile
tina, ho will be ready the time he odshi Ia be ready with
official documents for the OF Copgressno wonder.
say after such astounding rF this that the Uni
should congratulate ts readers that the business
OF the President ecis nifty seconded by those whom
he has called his assistance IN his scminisiraon and
be rvsdy predict that will lesd To the most suspicious
sHd happy csult the whole country" VIE Ia baeais'!
di,r. GaS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11

8Azps aAssArAsilLA-ixrs.Ao hrsaAs
sro~, but The ais
guard other Elanduar
wAlch gepeAion. paiafu and
We believe. that under IN. blessing
Crsstos hundred when their
ana hereditary blood be eradieai.d and the entail
forever Some Of the
wrought BY TIM might perhaps be considered inenra
bc they voaeh by the unimpeaehase testimony
Hut the fcf health
restored will eak Rheumatism. aud variety Of eutzssous
diseases relieved with py aud esaiaty by this
ton.
For further Particular Of superior
value and pamphlets which obtained Of agents
gratis Hss a1-.
W Prepared and sold retail expectation
BY A. u SANDS co. Druggists aud Chcnsts build
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