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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Il is stated the Miller Tabernacle in Boston
has been converted into theatre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

u mo late news from Texas aud Nc this
week, worth publishing.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
DemOcratsl Be on hand.

Who knows but what his own vote may
decide the contest between the Democracy
and Federalism in the county Of Portage at
the approaching election? And who knows
but what the result in this county may deter
mine tho character of the next Legislature.
Attend to it, then, and let every Democrat be
on hand; let him not be kept away from
the pcIls by any artifce of the opposition,
We have heard Of instances of whig polit>
clans barg aiming with two or three demo-
Gratis to remain away from the polls on the
condi ton that he would do the same--neitlier
of the Democrats knowing the agreement
with the other-let no Democrat be caught
in this trap this fall. Remember that we
want the entire vote of the democracy on
the 18th day of October. If the democracy o.
"Old Portage" will but rally with an 'unbro
ken front with O. determination to do theil
duty, the principles Of "Equal Rights" will be
in the ascendent. What democrat, then, will
not be found on hand, ready to do his country
service?
Let there be no honorable means left un
tried to secure the success of the nominees
of the democracy and victory must percl
upon our banner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

. VIA st'-- II yN
0F The Coons ask us if it is not better
to have banks at home than 10. be dependant
on other States for currency, the condition
of whose banks we know nothing2
Weanswer, we would prefer banks. wheth-
er at home or abroad, O. whose condition we
may kno,o something. 1,...s ,...G..rE
We ask them, how much we knew in rela-
ton to the condition of a numerous host OF
these ''banks at home," which have hereto
fore existed in this State and which hav 9 de,
frauded the people out of thousands of their
hard earnings?, The officers of most of these
defunct banks Of our own Stale made Out
their sworn statements in relation to the con.
ditlon of the banks over which they presided
which were published to the world; yet how
much did the peo pie know about their condi
tioni ~ n hs5lp HEla g gt sq-rr.,s,t3t
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
For the Portage Sentinel.
Who is Robert +. Paine?

He is the man who did more than any
other whig speaker last year to ridicule
disgrace and trample down the Liberty
Party and circulate the "Roorback
forgeries and falsehoods" ofthe wings.
He is the man who said, he liked to
''sling it into (the Liberty men) when
he met them" But who is now fawning
around them to get their votes.
He is the man mainly instrumental in
obtaining for the wings of this county
the services Of the notorious Abby Kel-
ley & Co. And who openly approves
and advocates many of her infamous doc
trines ..,. rla~ ,-- '..,.., ,-. +.
He is the man who advocated the
election of Henry Clay last fall more
strenulously than any other wing in the
county, said he was the "great States.
man. the "great orator" the "Patriot
and philanthropist," and must be elected
to save the country. Now he says he
made himself a fool by so doing, and the
only way he could make "Clay even a
decent man was by impdting his acts to
ignorance. a beautiful method Of ex-
cusing Henry Clay, and a fine comment
on the gentleman's sincerity and sagac>
fity. 7o' ,a@daz2,4 s'3 E 5ty 2. I.aJ
He voted for the Portage county Reg.
lstry Law, a measure which his friends
declare was got up by mistake or as a
joke and therefore pay no attention to il,
but ca lculate to vote registered, or not.
4 He was the supporter of the great
Tax Law Of the last session, a measure
he never could explain to the satisfaction
Of his friends, simply because no such
explanation can be given. The farmers
will remember well this part of his leg
isIatiye action. -GL
+ He was tho friend and advocate Of the
Bank Law of last winter, measure
which goes farther to revive and reinstate
the Bank aristocracy of the State than
all the Bank Laws ever enacted before
You that wish to ray an annual tax like
that levied upon you by the, Bank Of
ST. Clair remember him when you vote
/ = He is the man who has answered The
interregatories Of The Portage County
.Anti-Slavery Society,". but his discreet
/ friends oare not publish the answer be.
cause he is in favor Of amending the
Constitution Of Ohio 50 as to grant to
Blacks the right Of suffrage which he is
10 favor Of doing. Support him you that
can .go' u 2blind," but pardon honest
men of all parties for leaving him with-
out their support. alI N.2y !. '2ga'P +!
1 Suchis Robert F. p Paine the whig cam
ldidate for Prosecutor, who now stands
convicted of the basest hypocracy BY his
own confessions 10 once supporting bnl
now denouncing the '''sage Of Ashland. +
L. :aJ ",g5AAcd S tsla / +. AMeltIjVgS,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

OF The Star man says that the "ertinc-
ton Of two banks in Cleveland made place
for eight or nine Of these shaving shops
lbrokers.) Therefore, we suppose, the whigs
are excusable for establishing another hatch
banks to follow The lead Of their
+illustrious predecessors, without surrounding
them with the legal provisions necessary TO
secure The people ag ninst the frauds which
have heretofore been perpetrated upon
them. o! .9lgaoa 5h! lil,Ybod lGhT /.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

THE oppressive tax law of the Wing Legis-
lature by which the farmer, the mechanic, and
the laborer taxed on all the notes and accounts
which they may own,-Sentinel.
1t must require some nerue to deliberately put
forth such a statement; which every farmer, ME,
chanlc and laborer kno ws TO be untrue,-Star.
Read section fthe act passed by the last
Legislature, To provide more effectually fol a
correct and equal assessment Of money and of
capital in trade for the purpose of Taxation, and
then tell US who lies.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
For the Portage Sentinel.

MEssRs. Harms & BATTERsoN:--In
a late number Of the AMERICAN DsMo-
CHAT, published at Akron. find the
proceedings and resolutions of the late
Summit County Democratic Convention,
with which resolutions | am so well
pleased that ! am led to hope that you
also, o,may fancy them, and copy some Of
them for your readers. But the resolu-
ton i most admlred, was that on, tho
bank question, which advocates, what. /
have long contended is the true ,demo-
cratic ground-the broad, flee trade,
democratic principle of equal privileges
to aIl-the repeal Of all laws against
banking. 80 that all who are disposed to
do it, may follow banking as they would
follow any other business, either al in
dividuals, or by companies, subject al
ways 10 the responsibilities incident 10
all business, and not shielded by law
fromlndividual liability. ned! oaW'hah
Let the business Of banking, sol long
the business Of a favored few,t aud tho
principle benefits Of which have been go
long confined by law to- a few favored
places, be now thrown open to all, with
due guards against faud. That banks
have been the instruments, Of the tbasest
frauds, when bankers have been by law
shielded from individual responsibility.
affords no Just grounds for abolishing
all banks. when 50 large portion ofthe
people prefer them. Abolish The mo-
nopoly. and banking may be con-
Quoted fairly and honestly, and may be>
como useful. business indeed. Oh.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

GOVERNOR DoRR "A letter from
the brother of the editor of this paper,
who is now at the East. states that. the
writer had seen Governor DoRR,s and
found his health improved, and his spirits
excellent Mr.. Dorr will visit Ohio
next summer, if circumstances will
permit ofhis so doing. 1--WE can assure
him OF aHheart-felt welcome from our
noble democracy,--Ohio Statesman. /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
L0 O k @ ut

For spurio us and split tickets. Don't nllow
yourselves to be tricked by them. BE care
full to get the DEMOCRATIC TICKET"
and don't be gummed by the wings into ,vo-
ting The 'DE MOCRATIC WHIG TICKET
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

WISCONSIN. AN Election for Delegate to
Congress, members Of the Territorial AS
sembly and county officers was held in Wis
consin on the s9d ult. The whig papers
admit the election of MORGAN l.. MARTIN,
Democrat, to Congress and of a majority OF
Democrats to the Assembly. We will soon
have, we hope, the official returns.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

GFWe must beg the indulgence of many
of our readers, and especially the Ladies, for
the lack of Miscellaneous matter, and we as
sure them that we shall not neglect that de-
partment except upon occasions like the pre-
sent-iust before an election-wh ich happens
but once year. Look out for long yarn
in our next. .H@ .n -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

nF This is the last NUMBER of our paper
which we shall issue before the election,
which takes place on Tuesday next. e8
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

r We shall delay our next number until
Wednesday evening next in order, ifpossible
TO give the result of the election in the
County. r.,..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

Thc last Star has very much resemblance to
q certain lying whig journal, published not hun.
dred miles from the State capital. We don't say
they steal its editori als-they only contract its
prooensity.31 lG1o2) A42l5UGL .lla
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

z MARE Anderson, The Deniocrat~
il candidate, !, is elected Governor By the
people. 'oThe Wings have B Senator'S
outl of SL,, and d respectable M;sofqsv
of Repre ID n,stives " 9JtFelsfftfto141"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
MARYLAND ELECTION.
ANOTHER WHIG STATE WHEEL
ED INTO rFHEs DEMOCRATIC
,RANKSl &s

ANOTHER WHIG STATE WHEEL
ED INTO CHE. DEMOCRATIC
,RANKSl @s III +
Bhe election news from this old Whig
State-is indeed ''Glorious" showing the en-
tire overthrow Of modern .whiggery in another
Of its strong holds.
The election took place on the 1st inst.
for Members of Congress and Delegates to
the State Legislature. The result as far as
we have received it, is as follows. For Con.
gress. -
1st Dist. J. G. Chapman, whig.
2nd. +" Thomas Perry, dem.
I 3rd. -. Thomas w. Ligon, dem.
4th.E q. William j. Giles, dem.
r 9th. 6 Albert Constable, dem.
The 9th Dist. composed Of the counties Of
Talbot, Dorch ester, Somerset and Worcester
not heard fro m except Talbot Co. which has
elected Democratic Delegates to the State
Legislature and given a Democratic majority
for Congress. The other three counties
have probably given whig majorities and Sc
cured the elect on of the whig candidate; If
SO the State will be represented in the next
Congress by q Democrats and 9 wings. In
tile last by Democrats ts and 4whigs. To the
State Legislature, no Senators have been
elected this year except one, in Cecil county,
10 fill vacancy-in which McCullcgh, Dena>
ocrat, is elected to fill the place Of whig.
To the House of Delegates, which consists
of 70 members 81 Democrats (only 8 short Of
a majority Of the wlole) are ascertained to be
elected. Five counties electipg. IS members,
not heard from some of them will unques>
tionably return Democrats and thus secure a
Democratic majority in the house of Dele
gates, which last year was whig by some 90
majority. o..I .9.en-. :. -.;.,r III.
Having received no Democratic paper by
the last Eastern mails, we CLEAN the above
items entirely from whig papers. which in
this instance, "tLe admissions being against
themselves" should be admitted as competent
testimony however questionable authority
they may be under other circumstances:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

leThe Star accuses the democratic candidate
for representative with playing MUM Will
he tell US who keeps the sentiments of their
from the public eyer aoialysh !
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
G'esQstSGss

rs hereby given to all persons not to purchase
three Notes of hand, for ffv dollars each, dated
July 81, 1874, signed by the suhscrlNOr and made
PAYABLE to Daniel Savage, one in one wear, one in
two wears, and the other three years from date
Also three other Notes of hand, signed by the sub;
scrher for seventy.one and two thirds dollars each
dated July 4. 1914, made payable to Moses Savage
--one payable in one year. one IN two wears, and
one in three years from date, as there was decep
ton practiced in obtaining said notes, aud therefore
not having received value for them shall refuse
to pay them unless compelled by law.
THOMAS CAROTHERS.
Franklin. Lycoming county, Sept 90; lS45-22
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CATAwIssA HOTEL,
CATA WISSA COL. co. Pa.

O. ACOB DYER informs travellers and
his old customers and friends, thar he
'ill keeps lhs above Hotel, where he viii
he happy 80 wait upon those who favor
him with their custom. His house is large
md commodlous, and well arranged to sc-
rommodae his guests His table is always
provided with the choicest Vands the msi.
kels can afford, and his Bar contains some
If the best iiquros that can he found in this
section of country. His stables are also
ample, and good os'ers are always in at.
tendance.
Catawisss, July IL, ls45-2m.l2
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II gublic Sale,

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Co ur
4 of Columbia county, on
Saturday, The 18Th day Of Oiobccr- -neri
ten o'clock in the forenoon, Aaron Hel lershot'
administrator, &c. of Barbara Cri z, late of Bloom
'wnship IN said county, deceased, will expose To
Ile by public vendue, upon the premises, a certain
'OI nr parcel Of ground situate in HopkinsvIe
said COUNTY being parts of lots number and 7
II tho plan OF said Wwn. Of lot number sx,scven
Get in breadth and one hundred and nnety.eighr
eet in depth, aud Of lot number seven, fifteen feel
IN breadth and one hundled and ninety eight feet
IN DEPTH and sounded as follows :-Begnning at
a post On Maln.stieet and lot numbered SIX, thence
by the same south thirty.seven degrees west one
hundred and ninety.eight feet to a back alley
thence along said alley south fifty three degrees
east twenty-five perches to a post ON lot nun
seven-,hence throuL said lot north thirty.seven
degrees east one hundred aud ninety eigh feet,t
q P"s'"" main stIprl--ihan"- "-s'h fnu-ihraa
degrees. east 90 feet to the place Of beginning
there is erected on the premises
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at her shop on Main-sueetneally oppositeD
hotel, and second door below Silvehhon's, wher,
she, has all the articles usually kept in Millneri
Store, The Ladies are all invited to cal and exa
mine for themselves, Bonnets and Caps nude aud
done up in the most fashionable style,
Bloomsburg, July II. lS45, IL
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SARDIEG s. TT-.-.TNG

Will be done in the hest T. Eanhcr, GnJ at he usu-
II prices All kiuds of counry produce viii be
laken in payment for w1k ii Lar'.le market
,rices
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SAT7TNETTS; FLANNELS:
CLOTHS &. BL.9NKETS;

Constantly on hand, for sale at reduced prices
or Cash or Barter.
For the accommodation ofcustomers living Of a
lisance--wool for Manufacturing will be tgkeu in
1t the following places
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Isppc Kline's Mil,
Fshingc eek; Holmes store, Colunroa; Low d
rhompsons store, Lime.RiGge v. hWa,r q,
Co.'S store, Berwick Stewart &: filkets' store
UrSnge me; i" In. infncisy Cu.s aur.l, i.,uIEs!
burg John G. Sharp'sss' s,o,e, Catlans "a; T. BE
sells store |erseymwn; DEN & A.,L,u,'s store,
White Halt SUoup's store, Eeshl. '.r' 'e
LUHERNE COUNTY-Eeylo.o'ssi &C. .".,
ton; Gildersleeves, WiIksbrrre; $vea store. .,yl-
ticoke; Judge Mack's Mill, HI. irr,uu
Plain aVriNen dircctions nusl o.t1a
pany each parcel
p. :. CEAfHLANT.
Danvillo, May g, l3is-2
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NiIESM0l'N
MISS Nj. r.. robson.

"OULD respectfully inform the Ladies' OF
Wv Boomsburg and vicinity, that she has just
eceived a largo assort nent Of
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HDamViHHe
WGTlkn-sN TAGNCAYo

I7ENHE Danville Steam Woollen Factory, for
Il rncrly owned and occupied by lr Petrikins
has recently bten purchased by the subscriber, who
respectfully announces 10 his friends ard the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared 10 execute
all kinds of work in his line Of business, at The
shortest notice, according TO order, and in the beat
comparative manner. Having gone to consideya-
be eSpen!e in repairing his machinery and appa-
ratus aud being very particular in aecurrg the ser.
vices OF experienced mechanics, he feels confident
that he is capable Of executing all kinds of work
in his line in style superior TO any other establish
nent int be country. Prices OF v ork % follows:
ClothS yard wide light and dark, from as 70 &c
CENTS pei yard
DO bottle green's, olive brown, &c, from 30 10 60
Satires Of the above colors, from 40 to AZ
flannes one yard wide, so ceDts.
Wine, brown or black, 90
Nader red, 45
Blanket 2 yds wide; twi'Icdor plain, from 60 to 70
cents per ward.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
EIoomsbupg Artillery.

The Members Of this Company; whc
have Swords and Belts, belonging TO the
Company; are required forthwith TO delivp'
them 10 either 6 lbe Commissioned Off
'oes. q: WEBB CsPN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

zSr. eJNysse's
FAMILY MEDICINES
-eSe-
L4YNE'.S HAIR TONIC.
This Hair Tonic he7 produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bale
for years 1t also pnrifes the head from Dandruf
Cures diseases of the scalp-Prcseryes the hal,
from falling off or bsccmiug ofnupently gray
III YNE'S C.2RMiM,aIY, rE Bill.
san.
| IS a certain. safe and eiectual remedy ar Dys
entery, Dlarrh or ooscnesa cholera morbus, sum
mer complaint, collie; gripping palms, sour stomach;
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, waterbrash;
pain or sickner of the stomach; vomiting, splitting
Iup of food after eatin; and also where it passes
through ne body unchanged want Of appetite ;
estc5Enes, and inability 10 sleep; wind in the sto.
mach and bowels; crsmp; nervous tremors and
twtchings; seasickness; faintr,, melancholy and
owness of spirits, frettng and crying OF infants
and fer all bowel affections md n; ;rvous ,lseases.
DR.. J1TNE'S TONIC E'ER1fIFCGEI
Which is perfectly safe and so pleanant tina
children will not refuse TO take it. It efectualy
destroys worns neutralzes acidity or sourneas o.
nc stomachj increases appetite end acts gene
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed |
ngly beneficial in Intermittent andR2mittent fever, |
and indigestion; DC and is g certain and permanen
cure Tor the fever and ague,
DR.. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all times anG it
most diseases-ln lnasmmalory, in,ermi
ant, Remiuenl, Bilious, and every Other
orm of Fever-Jaurdice and Liver Com
oan. For Dyspepsia they sre really an
invaluable article, gradually changing the
,Iliated secretIOns Of The stomach and livaI,l
'nu piuGuN'"s 's"''''y -~.'".. a.. :--- \
,or.an, organs. They uss very valuable
" diseases Of the Skin, and for what is
commonly called 'lmpurisy Of the blood
,Iso for Female Complaints, Cosliveness
&c., and in fac, every disease where al
Aparens, Alternative, or Purgalive Medicine
nay be requlted
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
II always cures AslhWa--two or thre,
args doses will cure the Group or Hives
10 from fifteen minules TO 81
lours time. 1t Immediately subdues The
violence of Hopping Cougb, and effects
speedy cure. Hundreds who have beer
gwen up BY their physicians ss incurrabl
With 'Consumpsion,' have been restoreLs
perfect health, by il.
In fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained Il
lighcr,or more deserved reputation.
lC,~The above Medicine are all for sale
al The store or JOHN II. MOVER
Blooms6urg. 26
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JOHN MARKLE,
Harness, Saddle g.
Trunk Manufacturer

I'D EsPECTFCLLY inform, the public that he
HA has located himself in the shop next doo'
to Samuel Hagenbuchs Chair Factory, Main street
Bloomsbuig, Columbia county where he will ca ~
on the above bus ness in all It's branches. He vii
keep constantly on hand fine and coarse
One and 7wo Horse Harnesses,
Horse Collars, Saddles, Brides
and Trunks; &c.
Of every description ; and having had long e1pe
risnce in the business, he can furnish as good work
anu as cheap as can No purchased in the county
urAu kinds Of country produce taken In pay
n.nt ior work, at the market prices
May 10, ls45-6m3
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l. + 6 A l. N TIC E -.

All persons interested will take notice tha ar
duplication was made to thejudges of The court o
cOnman pleas, sitting at 'DanviIle' in and fo
Columbia County at the term of August; 4. Il
Is45, by the members Of the first rresby terian
Church Of Bloomsburg; in the county of Column
bia and State Of Pennsylvania, by committee
duly elected by them for that purpose, to acquire
ant enjoy the pains and immunities of cor
poraton, by the name Style * Title of the first
Presby yteran Church of Bloomsburg' and if no
sufficient should be shown to the CONTRARY at
the next term ofhe court to be held atDanve afoIp
said; the third Monday of November next, the said
court will then make decree and ddecare; that the
per Ons so associated shall by the namc Style &
Titles Of the first Presbyterian Church Of Blooms
burg in the county ofColumbia uiorelad, become
and be corporation or body poliiicagIecaLy to the
Act Of Assembly insuch case made and provided
JACOB EYERLY, Prot
Danvllls Aug ,2Sd, ls45
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and one aud half acre OF land, all 10 good
rider. Its unnecessary 10 give any fulher
description, as the purchaser can view 70,
himself A good title & easy terms will be
5lven'upOn application 10 the Subscriber.
PETER MILLER
Orange tp. Sept. Is, ls45, 2l-5w.
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BLOONSBUHG
Cabinet Ware House,

THyHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
"A public, that be has taken the sh 'p lately oc-
upied by Samuel Lilly, near the upner end VI
Ioomsburs, where he u carrying on tho
CADTy.GINzE BgS JtN& NLaGSo
all its various branches ard where he will hs
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
,e made Of good material and durable, and he in-
'ord- krapng on hand
SideboQrds. Secretaries, b"reauS,
WardrobeS, C0rd Tables, Dining
Tables. Breakfast Tbiea,
Cupb6ards, Stands, W0Sh
Stands, ,Be6sieods,
Dough-irOughs,
Co6inS, Sc.
and all kinds of work in his line, which he will sell
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
IN the county.
BY strict attention to business be hopes 10 re-
ceive share Of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
An-il ob lS1b-ivl