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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11
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just opening.
MEDICINES.
Opium, Nitrate Of Silver,
Pul. Rhsi, Hydrarg. Cum Crsis,
Pull Alocs, Balsam Copaisa,
IelaP, Aqua Ammonia,
Cream Tartar. Spis. Lavender Comp.
lPecac, Castor Oil,
Gum Camphor. Alcohol.
RadiK Scillac, SPIT. Nitro dule.
sencka, Sugar Of Lead,
Sup. Carb. soda, Paragoric,
Taitaric Acid, I.aulanum.
eium Myrrh, Group syrup,
suIph. Morphine, Essence Peppcrm.nt,
sulPh' Qulnne, Pearl Barley,
Calomel, Eng. Arrow Root.
DYE-sTUFFS, PAINTS. &c.
Indigo, Crome Yellow.
Madder, Lamp Blaca
White Lead, dry and III yellow Ochre,
OiL, Glue,
Spanish Brown, Gum Shellae,
Red Saunders, Fcrdigrisc.
Gam Wood, Venetian Red,
CIome oreen, &c. &c. &c.
fials-l on. 2 OF. 4 or. 6 or. Vial Corks. &c.
Country Physicians and Country Mereh. nh
will he supplied upon the mos, liberal terms. and
with genuine articles. - Prescriptions put W
on the shortest notice.
octobcr z. rs
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'dlS really valuable preparaior~ which has
cured hundreds Of persons, vh&sed it &C
e"rding to directions. is now for sae this place.
IL has been Known to cure persons vi have been
deaf Tor years, making their sense dhearing as
good as 1t ever was, giving entire skfi.ction to
the user. There have been a numb Of articles
got up TO initiate this and the propriet must eau
ton the public against buying any at has not
got their signature on, Comstock & b., NY.
Sold. wholesale, by Comssock & g., 81 Cor,.
lands street. New York; and by d. sartt, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford I'D J. & r.
Sloan, Grecnsborough.
April .. 10
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Cash Stor

TIVE slhscEiA.eE. hasing Eeurisea ~ sup
N Fly s. 6oads. lnkicA aEs ns4ls 81 NJ
R.arslaa IN Ia swn zas haazs - DIN aHcrL
uaa 4 - naaa kal.<.l aiLan AasD cAeaR
nss~n Do1aeszAcs Gom 70 l5A
BRAIDED - k1m 10 . .
CLOTHS. cAssIMEREs. sAfL
AETTs e Ee9o0sd Piasss snely oshsz
.stiels n - Dry Gsaas Linz n Pzpual.
GROCERIES 8. according lsily. l0Esr
tAsn thsy arr OaErNa y any ons
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished suhO nay
sFfls II The ioIlO1ing pEicsss
Builionis EnShsh GEamuAE. ts
Latin @. 10
Enrrk da IS
wsnes,rTis Comp Dictioasy 60
AinsNOrth's 90. rs
I~serrsfs Latin LsIieOs. as
Donneganis %. 800
Bullion's Latin RssdsE rs
Cesar, rs
tiOaiais .Oxid, rs
B0Nens Virgil. ! 90
Andrews Sallusg. IS
antsun Atef0s . -
Folsom's Liyy. IS
Iire~k Tesismrnt and LsrOnl l2s
0wen's ArnoEihoa, s.
Memorabilia. IS
Emerson's Arithmssie, "a N 30
DO. 81 W, IS
Pisrce's Algehra, 20
6enlnetry, 20
..Tig0nomehy. IS
cicers's Orasinns. Ia
Morse's Geography, so
MaiF's Introduction. IS
Mitrhell's Anc. Gscg. 4 As l2s
Roots Pcnmanship. sssorte 10
Also variety Of other BOOkhC named, on
the sane terms.
Rolsnd's Best Min Saws al so.
Collins Genuine Axes Of SIS
Best article Of Sole Leather &C hrnis
In conclusion. only have to / ithOse who
may call on me to spend their ne that they
shall no, go away disappointed.
r. TloLS.
October 2s. 90
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II Store
just OPENED.

THE subscribers intend keeping constantly on
- hand II thrir New StOrc, cast of the Court
Hou.o n larpe La ~
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
DIE STUEFs, &c

ONG, WEBB, q CO., would respect
- fully announce TO the public that they have
opened drug shop in room immediately over
their Store. They expect TO keep full supply
Of every article usually KEEP, in Drug Stores. The
following is lis. Of few OF tho leading articles
lust opening.
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JUST RECEIVED.

"A LARGE Lot Of Negro and Bed BLAN.
- KETs. Also rs Sacks Petersburg SALT
49, A. MICKLE L. CO,
oetotes "a. gs~-
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cotton Rsndkerehieis. Flax and Cotton Thread
Coat and PAnialOOns Cloths, Trimmings Of Al
kinds, and many other sr,iclrS in the Dry Good
lins.
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades of the ycry bcsi
quality; Nails. POis. Ovens. Skillels. Shoyels and
Spades, Chisels AMI Augcrs. Hammers and Gin.
h.e.s. Hinges and Screws, shoe Knives and AwI
Blades, Wecling Hoes Knives and Forks. Pock.
ct Knives and Scissors, Trace Chains and Curry
Combs. Stock and Pad Locks. Tea and Table
Spoons, and many other articles not enumerated
GROCERIES.
The VERY hest Green and Black Teas. Sugar
and Coffee, Pepper and AlsIice. Molasscs and
Salt, Ginger and Rice, Castle and other Soaps,
Powder and Saot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel. Porter. Lime Juice, and Raisns, Sperm and
Tailow Candies. and a number Of other articles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epson and Glauber Salts. Alum and Cam.
Phof, Opium and Sugar of Lead. Cream OF Tar
ter and Magnesia, Birthstone and Annctta, Gallo
mel and Rheubarb, Quicksilver. Oil Vitrol and
Aquaforsis, White Lead and yellow ochre, Red
Lead and litharge, Linsecd and Tanners Oil,
Lamp BLACK and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmcgs. Logwood and
Glue, Nader nd'lndigo, yamishes Of all kinds,
Ink and Ink Powder. Camwood and Coperas, and
all other Dru9s usually kent in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates. Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes. Bowlcs, Mugs, Pitchers.
and Tumhlers. Tea and Cream Pots. Ewers and
Basins, and many other articles in the Crockcry
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pots,
Cups, small and large, &c. &c.
All of the above Goods will be sold low for
lash, or on credit 70 those who will pay when
'slled on. Or The Common Country Trade
will be taken in exchange at tho markc, prices.
The subscribers intend to use every means in
heir power to please all who may favour them
With their custom; and as their Goods were bought
or cash. they think they shall he able to sell at as
ow prices as can be had in Hillsborough. Call
md see for yourselves.
A. MiCkLE & co.
May g. 7s
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DRr GOODS,

Ar Tins e10ck e.
DRY GOODS,
DRUGS HIRDHARE. HATS. GROcE-
RES. A.. &C.
4 very small Pr0ks fOr cash. q . Punrsaal
Aealen oniy % . credit u thErs hasliihA he -
specially invites the pubic 10 eali and sKanans
kis sod q GOads. assuring thrm hat he I'll
spare no pains 70 please. and that he vii sEil
Goods - cheap - they can Be purchased IN this
secli1n Of he country.
OTTO saddIers he o6ers = vep large a.
sortment u Trimmings. consisting q Saddle Treas
Of al kinds. WeAing. Hog sims. SkiHing lseash-
er. Plush. Buckets. Biz, Haness Mounting, &C.
very lOw for cash.
Also on hand Dr.. NistaE's Bslsam Of Viii
Cheuy, a very valuable medicine fOr ell diseases
Of The LUNGS
GrProauoe taken in exchange Cor Goods al
customary price.
E. MURRAY. in.
0ctOber 10. s9-5m
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PURlPf fHE BLOOD.
N OFF FATS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

The high and enVied celebrity which these pre- eminent
msdeinss have acquired for their iavarabe efficacy ~
hs diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the
usual practice OF putting not only unvos-
ihy Of them. They known b, their fruits their good
works testify for her aud they thrive MT By the faith Of
the eredusoas.
IyI A-E< G.H $50 me- mw
or ASTHMA. ACUTE aud CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
AFFECTIONS " the BLADDEH and KIDNEYS.
BILIOUS FEvERS & LIVER CoMPLAINTs.-
ID thu south and where these diseases prevail tey viii
b found Invaluable Planters. farmers. and orn WHO snes
use these Mcdieincs will Afterwards tr wihvt ih.m
BILIOUS cHoLIc, aud SERIOUS Loosersss, BfLEs
cOSTIVENEsS, COLDS 81 Coughs, CHOLH.
CONSUMPTION. Used with stvst in thus di.easa
CORRUPT MINORS, 0R0PSTES.
UXSr e. 81 a. No person with tld. distressing d
eass should delay usib. thess medicines immediately.
ERUPTI0S5 II the skin, ERYEIPELAs, FLATU
LESCY
FEVER and AGUE. For ihi, scOu,ss of,he YVES
TEN country these medicines will be fond safe seedy snd
certain remedy O'her medeioe' leave the system" sle,
return Of the d.eae-a curu by there medicines ssnsnt
TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED. AND Be CURED
F PoULSESS ef COMPLRxI0N
q q NE r Al ID Il BILITY,
GOVT. GIDDINESs, dRArEL HEADA'HES sfsrsry
lind. ISEAED FEVER, ISFLATgAToSY KHEUSI-
TLsa, Impure HOOD. JAUSDtCE, Loss y AppE.
TITE.
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
LEPR0SY, L0OSESESS,
M nc RIAL DISEA SES-
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the Of Mercury inf
ey sooner than the mos; wera Is-isrs,sn uI Saspsns
NIGHT SWEETS. NERVOUS DERLITY NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS Of all kinds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
PALPITATI0S y III HEART PAINTERS CHoLIC,
PIE IS. The "snal proprietor OF ,l,r.s medicine.
was cured Of Plies Of Is standing by tie these Life
Medicines alone.
PAINS in the head sde. back limbs ninis and organs
IL III 4 U m ATIs NJ. THIS. Afflicted with thus
serbe disease will be Of t.rf by hc Life Me.icincs
RUSH OF BLOOD to the HEAD, SCUkyY
sALTRHEUH. SWELLISGS.
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THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGSII BITTERs
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

PuhItf THE Bt0UD,
And thus remove all disease from the system,
single trial will place the LIFE PITTS and
PHHNIk BIITeRS beyond the reach Of eomps.
sition in the estimation Of every patient.
The genuine Of these medicines put up In white
wrappers aud labels, together with palnphht called
moats Good Samaritan, containing the dire etion,, &c.
on which drawing Of Broadway from " all street our
Once, BY which strangers visiting the city very easily
hnd u.s. The wrappers and Samaritan, copyrighted,
thsrefre those Who procure tem will, white Wrapper. rsn
be assured that they genuine lie careful, and do
buy those with yeioU wrsppes but you do, be satisfied
sAat they come direct fros, d"nt touch thsn.
IL Prepared and sold by
DR.. wTLLrAM y. w o FIAT.
ss5 Broadway. corner Of Anthem, ,ire.t New York.
For Sale BY
. ID. Heartt, Hiilsborough, and
ID. G. Parrish, Round Hill.
VIM. Trice, Trice's Stora.
May 20. "a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
TIE EEE.

II is made n matter for fierce accusation, that
there are great body of persons in this State, and
elsewhere, who are favorable lower rates of duty
upon lmportations, than they were in 1874. -
There are good reasons for advocating reduced
rates of duty, upon protect articles that did not
exist two and three years ago and there is there
fore no grounds for complaint OF for Just charge
of Inconsistency against such as may have honest
y changed or modified their position, IN regard to
protective duties since that period.
Four years have now gone by, under the hig h
protective duties Of the act Of ls42; and this lone
period has allowed the protected interests 10 be-.
come established. Manufactures have had the
nursing OF that act for four years in all-and for
two years since ls44 and will have it for months
to come; az the new act does not go into opera.
ton until Lext winter. Now, suppo,e it requires
3 tx months for a msnuiactory to be established,
and get fully under way in business. Eight times
this required period has already elapsed since the
passage of the act OF 1912; and as protective du-
ties are said to aid infant manufactures, and to be
SO intended; we think that they ought now to be
satisfied with lower rates Of duty, and do some-
| thing at nursing themselves,
| The representatives Of the manufacturers, in
their communication TO Mr.. Webster, say that they
are willing to have their dutes reduced one fourth
or @5 per cent lower, than the rates of tbs act OF
1912. Arc we to extend TO them higher protec-
tion than they themselves consider necessary -
Are we, in the face Of this declaration to rush into
a panic and shout the o'Connell cry of repeal' IL
he whole country to be convulsed and bushes.
kept unsettled for Yeas to call back to life an act
that was manifestly imperfect, and. as the manu-
lfacturers now acknowledge, was unneeessariI,
restrictive.
Foreign countries have greatly reduced or ia
ken off altogether their tariffs upon our production
lsnce 1874. The reductions in our tariff are no
half as great as those made by England in hers
D France has also reduced hers of late years anC
Russia Gas made her ideas Of protection bend to IN
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busy where il had not business and h.,
sought TO choke down individual en,ern,i,.
by iae establishment of monopoly. Tbo
have been insiduousy plunde,.
ed' and corporate exaciions, by the wav
are none the less mischievous and mini,
because they are indirect and unseen, pn,
further, legislative policy il regard to cor.
pnra,l0ns has now assumed new and ,-
larming aspect No, satisfied with uo
charter advantages which they posses.
they have entered the field of POLITICS, clam.
orous for additional favors from the cere,l
Government And Federalism, lopd.
mouihed and violent as of old, backs ,hoi.
application with her whole power. w,
are called on for state laws TO create corro
ra'ions, aud then for national laws to 500
ciaiIy favor them. Here is double ono,,
Iion for mischief invited, creation from ~.
source, favor from anolhel; a coniunc,ior
OF effort in state and national eeissuon II
eslablish--monopoiy!-Le Let us for a momor,
put away prejudice aud passion, and inoune
is such policy in conform ity with anv
just principle of legislation Or rather
does 1t not fagran,y violate natural Justice
and ieLd TO build up the pecuniary interests
OF portion of The community to the de,ri.
menl of the rest! Can any policy be sound
and wise that does not look to the whol,
country, and to all lis ,e!--,Eou,I
rights TO all special (avurs TO none, is III,
just principle by which legislation can be
directed; and alter stumbling through the
realm Of sophiSIy, we must come back ia
his as our abiding position THROUGH
cIamor' and III rough opposition, the party
OF progress and principle, must uphold with
unshaken frmness, the doctrine of couaI
Inghts, The interests Of the whole agains, the
Vaccinations Of the few, the PRINCIPLES of
Democracy against The assaults of Federal,
ISM.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

The Election Of Delegates 10 the Demo
'ra'ic county Convention comes of one
week from to-day. These elections Should
ne well attended in order to secure fnl
and fair expression Of the wishes Of the poo
pie in regard TO the candidates to be PVT in,
nomination. We trust that a spiri, Of bar-
mony will prevail in all The steps taken 10
select ticket: aud that it will alierwsrd re.
ceIve a hearty and general support.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

enlightened spirit of the age. She has also cut
down hor tariff on foreign productions. Protec-
Tive Tariffs in this country have heretofore been
defended, in great measure on the ground that
while other countries Imposed heavy duties upon
our productions it just and necessary for to
LAY heavy duties upon theirs. II was said with
some force and plausibility shall we open ouI
ports to countries that keep theirs closed to us
This state Of affairs has CHANGED, and we now
stand in nuw and improved relations toward for
leign countries. Statesmen legslating for the in
erests Of the country will not close their eyes to
facts of such magnitude nor should they unless
nsensiblo altogether to the promptings of interest
and common sense.
BY the passage of the Independent Treasury
Law, we have guaranty that the currency # the
country is not to be inflated that bank capital
and bank circulation are not to be increased. II
the same spirit of legislation is adhered to by the
states, as that which has prompted the establish.
ment of the Sub Treasury, by the General Govern
ment; our currency will be sound in future
throughout the Union Now, with the curren.
cy of the country in such condition, moderate
rates of duty in our tariff laws, are allowa-
bic and proper. The spirit of speculation
which is the natural offspring of a bloa,ed paper
currency, is the dcadIiest enemy with which do.
nestle industry can contend it fatters for time
but it prostrates in the end it induces heavy pur.
chascs from abroad, and it trings the fearful evil o
DEBT into the bosom of the community. A limit
ed, a sound constitutional currency, is the bes
Safeguard of the country against speculation and
its consequences and il allows Of the existence o.
rates Of duty that would be unwise under differ
ent state the currency.
We say then, that since 1914, two additional
Iyears of high duties have elapsed, allowing the
protected interests to become established - that
sin'c that time, the manufacturers have publicly ad
mted, the feasibility of reducing protective duties
/ 25 per cent,-that since that time, foreign coun.
tiles have very radically reduced, or entirely taken
of, their duties upon our productions and that
since that time, the principle of a limited and
sound currency, (thc best possible aid to our in
dusrial interests, has been asserted aud establish
led by the passage of the Independent Treasury Law
Facts like these are not to be disregarded, and
their existence justifes modification of the act
OF 1912, and also Jusiiies any one in advocating
lower rates of duty than were proper in 1914 We
do not by this mean to say, that the act of SAC is
perfect Wherever that law is wrong we shall Join
heartily in asking its revision and amendment
We shall join IN no absurd cry of, 1.-THE tariff it
il" in order TO shield its erlols from the pruning
hand of legislation hereafter. But. this cry that
the country will be ruined, by the modification OF
the act of 1912, is as ridiculous it is false, and
il deserves as it will receive the contempt Of Il {
people, and the condemnation of experience.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
AGlNN0Yo

v B. PALMER Esq is authorized TO act as
Agent for The CoLuMBIA DEnocRAr,' and re-
ceipt all monies for Subscription and Adverfis-
ing at his Agencies IN
Phiiadeiphia No. SO Pine-Street
Ne,U York 60 NlSsau-ftrect
Boston l6 Stdfe-Styeef.
Baltimore s. f.. cor. Ball. aud Caireri.sts.
Merchdnts- Mechanics and TrddeSmen may find
Il 10 their advantage 10 advertise ia This paper,d
IL is Me only one published at the County Seat
and has a greater circulation in the county than
any other paper published mithin StihimiiS.
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{ HunicatiOn.

Col. WEnB,-l was much pleased to see
that the Democratic county Convention, il,
Susqueha1na county, which me, on ,bc
I7'h inst, al Monirose, adapted the II "a
Voce system Of voting on nominations. [
nope that our county Convention, which
meets on the 7th Of September, will sdopt
This mode Of voting, and that i. will be tbe
Iule IN Conventions hereafter. Let the yo,.
ing be above board so that the people can
know about it, and so that there can be no
opportunity of evadng responsibility. |
attach hereto, the resolutions adopted BY the
Susquehanna comfy Convention, upon this
subject A VOTER
Mr.. G. A. Grow offered the following
Resolutions which were adopted:
esoved--Tha, each delegate shall vote
in this Convention, by ealing aloud The
name Of The man for whom lie votes, at
each Time of voting.
ved--Thal the secretaries be re,
qulred 10 keep the proceedings of this Con,
ven'ion in sNch way as 10 show for whom
each delegate votes at each TINA of voting >
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
THE RIGHT GROUND.

The following resolution passed al sDem'
ocrasic county meeting held in Norhamp,
ton, entirely expresses our views in lela,
zion TO the Tariff of AZ and 40. lfneIgh,
Dor Cook can make free ira le 0ul of this
lie is welcome TO do so.
Resolved, That in Ievying oar important
duties, for revenue, we are in favor Of exs
tending fair aud even liberal piolec,ion tu
our manulaclurers, and whenever by unto.
ward legls s!auou, they are deprived Of ,ha
protection, We stsnd ready 10 aid in Iepsir-
IN The error. That although we believe the
tariff oi lS42 10 be unjust aad oppressive by
reason ol II levying duties in many cases
unnecessarily high, yet we believe that the
'aIh act OF 1916 will need alteration and
correction Tha, besides some minor de-
tails of which we disapproye, tho grea. Iron
interest OF our State, IN some, if not all Of
ITS branches will mol be sufficiently prolecl-
ed. That the same is also uue in regard
30 our anthracite coal, and that The interest
and wishes OF Pennsylvania require at ihe
hands OF The next Congress, that this evil
shall be remedied and the Democracy Of
Northampton hereby pledge themselves
that their Influence shall be honestly exert
ed 10 accomplish this end.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

We alluded to the fact. las, week, ,hs, a
our \a'e courts for This county. lbe jurymel
we're only kept Iwo days and hall. This
shows the great dearh ol litigation amonr
Fou' Slozens ana ~ most encouraging fac
10 all who wish well 10 the county. The bab
Il of keeping out OF debt and oul of law. |,
OF more consequence to the prosperity Of
The people, ILsn all The bank laws end lari6
laws passed since tho foundation of the
world
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

The latest news from the army gives us
no'hIng very important. Gen. Tayol had
arrived at Carnage, with his army on his
ron'e 10 Monterey, where he most probably
is by this time. Ii was not expected that
he would receive any opposition until his
arrival there.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

We exposed, last week, The attempt to
mi'tePiesens The Democracy in regard to
1he Vo'es in the senate on Mr., Evans bill /,
remit 'he dnues on railroad iron imported
Our friends may expect plenty of such
yarns from The laboratory of panic. ItshsI
however be our endeavor to correct those
'ha' rise in our immediate neighborhood.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

-Four spans Of the new bridge, being G.
recIed over the North Branch of the Sus-
quehanna at Catiawssa, fell las, week.
crushing several canal boats, bat ipiuring
no person. Tbs cause is attributed 10 the
cateIassness Of Ihe contractors engaged in
erecting it.
The above we clip from lhe WilImspon
Democrat, as news TO our Caliawlssa (riends
and to chow that story loses nothing by
travelling.
10 the facts. The bridge crosses the
r'ver moi the canal nor is lhe canal within
a thousand feet Of the portion that fell, and
instead of four spans, only a pa,t of one
'eI'' as there was nothing raised above The
chords' but the posts and plates, and ,te
workmen bad not time though acluaylv on.
gagged 10 secure it, before ihe sudden and
unexpected squall blew il over. So ,bero
were no boats injured nor were ,he con,rac.
tors in 'he least in fault. Il was an occur.
renee beyond the control of the workmen.
as II could not be foreseen BY them
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

We are authorised TO cay that Silss j.
|SIackhouse will not be a candidate either Ior
no nina,ion OF election 10 the office of Shsr
fl al lhe ensuing election.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

The panic of the polnIcisns is subsidng,
and 'he very good reason for i, is, that III,
country refuses 10 be frightened. Mean.
time our neighbor Of he Danvllle Democra,
appears 10 have lost his temper along with
his ammunition. DeplorabIe, ,-very!-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
Canal COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM b. FOSTER, jr.
Removal.

The Office OF the COLUMBIA DgMocRAr
has been Removed into the new Buck
Building, South side Of Main street, few
doors below Market