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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-11
COAL

STONE COAL.
TYRUS PRENTISS has just received at
~ at his warehouse Forty Tons of .Mount
'Nebo Stone Coal of superior quality for
smith and general use. call and tryit.
Ravenna. Sept. 8, I845,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-11

HURRAH FOR COLD SHOULDERS.
I1RIHE article of sole Leather for 6 cents
l. per pound at GILLETT'S
Oct. 1845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-11
A DWELLING HOUSE AND

A DWELLING HOUSE AND /.
BLACKSMITH SHOP and an. acre of
- land, for sale by the subscriber. Said
property is situated at the centre Of Sba.
lersville, and lies on the Southwest corner of
the cross road and is very pleasantly situated,
young an and thrifty are standing on said prem
lses. Inc Buildings are all new and very
conveniently arranged; terms Of sale will be
made 10 suit the convenience of the purcha-
ser. for further particulars enquire Of the sub.
scriber on the premises.
.. sI-s.@. E. A. BUZZEL.
Shalersville, Nov. "a. l845. .,r, s6tC
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-11

FIVE DOLLARS
WILL buy good over coat at
w Nov 4, 1915. KENT'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-11

mi ohE LlGHT "A prime article OF Win.
~ ~ Ter strained Lamp Oil for sale at one
dollar per gallon. M. KENT r. ca s
January IA, 1s4e. II ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-11

~ Shrink not'in the hour Of trial.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
cinioc Stircm unrrbalb Soa9cntnd's 9Girt@taus
cyetcpb Oartmall
Sd,nciccr III scr Start 9tlIcntalnL

Sd,ncircr III scr Stabt 9tllcntaltiL
8criCnt Itb cicirr &,cIc9cnbcit cincn Huu'
ben uno Dem FubllfMm iitcrhdmpt Die 9lnsci0c
III MAIDEN, caf or Dad Sd,uciocr Sicid'dft an
lcinrm oItcu Stnuo, i'll bcm SNnuic ccS NNrn
riaccb Sigcr, ciuac Ihilrcu nutcrholb ,prcS,
SdQcr mo sos Strhr uno tciitahc 0cacu
iltcr ecm Ginilhaulc hcS SHcrrn Srhu S'rce
nod, INNER frrthctrcitt, oIhp" CT ricirni1cn
tc,h iHlmcr lducll, rilrftlid, mo billla tcctcs
mcn wirn, ole ibm ihr 3utrduCu ithcnfen nrrs
bcu. SIud, hat or ale Slrtcn ;u lclncm Scs
idldft 9ebcrrncc
Tcrtigc &lclrun96 Snifc,
ltbflirt fur bic SnhrSsctt nuf SHanr, metdc
or trchIfcil fir blorcS Gjclo abicecn mirb. -
"a cielcltc untcr lrncr ciacucr Nufiidt Ncs
modt lucrbcu, 70 fann CT fir Die slrtcit gut
iprchcn.
Gr it eaufbar fir biShcr Ncnc0cnc .Sune'
Id,aft, unc fiihIt iltcr,cnQt, oa8 CT ilh fcrucrs
hin Der @uuit ec6 pubIifums pnrpi9 maiden
ipuo.
Gr III auth 99cnt fir GirrrNc s. QS c Il
fcr'6 Ucrbc0crtc6 amcriflnildc6 SNitcm
;um 9u6Idncocn, uno laoct oabcr bic Sdbucis
Der Cit mcld,e Die Hc0cln III crbGltcn 9crCns
fen, lei ibm oafIr dHsurnfrn.
Srlcrb Sartnlau.
Ccccmtcr "a. nqim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
$40. A. !.

Der llntcr;cid,ucte fdbrt ned, INNER frrt
Scucr Spritcn non alien Scucnnungen, 10
pic alIc onocrc cd;u 9ch6rcnoc 9trtifcl III cer'
fcrti9cu. Gr crblttct it(h tic smfmerflamtcIt
ccS EOublifumS III cincr flcineu SpriBe ecu
icucr Wanufaftur, pcidhc idhidIidh fir Stdot'
dhen uno qrrec Wduufdftlr Gtabliicmcnts
1T. - Oiclc SpriBcu fIHo ctn9crtd,tct cas
YSalIcr 30 Sug Icnfred,te N6he, ctniu;ietcn
ullo cS eurd, bic nimliche Operation an 100
Euc au6;u,rcrfcn. Sc iIno aus ben bcltcn
Watcrialicu uuo ouf ole cnucrhaftcltc Weilc
urrfrrtiot, mo Ce iriro in alien SNiuitdhtcn
cnfur Qut9cipccdcu. Gr ocrfertiGt ebcnfallS
Gdranhcns uno SHabcbaum prcecm, Crcb'
tinfc unc allie 9lrtcu anccrc Wnitbiuen. slo'
crcflrc
cScC( SatcS,
Waibincnmahcr, SO. Is Crinfcrs sIOeD,
philadelphia.
2Ipril 80. ;tq-1J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
g orttfe
fiji rcm Sebrlar Scrnin 1916.

fit Scu Sebrllar Scrlntn, 1Si6.
Scbu Gcidmau 9c9cn 4Bicanc mc Soabcr'
ocfer.
emanuel 3rcrlcr gr9cn 9Ibrahdm Stcin'
berger.
SIuna Sr;ccr 9c9cu @aipdr Stlcdncr.
Stont 0cocu Marid Miller uno dnocrc.
GhcmaS Srdi9 Gc0cn Samuel et9htcap.
9lIItauc6 Der Tcrthamptcu Sauf 9c9clI
Gcno6 Rune.
Iimlid,c oc9ru 1hcma6 9. Willcn.
9timIichc ocqcn Snccb Scluer.
Hdmlidhc 0c9cn 9B. gS. Selfrirqc.
Soecb 9llpp oc9cn &cnidnln Scacl.
StrcElcr uno Sud,waIter 9cgen Stcm uno
qEcnucr.
@ittncr unc Srci 0racu Scltos ScitcrIin9.
Die 9trrtbamptrn QSaGcr Srmpa9nIc &C.
9eu cScbn O.. G,moic.
Gtacob CCis 9c9cu SNcnrD SH.
GSccroc 9irr 0cocu Icua6 Scnitcrmddcr.
Mcutcu @aftian 9Cocu WidnCl Saftion.
c,chu G. @uncir, 0cocu MdrD @raelmau.
S,curU Shaufipeilcr ae9en Satcb S'allnIcr.
9Iarcn 9icnnin9cr 9c9cn 0tathan prr uno
anccrc.
Staot ococn Csamcs SO. gBiicu.
9Rm. z. &uaus 9c9cn Srlcerrid) CSobif.
Staat QeQcn Dauicl So SNCimbnh.
Ter 9Irminiftrntrr bon @aSprr ScQcr 9cs
gen Schn q. Sc. Surtcr.
Stcpbcn Sdmiet 9c9cn GliIabctb 2int.
3ncttc QS dc.
Samucl WGarr gc9cn Saniurl Nunf uno
Sacob 9iupp.
Stcptcn Barber 9c9cn Grno6 !6unB.
Soccb q. 81. Sumter 9e9rn s. 9. 81. Soull'
ter uno IauI WliGer.
Charles M. Soomclt qe9cn 9BilItam SO.
Selfroac uno Sames 9adD.
Die 9lsantcS bon Sobn SnauB 9r9cn
Sricberih Wobf.
Balter 6. eipin9fcn 9e9cn Casper Sled'
iter.
paut GRitIcr 9e9en 9. o. 81. Sumter.
Der Timlid,e ais Guardian 9c9cn oet
9edmlitcu.
ScIrpb eein 9corn Salrmcn llebcrrctb.
9}atban Wiiller, Yrotb,
Sauuar Z. na-oS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
SlGdbbarcs Gt0eutbunt

9luf 6fcntli6cr Senbn ST pcrfaufelt.
Sdmltag6 ben 3Iiteu Sarudr, um llbr
gtadmitlo9S, frll ouf eem @iacutbum iclbit
auf 6fcntlid,rr Scneu ccrfduft prrecn:
q Gotten @rlnb,
GcIc0cu ;ipifdcu ecr oamitcn nne Wtittlc'
Strdecn, rcld,c oru Ger 9rcscn Feb1 ndd)
ccr Serbian grttfc fllbrcr, III Stt 9lilentoun,
2cd,d @luntD - Cic prttcn crthdItcn clnc
ictc 90 Tu6 in Ger Nrcut al jceer Der Strd'
fcu, uno III ecr 3icfc pcn ciuCr StrnBc III
Der anecru lG0 Sus. - Die &crbcGrruu9en
Guo
- Gin S,peilfrfi9tc6 bafitctncr:
Ti:;;Hs, rc6 9SrhnbauS
EsgsssssA NIT nu9cboutcr Suhc, Gin onecrcs
II itSfigtcs Srdm 8ebdube, ipcId'es NIT ges
riu9en 6riten 81 eiucm 9Schuhau6 ctugcrid,'
tct wcrecn fam, Gin Stai nno ctn gutter
Srurrcu nit cincr pumpc.
Die gctten 1Ino nit oIICrlCt 9Irtcn UcrSit9s
lid,cn Stittiumci, QEciutraubcu &C. nngcs
rAnu;t uuo Ger @ruuo 1T in brd,tcn SuItur
3ultanbc.
Die @Cbinrc uuo Tcnicn fno olIc neu uno
ans brn tcfteu Wntcrialicn 9cmadt uno bic
Gage ccs Gi0rnthum6 1T cine ccr (tonlten
uno bciten fur eini9c 9lrt G'cid,iftc Su bctrct'
tcu, uuo bobcr eCr 2lufmcrfldmfclt Sanflu'
ftioCn wcrth.
@S fam i'm @au,cu cerr in 3 Stcilen ucr'
fault wCrcclL uno od Der @i9ncr bic G'c9cno
ocrldet miro CO rhuc 9iiidholt ccrfnuft.
Die Scotu9ur9cn am Scrfaufeta9c uno
9IufWartur9 bon
Scnrp 8rct.
Sauuar Ia. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Slme Sutntacberet
Sauuar Z.

in bcr St1bt 9l(lentaltn.
Der llntcr,eitnctr tittrt nm @rlaubnte ici'
men altcn Ereuneeu uno eincm 9echrfcn pub
lifum bicrcurt, bic 2in;ci9c 81 MAIDEN. caB
or cine
9teuc Sutma6crct
auf Der ,ueiflid,ru Setc Der gIlcn SraBr,
unpcit 9lbraham Gian9cwer6 @afhauie Can
ccmfeltcn Srt no ooS ndmIidbc @eiddft Dor
elmer 0trihc pcu Sabrcn burdN Scbn Ncrn be-
trieben murtc) in Der Stabt 9lIcutaun, croft
net hat, allwc CT immcr auf oano halten uno
auf 9eitclIuu9cn pcrferti9en lpirc
g. Ollie 9trten SIR, Gu1la, Stcs
" Der, uno gScll Spite,
EAwrldc aus ben attcrbeifcn W'oter'd"
lien pcrfcrtist pcrecu, unc fir pcl'
DIE or ceemc9eu gut Su ltctcn i'm Stance 1T,
ca aDc untcr iciucr cigcncn 2lufild,t uuo 10 81
Iaoeu aud, ale pou ibm lcIbit ocrferti9t
Wcrecn.
Gr 1T oanttar fir bereit6 9cuc6ene Rhnc'
1taft, uuS bitlet ais ueucr 9lufdn9er I'M cine
6crtcaucr uno 8crmebrun9 crrIcIbcn, eic CT
lidb betrcben mire, burd, uuilbcrtreffltdc Nr'
belt uuc gang tclcnecr6 biIIi9e prcllc, gu orr'
oicner.
QEilliom Soorn.
Trccmbcr q, nabY
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
81 q Cb IT Cl) t
Ccccmtcr "a.

wiro hermit qcNcten, oaf bic llutcridricbc'
ncn alS Slcminiitratcrcn pcn ecr Ntntcrlol'
icnfhaft ecS pcritcrb. DauiclStrd
lcbtbiu pcn 2puu TaunIhip, ecdla @ouatp,
anocGtcGt nUrccn liuo. 9Iuc oiejcnigcn entcr,
wcld,r nod, al briu9tr SHiutcrlasenltaft Idul'
big Gno, mcroen hermit auf9cfcrecrt tnucr'
holb brci Dicnnteu atsutcSdblen--nno Scb
d,c Die nod, red,tmdsisc Scrccrnn0cn an 9r'
meIorte Niutcrtoscnfdpaft taben, teltebcn thrc
9Ichnuu9eu cbsnfalls tnncrbalb 9enanntrr
3cit mObIbeitdti9t cinSubrin9rn, aft
Ictcr Shncibcr, fen. 0l>,,rs
@cor9c SOcitltclman.
December 10. "6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
81. mnp =. E. Spfn1aih

Saubrl; : SOdnblcr III 9(llcntaurI
Grareifcn oieIc @clrecntcit baS pubIifum
uno bre Sreuroc in6 belcncere 81 bcnad1rd1'
tiacn, eas Ie all crm udmlid,en Ort 100 fru'
her oicIr5 @,cItdft bon SocffmaH uno 9Sca'
Der bctriebcn muroe, uuo ;rpdr gcracc cber'
baIb oaacnbud,'s gaifhauie, auf Der nOrrii'
hcu Sette Der Namiltcu Straec, oieIcn can'
ccl kcocnncn habeu allipc Te jeeCr;cit Elm
pc(Ilfdneioes enforcement SrCttcr uno BAIT
bcl, ouf SNano halten ipcrecn. Shr icBt9er
@crratb betstt unter ancerm aus fcl9cneem
ollie 9lrten @eibs II. 0elbpcin 8oarr5.
Doplar SoarSG Oon / 33oll uno l
3oll Sife, Sciutlin9S, Ncplar II.
alIc anocrc 9lrtcn Wanfcu, Salfcn
uno Sparrcn bon jseer 9lrt, 2attcn,
9dtt6en, Yfoifcn, Sdtnbeln, Get
terblumc, ltno iiberbaupt alle 9lrtts
fcl fir Ole all einem SaubolS Scf
an9efrd9t miro.
sic wcroen I'D, bricnbcrS tcmiltcn immcr
pom beifeu uno it6nifcn Stcff III fduteli,
unb eamit ihren Stcf cr9dnit balten, uno
periprctbcu ecnIclbcn Iehr fpcb!fcil obiueseu,
fpcpen ltf cerieniae ieIbit lberSeu9en tanf,
Der BEL linen auruft.
Sur alIbcreitS oeucIIenc Runeidaft itattrn
fe ibren Sunoen uu9eheuhclten Gdnt db,
une bitten nnt cine Scrtcduer ecr @cwcacr'
heit bes publifums, rpelche Gc ftdt eurd, bilti'
ee 9Sreiie unc quite 9IrtifcI iu orrtiencn Iuheu
percen.
y. itnb g. 9. Socfman.
sIaentdi,it, 9icu. ) na3WI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Sauuar IA.
Q(0tQntc oSWfouf.


Samlfaos ben 3liten Sanuor, nm 10 llhr
TcrmttaoS, fclcn am Sonuic ocn Scbn 9.
9f. Sumter, in Der Stabt 2lucutaun, frl9encc
9lrtifcl auf tffeutIidcr Srnou ocrfauft ners
cen niuIioh:
Gin Wiauo, j Cu,cno WcbnocnD Sancs
StB Stnhlc, Elm Shaufcl Suhl, Wcba9cnD
@entre Gid, nit mdrmcrnem Scp, tlbers
aiilccte Wantle Spie9cl, ein oiercdi9tcr 8rid,
nit marmcrurm Scp, Elm Wchd9cnD Saro'
Gifd,, cine Mcha9cnD Settic, cine Gausuhr,
elm paar @los 9dmpe, Elm Rchlen.Sfen mt
9chr, 45 9)iros in Der 9ScOe gcfdrbte @drs
pets, 40 DO. Sang uuo 3reppcn CARPETS, 40
@irpct Stan9cn, elm @ditrdnf, 6 9elb t9u'
rirte StdhGc, Gin BoluuebclS Gesf ctn oters
ediotcr Stdno, . 9clbc 2lrm Sttlhle, etn ans
errcr Baftfdno init SdFn, Gin Wscho9cnD
gSureau, ciu Carpet 9iu9, 6 lcidlt blancStuhs
lc, Gin @f Stino, Elm ojcrcdi9tcr 9Saluus
5ifr,, ciu runccr Woha9rrD cc., Elm Wtchd'
ocrD Trdm Spie9cl 9rcse BaiterS, Elm qes
mciner 3iIt, Gin feinCr Stnhl , SpIurrd:
Der, . Better uno 8ctlooen, 8 Stilblc, srret
Ridden 9iIdlr, ein flcincr Spir9el, 20 Oarc
.8then @irpctin9, NcI; Diem nit Rchr etn
Drahcr, ein JIheufd,rcnf, NIB etnc 9rrfe
W1euoc anccrcr 9Irtifel ;u pct!dufti9 ~ mel'
ben. - Gie Secin9un9cn am Vrrtoutsta9e
uuo gufipartun9 bon
cSaCob .. Soa5,
st1Fsnic bon Scbn q. 81. Surtcr.
Souuar IA, nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Sin frcnaScr Sticr,
Der 9ocCtretter.

llntrrScidbncter ncIder bic 3citungcu rcn
9laentauu nadi SorIlcrtauu, Spriu9tduu, II.
(. 10. trd9t, 9ibt htcrourd) Idhriht, oaB ibm
ieine Suneen nun pieoer ciu Sabr pcif9elo
fduloeu, wclfe Summe fe, nit @jn1hlus
Der fritercn 9lIditdnee an i'm Iclbit cccr an
Die YadbaIter ciuSubdueiacn criudt Guo.
Sohn S6ercr.
Sdnudr II. -3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
81 q d6 7 t C6 t.
Sanuar a.,

Ia es fct,cint als Iei es sum Siebraud, 9cs
mad,t norren, teiuabe ausIdlisslid, baS 2Ir'
mcrkous an Scnnta9ru an beiudlrn, inoem
an icocm oir1cr Gage I'D, picIe pcricnrn ea'
Ielbit ctufnocn {; uuo ba mir Der @einun9
Gnt, cns cicIcr @ebrouh unIditIid it, 70
oebcu mir bicrourd, 9tnd,ridt, eaB eas Ndus
an Scnutaocn uno Seicrtaacn Sutiinftltt
II d, fir Sciud,eree rffcn icin miro. Gin
irocuo anccru 9a9cn irGen Seinhcnee auf
Die ocb6riac Weiic empfuuaen, uno linen ger.
nc uno'wini9 aacs Sebcns 9Serthe nad
BunId, unb GerIau9cn acSei9t pcrrcn.
Sc. .. @berbarb, }
CSctn 8lant, I Srcftcrcn
Seize @rtn, }
Souuor IA. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Sduudr ii.
2(uCttpll =! Q(uettcn +!
Der Qoo(tretter.

Der llutcr,cibucte prltrr bic 3citin9cn
mad, Bbcitbdt uno crieelbera trd9t 9tbt
bicrrurcb 9tadridt, bas am litcn Sanu1r
nieccr ciu Gahr pritgelo perfaIcn mar
9lae ceicnioen, rpeld,c nod icipchl ocnt ports
ocu ais pom crit pcraciencn i'm Rnditance
ino, wcrccn erfud,t caGcIte entpcccr all ibn
cocr ali Die padbaItrr cinsuhdnet9en.
Venjamin Siebl.
Sanuar Ia -3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
slo1aa s. Sfmbe

Nrieocn5ri6ter III 9lllentaun.
Sferirt irinc Cicnitc Gem publifum, uuS
1T pcufdnoig ein9crih'et cen @cIddftcn ais
ScnpcYoucer, in allen ce6en pcrld,irocncu
3wci9en ab;umarten wic gum gciipict Circs
N Id,reitcn, 0ealc6, 9icleaIcs, Sdneen, llcs
bcrihrcbuugcn. Wortgigcs nnc 2I9rcemcntS.
Eerncr 1T er bcreit 2lcminiitratcrs, @rceu
tors, 9lfTeucs uno partncr@ip, Rchnuu9cn
aus,umad,cu, mo furs ale @'eld'dfte su
pcrrid,tcu bic in oas Tad, cirrS @cnprDan'
GERS &c. eiuIhlaqcn 2Imtsltubc 9eracc Dem
Sudltcbr oes "ecda YIricts" gc9ennbtr.
Tcpcmber ). rq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Ql5tro 95erlall9t.

Gin tcutihcr Sduuctrcr an ecr 9cmcits
Ttoftlihen lutbcriihcu unS rcfcrmirtcn Nr'cs
ecnsfrhc in SIt 8raunlhmcia, SduDlftl
@auntp, Der gut Tuqcu mc bic Sr9cl ferti9
Ipiclcn fam. Gin Wauu, Der I'D, mr9en icis
nes 9utsn @horafterS uno ,pc9cn icincr 9iild,'
tcrnbcit ocb6ri9 ouswriieu fam, miro pchI
tbuu, weuu or I'D! baIo an bcia9tcr Sfirde
mclcet, no CT ein 9uteS GinfcmmCn itneen
pirb.
Scr &irtbcnrath.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
0ruCfer QCrbett.

slGe slrten GrudersTrtcit rptro III clelet
Drudersi;u III oeu alleruiecri9ten preteL hno
auf Die tiirielfe 9Iuieigc Uerrid'tsf.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10

10 giving the years notice necessary 10
iermiu1te the joint occupation, for the
reason, that negotiations were thcl
pendlng, add the then Executive wa,
opposed TO glviOg such notice. Bu'
'hlogs had now changed, and the rtquu-
ed u0llCe has been recommened by The
present ESrcuiye. He agreed, Iulhe
main, with he views of The genllemeu
tom NJ ssichu,e'ts, aud was opposed
a settlement on the basis Of The 49'h
leg'ee OF north latitude, Oregon was
worth war, though he was IN idvOr OF
peace, II war can be avoided. II The
'olce were given, he would say, loI
he satisfaction Of his Native American
rjeOds from Philadelphia, that million,
# Chinese would soon populate u e ler-
ruoIy IN dispute. And there were al.
cady 1000 Americans and 10000 RI
u il Q egon, and a greater FOR ce that
Eng land could cor ceutrate there in ih'
vent Of war. lie preferred peace, /
war can be avoided; but if war mus
come let ,here be no peace long as there
is an inch Of British territory on tn
American continent.
Mr.. Harralson said that when h,
msde The motion to make this subj C
the special order OF tho day for Tuesday
next, he had not contemplated The dis
cusSlon wiCh had ensued. H. admitted
that il was out Of place here, and shoul'
not have made The motion he'd he for
seen tbe consequence. He coendeC
that the bill was peace establisnmen
oil, having an eye only TO the defence
of The country, for 1t could mol be sup
posed thslEnglsud WIS 10 have but two
Regiments of Rife men TO contend with
They will be necessary, whether hoic,
10 England is given, and Oregon occn
pied or no., &c, Sc.
Mr.. Darragh, Of Pennsylvania, mad
given the subject considerable attention
and was satisfied that our title 10 the
whole Of Oregon was urquestionable,
aud should be maintained even at the
expense of war. The government hac
bsen sluggish, culpably sluggish, ii
providing for the men, women and chill
lren, alluded 10 by his colleague, Mr.
lngerso!l while England had been ac
lively ng'ged in preparing for The de
fence of twenty-five stations in tina, Ter
tilory, IN establishing military posts;ant
Extending her Jurisdiction, There wa
clualIy now no protection in The terri
'ory for American citizens. The only
magistrates now there are those of ih'
! Hudson Bay Company, and Amcrc'r
citizens are sub jee,ed to their jurisdIc
ton. The only officers 10 carry into ef
feet The laws and those under the con
troll Of the Company. The necessary
notice, in his opinion, might be glvel
by an act Of legislation here, wirhou
aoy formal communication from thu
! government.
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JOHN McREYNOLDS, Col.


= UNITED STATES JUDGE.
The nomination by President Polk, Of
Hon. GEORGE W. WOODWARD, TO
The bench Of the Supreme Coust of the U,
niled States, meets with general approval.
We trust that the Senate will give the no,
mnaton prompt and decided confrms
lon. Judge Woodward is well known in
this par. Of the STATE, 10 be an able man, a
profound lawyer, and scholar of inquiring
and interchangeable habits. lie will make an
excellent judge, and the country will be sat-
iSIied by the result, that The President has
acted with his usual sagaclly in making the
nomination, i
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SiD3DIe Caire far .NnUlme

Simple Cure for .Nammering
Mr.. Wakefield, a, an inquest he hel'
lately in England, The summoning off
Ger told him that it would be useless Il
call ore witness, because he suffered S,
excessively that he could hardly articu
ate the shortest sentence in half sn hour
Mr., Wakley, however, had him called
and telling him ,ha! as shot could no
be discharged from gun without pow
der or air, so words could not com'
from The mouth unless tie lungs had
their powder, VIZ; ar He told The Lac
to inhale air, or draw in his breatl
strongly, and the lad having done so
Mr., WakeIey asked him,
'Can you talk now 2
The boy, TO the surprise of the jury
answered Immediately and q bly,
Yes, can, sir, very WELL
The Coroner added, that inhalation
or self-inG4tIon Of lAe lungs with air,wa
a sure remedy for stammering, and tho
it had been discovered long ago, the fac
ury had not, until lately, and then only
few Of them caused ii 10 bs practise,
as remedy Cor defective articulation.
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Pennsylvania Legislature
SENAr rE.
Tueedoy, Jaauarv G: 1916

"ee'0Y' "Wt"dTy u IoiO
This being tho day fixed by the con.I.
uloH Of Pennsylvania for the met'iap IS
,he Legislature pl ihIs S,ate the memb,,s
,! the Senate assembled ia their ChauOr,
At the CdpNo', al three Q'clock
L.r SrERlGERE,he SpeakeLpro trp'
Al the last S9ss on, presided pursuant to u.
sage, SHd called lho Senate 10 order
The roll being next called It appeared
that 81 Senators were preset,
ELECUnN OF SPEAKER.
The Senate then proceeded 10 ballot for
a Speaker
Ga the first and only ballot laken-Mr.
SHERWOOD received 10 votes; Mr..
GIBBONS l3; Mr., S rERlGERE Il and
Mr.. SULLlVAN /; consequently Mr..
lSllERN GOD having received majority
ol the whole number Of votes given; wos
declared du,y elected lie was then con.
daced 10 'he chair; by Mr.. S'erigsre and
Mr., Gibbons,
After the passage Of he customary reso-
udons 'ae Senate adjourned.
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A Wild CAT.

A few days since wild cat was killed
near Ilarman's hotel, in Centre township,
IN this county, by some small boys. The
boys were skating on the canal, and dis
covering, what they supposed, was large
cat on the fence near the berme bank, CON
nenced aiOnng it, and as good luck wOul'
have it, as the cat was about 10 spriEg upor
q boy, stone hiI him on the head an
XII led him
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Democratic County Meeting

Pursuant 10 notice of The Standing Com
mittee, large number Of The Democratic
citizens Of Columbia county, assembled al
the Public House Of Charles II. Doeber
in Bloomsbury, on Saturday afternoon,
January Sd, 1916, and organized a meeting
By choosing the following officers -
Hon, STEPHEN BALDY, President,
SOLOMON NYHART,0
GEORGE WEAVER, y p,,.;J,.,,
WILLIAM MANN, ' '''''''''''
GEORGE MEARs,
n. Fo~,ynu ,rD s Secretaries.
On motion, tn, President appointed
Charles r, BuckaIew, John Robson, John
NcReyno'Gs; Hugh Thompson and David
Hause committee to report Resolutions.
The committee, after retiring, reported,
through Their chairman, the following reso,
Iulions, which were unanimously adopted.
RcsOIvcd - hat The present Canal Com
missioners have justly won ,ha confidence
Of our citizens in their management Of the
Public Improvements.
RcsO'Uca-Thll the yearly election Of q
new Canal Commissioner, ia calculator to
keep The board pure and unsupported, and
10 keep up the confidence Of our citizens in
lis management Of the great State interests
committed 10 is charge.
RcsoireA- That the rosuIi has clearly
shown the sagacity of those who advocated
the present truly Republican mode Of se'
ecting Canal Commissioners.
Resolved that Tie sense Of this meeting
is, that the yearly conventions to nominate
candidates for Canal Commissioners, should
he held in the summer or fall, and not dur
ing the sessions of the Legislature.
ReSoIuGd-That the President Of the
United States, in the discharge Of The duties
Of his high Office thus far, has shewn him
self to be a statesman Of rare abilities and
patriotism, and one in whose hands the in
teres,s and honor Of the country can safely
he confled
ReSoIVcd-That the present eminenlly
honest Governor Of Pennsylvania is worth!
of our warmesI friendship and confidence
5y his past course, and we lrnst that his
future conduct will be equally firm and pa.
Irioiic
ReSOIued-Tbat our members iE The Le-
gisalure are hereby instructed 10 oppose, at
all times, the creation Of any Incorporation
in Columbia county, of any kind, or for
any purpose.
Re,oIUcd-That the injustice douc this
county by the present apPorIonmenI Of
State Taxes should be corrected speedily !;
and that our members are requested TO use
their efforts to have justice done to US in
Ibis particular.
After the adoption Of the resolutions re-
ported by the committee,
Oc modon it was
Resolved-Thl! this meeting cOucurs in
he nomination by the LuzorDe County
Convention, Of CHARLES r, BUCKA-
LEW as the Senatorial Delegate to repre-
sent this Senatorial District in the next l'h
IF MarchC CansC Commissioner Convention
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A WESTERN JUDGE.


A paper published somewhere out Yves
gives the following report ofa Judges sen
tence, lately passed on criminal. Brum
ley was doubtless a 'Aard case, but wha
kind Of case the Judge is, our readers
may determine;
'Brumley, you Infamous scoundrcl!-
you're an unredeemed yiIlan-you ha'nt :
single redeemn' trait in your character
your wife and family wish wO had sent you
TO The Penitentiary. This is the ,fHh tint
rUe had you up before me, and you have
put me to more trouble than your neck is
worth. I've exhofted and prayed over you
long enough, you scOundreI just 90 home
anl take one glimpse at your family; and be
off in short order; don't let US ever hear OF
YOU again. Yhe Grand Jury have found
two other indictments against you, but PH
discharge you on your own recognzahce,
and if kelch you in this neck Of woods
to-morrow morning at daylight, III sock
you righ! square in Jail and hump you off
to Jacksonville in liuIe less than no time
you infamous scoundrel! If ever ketCh
you cr6oking your finger at man, woman
or child-while man or nlggar-IW SOck
you tigh, square into the jug. Stand up
you srouudrc! while | pass sentence on
YOU"