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Democratic banner., 1846-08-31
A CITIZEN.
For the Banner.
to carry it out

1t is now, l believe, pretty well under
stood that the Hon. Sterling Price has re-
signed his seat in Congress, and consequent
ly a vacancy has occurred in Congress
ional delegation, which the people of the
whole State will soon be called upon to sup
ply. by this resignation the whole of North
Missouri will be left without a representa-
tive in that body, and although in point Of
wealth and population it far surpasses the
southern portion Of the State, yet her voice
is silenced in that body. 1t is then under
stood that the vacancy will be filled by
some one living in this section; and il look
ing around for some gentleman whose stand
ing and talent and moral worth entities him
TO that station, | can think Of no one so well
suited by all these requisites, as our worthy
c%onntymsn, DR.. JEO. C. WELBORN.-
His private character is above suspicion.
which taken in connection with his stern
and inHexible love of principle, and the
ready support and aid which he has rem
dercd to the party in the hour of its peril,
surely entitle him to the gratitude of all
who subscribe to the great cardinal princi-
pies of the party. Farther / shall not speak
of him, as his political history is too well
known in this State to require comment
| have merely thrown ont these suggestions
that the public attention might be directed
to this subject, and that they might give it
that serious Thought which it calls for.
CUIVRE.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

4s..G would 6e under the consroEosth
trustees. In the arrangement, Of course
provision would be made for the interment
of such poor persons as should die without
the means Of paying the regular price.
have thought proper tvmake this com
munication in order that the people of the
town may be generally made acquainted
with the proposition referred TO, and the
means pointed out by which they mayinake
the property available for the purpose with
out incuriug any onerous liability. 1t is
for those who feel interested in the execu-
ton of the proposition TO determine wheth-
er any, and if any, what action is necessary
to carryi it out.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

The Jefferson Inquirer will be publish
ed tri-weekly during the next session OF
the legislature; and will contain full re-
ports of all the proceedings of that body.
This will afford a sure means Of getting a
full account of what is said and done in
the legislature this winter, when several i'm
~portant questions will be under discussion.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31
A UNIVERSITY.

1t is asource of great satisfaction to she
friends of education in Missouri, to know
that this institution is rapidly advancing in
prosperity. Under its able and efficient
faculty, it will soon rank among the firts
institutions west of the Alleghanies. It's
present number Of students under the i'll
struction of President Lathrop, assisted
by eleven professors and tutors, is two
hundred. They hail from several different
States and territories, which is an evil
.dence that the institution has already ac-
quired some reputation abroad. The med
ical school formerly connected with KEN
per ColIge has also been received under
the charter of the State University, and
now contains ninety two students. We
hope to see a liberal policy adopted with
regard to the University. The course Of
marked outbyit its able faculty is a
thorough one, and under a liberal policy it
must continne to prosper. We hope soon
to see it rank among the best institutions
in the Union.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31
BURNING IN EFFIGY.

The Doylcstown Democrat in noticing that the
cffcy of George VI. Dallas was burned in the
public streets of Philadelphia last week by a
f. .rral mob, .slys:-'During the Bank panic, TIE
.athrr, Of those who composed this mob, ani
Calling themselves National Republicans, burned
tll. lily Of General Andrew Jackson on the
sane ground. In HOS, the etigy OF Thomas
jefferson VA, burned on the ir!entical spot b.
The crnrliartller> Of the rioters Of 1876, who at
the same time called themselves fcderalists. In
l~17J-6-7-S-9 the grcNt-sranliathcrS OF this
same mob Of 1916, burned the rligy of Patrick
Henry and George Washington, On the same spot
likewise. and went hy the name OF tories. The
line OF decent Is So direct - /" be unquestionable;
and what is most remarkable is: that the genera
ton always manage it 10 hrcome :" unpopular
that they adrise their children 10 change their
mcs."-Norri>town(Ta) Register.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

The st. Luois Gazette of the 3lst. ult, says.
Il. was rumored in Cincinnati. that orders have
been received at Newport Barracks for the inn
mediate movement towards Mexico of all the re-
gulars now at thai point. They number some
400 or upwards.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

In the last Banner an error was inadvert-
emily made in regard to the time when the
Circrit Court would sit in Bowling-Green
The session commences en- next Monday, the
18th day of September, and not on the 3rd
Monday in September as before stated.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

FROM THE SEAT of Wharf.-The follow
ing, (says the Nrtionai Intelliecncer which We
find in the. Baltimore Argus of Saturday, disclos-
scs $50 far as it may be relied upon a state Of
things 50 very diift rent from any thing that we
have official authority FOR, that we should certain
" not transfer it to our columns,
were it not endorsed by an officer of the army,
whom it seems TO have been communicated TO
the Argus.
--LATEST FROM THE .4RMY.-A gallant
officer of the United States Army has favored us
with Il letter from which we take the following
extract, 1t is dated.
CAMARco, (NTExlco, July 81 1876
"Tnformation that | rely upon is, that Gen
MrJ,, with the remnant of Arista's army, 1000
strong, is at Cadcreita, a town thirty miles east
of Mon terey. This town has a garrison of
near 900 men, regulars Il population OF 10000.
Zen. Parades was at San Luis Potosi on the
10Th inst, to Montery, with 1900 regular troops;
he has also called on Nuevo Leon for 5000 ac-
tive militia; from this department Of Tamaulipas
he expects 1900 more: making his entire force,
when he reaches Monterey on thel5 or Goth pro-
ximo, near 2:5,0O0. Gen. TAYLoRis straning
crrrv nerve 10 get there before him, but cannot
possibly do 50 until the 9TH or 10th of Srptcm-
der: So Paroles has the advantage of numbers
and of a natural strong rocky position. Parcdcs
will have 40 pieces OF rannon-we have about
"A; AID You may expect(as our army will not he
over l0,000)to hear of the most obstinate fight
and hloodiest doings ever done up in America, or
in the world, about the 18th of September.
VITA us it will be neck or nothing-the former,
so 1ething to eat and houses to live in, perhaps
peace, the latter, death and a continuation of the
war. Such is our prospect"
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31
WHAT AN EDITOR WANTS
To SEE.

He likes to see young men who are not
subscribers, and have nothing to do, but
round, come into the printing Office
march up with as much sang froid as though
they owned the establishment, march up to
his desk, and take out his editorials and
read them over, commenting on them Is
they read;
He likes to see young men come into the
printing office when the first side of the
paper is being worked of, and read It al
over carefully, for the purpose Of telingo.
the street, what is TO appear in the paper;
He likes to sec his exchanges, taken out
of the Post Office, and read and handed to.
him next day.-Bebb BugIO
..r. - lr 1oEs.
There is a good sentiment contained In
the following lines. r..;sg,
Gle who forgets the fountain from which
he drank, and the tree under whose Shade
he %gamboied in the days Of his youth, Is
stranger to the sweetest impressions oft'
human nesrt' ...r... - SEQ a "tF
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

1s"ln Connecticut, the Potstoe Crop is almost
destroyed by the sot. "
Democratic banner., 1846-08-31

Kentucky and North Chrolina ave gone
for the Wings as usual. Kentucky is Join.
cd to her idols, and old Rip is still asleep.
The St. Louis Gazette of the 3lst ult
SAYS that the steamer Amelia took I'D a
large quantity of government provisions
for the use of the Santa Fee Volunteers
The Amelia left St. Louis for Weston on
tho Both, and it is said that 10000 sacks o
-four have been shipped to the latter place.
. We perceive from our Virginia exchanges
that John B. Cough the celebrated tenn
perance lecturer who has been for some
time Frustrated on a bed of sickness, is
now convalescent.
A public dinner was to have been given
the Hon George NJ. Dallas at Warrenton,
Virginia ON the 9th ult. 1t was intended
to manifest the high opinion which the dem
ocracy ofthat section of the country en-
terrain of his love of principle, in giving his
casting vote upon the Tariff bill of 1916.
The Boston Journal says that there is an
unusual amount of sickness in that CITY al
the present time, particularly among the
children. .... .-.
The river opposite this place is very
low, and it is with difficulty that the pack
cts can make their trips.
IS=The "Iowa Argus" heretofore PUBLISHED
at KcOkurk, has suspended operations, for the
want Of suficient patronage.
We see it stated in the N. o. Delta, that one
Of the men who ran away from Capt. Walkers
company Texas Rangers) on the night of the Sd
May, stated as q reason for so doing, that his
horse was a little lame. and he wished to start
first He was o Yankee,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

Yankee Shoes. The way they shovel
qhoes together in Linn & some other places
'iown east is any talnG bat the right way
the Boston Transcript tells the story Of q
negro, somewhere al the south, who had
epored for two or luree hours a pair OF
Yankee brogans. '#Lar desc shoes come
from, Massa!' said Cufo They grow or
trees down east replied bis master.
'Welt'' said Cuf, i guess dey pick EN- fore
um ripe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

i meant TO nave told you Of that hoo
said an lrlshnan to friend who was walk.
ing with him ~ his garden, and slumber
in,o pil foil Of water mo matter saw,
Pai, blowing the mud and water from ou
his mouth, Fve flurd il
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rs COURSE IS ONH.lNn

$50 great has been the demand for Eoroo,
~ Olosaonon or All Healing Balsam, and il b,,
given such general satisfaction to those who hay.
used it aud become acquainted with It's virtues tha,
il now stand prc.emincnt as a remedy Ia Disease,
Of the Lungs, ard the testimony which ha, lra-
given by different persons who have been rurcdl,
is altogether voluntary OH their pant They has.
given it in the hope that all who may nl thc1sac,
in need Of this remedy may apply for it wi,hou. d.
lay.
Rcad the following letter received iJom the E,,
Vr Shimcall, Pastor Of st ludc's Episcopal Frc.
Church. Mr >. has not OILY used Inc medicine
himself but has witnessed it, Ell, cts in se,crelye,
| trying cases uf disease. The lettcr will SHOW i
opinion of its virtues
! Dear Sir: Believing il to be but an act Of com.
lmon humanity othoac suffering under the yari9,,
disoaacs Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Conspm,.
! ION. Asthma, DC. to point them to a safe srcrlr
aud radical remedy lohe pleasure in boaiug m,
Testimony to your invaluable medicine called OIuss.
oman or All Healing Bolsam. OF its ca'enc,
can speak first from my own experience. B,In,
subject from exposure more or ks- io lbo yi.i.a.
Imdcs of our climate Co. frequent niia,h Is. Of Nu..
la, Hoarscness &c, have alWay found # 10 sgrI
,lmost instantaneous, and always by Ivsc,omcs
lin lis use, cilectuaI relief. 10 particular friend
lofmiuc suffering severely uu6crhs,hma and vh,
HAD dcspuued Of obtaining relief ium any lumsa
lsourcc upon my recommendation was induced 70
leiye the OlosaoniAn a uial and he pronounced ne
lcfcct produced upon him q perfect cham alio.dm-
ihm immediate and almost instantaneous relief la
lnuo,hcr instance ! recommended it 10 % i,nas
friend far advanced u Consumption. AGcrarua
loft frs. bottle lnr cough was ,ulr,y lcuuyl
land her appetite and strength restored 10 slrh q
Idcaroo as 10 as,ouish oil who saw her NtU4
Hong cherished aid firmly established prcuI'.na.
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Remember lhc name and place where iti5 'o|s
oIloucD aud do not he put of With amy cdcr, K
hos ploIu,ct cure iu q. .de7pegute cases 1- ya.i
may ap}Ca, to be-. and doubtless Will rnt tt..a
in @ speedy mamie; those distressing symptoms
which dll your mind with gloomy ly,cJOLmg,I
the future.
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Wan who gets through the world, with
ou, kick may rest assured tina; he is genr
orally considered no, worth minding.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

Fire is never satisfied with wood, thC
ocean with rivers, death with mankind, not
u coeuelle with lovers.
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DRY GOODS LINE,

a splendid assortment of new and faslinnabIC
Pdnt- Of new figures, Ginghams; new STYLE o.
cross u,ci Berlge aud other Bcrages; fancy an,
black and white Lawns, Gmgham Lawns, Dclanc,
f all colors and quality, black aal blue black dress
Silks. black silk serge Aloplcct, damask summer
y irs, damas6 book Mu-iiu. purse twist and steel
laads and ungs Of assorted color5, ladies' and g,n-
lemens kid gloves mohair Gloves aud mjts, white
arnbric Haujkcrchicls ladies silk poia's, black,
,audonna and fts six HaNdkcrchios, cotton
Handserchiels every description, white aud fan
" silk Handkerchiels Shawls Of MI kinds In short
'otton and Linen Goods Of every description fof
lahcs' wpar silk. Cotton and Wurstct = ,.o fvi
non and women Lelios' shell combs.
BrosjcOihs Of ali coiors aad quality, Ssttaetts
casimeres, fancy summer Caasmeres, X quarter
coat Tweed, Nankus, Checks, black Satin and
other summer Vestings Of every description; flucy
s,lrfs A. d Cravats Of oA qualities beachcd and
uublcAched Masn', Umbrellas and Payasol4, Leg
ho,n and palm leaf Hats. a quantity Of carpet
ing
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WAR! vyATe!
~ Ngeg' Goods,
Wn1. IcxeIvy s. 60.
EEAVE just received and now opening. one O
ii The largest and most extensive Stock {,
foods ever brought iGto Columbia county Thei
asscitment consists in part Ct the iollowng-
LADIES WEAR.
Breges Berege Seor(a, Balsor;ocs. Hq.
urei and plain d. Laiaey Laicas,
Prints Of al qu0ihieS patterns
and prices SIX, Beroge and
COfton ShQpls Payu,
soleftes, Md and
Six Cores,
SIX and Coiton
Hose, Pocket Haudfcr-
chiefs Of all kiiIdS o7d Almost
~ Thing e'se that Lodies nun
wtSH or,ncIadiag Il large asgortmeat Of
BRAID AND STRAW B0NNETs
Of superior quality.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
Cloths, Gas liners, Oregon Cassimers; new o,ti
cie' fahlaloon stuiis, Tweeis, Ganbroons; sum
theI cloths, satin and fancy Feslings. c.nrut-
scaFis; ties and vaIious other articles.
Gentlemen and Ladies BOOTS and SHOES
of every description.
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There is pig in DeerieId, one side o
which is black as a COAL Wha, makes the
fact more wonderful, is that the other side i,
black also.
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CANCERS, WARTS, LORNs, SC

THE subscriber informs the public, that nc Is
able to cure all kinds of Cancers aud eradicate
Warts and Corns with very ldtIc pain and in a
shoit time. He refers to several respectable cti-
1ens in his nelghooihood such as Samuel Hess,
William Kilc and others, that has been succcssluI
IN several instances and is not humbugglng as is
100 frequently the case among quacks' lie war
raats certain cure in any he undeftahes or no
pay
u-rWarts &c. on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant township on the main road lcndtng from
Nnlyille 10 Bloom-burg, about miles from Fred.
,rck Millcr's Tavern where persons are invited t.
.all.
JOHN ALE.
MAY so, lst6-ly6
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ENOCTX HOWELL.
Y a ERA Or.

RESPECTFULLY lnl0rns the public that hC
Has Remouea his Sa2p t0 Esgytoa0u.
where lie will always be ready, as her,tofure tc
make any kind Of clothing, al the shortest notice
and in the best and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in the business, he 0alter.
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
,lactian and thereby hopes 10 receive share p0h,
public patronage.
" Pahicuar attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in paymen
foI work.
Espytown, May 8, le46-tG3
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MARBLE YAElCg.

THE business will be continued BY ,ht
.ubsrrber at the old stand; where may
ne had at all times
lCNU.NENTS. TONB- 7,4BLES.
YOAIB-STONES, NR.RRYH-
JHA/BS, M7NILE,S. P.3LNW
STONES, MULLEHS, &c.
pr any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared 10 luruisl WINDOW GAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS
Vc e'iher OF Mable, Lime or any Kind o
stone thai can he procured IN hls vicinity
tr57 Having had considerable cxreucnrt
IN the business, he pledges It's work t,
ne executed in as handsome style as cal
be furnished from any yard either IN IT,,
clty or country; aod on as rcascuahle term.
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsbutg, Nov. 3, 1913. ly-28
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In y2u h0i,c Biood

e.lcn ycu cough and find your strength rro1aa.t
falling lou will fud that these symptoms lu.
properly attended to viii Terminate "a consumption
and culh AIe you troubled with that d..Icl..lg Z
compliant
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ADmNls TRAITORS NOTICE,

ADMINS PRATOR'S NOTICE
rhe Estate Of ISAAC KLINE late ofOr-
ange to,0nShip, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
administration ON The above mentioned Ef.
lale have lIns day been granted TO the sub
sellbers. All persons indebted to said es-
Ia'e are hereby notified to make immedl
dle payment, and all those having claims are
requested to preseHl them properly aulhen
uealed, ia
MARY KLlNE, Administering,
HIRAM K KlANE, Administrator
Orange township, May 2G, l646-GwG,
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THE GARLAND.

Bf W. " 6 HOsNEn
ArR-'7ne Nen Of Niaety-Eight'
LorD plaodjts for our bold dragoon,
THE gallant Captain May!
The light OF gIo,y's dazzling noon
Wld giId bis name (or aye!
Though, fast and hot. the huding shot
Fell round his lide 5aud,
He paIed not, he quaed not,
Bot drew his Offering brand.
More lurid grew ,he baale cloud.
Bu! 10; hofseman spurred,
Their leader, on his charger proud
Sat waiting for the word
Thou gh, iar around, tbe irampled ground
Was with .he CiIlen sIrown,
lie psled DOT he quaied not,
As il bis form was stone.
The General galoped 10 bin eide:
And issued order sierH--
'Now forward will your squadron tide,
Aud deathlsss honor earn;
Tha, battery must taken be
Ere Mexico is tamed'
He psed not he quaiied not
But--'F6LoW nleP exclaimed
There was rush Of men and seede,
Fierce struggling for reno~n;
And hostile ranks like shivered reeds,
la that wild charge went down.
Brave Vega yields, though many felds
Had heard his martial shout,
And pale now, and quaiknow,
His thousands Putt roui.
Twine garands for our cavalier,
The gallant Captain Nay!
A knight wiEou, reproach or fear
A Bsyard 10 the fray.
When flags that wave above the brave
Are scorched by BsUle's breath,
lie psles not, he quaiIs not.
But fronts The face Of death.
On every breeze should grandIy swell
A nslion's funeral hymn,
For ihose--lhe staunch and uue-who fell
In that encounter grim;
TO grace the plain, where they were slain,
Proud piles should tower on high
They paled not, they guailed not,
Blu. died as heroes die.
The editor oflhe Cincinnati Commercial
has Just found out that the ladies use coffee
bags for Ju8fles. This not aII--they uss
them for pet,icoats. --Er. Paper.
We think The editor ought to be sshamsd
20 hold up such matters to the public eye.
The tCoy 10 make Doctor--A doctor
in Ohio writes TO his father thus:
'Dear Daddy--I concluded TO calculate
Ide come down and gil grnded into doc
tor hardly don't think was in more
than ours alore oaI cum as slick as ever
was seen.
Hale columby happy land,
If anita doctor I'll be hang'd!
pukes, purgos, and sweIs 'em,
Then If they ii, wi--then les en-
Il gifts plenty of custom, because they say
thsy die ezy. Wher you rite don't for.
get to put Doctor afore my name
There is pig in Deetfeld, one side o
which is black as coal. What makes n,
fact more wonderful, is that the other side i
black also.
Yankee Shoes. .-The way they shove
qhoes together in Linn & some other place
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The editor oflhe Cincinnati Commercial
has Just found out that the ladies use coffee
bags for Ju8fIes. This not aII--they uss
them for petlicoats. --Er. Paper.
We think the editor ought to be ashamed
10 hold up such matters to the public eye,
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Hale columby happy land,
If anita doctor I'll be hang'dl
pukes, purgcs, and sweIs 'em,
Then If they ii, wi--then les 'cm
u gifts plenty of custom, because they say
thsy die ezy. Wher you rite don't for.
get to put Doctor afors my name
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lgre .you Il C0ugh,

which is troublesome aud has not yielded touy
OF the remedies v hich you have uscdl la Of.
tended with pain it the side, shor,ucss OF lr,a.,
.4i-ul aveatSl
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Teeth and Szumps oE Teeih

which have becomc useless OF troublesome
VIII he extracted in The most careful man
.'er' "''h tho latest aud DesI improved IN
slruWGnls.
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The woy 10 make a Doctor "A doctor
in Ohio writes TO his father thus:
Dear Daddy--l concluded TO calculate
Ide come down and gil grndeG into a dec
tor hardly don't think was in more
than ours afore oal cum as slick as ever
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On every breeze should grandly swell
A nations funeral hymn,
For ,hose-the staunch and uue-who iell
In that encounter grim;
To grace the plain, where they were slain,
Proud piles should tower on high
They paed not, they guaied not,
Bul died as heroes die.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-16
TO Printers.

zNYPE FOUNDRY d PRINTERS FIN
~ ISHING WARE HOUSE.-The sub.
scribers have opened new Type Foundry in
the city Of New York, where they are ready to
supply orders to any extent, for any kind of job
or fancy Type, Ink, Paper. Gases, Galleys,
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rules, Composing
Sticks, Chases, and every article necessary for
3 Printit g Office.
The Type, which are cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set of matrixes, with deep
counters, are Warrented to be unsurpassed by
any, and will be sold at prices 10 sui, the times.
All the type furnished by rs is "hand cast"
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines Of the most approved patterns.
N. B-A Machinist is constantly in atten.
dance to repair Presses and do light work.
CoMP slrIoN ROLLERS CAST FOR PRINTERS.
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much Type as their bills amount to,
may give the above six months insertion in
their papers, and send their papers containing i.
to the subscribers.
CROCKCROFT g. OVEREND.
Sent. 20 1915 .6m 60 Ann stree