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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

-Parrela;a Sisas.-We have
entirely Few description Q.
-eese signs beng composed
with cssi iron frames, anc are
an iries.rEcable ever oser-
'e hare CT hand : admirably
newspaper c5ces, Sc- Those
> s;Er A.. requested 20 cal
by JOHN J. BROWN ( CO.
- Eul.cr-st csa- Nassau.
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No. TO Ihurrh--L- NV uIA.
SrNTEpr ISsIT-pV TN SptEE

This will certify that for number Of years past have
been in feeble health y! consequence OF harng severe tai
in The hold OF ny vessel which paiEed my back and scIi
ou.y injured my spine. have consulted physicians and
tried the Basa OF Liverwort, SarsAparla, ard many other
medicines and all TO no purpose About month ago pro-
cured Dr. Chrstics Galvanc Bel! and Magnetic sui ana
have entirely recovered never expected 10 5c well again,
and Thought would have give up cosstlng but now
feel than have for number years past and am IN
every respect an ato person. Nothing would induce me
TO part With my Bel! could procure another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

DRINTING INK Neutrality-suspicious. subscriber
has recently introduced power and improved
machinery his mandatory which enables him fur
pish his customers with superior article. Printers
and merchants who may have orders for Printers Ink will
and them promptly executed moderate prices and may
rely being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality and
Of interchangeable color. The subscriber manufactures LEX
o: various colors, viz red. blue, green &c Orders d.
recled his msnafsclory, 6 Front.i between Mongom
cry and Goyeeur hrou the Dispatch Post Will Do
n6 AnpSW GEORGE MATRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

TVNU ENGINEERS, ManuihttuTers, PhIcnltcs, &c
Mcssrs. COOPER x PARKER, 20 Nassgust. N Y.
drawings and specifications for patents drawings
and estimates mills factories, steam engines, wafer
wheels shaitin &c az the shortest notice Mr. p having
had many years experience practical Engineer, In
OF :he largest establishments in England, and pos
sessug thorough knowledge of every description OF ma
chnery used in tie manufacture OF cotton fax and wool
they Invite parties interested in the above 10 call, comb
den; thai they give satisfaction.
Agents for the disposal OF manufacturing premises
steam and wafer power machinery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23
3RsurduIf-
Mutual RENEFIT LIFE insurance. Coa?say
Mo- &c. IN WelL.Ll .ssget cr-E,E ne ErsoiIa :

Totsl Policies = Is 1.or1as.-.-.
- Issued 4 Azggst - nr- poicies
= Issued - September lSo ShN ro-C1ss
ROBT. L PATTERSON, Press1eoi
5EsJ. c MILLER. Secretary
rosE9H = LORD Acct -, -,
= AS 3rE-olos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23
ORLANDO d. McCLAIN, (r..,,
ais iawGin4 STEPHEN PALMER rA''"'
DECEIyER,S SALE-in ChanceTy-WillIam Ii

nFFiCE OF TIE Nev.York Gas Light Company
" Oct i2th lei6.-The President and Directors nave
this day declared dividend and half per cent
the capital OF this Company for the Fix months
ending it August last payable TO the stockholders Oh ana
after Monday the I'd November next.
TIE Transfer Book VIII be- closed from The 2ith met un
Ill ,bal date By order. C. L. EVERltT, Secretary
o19r.S.vq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

THE .ocw.- testimonials Ers, for the t!st i,s pre-
sen-i lie public They have been receives; dur .s
the past days I; IS s-lecesssr ado single wort
che. raa 20 request her CANDID pers Tie srss Il fori
Clergyman well Known, and Of stistnGe1ts and rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

DIGS Iezvs 70 MORN ts trends and -s pablo hat re
Dkas opened the ADORE premises win ch0ce essoT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

Terns 10 cents per No or 81 per snnuan IL advance
pr,hIi.l1a.d hr DANIEL AuFE. ~ Puiton.st- Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

ga FOR SAIE-A farm OF 81 acres IN the hlgnrst
y. cuitiva;ion-frlt Of all kindsoue mis-
- from undertook. and the same distance fron Ex.
President Van Burens Buildings and fences new. With
cedar posts. Each loI well waierei. Inquire OF A. &.
Vsuderpool, No Sc Fursss Building, Waist Of John
s VoSburgh, g. Souih.sL or l66 2lst.st SIS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

Toa THE REMOVAL PERMANENT CURE or ALL DISEASES
ARISING. FROM Az IMPURE THE BLOOD
OR HABIT or THE SYSTEM, VIZ
ScrofuL1 Kings End RfetmdtSn. Obstinate Cu.areotr
l. u,at.F
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

ia-ls& dsts Wsis e. % msls, ssa,
so.arag ss.g98 sPsnGlra g. leoa anI
isJ7 aa- dgElug 81 SCI .hsTs 49, "a
49, ls.rEeass "a maunlselaEing bas.nsss.
Eglsea ~ Fss.rarllBns go impoEtasi0nS-
A. lar close q Gls waE n ISIS he nun-
Der o. sPinllss Ess Is0!Q90g in 1875.
shrv hsa insEsa1s1 20 500 Loo; in ls55
% I.75a.01o. smployisg $4,000 looms I;
asG - 1859 = 1.zs4 6sl. !, : stated
fhsl j. ITO here we're sbOal 5000
s.ass II e0tion inporirt inl0 he Unied
Sake. gshea eOloaies.l Last yer We
eIPUrss1 s-2.9g5. $50 los. u e0sIln. aad
eunsumeI C0.0O0. 600 pounds Il home.
The namber Of hands employed in The
InanalaeluEs Of cotton MAS IN ls4e ~
lle, last year il was esiimslrd - lO0.-
900. u appeared % b. necessary 10 slate
lhrss hrirf statistics in order thai We
Ea.ghl place the question u protection or
m PFOlseIioA before the great divisions Of
our people. Who are interested In is de
IesminsiianG We will leave that decision
% be hel0esd from the answers q these
questions. First. What wonld be The el-
Zee upaA the grOwers Of eo,tnn By de-
slF0ying the home market, which consul
med last year 10000. 900 lbs. weight Of
tleir prodaeei Secondly, What would
be tie effect upon the agricultural interest
By converting 100000 persons who are
now consumers 81 grain into raissrs Of IL J
Thirdly and Iasdy. could j, be advansa-
geous 10 any class Of The community 10
have The eapilal Invested in cOllon facio-
Ties. u least $4,000. 900, Destroyed by
rendering the Manufacture Of cotton al un-
productive businessi These three ques-
uOns comprehend the gist Of The whols
argument. The answers which every re.
flecsing person will give In them solve the
difficulty, fany really existed in The rlind
Of such person. .'*<
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
From the Baltimore Patriot.

The SPIRIT OF OLD KENrucKy.-
There is something in The verv air Of
Kentucky which makes a man soldier.
The news Of the war is received there in
the same spirit in which the sick Irish
man rejoiccd, "Oh doctor, excuse me-
here is a fight going on-the first have
seen since left the old country, and
must take a hand in tit willldo Inc
good" Mr.. Clay was right when he
called Kentucky " The Ireland of Amer.
ca" We copy the following from the
louisville Journal of the 2lst:
" Such ia the military zeal pervadine
this city that in some manufacturing es.
adjustments nearly all the hands have Join.
ed the army, Some OF these establish.
'nents have 70 suspend operations for want
Of hands.
$50 many of the recruits arc fremcn,
that many the fire companies will be left
with deficient forces. Umil the compan.
les arc again filed up, the ci,izens shoald
repair 10 the nearest engine on the alarm
ofsrc."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
Gov. Graham sfnd sTr. Shepard
y ~. in lIilisborOngh.

On Thursday morning hs, notice wa given
thai Gov. Graham would address his fellow eli.
zens q Orange at the court house in this place,
at half past one O'Clock, he having arrived the
night before. Notwithstanding This short notice,
the large CONT room was pretty well iiJled with
citizens esger to hear his iayon,s and adOp,cd
son Of old Orange. Ladies were pgepen, in ,hs
gallery, giving additional animation 70 scene al
ready full Of the Hsches, inerss,---thal 81 LISTEN
ing to the address Of one Of tho purest statesmen
Of his ags, delivered to people fully prepared to
appreciate and applaud the speaker and his noble
sentiments. s ts.4 s.=a~ sG#k Il a@ s.sow
The Governor commenced his address by stat
ing his reasons f~ not having been present to meet
Mr., Shepard on Tuesday. Executive business, Is
well as slight sickness, prevented his attendance.
When we entered the court house, he was speak
ing with reference to the charge Of Mr. Shepard
that he had voted against giving the election or
Governor TO the people. Mr.. Shepard was pre-.
sent, having been solicited by his friends 70 re-.
main and reply 10 the Governor. Mr.. Graham
stated that he was in favor OF the principle, and
had once voted for il; bu, on the occasion sllud-
ed to, he had consented to yield ii for the purpose
Of caEying through the Legislature the great Con-
yention question, and thereby secure to the West
the much more important advantage Of having an
equality Of Representation with the East. Mr..
Shcpard's objection would only amount to the ex-
clusion of every Eastern man from the Gubcrna-
torial chair. But he was not sincere in making
the objection; for he had sustained men who
were entirely opposed to the principle. thereby
showing that this objection was made only to avail
him in this election. Mr.. shepard pleaded IN
fancy when il was suggested that he perhaps was
opposed 10 the change in tho Constitution giving
the election Of Governor TO the people; but he
admitted that the principle Of securing an equal.
y Of Representation was more important than
that Of giving the election Of Governor 10 the peo-
pie, In making out his reply TO the Governor.
Mr.. Shepard called such men as Nathaniel Ma
con, Weldon n. Edwards. &c. "stragsling De-
mocrats!" II these be straggIcrs in tho estims-
ton of Mr. shepard, we rather think his purity
will conclude that he has himself gone astray, and
is far out Of the Democratic fold. ft* % @..'...
MI. Graham next took up the Raleigh and
Castor Road, and the charges mace against him
by Mr.. shepard on this score. To say that Mr..
Graham triumphantly yindicated himself from tho
charges made against him here, Is saying too lii.
tic. lie iairly beat off his opponent from every
position, and carried the war 50 successfully into
his own camp, that surrender, IN our opinion,
would have been far preferable. We wish we
bad taken notes Of this part Of bis speech that we
might place the matter before the people who
wrre M, pr-rnt and hsw hcsrd Mr.. shcpJr!s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

The President and his Lady. together
with The other ladies' Of his family, and
accompanied BY the Secretary Of War.
the Postmaster General. and the Attorney
General. visited the National Exhibition
oil Manufactures on Saturday last, and
spent an hour or two in viewing tie vast
and varied display Of American xiii and
industry there gathered together. Tie
President expressed himself highly graft
lied. IS lie certainly must have been much
impressed. IL not surprised. BY The extent
and beauty Of the exhibition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
PARTICULARS OF THE LATE EN-
GAGEMENTS.
Highly Interesting Letter!
BralOs Santiago. Nav

BFazos Santiago, May IL.
/. now appears iha, The MeKleans had
onl, 5000 men 10 The field al lae iiEsI bali
lie, and four thousand slowed away in
The chaPpoTal near the battle ground. IL
was their intention to have made but q
slight attack the frst day. but being 50
closely pressed they were Obliged 10 hight
in order To make good their retreat 10
where the four thousand were 10 The chap
poral. In the first fight general officer
had his head shit oil, II IS mol yet ascer.
tanned who he was, as his body was re-
cognized BY his dress as he lay on the
field.
General Taylor advanced The morning
Of the first baIsle into The chapporal, then
sent 100 picked men under The charge ol
Capt. Mccall to reconnoIIre, he advanc.
ed uniLolesied until near 3 r. NJ, ilhe arr
my following al tiis,ance.) when Capt.
Metal sent word to Gen. Taylor that he
had received charge Of grape lrvm the
enemy and lost Two men. -. .-.-.
TIE army was Then JepIoycd. and Z ant.
May, I'd Dragons, ordered to charge The
BAKERY that had shot the grape, and 10
take Tiff he lost every man, he obeyed
urders, took the battery Of four guns and
lost bu! one man. The battery was com.
manded by Gen. De Ia vegs, who was
taken prisoner. ..r.
Our little band OF an army then rent
the air With their huzzas, and rushing
shooting and shooting upon The enemy,
committing the most dreadful havoc a.
mong them, and taking eighl pieces Of at
nllery, $4,000 rounds Of cartridges, and
500 packed mules. Gen. krisia's camp
bedstead contained all his private and pub
lie baggage papers, which latter will be
of great value, as we now have the com.
pleie key 10 the Whole campaign, which
viii enable Gen. r. TO form hls plans so
as entirely to defeat their designs.
The Mexicans left three pieces of ar
tlllery, any quantity of ammunition
from FOUR to SIX HUNDRED DEAD
upon the field. aud God only knows how
many wounded that They took away. We
took thirty Or forty prisoners mostly
wounded. :
~ We exchanged prisoners. got Captain
Thornton. Hardy and his lilllc band.
Our officers while prisoners, were well
treated, having lived with General Ampu.
dia ever since they were taken. 49,.
Tomorrow General Tay Tor leaves here
To make an attack on Malanoras, in con-
nectlon with Commodore C5nner, who
has sent boat expedition up The river.
forgot TO mention that General Tay-
Tor arrived here yesterday with all our
wounded, between so or 60, with Gen.
RomuIus DE la Vega, one Mexican cap
tain and two Lieu.enan,s, who 90 with
this let!er 10 the Col. Harvey. 81"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

alsiae display ol de pRPsEsilsira pro
aFess Il OF rsgulTy ~ aeTlrulgaFes mah.
alagsuEss, sd lis meChzulr aTlsf--a Dis
play Ihal ezansl al - ahrAl every Ans-
Tiesa heaEi Hilh PslEioslr saaiialiun and
EslishE. Esea foEtigneTs hare 81 brsa-
it'd . declare IAtir sdnlsii0n u lArse
Hoa1shul displays q Aaasficsa grnius
ana skill; and sarh hare also bten lie
srniimenls freely expressed By many o.
ghe mosg decidad opponenls Os The pro.
ssrsire pslicy, ahich has prodneed ihese
n0hls aLl gratifying Essulss. sdvaneing .
once cur nasi0aai prosperity md inaePen'
lence. ......a --.
Rsl ahese nisersble winters of he q I'm
ion" would prefer gOing % "nensge-
ne" Whai : tssle! Whss pairloIsi We
say. 70 10 The mansgerle, bui don't cone
10 the Amrriean Far; 90 10 the exaibi-
non Of foreign beasts and foreign goods,
. place more congenial, and sdmiie lhe
inferior productions u British skin, which
Sir. Homer MAS invited ioirxhibil IN Tie
pavilion. alongside Of similar American
productions. but which imitation be
promptly declined.
Among the samples Of American Man.
ulariare drawn hilher yesterday by The
National Fair. vas . female irOm Mont.
gomery county. Maryland. nursing mo'
lhes Of three children bnrn 81 one birth.
AGfisAal IaisiEgaaoer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
From the Raleigh Star.
Mr.. SHEPARD AND THE RAIL RoA1

Mr.. SHEPARD AND THE RAILROAD.
The party Iesders in this seeu"n Of he
STATE sle moving Heaven aud esrh u de-
siear .Gova Graham because the Wings
have had somethiag 10 do with Rail Roads
and Intemel Improvements generally, in
oar State: but they have never veniured
10 Tell the people in what a predicameni
they will be placed shoold Mr.. Shepard
be elected! Has he no connection with
these sccursed Roads ss they are termed
BY some Of the most rabid Of their psrti-
zans! yes-yes. The very worst con-
neclion manageable to qualify bin for
Governor A. the last session Of the Le-
gIslaure the bill 10 forecloss The Mortgage
which The State had upon The Raleigh
and CASTOR Road was passed. When The
question was before the Honso of Com
moss Mr.. Shepard asked to be excused
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
The National Fair-The great

The National Fair--rhe great Ma.
tionaI Fair, for the exhibition of speci.
mems OF American manufactures of all
kinds, was opened al Washington on
Thursday last with the firing Of ma
tional salute and to the sound of nation.
al airs from a band of music. The lai.
mense building erected for the purpose,
is filed with all thai is useful and beauli-
fol, in every branch OF industry. The
city is crowded with strangers, drawn
thIiher by the interest of lheiexhibition.
THE writer's for the Union are engaged
in the most un-patriotic attempt TO tidi.
cnle this National exhibition, for which
ihey get deserved cas,igation by the COL.
lowing communication In the InteIligen.
Ger - a.5f al :s@ sstat5 Hs#.. o.. 81.
Tie National Pair.-.7nii-.7nlerican-
sm.--Me.srs. Editors: As an American,
proud Of my country and its progress, |
was mortified this morning al see ng in
the .sUnion," the Government organ, al.
templs made TO rldicule and dlsparage the
splendid exhibition now being IN lde in
this city of American industry. ingenuity,
and skill, by calling il a "bsgetelle;" re-
presenting il as contest wi h a " mena-
gerie;" and concluding with the disgrace
ful declaration Of a preference "for the
menagerie, GU, and ont" What an A.
merican this! What cnngehial sympa-
thy for beasts. aud what total destllution
OF every spark of American feeling, must
there be 10 that heart winch prefers an
exhibition Of foreign beasts worse than
foreign goods to the magniiicen. and grs-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

Dr.. Mieh.sl W. Holt. in answer % litter a.
dsrssod 20 him BY his Eirnds informing him that
he had been srlerlea - candidate Cor he Con.
mons on The Wig tieket. has, We egEct 70 state,
ia salislarsOy private reasons deehnsd the nOni.
nation.
d.. Holt having declined. John staaord. esg-
good and tue Wig, and gentleman u sound
pEassiesl mind has consented % le run % The sek.
e. Our tirkss i therefore complete, 8 presented
above.
For tie encouragement Of our frienis in olhsF
COUNTIES. We will say to them that this i. perhaps.
Is strong ticks, a. could have been formed and
We believe will carry . handsome majority ..
The election in August Orange. We know, d
looked to BY the other counties in the State, as
North Carolina Is BY tho Wings Of the uniOn;-
tha, j.. with great degree Of eon6dsnrs that shs
will stand 6Sm in her Republican Wing E,ith. And
with such men as Waddle. Mcbane, Faucet,
LeAlhers. and stafford 20 bear our standard, this
confidence need not Be in one whit ahaicd. Rest
assured, our Gag will not be dishOnored IN their
hands. These gentleman have como forward al
sacrifice Of their personal interests; and. aciusicd
As they arc by the night spH,, they viii do their
part maafully.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

o.. We are authouzcd 70 announce RICHIE.
son NICHOLS. esq . candidate for the o.
lice q Sheriff Of illc county Of Orange. g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

CT We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
c. TURRENTINE. - q candidate for reelection
TO the Office Of Sheriff for The county of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
ron GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM.
Republican WING Ticket.

FoK TIE SENATE,
HUGH wADDELL. &c.
ron THE COMMONS.
cHEsLEY =. FAUcETr. 60.
GILES MRBANE. 60.
JOHN D. LEArHERs. &C.
JOHN STAFFORD. Cd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
Democratic Ticket.
FoR THE SENATE,
CAPT. JOHN BERRY.

FoR TnE COMMONS,
SIDNEY SMITH. CD 81
WILLIAM y. PRATT, esq. .t
PATTERSON II. MeDADE, esq.
Col WILLIAM PATTERSON.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27

DAY with five 10 one OF 'he 1910 "'''
and Resoca dc Ia Palma, It ''"o' ''"e'y
Ihal he viii make onoIher S''oo 0" 'n'
plains. Cen Taylor takes 'be Ae'u
with so overwhelming force, and 50
admirably EQUIPPED 10 that leHIO0s
arm, the light artillery, lh'l It wouId
he madness IN the enemy to i6h' again
where defeat would be certain and re
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27

describes IL gives u' about Ihree degrees Of
seacoasI on the Pacific, with the eventual
exclusive navigation of 'he chief river on
tho western slope of our continent, The
treaty allows The common navigation of this
river, not to British subjects generally, but
to the Hudson Bay Company; and this, it
is rumored, for limited period, But all
these topics may be Diseased much more
to the purpose, when lhe articles Of Ihe
treaty shall have been fully made known 10
The country.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
THE OREGON TREATY.

The Senate has confirmed the Oregor
Trsa,y, but lis precise condition vii
not be made known until it has heer
ratified by the BIilish government. O
his there can be no doub' ,as il Is said Il
be precisely conlormable 10 The propose
tion2 msdt by it. The yeas and nay
co ,is confirmation by he U. S Se0a,'
were;
Yeos-Messrs. Archer, .4shly,Eesby
B,rrow, Berrien, Calhoun, Chalmers
TnOmos Clayton, John NJ. Clayton Col
quit, Corwlo, CriHenden, Davis, Day
ton, Dix, Evans, Green, Haywood
Houston, Huntington, Johnson Of Nd
Johnson La, Lewis. ,McDufs Mangum
Miller, Morehpad, Niles, Pearc', Pen
nypacker, Phelps, Rusk, Sewer, Sim.
mons. Speigh', Turney, Upham, Web
-eter, Woodbridge, Yulee-4l.
N,ys-Me.,r'. Allen, Il Gibson, Alh.
er,on, Brspse, Bright, Cameron, Coss
Dickson, Fairfield. liarOegan, Jennes'
semple, Surgeon, WeStco'l-~ IA.
Absent~-Jarnagin-i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
NMlNNNSYo

v b. PALMER Esq is authorized 10 act as
Agent 70, the CoIuBn DEmocpAT,' and re.
es.pt all monies f)r Subscription and Adperts-
iHg at his Agencies in
PIjiGdeiDhia NJ. so Pins-sirest.
N.U HOfk " 100 NaSsau.street.
BgTOH 10 Stlte-Sireet.
Baltimore s. Z. cor Bch and Calvertsts
Nsrdaais-MechqnicS aud lradesmen mag find
a to hsH adplRilgsto ddvUrtiss in this paper, as
IL is he oaly one published a! the County seat,
and has greater circulation in the county than
aqy other paper Published ,OitRH It's limits
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
AM of July

Pursuant 10 notice given, a meeting o
The cllizens o(0pngevdle was hedaI the
houss OF RIchard Brewer on the evening
of the l2,h inst lor the purpose of taking
into consideration the manner olCelebraIlng
The 4th of July 1916.
The meeting being called TO order, The
following persons were appointed TO pre-
side over the deliberations Of the meeting.
Isaiah Conner President Il, G., Ricketts,
and alfred HoreH Vice Presidents r. Il.
Carpenter aud d. ". Montgomery Sscre
IarIes
RcSolyed-That r. Il. Carpenter and Al
fred Howell be committee TO provide an
Orator for the day.
ReSOIucd-1 That Benjamin Jones, Slss
Smckhouse and DR., G. W. Low be con
mittee Of invitation
Resolved d-Ihst John CoVanhoven Esq
Richard Brewer A. B Stewart Henry Nil
Ter Jacob Carey and Samuel Belz be the
cOmmiue of arrangements.
ReSoIved-Thal the proceedings of this
meeting be signed bv the officers and pub
llshed 10 The Columbia Democrat.
Signed By the G6icer"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
.Ab OF JULY IT 0R.4NGEvILLE.

q IIh OF july IT UKHNGEVILLE.
By the proceedings Of meeting that e
published last week, it will be seen that ar
rangements are making for a splendid cee-
bralon on the An Of July al 0tangevile.
From Ihe tact Of 'Mins host Mr. Brewer,
and the abilities OF the comn iuee OF Ar
rangenenls and rom the known talents Of
the Speaker Of lne day, c. R. Buckalew
Esq. who is TO address the assembly, upon
the subject Of he'ExlensiOn Of the Union,
we are warranted in anticipating a large
collection Of people, and a rich west both
to the body and mind.