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SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
WINER'S ARCANUM EXTRACT.

AS A sPRINGiPURIFIER OF THE BLOOD, this
system sen, sad effective force cleansing the 8losd
sh
WI" W SEX sa'u AkSaS N fs if also
for all diseases arising from state Of blood
Ss b s ss1o K a % s .ss bs
the Bones Ulcers Of all kinds syPhc and NeIcura dis
d, , a assSs;s
%ena The use 70 psent whose
Sesn INJURED BY heightened Illness and the use Of
po OH Go sss and e sa
degree visible this medicine ii properly administered, viii
This medicine much cheaper, peasanter and warranted
The following certificates selected from among many
others in possession OF the prosrie!or.
and efficacy OF this medicine pamphlets, which may be
obtained agents gratis.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9Th, 1886:
.e! which e.olsd highly and apd it al and indeed
the ss
.osy G s f had S
am lv ' haws Ses o s
u. of Wiasr Aresnam can esneientonsly recommend II
sruptiSn. j ever heard Of; a,onorm -. =
h, ss
Extract we'll calculated afford relief thousand. who
prAeip.. fniiiihaps md humanity, lmacS as d.is
to have paraded before the public pufe Of
patent medicine TO state which under
immediate observation.
My little grandson about three of age has been act
with breaking all over his body and face since he
months old. Several physicians called in to him.
and they all hereditary scroulous affection
s IF. so
Of his brothers died about three after having
had the White Swelling" feared by the family that
this child would follow him. After having used all the
Scroulous Medicine within CHANGED 70 adj
vetisemen for the sale of Wners Acenum" purchased
bottle and after having used three weeks the boy entire
y free from any srupons n. general health = much I'M
The child may be me by calling No. % South
10th street. am, sir,
Your very grateful servant,
ROBERT FUREY.
Price, 81 per bottle. or six bottles for IS.
Prepared by John Winer Co.. % Maiden Lane, T. sole
Proprietors for the United States.
Sold by Wyatt Kechum l2l Fulton R. A. Sands,
1888 Bowery corner Of Spring; W Bassett s44 Broadway
Brooklyn by Mrs Hays s9 Fulton street, Brice q Jame;
Street. f. r. Quirk Co., Columbia aud Atlantic and
Dr. Seane 1874 Fulton In Albany, By S. f. Phelps So
State Street. Philadelphia, T. w Dyo,, Co. 1872 North
Second street. and f.. b. G. Kinsoe 2O9 Chestnu
Baltimore, Charles Wseman. New Orleans, Bertrand &
Ssez Richmond, Va, Gaynor, Wood Co., and by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. al lm*m
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bR. MARSHALL HALLS

" " IL ~ a IL N Il Az " n ~.
nR MARSHALL HALL one OF the most celebrated
~ physicians in E0fn. the dissoverer Of this yuaDie
msdicine, IL u Row used and prescribed o. the most emf
neat hyscas in Europe and America sovereign reme-
d. In Weakness of the organs OF generation aud every In
most happy results.
DR. Hastings, OF London in the London Lancet that
he has been very with Halls Cordial Renovsto
IN the treatment Of the following diseases
weakness brought by secret habit ndsyed by young
men, causing lsscvieus dreams nightly discharges Dspep
si weakness Of the small of the back, consion Of intel
lecf orgetuness palpon of the heat TO socie
~ consumption emaeiaoa elects whites oostru cton Of
CERTAIN evscuatons total Impoieacy and barreuness,
cured by this medicine Phillips Boyne, Agents For
for 50. Sold AT IA Duane iyi lt.m
THE SILENT FRIEND IN NEED.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS speedy
"A aud radical for Gononhces elect Structures all
urehra Discharges. Irritation Of the Kidneys, Seminal
Weakness and Tor all diseases from
They composed estIey Of vegetable ingredients which
nygoraie the organs Of generations and dis
eectuay than any other
discovered.
81, with directions. - ly4 Item
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-The
l,ubseriber after enlarng his premises is now prepared
without ripping Ingram 81 cents yard Brussels cents
per yaId Hearth Rugs, Table Covers and Shnws cleaned
from IS 10 Dresses dyed washed from 80 cents
$ Goats cleaned dressed from cents to S Pans do
from rs to 50 cents. L. SMITH, 10 Allen street.
EB-Terms cash.
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Home Ports.

NoRroLx, Jniy Arr schr Rainbow, Rogers. Boston Sid
brig Frances, Cobb, Portland
PLApaLrHI4 July cid barks EliI ibeth Rempston,
b; brgs Pearl Harding. BOSTON, Madrid, Little West In
dies; Havana, GIL. Boston: Aamaa sherman Bedford;
schr WIN Hart. French, Proyidence Kechsbite Sawyer
Boston; Shenandoah Young, York; siman Ross, Al
mead y. York: Below brgs Ducamen anu Pennsylvania,
and schr American Eagle.
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SCHENCk'S PULMONlC SYRUP
HAS CURED Me.
OF RICHARD L. cox, MAN OF HIGH STAND

IN
HE ia r $ sss:i Fl Si ss
$$iS$ss 'SSsss
until
physician then informed him that h. lungs were in isea.s
ssd G sifS ssd % I'D
WAS short and the sa. led
S sa
s s Sff Snf be wSo @ nsyd
s a% is he GG S%s
vh rha es had s e S ten o .d f the ses s
so9a rpened under the soohsng Influence Of the Syrup
strictly followed decloe. seeo%Tsnys the Ps%e
at SfesS matter oso
nature that his friends could scarcely the with
S
f $ sSs . sRsr s'sf
gradually di%in quantity, and chsnsed shs!
to and in short lime he was able to ~ his
s ss his sta %s Ss
his condition such surprise and wonder in all who saw
inSa il M Isfn from rs grave Tia.
Continued using tut he had TAKEN Weayse bottles That
@ s ra ID il se
He s {: SsS $ S: s Is .sd . Of
TO be y rssT1ee'y sound
Affirmed to and subscribed this Sd day Of May 1866 before
me ISignedl CHAUNCEY BULKLEY,
Alderman
EvEsHAM, Burlington Co., N. j., April 22d, Is45.
We the subscribers residents Of the township Of Eyesham,
do hereby certify that well with Mr.
L. Cox and frequently visited him the last Of Pumo-
Consumption, which believe cured by the
Schencks fumon.c Syrup and feel it duty recommend
been witnesses the perform
ed IN this section OF the country.
BENJAMIN buchanan, John Leeds jr William L. Brown,
William Hammitt, John II. Ellis, Andrew Griscom,
Franklin e. Cox, John Is. Coz, Thos. III. Hewlings,
Jos h. Hewlings, Joseph Ellis, Jacob Hewings.
MARION, n. j., May sth 1915
Mr. Schenck-Sir: am pastor ofthe Baptist clurchs
Marton, New Jersey. Some three four months
taken Of the deacons his neighbors
Richard L. Cox then lying all human deaths
door by consumption My distinct was that the
gentleman would not live week. To my surprise
him my congregation last sabbaih healthy looking
that Syrup the of saving his life.
am respectfully youn, JAMES M. CHALLlSB.
The genuine Pulmonic Syrup is prepared exclusively by
the proprietor and for sale at his principal Office No.4
Courtandt street. where receive advice hay their
SUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA aud LIVER COMPLAINT,
free Of charge For sale also by A Sands Co.. 27s Broad
way Huchngs 2i3 Beeckcr ST. Ford 2l Fourth
Wooster Everitt 96 Hudson at; Dr. Gardener 63 Mont
gomery street Jersey City w. A. T. A. Van Zandt,
ner Smith and Dean sts Brooklyn Redding Co.. State
street, Boston,
Please bear in mind that r. s. Beekman does no. sell my
original Genuine Pulmouic Syrup and avoid deception,
apply for the cid established medicine at No Courtandt
a3lmtr.
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RESPECTIVE FLAos

ring the month of June 1866
SHIPS Ba,s'. pnss' s s1s syg, TG ,s,.
Foreign ........ ii 10 So iss q ,sY
or the foreign arrivals, ship, 7barks Is brgs and III
schooner were British brig Genoise brig Bremen and
lie remainder American.
a., ctrAHAScfs
SHIPS Banks. Br re, sshs SIPS. Total
f fS's'ss. u Is e. e IL Il, Is i,s
or the foreign clearsnces ship, bark II brgs and 1913
sshooners British bigs Swedish and the remainder
American.
sur RoBERr @. SFAw.-Informaton was rec eivsd at
through Captain Swain that the ship Robt Shaw
Of and for Boston for New Orleans
FONT, at the SW part Of Nantucket Wednesday
Csmng during thick fog wind SSW and heavy swell
vi lef the ship M and proceeded TO the town
., 10, assistance The ships false keel of
W. inc y nned tight at last ACCOUNTS The steamer Tee'
o sioor Ieaner left Boston yesterday morning with
n Gnrns and men and would probably !ench the shi
~. -" nuLoy1 When Captain Swain left Nantucket
s log T That the ship could not be from the
s9ss q oS pies Cotton ticrces hams 9 barrels pork,
40 ~ 90 beans go do and oe kegs lard lis do but
rh w a. sno " casks grease 1853 sacks corn, 23oo do
- osIels p'cksges skins bales 50 rolls leather
zo hiaes sHs Pigs lead She left the Balize, 7th ut
spoken.
nnr JroJan, Mitchell, from Wilmington NC for N Or.
leans, "a June on Hole IN the Wall.
BARK aa'msn somes from Orleans for Liverpool lith
Ia. on Rev West ''''
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COMMEIiCIAl..
New York. Friday, July 3

INV
AsHIs-Both descriptions continue in fur request.
Pots, IS so 50 oct. Pearls, 81 S46i,.
BREApsruFFs-Ihe market continues firm, with fair
demand at 81 for prime Michigan, and - 06A 81 lc
for Genesee Southern without change hear of no
transactions of moment
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Foreign Imporsassons.


HlMguRe-Bsrk 2 oman-i case figs w Liendahl0
ID = hid sehnags Koop co-se1. A II witIs-ass
Coddingron--7o hhds w Van Sent
BnEMEs.Bark Maris Albena-i3bxs Wint.rhoh Barker
Vemsck-5 G y A Henrchs-e Runner x Moeke-is c All
renfedt-3 Mulier--i269 10 order.
$50 bags 100 boxes loers 100 do wall
nuts 1870 do almonds G5 quoce paste 80 bags canary
20o do 80 quarter casks wine to Chamberlain
Phelps
hair. ;, do Wool cordas soa~soCs horns. hides
hair II do wool De Forest &co9 do hair 225 bids Bar
Sow BIS hair Rchads-leo hides Case-3s9 hides
GuAYAMA-Brsg Neuyias-g7. cask. mOlssse, hhds SUI
gar Thompson sanford srd sanford 100 bags coffee
Jose dc Reivera San jorge
Domestic Imp0rtations.
NEw ORLEANs-Bark Louisiana--leiO hides c Roberts
I6 bbis flour G Thurson & Co.'s logs cedar SHith
Sonis5i sacks wheat w Dunbar Co-a2ls do 81 bales
Nrw oaLr1ss-Brig Woleos.e3oo bushels corn Doves
csTy223 stsls eedsr Smith 0 son spu,.
isy-l5G pkg. Xdiisnes eo1l ea;k 4 i Cary Co. OK
Rodgers col Dbl. lard ass Kegs do Mun;ell-eO BIS
Nrw 0nIsAss-Brig Cop. Tom-leso sack. wheat Ne Gre
gor Morrs27s7 do 200 bbs pork 2so empty bbs 4
PgysAoLA-schr Seal25 bales cotton $50 logs red cedar
1890 feet red cedar plank 1000 feet pine plank bis
SlvasSAH-shp H.r,ford-a2s bales cotton II II Colt s
co-9i do seguiu66 do Gondy & Well.-29 do L. III Brig
Tileston co-3i do De Rossst Brownie de TO rder
do Manning co-y7 csks rice Reid-i3 do De KOssett
CHanLr.Tos-shpC harles.on.I pkg c Taylo ga tc
rice Bukley-l52 BIS cotton tmeric-l3J Blu ckmey
Hines-2i bis Rossire-l4s II hhds OK order
ss Hyat-i gin PIPES Bienanao Tboys Hayat Sk &C
ball col NJ MIer-3i bs cotton Victor Duckwitz-
MS b A Fannestock
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ASTONISHING CURE oETHE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

JERsRy CRY, March n, 1916.
Dr. Iownsend-Desr Sir The reat benefit that have de-
valuable medicine, will be sudicieut apology, am
vnced for addressing which should not do
uader ordinary or IT my of
unusual character Hopng may De Of some service you,
fering as ave been, felt duty send you the follow
ing account singular efficacy Of
case had been much of health for the two
about months since several physicians
sssd more than describe About four months ago. my
hack shoulders became dformed and joints were
OF their places, and suffered terribly day and
night One OF my shoulders forced fall inches
continued get worse although my friends rssortsd
every their IT, but without suc
Only about month since taking your
Sarsapara and have regained former appearance
and usual health am full aware that this
gular TO- appear incredible and have requested some
friends add line the bottom for the benefit of any one
who may be disposed doubt the of the ssts
MARIA THOMPSON.
-. - jersey CRY, March n, 1896.
certificate has and does reside with and
whom may that the statement in the above
WM. n. SNOW,
MRS. A. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue, 2 doors from Barrow q.
For sale at l26 Fulton street r. r. Van Buskirk. 2e2
of Market and Broad Newark N. J c. ngs.
IT, Pserson n j. 1905 South Pearl street, Albany Red
ding CO. No State street. Boston Bsakus Bull Troy;
Mr.. Wells druggist, Utica; Grant Bockss, druggists.
Schenectady NJ Fowler, LansingbuRh; and by principal
duggs sensray throughout the United States, West In
None genuine except the large square bodies which
qusr signed with the written signature Of s. r
TOWNSEND, and his name blown in the glass.
APPS 2mSafsi&Thsrc
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GERMAN SILVER

JAMES q. MOFFET No. i2i Prince street second block
ID west Of Broadway constantly manufacturing German
Silver various numbers and widths, which he will warra,
be equal any, either foreign domestic for quality, and
which he will sell wholesale TAIL at reduced prices
P. SAn goods sold will be delivered in Of the
city. OF Brookiyn free OF expense az lmem
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W W. 4. sNN31W
NOTICE

NOTICE.
MOTTO hereby given all persons having bought
IN from Laimbeer Quarry, Ripp's Boy, formerly
pied by Messrs Mott Knowton, that the Of the
Quarry viii be settled by r. r. Lambecr the Once the
Quarry. WILLIAM LAlMBEER.
Dsted this 10th day OF Apr les - imsrc
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To DEALERS IN WOOLLENS

TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
Ii NIGEON Co, 9,l West street, Re-fnishers Of
H. Cloths Cassimeres and Sctne The gold medal has
been awarded H. Nj for the in re-6nshng
Woollen Goods.
Refers Messrs. Woeo Slade, 81 Pine street; William
e. Langley Co.. So Exchange Place, Of Broad
and Brigham Co.. 60 Pine where orders be
left. myl Imsr
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BRoKrR BoAnp-a shs Boston and Providence RR, Io1s
100 Long Island Rt, 81 3la; 1870 Nor Wor RR SO
IS do sO ~ so do bio 3SA4 Rights Eastern RR SI $500
United States per cent loan, 1853, 90.
SECOND Boa 80 shs Nor and Wor RR 58k; 50 Reading
RR, 33ys; Western RR, 80.
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CoxsAcKIE, Sept q. ls45.
DR. Tewpsend-Toa all whom this may. coDesm This is
70 certify that wife used bottle Of Your
previous to her under the and de-
cate circumstances being troubled with the dropsy sw~
OF the feet and very
with my permission, and the thoss who
had used it, she Undue ed with little or no fifth md
suffice say, the medicine had the happy desired effect
only in the hours Of confinement but the
Of week Of its the dropsy and affection gave
astonishing degree and her health now better
than It had been for long previous
subscribe myself your and obwsd servant
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dr AsHaUNr oil Massachusetts, claimed the floor.
Inc CHAikMAN-The gentleman from Massachusetts
Mr K.TnSusLi appeal to the House to sustain
my rignt make point OF order.
Inc CEAIRaAS-The gentleman makes a point of
order.
Mr.. AsHNus-Mr. Chairman, l.
Tne CHAIRmsN-The gentleman will SUSPEND his re.
maAs Inc Chair WIN state matter of fact The gen.
ueman from New York addressed the hair before tho
gentleman IRON Tennessee finished his remarks the
ron massachusetts addressed the Chair alter
me gentleman finished mis- remarks.
NJ. AsHauS-tsuli standing) Mr.. Chairman i
ne ChAIahAN-Ih he gentleman will suspend his re-
marks tLaugner) Under the rules the Chair assigned
the noor 10 the gentleman IRON Massachusetts
elr AsHnUs-slr. Chairman
Inc ChAiRMAs-The gentleman from Massachusetts,
MT AshMUN-l don't wish to give rise 10 any trouble.
days AMI last night also know that the gentlsm an
IRON new ork mas also been strlving and rather than
give occasion Tor further delay viii Yield r. That
Asnmuns fine fellow ~
MI. hArHBUN thanked the gentleman and cd
70 speak Oh the bill OF the Committee They could not
set OUT OF seventeen millions yet gentlemen were
Tsneu W smut tner eyes, and 60 IL blind like bats.
Inc people oil New York were for correcting not
overthrowing the system of discrininatine Tor
plotecuon Ia revenue bills and he commended that spc
enc duues, and not od rators "a proposed y the bill
pose the remodeing of present t.r,I Law hn, N "a
st the action OF the House and had he the power TO
inuuce them TO act as became the representatives of the
people and do what their constituents required-proyIde
mems 10 pay the expenses they have occasoned But
ne would take occasion to notice what said nv
tne gentleman from Indiana" Billy Wick as the gen
uemsn SAID has people called him. The gentleman YES
terday endeavored whip ia gentlemen be Iong,ns 10
the democratic party but ais manner was that OF Vain
hWehhea1 anu ms BY conem mi.
pie iohy and he sud lie down. crawl and lick tho
'sneAin lne isst oil those in power. His remarks
were Ike those which Distinguish the low pothouse
pHwisr and nt emily for that tmosphers. They were
made not only before the House before ladies who
present IN the galleries II was not his (Mr Rah.
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H. ZIlANEA.Lto

MARRIED On t. sdav, unc Of
n October, a' Cooper borg. LengE On.
p, hv Rev. Nj G,rmao, MIR CH,BLrS
KooNs formerly of Bloom .burl, 10
MISS ELIZABETH FRAyK, OF Co,psrs.
burg.
On The 81 inst, hv the r y. William
], Eyer, Mr.. WILLIAM LEwARs, Of
Turbe'sville, N,u-umb'rsod CO. to
Miss MARY ANN CLAYwELL. ur Caua.
wissa.
On the e9b ulr by the same, Mr.
JACOB FIsHRR. oi Min township, 10
Mis-. MARvl1oLLENBAcH.or C,l4Nl.,4.
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CONSTIPATION OF THE B.whL. - 20.
loness, hesdach, glddness, pain IN w., ,lls
and breast, nausea and sickness variable -.
oelits. yellow nr swsrlhy complexion. g..
re the usual symptoms OF Liver Com.
.0lairi.
U,;ghts Indian Frgetable Pills are al.
vavs certain 10 temuve the shuve con-,
plants, because they purge lr"m the body
hose morbid humors Nhcd sre The Cause,
no, only NJ all dlsutdere OF The It er, nat Vt
sverv malady intlden, to man' single 2j
'eni box viii IN all cases give r,lIel. AID
perseverance, will most Sssu,edly duye e,e-
Ity particle uG disease from the body.
HrighfS Mdian PegetGbIe Pills also
completely cleanse the stomach and bow.
lis Of all bilious and pulrid humors aud
herefore are a certain cure for cholic, ,dysen.
cry, cholera II otbus. and other disorders Of
he 'nieslines.
Offices devoted exclusively to the Sale of
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
IPIL.S. Wholesale aud Retail, No. 100
Rare Street. phrIadelphia; No 2ss Green,
wick Street, New York; aud No. 1913 IIe-
mont Street, Boston.
Ageni Tor BlormstuIg, George Weaver
For other Agents see advertisements In a.
mother column.
$780, ..l..~..A
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AND
FANCY AR TICLES,

among which may be found, velve,s and sodns Of
all colors, feathers, flowers, ribbons. bcage for
wells, kid and cotton gloves, linen and cotor hand
kerchieis polka and plain combs, shell ou' other
side combs, breast pins, shawl pins and all other
kinds ofpins, bead and other needles gold and S |.
yor pencils silver and other thin bless steel heads,
rings and tosteIs shaded and plain visit for purses
and bags clasps for bags, purses aud bags reudy
made, veVct ntck ribbons Of different kinds, collar
etts, cap stuff edging and bordering, head dlcssrs,
bracelets hooks and eyes, thread tape &c. IN fact
almost every thne usually to be found in fancy
store, all (which she will dispose Of es low as Ihey
can he obtained elsewhere
Also - Fashionable BONNETS aud CARS
mode and kept on hand for sale
November
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iGlLU0&lSL2JBIRG .
S.4TURD.Il; .vOV.E.URER I, lc4G.
AGl2NOEo

Y. b. PALMER Esq. is authorized to net a
Agent for tie CoLuMBIA DEmocRAr,' and re.
eeipt al monies far Subscription and AdperfiS-
ing at his Agencies in
PhiGdiDAiu NJ. 50 P;ns-sireet.
NetY York " 100 NtSsQu-stretf.
B0StDn l6 MQte-StTeet
BaHjmors s. T.. cor Bait. and CGhcri.Sts.
Observation-Disclosures and TrqGeSmen man tina
il 10 their adronfdge to advertise in This zqItrus
il is tie only one Published al the County seat
md las a greater circulQtfon in the county Ma,,
any Other paper published tciihta sttLmjts
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The Governor Of kenluCky has appoinl,
ed Thursday, Me 2esh Of November, 10 be
observed as day of thanksgiving; and ,he
Governor Of New Jersey slso. This mskts
Twelve States which viii observe ,Ae sam,
day as DAY u thanksgiving.
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NEHHREN EEE& 4.
MISS NJ. l.. robson,

SWTOULD respectfully inform the citizens 4
w Bl1omshurg and vicinity, and the Ladies
Especially, that she has just received, and is coD-
stanIly receiving from Philadelphia, new ana
splendid assortment Of
FALL & WINTER MIL LINERY,
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ook up srms in its defence, and you
nave pretty strong force tor The de-
euce u = piece which na,ute sod ant
have combined 10 render rs tuong ss
any ia The world.
How such an army thus situated,
could ever allow isti to be conquered
by fotce Of less Nhsn 1000 men, wi II
'Iwsys appear strange 10 me. The cow
ardce OF Anpudis IS now established
beyond doubt. So reful was he Of
his person. ths, j. is said that he never
once Itf his house wheo any firing was
going on What PITY that one OF on,
'hellS could not have dropped into biz
bedroom.
! Ielt perfectly satisfied. when saw
he Mexican troops pass out Of town,
WITH me arrangements wi iCh Gen. Tsy.
lut bad made wih h n. To have Ia
Ken ell iiese men p,suutts wou d have
heen useless. Tntu arms we dld not
wsn'; lh.ir horses were worthless, with
law exc p iDrs, aud II would have
been ve,y rXpets,ve snd troblesome 10
eed snd gnsrd so many men. And
r,ovtr, u w,u.d have cost many D
valu BILE life TO have carried the city a.
the point Of The b,yoner.
rode out with the head Of the col
nmn dsy before yeslertsy, when then
3 division ieit lowr. That scene alone
would almost have remuneraled one for
8 long journey to Monterey. AT The
head o! he column ode HE commander
Of he vision, with his stoG, sccompsn.
ed by Nj Scott of the 5'h lotsnlry,
wi b his Aau'su', (Lieut. DeSs,) and
Lieus Hanson, Robson and McLaws'
Col. Prylon rode by lhe sids Of the
chltf, and received very sh,clIonsle
mbrsce from him as We turned cut 70
let the column march on. " hen the head
nsd lesched Palace Hill. And now
was presented a scene that can never
fo,sr, Two rsoimsr,s or;o.o,,v lsd
Il, with colors Hy ing, drums brarlng.
and The trumpe'efs blowing with all
,bsi, mimi, Thc fr.,suada ou,h.,o;.,
ho, oouil Tho ~ ~ r
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The Printer is much in want ofa few
bushels Of WHEAT. CORN s. BUCK
WHEA | , Of those who owe him upon
absorption. H. would also Ike fe y
bushels Of POTATOES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-07
EVACUATION OF MONTERREY
MONTEREY, (Mexlco) Sept. a9, ls40.

MONTEREY, I IMeXlIoJ ofpL R9, lS40.
Gentlemen; We are al Length in qul.
It possession OF thi. place, the last diyis
ION Of AmPudIa's army having marched
lut yes'srdy moruln2. The Isl dyis.
ION marched OCT on he &c h. the 2 on
he q h, Snd the bslOnr0 on the 2s h..
saw 'he lwo lss,, end was Sble 10 form
a lolersbly good idea OF the number OF
men in them. There could not have
been fewer than 2 500 10 each divisien n,
OF regulsr soldiers, we'll armed snd ..
quiPped. Add 10 these some 1000
horsemsn,who left the city in small par