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New HOsasc-FurnishInS Ware
Room.

YyHE subscriber respectfully informs his custom
Il ers and the public generally, that he has
opened Ware Room on 9Th street, near the ave-
,nue, where he is. continually receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES Of goods in The House.keepers line; I;
viz: VI e-.g* .vsE ts yWH .Nttf3t.s,.
AMERICAN AND BRITISH CUTLERY,
sbnsk and T,n,gs. Hoih,eare, Nood,odre, Brush.
es. BASKETS Brifaniauare, Teafrays, Pelocipedes
together with large collection of USEFUL and
FANCY articles, too numerous To mention sale
store at the old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, near
9th street. ,..t..ftf9 GEO. SAVAGE.
feb 27-tf
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A Card.

G& "A Card. s,Nrae 81 .ea.
YpNHE undersigned, considering himself duly
Il qualified, offers his services to the citizens
of Washington for the drawing If plsns and spe-
ciAcstions Of dwelling or other houses, and also as
measurer of builders work. Charges moderate.
H may be consulted between the hours OF and
IL o'clock, A. M, at Mr.. Purdy's Office, Lumber
Yard, 9TH street, Market House square. a
fob 27-tf JOHN c. HARDNESS.
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New Spring Goods.

New spring COOOs. s.aEeH
Just RECEIVED ... n
" Super black and colored Cloths q Cassimeres
De Merino and Marseiiles Vestings
y Do Jeans, Gambroons, and Drlings -
Do Bereges, Lawns, and Ginghams aaa
DO Chintzes, Calicoes, and Muslins
Alpacas and Plaid Silks
Furniture Calicoes and Curtain Musllns {
y White Cambrics and Plaid Muslins a'a
Shawls and Scarfs e4t sI. e-.tFe4 q
Fancy Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Mits
Blcached and Brown Sheeting and Shirting
7" Cottons3 I.'E#sfa M IHN Is
Bed-tickings, Osnaburgs
Penilentiary Plaid Cottons and Checks
White and coorcj Cotton Hose assorted
Together with almost every article usually Kept
in n Dry- Goods Store. Bargains, and no mistake.
Cali at tsltta VI %9.0 WM. MfPERRY'S, '2tt
I'd door west of nth street. opposite Centre Market
apri1 g-tfs .tlilf. NsIEA Aa# q "l-@
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LOOK THIS WAY EVERY BODY,
Painting done by the art of HOcus PUcus.
HNHOMAS HILTON, House, Sign, and Orna
IL mental Painter. Old Chairs repainted, and
Furniture vanished. He will be ready fof the
prompt execution of work at all TIMES, on the most
reasonable terms Shop on 18th street, between
@ and III streets. march l2=tf
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POETRY.

I'll sr409 hap iHs5 4t dts words tItga t#.
Are few, but deep and seleinn, and they break
ftesh from the fount tf leeling Porciyal.
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New Flour store.

NNHE subscriber has taken the warehouse on the
| north side Of water street, opposite Messrs.
Read a. Son, and intends keeping supply Of all
the various grades of -four. He will endeavor to
make it the interest Of dealers in the article to give
irin cal as re is determined 10 sell at small pro.
fits LEWIS BROOKS.
n feb 7-n Water street. Georcatown
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TAKE NOTICE.

OUCH of our customers as are desirous of set
D ting their accounts, by cash or notes, Can do
so at the store until after Monday, goth ihstsht;
after that time. can be found street, directly
in the rear of the store where their accoubts can
be settled until after lst August NEXT, when all th.
settled accounts will be placed in the hai1ds of an
officer for immediate settlement hope there will
be no complaints after this Notice. E& 81
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BENZ JAMiN HOMANS,,

/. BENJAMIN .HOMANS,, + .aly
Auctioneef anti Cohtihission Merchant,
Betu~es 10Th and llth Slreets, fronting Penn
ssylvania Auenus @allH9o
Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city
,..parch 9--6 E8.,.ttg
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lido ~ g. n" 2 Insertions i 81 g
I do .i"H ,g' 6 4" 80 s,s"'s ia.g IS 81
S'sr months ., ~ n. $3 rs
line insertion 6 cts.
For every subsequent insertion
Business cards Of S lines for 3 times
.,sh per week for three months $l 90
For oreayaar '.,& Ag5.tF3i AM 5 w
PAYABLE invariablv in advance.a 7a!f ia2
O. Printing Of every description neatly
executed. such as Books, Pamphlets, Cir
'culars, Cards, fandbills, ETC., etc., Oh as
good terms as at any other Office 9a
While the g ssCoLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN" will
be devoted to the cause Of Temperance, its
columns will be enriched by original articles
on subje, is calculated to interest, instruct,
and benefit its readers. II is intended so to
blend variety, amusement, and instruction,
as that the various tastes of its patrons may
be (as far as it is pracucable) gratifed.
Commerce, Literature, and Science, and
every other subject Of interest, not nconsis-
tent with Temperance and morality, will re-
ceive the earnest attention of the publisher.
Nothing Of sectarian, political, or personal
character will be admitted.
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Fancy Store, between 9Th and 9th streets,
July 20-3t Pennsyltahia avenue.
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oraiip Gittraturr aris senft Busintss ans e5enero
[ DAILY.

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8. llltb =. E. .Sofnalt,
NNlnhLer m YlLIcnt1itlf.

VaubelS : SdnSler in glllent1un,
Grgreifen bieie @eleecutcit bas Dnblifum
efino ibre Sreunbe ats brGoncere ~ tcnadrid,
tigen, oas Ge an eem ndmIid,en Srt no frils
brr eicfes @efdldft bon ocffmon uno Tco'
Der betriebeit tpuroe, un6 sipar derace pbcrs
haIb on9enbud,'s 9nfbauie, auf Der n6rolis
dlen Seite Der Samiltou Srase, oirirn 6aus
Del be9onnen haben altno fe jcbrr,cit em
rooaftdubiseS enforcement Srsttcr unb Bait,
hcl, nuf Soano halten iperbcn. Sbr icei0er
8orratb belfebt mater anccrm aus fclgcnoem
Ollie 9lrten Meies II. @tlbpein 0parrs,
sgcplar Scarb6 bon ! 3olt uno 1
Boil 9tfe, Sedntlin9S, Npplar II.
ale anbere 9lrten Nlanfen, Salfen
iino Sparren bon jeber Dirt, 0atten,
9att6en, NfCiten S6tnceln, Sci,
terbIume, unb iiberbaupt allc Q(rtis
tel fllr ole an etnen SaubolS Sof
an9efra9t miro.
Sic ncroen fId bcioneer6 bcmiiteu immcr
ocm beifeu uno id,6uitea StcfF m faufcn,
iino eanit itren Stof er96n;t balten, uuo
reripredlen ocriClben fehr tpchlfril ot;ufeeeu,
ypeucr ddI oerjenige elblt llber,eu9en fam,
Der bel ibReH auruft. a.a
Sur nlbcreits 9cnoGene Stunofhaft ifattcn
fte thren Sfuneen un9ebeuheltcu Gdnf ab,
uuo bitten unt cine Sortoauer BET @encoens
belt oeS publifums, mefde Ge I'D, ourd bilIis
&c preiie uno CUTE 2IrtiteI 81 osrbiencn ludcu
tperben.
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2(us;ebrlmg! 2(ueseGrult9 /!

.eufeR, SsrtditunSrn, Gpstrilitisfsit {uftrtrsnt
JnnnuEH ScterNihwtree, 8luttpees, fbwCres
Qtbcncbtrfrn, Sdmrrj nter Ssitt Rue 8rult,
.berJtlrrtcn, Sshnurfcm Sitwr, Group .nics
cOactrchcre Contribution, ipcbcn 6als,
0crrcnlhirAtc uno 0lle &rantbcitru reS
.h0lcs, rrr 2sruit unp Ger Suuac, cds
wirtlGnllic uHO i6uelitc tStauute
.. !6ciImittel fur rinigc rer rtiscu @
Srantbcitcn 1T
SpCtpr Grapne'5 sulamrncnoeIeEter
SDrup oDn QSilbftri6en. .
Cine anoere Sur Der 9lusscbruna.
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O. e S q, { ca, L 6 N.

Die mcilf iuteresdntcn fur TamiIiens
81 br au d,, uno belehrcno fir 9 d) NJ.
3 10 d c, bon ir9ruo cini9rn bic jemals
pubIiSrt wurbcn Snmal ra ibr II cbris
ger pre | 8 nno au9cuehnie @r6ee CO ei'
nem ieoen mcaltd, niadt, fId bieielbc angus
tdIdfer, nenn er onocrs 9eld,mad fir
fddb6arc 9efd)idtlidle 8cIehruu9 bat.
GuiicllS @cftthte Der &ercini9tcn
Staatett bon ecr Gntbefun9 9lmes
ufp'S al bt6 sur Der jett9en 3eit,
init SupferiftCbcn 9esiert,
JtnleilS Gjei6i6te opn @n9lanb, ipels
de Ole beIoncern @cldicbten BON
gSaleS, S6cttlanb, lmo e5rlano eins
fd)lte6t
9fui'cl5 @citbidtc Don Iranfreid,, eli
ne 9ei6idtltte Sef6rctbun9 Der
Scuti6en, Sur9unbtaner, Sapre
oroS, S6pet5er, ,c, etnIdlie6enb.
9fuilcl6 @jei6id,te bon @rietbenlano
llno Stem, @nnrlirfe bon bcn CSlts
SclL G9pptcr, unb Gartha9cnians,
ltno anGcrn 9tltcn Gtn9ebprncn ein'
fbltc6ellb, re
Cieic id,dsbare Wcrfc ftno in elmer per,
ffdnolidrn uuo oortrcffIdleu Sprod,c 9es
itricbcn, Hno ldllicecn iu ocr TcGae b ic
u c dl | d, ten Der mci It hcrpors
ra9cn 3 tie Tdticucn in Der
Q8c t IN Il d,. Gle Iiuo nit lcbr id,6ncn
Stitlcu Ocr(cbcn, it6n Qcorudt lmo auf cine
oducrhaftc QSeiIc oetunrcn. Diclcs nit ibs
rem ipi6cnfdnft'idhcn QScrth, hat bcuClbcn
ichr Ihncilc sufuahmc in Sthulct, 70 mic it
Siblicthcfen uuo in Der SonIiiicn unfrcr
auf0efldrtcu Silr9rr ourdlnu6 ocm Qdnnc,-
rpcld)e e6 por;iCten ba8 lhrc Samilicn ihrc
miteiNrn StunScn burd, II ii e / dl c uuo
dn9enc hmc IctChrun0, bonn eurd bad
ecien bon nubIricm Strff III Der Ncrm orn
gfcvcis Die tiNtid, pubGiSirt ncrccn, ;ubrin'
9cn,-oeacbCu.
Scccr G chrer wcGd'cr rpnu1d,t ont; fris
ne StItlCr Rcnutuiee oufhdufeu mGdtcn,
Die linen in ihrcr HCbeus;cit nilslih IIne, Icqs
tc cinc @ld6c pon jcccu eiefer SIdcr ith ans
Gdoffcn.
Scccr q utcr Der miinidt tos feline
GinScr &cr0niiorn unb llutcrhaItnuo III
Nauic bnben m6dtrn, ocrburbcn nrit Wfs
icnIhoftcn uno Ctnem Gharaftcr, prId,cr ii,
nen 70 merth uo thcucr III, iclItc eiue6 prn
lccen etcirr Sntcr, fur ictnc Sdmiiie anfau'
fen.
gtc cbiocr |ildcr, 70 pic Gmrr1cn's &c,
riihmtc Mcaccrs, 9Irithmctic6 uno Gicr9rds
rhieS, fGuncn burd, sImfro0e bci irocno ciurm
8cufmauu III ciClcm Stoat crbaltcn fpcrren
-unc mcun iTc biciclbr nid,t in ihrcm Stchr
bntcn, fr miro &c Der Roufmanu icslcidI in
Sunutitdtcn fcmmcn laRcn ocu
Soc9on unlo 8hcmpfon,
NcrduS0cbcr, uub SirpE Irrf6ufCr in Pii,
der mo Sd'rcibmntcrialicu 90 80,
.. Ncro 4tc StraBc, philadelphia.
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9trbeit ouf scr 9'aucrci.
, % q tlrt DIT.

9lualle Die eS an9ebt.
llutsrlhriebcncr m0tt hirutit ecm gpubIi'
FUN betannt, cas sr ds GrlIfee ucter bic
prrIcn unb bad Term6scu non auoreas
JsHn sef upu 0sibeibere GaHufd,tp, Gcha
Gduutu, anacifsIIt rpcrosu ii, uuo rparnt bic
nit jcesEmaR eem bsfagteu 9Inereas jSuuFeI
nthie auf ficiusn @rsbit su tcrgen cccr gu Ieb'
men, chHe cine Srorr nss Iruitres.
S5arob .. GubnS.
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Cine Scrlcs,,ng.
Nat0Gass Srefc6er,
Sauhc[a 6anbler in Der StaNt 9([s
Ielltllin

lentdltn,
Mad)t hiermit feincE Tscunoen uno ciuem
9eebrtcu publifum iiberbaupt Die 9In,ei9e,
pas er friren 6OISbrf auf Die anosre Srite
Der Nanliltcn CITRATE, uuo snar bcinnhe &C.
aenuber BON no or oerlelbcn friiber hattie,
oerl'9t hat, alltpo or INNER enrn 0rc6eu
Borratb bon Srettcr uno 8anhcls alter
glrten allf SHaub haItcn wire, - ictu jctiqcr
Vcrratb 1T 6e(onocrs ein ccrtreffIider une
beitebt inter anocrsm aus
Belbs ltno 9SeiGpeint N(cor IcarHs,
Boplar 8oarbs, Scdntlia96 unS
Dlanfen WtipclsSparo5 1t. Scint
ltn9s, 8trIben Scaro lno Nlans
fen Scmlpf Sens Sedntltro5,
ssScice6, 9fdfter6, GIben Wanfen,
gdttbelL 2eiter 8dune, uno iibers
tattpt ale 9lrtell 8retter, Banbpl;,
Dfo(fen, 2attell lnto SdiueelL
msIrbeS siGes CT 9cfounrn il lcbr wOhlfril
su perfaufeu. H-g7
SaSCldbe oahcr bic ecrnrtiae 9lriifeIbrandhen,
'tpcreel nchl tbun, psun iIe bel ibm anrllfcn
nno eieiclbe befeheu, fur tpelde6 nid)ts au9es
rshust peresn Icn.
Gr il oanf6ar fir oencsenf RuneGhdft, II,
'uiro (icl eurd, bilIiae preile uuo quite Grti
Eel f'rnsrbin bte(sitV ~ ertpsitcrn iadteu.
@ Ratban Grelber.
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Grucfer Qlrbelt.

eiQe etrieH Dvu6es,arbeit wirb in biefer
Drndereisu ben nDlsrmeoriaffeu preieu, une
auf Die tlirielie Anselae cerridbtet.
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Sat fetuc 2lmtstubc ned, INNER an benz
aItcn @de, 6ltlidl POM @curtbdulr. 9rgeno
prcfcfIcneGegclhdfte tpeIde ihm aHpcrtrant
pcrecn miro CT NIT NrcueeH icrSfdltig unS
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Stcn unp 0tdct StraBr, Ybilartlrbia s ...
Q9arnuma. - Sds Nutffum icItc licb bittu
rrr rtu risltr "LSIIfdms' uub "liirturcn" rcn
2HtIrtirldtn, nc III alien SDeiGcn rcs Sauets cut
itanrcn, rrr9rth rcu Ntritcr ;utrrctrt mefhr litb
Itcch otlr dl5 fIltb crwrrn, wcnu man in rem = tirs
ten wc tc bcrPcmncn nur ctras nodhftiNt aIIt Ger
ttfifHtc nm NnAdtcn in Sctretf ron Or. Swapnc'S
iulNmmcn9cltRtcn QHlNriritbm SDrup finn ifrcngc
mobr" mn rcr Gi3cntDumrr tmrfiuat rtcttltsn tag
LID rrn Ncrlrncn, ric turd rics trribmte Olitttl
Ncbeilt rrrrcn Scr uripruuplhc uur alIcin cthtc
GrtItrl 1T rtr III tetrnmcu tci Or. SwIpnt, Olrrrr
wcit Gdr Ger Stru unc 9tdce Str0Bc, VgtlaccIrbta.
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Ter llnterSetdnete nclIte ebrerbieti9ft bas
pnblfum bsnahridt9er, oas CT ale 9Irtsn
9abinet lBaarcn gum 8erfanf auf Sano bat,
,peIdIe nit brIcnoerer 9iH6fd,t auf Sd,6us
belt uno Dauerbafii9fcit ans ben belteu W2as
terldllen oerferti9t porcen duo. Scin Stcd
betfeht nnter anoern aus fol9enten 8aareu:
35 Olabascnp Sureaus, pcn aaen
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-18
3u Derlebuetl.

Sin bcquemes ;meiitGdiatrs badifeincrucs
Naue, nit eiucm gutru Giarten aelcaen in
Der Siohn Straec, lmerbalb Der Billiam.- -
Das Rdbcre bel
Etrct, Sa9etuno 60.
NGertauu, Gan. 81. na3m
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lBLl00ZlSL5WlG8 !
sITURDaI; FEBRUaRV !, 1916
COMgatcEGeiiCrs

We last week mentioned the arrest by Consta-
bic Bedcman, of three men for passing coun,er.e:
money. We were in an error as to the name Of
John StelleT it should have been William Stetler,
and who report says, has oeon but a short time out
of tho Eastern Peniten tiay. The other whom We
supposed to be Riff has travelled through the coun
Try under the name of Johnson and i, no doubt an
old offender, sthe bills found upon them are not
mentioned in the latest Dotectors, we give below a
more particular description.
los Schenectady Banks dated June II, 1915
payable to II. PratE Thomas Palmer cashier; Ar.
chbaId Crag president
5s The Orange Bank, July 4, 1915 William
Mann cashier, Stephen D. Day president
SIS Honesdalo Bank, payable to + Fisk; dated
January ., l8l3, 5 D Ward cashier, Heoly pres.
idont.
5s Bank of Mddletown; Sept IS, 1899; payable
to J CIoIe; Simon Cameron cashier. B. Jordan pre-
sdent
EOS Merchants and Farmers Bank Ithaca; dated
May 4, 1885, payable to Thomas Jones; B vii.
jiams cashier and T s Williams president
2Os Bank ofLowistownj January 8, l8i5j paya-
bic to & Clark S D Ward cashier and II l. Scoi.
president
Some blank Gyes in sheets Commercial Bank
Florida
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FI0rida Sugar Much attention is be
ing paid to the cultivation of Sugar in For.
da. The Tallahassee Journal says, it will
at an early day, be among the articles Of eX-
port from this section and we doubt not,
will form the heaviest article Of cXPonCrom
tho Eastern aud Southern districts Of the
STATE,
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From CANADA papers Of The 25lb, We
ind heae extracts in the Albany AlIas'The
Montreal Times Of the 2G.h says that des-
pa'ches wue received on tie 25lh, appoint.
ing lhe Ear, Of Calhcart Governor General
ul tbs Canptas, and adds that it has heard
lnal Vhe militia is to be Immediately en-
5oImd' The Transcript regards the ru-
nor as to the militia, as PREMATURE ba.
s,vs as lO We new Governor;
The appointment of Earl Cathcart 10 the
government OF his province, has been, in
III pro5abIty, suggested by 'he uncertain
nature CT lha Citations at present existing be
INeen Great Britain and the u S, Al
bo0gh we by no means aporehend warwe
taH perfectly understand that the appoint
N mi Of man pos sessog the military rep
ugio0 Of Lord Cathcar! may be useful in
more ways than one.
The same paper makes the following
announcement.
lljs stated lhaI 10000 troops Of the line,
mduding two companies Of sappers and
uuors, have been ordered Immediately to
,hrs cbuntry. This will account for some
# the recent movements that have taken
'jsce in the Lower Provinces,
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AN INSINUATION

A printers money, says the Al ION Den
cratic Uoion, may commonly be found Sc
curely slowed away in his subscriber.
pockets
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A LARGE PIG.

Hon. s. B,Idy Of Clrawsso,on Tuc~
DAY last killed a fat Hog, twenty moa.h,
old, which weighed FIVE hundrei and SIX
nnnnis
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whom he had followed as his pollicll
u6dtl through IItif-- f. and than withwhom
70 differed with no man more reluctant
iy, lie regretted his course ia lheI
Senate today
Ho then referred to the provisions Of lheI
bIlI--Io the amendment whIca he had pro.
proposed-lo the position Of our affairs
with Great Bdtaln--lhe naval power of
England, and her strength in war-and
,aid that he would laugh 10 sCofn. The IN
vaslon Of any foreign power England
will never recedo and this country Will
never recede. The West, Indiana Ms,
souri,, Illinois, Western New York. and
other States had spoken on this subject
and he had learnt OF his friend IrOm Mis-
'Ourl that this morning intelligence bad
been received that thai State a'so had unan-
ImousIy adopted resolutions fyrng forever
our boundary in Oregon a, 81 40, Ohio,
ne believed, would speak also, lie repre-
'ened here, he said, lhe interest aud feel.
ings of portion Ul the West, and he felI ~
to be his duty to represent it faithfully
Our relalIous with Mexca wero referred
10. If Mexico strikes a blow, he said it
will be because she knows that she is
backed by Great Britain. Who can say
hat Great Brllain Is not the Insgapr ol
,he evenls now ransprlng in MexIcol It is
he secrecy with which her movements are
1lways clOihed that makes her armament at
this time deserving OF The most serious all
enlion from this country. II was our duty
20 be prepared for any emergency. He
was or preserving the honor Of the country
at all hazards. 50 far he was for war, and
80 far was The West lor war, and no far
thei'
As Representative Of the people of Ins
Llama. he had inrOcdned an amendment TO
the bill, which he believed 10 embrace the
views and wishes of bis constituents. l.
had The subtance and not the shadow Of
measure for the national defence He de
preCated war like The last. He did MOI
wish 10 see our coast desoaIed by the war
ships of Great Britain. aud for this reason
had he brought. forward the messure-a
measure which, it carried into effect would
shield our country from Invasion, her cnes
and towns from fire and the sword, and herI
tair daughters from Insult and brutal viola
ton.
rr7-E-grvv5s7E5yzVss
II H'H8e and Eaaliy of fOM Children
SaOed Jy D0g.-Mr' Solon Z. BeNes.
IF Cond6aId bainr oho,, - 49,. 49,, r.
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bounded joy, the repeated embrace, were
worthy Of lovers, These Two honest Dulch
men did talk real Dutch that night, and vii.
probably do so long time, ashley work
N ia:ms that adjoin each Other, - Man.
n0mh N j. Enqmrer.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-07

Santa Anna is bigger than the famous
Colossus Of Rhodes. He stands with ono
foot on the Island of Cuba, and he other is
in lao city of Mexico.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-07

The Mercantile Library Association oS
New York, has added l,429 volumes to its
collection dariHg The past year. The num-
bgr js now 22,740
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-07

A New Hampshire son OF the muse, in an
explosion Of poesy, speaks Of Iady-hjs
Ioge---'wh1se oosom's Ike a while,washed
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-07
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The Brazilian Government has protested
against The capture of its sIavers by the
Btlisb. Bring out your big guns.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-07

4 child, aPPaenrlIy about week old,
was lound drowned in Providence the 9TH
er morning, with rope ronnd its neck and
p Stone attached to iI!-Whal monster wears
NM nnman Lnrml
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-07
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Ga Thursday afternoon last, while two
men were at work, digging ore in dilIo on
the farm Of DR., V. Kresier, near this vii
lage, the e.rlh above them caVed in. One
escaped without injury, but The other, Hem
rs Greer, German, wNs caught under the
falling msss, and although every Cxer'lon
was lmpcClalely put in requisruon to cX-
uralr on, get, it was near twelve hours
beosr he was reached, when he was found
dead, supposed 10 have been Immediately
smo,beryd by the earth, as there were no
5ra5r, upon BIN. lie was about thirty
NNHLs MI .Nn,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-17

ter, May 9, 1927, and appended to Mr.
.CIay's address TO the public OF that wear
! referred 10 the importantly Of some q
Gen. Jackson's friends, as Indicative of :
disposition TO enter into a bargain. In
that remark, had in my mind, amono
other things. these observations Of Gen
Houston. Should it now be asked. whv
! did not then divuIge the whole, nv an.
swer is, that although held myself at all
times ready to do SO, if called upon, | did
not then consider il necessary. The
only question then before the public was
the charge, that Mr.. CIay's friends hal
made propositions to Jackson for a bar.
gain, To repel that charge, my letter
above mentioed, was written, and | chose
70 con1ne my statements to the nature Of
he issue. Gen. Jackson most sipnaIIv
aIIed, being fatty contradcted by his onIy
JSLOANE
We have not spuco for any more al
resent, but in ths meantime we wish toI
now what the Secretary of State has To-
ay to his very peculiar position.