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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19
GRAND JURORS,

For January Term, IS47.
Brccreck- Adams Nathan SerIy
Ccntrc--Pau Zaner
Derry y-Audlew b, Cummings
Frankn,-.W William Roarlach
Fishingcreek-W WlIIiam Park, John Lazarus, hi.
lam r. kIiae
Greenwood William Eyer, William Rathes
Hemock James Roat
MahonIng- Charles Conner, Thomas CLARK
Madison William Nosrcller Daniel Kuat
Mlliilp Charles Wotkheisor
Main jacob Gcuucart
Montour- james Wood-dcs John Richards
Orauge-Samuel Bcz
RoarIugcreek- Jefferson Wintcrstcen
sugarIoal-- Peter Hess, John II, Davis, Thomas
Mundrnhall
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SarTRD.IT DECEMBER 10, ,slo.
NNNMNN.o

v b. PALMER Esq is apthorjzed 10 mt as
agent tor the CoLrMDIA DENocuAr,' and re.
ceipt all monies tor Subscription and Adrofis-
ing at his AgencicS in
PhiladeiDhia No, so Pine-Sircd
Ncw Hrh 100 Naysau-arccL
Bpi0R lG Nafc-Siyret
Bahim0rc s. T. cor Bait. apd C0lUcriAis.
Myclaais-Msciapics and 9radcsnen D.ay find
il To their odcaniogcio adrcihc in this palrm
il is The only oae pub6sbcd m the County seat
7m has Il greater circaiaHoo IN The c0uniy Aaa
aay other PaPer published lciha sHiiniiS,
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The Printer j. much m want ola few
bushels Of WHEAT. CORN & BUCK
WllEA | , OF those who owe him upon
subscription. He woull also like few
bushels OF POTATOES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19
OLGLLlTAgsG'o

DIED In Monlour, on Monday the
1lh inst Mss LAylNA RUpERr daughter
Of NJn. Leonard RUpeI aged AZ,
A lhe residence OF Mr.. Char es lleilry,'u
Boomsburg on tie ljh inst. allrr d" ill.,.
ucss Of nine days, Mr., JEREMIAH VA TINh
II Rush township, Northumberland ,ouoty
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-L5LlAlS'LANl:2

WARRIED.-On To, slay the Is n
inst. hy Rev II. Funk. Mr.. NHLiAM s.
RICKETs Of Fairfield county, Ohio, ,oNiss
"LlzA IlARMAN Of OtangevIic, Columbia
county.
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AN APPRENTICE

To the Printing business 10 wanted at this Or.
dce' An active hoy 10 or lG years Of ags wiIlrc-
ccIye good encouragement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19

The remains OF Major RinggoIl and Lieutenant
Cochanc passed through New Orleans on the 9Th
instant on their way to Baltimore, They were
received at that place by the military
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19

The Honorable John NJ Read has resigned the
office Of Attorney General of Pennsylvania Judg,
Champncys Of hancastc: is spoken Of as his sue
cps,nr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19

Congress has as yet done little or nothing, no
will any thing probably de Jcnc until alc Tie hol.
idays.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19
NEW GOODS

" Nv GOOEpS
which we're deposited at
l. Il RUPETT s NEW STORE,
N Mau-,ucct. Ihcy are now selling at such d
rapid rate in consequence of their low prices
that fears are entertained that one half the people
will not get their winters supply out of this cheap
stock. All those then. who want good cheap good
should call Immediately aud supply themselves
with Broodclo,hs Sallineits, Cassimercs, Over.
coat cloth, NcstIng5 or of any description of cloth
for Mems "car-PrIn'5 of any description and
price, PalmcuOcs, Cashmeres, Mousdcaines Eng.
Iish and French Mcrinocs. Alpaccas and satins-
Tokey, Cashmcrcs or Blanket Shawls, Pcckr,
Han nIkechIrts, lackonct and Swiss Edging ma
Insertion, Gloves; Stockings in fact any thug eI.r
that may be wanted, You cannot ask amiss,
GROCERFE S-H4RDUHRE AND
CROCHERI UHRE.
And you may also have your pick ont of an cxtcu.
syc assortment of ENDL9 RUHBER SHOE y
and HATS and CAPS.
Call soon or you will will be to late to buy the
.c!capcst and best goods in town.
Nov. %
.SAOAN s. TEgOfEl SON
.HAyE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
C'a'hsfrom 5Gi cents to 50
Souiuct,s from 37@ to s7l cents
Ca5simcrcs from 81 cents to SECS
Caa5mcrcs Sarns & Silks
Velvet Ncsliugs num IS scents to IS
| -. A IT q
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lDLMAoEcOcaG2 So 10
''rRura wrruorc rIAR

,GlLCUMiSlBCTla .
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19
MACK EEsEEn

a few Earrcls Of FIST rate No. . Ma icrcl at
"a So per Barrel or - 25 for half Barrels.
Allknds OF 6OE,VTgI' E'ROBE CE taken in
exchange ior goods at the New Cash s:orcby
II BARTON 4 Go:
Dec 10
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VICTORY! VICTORY !
ULRAH HURAU! HL'R.4H!

WA HAT'a liot and rumpus' there hos been
wv since the arrival itbc ccIcbracdBoat Ner-
chant bringing the largest and cheapest cargo his
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CHEAP CHEAP! CHEAP !!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03
MIR. HI. COLLTNET.

JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
146 Broadway and ~ Liberty Street,
REN desrous of selling the balance Of his large stock OF
~ Fall Winter Goods suitable for Gentemens of
fers them the reasonable soci the
ton of gentlemen about purchasing
He also ofe the balance OF his well assorted stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Dress and Frock Coats Pants and Vests Sutous
Cloaks, Sacks and Office Cats which will be sold
from till the LIST OF February.
AT COST.
large and choice assortment Of Shirts Scarf, CrAvats
HosieIy and Under Apparel. constantly on hand.
N. B.-Gentemen furnishing their material have IL
mad. and trimmed. and TT warranted.
10 For sale. splendid Coachmans Coat dis lmsmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

bOV TEfhAVI&hs
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Tuesday Evening, February 3,
The performance will consist Of
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
Or The Ship Of the Iarenger!
Charles Falkner, Esq Captain Of II. M. b,
Wizard OF the Wave, secret service Mr. Scott
Henry Belford LIST Lieut. Of the Wizard Mr. Bar chard
Weeyil, Mate Of the Unknown Schooner. Mr.. Cony
Previous to which I'd time The Petite Comedy Of
LUCKY STARS
Barnsby Bristles, aCobbler... Mr. Hadawsy
BaIbary BIistles =. Ms Sergeant
Lower Boxes 80 cents-Second and Third Tiers rs es
Pit and Gallery l2h ceuts. -
Doors will open a half past 6-curtain will rise att
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

IN Lsfayes.Bank provides THAT the Trust Company
out of its means may establish abank Of not less than
$685. 900 than 100000 capital to carry bu
snsss either as independent bank or as a branch
bank Of the State Of Ohio under the law of last winter
II II shall elect to act an independent bank il is
authorized 10 issue its notes for circulation having them
registered and countersgned at the State Treasury If
IT acts branch II obtains It's circulation as other
branches do from the Board Of Control and may have
representative in the board A to the number Of
tees and directors, and their liabilities the company
governed by its present charter. Thetrust department
Of the institution with its capital &c. left underline
old charter heretofore in way affected by the
law.
The lafayette Bank is authorized to establish branch
OF the State Bank Of Ohio out Of its present means and
TO carry banking under the act Of last winter with
capital Of less than $500 900 than 81
II may reduce the number of its directors leaving their
liabilities they under the old charter The
law to be accepted bya majority Of the stockholders
at meeting to be called for that purpose The drec
tors Of the new bsnk to act trustees to wind up tho
affairs Of the old bank.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
Bank OF the Valley in Virginia at four periods
SrArE OF THE BANK VALLEY IN VnosrA ,ycLu.
DING ITS OFFICES OF DiscouNT AND DErosrE.
Rseo JuLu 4 Jun .Jtu a le
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

Married.
On saturday January sist, ny thu Rev. Dr. winkel-
mann, Dr. AENrLIro CH. 0uENTz t0TMss MArHiLpE B.
WAaIus, both Of this place.
IN THIS city on Saturday, the slst ut by the Rev.
MI Somers, Mr.. ApoLpHE ALpHoNso KuRs, to Miss An.
LAIpE ELIZA McCnEApY.
IN Providsncs r. l., Monday, Goth ult by the Rev.
samuel ossood, Mr. RALPH W. BoorH, CLARK Booth.)
OF Cncmpst Ohio to Miss JULIA H., daughter Of the
late CsPt Daniel D. barley of Providence.
Died.
On Monday, February 2nd in the hope of blessed
the asth year Of his age "' " 'A' s'y' -
His friends and rsstjves ana ,ho.. ar IL. s.~ux -
invited TO attend hs suners from the ~ hs
.oninls~ A. W Brown, No. ia Park Place, on wsdnss.
day the sn inst q. r. NJ, without further invitation
On Mondsy afternoon February oni sssr shors IN
and Harrietts Hampton. ss'e' " 'osePn
The Relatives and friends Of the family a.. r..,..
fully invited to attend the funeral this fTussdsv sfsr
uoon) At ~ O'Clock. from the rssidencs OF In
law. Lewis ?. Coutant las Elm strVef "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION NOTICE-BENyAMIN MOONEY will
SELL this day the Auc ion Room, s3 John street, at 10
.isring and FORKS Files Butts and Screws Scissors,
Pen and Pocket Knives, Whips, Tea Trays, &c.
Also lot Of Toys
Also Camphine Tampa
Ao hand G. Id Watch. full jewellsd; sold
count Of whom il may concern. f3it'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

and full Orchestra and Chorus.
He that his efforts to give the fullest and grandes
Concert Of will the appreciation and patronage
Of the public Nearly all the pieces TO be produced are en-
best and most classical composers Of modern times.
70 Particulars 10 future Advertisements.
stores ri 3tsuc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

Enlarged and Managed by. Rockwe & Stone.
Every Evening this Week,
will be PLAYED the new, vast, and superb spectacle
SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN;
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
In whicha highly trained HORSE represents the BULL!
Splendid Costumes net from Paris by the well known An
dew Jackson Allen.
Music. Peterschen. Properties, H. Needham.
Among the Of this gorgeous production, journey
of Gothic Mobility and their Traus-Arval Of Maadores
&c, the Scene of Action Amszonian March and War
Dance, by ladies armoThe Bull Fight-Escort oil
the Governor and Knights.
Besides the usual corps. Camilla Gardner, Harrington
Stone Mosey Stout also appear their great fea See
small bills.
Boxes Is cents; Pit l2s Open s-commsnee at
O'Clock fINnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03
MUSIC.

THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respectful
ly inform their friends and the public that they
pared play at balls and private parties the newest Coons
Waltze Gallops, Polkas by Musard Strauss Lanner, La
bitzky, &c.
The Band consists Of from two to twenty-five instruments
shortest Hcss yihSSt attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte on reasonable terms Inquire at No.
1877 Elm street. ia lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

u. o. OF o. F.
THE MEMB Frs OF NEW YORK LODGE No. 10.
o. q o. r. hereby notified % meet At their Lodge
instant the last tribute Of
late brcthe John Ryer The members Of ether Lodges are
respectfully invited TO attend. Byorder of
HENRY HUNT. Jn:, NC.
o. c. BAILEY, Secretary fjlt'mc
THE TREAsURER Of the LADIES ASSOCIATION
L attached to the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in
Prince the receipt Of SoO &C.
being the proceeds Of The Erna Ball given the ls nit
10 lire MARIA MOONEY. Treasurer.
A STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE-A well selected stock Of Groceries, Wines and
Teas for sale together with the fixtures Of the The
store well and old established doing
first Wholesale and retail business offers rare OBJ
portuuity Of moderate capital to inter- into
sale and respectable business Address GROCER real
name las no other will be noced) this Office 81
NEW BOOK ON CUTTING GARMENTS
CONSISTING Of number OF tables of the simplest con.
struc,on aud which be used by any who knows
hgure and has been the habit clothing would
be oil immense advantage to all who patterns by
~ referring TO the coumu containing the
can cut their pattern TO the incest exactness.
cents. f3iv+r
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.(
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. 9 Aston Place, late 5th Street,

a feO doors Eost Of Byoadway, Nev York.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above for the sale Of Birds Foreign and
Native Cages Seeds &c and hopes by strict attention and
fair and upright deana merit the patronage OF those dpo
ssd to indulge in this most ~. sh.sul fancy
In addition to those mentioned his stock will comprise all
articles in his ne including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
sorts, Gold and Silver Fish German Paste. made after
proved receipt, Cutie Fs Bone Fountains, Baths &c &c.
B. Orders from OF the city carefully attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER.
New York. Dec. u. i6l5. dl2ImSr
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OLYMPIC VHEATNE.
This Evening, February 3rd,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. HARDwICK.
UNUSUAL ATTRACTION, FOUR NEW PIECES,
LADY OF THE LIONSnSCHlLDREN IN THE
WOODn-"sEEING HOLLAND"
'kIUHARD THE THIRD TO KILL"
Dress Circle 50 cents-Uppr Boxes censPit lax cents.
Private Boxes $3-Orchestra BoIes, s. f3lt'rc
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So WILL BE SOLU, AT TATTEHSALLB, as
4%<Broadway. Monday, February 3D. pair Of
AZ4black Carriage Horses This sale 70 be made posi-
lively TO their bill for keeping unless the be etled
previous TO the day ofsale. .j0NsrFsM
w. PRUNING CRAZE VINEs-Now Is the proper
oime to trim Grape Vnes-Persons wanting their Vines
well done by the experienced hand in the city will
psase leave their address for Thorburn
TO- Or at his dwelling corner 22d and Broadway All
work done the most moderate terms Fl St is eodsmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

Q1( AEWAR y e az s; sssss. tn T.. no.
~, - ssess, s.scsrssnt 81 bsli Flower than All the
Other Asti6eis Towu Muufscsurr ~ h' e'y AZ l.m
free for month. - 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

81 WANTED-Rooms 10 let to two or three gentle
c:: men, with without board neatly fumshedsut Of
the second floor Of house in White street.
near gosdvsy they will be rented together or single In
- TO LET IN WARREN STREET-The large
E; and convenient two story Brick Dwellins No g.
e:l ing two story brick building attached vaults
Apply at the Office Of L: Ii. Ludlow & Co, Auction
No Wall street, daily betwesnl and O'Clock, per-
son. or by note at any other hour, addressed to =
E3 LEM-One Of those three story brick front houses,
with attached situated in the central and bus
part of Harlem, the side of the avenue be-
i23d aud 2 Sud house is flushed complete
with convenience for respectable family Stages
Applyto ]. T. JACOBS, iaath street. near ID avenue
N B-For sale cheap 900 yards Of healthy Garden Box
edgng. to be removal to make alteration IN the grounds
Apply as above j2s lmsrc
- FOB SALE. TO LET OR LEASE, the three
: story basemeet brick house. No 6 Grand street,
OF Mercer, in fee. An eligible situation for ply
rear and only one block from Broadway Epqu,Js On the
211werc
- CARPETfACTORY FOR SALE OR TO LETT
E:: Situated ia foughkeepse, Dutchess County State
New York, half mile from the landing proper.
Of large three basement and attic BRICK
BUILDING es feet by % fsetIw.h Steam Engine. Dye
say bulldogs The Machinery consists OF 50 carpet looms
and all spinning machinery dye kettles &c keep
the IN full operation The communication with this city
day~xpense OF transportation moderate The premises
and machinery are In excellent condition. and ready for mme
G- For terms and other particulars, apply 70
jal6 lm-rc Poughkeepsie.
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMpIETEii

L AWkENCE, MYERS L CO., g stone street, have
received per ships Epcrvier and Sea- the aforementioned
Brandies:-
Ond Dupuys Co in half pipes, pale and dark vnsages
lS40 to 1914
Bonnsmort Becker, do Do do do
J. J. Dupuy, do do do do
Which they offer for sale The same il under custom house
lock and entitled to debeuture d62msr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

BRANDRETH'S PILLS, AND THE BoDY's WASTE
To those candid who honestly doubt Ill. truth Of the
rindr,than system. would Them ponder well
upon the following facts
The food taken into the stomach IL converted into bleed,
which vital stream wing through all the ramif Of
the sem not only mIaris e aud contnuses life hut
uslls forms md builds each and part oil the
enma hine fihe bood therefore is pur. md hs shy
the body which is formed finn and supported BY tie blood
cannot diseased But II ,hefe be in part Of the bs,Iv
any att cian such bile ulcer hruise The bio.
en- naunf through that pa takes up impure matters ir. m
the local affection and carries iuo the general syst,m Tia
the cause al sudden dc III To persons OF nll habit afflicted
with hl md WHO medicnc the matter get. n,o
the circulating system and ch,kfs up ie fine bleed vessel.
rel by lightning Now this can b. remtdi,a-tl, B,.n.
dfehs fsN i'used NJ hct. tim, take all in pus
matters from the circulation, fnd the ger cru health A.
the same time they curing the local affections.
oh how important it Is to find that this subject be we'll
comprchendd II would from tedious ,iek-
ard oen theit toypss to their friend When
otherwise iho tomb would have iis victim.
sale OF DR. Benjamin Bfandreths Vegetable Usi,.issl
pills:
DAVID Il. PAYNE. Lyneiburg, Campbell.
lienfy Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
J, IL Swlnney 4 Co, Mafysville, do
Lee Bailey Go Brookneal,
benjamin NoNlin & Co, Failing Creek
VIM Mathews & Son, Walkers Church, =. Edward
Good Basa " Co, kmgssille, do
VIM. Rice y Co, fatmtille do
Heheiis " Bruwn, Amherst e. iin.,
Samuel Cash, Sandidgcs' Amherst,
Petefs = Reed, New Market, Nelson,
4. + Bates y Son, l.uvinfsIun do
q +. 4 II q. beli, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
March 10 1859 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

lrlgna' was going between certain Wiz and Drmo.
cratic Sens ors under the ausTces Of the BRUSH Min
islef by which tie rights and honor Of tie country were
be compromised away. Those Senators Of course de,
nied the aegation and The former INDUCED some ,e>
~ harsh structures upon lis author The Times how,
.vef, reiterated lis charge and pussibe in sill more
offensive terms, declaring that lis Information has been
derived finn member Of Congress- On The I'll inst.
The following proceedings ooh Place
.'Nr. JanagH said he ished IL call the aiippin Of
The Senate ioa privileged question, and f ta, purr
moved that the matter heore the seuale be 4ld
upon The iahe-whieh agreed To.
MI lafnagin sad he uu IN the habit Of noticing
articles HAT appeared in newspapers. but IN Tins
he bit called upon 10 depart from his rule llsluded
u articles which had appea el IN the Daiig Tunes II
tins Guy Of The 9th OH aud 10Th. making Gifcct aud
specific charges ni corruption upon this body.
MI j said he was mol going To prunonnce upon tie
tt Of Inueeence oil those charged; hn II any Senator
has been gully Of such couGucl as had been charged
II was h'gh tine that the country should knuw H. MI
j. concluded by olrrlne r,soIulon 10 opplint commit
tee To inquire into the matter and fcpnTt what steps
proper IL ynd Gale The Character af the Senate a. aust
the etosS CHARGES Which had bern made.
MI Madgun sad he had reluctantly Welded his
own desire pass This matter by In sllpare aud scurn
lie va, not IN favor Of ualelHg afY articles raanltIug
from newspaper. however hi. lis character ght br
tie would here take nccas1u 10 say that mctng OF
The hlg Senators had been he'd either with IT with
Gun 'r pres nce ut the Brush Minister IN reference
the resolutions OF Mr.. Co'qnl,t.
III was induced IN yield his support 10 the rroros>
cd inquiry principally hecaese il tad been asserted by
one =" The Editors OF The paper thai the information tad
'e' rhnh hnlcaed by member al Congress. 1T was
member OF the other House, the matter ii ltlle
Consequence, but II Il was member nl the Seuate. which
he could MI aud Wonld not hpllpse a iharuu.h irvrs
,sal"n was desirable. He lhoosh it due also 10 the
Bniish Minister
Alter Some remark, by Ales>rs. Calhonn. le ton,
Blehy. Chalnrrs Speip6f Vt,.ruft .oa NrBuGjp.
"hHk REORGANIZATION 81 Tie Statement al Ar. Coqullt,
tw'e WAS MT IN his soal IN his uscihe resolution
al Al. Jaraa1In VAS adnpfed
lin President appointed Mcssrs. .Itraagia. Benton.
net'ns,a. J. NJ. Gay ,sa aad Futaty die Commit
ter
The committee sot he aeyt dry ami bad Jesse L.
Dow tie proprietor Of the Daily Times. under eNnmi
"a''o" Nothing important, however, has Uecn yet
elected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

Raj Road, Why Ne tsh MI al difference TO III. rlars
montana people, will not Rail Rad in Tie direction
Of Richmond suit heir purposes As we'll IS Rs. Road
leddihg to BALTIMORE It's understood tls, The, err
1ahai 10 Kan hnad because they suppose tbr
TRANSPORTATION VIII be less er heavy articles Of freight
on the "rnef ian on 'he latlrr But as the distance.
which constitutes IN n"mpaaut element Of The eosl d
transportation. much less fon Buchanan to R.ehm1d
lIan Ia Baamarr We are at o<s Perceive " they
are husllle 10 The and So wn, o Ike The th,t
We should he pleased a s,laliou Of iii, speareai-
y pafaduxicaI postun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

he>o',ed. That ne snctrel, and hssliiIy hank
."t' JIM H. aergh ter lis sisI II lawn aud Gt
' zHaous, eloquent ana suec,ssul advocacy Of tlr prn
eipI''s aud r'aeHcr al Irlsl ABSTINENCE.
"ites.d''d. ftaD"e gratefully frcuenzc in Mr.
n"sh v"fieas trophy at tie f,d,emtuu p.nerot The
irdSs :" ihat sc hs hun sn INSTRUMENT OF Di,iup
if"V drncr whose MISS fempefaucr aud lhat sur
y mralhirs and prsysts shall - viii han bis abors
IN thai guud work 10 Which hn has devoted hs alsnis
aHd eutr2lrs
'Rrs9iye4, Thai the active aa1 powerful impulse
N'th has heeu gwen h la, al Temperance
cry cass m setey ty his feerni lahafs auuaas US calls
III ouf lively Etauif To- the Gt,a Author al Blessing,
I'D IN oni taitd s'sorus aud refssrrI3s tturs thu
tn2hlf Ia complete hr wnf Mhtf his aiihe Tor lis rud
the CRY OF q 81 and The gaad at man.
Irfthe tulnte shu~ THAI this ast RESOLUTION. cur>
ai'f uttered hy lhai ,asl assembly has been as cor
da'N eafrrd nut nta practice We have gwen our
""td-let - redeem II. Il Ne are iauhul tie blts.
say ut many, ready 10 perish. shall cone upon US
H.
T S-Nr G. wss ais, cordially invited to te pre-
fn With Us n The contemplated Ceid " ahr c 'tofaeon
an ihe ilh ." july ueN, Which invitation lac PROMISED to
h"n'r If possible
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Married. On Thursday evening. the l2th ,nsi.. At
Mrs. MaJ'r Mneheli's. by The Rev J. g. sterprtson
Mi AnLtsN IsFfwIou. at NJ .enatn View. To
Ms. ln.RLorrE ileGrRNaN, da03htrr at the late
SAMUEL Mitchell, Esl all ol Bedfttd county.
TIL LYMAN brought hi, lasc--dehghted hour,
Ihrte dwelt NJ ~ IN fieh's rosy hiw.ti
| VAN. Ia s,aihr the solitary shadt.
E'al notes IN minalng measure ray'd;
sui slowly passed the nelancholy dav.
And sui the stranger isl mt VIII r. stay;
he world WAS sail the garden nas n Wild
And man, the hermit sgh'd--ull Woman smllrd'
-. op The l3 h Feb. ~ the Rev iahn G. Shop.
netsm. Dr. 1No. Il. ilARniNa. al Ru,k, Munnt Ia
Miss llsRElEr II. tL,Yron daughter ul d.. ln,. Z.
Clayton. 81 bedford.