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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
-oIIY PECULIAR LINE Of PACKETS for S ..,s

@0I.Y REGULAR Line OF Paekes ior W.
es 5;rIn.-PaeAe! o. the I'm Aag-Ihe isst sa I'm.
PasI9eesds9. Aug l7,h, her regular day. She has
tvey On for cabl second cabin anc ses
,prL-s..,gcr- Those wishing secure berthe srot'
age Ps,I,- 20 picaJlon 10 W. l. J. T. TAPsCOIIi
uiasiT IS Sotltl-t ID door below bafILaE --lI-
NEW LINE OF PACKETS for Liyzfp 'ot-e
81 PACKET Of list Ausl.I-Ths Ipts G11 si9f lou.
,nrnl Capt John Eidritgc. will sail on fiaay S1bs
II = Ter fe.ar day. Persogi isaiax 20 800 f u
LIQUID not ia 20 make early 2PSaI1'1PT TkPSCoTr
psr.oas fishing send FOR 'bei, friend; aS 6i Of i he rem
-, an bg ls; 6ih 7lh, liih, 10Th zist ana H.,
~ sTery nsonh, on favorable terms. AppesGSSr
Ds.e e, q a'' es waterloo Road, Liverpool A<S-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
OPENING OF PENNSYLVANIA

t-.----------Ca aal for IG;f BfNGHAAlS' Tran-por-
lation Line. Propricl0rg-Wm. Bingham,
Tho- Bingham Jacob DOCK, Wm. !. Stra,Gn- Conducted
on SaJbsil-keep!ng and Temperance principles.
TIE rrUuGe,ors vi tu Old established inc haze pat Their
stock IA The most complete order and thoroughly pre-
pared forward produce ard merchandise 70 and from me
Eastern Cites the opening OF navigation We trust mat
our Cng experiences II, IL. carrying business, and zea!ou-
attention 10 the Of customers VII secure to u
coniinaaac- the patronage hitherto eAni-
ed Eia.h.Eas Line
Cur xeInruts vii enable d 10 carry freight ' iLe
utuc-t -patch ard our prices shall ayay7 BE a. 70" -
tie lowest charged BY other rcspoaslble lines
Produce and merchandise VII De received and orVaut4
East and West without any charge for ors efd!LG az
yancinr IRE: glt- storage commission. NAhh ran
ACES BISGHAMS' LINE. Bills Of lading Forwarded ai-
every direction promptly attended To- Address or Apply "
Wal TYSON. Agent, 10 West-si. y. \.
'-''i----'-' rs Markets, Phi!sdelphis
JAMES WILSON, Agent, L. North Howard-st bs''i1'''
VIM. BINGHAM. Proprietor r...yh
Cana Basin, L!b-ry-st Pii;soofe,ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

Is1e- ETFFALo 3 S1S5 RETEte 6IlttIlibus, cspI
n-cs79 The 81 81 VII rrn during the ensuing sea
ss3Il---sHE Po"siss,u Buffalo ard Green Bay Us fol-
G=En--r-1sJn per-" LEAVES SREEs
i.,.s ,..rEs EcTrtLo,,r NondayM'yII iAOnd'yAUgi7
St Ma, 50nds ~ NuaIagA 81 US Hond'y 1ug3l
Mond yMy ttonfayept u honGay &c stOhd 80
Moud yJIDel sysept2 ionlaSJ at<1 3ona o.,
MondJnel5 1aiSsy Oe. MoDdayJy Mono 0c c,a
NpnlyJHe2 o55Slsy Cctis M0ndayJily y Aonc J Ocl-'
NondyJI u '"'-r 'MondayAGg q .i....s
MoldyJ -s has undergone osi hofoggh fePtiss' anu
rsc ColGriDa n, business. The travelling public may
& IN fine condio her making Der tnps Pinctualy as
rs5Ienty rely ri ss.L-, that pains viii be spared
aaa desirable and pleasant 20 pas
% make her s''O"-
,engers., 1o5 Fulton r Wolf, s. Cortland, 81;
G. H. Is Brosd 'eT , Ygrt So,,in CHAN. W. W.
4 es %a a Parsons as6S SS s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
n-az.s Tpoy uOHNING AND EVENING

E,s%=--1efiSE iGr Albany and Troy. MORNING
rA---ss-z-f-.1z iNE-The Steamboat TROY, Capt Cor
nam will l.avo Tuesday, Th4I.day ana satufdaiy.LIns
Monday "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock n NJ from
The Pier foot Of Barcayat for Troy and inter
uitlinte places. .
VIM. II. Peck VIII leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt r. B. Macy will leave
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings at o'clock
from Cortland-s Pier, for Albany and Troy direct
II The above boats of the FIRST class they
nanded by experienced and officers and for speed
and accommodation superior 10 most and inferior 10
none on the rlver. )e3
xTE" . MORNING BOAT at d! O'Clock for
9--1S Albany and intermediate Landings, from the
foot of BOhiison-s,. Breakfast and Dinner
board Passage 81. The iow pressure steamboat
NORTH AMERICA, Captain g. b. rigs, on Mondays.
Wednesdays iad Fridays, at bt O'Clock A. VI.
For passage or freight. apply ON hoard anlo lw
IT, ,NORNISG LINE ior Albany
I2s9 - O'Clock, 4 VI. from pier foot vi Wanenst
-Breakfds and Dinner provided on board.
The splendid STEAMER IRON WITCH, Captain Stephen r
Roe i'll esve the pier iooto Warrcnst every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday aul2
xT<aa = INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
Es.1alE.slS Line for Albany;-rhe splendid steamer
ONEIDA, Capt Geo o. Upper, will leave
the steamboat pier foot Of L6erys Tuesday evening at
O'Clock P. ". landing Z, Poughkeepse and Hudson yliF
xT- .DAILY LINE at oclock-For New
E.-Ss,a,--H burgh and FislkiI landing ii Van Cor
laldus Pee6skilll, West Point Cold spnIs
and ComwaL-The new steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Samuel Johnson will leave the steamboat Pls 100.
u Wgrreu-st- every afternoon lSuBdHys eScep~. q
O'Clock Returning, will leave Newbdrgh every NoI.a5
morning hali-past and the remaining mornings VI VIC
O'Clock, landing above For ireohl VI Pu'eae
apply board the boat. -, L.,L
s. BAH baggage and freight OF every dsscrlpl'on pa
bills specie put board this boat must 10 a. tiS re
Of the owners thereof, unless entered on tue es.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
CINGutNiS aud Printed lIuslin,.-N: ARNOLD


ENRJS W. FIELD. Q Bnflne.s!lp, oHcFs Tor sac
y Wrapping Pupcr, liuoo reaus al sizes and qualities
WrappiIg paper. eco rrunS straw for shipping.
Envelope paper. 2.-0 reams assorted sizes.
Hardwar paper, 400 9X2i IN. 10 itx65 riches.
Book paper, 800 gearns supcr;.nc, assorted sizes
Book paper, 1900 rcam> fine assorted sizes.
News printing paper, 5000 reais, al sizes and qualities
Bnder-' boards, 10 tons, prime article
Straw boards Il tons, various qualities.
Trunk boards 10 tons, al numbers
Bonnet boards. 800 gross. all qualities.
Together with all other kinds usually anicd by consumers
and dealers the loves, manufacturers prices auto I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
, SINGUI.iK FACT:-Oui OF l0oo persons "

SINGULAR FACT.-Out of loon persons WHO
y estimated commit suicide yearly III Tire nlted
States mol single known to have been IN the habit
ofu,nr Shower Baltimore particularly those OF our
manufacturers in fact in that line can at any
tim. known by their good naured visagcs Any person
all given melancholy would do well 10 ca soon be-
for, the supply is exhausted. Ware-ROOns 10 Maiden
ian, SMITH TORY i co. aull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

ri, Or BOSTON, va Newport and Prov
- ei,ce, direct. from Pier No S y R-Ths
steamer RHODE ISLAND, Capt Msrches.
Ter, on Monday Wednesday snd Friday, al ? NJ.
The NEPTUNE, Capt Rollins. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ~ +. NJ
For ras,s e ler;hs s,ae-yocuis freight, application
may be ria CT board. No 10 Battery plsce WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
SOUTHERN COTTON YARN.-Besi southern

- Yarns OF Tue iOUuWinr dtscTpIIUns, arc oHefed 20
country merchants a the lowest marke, price, W.
North Carolina factories, assorted Nos. 10 10
South Carolina DO do do 10 II
Georgia hard twisted Yarns do do OLE
These Cotton Yarns made from pure cotton and the
complexion the goods i unsurpassed for ceare-s-
BUYERS can nIy Of numbers put up 10
suit their wants without price.
Also Paterson and other Nc' Ie-sey Yarns, az low phi
ces together with Bats Wcs, Warp, Twiuc ana W ad-
ding NJ Nos Il and 20 CcIar,i hai block above Pear-s
M .f,i-5 ieulII T y JNDERfilLL..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
s,HERMiN, ATYATER &; 60. corner OF B

ICunI Beaver IS Nc~'York Commission Merchants :oi
the sale OF Bloom. Bar Hoop, Scroll Band
ana al kinds OF Iron. Ciierfor sale
2i,p tons best Jersey Charcoal Blooms
100 do do Northern t.oomS
50 do Refined for wire b..icts
s A. Co. wil! advance Literally upon al ns!gnGen;s
of Pig Iron Blooms or manufactured Iron, which may be
sen, to he-o purchase IN the EewYork nag.c; on the
mos, r.asnn.hl, iern. ivS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GOODS!!!
s. BELL g. NJ. NJ. SLOAN,

TTAYING associated themselves as copartnersin
the mercantile business, receiving and
Opening their store, opposite the public bull
dings, a large and splendid stock of the newest and
latest styles of Fall and Winter Gouds all Of which
stock having been selected by one of the firm, in the
Eastern cities within the last threeNgeeks and since
the late great decline in prices they feel warranted in
lofering to their numerous friends and the public at
large, goods Of nearly every description cheaper than
can be afforded at any other estabishmenin the place.
Their stock of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ev-
cry article fancy staple, which can be procured in
the Eastern cities and is Of superior sy e and quality,
amongst which may be found the following articlesviZ;
French, English and American wool dyed brOadclothsj
heavy Beaver cloths, for oRercoats; wool dyed, black
blue and fancy coorsd eassimeres satinetts, great
variety of every style and quality heavy Orleans cloth,
n fancy article for mems and bows fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths of superior quality;
silk, velvet satin Vaentia and MaIseilles vestingsi
mems black Italian cravats and stocks; black Grod'n
Rhine silks; Ombre plaid Glace p, d. Sole do; bon
net silks bonnet ribbon and trimmings. great valie-
"; gents. and ladies silk gloves OF every descriptions
Apaccas, Merinos, Paramettoes, Hhhet cloths Cash
meres, Nous de Llines and Organdines; or en-
brodered Victoria and Mazourka shawls superior to
any thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satin
hdks aud French worked collars; fancy silk g1rdles
and cloak tassels 1000 yds calico, from 81 to 37A cts
per yard; brown muslin shirngs, diapers, drillings
and tclings, great variety of each; Flannels-scar
let green, yellow and white; eoakings, gnghams and
checks great variety; fur, seal, toilet plush, cloth
and velvet caps, IL general assortment; Bonncts-a
great variety of Florence BRAID straw and fancy, OF
the finest quolity-and for price defy competition.
! GnocERlEs.-A general assortment. Coffee; teas,
young hyson and Imperial; loaf sugar. New Orleans
sugarand molosses, ground cinnamon and pepper, al
spice, ginger, alum, madden, sweet and port wines
best quality, cumphor, cloves. uutmegs etc. etc.
| HARDwARE AND CuTLERY.-Knives. FORKS penknives,
razors and strops, scissors, Britannia table and tea
spoons pectaclos till locks door locks, closet locks
and pad locks escucneons and pins, carpenters rules.
brass candlcscks, suffers and trays table hinges butt
hinges and screws, plain irons single and double, fir
NOR chsels, socket chiscs files and rasps OF every de-
scription, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes, Rowands steel and iron shoyes, manure
forks, etc. etc
QUEENswARE.--A great variety of China, Liverpool,
Granite stone and common Of every description.
Weinvite the public TO examination of the above
mentioned stock all of which will be exchanged at
the lowest for cash country produce the high
est market prices BELL az SLOAN.
Cadiz no . 5, AS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

sent negotiation pending. Ithad been instilu-
ted in the split and upon the principle OF com
promise. lis object, as aVoNed by The negoa-
tors, was not TO demand the whole territory in
dispute for either country; but, in the language
of the first protocol 'to treat of the respective
claims of the Two countries TO tue Oregon Terri
tory in dispute fol either country; but, in the
language of the first protocol, TO treat of the
respective claims of the two countries to the
Oregon territory, with the view TO establish a
permanent boundary between them westward OF
the Rocky Mountains TO the Pacific ocean
Placed in this position, and considering that
President Monroe and Adams had, on former oc-
casions, offered TO divide the territory in dispute
by he iorty-nnlh parallel of latitude, he felt II
to be his duty, not abruptly 10 arrest the negot-
alton; but so far TO yield his own opinion as once
more 10 make a similar offer.
MOI ouly respect for The conduct of his prcde
cessors, bilt sincere aud anxious desire to pro-
mote peace and harmony between the two coun
tries, induced kim 10 pursue this course. The
Oregon question presents the only intervening
coud which intercepis The prospecl of long ca
rcer Of mutual friendship and beneficial com
merCe between the two countries, and this clOu(
! he desired to remove.
These are the reasons which acuated the Pre-
Sinent to offer proposition so liberal to Grea
Britain.
And how has this proposition been received
by the British plenipotenliary? 1t has been re
iected without even a reference TO his own gov
ernment Nay, more, the British plenpoeuua
Try, TO use his own language, trusts that the A
mercan penipolentiary will be prepared to oiie
some further proposal for tic settlement Of th'
Oregon question more consistent wth .fdirne$
and equality, and miM the reasonable erPcctd
tonS Of the British government
Under such circumstances, the unGers gned /
instructed by the President to say that he owe
iii TO his own country, and a just appreciation O
her title to the Oregon territory, to Withdraw th
proposition TO the British government which ha'
been made under his direction; aud it is hereb
accordingly withdrawn.
l." taking this necessary sIep, the Presld'n
st.I, cIerishes the hope thu this Ion9-pend NJ
con r,versy may yet be linrlIy adjusted in sucI
, a manner as not TO disturb the peace or nlel
rupt the harmony now SO happily snbsiStlng be
tween the two nations
The undersigned avajls himself, &c.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
70 The Right Hon r. Pakeuhnm, &C.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

FEW facts for persons afflicted with Colds,
"A Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Difficulty of Breath
ing Pain in the side Breast, and Chest BronchltisanG
that delicate and declining state of health so common
before Consumption sets in.
All Ipcrsons who may have any of the symptoms Az
bovc enumerated, those upon whose vals the swift
and silent moving demon ConsuIn pton has placed his
death like grasp, need not yet despair of relief Why!
Because EAsTMAN's CONCENTRATED BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, has already cured many such cases, and Will
certainly restore many more from the grasp OF the
grim visaged monster if those afflicted wilbut try it,
Do not saw ~ have tried this that and il does me
Eno good" but try this and il, after using it, you
not in some restored, then you may well de-
Ispair
Eostman's Concentrated Basam of Wild Cherry has
cured many cases. Here is the proof III short Inc
certificates are in full around each bottle
! Robert Carter of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attacked
with pain in the side, hard dry cough, and difficulty IN
breathing. These symptoms increased rapidly unul
mt last he brought to that fearful stage whe'e he
rold night sweats commenced, which presage speedy
dissolution of the spirit from tho body. At this time
he commenced using Eastmans Concentrated Balsam
of Wild Cherry having previously used many remedies
to no purpose Before he had used one single bottle,
lhe was restored to complete healh and has continued
so ever since Read his certificate on the wrapper.
R. P Crowel, of Putnam, Ohio, certites that he was
cured of severe and distressing cough, pain III the
side, shoness of breath, and night sWeats ny using
Eastman's Concentrated Baeam OF VIVA Cherty ms
cough and oppression oil bfealh was 80 se'ele '' l'c
could not lie down. 81,
Mahion Davis of Deerfeld, Morgan county, Ohio,
states that daughter of his wasin decline for six or
seven years, with severe congh' pnnIn the slue ana
chest. and other symptoms indicating Consumption
She used various remedies among which she used
en- bottles Of Wisars Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
was not Of the least benefit to her. She, as last re-
sort (and many others will do) got potue OF LAST
mars Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry, and was
q cured.
Do You believe now! We might extend the list Of
cures effected by this medicine, but of what avail! II
you will not believe these proofs would not streng-
Then yonr belief These certificates not fictitious
stories, got up for the purpose Of selling the medicine
Ifyou doubt write to the persons visit them and sec
the bloom of health covering the cheeks OF those SC
lately on the verge of the grave.
Again we say, before it is too late try bottle
Eastmans Concentrate ed Balsam Of Wild Cherry II you
wish to save yourself from death in "Consumption'
ghastIy form" For sale by Ii. EASTMAN.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
,t Also for saleby JOHN bEALM.
- dec3-45-6m Cadiz ONO.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

WANTED,
100000 LBS, Pork for f. which oS cash ne Will Will
give some goods.
1856 lbs. Roll Butter.
400 bbIs Glovers,eI, for which cash, orif requir-
ed, some goods will be paid
100 bbIs. Timothy Seed.
5000 lbs Lard, for which the highest price will be
500 lbs. Feathess, for which the highest market
price will be given.
600 bis Dried Apples, for which the highest price
will be paid in goods andif required, little cash
100 pair of good Woollen Socks wanted; mind cold
nnv BOGGS, sIMERAL AND co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
SOMETHING NEW IN CADIZ!
A BOOK BINDERx

TTNHE subscriber having located in Cadiz, perma'
nenty, taxes this method Of announcing to tht
citizens of Harrison and the adjoining countless that hf
is prepared to execute every variety of Bookcblnalng
at his establishment few doors north of the Cadiz no
tel BanK-booKs OF every description ruled and bound
to anv pattern Periodicals., Pamphlets, Music, etc.
bound in the neatest and most durable style, Ole
BOOKS and Libraries prepared, etc. ETC. PIices low
and all orders promptly attended to, -,
sepl0 =. EiLChhlel'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TENIIE subscribers have just received, and are sti
manufacturing, for the approaching season, mems
Kips and Coarse Boots Youths do, Ladies Cater
Boots, ladies gents and chdren's Shoes, OF the DIT
a SUPERIOR quality and are selling at vastly reduced
prices They have also very large stock OF Eastern
Boots and Shoes, and can supply tLose who may pre-
fer that kind Of work We sell mems heavy coarse
shoes 2s peEpu and other nH IN OnS mode
Gentemep's fine Boots constantly on hahu anu li''ue
to order. - -.
Farmers md Others are invited to call and examine
our stock and see whether they can't make i therin
terest to buy their shoes and boots ready made
The Ladies particularly invited to call and exa-
mine 4 new and splendid article Of slippers; also
splendid lot Of Buskins, Caters, Half Caters, &c.
oct8-tf T. g. b. w. PHILLIPS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
MILITARY GOODS.

No. IS, MARKET STREET, PlIISBURGH.
SIE subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, large and general assortment
Of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part OF Swords
Sashes Epauletts, Buttons, Laces Cords Baids Caps
Plumes Pompoms, &C. Volunteer companies supplied
with equipments, banners, flags, &c.
iune 26 If JOHN b. McFADDEN q Co
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

TUNHE Subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, $50 bags prime Rio Coffee; %
chests Y. II. Tea; do Imperial; do Gunpowder; W
do Gunpowder; 10 do Gunpowder; Kegs Pimento
do Pepper; 30 Mats Cassia.
ToBAcco, CIGARS AND SNUFF--l0 boxes Sedin's l6's
do Myers, 12s lOdo &c. Cluy's, los, do Myers
s's, do J. G. Cluys, 8s, 90 boxes extra fine Aroma
tic, (chewng) 10 Kegs c. Twist bbs Carrots Scotch
snuff 10 boxes Rappee do 10000 Half Spanish Cigars
900 Spanish do bbs. Common do, inst received by
oct8 R. MEARS g. CO., Steubenville.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14


LAST OF LETTERS
Ed EMAINING in the Post Office, Cadiz, January /,
II 1916.
Aimes Daniel McNeeey Cyrus
Arbuthnot M G Mitchell Rebecca
Andrews Mays Sarah
Amspoker Samuel Miller Thomas
AbGin Michael John
Boyd William McFarin William
Briggs Jonathan Mcdowell J Miss
Barricklow frederick Mccullough Nancy Miss
Butte Joseph w McCrea John
Bentz Emma Mrs Matit John
BRYAN G w McFadden Alex'r
Bell w IL McGonagIe
Baymiller John Monroe Samuel
Brown James A Rev Ogden Robert
Cook Robert 2 Patterson Thomas
Cecil Phillip Porter VIM
Cecil Ellen Pearce John
Clark Ingram Phillips John
Collins d w Pumphry Il
Clark Andrew Price Mr.
Crawford Henrietta Phillips Albert G
Dickerson Joseph Paxton Robert
Dillon David Robinson Nathan
Douglass Samuel Russell )
Dawson Isaac Rogers samuel
Delany w B Robinson John
Dawson Michael A Ramsey Nathan
Deany Catharine Rankin Ann Miss
Dickerson James Rea John d d
Eaton Jehie Ramsey VIM
Edwards Harvey Rogers Barrett
Edwards Azariah Stout Joei L
Furcoat George Smith Amanda Miss
! Fryer Robert Stewart Ruth Ann Miss
Trashy DR. Spuyam Rae
Farmer Samuel Siemmons Matthew G
Foreman Sarah Mrs Saunders w
Finney Mary Ann Simpson John
Frank William SawhiIl Mr.
Graham John Shipton William
Henderson Hannah 2 Stewart JoseTsh
Howell Joseph Sweed Daniel
Harmon Harris Sproul John
| Harding John Scar Robert
Hanna Elizabeth Miss Slemm0ns Henrietta Miss
! Hitchcock Samuel Searght /
! Horn George Irotter James
IIockspringer Mr. Timnions foney
Heron Nathaniel Thompson Samuel
johnson james 2 Taggart VIM
Jenkins James Vaugn Sarah
johnson T p Worries DR.
jackson Samuel Wilson w w
Lennon Jacob 2 West Jonathan
Lyons John (ullo) White Hannah
Lantz w Vert VIM
) Leeper James Wallace Joseph
Lawrence CLANCY Wilson Thomas
Lindsey Joseph Warner o VI
McCreda Mr. J. BEALL, Z. M
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21
VOCAL CONCERT.

The celebrated Bakers iami'y,conaslin9
of five persons, will give Vocal Concert
IN the Academy, in thi, place, on Wednes-
day e0enlng,'hs 25'h INST The programme
consists mostly Of Glees, with few Songs.
Ticket 20 cenis--childron, if accompani.
ed by parents, or guardians, half price.
Doors open al O'Clock, Concert to com.
mence at Z.
Ihe Baker family are renowned for their
good singing, and rich treat may be ez-
pec,ed 10 the lovers of good music.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21
gL0oMsBURG IRON WORKS.

Much fsar was entertained during the
late rrcshcl as to the effects it would have
sPon hrso works, out we rejoice to say,
they have received no material injury. The
water wheels, although wading in eleven
fee, OF waller we're not slopt for a m0menr,
and lbe only Injury sustained by tho works
is he carry ing away Of = small portion Of
lta tubanLmeq! extending across The nat
nom iho dam This, however, can be re-
paired without interfering with The opera.
lion Of The Furnaces. The dam and race,
has now proved itself able to withstand any
HesheI that may probably ever happen in
Fisbingcreek as this was as high /: not
higher, than any other ever Anown upon j,
by the odeG, settlers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21

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]. III. Spear one of the radical reform,
eis' Of Boston, comes ou! in favor Of having
clergymen. who approve OF capital pun.h-
menI, appointed hangmen. Rev. Mr.. Mot
rig, OF tho Olive Branch; intmales that he
ohouId have no objection 10 the Office; but
incase OF his appointment he caulons Spear
to leok cut
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balance of power among these nations;
and all Of ye, gentlemen, give US The
kings, standing armies & what IS neces
'ary to MAINTAIN this system. aud then
Of every 33 millions Of people on the
seven eighls will never taste
wheaton bread, or meat, or sugar, OF
wear shoesl But give US the continent,
he whole continent, and nothing bu,
the continent, under one confederacy
iod every SO millions ST people upon j.
will fare as well as the twenty millions
10 now. American voters fhiab q
these things. Public ledger.