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SIk ..Seos and IHtp0r,srs.
Bo~rs n heNAssr. 10 William street. corner ofResy,r
cARLrros, fRgrsoHA Co. 1877 William Of, act
NEW block Of sores between John ard Fulton src,,.)
Jons BASsR llate Eapicrl uho,nle d.al.t In
sk Goods sdsped the nery Trade, Bonnet, 90
John street, William
Ros.sr L. ssrrH HrsDrRsoS, i7o street, tire. door,
above Pine.
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FERsT spring sALEO
NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS

First Spring sALEO"
NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
1T AUCTION
IN WEDNESDAY n'E the 4tb day Of March new sa..
fo9 iu9 starr Samrnus Warehouse large ard
WI, elected assortment o. and oods-so which
We particularly invite the eoa.snr in
oi-S y rs and heached Sh-eurgs Shntisxs
- UibndEe and IL Hamilton sh.stinr
Yellow Nankeens, plaid and plain Linen Drlnr
PINT % toaon aud Fancy worsst ambrooD.
Aars'iles and shs Ves;ngs. FIND Coat Ginsham,
BroSu Coat and Plntasoa Linens
Whit and amer striped SItecns, Maneh..:er Ginxh.n,
Purnrure Points Bobinst Laees
Pain and chick CanJnrks. sNtss Mudn.
Blue and back Iuper English Cloth.
SS@bdii shE dec BSreges, Plaii
rAtn PLAID SnRh .Inf, s'yr British Lawn.
kieh new style IL Lam res and Balconies
Super Poka rfitts and Brnche Barag-.
Eng Isl and cold Pongee Slk Hdkfs
rgper 'ish Lin. ~ collars
b ue blk Gro de sw's and siarson Lus,sing
FiEdFrsIeh lawr Green Ba-eEe
Super blk Bomhlziass Alpaceas
satin Paid SnaWis and Blteg- Scarf.
super "a Shaded tn bet Frirsed Sn.u.
Fancy Sead, extra IL IAN CTayaa
Linen Cam. H-ks. Table
Super Brown Hollands, SI-o1l Cotton.
Black and ~hiie liOleFy iiCozs Il ESes Pins ke
TERMS-Unisr sIOO eash; over 100 moah. er, IN, an
proves negotiable Fsr. -
feb 25 DUNLOP NONCI-pr L. 70 As,
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o X co NJ POUND CHLORIDE OF GOLD
oR chrcpe Diseases OF The Cas- HyPeroshy including.
TIE forms q seEo.aA Consumption and Dyspepsia.
F'iee $40.
Forsaeby SAMUEL y. DovF Agent
for Richmond Va
tr SG!Jnsed fouEd letter from Mr samT cary nf
Cneinnsi and IN n lct Go fri
v1ous Of tie eeAbe
cured oi Cos smpuon seniua isn-psa ard her Chr DIS
CeItreAies Of intviGual. cay may whon
an At liberty IN refer. :. r..
CISoiSSAIt, JrLY }, 1888
Dc,r Sir: Ins th day you request IRE I, give
you lie history Of ~7fvs .s application
your Inquiries Ia L;~L kauwedre
OF the Of yrru,
Ny wife - 10 Of V-y cGnstu
ton Por TO- aSoH the Of IAnuay % eDIo,ed
good health About t-Tiaps ttfor, shs ean
'e'd dce!i Ing indigestion anu ~dnt o; apostle together with
.e' "eakLs indicated The approach OF lHte de-s'
eN wer,s ed and sr c,eaeed eHughmg-ir cough
Of Dry husky character fi mHrd rIpeeiora-
"n was under serious appTeh hat the which
had cut down. penatuey father and many
members of the family, had marked ker com
reso,ted Ia fone Of the celebrated
remedies kind among W Oh were til. sta
siA aud the Vegetable Pulmonary BalnL" but al Pur
pose.
AMI she 81 rapidly wasting away
About weeks Aer cough induced TO
Try rbewOods rencde, confident that dpa practice
physrars would only facilitate her departure,
doubling the edeaey Of tbese Temedi-s
Tie after shn had pill unusual ap
pee Tor Cd aud thought her cough eusz the had
been her cough and
eIpeetoratIan esasd r blue pill hs
stomach was restored Ter rgh increased SHE could par
take of The 'ronge diet without iujuy From
that tss to the heah the exception
al colds has been good
She part boxes Whether he relief which
they have aGoffsi D., mgon ony dsteTm
feel thbku tie GsrT OF that directed 10 IN,
OF ii.te rcne!ies
Fom this, and h,r within mi
own oh ervaunn have hesitation recommending them
who he afflicted with deasr BY vhAtevef name
they may be eailei ! would At i.ay SAY uTy iheni
" hoIr'. uuy
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co,,r,n.,
ship under the hrn OF Grubbs Apperson for The n,,r
eodueins The Apothseary and Drug and baY. ss.
NE house formerly occupied BY p AIDE 10 No az
Main '' - w. 40 OLE
Ihry intend keeping at Al times assortment of Drr. n.a
anus 'ls psr StuuN sc. and th.iy ga
ane 'Ae pnoe generally Both having been boush,
up " We ousn'is and having been engaged in Tor Dumhes,
share of patronage. W "eh'
one or both OF Us viii be found times 10 attend IN ,,
- ns Up sueh oae's az w n.,
ah1 ohers Particular attention will b, pad 10 pun-
up s1eh pe-erIpuoLs as may be hoa.e. '>
H.. PErER W. GRUBBs,
y" r. w APPERsDN
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Priated Calieoss. srelnsirsl,.
LEE & BREWSTER, - CeIer street
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DRY GOODS,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE OF
L. BERhLEY.
S3Y principle object oarrAs Goods at such very reduced
IVA ptess satIy Sprnx Tr,S, The a.
ornen on hand extensive and good
tee USUALLY found in regular Dry Coed ous-.
gers and vstou in word ALL give esrly
e;-NhIs 90 you at nor -, than cost
Establishment IN The city deem vanou.
aTes altogether unn-ee,say-f you good. at Low, price.
Nc. n MAIN sTREET
te 20 Uadrr the Mansion House.
DANIEL ". ADAMS.
Attorney Law.
JIcEsOS Miss
win practice in the Courts Of Jackson aud Raymond
ISn HHDS. y. o. SUGAR.
AcO4o Do Nuseovado DO.
~ 10 - CroG
- Do P'ta Rico do.
" bsh C-ushei DO
Puivsused Do
100 New Otiean, Mos~.c.
10 hid, Wet india DO
$40 bag. Laeasyra Coffee
do.
SO M,raeabo Do
$50 sde- Sole Leather
$4,000 10 pnn" Snthh-d 9aeOn-wth great variety or
Other ,rte'' ia the G'osery line. Fo- al by
EIANIIY FLOUR-iCo bss Hoiu, FIlu mad. fou selected
paeel'of While wheat expressly FOR io, usst received
aho l'f sae y HENRY LuDLAhk 60
1000 LINEN jfSEiT. cAMBkd &c HDKFsMR
Cambne Hdsf. al Prices from 10 I2e L. gOe use and
Linen cansris hiE in good order at great Bargains
4 AIDES WHOLE AND HALF CATER
- BoOTs-Ju received handsome II the above
aso JUDAH MYERS.
4 AIDES LASTING BUSKINS-Receiv,d a
- supply oftae above with uhisk 'o.e-
RENRlCO FARM FOR SALE.-We are
n authorized TO eel small Farm called sutnrn. MID IN
lh' county hrnueu within me Of the Corporation Rich
moud Containing ser,s Of rycrsn nj an.-o, hi,b
Dwcnus Hou. with eight apd o,b,, No.
arr oli houset Gar6en socssd Trees Win.
Of kinds shrutcry &c Thsr - sis, mar bu ,
ry pfodi,tve rseh Orchard apd wen Of ,trr ,ous not
superior ~ tie neishbourhooi The owners obee in nf
cung riscc fot sale II t1 alse such an rvssrt 1 A.,
proes IS a. Will ensure and vintbefofe
''se ne terms a' r7'd he credit accommodating ne pur
satisfactorily secured and promptly pa FOR fnbs,
particulars inquire or PHILIP n. TABB son,
Once on lin Street corner above
b'rr"rs Lottery Ofce.
DACKING BrNES.-ws ha,t a Is, bupi,s5 P.r1,,y
rtsi pRtNKFR MORRIS
1DAEt EY's CABINET LIBRARY We have on hand a 5.-
Copies o. he shove valuable wors, Tor sas
f.sat pElVSER NORRIS
GLOVER SEED. 20 bushels new Virginia
rs VS. ANDERSON j.,
III. ~ lierces' % hbls. Coal plt OIL.
~ 10 u-res' Elephant ul-for rse ~
"S EDMOND DAVENPORT.
A NtHGACrrE CoAL-s0 Hhd. Anta,s,t, Coal t,nl.rs
- from 'eh tsrfanfs, api Or sale ~
us WILLIAMS HAyALL.
en- FOR RENT. The eligible store No. I62
Ss'A Msnsfest y. rnyiis gssio Store Fo terms
erqure n m TNyfOp
GHEESE IN BOXES ANU CASKs-A few
- hotes ard elsss 'ca. iot -,Ic -
30 90 GFO WINSTON
Ga NOR RENT. The Dwelling House on
HA . vain street sih -rs caeisr sabi, ~
Csrsre Hove, Srose nous &C attached POSSESSION gwen M
n'edscy -NpPJto
feh 80 D9tNKrR Woqsua
HNOR RfNT-A lot with Stables, &c. m
% n on Nsiu sr-t sud one
nert n hu o. W IN ba Fovhstan Stbss street.
fcses- ,5n iumsdisisy.
FLO tue y rRtCp A ~
(NnEtsE--4o ca,t-Chtss.
- ~ btSssitss Artls d. Fcs ssis ~
HN WILLIAMS IuAxALL
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!. Il. w ORD.
nTTcnu unNnrN

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL .sp Posr OFFICE
E'cnA',sD, ykGiSiA,
ellis Tickets IN all Lotteries under III. management
- Of }. q. GRIs"kY l. Co.. on tn, sam, term. ,h,,
they are sold 1t tho Mansgers' Office.
S5n.OO0. 2O.OnO. 10000!
IN ra'u'dss f-Osuiy 2-th. I1id ANDRlA LOrrpsy
'ia.- No .. wiii draw at A-Iandrts o. &.
MAGNIFICENT rCHErEi
P'~ Ss""oo prILs q e10eo
<''W ASA
H'"o" ." l.OGo
,.OrO 100 500
'SV aS0 Ae he
20 NO LorrERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS
Iish"t- e's; Have. e: J. Eighth. A
~ 20 :" rae"s~s OF eo Wholr, sle0 90
70 haves,
~" 20 ooar4n
o. 20 ERhihs, ~ 90
W Orders foe Tieke C.eai.. Of p.e.,y,,
" aonse sp'enhid Lotteries. Tor Drawn
10y Gay IN TIE week. enclosing cash
~ nos prompt attention ard o'ea da wing
'-h' Immediately amer II Is who order from
~. J. +. WORD,
Iax Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26
ATWATEK. GOULD x co

IL Wall street. Srr York.
a kh now receiving their Spring Importations
n Of BRUSH and German Dry Goods-ol., ~ So ,,s
hns and rr'ra hne French Cloths Cashmere. AID no. ss -
Six, ami Summer Vesuoss. ~ -' 0a""'
li'h So'-Liarn shirsss and sbestngs Towelinsa Bur
Hosiery variety.
Mems Wear-Many sfye, NJ w,-.,sd WOO, ,-,,,o. -, -
together with geo packages Arrtfiean C;oo5s ~ 'H'
N has oHen selected IN ~ erenee virynia ard
thes- markets '" " 'uyeis Hem
fe 9-indS Inc Arv,rrp ,o,., =, -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

II. II. SHEK OOD'S
MAGNETIC REMEDIES,

OR COM PoUND CHLORIDE OF GOLD
NOR Chrcpie Diseases ypetrophy including
u TIE forms q seTo.uA, Consunp Ion and Dyspepsia.
F,iee $40.
For he SAMUEL, Ay.u,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

CLotAs. CassIaeres &e
THOMAS Host 4 Co., W Wnham Impoue
C'oil Cassimtrrs sting. Dnss Dap dir. Hosiery
Prndrrs Veivet and rao Trimmings SoaLs IN Amsri-
Wooiens and Coton Good, ,uab. for
chant Iaiors md ClothieIs.
WHO'S HuSr Co. s2 William street conner OF Ma den
Lane Importers and Dealers Coh. Casn, ye.i,. nd
Summer Goods suitable for Merchant TaiIors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY CLAY.
W. A second supply o! this splendid work has
ju't been received aud had by
the Wac once WIN not Wing the State supply
with a eopyi feb IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

strae Gosls, .Srttseiai FlsEos Sc
T. WILDE Co. 90 William street up stair. nj 70 Ia. eor
OF Cedar
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ITALIAN Ports Hunt. ItaItan three puts
Dant The Iaiian Pilgrims Progress; genus
MuuCIs OF Ganis
Pat u R.ue Of Bon-esvsnss BoIaid-s Orlando.
in1m"ta'os l. g. Genius Arostn
+ih III Aiosi'. OaniO Fuo', fassOs Lift Genius
ttes oio fd'acu del ve'edbsisg y
q funhms Library of Choice Reading eens each mart
Jut sb'shej for sale
DRISEPR a uoppta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

3 ooi ICON M. 3D. Exchange HOteI, a Gold
~ Watch, FTench NIX IN nd In
opening Ia" Watch EehapEsn Cyindrr tir
"a pierre; nhmo' Sc'rf Bresspn forming star ore
dam 'Hd IN the dde
10 svr se3 reward wi be paid for articles or any
nofnaon leading TO the OF s Exchange
uces h,oa \,
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PaiH' Leaf, aAI P-IB Leaf Hdts
a. iouSsos n 60, ley reari street, up stains.
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Soitcres
sTRATT0g'S OFFICE.

- al th- -o'ad 10, esa
sr.lnr PrI-s. Els.rIos's ~. a.as.
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FARM FOR SALE.

T2NHE snhseriber auihpzed sell which Sir
n Dusty Gilman resides situated Of the Three
Chopped SUD w sham roads aud about I've Yves
mond Ths faH 37 are cleared the
balance IN "o,i 30 bushels
tie last tall Tbs buildings OF dwelling house hav
ing fooEs besides The usual number OF out houses
TIE terns viii be uAds very accommodating Apply 10
frbsi-u w. GODDlS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

IHPorterS and Dosiors ~ HarirGrs
ANDREW l. HASIEAp P,Ett street sells only for cash The
cheapest Hsriware tn
DA'tSroRr QrScN 60 ~ John
pre-- American Hardware Builders ship
chanders Hisn spTirg steel lroI Wire
win Of ef heavy Hardware mad. in the nisd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

HAAAA RhAMS Cap and Letter Paper
AOO 100 do Wrapping PAPER
JHOlbs Cotton Twine
500 Ihs Lamp Wick in sto,e-Por sale by
~ GORDON q sKINKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26
NJ X. BR A N'l'

E'OoND' sum OF money in my Coupling roam.
which the owner have by desebins asd ,ss,n, IT,
80 u" @'pS'nS" Juan PIZZINI
Ho Mem door Exchange RAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

MOLASSES. 80 hhds. prime West India
I'VE Moa-scs, for -aIe by
81 WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

uaHHErers and DeairTs Hats Caps ESrs LgAsr.
aaA Palm L'sJ. Hat 7. iamiArs Sc. Sc
n " WiLuER n Co, e5 Maiden Lane.
A GItBERr q Co l5S Water street.
SARoN ARCHER ISL Water ,re-t Importers and MAru.e
urers Of Pu Cap Trimmings. Pushes and sk
every description.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-26

NIFEhIOt Odd Nyc WhIskey, Apple irandy,
~ Gin, cider, &c-IOO bbl. superior Old rye Wh.k.y
IS bbls superior Va. Apple Brandy
Gin
IS Cider
$50 Reerh.d whiskey-w.h general assortment OF all
tndi io@gn Wins Brandies Gin Irish Whisky for sale
on frayrnabie tefmt GALLAGHER 4 OLDNEE,
~ fb9l No. West Main street.
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UAois'lLs DeaierI IA clOtli-E Sc. &c.
Ross LrtIcH, MS William store. between
John aud Falton st'eets)
MsEsoS JosEs Dr'per- Talors Gentlemen.
las and I37 william street new boeE OF store, b.,.,n
John and Fulton
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hasEJaefarrr aAS EsP8rtey Of .yssAs Fish Hosks &c
Henry BAyI, I3 William beiwe, John and Fuon streets
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hsAJaeturers a-d DealerS a. aHd SAoe,
kssALL a bsows spot rd T-..on a. Col Tag
Water street near Maiden !. ne.
SAMUEL DAS,ELs Co III PsnrI street corner of Pine
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= S1'.WTI EU,FU, IU,UUU!
IN ratudss. f-Ogary 2-th I1td ALEX ANDRlA LOTTERY
'h-- NJ .. vii ira~at A-Iandrts. q.
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Orters usrHaErtrs and Dealers Ssf7eadrs GLorss
Crar4fs, Scarf Cps Sseks, LnsaI. CR SlIs Sc &c
IoHs H. pANIEs JosKs LOG William street, g. E. cor OF John
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
Pretty Feathers sIakea FimeBIrt

A Nd as tins holds good in almost every reepoc
"A the subscriber would again inform hs friend
aud the public generally, that ne is still living an
occupying the OLD STAND, on Main.strect, b,
tween the office Of C. R. BuckaICw and the Bscl
smith shop of Moses Cohnlsn, at which place h,
may be found upon the sea, Of poverty. prepare,
10 draw ou, the thread Of sflic,lon. He has us
rcceved the The Lctest Stvie Of Fdshtons fo
SPRING and SUMMER, and with them h
stands pledged to accommodate his friends, cus,o
nsrS and the public generally with coed su!stan
:ial tasty fits or no charge m De.
b. RUPERT, TAILOR will te found uycI
4 Shingle stuck up above the door.
Atnission free Of oil srpsnss
He would slso inform his friends that Wheat
Rye, Oats. Corn ard Potatoes will be taken in ex
change fdr work done at bis shop, aud little c
he pcDter 9inetur, once in while, will not con.
amiss. Cali and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
| April 23, lS46.-l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

The Smithsonian Institute The Re
gents Of lhi, Institution assembled Il Wash
,ngion on Monday last After provls
'iOnal and temporary oIganza'ion by call
in the President of the United States to iht
chair and appointing the Hon. Mr. Hugh
Secretary pro tenn. the Regents spent Ih'
remainder of the sitting first, in a reading
Of the law constituting the institution sher
in free interchange Of views a genera
survey Of Ihe powers and duties devolver
on them and of those OF Ibe officers crCalet
by the law. Caleb Gushing our late Minis
ter to China and Francis markoe Esq. 0
lhe State Depar!men, are two principal can
dates for Secretary. The spponImeE! o
Caleb Gushing would give universal salts
faction throughout he country and in Eu
rope.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Progress Of Boston A writer in The
Courier gives dark picture Of he retro
grade of virtue in Boston. Ia the %
Uard' he says the Oversprr aud assessor
told me there were over 200 drinking pIa
ces many oil them kept by = low and worth
less chsvdclers Il is computed ,haI lrun
900 to 800 rum bowling alleys are in oper
Ition to the ruin Of many youths to say moth
Ing OF the boys educating for the House o
Correction. As to The billiard rooms ant
gambling places ttey orcupy 'he uppe
rooms Of the chief corners Of many prlncI
iosl streets and have their bars as the usuS
spepdsgss of such v!e places. Aud Ia'
though no, essi lcen'ousaess abounjs ss
common accompaniment, Of lbf foregoing
Boston is advancing backwards certainly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

DeserferS,--Al the serge OF Fort Brow
the MeXcans, fearing that Ihe American.
would burn the town, resolved not 10 FIT
on the fort. Two soldiers deserted to Ihr
enemy; one was an lrishmdn, the other
BRUSH deserer, both int ,Igenl men, who
knew lhe amount OF ammunition in the for
and advised lbe Mexicsns 10 bombatd III,
fort, which they did, with shot aud shells
which could not be returned, as lille pow.
Jerwas fam This way they sustained lht
heavy firing for seVelaI days, aud our mer
might have been DESTROYED or taken had no
The battles of he 9Th and OH OF May reIIev,
ed ihem. The Iascals who gave me Mex
leans The information were also engaged ac'
lively in the bombardment, and one Of then
assisted in pointing gun.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

The Canadian says that run took pac
,r the Cry Bank Of Quebec The day PREV
ed person presented check for a small sun
10 which he received the reply Of no funds
This he took to mean not that HE drawC
If the check had no money in the bank bu
aha, ne bank itself was 'hard up Thl
rumor spread and occasioned complet'
mob of the no dels Of small notes. this lh'
weallhie. cl,izrns eEdeavonFtd 10 counter
'ct in the usual way while some cunning
bopkeepers took the notes in payment a
IS Cd each no doubt laying NE odd SIX
pence two or three times over on the pref
The oank as'kppl open an hour and :
ralf beyond the usual time OF closing b,
which time ,he folly was pretty well eX
lsusled.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
FRENCH SPOLIATIONS.

We recommend our readers to peruse the speech
Of Hon Thomas Benton on the Presidents veto OF
the French SpoIiptlon bill. The speech IS publish.
ed in full in the Appendix to the Congressional
Globe for SAG, commencing at page S9S. 4 flood
of ghti thrown over the history and character OF
these claims, and they are shown to have neither
law nor equity to sustain them Whit little was
LEFT of these claims after the Presidents veto and
the arguments OF r Dix and others, is uttel!y de-
molished by this speech of Senator Benton. 1t is
leralIya process Of tomahawking thai they undeI;
go at the hands OF the Missouri giant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Bread StBs.-f -fhe last news from
England has had very favorable effect on
iour and grain, and an advance Of 80 pei
cent has taken place. Very large orders
for Indian corn ale said 10 have been SEN
out from Englsnd TO hIs county. Orders
TO the same Purpofi have also been sent 10
he Mediterranean, They are intended lOI
he supply Of Ireland,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

LoOking into The Future, An IlalhT
journal relates the following incident as hav
ing lately oCcuted:--
Inspired by having read the Wandering
Jew, an mhabiIant of HcImansadl hs:
placed in lhe SaUiogs-Jank a sum Of l0(
nOrins, Of which he has disposed BY beqaes
as lullows- When The accumui aled inter.
esl and princlp, shall have produced twelve
millions of llorlns, (Which will happen IL
three hundred years Que million shall 5t
employed in building church (or the ser.
vice Of the Reformed Religions; second, lo'
founding Normal School, for the insIruc.
lion of teachers and village nolaries; third
for 'he erection Of hospital; Two more, lor
a modt.larm and school of agriculture
one more, for constructing railroad TO the
nelghboring stone quarrles, and for an sddl.
ton TO the wages Of The working people OF
the town, one of the establishment of Her
mansIadl, Two for such works of charity as
Ire spirit OF that time may Ihlnh wouhiesI,
and lastly, one million to be enjoyed BY
cuch persons as can establish lhelr descenl
from Ihe founder.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Making Himself USdM.-A student, in
Western Reserve College, who has been
there IN various stages Of education for 0
years, has supported himself by grating,
inoculaling, and otherwise introducing
choice fruits, and has, in fact, reyoluioniz,
cd and nxuriaed all the town round. That
man will make himself living any where
and not be dependent upon charity for asss
lance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
The singular Disclosures Of Crime

y
SAYS that, since the disclosures Of crime
made upon supposed death bed BY dis
,ingushed Physician o(laomeo, the students
have Jeff tie Sranch Unversaly, The Pres.
in relation TO the case says,
1T is true thai certain confessions have
been made on wba, was lholghl 10 be
,dea,h>bed. by physician OF 'ha, lace, in
plicaling citizens that have long been regar
ded as persons of high moral worth il
transactions of the blackpst character. The
person making the confessions has stood
high as citizen and sklIlul practitioner and
under the garb Of religion and morality
sieslinglhe garb Of heaven to serve the dew
j! in,'h he has been guilty Of succession. o.
the baseSI crimes.
Ia The conception and execution of his
viIanies he seems TO have been most experl
and accomplished; and when lie supposed
he could buy heaven by confession Of his
own iniamy and the ruin Of the reputation
of his uiciinl, he hesi,sleG no, a, the price
bu, freely and unnecessarily made conte''
sion in relation 10 Others, that the cause ol
virtue and truth did not and never could re-
qulre.
Some Of his offences were committed
several years since, and his victim had deep
" repCnled and made all due confessions,
and none but a selfish, craven-h hearted COW
ard, driven on by fear, would attempt to
barter tue feelings and happiness of the in
nocen,, and tear his victim from the place
her subsequent life Of PieIy and virtue hat
Justly entitled her TO occupy for ,he vail
hope Of hlppines. in heaven. Virtue ant
religion do not require, and heaven canno
approve Of such basenesS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

We clip the following amusing paragraph from
the Pennsylvania.
'The Wings of Columbia county, in this State
have begun to organize their forces preparatory to
the fall campagn in the hope Of carrying that
steady democratic county, and we perceive that
some perseverng gentleman has started new
scheme to rilect perpetual motion. Both of these
enterprises will doubtless succeed about the same
time"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
OlSIlg(JAGlYo 0

DIED On Sunday evening last il
Brlar Geek LEWIS SNIrH aged % years.
On Sunday the ooh uIIDoRoTuy, ,consor
Of Jacob Bilu ubender deceased aged 50
years 6 months and l3 days.
On monday evening the 3lsr ul' in Or,
lRgevile PETER STINER in Me 25h yesI
f his ape
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

A wfeieh.-A man in Baltimore hal
prosecuted his Cwn daughter young girl
sixteen years of age, for larceny. This il
the fifth time thai he has brought such
charge against her, on such aimsy eviderr'
hat The magistrate has always discharged
er.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

VERMONT ELECrIoN.-The r pre-
.enlsllvcs eec', so far, stands Wing 9j
Democrat IS, Liberty 10. The Svna''
will be a, least wo Ihird Wing.