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~ The oldest Church with free seats east OF

4. Rev. Bishop Hau,lin al the ii. +. Church, viii
-ch IN Methodist r Ch.rc IL EeeGe Sroome
,Uf.,l, morning Dee, - III O'Clock tt9
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Rev. I. T. ltatucId nHnln>t tniNtrsaIi.'''.-
Rev. O. 4. Skinner WI rreach 60 SUNDAY evening
next Orchard Cniysrsal!-i Church sermon
Ia reply MIR Hatfield HttNg. upon .niyersal.ts AMI
drivers siu. wiicl - sunday evening, Dec
Service viii corGneuce AZ O'clock. dig L.
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tution-Thc 9Th OF Rev 7. 4. Browns Lectures or the
moral and interchangeable uaiur. OF The Sabbath. viii b. d.
,vered al the Sevcrthdsy Bapiis ChGra Eleven;h-.t
between ThiSverue snd Boweyy, ~ Sunday evening Al
O'Clock Suhject-rhe supposed limitation cl he Sab
bath 10 the Nation OF lsrssl considered dl9 II
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- Rev. Eeiiiainin &. {. Parker, Missionary, o.
The Floating ChUIc OF oar Saviour, for S.SUen, WI!
presch with reference the wreck OF The Atlantic, IN h
Church olbe Epiphany l5o Stanios between Essex and
menr- Al y o',iDss d1llt-
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Fine Oil Paintings atAucuos.

comr7.,,le On F-.e.,s-MilIs. Smith Coze..
COMMITTEE or gi'os5 4HG C7zt-Coger. E1rr1on=
Neer.Y or iail Dererna.r 80. 80
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General Notices.

e. Notice.-The Funeral Sermon OF the ste Res.
William fowler General Superintendent and Correspond
inc Secretary of the Loudon Board of Missions OF the
PrIIQye Methodist Churches in the Jrted States will
he preached Sunday evening neNi. The 2oih inst Ia he
Primitive Methodist Church. second floor ot the Hall q;
Physicians ind Surgeons Il Croshys; TO commence n 4
P NJ Seats free. DIS II
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TEW CATHOLIC MAGAZINE
d. gLISHED HDSTELY-Srtc- une -uilli3G -no''
Z ready The LGyma. Ue.rl1g for jan 80 ediied -
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on the Sacred Scripture, Sabbath tomorrow even.
ing in the Newly Society Library building corner o.;
Broadway snd Leorard-st- ~ O'clock Suojeci-TEe
theory of!s piration announced by Sveden5or proved
from the Bible. Seats fee. Lecture - t. postponed IL
tnse O a s,Drm us u
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Amasemeute.
AIIsICAI FESTIVAL

ATUSIGaT. FESTIVAL Cor 1Gias thrcesh the
~ whole OF CHRISTMAS NEEA.--THE AMERI.
CAN MUSICAL iSSTITV tt. iC connection with Io-
ier's .pencd Orchestra. 10 iEr public ,SSi
FESTIVAL upon The 2iIs # hs Euro san Performances
-v;i take Fls-e =: the TAsERNNCLE, So rHcoc1S on
MONDAY EVENING sisS mt wheel Ike following
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JACOB 3. PLATf. AucIioneef.
Toys AND FANCY AtTICJRS.--

p r. LUDLOW A1cuoneer
sVCTIDS SGTHCE,-EegaBt Chinese and Other
~ Fancy Ct1ois jId imported VIII be sold n ancd0n
an Tbur.dsy Dec a. al ii O'clock ~ No 2f5 Btoai~sy
Can M. .csn ca Wednesday Particulars In futuro i'd
y-fti.rrn-nL fiIg PHI z. II. LUDLOW CO.
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~ The attention ofneiica "a called 20 these truly
wonderful ire o; nature, tie srhact having entirely
ba-d the researches Of The ent,Sc living.
To any doubts that may eNst OF TIE boys being
what they represented they VIII be introduced 10 the
,l.,.-r,rca y -. az .t.s tn NESNNTu
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

Pennsylvania, We copy the following
article from The New York Journal Of Com.
lmerce, in order 10 show our readers lhe
views entertained oul OF our state in relation
10 the recent election. The article contains
some wholesome truths, and exhibits some
Of The causes of our defeat The editor
says:-'Il is not 10 be denied tina, impor-
ani political changes have taken place in
several counties Of Pennsylvania, during
the present year, ss indicated by the results
OF the recent elections, particularly in the
coal and iron regions; and p>Ihaps tie
Wings ags right in a,,rlbutiog them to the
passage of the new Tariff law. Wher
men have been long pampered a, the public
expense il requires more dlslnleresledne.'
shan most men possess, 10 be wiling 10
make any abatement Of TIE spois. But II
,his is The ground Of their dSsaIlsacIions,
why do they expend lIupon men who have
exered themselves to prevent the passage
of that law, and in favor Of the Tan!l Of IS
~. Such was the case with every Demo-
craI in Congress from Pennsylvania, (as
well as every Wing, except David WlImoI
from lhe district composed of Bradford,
Susquehanna and Tloga. Yet he is probe
blv reelected, while several Of those who
voted against the bill, have had leave 10
STAY al home For ourselves, we do Ror
care straw whether Tariff Whig or Tariff
Democrats are elected. And we are incIn.
ID to think II would have been better pollcy
for The Democrats 10 adhere TO sound pria.
cipleS, even with The certainty Of deIea! the
first year, than 10 swerve from those prin-
cipes, for any purpose whatever. De(ea'
TIE first yeai on such grounds, would en-
sure them Iriumphan, victory The next.
Whatever gains may have been made by
she Whigs at This election, nothing at al
has been gained in favor Of the Tariff Of 8
~ aOd nothing can be, unless by NE defeat
Of David WiImuI'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

Conpby After bad left Rsis at home
and soI = Doctor for SIewsrI----
But Ralph, did he resovsrl'
Recover 10 bo sure he did, Bullet holes
aulgwine 10 hurt him
Aud Stewart, what became Of him
'Well, be STOOD his trial, and GOT oil for
wait of white evidence Thar war O'ggers
enough seed the 'aIng. but they sin' legal
Witnesses.
You had better take, care, now Stew
Gn's ouI agsia.'
Take care what II war Iair fehI |
sho, him lwice't--took him down Ihs Bio
in my dug out got doctor and dressed
his wounds, and poi him IN Columby JAN
myself, That's oN rgh, rncOsh. Dick loves
me like a 6rother--hs does.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31
GRAND JURORS.

For Nop ember Term, n, y, 1916
Bioom-John Oweo Peter Mench
I'rarcreek-Lc~s Faug John r. Davis
Centre Cyrus Cu'lrng
ICa"awlssa-JacOb YrUer Jeremiah Finch.
er
Derry-James Mcdowell James Freeze
Limestone Joseph Rank
Liberty Robert Slmioglon
N'ttIn-JosePh KrkendaII, isaac Davis.
John Browa r.
Nadison-John Kisner
NOnl0ur--EIi Barton
Mlahoning-John v S Wilson G NJ Shoop
Maine-Henry Miller
Orange-George Vance, it.
Roarlogcreek-John Yeager, Leonard Ad-
ans
Sogarloaf-John Kile jr,
TaIey--Samue Mannon
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Trauersc Jurors for NoUemJer Term.
BIoom--Jesse Shannon Benjamin Hagen.
buch
Brarcreek- Hugh Mcbride
Csliswissa--J Joseph Ilaybursi
Cenue-Wm Hutchinson
|Derry--Jdmes Johnson
Fnhingcreek-Chss W Fortner
FrankIin-R B Swazey Joseph Reeder
John Low Joseph Teuer
HemlOck--Andre Emmons
Jackson John McHenry
Limesone-Joseph Fulton John S FoIImer
David Davis
Liberty --Jonsthan Fumer Jonathan RiSh.
ell Robert Walker
MADISON Tease Barber
MahoQing-,D n Kowno,es ] Cornelison
David RishsI Henry Sanders Thomas
Lloyd
Montpur--Eli Men6ephslI
Mount pIesssni.--W m lAles
Maine Jacob Fisher
Mlffiln--SamueI Cfeasv
Rosrirgcteek--Wm Miller Lewis Johnson
Samuel Eek
Suganoaf--Jobn Lewis andrew Hess Wn
OOIs
vsIIey-Wm Curry
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l,E.lnN0!yo

yB. pLvpGR Esq. is authorized TO act az
l,..3 r. CcLuMBIA DENOCnAT, and re-
d. a,q IS fr Subscription and Ad'er'''-
a., e! a.s As-acies in
FSE:deiDhia No, SO Pine-sirsef
N,r NGk E" l6G NaSSau-strest
Boston 10 otAs-S"en'
Bobinors s. E. cor. Bali. and CalVert'sts.
Merekanis-MechanicS and TradeSmen may Fn1
uto Ibeir qdpantageio advertise in this paperH.
= is The only one psbEshed at The County Seat
~,J bo. - greoter circulation in the county than
aay otIer paper published teithi" 'tilim's''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

The Oakland Bank.-M ASssis-The
following is a statement Of lhe aassew oI
this Michigan bubblI--
'0ne desk one press one pair scales two
carpets two stoves and pipe one palri OF
shears one counter brush one for specie box
as empty one stool one table and spread,
three brass CandlesliCks one looking glass,
seven chairs two chair cushions one wood
box one glass case two beds ind bedding,
one iron vault aud conenlS.
The contents Of the vault are supposed
10 be- about forty dollars in specie, few
notes payable TO the bills Of The bank snC
book account Of about forty-ons thous'
and dollars sgainst W. Troesdail, the own
er Of The BaUk. From the statement lh'
bill holders can form an idea Of what ,h'
prospects are for The redemption Of the cir
culatiOn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

Pope Plus TX, has gwen notice 10 all
IslaOs who have left their country, lo'
political reasons, that full pardon wil
be grsnled to them, upon their making
promise on their honor that they vii
not, IN future, 10 any mauner,abu'e this
act oil clemency; which is"poluc o.
he part Of the New p p," it I'
credilsbs to him Ns Christian and
ruler, desiring the good of peop'o,
long badly governed. The Official no.
lice Of this scl appears in The COwie,
des Eiots Uuis, signed by, Daniel J
desmond, Consul General OF The POou
fcsl Soesl.
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WAsHINgToN, Ocl. 81, 1916

W AsHINGTON, Ucl, 2l, 1916.
The original plan Of operations il
Mexico has been lately mod fed. tn,
plan at first adopted would have divide,
md weakened cur forces. That psr
vas probably agreed upon al lIm'
when it was supposed that the Mexicsur
would make 20 show Of opposition lc
he iOvssion. ! has since been urgec
lpon The Executive to concentrate al
he forces upon one object, and it is as
serted 10 day, that these necessary
changes have been made in The origins
plan.
1t now appears That General Wool it
to joio Gen. Taylor OF SstiIIo, moving
by way Of CohobU|s, aod leaving o gar.
rison here; and ;hsl Gen. Krarney il
10 march to the same point by way Of
Chhuahua, - IearfuIIy lcng march.
Gen. Paterson, with large force, i,
I, he transported 10 TsmpjcO,snd means
Of transportation have already been pre-.
pared. HIS force will if Iound nrces.
ssry, be ordered 10 unite with TsyIor's
at San Luis Potosi, and, il nol may be
mployed in . contemplated attack on
Vera Cruz.
II this is The plan, i. sensible ore, ,
and il will prevent the danger, but too
,pparsn', Of he utter sacr fee Of Tsy.
lo,'s command. After sllowing for oil
jbe loops left alToupico, SAltilIo, Mon.
.tly, Chihushua, Santa Fe &c. General
royIOr will 'hus be enabled 10 meet
Santa Anna al San Luis, with . force Of
II, 900 mrn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

We have mentioned, a, lhey occurred
The death Of Two children Of Mr. .Condll
of Orange county, n. j., by bydrOpho
biz We have now 10 announce anolh
rr victim in lhs same family "a Colored
man, who is supposed TO have received
the virus through some broken skiO on
his had whilst administering doe
of medicine to dog, The proper y oI
his mastel,
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Paying D,ar for H-lI is said that the
desmboH Great Western was seized at
Liverpool, on her late trip to England in
consequence Of some ore on board having
auemp ell TO introduce surrepli,iousy
large quantity Of lobacco into that country
She was released on the payment by the
,wners Of some 100000 or Gao, ,OOO.-
Brooklyn Eagle,
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A most singular disclosure or conle.
sjon Of robbery has been made by
young man in shis country. Ia TIE yea
ls43, during The carnival, two crown
Of gold, studded with diamonds, vaIu
ed at over $4,000, were stolen from III;
Church Of Soinle Marie in .4x.Ia.Chs.
pelIs, France. The Cure Of this churct
hss lately received letter from Bosloo
IN which young man. well known a
Aix.la.Chppelle, oders TO return The
property in perfect condition, provided
\ yearly pension is settled upon him,
and that On agent comes TO Boston to
receive the lost treasure.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

A mournful accident occurred in on
Of the factories al Greenviilr, last weeI
by which o daughter Of Jacob Wilde
lost her life. She was standing near 81
upright shaft combDg her hair; sn'
singing gay cir, when by .some sad IA
'aIty her hair was caugnt in the TeVoIlr(
shaft. and her body suddenly thrown il
such a position as 10 break her neck
causing Instant death. Tha young 10
dy was no, an operative In The mill, 6u
was woI king there in the place Of I
friend who had gone away on visit
She went into The mill, we are told, al
he egrnest solicitation Of her mother, lc
allow her friend lhe..opportDnily 10 leave
end had scarcely been there Two hours
when The catastrophe occurred.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
PENNSYLVANIA;s, IS,
In The name and by the authority Of
the Commonwealth e/PennsyiUania
BY FRANCIS r. SKUNK,
GOVERNOR OF THE SAID COM
MONWELTH,
A PROCLAMATION,

H. S WHEREAS, the public snt
z sIelu acknowledgment Of The gooi
ness OF God--lhs confession Of our sins
'od The supplica 100 Of HIS continued
Favor, is duty, mol more imposed BY
the obligations Of reIlg gion, than sanction
ed by the dictates ofreSson:AED wAERE
AS, by The general Observance efa day
devoted 10 these sacred duties, we may
hope 10 avert meri'ed judgments, secure
the blessings HIS goodness has promised
nd bind ourselves together asa com,
monty in cur allie glance TO Him, vic
IS rgh'fuI soverigr.
TAEREFoRE, 10 accordance with my
own sense Of propfiety, and The sulci,
alton Of large number Of respectable
citizens, Gppoint snd recommend
THURSDAY, THE GOTH DAY OF NovEM
Der NEXT, 10 De 0oseI we'd hy The peo
pie Of ibis Commonwealth, 80 day o,
|THAEKsGIvIEo TO ALMIGHTY Con, 70
his goodness, vOuchssfed 10 US during
he past years---io continuing 10 Us lht
blessings Of civil and religious liberty
in preserving US from tie rsV'ges Of ma-
ignsnl disssse--in loading os with The
fruits Of his bounty lin furnishing SO
1bundsntIy The means oi'ndividusl, do
mesllc and eocie! Improvement snd en-
ioynen'; snd il continuing smong us
the lns;iulons and ordinances Of our
holy religion, in al heir purifying. d.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

GrGf!ing The Tomato upon WeP0
taio, AT meeting of the New Yorh
Farmers Club, Mr.. Mcjgs read from
he 'AooslS Of The Royal Horticultural
Society Of Paris an account Of a sue
cts'ln experiment Of grating stem OF
he tomato upon the stalk Of potato,
by which a crop Of tomatoes was raised
in the cir, and one Of potatoes in The
ssr'h. The tomato and he potato ait
Of the same 8enuS Of plants.
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N o # C E

All persons indebted to the Estate Of
Samuel Hagcnbuch, decreased, either upon
VPndne Notes. or otherwise. mus, make
payment Immediately to The subscriber or
cost will be made.
B. HAGENBUCH, .Adm'r.
All persons indebted 10 The subscriber
must also come forward settle up their ac-
counts and pay up, or like consequences
will follow.
B. HAGENBUCH,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

ETtrnordin0y instance Of Gamtling. -
A colOred hremsn, on board a slesmbo, 4,
running between " Louis and N, Or enns
having losI ali bls money al poker with hif
companions, sioked bic oIolbing, and beng
still unfortunate, pledged bio freedom ior
a small amount. Losing this 'he bets wcrs
doubled, and be finally. at one desperate
hazard, venlured his full value as slave,
ard laid down bis free papers, TO reptesen,
'he stake. He IOsl, suffered bis cer,ifcales
to be tesrOyod.-aud was actually sold BY
The winner 10 slave dealer, who hesiistcd
not 10 take him at small discount upon
lie assessed value.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

Eae!aEd--A,l,on, ,he historian, 81
that lhe immense debt uO Ier which Eng.
land now staggers is incossIenI With Mo
maintenance Of national iedePendeDce;lori
Brougham says, that England is under ,e-
cognlz nces to keep The peace in Ihe sun
of G6O0, 900 900. The amount Of heI nation.
!, debt.
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IGIINNNArlo

, MARRlED.-On The 22I inst. BY the
t'V W. J Ever Mr.. HAMILTON Fr.YrR to
H''' LIzABETH FETTERmAN both of Roar
ingcreck. '''
On the 22d ins:, near Liohts,ree, bv tho
Rev. II, Funk, Mr. WILLIAM HAopxprcn
% Miss MARY KELLER
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

The Printer is much in want OF a few
bushels Of WHEAT. CORN & BUCK
WHEAi, Of those who owe him upon
subscription. He would also like te"
bushels OF POTATOES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

And one Independents in the House.
The Liberty vote in this State will
90, be less Than $4,000 "a very lsrgr
Increase.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

OhiOEhction The Columbus Ohio,
Journal, states that the unofficial ms ori.
y Of L, bb, (Whig,) for Governor, is
2025. It has accounts Of The election
II Wings and 9 Democrats to Congres',
and The lelh Dist'icr lMr, Vinlon] 10
near from. This Legislature slsnds;--
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31
AN APPRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this Of
iice. An active boy Is or l6 years Of age Will re-
ceiye good encouragement,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

A Swoyd.-The c,zeOs o'Nswburgh
N. Y, are about to present to Capl.Dur
caO, of The U. S. Army, a splendid
sword, as a token Of their regard for BIZ
services on the Rio Grande.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

The NJ chigan Insurance bank, .
wiIdcs, 'cucerO, with 5000 specie end
$780, goo ciEeola'iOn, is about bunting.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31
''TRuTa WITHOUT FEAR
EeuIovnt.

I'll or, oC hp 'CoLUMBh DrnocnA1
has e Z moved into the new BIIci
noGa.nL yu,F 5'da Of Main street, aieV
doors halo" Market.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

We have nohing from General Taylo
since The battle Of Monterey though seve.
raj rumors have been put afOa, of disasters
that have bafalIen him, 10 which no cred!
is attached. Accounts iaom Mexico are o
an Interesting character, General SonI'
Anna is said TO De organizing an army o
10000 men to march sgainss Gen. Taylor
with the Intention Of meeting him atSalrlIIo
important news ia therefore hourly expected
from him.
General Paroles, the late President oI
Mexico has been banished tbe country, and
sailed for Havana, The usual asylum for
fallen Mexican gresineOs. Our navy in the
Pacific has taken foil possession Of rse Cal.
ifornias, and are organizing o te'risots gov
eminent.
---<&&
e Tk. 4 r..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31
DEATH OF JOHN l. WEBB.

DEATH OF JOHN J.. WEBB.
We are panied 10 learn that john l.
"EBB, Member Of Assembly elect r-on
Bradford Co., Pa, died very suddenly
., his residence in Eas Smitbheld. OF
SiO'dsy ) evening lrs'. This will be {
severe calamity to the community il
wtIch be lived, anil 10 The stale, as no
man in Northern Pennsylvania, was
more universally esteemed, and possess
ID mrre noble qualities than MIR. WEB2
He was prominent member Of The IasD
Legsrnre, and Bradford county has
lost one Of The soundest and ablesl rep
resen,alves she ever had in that body.
Gazeiie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

Easy Method cf Taking San Juan
de UlOa. Wise, the EroDau', propo.
ats in 0 Lancaster psper 10 take The Cas-.
tie OF San Juan by means Of balloon,
osded with per cussjoned bomb SHELF
and lorpedots, and msrGuNred bys CO.
ble 5000 feet Iotg. The balloon 10 lok'
position directly over the castle, and
then 10 dsch8rse is destructive contents
upon ,hNe,ts flle d voted Go With
.hls aIaI war ship hanging mile bove
The fort, supplied with thousand per
cushioned bomb shells, the Castle Of We.
"a Cruz ould be lSken, he ,hinks, with.
ou, the loss Of single life o the army,
and al sn expense that wCu'd be com
paraliyely nothing to what it will be to
lake II by the common mode OF attack
AZ Mr.. Wise understand The operation,
he is The very man 10 enITusl with lhIs
important undertaking Shonld liz
axe this redoublsbIe fortress by these
novci means, he will acquire a renown
that will 90 far 10 rival the CLAIMS Of
General Taylor 10 The mex, Presidency
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

New 6nihr4cHe FTn0nce.-Tht
Two large Anthracite Iron Furnaces, re
Gently erected at Allentown. LeSish
county, by Mes:rs Bsysn, Humphrey.
& Co, Of Philadelphia, we've successful.
ly blown 10 lsst week, by Mr.. Bcjomn
P,uy, he Iron King and continue 10
work prosperous'y.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

The Wisconsin LegIststurc, ,arler hav,
ing elected puO,er, voted themselve,
wen'y copies apiece at four ccnIs each,
IF his J0utnsI.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

DsAt tho Presidential election In 1874
.he number Of votes pOled in Pennsylvania
was 33l.sSl
A, The eleclionin ls4e, 2o4,479
Decrease. l27.4O2
The above figures are made up from the
eqicial relnrns, and afford full expIs-
nation Of the result Of The election this laIi
in Pennsylvania. During the lest two
wears lhe voters Of the state have increased
considerably in number, and ye. !here is
falling off OF near seUenteea h0usand more
than one third Of lhe whole vole OF 1874
Suppose we estimate the increase OF votes
for the TWO years al 10000 only, that will
make The vote OF the state now 10 be 34l,'
SsI, BIZ, only 2O4 ,497 votes were given
so ,ha, one hundred Mirtyoseuen thousand
four hundred voters did not vo!e al The la;e
election! The truth is, the cilies, towns
and ,hickly settled districts gave prIny
full vote, while Ihe agricultural districts did
ne, give more than half their vote, Every
body knows which political patty would
have The benef! Of such aetalo Of facts and
shele is therefore no good reason Cor those
10 result who have received what 10, in
truth, an accidental! advantage: