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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-14
TIE NAN That TIE MULE kICkED

TIE NAN THAT THE MULE KICKED
~ Alaus aTe Use anccdUte- aud stories .,,li,b
our volunteers tell. doe scene 90 which hss
been ihe Eio Gnnd' and many set remain io
Dr. toll. Tho following good one Wa. yrster.
1ay ftiaied TO us by ouI friends Sew II Tay.
loi--
On certain s,sdcss night. ia the latte,
par Oh JuiN, two Noiuuierr,-- living edition,
o. Dimon aud fyihlaI, 30 sincere wer, tirir
"'eh'>'lPN- 50 muiualIf -.wug were their al.
lachmrnis--WeT sitting an some Lumber In
ilIc ucighborhooi ci Sewe.F, (,bcsptler'. cent
lue} nl gwen pf. ii} s4Hu. pfpoisduupg ibe
day 90 thril abHHIl.uo 1i tna vat.rni a.
Bio dDulrn b. primitive state by i,in,
D VIVA hh'ml component part ~ S.,,eU'
DfahHy which, hs i1us -8ys. made theo9
'uuco uppy. ihr} sat thei. isf IA cousi b.,
ebic uu' 1913 talked of oli iia.s ani De.y
i'hts--oi lIme, p.s'l pn ut, aBI tl come
oi iAh i110miitpic Cuumr aud Ht.r. IF.
power oi lht UNITED States volunteer. sri..
ibi ou"ariiy, CHftu M.I8s. I.4...I
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tey expressed it"walh iul A.n.
u. Whu." pusiIlulmuus la..
one "l them bal olga-ion tl tiIbIa., o.
% l'N ulrur Iul slitr making I..sI......
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'p~ "''.m Uug'J fciai1mm N,f,.f.,..
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.t Nft pl uu f0s IA yI,
i.. '.'. suoH. iu lelaE p.ua u-4rI.I
'N "i lH.nt esp in vH.fr Iea uT oil.
hi..H h1i rilsi',Iur p. approached
z N.i'"s N,t.Hu nude $50. bothered
.t"u.. silt DE- HFus .,. H.f .,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-14

The New York Express OF MONDAY after.
noon says
The elect Of the steamers news has been to
carry up prices OF oil descriptions of bread
hl"is, bni NOT 80 much as the first prtcnsions
oi boidcrs would indicate. Flour has adysu-
cccd iwcHiy cents harrcl Corn I've ceirs.
W heat hve cents hu,hcl aud Ashes - cent.
p'rhuJdfe' Hold r. d.mlnd. dS6, ~ Tor Flour
anl even ,npTe, bot the rate s-ttlsd At Gl
Holders OF Cotton asa cent advance. aud are
indifferent 20 sell even at that.
letter from Washington s,vs. /, f. u,,v
generally admitted uiot 800 nurr tronps ,,iil
D. called Out 70 reinforce Gen Tsylor.
There ia rnor dat GOV. Marcy will soon
leave Tie CJhiuft. Ii j. generally believed
that Chas. Jared Ingcrsall will BE- sent ~
rance ~ piece OF William X. hing who hs.
Just returned.
A New York letter published in ihe Phila-
dclphia Inquirer say = lhat ,be depot Of ihe Gun.
ard 8ne Of scanefs, which ore "a ply between
New fork aui Liverpool, viii BE- a, Jer,y
Ci.y. TOE Ffr9ch steamer line depot Is also
tob- - Jenev City. Tn lenrf sdi,-
BIC Canad senriplis petition to the J4r..,
tiiy Common Guuuoil asking tie fgrbf.i, 4
81 ~ HcFfinn P1fupuui tbc Walrr ,ifiytisga
" i'p, p'al' ior ibr pagYs.s intended n.
'-il '' l'e. Ntf d1gmm oi Hlf Improve.
mihH ~ in"nle1 % Hmhr. 30 of winch he
q ins'ed would eos, 1000. IA. oG,a'.,..
GO Greet q hHe ba,ihas facing the 49,, ID,
ie ~ -. 90 lsusib la c1usfurrt Iar, ,pI
sIbstauiial piefs in Gee dtef s,iI i,,, +. 49,.
Covered dock o. depot ios f,risbt. a.,
b. slso iutruis 60 appiaurI,ts. ...,I.
HHF.iHI uf Coz Iarfr buIl IIH4 f.t .I... .
'd-'ilu ilnus nHitr. Ih. pu.iI..el..
G'irs aiI 11 d1ub' b. granted ed a iar,,..I
hfN h4 OF, lhat So I0 urlrse To- .r..,
co., A'i %. Erst impY1su,e.
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n- lHa u4.fa.l .,
ri.I ,lc basIlae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-14
TRu STRESS NOTICE.

Y ST rcccive,l and fcr sale BY Atisnsa a Maxwell
~ Eo PAIR I.adics cali Hosts IN Boarded Moroeed
Beasts ito s d.. go pair d. half gaiters, 100 rsif do
uhold -, ~ II whicf iIlt e sold very low.
Nov "a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
~SlNGLE IDEAS.J

The Wings are almost as fond Of ad.
vocaling single indess as their brethelen
lbeNarivisrS, They are affected with peri
.odcal psroxysms 10 favor Of solitary
notwithstanding it The Aaron's rod TO
swallow up all others. The youngest
man Can rtcolIecr how they fought
through another against The removal of
The DeposiIo-how they contested in a.
oolher against the Independent Treasu
ry-and how, 10 1910, they 'went it
blind for military candidate, who had
no principles for The public eye. Just
now, they are nothing but the Tariff,
and we must do them The justice to say,
that they are fighting this issue in al
least two sections Of The Union-reserv
ing TO themselves, their old policy Of
fast and loose, throughout the South
ern States This policy has always fail
ed, save IN the sing instances Of The
lection Of General HARRIsoN; and their
success then is really to be attributed 10
Inc fact that they protested to have no
principles at oil. The Tariff, however,
just now, like all the other issues we
have named. is The mere screen to
brood Of 0lher schemes, which are
none the less tavorile notions of lhe
Wings because lney dare not be vowed
and which, 10 case of Wing success, are
none The less sure Of being carried into
effect, because they are Iepugosut 10 the
people.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26

hurry srurry--the misery OF 'h'n soup,
and the mystery satiog the c''a'ouge'
whea our acqduntauce seeinga gentle
mao helpiug he oeighbor to vice
thought that lhs rules of The Temperance
House might as we'll be broEen /" n"
own case s,so, and accordingly sezIog
the bottle, he divided il between himself
snd cOmpuioo'
,Wsue,i another bottle said the
smused suffered opposite.
What number, sir'' said The gaFcon.
No. 6o'--sud second bottle oil
tinto replaced The 6rsr; but time, no.
CO. was careful not to Ie, 60 out OF his
resch. stR>huoss which the Sucker,
evidently couldn't stand.
,Wateyr cried he very Premp'orIiy'
tSir!' said toe waiter, just as prompt
ly.
.Ano,her bottle Of that yeH'
What number, slr!'
mo. 90! by thunder
I'VE Jest nairally' beg 10 stop here
..our fourth page Of copy'(eE'reme limit
being reached. But we ralher'pred'ca'e'
That il that second bottle came,h was not
charged to 'No, Coz and we reckon
moreover, that if ever that Sucker came
to 81. Louis again, however he may sd
mire .fuat hotel, he will direct hi
search any where rather 'h'n to the
Pianters'-SL louis Rsreille.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26

ton Of Democratic candidates (or Congress
the representation Of the respective counties
thereof, shall be as follows The vote for
the Democratic candidates for President aud
Vice President, At the Presidential election
next preceding Ihe Conference, shall be TAX.
en- as the basis Of representation, and each
county shall be entitled to one conIeree for
each and every fourteen hundred Say l40O)
votes given for the Democratic candidates
for President and Vice President, and one
conferce for every fraction of that number,
exceeding seven hundred votes Provided,
that each county shall be entitled 10 at least
Que c0nleree.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
39.sl7 bushels.

Nearly sIl this amount, says the Ex.
press, has been shipped exclusively lr
Holland; and more than so, 600 bosheI.
are already engaged 10 be exported to
the same couorry during the month Of
September. The increased shipment,
Of o'her breadsluffs, -four, whesl. and
corn, are, according 10 rhe came author,
ity, in smiar proportion, and al ad
vonced prices
Our own city also begins 10 feel the
glow aud heallhrul excitement Of thai
policy, which is destined TO unfold ma
ny OF the hidden blessings and privIi.
ges Of national intercourse, and our ma
rine returns for few days past, afford
and cheering indications of
HE risi~E importance Of Baltimore, as
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26

an Atlantic commercial marl. NIIdn
forty eight hours, we have recorded The
arrival Of between twenty and Ihry
ships, besides number oil bsIqlss aud
bTigs, and the schooners Of The coasllng,
and small craft OF the bay trade. In a
few days these white winged messen.
gers viii! 60 forth again upon tie broad
deep, bearing 10 The mul nudes Of other
lands The luxurian produce OF our own
diversified with such articles Of our do
nestle ingenuity and skill as are accep-
table abroad; and thus The reciprocity Of
intercourse, eIicts under the genial bes'
sing of peace, and fosters into practical
effect, all The varied elements Of nation
al greatness and prosperily.-And in
this development, it needs 40 oracle 10
declare, that the manifold advantages
are 10 Us and onrs-lhe nation and the
people OF this great republic,--Baii.
more Sun.
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bpTbe conductor OF certain Whg
ne wspsper, is putting forth his skill in ri.
,beriro. aod II the neocle are mot ed,6ed /,
,m .ns,...I,.,L, ,,a;. c.,r 49, 81.
-. d., ,n.o ,,,. $500, ,,o.i.,
-, ,.-,., ~,
# Jou.re,
.. He saws, that the Government ex-
9eoses are hundred Millions He means
We su1ro,r. ,ha, if The expenses of the
war &c, are ndGed 10 the Goveromqn. ex.
oenses prorer, the sum will be hcndred
millions. But making the calculation as,
anne this ce,rec,ed Shane. wilI.po, make il,
rue. The amount i. far oyers,atod. II we
,scnlIcc, ariob,. the wbole amopn, Of an,
or ap,ia,ions for the cnrren, year Was abcp,
ssI oOO 0Co. and in another ar,icle in the
same numher of his nsoer. The ednor s,a,es
the annual expsDdi,ure' a, that sum. On.
nosi,ioo Renresenta,iyee. al The late session.
ou, the expenditure for the wear eodlopI
Juoe ls47, at abou. fC,y m,uions, jucIudjnp
the war expenses.
3. Hesays,' we have tariff that will
not yield over eight millions OF revenue,
Now If this is true OF course bn' lew for
"'gn goods will be imported What be-
comes then OF THE cay that Ibe country Will
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
DUTY ON RAIL ROAD IRON.

The Danville Democrat of August 7b
1916 contained an editorial article under the
above heading, charging upon Mr, Dirkin
son Of New York an attempt to permit rail-
road iron 10 be imported free Of duty; and
denominated it, 'an additional stab at our
infant Rail Road iron manufactures. The
plain meaning Of the article was that de-
li5erate attempt had beon made by Mr.
Dickinson to establish free usdO in railroad
iron, and that the fact exhibited another in
stance OF the amazing and outrageous wick
edness Of oCofocoism!--The fact however
that Hr. Dickinson's motion was in the
shape of an amendment TO bill introduced
by Mr.. Evans Of Maine the fact that Mr..
Evans had introduced and supported GIl'
10 remit duties on RAILROAD iron imported
the fact that every Nhig in the Senate bu
one, voted in favor Of that bill, and that Mr.,
Dickinson and mos! of tho other Democrat
ic Senators votcd against it, Ond the fact
,bal Mr.. Dicknson's amendment was obviy
ousy offered to embsrrsss the bill on its
passage: quite unno'iced! These
facIs were matters Of lille concern, when
some prejudice was to oe raised by select
irg a single fac! from the proceedings oI
.tb0 Senate, and BY PefytEIirg it and omit
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26

PArv ORDIsrREss OF ANY KIYD,whether ofgout.
rne umatism, headlch, toOhach,cr any other kind Of
ache,S in all cases caused by impure humor5 of the
blood, which nothing save vegetable purgng, (pu
rfyng) eau remove, because by no other means
can lmPurity be driven fIom the body,
WHghrS Iadiam Vegetable Pills have no supc.
rio, ifindeed they have an equal, in removing ever
description of pain; because they carry off, by the
tomach and bowels, al, morbid and corrupt hu-
mos, (the cause of disease in so Easy and nalura,
a manner that the'body is actually restored to
health as if by magic. -Four or five Of said Indian
Vegetable Pills, taken once in twenty -four hours.
on going to bed, will in short time not only drive
pain OF distress Of every kind from the system, and
restore the body to a state ofscund health, but the
blood and other fluids will be so completely purified
that new life and vgor will be given to the whole
frame.
Cau'iOn.-It should be remembered that MrEd-
ward Cole, of PhiIadclphiai Mr.. John Dixon, os
bastOn, Pa, and Mesrs, Browning & Brothers, Of
Philadelphia are not agents Of ours and as they pur-
'hase no Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills at our
'thce ecannot guarantee as gouine any medicine
hey may have foI sale,
Agent for Boomsburg, George Weaver. For
'therAgents see advertisements in another column;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
F URTHER NEWS BY THE CAM
RRIA.

Al Uavre, ihe cotton market main
ained is position, but no advance was
Obtained The sales were for consumption
and moderate.
Rice wss sought after, 0Gd all in frsl
hands sold.
Flour was io demsnd--I3C0 bbIs, 10
arrive from New York, had been sold
al SO a SO frances.
The packet ship Thomas P Cope ar
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rived at Liverpool on the 9Sh ult, from
PhiIadelphis.
LIvEEpOoL.-A good business hs'
been done 10 rurpenIine, al 9s. 9s' Sd.
American beef sud pork we're in good
demand No change in tobacco,
The grain crops have been gathered
in on The British Islands, and The gener'
al impression is that wheat will be an
average yield. Oss the sane. Pota
a'oes owing 10 disease, are every wher'
failure.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26

"Ths WISH is father 10 the THOUGHT
ia conversation, an active Wing, a few
days since, said, that be expected that the
Democracy of Ibis county would divide al
The coming election, aud that they would
be split 40 in future. This is obviously
lhe expectation Of The Wing leaders --those
veterans of a hundred defeats; who have
borne the banner of Federalism slo(i with
consistent and unhaggiUg zeal; and have
watched with interest, every circumstance
hat would ia The slightest degree, promise
hem success. That he:e may De diVls-
on among the Democracy is Their atden
desire aud 10 produce ii, no labor would be
100 arduous and no intrigue too Involved,
TO be undertaken. Hitherto their efforts
md their intrigues have, 10 the main, been
unsuccessful In their turn, AntmsOsonry
Bankism, Nativism, Whiggery and Tariff
ism, have been presented in thsIT most al
luring and deceptive forms, to the sIeadfasI
Democracy oI she Star Of the NORTH in
vain. But now a star OF hope hath arisen
npon the darkness OF Federalism, and lis
dependency gives place 10 JOY. IL i'm
agines that it discovers diviGeu .counseIs,
dlsordered ranks, and permanent causes oI
lIsssrlion. 10 the Democratic party and il
welcomes these evidences Of mischief with
feverish and exnl!ing glee!-But, i. is
!oomed 10 another disappointment, or we
,re much mistaken in our estimate Of pass
Dpg events. 4 single month Will show,
hat Democrats devoted to principle, can
overlook temporary objections aud causes
# ompIain., and with a ssgacity .ha' looks
the future as well aa 'he present, unite in
|supporing the usaees and The candidates Of
he patty, against Ihs assaults aud the in
rrigueG Of the oppos'tioG
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
G}BITEABlTo

DlED--Io BIoomshurg, on The morn.
lrg Of The 10 h inst Docr. john S. Vas.
|TIHE, aged 20.
He is gone. And who can refrain from
shedding tear over the grave .tha! clasps in
It's cold embrace, one SO youthful and so
promising. In just one week more, Or.
Fasllne would have told his score of years,
but alas The grim messenger of Death
came, and summoned him into Ihe presence
of his Maker
Having chosen the Medical Profession,
he Pulsued his studies, with a,diIigenCe sell
dom equOlIed by one so young g. last spring,
he graduated with honor, a, the Jefferson
Medical school Of Philadelphia. On ac~
count Of his youth, his friends advised him
10 defer EOr season, permanently locating
himself for tho practice Of his profession,
and ne had been spending the sumner With
his brOlherin law in this place, in ending,
shortly 10 leave, for the field Of 'ra
laboIs. Thus.in the iuIl GLOW
ardor, and with fair prospe
of usefulness before him,
,nly one month ago, wal
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE

The Congressional Conferees Of Colum,
bia Luzcrne and Wyoming, met AT Wilkes.
barre, on Friday, the 18th inst. and unani-
mously placed in nomination, for Congres,
DocL Owen D,Leib OF this c0UnIy.
After which the following piopotinon TO
tegu'as ethe representation 10 future Coufer-
duce meetings wac introduced and adopted.
Lnssmuch as il 10 not only de handed By
justice and egsalIIy cardinal principles in
Ihe Democratic creed--buI sanctioned by
Ioumerous popular prccedento in Republican
government, that all representation where
The rights and interests of several eonslitu.
encies arc Involved, shouId be proportion,
ate to The aumbe: Of the persons represent
ed:
is therefore proposed and recommend
ed BY this Congressional Conference, that
in all Conferences hereafter TO be held in
This Congressional Dlslucl for Ire ncnina-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
AGIeN0HTo

VB. PALMER, Esq. Is authorized to act as
Agent for the 'COLUmRn DEMOcRAT, and re-
ceipt al monies f0r Subscription and AdrertiS-
ing at his Agencies in
Philadeiphiq No. SO Pine-street.
Nety York " l60 NnSSau-gfreet.
Boston 10 Hnte-Stred
Baltimore s. E. cor Bait. and Caluert-Sts.
Observation-Disclosures and TradeSmen may find
Il to their adrantagetO advertise IN this paper,aS
IL is The onhI one published at The County seat
end has greafer circulation in the county than
any other paper published eciftin StititaHs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
AN APPRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this OI
fee. An active boy Is or Is years of age will re
ceivo good encouragement
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

COWWSIClal news lfOHl EuIePe' wv
quote from the dispatches TO the Ledger
Flour still continued 10 advance. The
Liverpool g'sin market had an animated
aud prices had advanced
considerably.
Corn TRADE.--The London Wheat
Make, has been rather fluctuating since
last reports. Prices during the week
ending August "a, advanced 4s' per
quarter. snd al marketa turlherrise took
place, but in consequence Of The high
prelensions of sellers, The transactions
of extensive buyers were reduced
Foreign free wheat had rather res
lIicted sale, but prices continued to
advance, as did -four, which was IN
good demand, particularly fresh brands
American, ir good sweet state, The price
paid being abont 2ss. per barred, dUN
paid, The weather having changed Tor
The better, permitting OgricullUrislS 10
secure outstanding crops, the grain trade
has been influenced thereby and sci
iers have manifested 3 Solicilude to con
linue operations at the enhanced rates
Business wac dull Rt Mark Lane Of
The 24th ull, but ss holders seemed dis.
inclined to realize, previous prices were
pretty we'll sustained; on the 3lst ull
whest declined Is per quarter below
rates current on that day sa'nnighl. Lit
lie business was transacted in whest in
bond, although there was inquiry there.
for, and he market was languid. Pfevi-
voua prices were maintained.
Liverpool Grain MarkeL--lo last
report Of this ket, trade had an ami
mated appearance, and prices had ad-
vanced considerably; on tke 2lst uIL
wheat was 10 fair demand at an advanc.
of 2d 10 81 per hu.heI Of 10 lbs
A the opening Of business some large
PS'ce'' u " '''e' " .'"'' 'VI'
hands esq. ami 81. per bbI. lodian
'O' " was '',' ~ 1' '0'' ''
'''' y" '' ~'" ~, Wv
'"'' - Wv '''''N' ''' . ~,
'e'' U" '"e COT" "Soe' ne '''0 u
wheat was conhnel 10 a re'a'l demand
ana prices were 'h7 me Ss 'noSe o.
'hd' ySee ""'s"'' l"' ID" GU" 'e''
yea an ooVance OF - per quar'er' ou'
oafte' sHour u'o not m''n'"'" '"e '"c,r'''
ed prices OF tine -&ls' aod |o'n UT Inc
I'm''ed business transacted was al ''"u
ced rates IRON me market OF lhe @oth'
The tone 0! trade was much lIVeIIer''nd
a good business was transacted 10 whea'
without however, any rise in price. A
large business was done 10 lodian corn
and an adgance oI l0I. per quarter was
obtained, A steady sale for barrel flour
and The decline submitted 10 yesterday
was fully recovered. On the lst inst
Ihoro ,-,oe , f,;r Iau,ord rnr uheai and
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
ReNsGTal.

The Office Of the COLUMBIA DpNoCRAT
has been Removed into tho new Brick
Building, South sida. Of Man'street, few
doors below Market.
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"TRUTH wIrnor:. FEAn

SATURDAY, SEF TE.aBER 80, 1916,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26
IRELAND.

a lplIhlCh
IRELAND.
Hostility continues among the lrjSh|
people towards Indian corn, but iucreas
ing ileIligence is gradually removing
the prejudice. Turnips are 10 a sourd
state and will co npeusale for the loss oi
he more popular esculent.
FRAN 1E.
Considerable discussion has taken
place in the French journ lt'elSt've TO
the recent alterations il The american
rariG
The ConslluIionneI thinks The tariff
sill to high, and pnrorces on The Amer
icln Government the necessity ol eslab-
fishing docks and entreporls.
AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS. The time
is at Hand.-The relaxation of those
restrictive principles which have been
carried to so great an extent ,hEoughou
the civilized world, in their application
10 commercial persuls, is already tend
ing lhe development OF true wealth OF
nationS---an ample soil and an induslri-
Gus people. And under this influence
il is sufficiently apparell that The Uoired
Salas, from The great advantages Of cir.
cumslanCe and position, musl be ever in
The ascendant. Her true wealth is ia
vorabIy contrasting with he mere rep
resentatives Of it among the people OF
other nations; her real resources NAV
be safely put in competition with all the
artificial elements OF life, as they exist
in any other country on the face of the
globe. Every one Of the unialing lrib-
ularies Of national prosperity is included
within The present boundaries Of our do
main; and nothing can be added, but
promise in The accession greatly 10 aug,
men' the general opuIence oil The Iond'
Our commerce, under The influence of
an enlightened and liberal policy on 'he|
part Of Europe, will rapidly exhibit
'ucO an increase oil expor's''on,ss cannot
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-26

Hostility continues among the Irish
people towards Indian corn, but iucreas'
ing ileIligence is gradually removing
the prejudice TurnipS are 10 sound
state and will CO npensare for The loss oi
he more popular escuIent.