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A SIMPLE STORY.

About one hundred years ago, there
Iivsd 10 Massachusetts a clergyman whc
1ad respectable nelghbor belong to ht
parish. who was notoriousIy sdicad to y
ing, not from any malicious or pecuua
y purpose, but from pervsrss hsbl
He was every day grieysd by The eyi
Example Of his neilher.--The persoU
was Captain Clark, friend OF the par.
son 10 all temporal matters, and a man
useful 10 ,ha parish. But his example
was q source Of much nquieIudo 10 The
person. He was determined 10 preach
a sermou for the occasion. According.
Iy he took bis lexI, Lie not 10 olss,
1othsr.'
He sxpalis'ed 90 the folly, wicked,
ness, and evil example Of Iyiog, 10 such
! pointed manner that nearly every
psrson present thought him aiming Of
the scap'an. Meeting being done some
one said 10 The captaiO, VIVA, did you
think o. the sermon" 'Excellsnt, ex.
ceIIsnt,'-hs replied; but 1 could no,
'or my life keep my eyes of Of old
mother symics'on, for The porson GER
'aiuly meant her.
This story was told The writer by bis
mothsr, who was daughter Of The sIsr
symsp, and heard The sermop;,o which
she added, My SOD, when you hear any
oily or vice exhibited (rsm lhe pulpit,
before you look oot for mother SYN.
uglon, look wi'hia yousse If and see #
nsplOiu Clark i'HO, there Her sd,
Vias hsd some effect. and may have
gain,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
L,&unber 3S
a GOOD TEST.

We heard astory tbs other day which il,
TOO good 10 be lOs;. Farmer Dickens for so
we will call him one OF The Deighboring
York county farmers, Giks Dotsd sor his
shTewdOesS and pretty girls was visllsd BY
10 jenkins under prstencc OF trading oxen
Wills his real object was TO secure one of
Farmer DiCkoE's daughters, Finding no
way to accomplish the real object without
a direct appeal 10 the old man he ventured
10 pop The question, end received in return
most decided negative. 10 was not
shIswd enough TO manage for the girls. 10
nothing dounlsd, pushed The trade in oxen
and in spite OF thelfarnsr's shrswdaess sue
cesdsc in bargain by which The old man
found himself essentially shaved. A. The
Osx! appearance OF 10 al Farmer Dickens
all was changed and The old man a, once
declared that he migh. 20 ahead for v no
was Shire wd enough to cheat him he could
risk him With he gals. II went ahead;
took possession Of his desired object and
thus far has shown that the old man was
not In enos as TO his coacluslon, rEage.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

hsps (sw OF our comrades who are ony
wounded He alone hat strength suougl
accomplish this noble dsSigu. la his aOl
year he died on lbo powder which he over.
dowsd With bis blood dis frisnd5 aUc
seven OF bis wounded companions by lha
means had their lives preserved"
Alter This narrstys ate the following
words in large chsrsClers:-'HERE RESTS
NlLLl.AM HOfMAN.'- Hartford Conr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

A matter Of fact old gentlemen In New
England whose wife was thorough des-
rua'Ionst was awakened Out Of sleep one
stormy March pishs with.
Husband! did you hear that noiss?-
LIS GObrsl coming! lis The sound of his
saario, whsesl'
'chl pstaw you old foel!' replied the
coed man 'do ysu suppose G.bfiel's such
an ass as TO come on wheels 10 such good
'Ioighing as shisl Tell yCu us The wind
turn ever and 60 10 sleep
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
ADDRESS.

DeHcered by Dr.. ThOs. ", Min"er to
the 'Wyoming .Artil'ertSts'' upon
The occasion of their departure
for MeSsat Of War.
CGpt Dana Officers non commission
edO67cerS and Soldiers.
GENrLEMEv:
When view this fine com
psry Of young msn~regsrd your dss''-
nation and the motives which lead
YOU to the 6sld, my heart oVsrt1ow'
with admiration aud pleasure. Your
country engaged in distant war; TO
vindicsle her violated lrishts sod insult
ed houor, called for additional msn--
not for the parade and encampmenl oi
mou,h, ora year, but for the whole war
Fully aware of the deep responsibility
YOU sssumed--ihe LuZeroe Volunteers
sprsng with aIacrity 10 arms. First IN
the State 10 profsr their services, with
numerous company--the pride OF the
Valley and the elite OF LozSrne, you
were first accepted end have the honor
10 be called first 10 the field. IhW
p omplness on your part end naIksu
distinction by the authorities, imposes
on you, new obligations. Commencing
with high character for patriotism sDd
prompltuds, we are all confident that
you will redeem the pledge and sustain
your reputation.
II is not in human nature but that
there should be anxieties n every breas'
in your own and these OF your rels'
lives and friends, whom you leave on
an occasion Involving so much sacrifice
snd responsibility. II is shared 6y
This whole community. This comp'oy
is not composed like the armies oi Eu'
rope Of the refuse oi The sIresta, men Ry>
ing from vice or mIssTy, to drown in
the mingled sounds Of war The hSrsher
notes of domestic want or wee. Among
you-alI respectable we recognize the
yrluOu3 and intelligent praents who
assume arms--ss citizens Of the Repub.
lie-impsied by the high behests Of du.
ty and inspired BY The hope OF sharing
The Iaurels Of glory, reoping in such rich
profusion in The orange groves OF Mex
leo, by our gallant and couqHerng army
under old Rough and Rsady--AIready
wearing lhe trophies Of three splendid
victories.
'.And who shall lightly say that Fame
Is nothing but an empty name
When memory Of The mighty dead,
TO earth worn pilgrims wisi(sI eye.
The brigh'es! rays Of cheering shed,
That point 10 Immortality
Soldiers-Man is a mixed compound
of good and evil, Of The nobler and ba'
ser passions. Selfshness, wisely
doubt not, implanted in our nature II
perhaps necessary 10 our preservation
Avarice and individual ambition appear
10 control him with irresistible sway
.SeIf.securily and personal acquisition
sensual indulgence and placid ease, sOc
the delights Of life fill his eye and aIur,
him with magic power Sheltsrin q
himself under Guy preiexI from impend
lng danger, you would imagine that sci
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Il &nsi6k Doctor. 1T pretty yoau,
widow spilled TO a ply siolsn to relieve
her Of three distressing somplaiuts with
which ghs was Affected.
'in the first pIsss,' said she, | h,v,
little or no sppstiIs. WHAT shsI! | tskt
Tor that Doctor9
Fer that madam you should lake eli
and exercise
'.9nd. Doctor, lam quite fdgsty q
oight and bfraid 10 lie alone. Whst
shall lake for thar
For that Madam, can only recon
mend that you ,sks--.--hu'baut"
Fis! Doetsr. Bu! | hase the blues,
t,rr,bly. Whll shall take for hair
For that, madam you have besJs'
taking air, exercise and husband. to
nks--lbs Newspapers ssnsIbe Doc.
tor thst.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Glorious Record. Al New London,
ConRnSCIicut, lhs following inscription is
found on grave stone, The records Of
ancient Rome or Greece d. not exhibit .
aOeIsr inSIauGs Of patriot herois n:
On lhs 30lh Of October, 1882, 40O0
English fell upon the town with fire and
swords. TOO Americans defended the for,
for whole day; bu in he evening abou, 4
I'eock ii was taken, The conmander Of
he bcsisged deIivsrd Up his sword 10 an
ingIishman, who Immediately stabbed him
Al his comrades were put 10 the sword
A line of powder was then laid from the
u1gazino Of the fort 10 the sea. there 10 be
lighted thus 10 blow the fortress into the
air, William Holman, who lay not far DIS
lsnt 10y three strokes Of The bevUnei in hi.
BODY beheld il and said TO one Of hIs wound.
cd ffifnds Who was still alive; We Tl
ondssvoUr 10 crawl 10 this line we vii
completely wet The powder with our bloot
and thus will we with The Ihte lifo that re.
mains 70 W save the forI magazine and per
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

A clergyman being ipdlsposed and cons
dnsd TO bed sent bic servant 10 see what
hour it was by sun,dis which was laslcn,
ed 10 post in bis garden. The servant
went there but being at Joss 10 find i, on.
thought the shoEses! way was 10 pluck
'up the post. He did so aad carried i.
to bis master with The snn dial say 10 him
hsrs it is sir look al it yourself for i! is all
a mystery 10 me-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

.IaHeGt inc interests oi me OLD lDlriesn AZ
,llsotO S!atssl This is a gave and mos
Important enquiry. | answer. 10 my oPln
Ion beautifully and inVigorsIingly. TAX
Pennsylvania and tho States sssterward
moT deeply engaged 10 commerce an'
mInufaclurss. That sailing vessels OF eve
Try description, steam ships OF every size
will be demanded for this western lrads 70
many years in a compound ratio Of increase
sksptIcism cannot doubt. Every ship yart
and every material for building 90 Ib'
whsls eastern coast, would be in steady
,land profitable demsnd. Vast wealth wouc
aow 10 upon us from the indies. The ghl
lanp Telegraph would daily snnouucs from
soms western Philadelphia the prices cur
enl. Our systsn Of revenue laws extend
|ing from ocean to ocean, sHd embracing the
sherss Of both ssas, incidental prOtss!ior
would bs afforded 10 oil manufactured ar!i'
Olss lhroughou. this wias oxisnl Of country
presently TO embrace population oil one
lhuadrsd millions OF consumers.
10 this stats OF tbings while oil New
England would prosper the manufactures
OF Pennsylvania and mora s,pscslIy her
coaI and iron would End profitable dsvsl.
opmsbt ssu,llng The hopes Of The most san
Ruins. in ,hS mesn tine, while the nalio
lie growing in magnitude if some men hon.
sshy tinid are disposed to fear 10, US re-
member that our Gllats and our household
gods our home laws aud domestic iaailu.
isns are by our own State constitution un.
der our own supervision and protection sn,
| 10 the eVSni Of unforeseen evils, springing up
ss are no, oDIy p'epsrad bal have Ihs IN,
doubted powst nov as We ever have had
10 dsfsnd end pfstscs ourselves. lie, us
then hear 30 whi'psrings Of dsunion.-
Yrcason is in the though! and ruin IN The
le0nSummatiOn. Let us cling closer and
oossr 10 oog Federal constitution as ID,
safs guard Of freedom, tho e.tsdsl Of psWsr
Let US scan sith bold and unblsnching sy,
this O. eat revolution mark iIs progress AM
sOgsoiouSly nhs advantage Of tAs Immense
;haugss 10 secure ihs bsnehu it mus! inrs-
duce.
There s,s those lvirg yet, who rsnsm
Der wall vhsn ,hs savags contested sharply
for the Ohio, ss he north western Boundary
! Of the Wbitc nan. Behold! that uorhwes
1,su,tory is now Inhabited BY more pumsr.
ous population than tbs wholS sonfsdsraey
eoatalpsd al the dose Of lbs RsvolV Viisnar}
war ThOrs we're aasy Of 'hs gsod and
~iss whs snw the annexation Of Louisiana
Siib serious apprehension. Mark The blss
sings and prospsriiy derived frsu the u
Aion. They ere unapprscisbls in their sx.
,snl and value. II is difficult for our slug.
gish minds 10 keep pace with our sdVHns.
Ing greatness and increased growlh. Do
yOu SEQ that star said NspolsoD! DO you
.se lha. star said Napolson /! The star Of
our dsstIny leads this Oasion to a position Of
elevation the world bas never witnessed
Nay wisdom guide our councils, and fsrI-
uda nerve The arm OF our soldiers. Gsn.
demsu! you 90 on Ersa. and glorious sr-
rand Farewell. Farewell. Our confidence
aud love 60 vllh you. May God Almgk-
Iy protect and return you, your brOws
wrsahsd win laursls 10 our welcome spd
embrace.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Pathsiic.-.a loaned yousg lady being
asked al tea table il she used sugar repli,
ed i save daSolical inVincbo rspugusucs
to sugar for In my nssnsibIo cogaIions ups
on the subject The f.vosily Of The sDgsr nuLs
Lies shs HAvosisy Of the tea aud renders il
vastly obnoxpusl'
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TERMS:

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rw.ut Insertion. ePA liberal discOun
made to those who aduertiSe blythe yea'
LETTERS addressed on 6"''ns'''m@s'
be post paid.
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Master Bugns' coma up and ,sll me
who was Cleopatra! 'CIeOpna was sister
20 one OF The Hsgyps and come to he. un>
happy end by swal1ern' Of a wasp Good
boy good boy-you'll DO Glbbon one of
thsss days
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

i got some boot 10 that bsrgaio,' a
the loafer said when he gyt kicked ou
ol doUls.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Il Contemporary speaks OF sleeping on .
fence rail With I've yards Of I.ps for GOV.
sring Some people. aceonmo Iations are
rather shOIl, truly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

a Honorable Dig @.-IIi ia conlempla
ed TO sesIsw on General de La Vega The
honorary asgrse Of l.. l. D. which means
Licked Like the D-i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

A Reneal Tor dIssbs'lhs diOcs,s of
about to be es''Oli5shorsloyu, BY ITO
=, Maryland I1 yl:seOpn Church.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Why Is grass like mousel Because tho
catll sat it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

The ;oay TO sag n-'Adeline! ah.
Adsinep
We'll, hossn
'DOsl thou love me' Delight Of my
'ouIl Tell me, dost lhou?'
'Ob, hevugsi Don't /"
And will thou have me then, fair al.
yep
When: jsky, when' (Wuh grea' ears
Iefness.)
'To-morrow, sweet one, Tomorrow.
Good gracious! did you sver! Well,
1 won'l do nuthin' else"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

'Ah, John, my uJcle has been inNew
York. and yourn hant' Wen, what
Of thsI--my uncle has bsen in jail, a.
youth hslnL'
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49,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
GOODXyIN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE AND
SARChDA RJJTA RJrTERCI

LNOR the cure ofJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVE
l. NESS, Bilious and Liver Complaint. Indigestion
drowsness, headache cuaneons and scrOulOs discusses
all impurities OF the blood and general debility These
hiters possess the great merit oheng entirely vegetable
in every component part Sarsaparilla that most ines
tnabe root obtained from the tropical regions of South
America, has long and justly been known mud acknowledge
ed by the medical world efficient pdrier Oft
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Ingredients The virtues othe genuine IIoneuras Sarsa-
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are combined in highly concentrated form, with the
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this preparations brought operate on the stomach
and bowels producing thorough cleansing fthe whole
system speedily restoring IL tOits wOned tone and vgor
As safe pleasant and efficient tonic and aperient, as
mild and gentle elhcnciols cnhRrc, in all cases OF Ian.
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the stomach restoring strength, an equently purify
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Certificates can he shown and references given to ind
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Prepared only by GEO. G.. GOODWIN, No. 76, I'm
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The following list Of Agents for the sale of Good
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
EnerpttfMg.
A CicerOnian Volunteer,
From the New Orleans Picayune.

Yesterday morning, nearly opposite Inc
AIgiers ferry, quite crowd wos ga'hereu
around man who had evidently been 10
the wacs-his boots were wounded, MS
can very much bruised, and his dlngy
blue Jacket gashed in various places
The face of our returned volunteer was
tanned by exposure to the sun and arid
sands Of Mexico, his hands were as req
M beet, and his pug nose ornamented
with any amount Of pimples. Ills whls-
kers and mustaches were as dense as the
cbopparal between Point Isabel and Mat
amoros, and his light blue eyes moved IN
their sockets with savage kind of enhu-
sasm lie was evidently "higher" than
he should have been, but his heart was in
the right place, and from his looks he APP
peared 10 be as brave as steel. To a
crowd of admiring listeners, composed Of
cab-men in oll-clolh coats, dray.men in
red flannel shirts, and long shore men in
every variety of dilapdaled and quaint
costume, our volunteer thus gave vent to
his patrolism; :.
"FelIer-clizens," said he, "pve bin
down thar. I've lain these long bones OF
mine on Pint Isabel, and INDUCED in the
spIendidcst kind OF dreams, surrounded by
galaxy of sand-fes on the BRACES, and
certcrpedes was my companions at Pal"
Alto; but at Resacker give couple or
more Mexican gentlemen partick-u-Iar
h-lI. seen Charley May when he made
the charge, and heerd poor Rdgely boiler
out, Stop, Charley, Till draw their lire''
wasn't at Fort Brown, but on my honor
as IA soger, the Great Western Il beg
your pardon, Mrs Bourdelte) can make
the incest coffee that ever was drnked'-
The alcalde at Matamoros TUX me up one
nigh, for being drunk, bu, the way that
my Gaping brought him up to the buIlring
OF milllugtary opinion was caution to
the skunks that used to sweep The plaza
with willow brooms. | was up at Ray
noser, and hourished for while in the
suburbs of Camargo. crossed over with
Gineral Worth, and may be wasn't at
Monterey! Oh, tina, Bishops Palace
the siormir' was the purtiest sight IN the
WOrlN. lHcU, III tHc SlIcelS-lNe UhIiI-
cades; why, our boys hopt over 'em like
squirrels, aud the Mexicans fell on the
pavements like hickory nuts in the fall Of
the year. But Bonyvister was the field
where exlingnished myself | Gout like
man, gen,leman-I did, | seen old
lack on that ID old yalar charger
of his'n, and if the Mexcans had touch
ed hair of his head we'd massacreed
every mothers son on 'em. That old man
can't be fetched by any thing made ir
Mexico; if he can you may nave my heac
for football. And now, gentlemen, if
had money I'd treat you all, bu, Amt 60
and m the the, r nSs Gs": H"wsomdevel, HEAVIER
town on Monday next viii, '''"'' .. ~ r' Il
of rocks, and the way that shall scn
up the Mississippi TO old Louisville, vii
surprise all magnetic telegraphs"
The military orator turned on his hee
with the grace Of the "Greal AM" not
however, without loud cheers from his ad
minng auditors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
The Nueccs Boundary.

Why don't the Mexican sympalhizer
keep up their nonsanse about the marcl
Of Taylor from the Nueces being the
cause Of the war? Three months ag,
this was the burden OF all their songs; il
was repeated aud reiterated in every fed
eral sheet and by every jubilant orator
But now they say not word about it; the
Nueces is not now in their vocabulary;
there is no such river on their map now.
And why is ,his' Is it because they dis
covered that Gen, Tayior was The first
TO adrIsc the march 10 The Rio Grandt;-
Or is it because Santa Anna has in fac,
acknowledged tina, the Rio Grande is the
Mexican boundaryl In his account of an
interview with one of our officers after
the battle of Buena Vista, he save he told
the officer that the Mezicans would no,
talk of peace while the Americans were on
the south side Of the Rio Grande, o. occu-
pied any part Of the MOaicam trritory.-
This plain admission, by the President of
Mexico, that the Rio Grande is the boun-
Diary, was the dealh-blow to his allies
here, and it has stopped their mouths en-.
tirely OH that point. They do not now
say word about the Nueces boundary
all they can de now is to utter general
anthemas against our government and all
who will not join federalism in affiording
laid and comfort 10 the enemy. YET
they are nominating for President the
General who has done most in the prose
cution Of this damnabh, infamous, God
abiorred ,sar ~. H. Patriot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
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