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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

UnghfS MGida Vegetabie Pills in ad-
diion TO being one OF the beet anll-bllous
medicines in the world possesses power
in removing pain, which is truly sstonish-
ing -Four or five Of said Indian Vegetable
Pills, taken every night on going to bed,
will in shorl time completely rid he body
oi those morbid humoIs which, ii lodged n
the liver, aio the cause Of pain in the eide,
somelimus extending through TO the shoul-
der blade, difficulty Of breathing, nausea
and sickness loss Of appetite, coslieness,
Indigestion, d7tuloncy, swar'hy or yellow
compieXIun, and oIher aymp.0ms Of an in
iamma'ion Or torpid state Of the liver
NIigh's Indian Vegetable Pills also
thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels
Of ell bilious hum0Ts, and other impurity,
and therefore are certain cure for cholic,
dysen'ary, cholera morbus, and every olh-
er disorder Of tho iulesnes. They also
aid end Improve digestion, and coascqucnl-
Iy give health and vgor to the whole frame,
as well as DIVE disease of e cry name from
the body.
BtwARE or CouNTERFEITs,---The public aie
cautioned against the many spurious medicine,
which II order TO deceive arc called by names sin,
liar 10 Wrighrs Indian Nege able Pills
THE only original and genuine Indian
pcgeiabie PWs haze tie Signature cf
Hm HrgH wriHn wih q pea on Mc
top loJei Of Each boG To coualcrfcH
his IS forgery and GH others Should be
Stunned as poison
Oihces devoted exclusively to the sale of lIIigLfg
l"dion Vegetable PWs wholesale and retail. lrJ
Race SECT ihlla iclpbia; 2sS Greenwich Sucr
Now York. and l9S fremont Street. Boston.
Agent for Bloomsburg, George Weaver, for ot.l,
er Agents tee advertisements in another column
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
CIRCULAR.

The Democratic citizens Of Pennsylya-
MA who have not already appointed, ale re.
q rested TO NEE, al the usual places of hold
log ihelr township and county meetings and
select delegates equal in number OF their
Senators aud Representatives in lhe STAT,
Legislature TO represent lhOm in the State
Copge0,'on 10 be holden at Harrisburg o.
Ihuredny tie An day Of Mach next lor th,
purpose Of nominating candidates for IT,,
oi!ices Of Governor and Canal Commission
II, and Of performing such other duties q,
may pertain to them in accordance with ii.
nsagos Of tue parry.
BY order Of tie Democratic State Cenlra
Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
n GOOD .ACT.

While at WiIkesborre. the fret Of lhi.
week, we were gratifed to learn thnt the
Supervisors Of Plymouth had been indicted
md found guilty OF not keeping the road in
repair through the naTows near Nan,ienks
Dam This road has beoa a dlsgrsce TO the
lowuship for long limo.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

THE FCLARKs. '-Throe brothers, as
noble and whcIe,souled soldiers as ever Irod
american coil, sons of Mr.. TnoMAs CLARK,
of DanVile' have gone in 'he ranks Of The
Guards TO serve their country during the
war with Mexico. Their grand.raIhel,Mr.
WILLIAM CLARK, who died few years a.,
go was soldier in the Revolution, and the
patriotic blood that coursed in the veins Of
INC grdnd-site has not degeneraled in ths
hearts of the three brothers. That they may
survive the dangers of war and return home
IN safety crowned with iaureIs, is the ardent
wish OF 'hIs whole community - DaAv,llc
D.m0crG',
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Gen. Taylor has az present IS, 332 u.
der his CON nBnh; Gen. Wool 2660 add
Gen Kearney 999e The nlne regi.
.nentS uoN in motion will mske an sd.
dlt,oo0l force OF 5000 men. Public
LedSer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
CHARLES w. FORTEER,
EnaNsDURo, January |, l8l7.

Col U'ejJ,
! take leisure moment to let you know
that we are getting along very we'll. All OF
US aie in foe spirits. You could not drive
a man away from US. We have been re-
coived like kings--as well as ever Wash
Uglon was. Suffice it 10 say, lha, we are
getting along fine, We expect to get to
Pusburg on Monday next the Ash, when
will write and give You the particulars ol
our journey thus far.
Remember me to my friends,
Yours uuly,
w III DElTERICK,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

The Lsgislaure commenced irs Session
at Harrisburg, on Tuesday last, but up to
'he hour of our paper going TO press, NC
had not received the Governors Message,
which Sas undoubtedly sent in on Wsdnes.
day. We shsIl publish il in our next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

The arn'y We copy from The n
Orleans papers letters giving some in.
eresliug particulars OF the movements
nj ,he army in MeXico and the present
'sHdition Of lhiugs in that ,untry'S n
a Anna's forca ere about 30 600 mer
Al San Luis Po'os. Gen. Tsy yIor il
'Ill at Monterey, about leaving ior We
oria, Gen. Worth al SaluIo; G. n
Wool Al Porras. Gen. Patterson wa
till al MalamOrss, but The advance o
MS command, destined for T5mpico
Iei, on she l4Ih ul'., under Gen. Pillow
with orders TO march about twenry-fv
miles, and there wait for tke main body
and the trains. This is the present die
position Of lhe army. Gen. Scott i
probably already arrived st Camsrgo
When the additional nioe regiment
AXE lhe field, the force Cf volunteer
aud resolsrs in The campaign will bo 0
yer $4,000 men.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
.AMiNNTmNYo

AG+lANOHo
V. B. Palmer Esp IS aHhori-ed IN oct rs
Agem for Ne CoLvNBIA DENoruAT,' ami r..
ceipt all monjes .Ior Subscription ond Adrcrtia-
6g at Ills AgcHcies ia
FhjildciDhia No. 80 PiHc-sircH
Neic York " 100 Nassau-ftrca.
BDstUH " lG StaiC-Sireot.
baltimore s. z. COR BAH. and Coireytsts.
Nerchanis- Mechanics and Iradcsmcn u,oV fad
~ n their 0dU0Biagejo in a6rcrijsc in Nis y0yc, a.
IL is he ouig me published 0t hs Counts seat
oad Inns Il greaicr ciycuiaiio0 IN Hc coUiy NnY
any oihp p0ycr guJhShod riHiR Hkmjis.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

The Rev, John Street, Of PhIadol.
phia, on Chrstmas, furnished &c fami.
lies with $50 pounds oi roasting beef, fer
1heir Christmas dinner.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Msss0ui,-A bill TO abolish cspi'al
punishment has been introduced in the
Missouri Legislature. An act 10 secure
'he property of married women has
passed second reading.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Il Patriotic Famiy.-Tbe Wes.
morelsnd Guards mustered into the U.
). service at Pi'tsburg, have three sons
and ono grandson, Of Alexander John,
'op, E'q, in their ranks as privstes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
ARMY CORRESrON DENCE,
OF THE COLUMBIA DEM1CRAT,
No. I.
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led in Hus military style, and were ably ad-
dressed BY one Of it's citlzenS--alter which
we psrtook Of very good supper, ant
Ihen drove on 10 this place. The whole
days travel being thirty miles, every eteI
Of which We have received smiles, cheers
aud blessings, The members of the Guard,
Iappearlug very cheerful. am in squad
InunLer ton my mpssuatss ara ns Cnllows
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09
WAR NEWS
From the Baltimore sun.
INTERESTING FROM TIE .9R-
MY.

Report d Dsath cfG>n Lamar,
Our correspondence from the a ny
by The steamship McKm N, has jn,l cont
to hand. The following letter from oo'
correspondent l.. al M,tomoras, il
quite interesting, sOd details some I'm
portsnl facts which we have not before
met with.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-09

Fran the We.fera Piains.-The
Lexington (MissourD Express OF The
18Th ull., contains the following inIeIl-
gcnce from the plains:--
An express arrived q few days eloce
from lhs company Of Bullard & Co.
rhey had crossld the Aaksnsas; and
were camped for the night south Of tn
Sand Hills on The Semrone, whom one
Of those dreadful northwestern anoa
slorms, which are common on Ihe
plains, came up, and so alarmed theiI
cattle lhst many OF them broke tbs
quad, and made their es:sps. Some
twenty head made lher fnpl escspe, and
three mulas perishel in the storm. Bo-
ing thus weakened in thsr teams, the
con- paoy compelled TO return TO theft.
kon.as, whore they have very good
grass, rushes, &c, for their sieck. Ii
was their intention, however, if the
weather continued fair, 10 move on &c
Benrs Fort, $50 miles, with all the
goods possible, and winter thNrc. BY
IoiJg go they will bs enabled TO reach
Santa Fe early in the spring.
we learn fr.m the Liberty Tribune
that q Iraio Of twen'y-fsur government
wagons were attacked and robbed OF
he es'h ul'. by body Of about 800 In,
iians, thirty miles below the crossing
Of the II kansas.
The wagons were in charge of Copt,
D. S. Marne, who lost ell his clothing
collected for three years. sxPediior
Together with nearly all The mules al
l,sched 10 the train. One man, Johr
Dsugher,y, was killed and four other:
wounded.
A letter in the Liberty (Mo) Trib
lune mentions as curiosiies TO be sect
on The plains, springs Of sodo, and says
The Independence rock is also al
interesting sight; it is shout $50 fee
high, and covers something near Elk a
cres Of ground. There are engrsvet
upon Ihig rock two or three thousand
names. | left my name on it, July Q,
IlS16, II were to tell you that w
crossed ISkes OF ssera'us, you woul,
scarcely believe MT; bu, !; is true, W,
ifsvalled over them with our teams: ant
used II iu our bread, and il is ps good
Inot better than any you buy ia tbs Sale
|
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

from & Amelia booIs
Bsno,. ssS Sd fs ws .'
Home Ports.
brig CID
Bs%o rsa
PEI sa gr% Es TS Ho a1s n'S WrSps
Ksleaa Richmond Otis, Dunbar. Wa,hlnaton NC; Gen.
and New
sso is s~
.sq, ES ,s brig
$S.: S;.tss ;.{
la.o Hsa1y gsSs M o 49,
,' 's%si assE,
'1 R:sa xape,on nta;
csSs .Ss
& A. p . aav LonS0
:. f:sa$:sS Ssnssss: y;
s4. ; Tsis
sst.rdY n, SIis. ossssIs: Emery Galveston; Mary
SssTe. H. s:Ss big ta:seh;s. Haley Nys.l
Cherry rhadspha. sldslOop Rising Sun, Glowsi
Msis
Hsssss f. %
for NYGk dg South GsroIos Ham,Iton fn Do disg sarks
,o Boston, dg Trsnton. Coutts FIN Newport Wales dscg
York iSR: Aphs Merrill I'm dS disr Morgan Dix, Small
and Cherokee Humphreys, from Boston dschg briggs Ara
WilnngOp ready George, Yates feI New York ready;
.bury, fora Northern port dg Dow stetsop for Bos-
ton, dg Anandale Sherman for Jersey City ready Venus
GroRcETowN SC. Aug 27-Arr brig 4 L Walton Rowe.
NYork; Victory, DO.
NrwPoRr Sept s-AT brig Tyrone Smith. P,oy,dsnee for
Baltimore; schr Susan, Gardner Dghton for Philadelphia;
5th, brig Rio Sprou, Boston fos do
NORFOLK, Sept 4-Ship John Barsg went James River
th, afternoon. CID ship Gen Veaze. Farea Genoa; schr
Caroline Edwards Poro Rico Sid schr Kimpton. New
York
PRovrpErcE Sept TAR brig Annawar. Syasey. Phadsl
and White Corson, DO Sid ..hrs Leaning Teyn,enc;
SAVANNAH Sept S-Ar bark Isnardon Moulton. Boston,
sTos Sept 3-Arr schr Elisha Brooks, Adams New
York for NantIcke sIoop New fok 5srdner DO or row
London, Smith, NYork.
WILAiINGToN, NC. Sept Arr a. brig Six Brothers, Ben
sac9; 3D. schIs Ellis, stqlman. It Grox; Brown
Jones' NYok Cid LIST, schr Smith, Youngs dol I'd, Br
schr Evander, Enoas, Harbor Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Medator-HJ Wallack, Miss Fanny
Waack, l. Peck DR. u Grant, J McKenna. Mrs McKei-
ma, Van Eden, Ms M Van Eden miss YHn Eden, e. Al
Vi Maxwell Miss Perkins. Miss FIoel!ick Mis-. Tel.
bin, Miss Fenwick and Mrs Coles, Miss Coles,
Capt P Smith Mller Souther souher Fred Hays,
head. Martha Whtshead, Mrs Phillips Miss Amy Phillips
1876 IN the eerige.
BaEMEE-Shp Goethe-M Langc, and 173 in the Storage
CHARLEsroN-Steamship Seuthemer-John Wick, lady
aud child Mrs Smith Mrs Fuenoye, Hon Howell Cobb and
SH.W Huge, Col Jas simons Rieh,Idson Mrs Con',
Friedmn Lewis Cohen, Palmer LADY and family DR. Ira
dc Ia Mater aud LADY, Mrs NJ e Walter, Miss Tucker, n
Ms. c, hsa a We,se. Mr. Marks, E'ias. VIM Sharp,
VT Walter. Capt Thos Randall. N CIowel VIM stark,
Bremen. WIN Davidson, JOS Dousherty, Geo Tomason
Lrof VIM Murray, X Watkins, sylvester Bennett, G A
6l Ford Hapsc1ford Csps bnl Mason %a sberqed
ap.uue stocker, James Holmes, Capt Brewer Capt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
WAsHrNoroS, Sept. 6, ls47.

Old Zack-Henry Cay
Old lack has to send down two more regiments by
the Gulf to the help of Scott month ago thought
that movement would have to be made instead Of the
interior desert route of Encarnscon and Matehuala
San Luis de Potosi Sc. Some report that Taylor will
come bono and resign. We don't think so. We rather
expec. he wiz hold his post while single company is left
to stand by him. and fight 5000 gueras with that sin
RsaardnS the Presidency. W. sss that at meetiu~ Of
the democrats in Pennsylvania they nominated Old
Zsck, and the young democratic wings Of New York,
have put up Old Harry. Now, will bet hat on it,
that Clay runs Taylor will not rum but will 20
Clay, and that if Taylor Clay will 90 for him. and
Calhoun too aud perhaps Cass the democrats nomi
nate Buchanan. Just put that down, IL you please.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, ls47

Proceedings in memory Of Siias Wright.
The Democratic Association Of Washington held
meeting this evening at jackson Hall.
Francis P. Blair Esq delivered able and truthful
euogum the character and services to the country
tho Hon. slas Wright deceased, of New York.
Resolutions passed upon the subject among
which resolution appointing committee confer
with Hon Thomas H. Benton and to ask him at some
convenient day to deliver address before assoc
ton the character and political OF the late
Hon. Silas Wright [Col Benton and portion of his
family now absent in the west
The eu eiu Of Mr.. Blair viii be published in day
or two.
We are tif d at these proceedings Of the Demo.
cratic Associd ION. The man worthy of them and
they Of The great in honor of whose
memory the M ing called. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

worl in the mouth almost every member OF the cabinet
as IL now Isl It would be the Of the defeat Of Its
party all over country IL nov 10 ft would not be
for the members OF the Cabinet to to be
inserted other papers authorised corrections of Its
bIunders as IL nov Is. n the editor of the Union
knows my name he says he knows that possess bet
ter OF information. every subject OF general
interest. than himself He knows, moreover that he
does possess the confidence of any member Of he
inoapacty He knows that the influence Of the Pres
dent alone him to be tolerated the organ the
Administration.
On every question OF public interest he has blunder
ed; do not remember single option; and profess
Ing TO speak the views and Of ths Admnisa
ton he has not spoken them In order prevent the
public being led into questions OF national
interest have had frequent occasion to
mistakes OF the Union. and in have done
without authority. Some three months ago declared
that General Taylor would not advance San Luis
was aware that letter had bsen received from him.
that step and that Instructions had
stated and have since maintained opinion that
ne would not advance San Luis During all that
time the Union was copying, without Comment rumors
representing the General about to forward ana All
thaS tne IL must have In ignorance OF tns tuo
state OF the In last evenings paper IL V'reuaT
admits my statement TO be correct. - 80
On the day that Mr. Lisbox introduced Mr Len. NO
his In the Brazilian legation stated the isc'
in letter to the Herald The editor OF the Uaion was
liam Question tho did not reflect the views OF the
Administration | did Bnt why multiply proofs OF
what is fully known? or all men, the editor or the
Union has to believe the truth OF Ms own
position-that know nothing OF what pretend 10
1,nderstand and to discuss - GALViENSIS.
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EoreAxn innlpOrtAlAOsap.

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ien,c,sn Unksrt.a Csh'I & F,s%lng-2 falsa cs-l
81 Meyersop col Wolfe coz Victor Achilles,
co-62 SPECS Christ cos Cottenet cos Napier
eole Binn al;teda7s brs iron. BIZ 0eInch-2 cks %
bxs IS cs cts to order.
HAMBtrRo-Bark Velasco-107 pkgs 8 Henriques-4
Ahreneldt--l Hofs,man, Son * Uruker4 A q Wilt
haus-3 Lahea Spies Christ Coz Carlcsch yacob-2
ID Muller-i Landreb--8 Motz * Poltz-7 q h Meyer
l. Goidsmid-7 Nj He sfeldt-226 Coddngon-2 Wiley
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Van Sedt-l7 to order.
ASrwERp-Bark Epervicr-2 cs c Kunkslmann--25o pks
Coga,e Polen-2 cases Bush-l do Bishop Hughes-2
kcIlum.
sr MAnrINsschr TiogaaooO bushels salt Latour4 tc.
old copper bbs copper still Dor turtle ahe bale rags
enry- h cks old metal bxs do $3.50 Durand co-$333
Latour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

DETROIT, Sept 8, l547 amount Of the purchases
yesterday OF flour from wagons, ut 81 So although
hear of an occasional sale ut email advance from
this quotation Our commission houses say the
arriving is unusually small for this OF the year
An eastern buyer in the market for large lot of
-four offering 81 So but could find sellers having the
required amount We hear Of several sales from store
price sale of 30 barrels extra quality at tre
higher price In wheat there Is but little DOING 70a
10 cents will all sales Oats continue 10 20 cents
ROCHESTER, Sept. 6, lSi7.-During the past week
wheat has been taken at 81 Of 81 lax, with several
sales at the latter figure The foreign has had
effect Wheat has come in from wagons rather spsring
ly. Flour sells at Wholesale at S. l2x S. 49, with
transactions Of few hundred barrels. Oats, 3l4o.
Corn, SOC.
CINCINNATI, SEPT. 2.-On Wednesday, In addition to
previous report, 500 bbls sold from railroad
at s. The sales to-day all in small lots 1870, loo,
1856 $40 bbs in several parcels at 100 do in two lots
at So O5 81 10; "a do choice ut 81 20 q - 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
The CrOua.


We have been hearing for the last few days most dis
aeus accounts ofthe cotton the Prairie and Bottom
swarms and owing to rankness of boil and plant has
been enabled to work rapid destruction The havoc In
nat war nv the combined Operations of the caterpillar
army and boil worm few weeks have sufced materially
to destroy the prospects, of an crop which, the
rain continues must without hope remedy fall far be-
low the average of last even letter In another
column from experienced and respectable planter in
this county, describes the manner and extent OF the
Injury within the range of his observation gomery
(.dLa) Journal, LIST inst.
Our Northern contemporaries must not take all for
gospel they hear this about the failure of the
cropsi in East Florida and particularly the de-
structon of the cotton The rains in the interior
of Florida had they continued would probably have in
ured the cotton crops but we see nothing to throw
gloom upon any to mar the very fatterng pros
poets entertained eight weeks ago. Our cotton fields
white sheet, and many Of planters have
commenced picking The other products of soil
in fine state of forwardness and bid fair to excel any
previous growth -Ocata (Fiorida) Argus, 2lst uh
The crops in this and adjacent counties look exceed
iugy promising considering the damage done by the
heavy floods The corn crop never was known to be
better or indicate farer promise for abundant
yield The worm Is now the absorbing topic Of CONVEX
saton in almost every circle aud the greatest anxiety
and apprehensons entertained by all who have
interest and who has not in the cotton crop Up to
this safely say that the army has
not made its appearance in this or the contiguous
ties We hear many planters complaining of the injury
done by the boil worm. but the damage Is partial and
to limited extent tneed not be taken into the account
in calculating the probabilities of good bad crop
To this date the nth of August the real has not
appeared 1t is however, but right to say, that in
places the indications of it's coming of the strongest
character The Developments of few days will settle
the observation-disclosures Courier, l7th uIf.
From every section of the sug region of
State have the most gratifying accounts of the
poets Of the growing crops AZ Lake Borgne, day o.
expressed the opinion that the appearance and oond
ton of the at this time justified the belief that thu
last by least hogsheads The plant Is true
subject to disaster before the crop Is finally saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
WARRINGTON, Sept. 8, lsa7.


Everything going on beautifully in Gen. scott's CO.
lumn He had reached to The village Of Ayotla within
twenty-six miles OF the capital. No fighting The
march Of Gen. Taylor to Monterey equally unob-
struoted, but when he got there he had very hard
job Of work to do requiring three days for its execution
Now We expect Scott will have toughish fighting
the frontiers Of the city of the Montezumas aud In
day look for the report Of the first passage at
We have no notion that the Mexicans going
open the gates Of their capital without resistance
And when General Scott shall have established himself
In the national palace We shall know of the
chances for peace Peace now Is the word. War for
ticie YVES delightful but mems lives cost money and
money requires taxation and taxation
people, and the people hold the balance of power in this
country And that's why getting tired of the war;
and would be first rate to keep agong but for that
But that's the reason We want TO stop it II we
Ell pENON