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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

| f,.ou.ni use of IL would have cuGiailed and linn.
| a his AUTHORITY Had all The Bank bills, the bill ;
| 81 Iut.nal Improvements, the ranf bills ul 1923
and l,42, b-en defeated by The lneiposilion Of the
veto. the Executive power would not De as great
as ii is al present. Abstinence from the use OF The
veto ,ntreases, while Me use 81 1t dimstish,S Ex-
ecuiye power. Inc Veto has teeu exercised only
twenty FIVE ;Imes from The organization ui The
Government 10 the present period. Washing
ton used The veo two, Madison six, Monroe une,
Jackson niIe, Tyler four and Polk three times
rne acts passed by Congress and approved by
| Inc President since the origin OF The Government
amoaE; 10 abuu' seven thousand, making Two
hundred and eighty ACTS tor each veio The dis
use OF The veto would enlarge Executive power
and give additional impulse ~ congressional en-
cfoachmen. Should the day ever arrive when
The legislation oi Congress i. bounded only by It's
discretion or colsulis only The will OF mere nu
merical MAORI y, ;Lcre will be but Two alierna
lives, dissolution Of the GElor 0. entire subver-
sion OF on. institutions.
Tue subjects 10 which We have hastily referred
are fruitful Of remark; but we must ciose. We
have endeavoled 10 itace the origin Of The Wing
and Tory parties If Great BRIAN, and 10 show
rha, the conduct of neither has been so consisten,
and patriotic as TO merit imitation or command
extraordinary eulosy. We have endeayored 10
show ina, the political principles of the party
now known in this country as the Wing party
are those by which the Federal parry was al
ways recognized, and Iha, The practical effect Of
those principles must be 10 encourage instead Of
arresIing encfoachinenl and usnrpaon. In do.
ing 50 We are influenced BY NO feelings OF per;
sonal unkindness towards any member OF the
Wing party, much as We condemn their political
lenels and deplore the course which they have
thought fl. and felt bound to pursue
A \ il. ham intD
power By strange means and under most anoma-
lous circumstances, and We have thought ii our
duty in advance 10 refer to The history OF parties
and roughly TO sketch GU. The chart which shall
guide us in measuring The acts of those who are
10 succeed The present Jeffersonian Republican
Administration. Should its exercise OF power
quadrate with the principles OF the Republican
party, We shall sustain il; but, il, as we seriously
lear, it shall diverge from The true path, we shall
zealously condemn and resist. We shall eDdea.
vor 10 acl towards it with impartial justice.
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SHEPHERDS SARSAPARILLA.

- performing more cures than any other med
'cihe OF the kind. 1t is wonderful wi at apow.
e''ul eHect 1t has upon the blood, changing il
rom an impure to healthy state without yomil-
ing or purglng.
1T Is CHEAPRR than any other medicine. It
mas more pure medicine 10 each dose than anv 9TH
er preparation. The doses are mild and pleasant
TO take, 80 doses to each large bottle which orly
cost 70 cts. For consumption, this preparation
mas proved highly valuable, when the disease is
IN the campasS OF medical did relief can be obtain
ed from this highly valuable anlidote Coughg.
c0IdS, and for all diseases Of the throat and chest
This medicine will be found uneQualled. Price
70 and 25 cts per bottle.
Shepherds TcrmJUgeOr form DESTROYER
We challenge the world to produce medicine
better adapted for the expulsion OF intestinal
worns, than this specific. BE Tn your guard and
buy Shepherds only. Being purgatiye and ton
C it has a highly beneficial eject on the con-
stiutlou generally.
Proprieors, Boddcr & Co., Baltimore, Md.
The above medicines are Tor sale by the fol.
lowing agents.
T. p. Lutz, J. r. Moycr. Blocmsburg T. O
Van Allen & co., Danyille, NJ Brohst & Son.
Finchcr SThomas, Catlawissa, Dr. A. b. Wilson
Berwick, J. koonS, Columbus, VIM Eoors. HIM.
tiugdon, NJ. c. Shocmabcs, BuCkIorn. RicLrts
& Stewart, Orangeyilc, Fruit ard Co Jersey.
town. McBridN & CO.. White Hall, Pcrtrs aid
Thompson, Lime Ridge, Hugh McWIIi,Ts
Moorshurg, J. S. WOODS, Columbus, Light Street,
Iron COMPANY Jesse Hicks, Centre store,
NJ PRICE % cents per bottle.
Notice to Columbia CO., Agts and merchants
+. P Lutz, has constantly on hand large sun.
ply Of Shepherds preparation which can he I'D
on the same terms as 'heproTretus. MBy13,-,
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Bloomsbury Academy
J. f.. BRADLEY.

J. T.. BRADLEY,
viii open, In BIoomsburg, on Monday tho 9th
day OF April next, School for
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
at which instruction viii be given IN all the
branches usually taught in Academies
CoURsE OF STUDY AND TExr.BooKs.
Junior English Department.
Emersons Spelling Book aud Reader, Bullion's
English Grammar, parker's Progressive Exercises,
Goodrchs' Geography, Rus'els History U. S. A.,
Davies Arithmetic, Davies Elementary Geom.
elry, Olmseds Rud Of Philosophy and Astrono.
my,
Senior English Department.
Portcr's Rhetorical Reader, BulIon's English
Grammar, Porker's Aids to English Composition,
Blar's Rhetoric, Goodrich's Geography, Russel's
Histories, Lardner's Outlines, Davies Algebra,
Geometry, and Surveying, Omsted's School PHI
losophy, Olmsed's School Astronomy, Johnstons
Turner's Chemistry, Woods Botany, Schmucker'S
Mental Philosophy, Wayland'S Moral Science,
Websters Dictionary
Classical Department.
LATIN,
Bulions Latin Grammar, Bullions Latin Read.
er, Anthon'S Ceasar, Salust, Virgil, Cicero, Ho.
race .Fosom's Livy, Leverett's Latin Lexicon,
REEK.
Bulions Greek Grammar, ,Bullion's Greek Read.
er, Griesbach's n Testament, Xenophon's Anab.
asis, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Liddell and Scott's
Greek Lexicon.
It will be the aim, in this School, to impatt to
the pupils THoRoUGH KNOWLEDGE Of the
branches studied, 10 educate their minds, TO i'm
prove their morals, and thus to prepare them for
honorable places in life.
Il Il r NJ S.
The Academical year will consist of44Weeks,
The expense per quarter for tuition and
all contingencies, in the Junior Eng.
lish department, $500
In the Senior English department, S42S
In the Classical department. $3.50
o. Good Boarding, in private families can be
obtained at from 81 so to 50 90 per week.
Reference,
Col Joseph Paxton, lRev Daniel Steck,
Hon. Stephen Bady, (Rev, Joshua Evans,
Hon. George Mack, (Michae BrObst, Esq,
John McReynolds, Esq
bloomsbury, Feb 81, lS49.
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BOWEN'S NORTH AMERICAN
FARMER.
TeIegraphic Market Reporter,


4 Journal Of American Agriculture, Commerce
Il Mining, Science, Art Manufactures, Liter
AZURE, News, &c, intended for country people
generally.
This journal is expressly devoted to the tastes
and interests Of country readers, and contributions
from many of the most eminent writers in this
country and in Europe, appear in its columns-a-
mong whom may be mentioned Hon. Geo. p
Marsh, Hon. Morris LongStreth, Hon. Thomas II
Burrowes, James Gowen, Esq. prols Liebig and
Bancr Of Germany, Francis J. Grund, Edgar A.
Poe, John S. Bowen, Esq, &c
TERMS.-One copy, 81; four copies 50 and
nine copies for So.
The Money, Produce, Cattle, Iron, Dry Goods
a0d all markets throughout the Union, ar. caro-.
fully reported under the direction Of Mr. Strousa
the senior publisher, who is thoroughlvand prac.
ticaly conyeraant with mercantile pursuiIs-
These reports, the quotations being received by
Telegraph, Except PHILADELPHIA date within a
few hours previous to printing the paper, and
embrace the various Markets of New York. Bos.
ton, Baltimore, PIttsburg, Cincinnati, &c. &c.
Notwithstanding this paper is published at
half the cost of others, it contains more reading
matter and is as large a sheet as any So paper in
the United States
Specimen copies NAV be sent at any post Office,
All monies received are acknowledged in the
newspaper. Letters must be addressed, post
pad, Bo'rsn'' North ftrer,r0n Faynisy.
F'h ~, 1870 Philadelphia, "a.
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Work for May On the Farm.

SWEET POTATOES, PLANT these Inc llrsI
week in this month. Though you maynot
be prepared to put in crop for market, be-
sure TO have patch for the use Of your
family. There is something so luscious in
a well cooked sweet potato-somethimg
which so fixes upon the tastes of all pal
ates, that no father should neglect their
culture, as he should delight in gratifying
those aronnd him whose care he has re-
ceived from Providence az sacred
trust.
PUMPKINS. Getin your pumpkin, the
first week in this month.
FIELD PEAs.-Get these in by tho
10Th Of the month.
FIELD BEANS should be planted as 'pe-
edily as possible. When the fleece is the
object, every sheep farmers should raise
plenty Of beans.
FRUIT TEEEs. Make a solution OF Q
pounds Of potash aud 10 gallons of water
Then take brush and brush the bodies of
your fruit trees with this mixture. In two
weeks afterwards paint them with a
mixture composed thHs:-F 70 each gallon OF
sof! soap add ID. Of flour Of sulphur and
lpt sa(l-mlx the whole well together and
paint the bodies OF each tree from the
ground up as far as you can reach. This
done, whiten the soil underneath the limbs
ofLhe tree with compost made Of seven
parts lime and part salt. If the trees are
young the potash solution should only
have half the strength-that is, but lb.
potash to l0gallOns water.
Nyour orchard has notbeen very recently
manurcd, bushel Of compost comprised
oflime ashes, bone dust, mould, Marl,&c.
should. be placed arouud each tree and care
fully dug in.
IMPLEMENTS AND TooL, -Tfyou did not
attend to these last mouth, go at once and
thoroughly examine every one yourself,
and have those that need it repaired With
out delay. If there be any that are unf. for
further use, replace them with new ones.
The farmer who attempts to cultivate his
lands with insufficient implements and
tools, consula anything but his own in
tcrcsls.
LINING. If your lands are not already
lined, be sure to begin your arrangements
to commence that necessary part of every
farmers duty. If you canno, spare the
means to lime large field entire, strain 4
point, and put as much lime as will do mar
Of oEit-the ice once broken-a BEGINNING
once made in the purchase Of the article
no matter how few hundred bushels if tbey
arc applied the lining OF the residue o
your farm will prove an easy business.
CrRlNo or Clover. YOU will bavr
cut clover before we rlil ever have anotbe,
opportunity ofaddresslng you, let US adj
wise YOU to cut it when it first comes into
bloom after letting i! remain few hour.
IN swath, put it into cocks and compe,,
your curing in that way.
LANES, ROADS &c.-lf any ofyour roads
lanes, &c, should be in bad condition
have them repaired Immediately,
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Items.

GNEEN 80 A chap reading inaPaPer that Mex
lean files had been received in this city, went in.
to a hardware store and asked to look at some o.
lhem.-Er.
fe is the brother to the man who inquired for
pound of Liverpool dates received by one Of
the Cunard steamers, Boston Tunes.
You ask me for lock Of hair,
That shades this brow OF mine;
Here, help yourself, my charming fair
My wig and heart are thine.
Tho following is an appropriate inscription ior
the collar Of dog
Steal me not m yself and collar,
Both are barely worth dollar;
Puppies should belriend each other;
See me home, then, dearest brother.
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

FENHE Subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
L l2cns Of Bloomsbury and the public in gen.
eral, that they are now opening large and we'll
selected assortment Of
rail- and Uinter Goods,
at thc'"Cheap Corner, lately occupied by Eal-
Ter & PeHhn. Our stock consists Of GENE
RAJ VARIETY, well adapted to the season, which
will be sold at unusually low prices
lC3' The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock before making their pur-
chasCs.
n. II. All kinds ofcOuntry produce taken in
exchange.
HAYHURST & BALDY.
Rlnnmsburg Nov. Il, 1SAS-y
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
greatly reduced prices.
CHEAP BOOK STORE.

NEW and Second Hand Books, .v5yElz
" Wholesale and Retail-DAN- <LSLzy&
IELS & SMITH, corner of Fourtl ssHI4EsW
and Arch streets, have hand and for sale at very
low prices, for cash. very large collection Of
Books, consisting Of
school Books; Classical Books; Theological
Books;
Medical Books; Law Books; Historical Books:
Mechanical Books; Religious Books; Sunday
School Books.
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books in every variety.
A splendid assortment of Christmas Books.
Writing Paper, Blank Books and Stationery in
general.
Also, French, Spanish, Italian and German
Books. Second Hand Books bought and exchan.
gcd.
Phila. May 10. ls4S.-Iy.-"
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Agricultural.
The Farmers song

The Farmers SOIS'
The plough the ploushl the ancient plough
Has tore the yielding sod
Since first this world was given to man.
A heritage from God.
The plough tho plough ,hs da'hmg plough
That tloyates the hcayng loan,
We follow free its breezy track
Beneath tho skysblue dome
The plough the plough the glorious plough
Extends her smiling reign,
Upon the hnly mountains brow,
And o'et the sunny plain,
The plough! the plough the regal plough
Holds on its kingIy sway
Alike where royal turrets rise.
Or humble hamlets lay
The plough the plough the conquerlng plough
Unlike the conquering sword
Has Joyous life, and beamimg wealth,
On swarmns millions poured.
OH oh! for help T. drive the plough,
And break the hinty clod;
No longer ,tarve in mans employ,
Come take yOurpay of God.
The earth the earth! the teaming earth,
Gods store house here for man,
We % to Gods own store and draw
Gifts from the generous land,
The earth! the earth! the fair broad earth
Has locked Within her breast
Rich gifts for all the sons Of men
Awitiug their behest.
Labor, the key, God gives to man,
To bring these treasures forth,
Wetake Gods key, and boldly come
Toclam our charters worth.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE

TVNHE Trustees of the Columbia County iRsti.
tute take pleasure IN announcing to the
public that they have secured the services Of the
REV SAMUEL SCHAFFER,
as Principal ofthe School TO be opened in blooms
burg on Thursday, the 5tb day Of April next
The highly attested abilities OF Mr. SchOGer af-
ford am ample guarantee for thorough instruction
in all the various branches taught in the school.
These will consist Of the following:
LANGUAGES.
ancient-Latin Greek and Hebrew
Modern German, Spanish, French and Italian
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry Algebra, Surveying
Navigation Geography, with the use OF globes
History, Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry, with
lectmes and experiments; Moral and M0uta
Philosophy, with lectures penmanshp ant
Eloculon will receive daily attention
TERMS In order to secure the greatest a
noun, of benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number Shonld be twenty FIVE, unless
the demand of the public should warrant an a.,
sistant The prices will be as follows:
The English branches 50 per quarter
II ,,,,b ,dJ;tiop cC 1anupago
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GROCERIES AND CLOyUlNC

A FkESH arrival of superior goods, AssJust
IA been received by the subscriber, which lie
ohtls cheap to the ciDizens OF uIoou snmg and tho
pubic. His STOCK consists in parl Of cIOthng-..
m"NB when are, coats pants, vests, shnts, scaris,
STOCKS, 0osoms, collars, suspendrrs shaving soap.
fasoIs' straps looklng.glassr, thread spUol.cot.
ton, ead-pencils; pockei.books wa,ch.guards fine
5er'rngs, breast-pns, watch. h.chajus fue cayendsh
tobacco Spanish and hali-spaujsh cigars; smoking
tobacco; matches blacking; cloves; cinnamon
lemons; oranges rasns; herring; figs, sugar crack.
ers; English wal0uis; almonds; fberts creamnur,
lemon syrup by the bottte etc; all Of which will
be SOD very low for cash Cali and examine
'urHING OF THE Latest STYLE AND FINIsy
C,o.n dress and hock coats cloth cloaks. oye,
COATS, business coats, short sacks, pants and vest,
q dark and light Colors, of every pattern and s,yls
This assortment Of clothing has been got up win
great deal OF care cXpress orcounlry sales and
is equalto any clothing that you can get made.
s, by MOSES MAY.
Bloomsbury May l3, Is4S-Cm.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
WHITE SWAN HOTEL.

FTFIE subscriber begs leave to inform his ~
4 friends and the public in general, that he lia-
has taken the Uhie SuGn Hotel and Stare
OGce, No l08, Race Street, formerly kept by j.
Peters u Son, The House being large and con.
yenIent, and in the business part of the City, he
hopes, by strict attention to business, that his
friends will give him call. Iepledge himself,
that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make
his friends at home.
Terms-Sl per day.
GEORGE RAIN,
foTmeriy V SchuyikiH County.
Phila. March "a, 'I0.-tf.
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STOVES, TINWARE g. sHEETIRON

YHE undersigned respectfully inform III, pub
L lie and the citizens Of Bloomsbury generally
thatthey have removed their STOVE, TIN.wARE
AND SHEET-lRoN EsTABLIsHMENT from market
to Main street, Two doors below the post Office, in
Rupelt's row, and one door above the Bloomsbure
printing Office, where they cortinue the above
business in all its various branches. TINWARE
olevery description, will be he kept constantly on
hand for sale wholesale and retail SHEETIRON
manufactured into any form required, and STOVE
PIPES, always on hand
GJ.STovEs of every pattern and size furnished
to order, Country produce received
MARTIN RUPERT,
A. NJ, RUPERT.
Bloomsbury Oct 80. .1S47-lY
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EVANS & WATSON, No 76, South Third street
Opposite the Phtiadelphia Exchanged


NG anutacture and keen
NI constantly on hand a ,Jsfg3g E1'',44,ss9
large assortment Of the above 3l,5MS = III
articles, together with their tIprttk tF
Patent Improved Salamandcr tFHsTgEH T,L
Fueprool Sales, which are AHslsgss gt sib
50 constructed as to set at Iss - -ss.s -,s-s..'sr
rest all manner Of doubt as E+AeltF
to their being strictly hre-prooi, and that they will
resist the ire OF any building The outside ca.
ses Of these Safes are made Of boiler iron, the in
side case OF soapstOnc, aud between the outer case
and inner case ~ space Of some three inches
thick, and ls filled III with inde5trucuble mate
rial, 80 as to make it an lmposslbnlty to burn any
Of the contents inside Of this Chest These Soap
stone SaIaInanderswe are prepared and do chall-
enge the world 10 produce any article in the shape
Of Book Safes that will stand as much heat and
we hold ourselves ready at all timesto have them
fairly tested by public bonfire. We also continue
to manufacture a large and general assortment OF
our Premium Alr-ught Fire Proof Safes Of which
there are over 500 now in use, and in every IN
stance they have given entire satisfaction to the
purcha'ers-oi which we will refer the public to
few gentlemen who have them in use
Haywood & Snyder, Pousville; Joseph G. Law
son, Pottsyille; MIR William Carr, Doylstown, Pa,
| ON. 4 C. Taylor, l29, north Sd st. A. Wright,
& Nephew Vine st. wharf, Alexander Caror
Conyeyancer, corner of Flbert and 9th SITS, John
NJ, Ford, - north 81 st. Myers Bush, 90 north
Sd st. James NJ. Paul lOl south 4th st. DR.. David
Jayne, south Sd st, Matthew T, Miller, 20 south
I'd st. and we could name some hundreds of 9th
ers fit were necessary, Now we invite the at
tcntion of the public, and particularly those in
want OF Fire Proof Safes, to call at our store be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and we can saisy
them that they will get better and cheaper arti5
Gle at our store than at any other establshmet in
the city.
We also manufacture the ordinary Fire Proof
Chests, at very low prices, cheaper than they can
be bought at any other store in Philadelphia,
DAVID EVANS,
Sept | g lSl9-ly. JOHANNES WATSON.
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CONDITIONS S.

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, is published
every Saturday morning at TWO DOLLARS per
ahpum, payable half yearly in advance, viz, 4,
Sion subscribing and 81 upoa entering on the
last six months -and If not paid according to
the above terms, we shall invariably charge
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No subscription taken for shorter period of
time than six months, nor discontinued until
all arrearages shall have been paid, which
must be one month prior to the expiration Of
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PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY

PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
No. s. Pear ST., Near the Exchange,
PHILADELPHIA.
VNIlE subscriber having made great improve.
ments in his method Of castngtype and mix
Ing of metals and had thorough revision of his
Matrices the faces of which are not exCelled, in
beauty and regularity of cut, by any in the coun.
try hatters himselfthat by a strict personal at
tention to business, and employing none but the
most skilful workmen, he is enabled to offer
SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
At greatly reduced prices.
He is continually adding to his stock all that is
new from the best workmen of this and other
countries, and having laeIy procured from Eu-
rope, variety of New faces and Ornaments soil.
cits the attention Of Printers thereto
Specimens will be sent to those wishing to or
der.
Presses, Chases, Cases, Ink, Stands, Galleys,
Brass Rule, andevery other article needed to fur.
nsh complete Printing office, supplied at the
shortest notice. German book and job Type, of
the newest style and of all sizes carefully put up
in founts of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBB.
August 10, 1S4S, ,1y-lS1OD
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