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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Clcansg ard strengthen. Consumption ran
he cured. francbi,is,C consumption. Liver Gene
plant. Cold, Caiarrh, Coughs Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood. So,e.,ess in t!.a Chest, Hectic Flush,
Niet Swcats, ni!}:cult or frotii>e Exper'ora'ion.
Pain in The SHE, &c, have been and can be
cured
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Recommended a. highly sersiceahle in all cases Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Jaunhice,
aud all impurities Of the Blood. Price as cents
Der bottle.
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Just cIcclng CoopER. Mr., G. is a man
of good deal Of legislative experience,
having been member of Congress and
Speaker Of the House of Representatives of
this State 49, an adroit and INSCRIPTIONS
parlizan- but not remarkable for the pos
session of high atlainmcns, or brilliant in
tcIlect.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to
the Democrats Of both Houses, for the
sIeadiness with which they adhered to
their excellent nomincC-Mr. BRoDnEAD.
1t isan example worthy of imitation by the
party at large.
Office holders and hungry applicants
here are numerous. The executive Cham.
Der and Canal Commissioners Rooms are
now the centre Of attraction.
Yours truly,
REPORTER.
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CORRESPOI'DEH'CE.
~~~UN~I~sNS~>NN-N-~INS~-~N-~
WAsuINGTON, Jan. 8, 1919.
letter no. =.

CoL Taie:
The House of Representatives, to day
on motion of Mr.. Sawyer, adjourned to ai.
ford the members, or in the words Of tha
funny gentleman, "we democrats, " an op.
| portunity to celebrate the ever memorable
Eighth ofJanuary. The day was celebrated
here, or the occasion which renders it sa-
cred to Americans, though fear not very
generally elsewhere, nor with that warmth
which the achievement OF the victory of
our glorious arms over the British Camp
at New Orleans, on this day 81 years ago,
should inspire. And although the great
patriot, statesman and soldier, by whose
chivalric vaIor that memorable victory was
won, and that too by fearful odds, has de.
scended to his final rest, his services should
not be forgotten and long will Americans
revere the name and fame, and honor of
Gen. ANDREW JACKSON.
In the Senate to-day, DR.. D. Sturgeon,
presented petition from Lieut.. David D..
Porter, asking compensation for certain l.
plomatic services in the Island of San Do
mingo. Also, one from Calvin Blythe,
executor of Com. Jes Sc ID. Elliot, praving
remuneration for expenses incurred in en-
tertainlng royal personages while in com
mand OF national ship. They were re.
lerred to the appropriate committees.
Gen. S. Cameron, in Senate, same dav,
presented petition from James W. Sykes,
volunteer, praying for bounty land; also,
one from citizens of Harrisburg, asking
Congress to purchase Mount Vernon; also;
two from Norristown, asking for the abo,
Iition of slavery and its prohibition in new
territories; also, two from Essex co. n. y,
asking for alteration in the rates of the tar
if duties also, petitions from citizens of
the counties of Lchigh, Huntingdon, CO.
Iumbia, SchuyIkiII Union and philadcl-
phla, asking for an increase of the tariff
They were referred.
A fire occurred this morning in the Gen
cral Post Office Department, which after
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
The Governors Message.

ThisdOcument has at length made its appear
ance, aud We give our readers the following alb
Slract carefully prepared,
The Governor, after proper reference to the
welfare of the country, and a due acknowledge
iaent of g;attude to Almighty God for the brs-
sings which We enjoy as nation, pays mered
compliment to the Volunteers of the State who
went TO fight the battles ct the country, and rec
ommends the erection Of a suitable monument Ia
the memory of those who died in the service.
He speaks in the following touching and beau
tilul manner Of his late predecessor, Governor
SKUNK 1t is a tribute, that honest republican
richly deserved
"Since the adjournment of the LcgisIa-
ture, the Chief Executive Officer of the
Commonwealth, the late Governor Skunk,
has sunk beneath the malady which then
afflicted him. lie died on the Goth day of
July, lS48.
1t will not be deemed improper in me
to say few words in reference to the
character of the iIIustrious deceased.
The late Governor Skunk having spent
a large portion of his life in the public SER
vice, and having mingled much with his
fellow citizens, was well and extensively
known throughout the STATE, and it is with
pleasure the circumstance is recalled to my
mind, that at one period of his life, | had
the honor to enjoy his intimate personal
friendship.
During our intimacy, il always gave him
rrcat pleasure to aid and assist the young
and inaxpcncnccd.to to relieve the distressed,
and to impart to his fellow men by words
of kindness, and deeds of charity, as large
n share Of happiness as his condillon would
allow.
lis intercourse with others was cour-
teous, his friendships were lasting, his at,
,achmenls strong and enduring, while his
resenlments for imWries were transitory
and made no permanent Impression in his
bosom. 1t may with truth be said of Gov
crnor Skunk, that he was a sincere friend,
good neighbOr, pure Christian and an
honest man. Such was the reputation he
SUSTAINED among his fellow citizens when
my intimacy with him, gave me knOwI.
clyr of his character, and although a dif-
ference Of political views separated us for
many years before his death, his friends,
ata later period Of his life, have borne tcs-
tlmony that the same purity @ intention
and drsro Of well doing remained with
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
The Canal Commissioners.

Cot. IsugAL PAINTER, Canal Commissioner
was mausuraed on last Tuesday lie succeeds
the Hon. James Burns, in the Canal Board.
Judge LDngaretk the other democratic mem
ker, is at his residence in White Marsh, Mont
gemery county, and is gradually recovering his
health
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
,BoBn Il. Gamble, Esq.

The PJttspiHs Emporium, Democ' Gtic Stand
ard, and CrawtOyd Democrat, we are happy to
perceive, have joined US in recommending MIR.
Gamble, for the office Of Canal Commissioned
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
CALIFORNIA GOLD
Discovered By Signor D'Alcear'S cold,
OMetGr!
GOld See IL CT'S Guide,

Or Secret art of finding Mines of Gold,
Silver, Iron, Lead, Copper, Coal,
and other Mineral Riches
ENHE first discovery Of Gold in California was
made by DON JOSE D'ALYEAR, an emin.
enI Spanish Geologis, Chemist and natural Phil.
osopher, by means Of newly invented Magnet.
ir instrument, called
The Goldomcter, or Gold Seekers Guide !
SlGnor D'Alyear has just arrived at New York,
from the Gold regions Of California, by way of
Panama, Chagress, and New Orleans, bringing
with hm a very large quantity orgold ore, val =
ued at nearly one million of Dollars, which he
collected there, long before the existence Of tn @
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13
o. CONFIRMATION Of Major CGsS

Mai. LEWIS CAss, it,, was on Friday last
confirmed by the United States Senate, as cha g
60 Rome.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13

LO Angeles, California, Aug. 1913,
This ma! certify than the Undersigned ID iuiIy
convinced that SIgnor Jose De AIvcar was The
first dscoycrr Of the Gold dcpoS,cs OF CaIIIor,
mia, and that this discovery wos mate by lhe ana
oi rnagnell, instrument called the GoId' mcltr'
which haye,eeu successfully applied to lhe as
cover! Of vcne Of gold ore, in places where no IN
dicatlons of hat substance appcared upon Ihe
surface Of tie cath.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-13

LANCASTER CllH, rem.
Ja"uary gM, 1919,
Mr. Levi L, Tate
D,w SU,-Wishing to extend my new
mode Of computing numbers, among business men
generally, induces me to write you few lines
ON the subject | will give yen brief statement,
conce ming the wonderful rules have discover.
ed, and which can be impaired to others. First
if a ledger be opened, and column of figures
pres enlcd, will give the sum total in less than
) seconds Of time, it matter, not what length, or
breath the column is, the rule performs them in
the same manner. Second let a sum be written
in multiplication, with any number of figures in
the muDlpIier, and muItipicand, and commence
writing the roduct all IN one line, with great
rapidity. llIimitable sum ms in Division, and Frac.
tons are performed with the like result. Inter.
est, at any per cent, and for any given time, is
performed by this rule in second. These rules
can be learned in one halt hour, by any person
having the printed rules. ANY person enclosing
three dollars to me, through the Lancaster Post
Office viii receive full set of these rules by re-
turn mail
Please insert this in your paper, and forward
me one copy containing the same, ard will for.
ward you full set, free Of charge.
Yours truly,
p. NJ. DESHONG.
.MathCmGtlCiuH
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SIGNOR JOSE De ALN EAR,
d ORR n York Cit

HUN ITI6, n, lVTk VTTI.
C1Onice fer the sale of the Gold seekers Guide
and Goldomerer, No. IS Centre street ne" ! oiS
CITY, where yis,ers may see several casks Of Cal
fornia Gold, in The rough state, as extracted Oy'
Sgnor D'Alycar from the Socremcnto Mines and
also witness the operation Of The GoId' meter,
when held within tie magnetic influence Of the
precious metal, and the uncrrlng manner IN which
it indicates the presence Of that and Other ne'al-
iC substances.
Jan 10, lSIg--6L
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pal Church, Bloomsbury, intend holding sale
of Fancy AND UsEFuL AIvrCLEs. IN 0,sc OF Nh
Rigg, new builduY,, ON Nam street, I'd door a.
aoyc the EXC hangc Hool, commencing oa Mou.
day next, the 18th OF January. The public are
respectfully invited oattend.
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.YUrgicm and NccbanicM Ucnfst

TFNIE Undersigned respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Bloomsbury and the
public in general that he attends To all the various
Operations in Dentistry. Residence near Blooms.
burg but will visit families or mviduas, at their
dwellings, when required Thankful for past ia
yors, he hopes to merit continuation of public
patronage as it will ever he his pleasure to render
satisfaction in his profession.
J. II. YANDERSLTCE.
N. Z. The special partnership, in the plate
work. Is continued as heretofore by the under.
signed A. VALLERCHAMp,
J, Fl. YANDERSLICE
June 10, le4s-Iy.
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ganst all attacks from X civilized or say
age foe, and ii will afford the President
peculiar pleasure to perform the duty pro-
mpty and effectively.
TRULY DBrREssING FRE.-On Tuesday,
evening last says the PolrsyIIe Emporium the
house Of Philip Sternbach, at Port Carbon,
was entirely destroyed by fire ana horrible Ia
re late three OF his chrl ldren ie II victims 10 the
dcyouliug element. Four chill drcn, 1t seems
vrro lclt at nome while the parents went tu
Church, and when the fire was first discovered
it had advanced 50 far that it was impossible Ia
enter the house and resruc the little sufferers
The eldest child escaped and took refuge at a
nelghbors.
lcE- Now il he time to I'll the Ice Iloust
to the brim II is a luxury during the summer.
which, since the consumption Of "lce Cream
is so prevalent, has generally bee umc very
precious long before the demands for 1t is salts.
fed.
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," Did you get that Turkey, Col.
TATE !-Jcrscyshore RpubHcm,.
W "WeIl, We didn't" Col. SycIy.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31

u The Rev. E. A. Beach, Pastor of the first Pres
byterian Church, Homer, Licking county, Ohio, writes
under date of May s. 4s47, that G. B. NJ of Homer has
sueredfo years from constipation of the bowels been
for l6 months confined to his bed suffered most
tating PAIN from structures in the ntestines has had not
only the advice of the best physicians in the country but
his reported to the Medical Convention of the
State Ohio discussed for hours, committee ap
pointed to make prescriptions it administered with
out the slightest benefit resulting. The Rev. gentle
adds that the Lithontriptc tried good effect
Immediately produced to the asonishment of every one
who has the case, and the patient under tho
effect of the third bottle feels satisfied that will be
the result Reader columns for adveitisement.-
Call on agents and get pamphlets.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
THE CHARM OF CLEANLINESS.

A white-yellow cravat or shirt on man, apeaks
at once of the character of his wife; and be you
assured that she will not take with your dress,
pains which she has never taken with her own
Then the manner of putting on the dress is no bad
foundation for judgng-ifi it be carelessy slovenly
if it do not properly fit No matter its mean
quality; mean as it may be, it may be neatly and
trinity put on; and if it be not take care of YOUR
SELF for, as you will soon find out to your cost,
sioven in one thing is sloven in all things. The
country people judge greatly from the state of
covering of the ankles; and if it be not clean and
tight, they conclude that all out of sight is not as
it ought to be- Look at the shoes, if they be rod-
den on one side, loose on the foot, or run down at
the heel it is very bad sign; and, to slipshod,
though at coming down in the morning, and even
before daylight, make up your mind to rope rather
than live with slipshod wife. Oh! how much do
women lose by inattention to these matters Men,
in general say nothing about it to their wives but
they think about it, they envy their luckier neigh
bors, and in numerous cases, consequences the most
serious arise from this apparently trifing
Beauty is valuable; it is one of the ties and a
strong tie too; that however cannot last to old age
but the charm of cleanliness never ends but with
life itself Cabbett
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
LATER FROM THE GOLD MINES.

The brig Perfect Capt Gardiner arrived here
to-day from Chagres, whence she sailed on the
9th ult Among her passengers is Lieut.. Lewis,
bearer of dispatches from the Pacific squadron to
Washington.
He reports the U. S. Mail steamer, Oregon, from
New York via Rio de Janeiro and Valparaiso arri-
we'd at Panama on the 23d February, and would
leave for San Francisco on the 10th March-she
would take 800 passengers, leaving about 1900
more, waiting conveyance to the gold regions.
At San Francisco provisions were enormously
high and new gold places had been discovered on
the Sacramento of immense value. The profit Of
one cargo of goods shipped from Valparaiso to San
Fransisco, was one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars. Bait Amer.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
coURrsHIp AMONG THE INDIANS.

George Copway, the educated Indian, who de-
lvered two three lectures 10 this city last week.
thus decribed the manner of courtshp and mar
rage among the Chippewas:
He said there was no courtship done by the
young people; that was done by the parents, years
beforehand, and it often came rather against the
grain with young people. When the day came
the ceremony was performed by by the chief con-
sisting of lecture to the young and feast after
which they were considered as a man and wife
But among the tribes of the west there were many
very curious ceremonies connected with courtship
and marriage. One way of getting wife was as
follows:
When young Indian fell in love with any of
the daughters of the village he would go and sit
down within few yards of her, keeping strict
silence all the while; in few moments he would
get up and go away; this he repeated six or seven
times, coming nearer to her every time. At last
he sits by her side; if she makes no movement
of displeasure, then he has hopes. He sits by her
several times in this manner and at last pops the
question by putting his hand on her hand, and she
accepts him by placing her hand over the other
two All this time he takes care not to say a word
and she likewise; but after the question is popped
then the words of honey are applied, and they
soon become man and wife
New York Day Book.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
ANTHUNY BEEkMAN,
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN.

The mild Alternative properties DR.. Guysott's Extract
of yellow dock and sarsapara, render it peculiarly aP
pcable to the slender and delicate constitution Of the e
male. 1t is unrvaed in its effect upon such disease
incipent consumption Luecorrhoea Whites
irregular menstruaton ncontnence ofurine, and gene
raj prosraton of the system. Itimmedatey couneracs
that and assitude to the female
frame, and mparts energy and buoyaney surprising
as they are grateful.
We have evidence file, which induces strongly to
recommend this medicine to married people who have NOT
been blessed with offspring.
Wecan of course, exhibit certificates any extent
the above class of complaints, but give the following
extract of letter recently received some indication Of
the extraordinary virue oths medicine remedy for
the disease referred to.
Newark, Jan. 25th, l849
Mr. Bennet-We take pleasure in stating that your
yellow dock and sarsapara gives great satisfaction in
cry We shall try and you certificates.
A very respectable gentleman informed us that his
daughter troubled with difficult menstruaton and
other diseases peculiar her diseases pecu her
she had had her regular menstrual discharges for
long time; but by the of Doctor Guysotts Yellow
Dock and sarsaparlla radically cured. Had Town
sends and Others without receiving the slightest benefit
He had daughter die from the cause. Please
send additional supply.
Very respectfully yours,
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
Lower sandusky Price Cmrrent.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
New York, March p, 4 P. M.

New York, March 27, P. M.
Flour-The sales to-day have been very mod
crate, consisting of 10000 barrels western at $5,
374
Grain-The market for wheat has downward
tendency.
The demand for corn is less than it was and pri-
ces are declining. Sales at 52@56c.
Provisions sales of pork are small Com
mon bacon hams &c.
Cincinnati March 81.
Flour-The market with a moderate business, is
cents in favor of the buyer, at $3,564. Sales of
1000 barrels.
Grain-The market without quotabe change.
Groceries-The market is unchanged.
Provisions-Sales of pork $50 bbls. at 50 for
mess. Sales of lard, $500 kegs 6sc.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
STATE OF OHIO, sANDUsKY CO., S.
Elijah Huntin gton, Administrator of !
the estate of Daniel P Newell,
Com Pleas,
March term 1S49
March 30, l849.

Elijah Huntin gton, Administrator of
the estate of Daniel Newell,
Com Pleas
Mary Hardin and her husband, March term lS49.
Abba Newall, widow of the said
Daniel p, and her son, minor.
TNHE defendants in the above cause. will take notice
that the said complainant on the 2Sth day Of March,
l949, filed iii this cort, his bill in chancery stating
that time in the year 1888, said Mary Hardin,
when her husband sold to said Newell, the half
the north west quarter of section number thirty, in
ship number ve of range thirteen in SandusKy comfy,
containing eighty acres, and that said Newell in his life
time, paid the full consideration money therefor ana
tered into the possession thereof That said Hardin
after left the state of Ohio, and has conveyed said
land to said Newell his heirs:-that complainant has
been appointed administrator said esate:-that said
estate is nsolVent, and that it is necessary to sell the
same TO pay the debts:-that the widow and heir
nonresidents of the sate and Prays for decree for
title against Hardns, and for the sale of the land
pay debts &c. Notice is therefore hereby given that
unless the said defendants appear and plead
demur to said bill within sixty days from the rising of the
next term of this court, decree will be rendered
against them by default E. HUNTINGTON,
Administrator Of D P Newell.
March %, '49. 6:5
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31

SUNDAY MoRNING APPoINTMENTs-AW Washing
ton Correspondent of the Commercial Advertiser
says that in addition to the nomination of Mr. Han
negan, President Polk nominated collector for San
Francisco, who was confirmed by the senate. The
correspondent also says: understand that Mr.
Schamburg formerly Lieutenant of the I'd drag
oons was on Friday confirmed by the Senate, on
the nomination of the President, to be a Major ot
Cavalry, being the rank to which he would have
attained had he remained in the service. The Cir
cumstances are that he resigned to avoid court
martial upon some technical Infringement of mill
itary law and that before the acceptance of his
ignation, he was promoted and commissioned as lst
Lieutenant, when he Withdrew his resignation He
was nevertheless construed to be out of the army
He is now restored, and receives full pay for the
interval of seven years which he has passed in
seeking that object
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Sandusky coun-
ty, at their next session, in June, 1849, for a
county road commencing where the Morrison state
road crosses the east line of section 16 in Ballvle
township, in said county; thence north on sec
ton line to a creek near George Reynolds resi-
dence, thence on the most eligible route to the
Sandusky river at Prior's upper ford, thence
across said river on said ford, thence from the
west bank of said river on the most eligible route
to intersect the road from Lower Sandusky to
Ballville.
March II, 1949.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-31
FEMALE BEAUTY.

Iadios whose compilations not clear they could
wsh instead of resorng those poisonous preparations
in the form of Cosmetics &c. should Dr. Guysott's
compound of yellow dock and sarsaparlla By purify
the Blood and enlvenng the imagination, it gives clear
the complexion, brightness to the eye and elastic
ity to the step
"Leavng that beautiful which was SO,
And making that which not
Vexaous eruptons the face resulting from want of
sluggish circulation of the blood at dsa
pear under its influence, leaving rich bloom of health
that cosmetic can mpart. Ladies who have tried it
express themselves surprised and delighted.
CAUTION EXTRA AORDINARY.
The great reputation of this medicine has induced
counterleiters and imatOrs take the field.
Thereforei beware how you buy medicine put up in
similar style.
Be very and ask for DR.. Guysot's extract of yell
low Dock and Sarsaparla, bearing the written signature
Of s. F. Bennett each outside wrapper written with
black ink and do not any account be induced to buy
any other articeas is this preparation only that e
forming such marvellous and astonishing cures Take
man word persons having the counterfeit med-
cine and not the genuine of desrous OF ma
king their profit consequently you liable buy worth
less trash unless you examine for yourselves
1t is we'll in all cut out this caution and put
into your pocket book and compare with medicine.
| Remember Dr.. Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilIa.
Prepared at S. F. Benefits Laboratory, Little Falls
New York. and sold wholesale and retail at his
Branch Emporium, number 4, Walnut St. Cincinnati.
Orders may be addressed to either place Also for sale