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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON
In CALIFORNIA, OR NEW MEXICO DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM THE UNITED STATES, The
following regulations will govern in issuing and
mnnltion, under the resolution Of Congress approved
March 3D. lS49
l. Each applicant must send to the War Department an
affidavit thai Is his bona fde intention 10 emgrate 10 ore
gon, or California, New Mexico the ease may be
and must state distinctly what arms and ammunition he
requires. s,...,s. .m,.,, .,,..
stated sufficient supply Of the arms and ammunition de.
.gnated by him, TO and equip each applicant may BE-
delivered 10 him his order payment oi Tie cost here
Of Provided the has such arms, and the same
Gamble sold without dermenf To the public service and
not then the applicant may receive such oer arms and
ammunition he shall select, upon The conditions
Arms and ammunition furnished ms above Will be &c.
hvered 10 each applicant 10 his authorized aren't al The
nearen or most convenient arsenal where the arms may
The place Of delivery desired by the applicant should
ne uesignafed. GEO w, CRAWFORD.
Secretary OF War.
Wan DErAHIMnr. March ls lsla -aaw3w
Notice q the removal OF the Land once
from the Falls OF 81. CroiI, yIseonsIn,
10 btiuwster, In Minnesota Territory.
linden authority OF the hrN Of the act Of Con
~ Erest entitled An ac for changing the location of the
Land Ofbre IN the CHIPPEWA LAND DIsTnior and eata
ishing an additional land district In the SrArR OF Via
cossNn approved March 81, 1872 DO hereby declare
and make known, that from and after the ,hreth dav az
June next, s4 the land Office for the sale ii he public
lands In the CynpPswA LAND DfsrRor shall be removed
from the FAILS ST. CaoIx OSisconsin) "SruLwA.
Esa in s. Croix County, Minnesota Territory.
Given under hand az tic City Of Washington This
iwendth day Of March Ammo DominI lSlo. q. :,
by IN. President:
RicnAKp NJ Yorro
cOmmssIoarr d fhe General Land Office.
nTD~lswi2w
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THREE CHILDREN

Dr. TowNsRNp--Dear Sr-I have the pleasure 10 inform
You that three OF my children have been cured Of the Scro
lula by the Of your excellent medicine. They al.
cted very severely with bad sores; have taken only fur
bottles took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, e8a
ISAAC W. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York, March |, 1917. ltS
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republi
an,puilshed the above certificate and remarks in an ed
pria as follows: f t EfG 5 4
uyr- The success Of DIR. TOWNSEND,S PREPARA
1ION OF SARSAPARIIIA appears 10 be one OF the mos
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
from the Rev Mr. White, Of Staten Island gentleman
well known In Railway Capt Mclean believes The medi.
cine TO have saved his life, aud Mr.. White
tain equally strong confidence IN ita efficacy Intelligent
men like iheso would moi praise strongly what they did
bor fully believe 10 he deaerving
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sCRoFULA CURED.

This certificate conclnsyely proves thai this SARSAPA
RILLA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the blood 11ree persons cnred In house IL npre
cedented Tx tssiAt tG3E.
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Mars-iawi5w '
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12
by THE PRE- DENT OF THE UNITED
i. STATES. is

WAsuINGroN, Arm %, lS49,
VIM. CAREY JONES, Secretary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
VIA HS HSEED 1:

In Bloomsburg, on Tuesday last, by the
Rev. &. II, Day, Mr.. A. II. ELLIS, aud
Miss HARRIET GEARHART, all Of
this place.
The happy pair on this joyful occasion, iber.
ally remembered the Printers, for which very
sensible Transaction, they return their tn anks,
and wish them unaIloyed felicity,l
On the 2sth ult,, by the Rev II. Funk,
Mr., GEORGE p, LEHR, of Bloomsbury; to
Miss SUsANAH AUcHENBAoH, of Jersey
shore, Lycomng co.
On the 2sth ult., by the Rev. William
J. Eyer, Mr.. DANIEL MILLER. to Miss
CATHARINE FISHER, both of Maine town
ship
On the 2sth ult., in Danvile, by Rev.
=. B. Reese, Mr.. B, KELLY, to Miss MAR.
oAREr HGNRIE, both Of that place.
In DanviIlc. on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev. Dr. Yeomans, Mr.. BRADLEY
CnLDs, of Whites Haven, to Miss MAR,
gerry. s. WILsoN, daughter of Alexander
Wilson, of that place
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
DR.. A,Olsnses,

| The gentlemanly anfcient Superintendent
Of the Philadelphia arolumbia Railway, has
we are informed a secrd cowardly enemy or
( TWO, VINO are making Ian and unprinclpleJ
effort to stab his reputa as democrat, there.
by hoping 10 prevent appointment. II is,
however, really hoped the Board of Canal
commissioners Will do ice to as able an off.
Ger as Or. Holmes, wits been but about six
months on the Road dur which time we are
assured the affairs of tEommonwealth have
never been more prudentnd faithfully mana
ged.
Inc democracy o' Schkill county deemed
him worthy to represent Il in the State Legis.
lature, which he did to theatisfaction, and they
then nominated him as thcandldaie for Con.
gress in 1874, when he reved the largest ma.
jority ever given by Schuyl county, outdisran.
cling both Polk and Shunly some 500 or GOO
votes in the county, Add this the frequent
mention Of his name, and thighly respectable
support he has had n Demalc Caucuscs ard
Conventions for some Of Utmost distinguished
Offices in the State, among VII may be named
those of Canal Commissioned State Treasurer.
and we think Dr. HOLMES, slds out before the
country just now infinitely ater democrat than
many who desire to dsparagem.
-eSe-
e1fTHS SLEIGHrNG has heelnusnally fine in
this region the last ten or twee days and gives
promise of long continuance. We hope it may
last through the coming weeksf our Courts
We invite our friends again,yhen attending
Court to give US call as man.did last Court
week, and peruse the news, etc.,tc
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

The Carriers .AddreSs- Pursuant TO publish.
| notice, the Carrier Of the Columbia Demo.
at, waited upon its patrons on Monday last
n his Annual Address. He requests US to return
thanks to those OF his friends who made him.
compensation for serving them fity-two
during the last year, through sunshine and
h.. H,be latest news, although the reward,
w all to SO 20cts-was insufficient
pay the eSpef,s per and printing the Ad.
iress He hopes, ihould live to call again
next year, that he receive better compensa.
lion than was awardm the last, and begs to
suggest to citizens avn subscribers, who re-.
ceiVe the'r paper rely every week fresh in
their houses, free ohage and much earlier
'han those who pay tents year for the priv
ilege oil getting themail, that they could aft
ord to "go it little liberal"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

o. We stated in our paper last week, after a
season Of protracted illness and temporary alb.
sence from home, we were again at our post and
intended doing justice to our paper and itS pa.
irons. On retrospective examination of that
number, we think we NAV venture to assert that II
was a visible improvemc Mt on the past, and trust
we shall not appear over -egotistica in ntlmatlng
that this number is still a further improvement.
Aud as our course is onward, we here promise
that the character and interest OF our sheet will
be upward, until we shall have fully completed
our contemplated improvements, by which the
CoLuMBrA DEMOCRAT, will be substantially pla.
ced in the "advance guard"
For our next paper, we are promised an or'gi.
nal sketch, by "NondeScript," entitled "Ihc En-
gogem,nt." Also--ln a subsequent number, Il
Tale, called the "Christmds Off," by the same
author aud under the same scbrlquet These
publications will be followed by series of papers,
entitled "RandOm Shots" partaking in their
nature of satires in prose.
We invite and would be happy to welcome,
the productions OF correspondents 20 our columns
We shall have a letter weekly from Harrisburg
and Washington. Our object, however in this is,
10 engage lhe Interests Of young friends here.
abouts and prompt them to the developement Of
heir own genius and native talent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
LOOK OUT /!

NOW is offered to u eople Of BloomSburg
\ and It's vlcinltyg eapest aud best Rtd
ay mate CIOthing Of escrlptiun aud style
ever offered to the publN ore. The undepign.
ed promises between tins and spring, 10 have still
a larger and regular assortment. Aud as I aln a
Tailor myself by trade, promise To make all kinds
of clothing at the shortest notice and for mnch
less than they were ever made aud sold before in
th3 county,--As a general assortment rl shirts,
C6lltrs Susp,pdrrs, H4ndkerchels, an u great
variety Of other articles will be kept AID sold. for
most nothing.
0IJ-Please give me my store on Nhe
Mln o;f Get near the X :. Tobils
ND NATHAN,
Rlnnrnsh nrp lam g. NV
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

A REPORTER IN DANGER.-Greely, in his
letters from Washington, handles rather severely
the members of Congress, who took exception to
the publication of the mileage overcharge. If he
does not take care, the House will pass a resoIu-
tion to expe the reporter Of the Tribune, though,
as the reporter is also member Of Congress, a
difficult question would be started at once, how
the reporter could be separated from the member,
so as to exclude the one from the House and ad.
nit the other to the exercise Of his rghs.-Pub-
lie Ledger
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EDIEIab: :

In Light Street, on the lst of January,
Mr. CHARLES ENT, aged about SO
years.
In Philadelphia, on the Goth uIt., Major
ISAAC ROACH, former Treasurer of the
United States Mint, aged SO years.
In Foundrville, Columbia county, on the
4th on November last, Mr.. JOHN f.
FOSTER formerly of Catawissa, aged 80
years.
In Cannonsvile, Delaware county, n.
y, on Monday the 18th ult., JOHN J.
MlLLEN, Esq, of Tunkhannock Bo,
rough, aged about 33 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

CALrFoRNiA ITEMS We find the following
paragraphs in the Boston Traveller:
Rapine and murdcr in CaIJoniG.
Private letters received here from the gold
mines Of California are rather disc couraglng
to those about starting for that region. -
They confirm the former reports as to the a
bundance of gold, but at the same time
state that those who are in possession ofthe
precious ore in any quantities are marked
and often very soon aIlerdisappcar. Even
some that have attached themselves to
trains on their way have been plundercd,
Another letter states that the mate of a
vessel lying on the coast, who had desert
ed month or two previous, had returned
to the vessel with $4,000 worth of gold.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
-nNNS~
y;S&NT;sssssss ;sss II MN
SA.Gs2ps 4 S;:.yss . my w
80 szaS1sss' ND . si'H " SsSsa-'
ID Il Rzl o G II a r. .

0J-NEv YEAR's DAY was celebrated as day
Of general (estivily and of holiday rejoicing N
Bloomsburg, Most business pursuits were ex.
changed for scenes OF mirth and youthful plea.
sure, Divine Service was held in the various
places of public worship, whilst the social family
entertainments were not neglected, Our village
was eniyened by a visit from thu DdnuiHe Band,
a" band Of Jolly bows" who discoursed lots o
charming music for the qualification OF our de-
lighted citizens.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
CORRESPONDENCE
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 3, lS49.
Cor. TATE:

WAsHINGToN, Jan 3, lSi9
Cor. TATE:
The present session of Congress,
usually called the short session, and not always
the most important, is nevertheless likely bep
very interesting. Many subjects interest are in
embro and some already in agitation which will
require much reflection and energetic action 49,
In this category would not include the seec.
ton of officers and the framing of a cabinet,
for the incoming Administration, as "Old Zack, !"
appears to possess the rare merit of keeping his
own counsels which has most elIecluaIy thus far
placed his political friends in utter ignorance
not to say total darkness,
Yesterday being New Years day It was grand
Gaaday in Washington. The Presidents mansion
was open and densely thronged with visitors. -
His eXcelency and his excellent Lady in this
their last annual meiee, have aqut themselves
with honor
The prohibition of Slavery in the District of
Columbia and in the Territories in pursuance
Mr., Colts resolution is exciting warm debate -
Mr. Greely'S investigation of mileage fees awar-
ded the members in which he alleges excessive
extravaganza or over-charges to the amount of
some 500 or $4,000, has thrown fire brand into
the whole camp. Mr. g. is an active man and
quite efficient for a new member. His lrie nds en-
terain fears that his intrepidity may involve him
in trouble
Yours, respectfully,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
The California Emigrant.

TUNE" oh ! SuSannahr
come from Salem city,
With my wash. bowl on my knee
I'm going to California,
The gold dust for to see.
1t rained all night the day | left,
The weather it was dry,
The sun so hot froze to death
Oh brothers don't you cry;
Oh California
That's the land for me
I'm going TO Sacrameto,
With my wash.bowl on my knee!
! jumped aboard the Liza ship.
An travelled on the sea,
And every time thought of home,
wished it wasn't me
The vessel reared like any horse
That had OF oats wealth
1t found it couldn't throw Inc, so
! thought I'd throw myself
thought Of all the pleasant times
We've had together here;
thought urt TO cry bit,
But couldn't find a tear.
The pilot bread was in my mouth,
The gold dust in my eye,
Aud though Tm going far away,
Dear brothers, don't you cryi
soon shall be in Francisco,
And then I'll look all round,
And when see the gold Jumps there,
I'll pick them of the ground
I'll scrape the mountains clean, my boys,
I'll drain the rivers dry,
A "pockel full Of rocks bring home
So brothers, don't you cry!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

JERUsALEM-The tide of immigration is set
ting towards the holy city, and the number OF its
Jewish population is rapidly increasing The
resident RabbS have appealed to their brethren in
Europe tor aid to enlarge extensively their syna-
gogue Beth El,while some leading Jews in Europe
seriously contemplate the rebuilding of the TEN.
pie at Jerusalem
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
The american MetripOHtU Ma gazine

This is the title Of new Monty Magazine,
just issued in New York, edited Il VIM. Ian.
DON and published by Israel Pos Esq. The
number before us will compare faVobly with the
best literary works extanl; beautifully executed
and adorned with the finest engravrgs and en-.
rched with the abIpst productions of literary and
artistic authors It's contents are all original dig.
pifed, and American, giving an earnes OF its tu.
tnre interest and lasting utility We Predict for
the MetriDoltan, Judging from this specm'n,
brilliant career and an extensive circulation.
Terms Of the American Metrlpollan -S3 in
"'ance for copy one year, 81 for 2 copies and
2 copies for $50. Address, post paid, IsRAEL
Vesr' No. 259, Broadway, New York.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
The County statement.

The Commissioners, Treasurer and Audit
ors have been engaged the past week in making
their Annual Settlement Of the county affairs,
preparatory to its publication, as soon as it shall
have received the approval Of the Honorable
Court.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

Renemed.-L. HARPER, Esq, has con.
solidatcd the Pitsburg Mercury and Amer
lean Manufacturer into one great ncw,pa-
per, of doubIe-supcrroyal size, entitled
"7He SATURDAY Morning POST" The
new paper makes very fine appearance :;
being altogether the ".NOdei Paper" of the
West, and is very ably and rastefuIly
conducted democratic journal. We wish
our friend HTper, success commensurate
with his noble efforts IN a merrorious en-
terprize.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
LIST OF LETTERS,
G-AGrSN.Al&0S NUNHDN,

NOrlCE Is llERERY GIVEN, to all lcga-
y tees. creditors, aud other persons Interested
IN the estates oi me respective dcredcnrs and
minors, that the following administrator amt
tuudlhn account, ul the said estate, have hern
hl"i IN the oIhce oi the Register Of the county Of
COLUMBIA, aud wiiI te presented for confirmation
aoi allowance ~ the Orphan, Court, 10 oe helt
at BIuom,nurg, Ia ,nd tor the cuuurl aforesaid, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of January next, at ,
o'rlUrA =. NJ
/. The account OF Thomas Chtmbrriu and
VIM Chanberiru, executors Of the last will and
Testament uf William ChamberIn ST, late Of
Greenwood township, decd.
d? The account Of Samuel Adams, Guardian of
l-aac Fowler, child and heir ol -- Fowler,
deed, flied by Euos Adams, administrator ui said
Samuel Adams.
CH NRLES CONNER
RFGSrER's OrFreE, Register.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 80, 1915
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
RULE ON TIE HEIRS OF II. HID
LAY, DECD.

Columbia county, SS.
The Commonwealth Ut rennsylvania to tie Wild
dow OF Henry HldLay, late ut Gentle ~nShp,
in said county decreased, and George llIdlay,
John FreaS, and Amelia his wife late Amelia
Hidlay, Abaham hdIay, William HldIay, John
lldlav, SIah Smith, late Sarah ildaN, lIneal
decendentS Of Henry lildlay, late OF Centre t'p.
in the county ot Columbia, deceased, aud to all
other persons Interested, Greeting:
You aud each ol you are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Judges Ui an Orphans Court, at
an Orphans Court To be- held al Bloomsbury, in
and Tor the county aforesaid, on the third Mon
day of January next, dl three o'clock III the alter
noon OF said daN, and then and there accept or
refuse to take the real Estate Of the SAID HENRT
thDLAy, decd, situate IN the township Of Centre,
IN the SAID county, ,at theappralsed value put upon
it by the lnGulSllUn duly awarded toy the said
Court aud returned 10y the Sheriff on the 2lst of
August, lS4S, wit: One part OF the said estate
containing two hundred and three acres thirty
nine prrches at the sum OF thirty dollars per acre,
aud one other part, containing one hundred and
fifty eight acres aud one hundred and three per-
ches, at the sum Of twenty seven dollars and fifty
cents per acre and in case all the heirs and repre-
sentatiyes, refuse to take the said estate at the val
uaron, then to show cause why the same should
rot he sold
Witness the Honorable Joseph B. Anthony, ESD
President of o,r SAID court, at Bloomsbury, the
twenty ninth day OF November, A. d, ISIS.
JACOB EYERLY, Cisrk,
OF which the above named partic. will please
take notice. BENZ. IlAYMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. %, lNlN.-tc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

InprOred-"The PennSylvanian," by
Messrs. HAMILTON & FoRNEY, came out
with the opening of the new year much
improved in point of interest and arrayed
in an entire new dress. We are glad to
notice this mark of prosperity, and wish
the Editors increasing success. The Penn
sylvania is a sound exponent of democratic
principles and is deserving of widely en-
tended patronage.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
.fppO intnent Of .gfforNcy General.

HARRNBURG, Jan, A.
Governor Johnston has appointed Corn ehus
Darrah, of Plttsburg, Attorney General,sn the
place Of MIR. Cooper. risgned,
The Democratic State Convention met this af-
ternoon, and resolved to hold the State Conven-
ton to nominate Canal Commissioner, at Pitts.
burg, on the 4th of July next
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06
COACH AND WAGON MAKING.

ENHE undersigned having aNSOcia- Itsastt, y
ted themselves together III the f>FS..s5 ~
above business at the old stand of B,&&D&.l-
+. IIayhurst,oL Market street, IN BIoomshurg Pa
wouldresprcltully lutorhthrir friends and thepub-
lie generally that they continue the above business
in all its branches aud that they are now prepared
to manufacture COncheS,CdJJiGgrsL LWsg gjcs ,tarm-
,CGgOnS, SieighS, Wood sIeds and every thing IN
that lue Of business, IN the latest aud most ap-
proved style, ul the best materials and in the most
workmanrkc aud substantial manurr.
John case, will personally attend 10 the Black
Smilhrug part ot the business and as he has worked
for William sloan, from April 18th 1871, to Au.
gust 2lth lSlN the public have had some opportu-
nifty to Judge OF the manner in which he executes
his work
Jonathan .NOSteheI IAN experienced woodwork
man, will personally attend 10 the wood shop.
o. Repairing will be promptly attended to,
and no pains will be spared to give general salts.
faction, and by a close attention to business they
hope to merit and receive a liberal share Of the
public patronage,
JOHN CASE,
JON NTHAN MOSTELLER.
Blo0msburg, Dec. 2, lNIS.-3mo.
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OBSERVER,
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 3, 1919
Yours, respectfully,

HARRyBURG, Jan. 3, 1919.
Editor Columbia Democrat,
DEAR SIR The Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania conUened yesterday at the
Capitol. All the members of the House were in
attendanCe-5O democrats and 50 whgs-but did
not succeed in the organization. Consequently
the GOueIuOrS Message cannot be delivered un-
til the Organization shall have been effected, +,
which it is hoped will take place to-day, if it
should be by compromise.
The Senate organized promptly Hon, GEO.
DARsIE, of Allegheny county, whg, was elected
Speaker pro tempOre. As this is largely federal,
it cannot be expected that much OF interest to the
democracy will result from its deliberations
1t is to be hoped the House may not get into
gsIature, yet indications look that way at pres.
ent
The first ballot lor Speaker resulted as fol-
lows -
Wm, F. Packer, (Dem) OF Lycoming, 40
Henry s. Evans, (Whig) of Chester, Al
Thos. j. Herring, IN, Az of Phil, CO., 4
Alonzo Robb, On. A)ot "
Samuel FegeIy, (Dem,) of BerEs,
+ c. Steel, (Whig) of Phil city,
Ga this ballot MeSsrs. BaIlas, lIorlz, Robb and
Thorn, Native Americans, voted for Herring and
Mr.. Herring voted for MI Thorne. Neither Of
the candidates having received majority, the
House then proceeded to the second ballot which
was as follows
Packer, (Dem) AZ
Evans, (Whig) 46
Herring, IN, Az 2
Scattering, 3
Messrs. Horlz and Thorne, Native Americans,
changed their votes on this ballot, giving them
to Mr. Evans, the Wing candidate.
On motion it was resolved that when the House
adjourns it will be till eleven o'clock Tomorrow.
motion was then made to adjourn, but it was
negatived.
The third ballot was then taken, but resulted
precisely as the second ballot
On motion the House then adjourned
REPORTER
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Second Edition.
Saiurdov, Q o'clock p. Nj.

Saturday, . o'clock P, Nj.
We stop the Press to say, our Correspondent at
Harrisburg, has just informed us, that on the 22d
ballot, yesterday, Gen, PACKER, wos-byth the aid
0f The NatIyIss, ,-perled Speaker VI the House
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-06

RDiUed.-E. c. LArHRoP, Esq, late associ-
ale editor Of the WIIkesbaTe Advocate, has re-.
yiyed the WyomiHg County Wing.
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EXTRA Y.

A NY person knowing Of The whereabouts, OF a
IN black and white spotted Pig, about nine
month old, would confer favor BY leaving lntOr.
nation at this office.
Bloomsbury, Jan. i, lSiS.-3ts >.