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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-22

CONCLUSIVE A clergyman Of the Uniycr,alist
denomination, was accused while in Lowell OF
evidently dragging his wife from revival meet
ing, and compelled her to 80 home with him
lie replied as follows;
/. have never attempted to influence my wita
in her views, nor her choice Of a meeting.
.. Nv viii, has not attended one of the revival
meetings in Lowell.
?. have not atoddcd even one Of those meet
ings for any purpose whatever.
4. Neither my wife, nor myself have any in
elimination to attend those meetings.
.. ihaUc no rite!
o.. \ tradcsman wrote to HARD customer az
iollows-"Slr, your bill for dry Eoods has been
standing long time, by settling it you will much
obligc,
Yours, &c. T.S.'
To which he received the following lacomc re-
ply-"Mr. s., when the bill you speak OF IS
tired Of ,rAHpryo let jtsrr Down.
Yours, G. L."
Do Young ladies are like arrows, they ,4n be
got of with d beau
4 w.t recently defined mou-tachc 'r n. the
o7pnr rr M rDonm,, i.r rhe Msns
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-22

WuAr a majesty there is in the Christians
death-what glory in his hope As the rivers
run suoothcst the nearer they approach the ocean;
a. the rose smells the sweetest when dying; a.
the sun appears most glorious when setting, so il
is with the Christians death.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-22

%. Young ladies are like aIrows, they IAN be
got o1 with beau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
POE 4.
ru,. EVENING WIND.
ny WILLIAM c. BSIASr.


s-,~, ,,,, brea,hcs, through my lattice, thou
oP Iht cool,st the twilight Of the sultry DAY,
C,r.,ei,ly flows thy freshness ROUND my pao"
Thon hast been out upon the deep al pay
p,d;ng nh day the wild blue waves unni now
fiong their crests and scattering high thor spray
"a S.o,l;ng the white sail welcome tnee
nv m - scorched land thou wanderer o! TIE sea
Nor alone-a thousand bosoms rouna
Inhale thee in the funess OF dehgni
And languid forms rise up and pulses oouhu
Iiyelier at coming OF the VIM OF hish''
IA t.nr,;.hinp 10 hear thy grateful sound
AIu' T.. ne vast inland stretched beyond the sight
a. foT,h into the gathering shade: go forth
S:od,s blessing brea,hed upon the ianting earth
70 .rock the little wood bird in his nest,
cnrl the still waters bright with sarsand rou''
The wild old wood from his majestic resi-,
Spmmopinp from the nnumerable oongn' hra.s,
The strange deep harmonies that haunt , ms pn,.
iI p,aaaans mali be thy wav where meekiy oo"s
rhe shn,,;np flower and darkng waters Pas, ho ,r,s
and ,rhere the oershadowing branches SWEEP ''e e
NJ, e;, o,d ,,,r shall lean his silver nead
Inc IAN, Ilu 'a ho shalt kiss the child asleep,
10 iee t.e. listened curls that overspread
ni II; ,yao,nes while his breathing grows more "'P'
ms us. 's"a ubo stand about the sick mans pea,
An S. Iii, ,ov 10 listen 10 thy distant sweep
Jna ofv mart his curtains 10 allow
T 1 visit. grateful TO his burning o'o"'
- -, tho circle OF eternal change
yvhch is the life of nature. shall restore,
,,-,,I sn,nas and scents from all thy mighty range
Thee 10 thy birth place OF the deep once .ioie
Go, odora in the sea-air, sweet anu stfanse'
chau ,ell the home sick mariner OF the shore'
ID Ts,en;np TO thy murmur, he shall ceem
He bears the rustling leaf and running s"ea''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

WAsurSdToS, MONDAY, Dec. Sd, lSi9
In conformity with the Constitution of the United States
the first session Of the thryrst Congress commences this
day.
At IL O'Clock the Hon. Willard Fillmore, OF New orE
Vice President of the United States took the chair and cal
led the Senate 10 order.
The Senators present were from
Maine-Mr Hannibal Hamln.
New Hampshire John P Hale and Moses Norrls,
yermont-Messrs. S. s. Phelps and VIM. Upham.
Massachusetts -Mr John Davis
Connectcut-AIessrs K. S. Baldwin and Truman Smith
Rhode Isand-Messrs. Albert c. Greene and John II.
Clarke
New Yors-Mr VIM Seward,
New Jersey-Mr Jacob w. Miller.
Pennsylvania AIessrs Daniel Sturgeon and JAS Cooper
Delaware Mr.. John Wales.
Maryland-Mr. James \. Pearce.
Virgiuia -NIessrs James VI. Mason and X. NJ l. Hunter
North Carolina--NIessrs w. P. Mangum and George b.
Badger.
South Carolna-Messrs John C. Calhoun and A. p Bait
Ter
Georgia-Mr W. c Dawson
observation-disclosures jefferson Davis and III >, FooIe
Loui-ana-IIr 5. L. Downs
Tennessce-Mr. John Bell
Kentuckv-Messrs Henry Clay and JOS. Il. Underwood.
Ohio-Messrs Thos Corwn and 5. P. Chase
Michigan-Messrs. Lewis Cass and Alpheus feeN
Ilin0is--Mr. James Shields.
Missolr-Messrs Thomas H. Benton and d; r. Atchson
Iowa-Messrs George w. Jones and 4 G. nsise
Observation-Disclosures Henry Dodge and J. Z. Walker
On motion of Mr. Sturgeon il ordered hat ihe oece
ary inform the House that the Senate has asseioieu anu y
ready TO proceed To business. .
Orders for the supply of each Senator with newspapers
and fixing the daily hoa Of meeting at Il Clock were pass
ed. The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met at IL O'clock and called 10 order by
Thomas J. Campbell, the clerk of the last House.
The roll then called by States, when appeared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
IN THE DEMOCRATS OF powH4TAS

Our nreseu worthy and distinguished fs"2a'e - e ie-
ssa,tre Colonel Hopkins having fspfacY ''fr"f' ~
;nenon no; 10 become & candidate inf ''-"Ft9 h"fi
swine i, ii soon your tpiy u hbf%'' - am
nron,r n.r-an a. his Permit ~ t,'ts n
ro,,r noI,c.l brethren ~ .ggges f ypg t>ss<,n ~
name OF Edward 81 Ba7si Esg ,, ;tsf. 20 'ff3 'ss~
worthy Of your confidence and s2}sf' VI Efss - >' ,
Democrat Of YESTERDAY nae rum "a 1ys< ;@< IL
tinruished for his ardent attainment N D+fffe rf
pe. and his undertaking suppDfi ~ tTss E''i S u
hubble policy which oun he :i-ingg!.hns e'sh -" ~
nublcan party Commencing IN ear: ne iis ."s' af" ~
his official dues a. public o.ficsr he "a, z'Hsys 1. h
of the most faithful and efficient champions y. | DsaH
cratic catI-e In the hart04g', bs"- y! Ni
powha,an has been the theatre AMI IL j. do.nr m ~ i3i"
than Justice 10 .ay that the many Victories ficf - ~ -.
achieved and more especially in recent contest are is n
great degree 10 his laboou- and continued exeoa- III o'
behalf Services like his 30 long continued 80 di-n;e
so distinguished deserve Ia be- remembered appreciate. an!
rewarded.
A. regards avalablenfss be perceived Why
Mr. Bass should no, command full vote any Demo
cat in the county Personally popular in his own neghbor
hood the stronghold Of the Powhaan Democracy his high
character sterling principles and aablfy of manners JON
I'd with that moesty which is always the conoomaf oil
merit have him friends in every portion OF ms
county and feel that hazard nothing in asserting mat
he can bring large if MOI larger 'o, 20 the pos
than INV person with whom are acquainted Lei US
then confer upon Mr. Bass the reward which is SO justly his
dur by elevang him seat IN tile Legislature of our
State The mantle of Colonel Hopkins could not fall upon
man more worthy it, upon who would make
more faithful and efficient representative Of the rights and IN
tcrcss of his constituents
This communication is made Wlnou any consultation
with Mr. Bass and consequently, wthou, his knowledge or
os.n, hui We dobi not that he will cheeuly assume any
noson which may assigned him by his political brethren
P''"' MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
n,t,r LEGISLATURES YESTERDAY.

The Senate completed its organization oy inc e'
~, , a. Sneaker fwho made excellent address full Of
and the reelection Of the other popular ofi-
GERS.
The proceedings of the House we are compeieo 10 ee'
until tomorrow The Speaker announced se'e'ai Oh "e
standing committees number OF petitions were presented
and resolutions Of enquiry internal improvements &C.
,,o3 resolution of Mr. Shelley was ndopted-' 10 81
ha the Speaker invite the ministers Of the cry open '
sessions with praye After some discussion no"'n 10
pos,pone indefinitely lostayes 81 to nays ~ hf'
cabornes motion 10 pay the ministers 81 per da? was also
lost-3 to ll5.
On motion of Mr.. Fnney OF Accomac II fe-"i"'''"' '
om debate was adopted-90 To 27ha a committee 'i -
be- appointed 10 enquire into heeApedency Of caZ %
yeurion 10 reform the State Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
Necessary To a choice III.
Messfs. COBB and winthrop did not vote.

NcssTr- '<'IUD I'I ''I'TI'IT''F u" IIVt 'VVV.
There being election the House proceeded a second
ballot Inc vote ne resulted a. i9ows w Cobb Of Georgia
/: Stanton Of Tenn. l. Gentry 6; WOODWARD of S. C. l.
disney Ohio l. James Thompson l. Seldom of Virginia
g!l .oi"s-nccessary 10 choice ILL., There being no
election,
/ ,hrd ballot vas had when il appeared that Mr. Cobb
received iG2 Winthop 9G Wimo 4 Gentry 6; Mann
z Cleveland :; and scattering 622votes; necessary to
choir II There being election,
VI Hore- move! that the House adjourn: and, on mo.
tim ,e question taken by eers Messrs Cabell of
llJ!a and Boyd o; acting snch The House refused
aGogn ~ vote Of u in The affirmative and los in the
aeg1'i,c.
ne Hon-e then proceeded fourth ballot II resulted
:. i1ws viz Goth i02 Winthrop g6, Seldom . Gentry G.
te.eiarf Mann :, James Thompson l. Stanton of Ten
.e...e Booth wino :. Potter total 22l. There be-
~ m ca0.ce IN. no prospect Of one,
~ motion o: NJ Levin The House agreed coun, by
taIsrs adjourn I'LL o-no.ro: morning al II o'clock.
I.e itfg 10 Tor ihs adjournment, count taken Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
DEATHS.

No. =, Rosny on Saturday morning, the 7th Nov, 10
rho am wear of her age Mrs SUSAN p. HUBBARD, We
wife of II r. HUBBARD Esqr, leaving daughter and se u
sons one OF them infant, not quite fve weeks ou.
m was emnentlv illustrative OF those christian virtues "
rana,. from firm belief and lively hope in the blessing
onisrd to the truly pencnl and pous by our sayou,
Endowed with fine understanding and blessed WIN Sa
gh,ly thus endearing and cleyang her in The affections
her associates In all The relations of life she was Snu l
aectionate and her family and friends will never cea
tian resignation ana ortitude invariably beaned IN r',.
look and characterized every word she uttered; ana ~
signing he. soul 10 her Creator she cnoined upon he1
children 10 God Her reparable loss will doubtless so.
what aleviaed from the knowledge, that in her asI Infer,
her christian faith only induced her to bear an ,, and
nv Of her family friends and servants she exhibited
SERENITY and abiding and hope in her Redeemei a
blsd her 10 triumph oyer the pangs and sorrows :"
without q mllrfnlr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

and pay SnGc more mxoIxs e IN wars most
on u.s. But trust God gentlemen that sncn , e . ,a
never arrive and assure you that my ui'iiis ''''t
Gentlemen have already said more sn than win 1seese
@ marks as coming from my heart. must now con-
cnd in doing which thank You for the attention you paia
mo and for the nttering manner in which you nave
MI c,y was listened throughout with the most car
es .,,cntion and was frequently interrupted with the most
cnfhusas sic applause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
SUPREME COURT.

Yesterday being the day appointed by law for the COM
mencenent of the annual of the Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court of the United States the following members
of the Court al 70 O'clock took their upon the Bench
viz Mr. Justice McLEaS Mr. Justice CATRoS, Mr. Justice
WOODBURY. The absence Chief Justice TAsEv and other
members of the Court is sufficiently accounted for by the Sc
verify of the prevailing storm Sunday and yesterday The
Court adjourned o'clock this Tuesdays Nat In
teligeneer
Justices DANIEL and WAysE left this city the cars Tor
Washington, Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
THE ESTIMATES OF THE TREASURY.

document which printed al the tayorite office OF
the Republic Yesterday laid upon the desk OF all the
members II contains the estimates of the treasury prepared
under former resolution of Congress II fills 22 pages and
is full Of interesting statistics We lay before readers
this morning. report from the Secretary which introduces
details and shall postpone any other COM
mentare which lis calculated produce We have not mad
opportunity of revising il carefully; but its various pro
posed appropriations shall correspond with one item o
surprised the alleged deficit of eighteen OF twenty
millions which the organs have trumpeted FORTH Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

NTOTICE.-IIaying appointed by Gen Mn, Ssyo scott,
special agent of himself and OF his wie Mt hls ey and 10
vicinity in respect leasing ofhouses PLAINTIFFS abs, Mayo
and business connected with the estate BUSINESS with the saa
Got relative 10 The subjects above specified rha' ''
the premises W GODDN'
Nov 27-ewlR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

that all the members present Augustine H. Shep
paid whig North cssono' Th0ma. ,s Buer King vhs
sisspp Meredith P Gentry whg ofTennessee; and Geo
W. Julien e-so wing, Of Indiana
Number present. 223 absent, !; one vacancy in Parss
district Massachusetts.
On motion of r Boyd the House proceeded to the cleo
ZION rra roce for Speaker.
Messrs Duer OF y. y; Miller of Ohio; Hiiard If Ala
and Strong of Pa, appointed tellers.
The House having proceeded TO ballot the following was
the result, viz
Cobb Of Ca, Dem, IO3
Winthrop Of Mass, Wing, IS
D. WilInot Of Pa. Free Soil
VI p Gentry of Tenn, Wing,
H. Mann of Mass. Wing.
James Thompson of Pa, Dem,
G. r. Cleveland of Conn, Dem,
James 4. Seldom of Va, Dem,
JOS l.. Orr OF S. C., Dem,
David T. Disney Of Ohio Dem.
Joseph VI. Root Of Ohio. Free Soil,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
Correspondence of the y. Y. Herald
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHlNGIU,aN,o;

WAsHISaroS Nov. 90, l849.
Rumored Resignation Of Gen cass q Michigan ana
rupton Of Both Houses of CongreSs-Ao Quorum ~
Either-An Explosion Erpeeted.
have recently been informed of the determination when
certain members of the houses Of Congress have ar
rived at and of certain proceedings which if carried out
will sensation greater than any which mas ever peen
witnessed in this country and that will shake the very
foundations of the unon and scatter poclans ana par
ties to the four winds of heaven But to the point
General Cass You aware has been instructed oy me
Legislature Of Michigan 10 vote in favor OF the o posso
To obey their instructions rcsgn IS recognised as oe-
ocrac doctrine and he will do either me one or te oel
when that question shall before the Senate II I'M
dersood that as soon as possible aL o0tn 81 the
slavery portion of each They are determined understand
TO take the first opportunity putting into the arena ana
settling at once The question whether inc anlssel! SEMI
men is prevail matter what the consequences may DC
even if dissolution of the Union should result from H.
have former occasion informed yon OF The step
which il rumored portion of the Southern Senators
had determined take in the of the Nimot provlso
being concurred in by the Senaethat they would resgn
their seats and that their resignation would be followed up
by the S.aes which they represented by secession from
the Union The representatives Of eight States 1t Is said
have determined upon this course oi action;
Now lei the foundation on which these rnos
rest, Ii is this When the Wimot proviso question comes
10 vote in Tho Senate the whole territory as come II
will a very early day, General Cass of Michigan VIII gel
up in his seat and address thai body on the subject he
deliver long speech explaining the circumstances in which
he paced-that he is instructed by the Legislature Oh ms
State 10 for the measureha he condemns It. as ne al
ways has done; ana as ne cannon cohscieoss give na
support he will avail himself of The only alternative winch
will be cf-hat Is resign and will accordingly resign
his seat as Senator the spo accordance with the demo-
cratic doctrine OF Instructions
Thus much in regard to the course which said General
Cass will pursue The Southern members OF both houses
learn have determined if the Wimo Povso should be push
ed to the extreme and compromise that they sug
nest will be listened TO- resign in body as they have
Constitutional RICH, TO do they please and thus effect comp
eot and stop further legislation The effect of this will be
tina, fuher legislative proceedings will be at an endIthe
buS If
government will be stopped for the appropriation for the
Civil st cam passed bh Congress and the country
large as well as the government through all ts rahcatons
will DO in state Of dsorganiza.on and disruption This
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
THIRTY-FIRsT CoNGREss-IsT SESSION

..Willam Mitchell and Charles Yapolhor Witnesses.
The other City papers are requested 10 copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07

WAsHrSdToS, MONDAY, Dec. 3D. lS49.
In conformity ilh the Constitution Of the United States
the first session Of the thyfrst Congress commences this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-17

GOATS, pants, vests, made 70 ordcr.-BARNEs
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen that they
the extensive and best
French English American cios casseres
bracng makes styles, and fashionable
moderate will please the
As Il their 10
their business this particular branch this season thy
pants made order, and fhsfon
variety before buying,
they sell cheap and give good article Their
o point OF cutting and good arc equal 20 any
purchaser will be expected TO take ue goods
They only few of the leading colors aN f
pieces very and rich black French cos Of Baloa
Simons manufacture
we have coats o from GIG 70 so
pieces London smoke and olive brown Cloths now much VIOLA
in rock and suck coats t 1919
pieces olive and other fashionable shades, green do
y do French and English a variety of shades
dark Il
Also, cadet mixed
coats ls.t. E8it,'E Ay,ta
pieces doeskn, Bajou simons make, the
article and will be sold 20 cent less than former
so pieces real French Of and fsh
onabe and changeable brown,
mouse, drab, grey and other fashionable coors-
grey other colored weeds Of quality and Style
4t IN vESTINGS
Our supply superior extensive than we have ever boz
fore had embracing many desirable coo styles, &C.
Likewise beautiful supply Of In ik SATIN and Madras
Merino every description and cheap.
Best quality kid gloves, merino, cashmere &C., DO
amswoo socks suspenders and every oer aSco
T Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn. avenue
Sept ls-3aw3wf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-17

UJANTrtD daily, a she Baltin,ore Philadephis, New
Yok Boston, and Orleans General Agency and Commis
once young wholesale and retail stores and other
spectacle business keeper rsiesnen poer bar
KEEPERS walters farmers, coschmen car SCENTS book and map
agents. Collectors oyerseers branches OF business hc We
have al all times arze number Of good situations on hand which
kind well 10 give call a. we have agents In eaci
Of the above which win enable MS 20 place every applicant
ance all the above named cities, which we trust VIII enable US
rive satisfaction who may favor US with call
TAYLOR h TAYMAN, No. 50 Second street
between South and Gay
B. Persons living any part Of United ssie- and wishin
70 obtain Baltimore, either Of the above ces WI
have their immediately attended 20 BY addressing ne hnt
pospsidJ by doing hey win curai both trouble sna en-
which they Otherwise would incur BY coming 70 me city am
0s "p'''''"' W TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
May 2-d1 Baltimore, Nd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-17

WILLIAM II. MNNIx lats Of General Land Once, will
eams against government before
Congress any Of the departments His experiences In the different
branches ue specially those IN relation 70 military
his services The prompt issue Of for lands sold OF
located by military will secured and all necessary
70 recover dead letter warrants Claims for
vices In the revolutionary the war Of 1872 and Mexican war
collection Of rents payment Of real owned in
this city by residents and esit
Reference made Shields formerly Commissioners
Of the General Land Once Richard NJ Young late Commits
Congress generally State Illinois;
Thomas Rchie Edmund Peter Force W. w. Seaton r.
Blair, j. u. kives, Richard Walach. taLa -t 3.t
oee g. Hasup Weedons Coach Factory, west Of the Centre
Market, Washington d. @.
sep 10
baltimore College OF Dental surgcrySesson
frliE regular Course Institution
the LAST MONDAY NOVEMBER and will continue four
months. tlt
The Mechanical and Dsectns viii opened
Monday OF October
FACULTY,
EIsAzAR PARMLy, M. d., Provost.
ClArs H.aais, A. M, NJ d., Professor Of Principles and
Tsos.s BosS, J., NJ M d. Professor Of special ra,olo-
Therapeutics. 'ts.i s4 3' 3s4 .tif
HANDY, d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
CyaEnus o. CosE NJ d., D. D. T., Professor Of Operative and
Ii. NJ, D., Ds.asassr.ior Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry l.a,
The College contains the ample provision for
conmodious
necessary appliances: Mechanical Workhopsj Irmay,
supplied daily with patients for students operate Dsseciag
cal Variety and two Lecture Rooms. r7#
Tickets for the course $Il0; Dissection Ticket (opdon Sl0
Sept e-aawso3m w. r. HANDY, Dean
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-17
Of ce..,m.r.s, vs.eng., aud cloths.

nUvA BROTHER, merchant taiors Pennsylvania
under Gsdsby Hotel would their and
generally the arrival Of their fall goods, which have
the New
York market We prepared % have garment made 70
style Of and good terms as hey can DC
bought Of any establishment here OF north Of US. -
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen sucn -
shirts silk shirts and drawers suspend
style cravats dressing nc
Sent 20--3aw3wif tHfI DUVAb bhofhbn