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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18
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SELECTED ])octrp.
LINES on THE DEATH OF Gen WORTH

nv q. " CUTTER.
oh L., the solemn minute qua
Arouse the morning rny,
And only with the setting sun
10 eeho.r die away.
On. let oar hanncs from the skies
Like autumn rlofics fall
To she'd iis ever changing dyes
Around the sable pail.
The muasd drum. the wnilinr fif,,
Al let them mufmut low
Der him who was their breath Of life,
The solemn notes OF wee
For oh they ran alone impart
The sorrow Of the brave,
When The Idol 81 the soldier, heart
Is followed To the grave
Al Chippewa and Iundy's Lane.
Ga PoaklaAlnha'. field.
Around him fell the crimson rain,
The halll. thunder lssled
Bet proudly dii the soldier gaze
pon his darling form,
When charging oct the cannon blafe
Amid the sulphur storm.
Upon the heights of Monterey.
Again his lag unrplctl.
And when the grnpa shot rent away
It, latest starry fold.
Ills plumed cap above his head
lie waved upon the air.
And ch-crcd the gallant troops be led
To glorious victory there
Bu, ah the dreadful seal i broke.
Ia darkness walks abr'ni
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18
GOING INTO MOT RNi>G; OR a III >BANps
FRIGHT

A few weeks ago our friend Clark wa, lying
sick with the biiuu, fever. The attack was
severe. and he believed death was near. One
morning he awnhe from a short -leep 10 hear n
hurried and smGincrcd conversation ~ The adj
Joining RON. IN which his wife took part The
first words that Clark caught were uttered by
his better half
"On that ground said she, 81 object to
mourning,
"NesH replied another, but the world looks
for j, i, Is fashionable, and one migh, as well
be ont If the world a. 10 be out OF the fashion.
avery true"
"Iiere.n though, Clark. us a nice wife. She
thinks ! am about To de--lo be planted, If !
may u.. the expression, IN the cold earth, and
yet She refuses TO 80 in mourning Tor me.
All me
Nov tina, am here, perhaps ! had better
take your measure"
The unfeeIing wretch" exclaimed CLARK.
"to think of sending for dresslnaker before
am dcad n live IN spite"
We'll" unused the wife. d" believe YOU may
measure me will let you buy the trimming
aud let II be ~ gay rs possible.
What hearilessnessi" groanrd Clark. "Wo-
man.like though One husband is no sooner
dead than they sci about entrappng another.
can't scarcely credit It.
"pf course YOU will have ilounce
1.-Two OF them. and, n. the body l. tc bc
plain, wish you to get the vide g'mp to irm It.
How Will you have the sleeves trimmed
with buttons and fringe
Wcll-well-this beats ALL" sighed poor
CLARK
"When do you want the dress 2" inquired
the mansua,mascr
e must have IT IN three DAYS. Nv HUSBAND
will then he of my hands, and shall be abb,
10 90 out
"oh, horrble-horblc' calculated ih,
sick man am only half dcsd. but tins blow
will Kill me
/ His wife heard him speak, and flew quieAi,
to his bedside.
/ Did YOU speak my dear I" said She with tn,
voice OF an angel.
II have heard 1t all. madam" replied Clark
The moHrnug-gay dr,,es-irnse-.Nef,
thing. O. Mara--Maria
/ "Nou rave
I "Do you take me for fool ,"
Certainly not, my deai
you expect me to be GU, of the way il
three day, do you
Yes, love the doctor said YOU would b'
well IN that tint
What means the dress
1T Is the one YOU bought for me before yo'
were taken sick"
But you were speaking Of mourning
We were talking OF Mrs. Tapcrly'
"Dh. that i, it
"Ncs. love You know she is poor and thu
family i. large, and it must Inconvenience he
yer, much to lind mourning for them all Oh
TIN, ground alone, oppose IT,
So--so, that II, b, IL" thought yoi
were speaking Of me, and it distressed me. IL
M beg You 10 be- more carcinl for The future
CLARK was out ia three days and he nov
laughs at the matter, whch then appeared 81
horrible"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

Tn GEAvr- 90 FAIthk lliNtf AND JuhN
RAspoirH The editor of the lynehhurs (Na)
Pafrtof says, that ON "A recent occasion 81 d'"p
and dchcale interest 10 q friend he was afforded
an opportunity of visiting the grave OF the dis
tingui.hcd Henry, the spot where hcs ." all ol
genius that can perish
4 plank enclosure, u clump Of cherry trees
and two white Hint rocks oSctgro~n by running
box marx the earth chamber OF "nc OF time ;
most wondrou- works Onward siiil IN il4uid
splendnr flows his own loved Stann'on--S'tll
upward from 1t, banks with gentle unduiaiion
swell, his beautiful Red III Yet are I" tc
seen bending to the breeze, tie" lpcust' VA "he~'
shade he sa' or walked, in 'ct' unnion familiar
With godike thnughts-then - TO be seen The
char M which he leaned, when the hand OF
death was upon hlm--but the spirit whici' wal
hallow them forever, has gone and cil 10 peci
on earth The bright orb of hl> gcnu, has
sci forever but the herisor Is still radiant viii
It's beams Though NJ monument, stone, OF
sioricd urn marks the spot of the -epuleher
trophies Of immortal mind arr not waiting te
his memory. Thf burning words wen which
"as 1--we coal from the alter he kndic'
the hearts OF millions, ARE sull ~ llnblcd by
freedom, yotarics throughout the world ih'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

RrsolU rIoNs--FuIh Your resolutions, what.
ever they may be. II You have resolved To
lump down precpcc. or into moose DO u NJ
once but We pray you do nj be- so unwise as
20 make such resolutions. Before you pledge
yourself think what YOU are about There
man l.. some excuse for man deprived OF ti-
senses. hu, there is none for YOU. some men
are forever resolving. but newer performing
Strange weakness Ask them for debt
Without iail You shall have II ON certain dat
and 50 they promise until YOU are ~ea-rA
out Others vii assi., YOU Mt given time.
Call upon them and they have a thousand es-
cuse. to offer Why they cannot do ss they
agreed Give us the man ~irp ss'dor feapi'er
-yyho mover answer. us On the spar OF the
moren,--wha il never undaly cyrtcd. We
can alwas. depend upon HIM. lie - the same
q, no, and FIRE. when calmly seated BY
hi, Grcsidc liz resolution IS worth recording.
Il never fail. of beng fulfilled Olive HrT'eA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

A Frcneh wag says tina! when the logs hinder
the working OF the Telegraph, the Ftsneh pro.
vineials do no, know whether they are governed
b, KIN. OF President.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

RELICS or mr WIrcH DELusloS In the
course Of the day We visited the courthouse Mt
Salem where they keep the warrants ISSUED by
the Judges to the high sheriff IN the years coz
and 1893, for the execution Of witches con
demncd to- death Here We read the deposition
Of Witnesses aiiesting such facts a. that as
that hcifcr. and horse, had died, and tha, cats
had been iadcn III, and that a man had been
pierced by knitting needle 10 the depth OF
four inches, the w~und healing the instant the
witch had been taken up. A bottle Is preserved,
which had been banded into eour, at the time
Of trial, full of pns. Some OF the firis from
whose bodies these pins had been extracted.
afterwards confessed to n conspiracy In the
evening SIC walked TO place called Gallows
lil, IN the suberbs of the eity. where no less
than nineteen persons were hanged a. witches
IN the course Of fifteen mon'hs.-IWN4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
The State Sinking Fund.

One of the most important acts of the recent
Legislature, is the creation of Sinking fund for
the payment of the State Dsbt The first section
OF this act sets apart specific fund to purchase
bonds; the I'd section, designating the sources
of revenue to be appropriated to this purpose, is
as follows.
SECTION Q. That all revenue derived from the
following sources, to wit: the taxes on collateral
inheritances, and the percentage assessed upon
any bank or railroad, or coal mining, or railroad
and coal mining or improvement company char
fer. all taxes assessed on distlleries and brewer
les, or billiard rooms, bowling saloons and ten
rin allevs. on new counties, on theatrical, circus
and menageric exhibitions, and on eating houses,
beer houses and restau SAINTS, and all such reven-
ues as the legislature may from time to time sot
apart for the purposes mentioned in this act,
shall, 50 soon as the same shall be received at
the Treasury, be paid over to the said Commlss-
toner's, who shall forwith proceed to purchase
the debts Of the Commonwealth, on the terms and
for the purposes set forth in the first section OF
this act.
Provision il made for the more edectual col
lection of the collateral inheritance taxes.
The tav on Stock Brokers is increased fifty per
cent. and on Exchange Brokers, 100 per cent,
All billiard and bowling saloons are to pay for
license Of from $50 To 500.
All beer houses and oyster cellars, are to pay
license Of from IS to S75 according TO their
sales.
All persons vending or manufacturing Patent
Medicines, are required to be licensed and are to
paw from So to 500
All distIlerlcs and brpwrries are required to be
licensed, and are to pay from s. to SlOO
The assessors are author 2ed to re-asses prop
erty which has been improved subsequently to
the last trenniaI a-sp, smcut
These are the principal features Of this impor.
mt bill, which IS estimated to raise from $780,
Oto s2Oooo0 annually, to be appropriated 10
nayment of The State Debt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
Remarkable points in PGnnsyIra.
mia POIOiiCS,

II is singular fact in The history of our State
that precisely every TIN election for GOrTnor
has resulted IN the choice IF a FederGhSt-
The Democratic party has been successful in
twenty guGernatorial contests out Of twenty-lOur,
or four out Oh each five.
After the organization Of parties MFFLIN was
twice elected, ana MCKEAN twice, as a demo-
crat. During the second term Of the latter n am
cd gentleman, he Quanelled with his party
The party repudiated him and nominated Simon
SNYDER as their candidate. McKEAN was taken
up by the FederaiisS and elected. This was the
first Federal Governor. After MCREAN retired
the Democrats elected SNYDER three times and
FiNDLAY once Then HESTER the Federal can
didate was carried by a small majority. SHuLzE
the Democratic candidate succeeded HESTER by
an overwhelming vote. He was twice elected,
and WOLF his successor was also twice elected
Then came the fat administration of RrTNER
chosen by minority of the people in conse-
quence of division IN the Democratic party
RITNER went out in disgrace, and the Democrats
unucky period had come again, (hastened by
SHUNK's resignation,) and JOHNSON succeeded
by a majority of little less than three bundled
votes. All these Federal administrations have
been iailures-gross, entire, total failures In
the cases of M,Kean, Hester and Ritner, the
powerful reaction of public opinion in favor of
the Democracy is sufficient Ptoot of their pop
ular condemnation The tide is already rolling
in against Johnston with equally resstable force.
These administrations have been all alike in one
respect they all disappointed their friends and
verified the worst predictions Of their enemies.
But though genercally similar, there are Speci-
fc differences between them which serve TO dis
tinguish each froma all the rest. McKean's was
the ATTEST HeiSter's the most harmless; Ritner's
the most ruinOuS and Johnston's the most TIM
id. Federalism like every other evil thing,
grows worse as it gets older, it has fallen most
peruicicus height--frOm Mexican to Johnston !
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
ACT OF TENTH OF APRIL, ls49,

UNTITLED "An Act to create sinking fund
A and to provide Tor the n adua and cer.ain
eAuuguishment to the debt Of the Common.
wealth.
"SEcTloN %, That from and after the passage
Of thisact, the State Treasurer be and he is here.
by required to abale five per centum OF the pur.
chase mony due on all unpatented lands appro.
pfiaed on warrants heretofore granted P,Oui,
detS The said purchase money be paid into the
treasury on or before the FIRST day of May, eigh.
teen hundred and fifty.
' "SrCTIoN 81, That the assessors of the several
counties Of this Commonwealth are hereby an.
lhOrlsed and directed to re. assess, between the
periods Of the triennial assessments, all real es
tate which may have been improved BY the cree
ton OF buildings or other improvements subse-
quent to the last preceding lriennial assessment
subject 10 appeals as now provided BY law, and
all re-assessments made during the past year, are
hereby declared to be as valid and eiectual as if
made In pursuance Of law"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TNHE subscribers, formerly Of Milton, have
opened new Boot and Shoe store, IN the
building next above the Court House, on Main
street, where they offer for sale the largest ass
ortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever exhibited in BIoo!asburg. They have eve
ry description of Coarse and Fine Boots, Caters
Of every style, for Ladies', Gantlrmep's and Miss.
IS wear, Slippers Of every fashion, and several
new styles of chIIdrcn'' shoes, never before of.
tered for sale IN this place Their assortment Is
full, and will BE- offered at
LOWER PRICES
than those of any other establishment in the
county. They will also make mp all kinds and
styles Of work to order at the lowest prices.
60 EARLY AND SEE
o. TheIr collection Of work is really curl.
oslly, and they make no charge for showing
FRANIX & JOHNSON.
Bloomsbury, April 2s, 1919.
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Horace GrccIy.

"This individual has published card, reques-
ting every body hereafter to call himplain "llo-
race Greeley" and nothing else HIsassociatlon
with black. gu0rd8 in Congress, induces him TO
fcrego the prefix Of HonOrGJle to his name. Ho.
race Greeley is name enough for him.
The above we cut from the "COinmbtd Conn
ty Democ, at," paper edited and published by
Levi L. Tate. 1t is very fair specimen Of the
embulitions OF many smaRJry political papers,
that are now published throughout the country
Such men TO 'peal; lighllyof as great men rs the
Hon. HoRAcE GRIZZLY would do well to free
themselves first from the cpithct Of Hach.g"nrd,
before they apply tito their God-like superors,
ohio R0iHJo'O Il Rep0SifoTy.
o. We rcLret that the perusal Of the para
graph first cited, should have grated so harshly
in the refined ears Of our young friend, (d.
LauJach,) OF the Ohio Rainbow, as to thus aw.
fully shock his delicate srusibilIlirs We are
not conscious Of any insult 10 his patron Greeley,
aud believe it only had its existence in the mind
Of his editors diseased Uranium. Butifwe have
insulted Nh Greely, We are willing to make the
0mcndd honorable, provided, he will agree, the
next time he visits Ohio, TO give Mr. Laubdch,
lob Of JiuckinE his Roots, or any thing else, 10
the shape Of quid pro quo, for services rendered
in the adyocacv Of his injured honor
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Address
MATTHEW r MILLER,
No 30 South 'Thr d St. Philada
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05

On Tuesday the 1st July by the Rev. G H.
Day, Mr., Russell P. LAIRD, to Miss SARAH ANN
FARLEY, Of femlock
On the 2Gth ult,, by the Rev. WIN. J. Eyer,
Mr.. WASHINGTON BArR, of Cattawassa towp.,
TO Miss MARIA MENsH, Of Franklin township.
On Monday last by the Rev J. A. Crawford.
Mr., JorN NJ SHELDon, Merchant of Jerseytown,
to Miss S>LrIE RsED, dau5 5hter Of Robt McCay,
Esq, of the former place.
At the residence of COL Jefferson Davis. in
Mississippi, Hon, RICHARD BRopHEAD late
member of Congress from Easton, to Miss MARY
JANE BRADFoRD, Of the former State.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
Market Prices Current.
coRREcTEG MEEKiY roE TnE nFMoCII1
BiODHsbHTg
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spri0g and Suulmer Goods.

] 40 '''" ASNUtUNtf NIUUuSs
NHE subscribers, in again calling The attention
i Of the public to their STORE, immediately
opposite The Court House, would rrspeCImlly
announce the arrival Of large and cLOire assort-
ment ui Dry Goods, suitable Tor the spring
and summer trade, and that bol hing will ba
wanting on their part to merit consinuance of
the patronage so literally bestowed upon them
since the arrival Of their first stock Of merChan.
dze. A small advance on city cash pTICes shall
continue to be cur motto
The assortment just received and now opening
consists in part Of French, English and American
CLOTHS, SATINETTS AND VESTINGS,
Flannels Of al colors, Kentucky Jaen's, Mu,lins,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Linen.lusros, De- Lains or
various patterns, French and embroidered lawns,
and white dress goods
SHkS-BIack, bue.back and striped; bonnet
silk, &c, frugcS and hrads, bonnet rbbands -
Shawls, Cashmere, Thibb0t, Terkeriee, de lain
and silk, scarfS in variety. Carpptling; Wool.
cotton, etc. Hearth rugs, and embossed table
covers
BonnetS; Palm, Panama and Tpghorn Hats.
GROCERlES-Macker Irish Salmon, Salt
and Plaster.
Queenrware, HardWore, wiHow and cedar
Ware, &c. &c.
FIS-ln fine-all these with many more not H.
suaIIy kept in country stores, will be exchanged
Tor Cash, Produce or Lumber.
A. ]. SLOAN,
F.. MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, April 81, 1919
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05

05. .Neg Goods - Our merchants generally,
have received their new supplies Of SPRING AND
SUMMER GooDs. Several such advertisements
grace our columns to-day and more will soon
likewise appear, We have always found, that
those who promptly and publicly notify their GUS
toners, can best accommodate their wants with
choice Merchandise.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
HgTyjSb,,r .8urtJ 10 lSIQ


To The Commissioners Of Columbia County.
GENTLEMEN The foregoing copy of two Of
the sections OF the act of last session, is respect.
fully forwarded to you, with request that the
several assessors may be informed 10 proper time,
of the duties required to be performed by them,
as directed by said act
4 copy of the section which authorses the
State Treasurer to make an abatement of five
per cent Of the purchase money due on unpalrn-
ted lands, is furnished. AS this section of the
act will remain in furce only one year from the
first Of May next, it is important that publicity
should be given to it immediate ly, 50 that those
interested may avail themselves of its provs.
ions.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient srrvent
JOHN n PURVlANCE.
.fuditOr GcRpraI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05
April, 2s, Isl9,.3t
O. G. KAHLER,

attorney at Lalo and Councillor,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
III the public that he has commenced the prac.
lice OF law in bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pa,
where he will promptly attend to all legal bust
ness entrusted 10 his care.
o. Office on Main street, three doors south of
Hayhursl & Bady's store
Bloomsburg, April rs, ls49
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-05

This paper is devoted to the cause of humanity
which according to the terms Of its Editor, means
the prevention and overthrow OF vice in all ITS
various forms and hues-wheher in the "Marble
Palace" Of the upper Ten," or in the l,owIy
Thatched hoyel of the "Lower Millions" and not
only in the City OF New York, but throughout
the United States.
lis columns will be filed with rich and racy
roducllohs-humorou and sarcastic. Vice will
be boldly met and chastely exposed. Originality
will be one of It's leading features, aud an Original
Tale, with sundry other notes of Fact and Fancy,
will weekly grace its columns. In word it is
sheet Of peculiar character and surprising interest
IA those who read its conteets will readily dis
cover.
The .Neto York Scorpion, can be obtained on
the iollowingye very reasonable terms, by addressing
the Editor, as above, postage paid.