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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21
LOST OR MISLAID.

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED NOTES mailed !.
stOckbndgs, Mass on Ibs 18Th ulumo, and directed "
! 4 Williams City Bsns. Boston have beeo lost Or nis
isd namely $3.50 ., -.,. =,
Pour Of 6e0 each lated No., 9Th, 1h, ga. Raysoe
80 81 l0lh, I7lb yligl CITY b<ns'
1000 Nh, I'm, 1911 ,Sth bostona
snd Tire. of o. 49, each dated Nov eth, lto Me ~
Iron Co By Chs Assr. Agent, snd drawn Ia is'o' ~
.nd endorsed by Chs Aigef ,,.,,,x al.
~ Yum 30 So Nov -, 1870
irOUND,-A sum " monsy. which ne owner W
i have BIZ proving ownership and p.ylos lH - W.
usemen, Ecqure u B Ylfoasn, W "''''''
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

, uw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLI'HED
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hey prefer they pay 10 advance Al The Dsss
- mOni6s or year a. the same rate. single copies
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yss with County Newspapers Daily pepe 80
-, OSoe Vhose terms sre higher usu tho'F ~ tu7
. -. are not allowed sny difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

ENrRAORDlSAKr DlscosESr ~ C.LnORIA -
The following 10 extract IRON letter written Q
be wife By New Yorker how working IN ,hc vices
Of California The letter bears tsts Aus - l>ty.
There god nee discovered here tNhs.aesll.t
N1rnhys Dtggingsl one ~ess iosG4T Il 10 evtderiiy
% sncien cmss-tio '--i deep. sGaiec ~
summit 81 = very high moun1S.- Il h0 mst- gre.i
@Ycitrment here t severn. days eefor- pc-y.s
nor, c,g 4 be made 70 cescent % he hcIiou Thcsr
wss s,grA Z, 70 to 5cnes u hannah being sta
f,r worship xnd other evidences Il halrsp sbcf
From present lee cations t q touoa ~oshet u Vii Psv
10 be workai A, su0i.'v a. rock and will require
sresg outlay 'or tools Nni machinery 90 woft II
This discovery, Il properly pursued ~ conf et'nt
OBSERVERS may prove O me hshest ostoiles hpOi.
tncs twil establish TIE fact thst The mineTsl wes4e
81 nat region hss he,a klcvu O. precedins senors
uon' snd TIE relics which have survives, may -
soteh 10 10 the nationality OF ira people sho nTs,
pierced this mountain two hundred and ten tft, ans
~ tc1ot, sugstst sn inquiry lalo the iOr
Aoinioulns he parsui Of gold N = country In which
10 seems O. abound. sod where Is d..co,trers hst
found encouragement % n h sach cxte..iva axcs
NsA'rs ~ otner nmcs I've Poet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

CAUszr AT Ir.-Jines Johnson and Henry An.
ierson ~srs esGgh. Monday gar by officer Peter
Of tns Sevensesnth Ward, while running svsy
from house corner Of Elgath q, and Second svsuue
EiGs ysgatls overcos, which they bad stolen rom
ne nal Locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21
WANIN.

NNASTED-A person who writes handsome hand
w one ths Quics and sccurAls al hgufss-whO 10 r.
m lar Wh secOunts-wh) IL willing 10 devote bio Whoi-
Attention Ard who 10 IN s respects qualified Ia 30 All a.
..ant b0Oa sesysf IN hOuss VI large business hht
aged naa preferred Sach, and such only, will pleas
affre.s A L. A stths once Ut Tho Tdbune. ntO 81
lATAsTED-As corresponding cers, lady vel "a
w ucAled Of agreeable manners, VINO whites fsplo
easy nand and can give references can
~ Of desirable stuauoa BY sfffssslnz post paid,
G. N box rs, Tribune Ohcs np u
a<JANTED-Sltuau0ns for lumber u one7lisn. gre
w and children rscsuty arrived ffes from ofiy hAds
and association sni willing ~ WORK for mg-OfaIs wages
Application 10 10 made ~ te once Of tbs COmn1ssions'
u Emigration, "a Tic Psfs. n ctAross nH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

FRlcsrEsLD THILr.--Fiye new coats were
md "a ,na ,tso. Of the second Ward station house
Wopds7 night supposed - have been dropped 81 =
,h.et 4 ia sisht hey were 'Iolen from No. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

" Wa Fl. TnomP.on. eolo'ed, "" arrested
ysa1sy nishl for robbins tie monsy drawer q :
sri,n c1rnsr Of Cornelis and Bieecker ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

MEDlc.L.-Pas. Higgins and Charles II. Dun
nias were arrested on Monday night 10 the Tenth
Ward for stealing q lusntity OF medicine from 30
Houston st. Committed for Trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

MECHANIC IssruCrE.-The Lecture expect
ed from Dr. Redneld Monday evening was post.
poned by the unavoidable absence OF the gentleman,
but the evening well occupied BY DR. Antiseii IN
an able and instructive theological discourse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

MISoE OEFLssLs-Michael Buckley for assault
90 Patrick CEYran Honors Nssel for sssa1luns Joan
Mage. Jacob Frtz Htrber f9r stealing pse< ding box
Ro3sr. ONsl for stealing q JOhn AcCa-rey Tor as
SAL, "a Julia Nee. Michsei Fsnicr Tor .<ains .
shoulder Of pork Wnl L. Barr and Ssne Baron Iof
isIrierinz with officers, we're among ths .pPs>Tsnoes
,le Police Rsiurrs u yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

carr McCERREs By a mistake Ia our Court
Of sessions repor. yesterday, We said r1da Of mol
guilty Instead OF Plea vas entered In this case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

Si>GULAR LARCESY.-Luclnda Moore ot 22o
West sixtesnih " complains that James Parker paid
ner so bill for rent and got receipt when he grabbed
The note and made tracks, tor which ,he nks that he
b. made % answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

ASSOCIATIONS AT rsE WEsr.-rhere . a. ssso
ei.uon Of Iron Nogtei. Cincinnati who have proved
practically TIA; the sHorns e.ssse' are abe 10 ,.hs
cs-s Of themselves and organize their own Industry
tor their swu benefit Tho NosFarsa ssys
Saying lot IN Industry, smsI to"D tee ul-'
below CIclnnsu they ere, ted foundry Of tssif ose
.nd soiss 70 worn they established AZ sseoey 70 us
city md duros TIE cat ,ssol Of distress aad sctTos.
they esve fully shown hat s.sOeisu0n % nen me
s. - ~ork upon the share principle. eau fHAy sas
tan themselVes and 10 q lucrsiive business W.
consider the suoeessul operation OF tire Industry Your
dry Al ERA 10 the tines example g - followed ~
the sboEers OF every ass and which Will desl
death bow 20 the tyrsan!csi operatives %, mousPSJ
sni cspiIsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

n las. ". klkemsn. 'oii,r, formerly Of
.h. Clty. di.t At Tampa Bay florids N september
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

T sarah Wacott was arrested Mondsy nIsn.
lcf stealing the brsastp'r 'nd 'is 'fs'' u L'n"'
Warner. Held 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

re- \ Thousand Dollar trot is 10 come of At
Cenrevills Course on Ihersdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

ACcIDESrs-On Monday James Joyce NJ
No., u,.,.hsp into the BELLEVUE Hospital Ia conse-
eqeucs Of an injury % the back received y the falling
., oals Of cottOn To- o. Sunday evening John Navy
sl from The top Hory Of portsr-hoase 10 Water "a
l. ths bottom His heed face snc boy are very nnch
nrvssd aud the fingers Of his eft hand we're broker
Yesterday. 10 Ess.Eishteerth-st Paniek CLARKE
OF - Chrystisst wa placing rollers under l1se
stou1 when The lever broks, and The BLOCK i>A up'e
his Ans frsctaring shs bones Of both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

" Those lamps 10 Libertyst are 'ssin fs
portad al dark 5y toe Police Whose is1iI SIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

Rt1tLR PNC.s.-We see It stated that AID.
HAinsld. WHO lately purchased the Broadway and
Fourth sveuus stages hs, hired all the drivers at
advance Of - por week giving them o. 81 per cay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

Cnvsr 90 CoNNo~ PISS Before Judge DAILY -Jass
f. tf 70 STEPHEN Cuffsr-P Plaintiff claims have oaref
Mr 800 10 make up 5000 TO sns5s him % form
special partnership Of sharp Gutter The claim Is De
interest For plaintiff BEN y Butler for defendant,
Nassfs RussaI storr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

Communicated Westorook ~" ar
rested On Monday nisht IN the Fourth ward % =
charge Of pAssins counterfeit money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

~ FIRE.--A camphenc lamp 10 the house
No ~ Norfolk at burst Monday evening about y
o'clock, setting ire TO the place. J, ws very quickly
cxtingui.hed with small dansse 70 the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

Tie Pnotllou Cs,oa.o- Tie Gauge ~ ne Ftc.ch
Vqu,rt- Pres.derls Ueos12e - CsGyocers o. ~ ~
Nsi0ffs- faposVa's CAaHc,f
t-,...,~.fsr.s Of L.. To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21
MFD>F.pAV NoEstSa Nov

A,ntEER ONNisU, SALr NJ o heeie IA.
sold nslf # hi, interest In the Broadway, Canal Had
son ~ Eiabth avenue and Msnhsttsnyllle Lns OF u
.isses b John Dlres OF Ions Island tor -eoo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
The Sabbath.

| Says Dr.. Chalmers, 1--WE never in the wbol,
cprse Of our recollections met with Christian
Tend who bore upon his character every Other
efdence Of the Spirits operation, who did moi
Tmember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. VIZ
ilpeaI to the memories Of all the worthless who
lfe lying IN their graves; that eminent as they
we're in every other grace and accomplishment,
q the new creation, the religiousness of their
'abbath day shone with equal lusire, amid the
Inc assemblage Of virtues which adorned them.
y every Christian household it will be found,
tat the discipline Of well ordered Sabbath is
nYer forgotten among the old lessons ofa Chris
ti'n education; we appeal to every one who car.
rlHs the remembrance in his bosom Of mothers
"'rth and mothers piety, if on the coming
rpnd of the Sabbath day, an air of peculiar sa.
cpdness did not spread itself over that mansion
where he drew his first breath, and was taught
tdrepeat his infant PRAYER.
Rest assured, that the Christian, having the
lHe of God written in his heart and DENYING the
Sabbath place in his aftctors,is an anomaly
iIRt is not to be found Every sabbath image
NTH every sabbath circumstance is dear TO him
it loves The quietness Of that hallowed morn.-
5e loves the curch bell sound which summons
i'm TO the house Of prayer, He loves to Join the
horus Of devotion, and to sit and listen to the
oice Of persuasion which is lifted in the hearing
an assembled multitude.
He loves the retirement of this day from the
in worldly businnss, and the inroads Of worldly
'en' He loves the leisure it brings with it and
%eet to the soul are The exercises of that hal.
'wed hour when there is no eye to witness him
ut the eye Of Heaven, and when, in solemn au-
eDce with the Father, who seeth him in secret, |
can, on the wings of celestial contemplation,
ave all the cares, all the veXajions, and all the
lcularities Of an aIienaled world behind him"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21

the streets, and shantes of all imaginable shapes
and keeping their houses and yards so dirty The
cholera is coaSed along to Knoxville in this wise /:
eve are not informed as to whether the cholera
intends visiting here this season OF not. lit do
not, 1t IS acting very much in its own light
There is the best opening for it in this town, that
can he found in this end of the State. 1t could
do an extensive business" He then winds up
his weeks labors with abrodside against the edit.
or of the Clarksvlle JeGersonian, who had often
ded him, thus;-"Iho rascal emigrated from
Buffalo, New York, to ClarksvilIe, and in due
time we will show rhy he left there-what his
standing was Whsn he lerl--and the "breed of
dogs" be sprang from. Look out!"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
Eeafh OF Mrs, .YadiSOn.

Just as we are preparing to 90 TO press, says
the Washington Union, July 9Th, we hear with
profound grief of the death, in this city, of Mrs.
Duly AadSon, the relict of James Madison,
once the President Of the United States. This
greatly venerated, beloved, and celebrated lady,
whose loss will b.. r.lt and regretted by the whole
country, las fingered since Sunday and breathed
her last, at quarter past 10 o'clock last night
We anticipate the grief which will be universal.
ly felt at heI loss but we must reserve till TO-
morrow the sacred Office of paying proper trib-
ute to her merits.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
ID r MO CIR A In
Bloom 6 b nrg:
SATURDAY, JULY 81, ls49.

"a CIRCUMSTANCES" The Providence Tran
script says the ChrOnotype, is responsible for the
following
Ayoung man of this city was about Ia
king leave Of his father, who was bound
for CALIFORNIA, he resolved upon opening
the Bible and making the first verse that
met his eye applicable to the departed
friend. He opened TO the 2sth chapter of
Job, list verse: Surely there is a vein for
the silver, and place for the gold when
they find it, 1t certainly is a singular cir
cumstance."
Q3- Itcertainly is a singular Circumstance, con.
sdeTing that the verse is not TO be found either in
the old or New Testament. Olive Branch.
09- 81: certainly is singular circumstance,
considering that the" editor of the solve
Branch" is Reverend Gentleman, that he could
not find the verse alluded to by the "Transcript,"
What edition of the Bible does the Olive Branch
use "it certainly is" in ours.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
A INSTRUMENTATION.

At a season when the providence of God
has manifested itself in the visitation of a
fearful pestIence, which is spreading its
ravages throughout The land, it is fitting
that people whose reliance has ever been
in His protection, should humb them.
selves before His throne, and, while ac-
knowIedging past transgrcssions, ask a
continuance of the Divine Mercy.
1t is, therefore, earnestly recommended
that the first Friday IN Augut be obser-
we'd throughout ihe United States as a day
of fasting, humiliation and prayer, All
business will be suspended in the various
branches # the public service on that day:
aud it is recommended TO persons ofaIl re-
ligious denominations 10 abstain, as far as
practicable, from secular occupations, and
assemble in their respective PAGES Of
public worship, to acknowledge the Inf-
nie Goodness which has watched over our
existence as cation, and so long crowned
US with manifold blessings, and to implore
the Almighty, in His own good time, to
stay the desrroyi G hand which is now
lifted up against US.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
SchuyGkiSE County.

The Pottsvile Emporium, in fine article ap.
proving Mr.. CANDLES nomination says:
SO laras Schuylkill county is concerned
we assure our friends abroad, that there
will be no more political "somersets" here;
from the unmistakable indications we feel
confident of sweeping the county at the
next election, by as large majority as she
has ever been known TO give.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
WASHINGTON, July 8, l840.

%. Parson BnowNlow, who lately remoc.d
his Ioncsylle Wbgto Knoxville, gives the yeo.
pie Of the latter place regular basling. Hesau
that some the people think that his coming e
mong them will mar The harmony oCthe churches
at which he laughs right out. lie aver that all
the churches have been fighting against ech other
these five years, without The armslce # a single
day, and hate each other with a perfect hatred.
He says Of the citizens, that few Of ucm mango
to get all the public POUNDS in their own hands,
and then speculate upon them. "1ae traders sell
goods 2j per cent higher than goois are sold in
the upper counties Of Feast Tennessee, and if YOU
tell them Of it, yon are unfrienRy to the interests
Of Knoxville. Owners of Steauboas think there
is no use for railroads. and railroad projectors are
opposed To any road but thei. own The Free
Masoos are jealous of the gmwng popularity Of
the Odd Fellows. Among the proprieors Of pa
pprs, an evious hatred exists; while among law
yerS, and doctors, and mechanics, one set hang
upon some church, and another set pin their faith
upon few Of would.be aris'ocrals. In politics a
every large family connection selsup for itself,and
looks with suspicson upon everybody that does
not Join its wing Of the party" Then he cones
down on the people for building cOw.sheds on
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
Rerwick Wafer Company.

gives US pleasure to be able to state that we
are soon 10 have our town supplied with water in
manner which will bo permanent. The pnp.
! clPa' portion Of the stock necessary to complete
'Ae work, has already been taken; and prepara.
uohS aIe being made for commencing the work
without delay. The Reservoir is already under
contract; and from the energetic hands into y bicb
1t has iaIlen, its completion nay be reasonably
anticipated before the time specified, which ig.
we believe, Isl of September next. Mr.. S. Z.
WALTON, is The contractor; and judging from The
plans we have seen of the work, should think il
was calculated 10 be an ornament to the place. az
well as to answer all the useful purposes for which
it is intended.
The supply ofwater is TO be brought from Two
'arge and never falling springs, each about two
miles distant from the village, 10 cast iron pines
OF sufficient size TO keep the reservoir constantly
aIIed' and there is no longer doubt but that we
are to have the pure and sparkling beveaoge rosh.
ing forth in every place where the convenience
ol the public shall require it-snd ,ba, too at
'ridns cost compared with lhe sdyan,ages 10 bs
derived The want Of water has been evil under
which Berwick has lang suffered and its present
'paSe population may, in great lnaasure, be a..
attributed to that cause. Many pcope-busiDess
men and mechanics--haye been attracted 10 tba
place by its beautiful and pleasant situations; 5pt
alter suffering the inconyenences for one yea,. |
have generally migrated, perhaps to some ether
location not more than two or three miles dis,srt
thus carrying the trade from its origina! ch,noc!
and distributing it among ten or dozen different
PIoces' when it all might have easily been kent
here but for the want of one of the necessarias Of
IHe-waler' And now that this great draw back
to ITS prosperity is about to be overcome, we con.
nden'ly look forward to more prosperous days for
Berwick; and as the unpleasant feature Of resi-.
ience here will be removed, we expect to see fine
welye or fifteen empty houses all tenan,ed-tbe
'Iosed up business places re.opened-and in fact
everything that will conduce to the importance
md prosperity OF the place, start ahead With re.
lewed life and yigor.-Ee,,oick Standard.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
Il EGIlhl6IC Heart.

II Heaven bestowed the power to raise
Bntone petition to the skies.
would not ask for length Of days
For wealth or honor-carlhly praise
But this my feryent prayer should be,
A humble heart to sacrifice,
In faith and love, o God, 10 thee,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21

Young ladies are like an arrow; they can't be
.ot off without a beau"
&3-Ano'her reason why they are like onarrow
When they gel into your heart, they can't be got
out still death"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
Observation-Disclosures
'Hd'e"t"re 'ONh California Robbers

once hunted for three months in corn.
Pany with hunter well known in Cplfor.
MA In idea he was wild andimooipa,iyo
IN 'he extreme; but in his acts of daring.
&C., 'ne most cool and phi'osophic fellow
| ever knew A commercianro, or psrcb-
ao'' a'San Francisco, on whose vorscjtv r
kno" lr"m experience can depend, told
'"e following story of this man, which
will at once illustrate his general charsc.
ter:
"Thia hunter was some months before T
had fallen in with him, making the best Of
The Folo Lakes from the interior, with a
heavy pack of iars on his back. his never.
erring rife in his hand, and his two doc,
by his side. He was joined at the nor,ber.
most end of the valley by the merchant T
nave spoken Of who was armed only with
asword and pistols.
" They had scarcely cleared tho valley
"nen y, a party of robbers galIoppod cut be-
fore them: therewere four whi,esruyIv arm.
ed' and two Indians with their lassos coil
oa 'e,. IN their right hands, ready for throw,
l he hunter told the merchant, who vas on
horseback TO dismoun! Instantly, .apJ to
cover Fortunately for them. tbere yo,,
good deal of thicket, aad trunks Of I,rgs
trees thathad fallen were slrovsd abopt il
avery desirable manner. Behind ,5os.
logs the merchant and the hunter opicEIv
took up their position, and as thew wcr.
IN the act doing so two Or three shots were
hred after them without effect, The bpn-
Tea cooIIy united the pack orfurs from his
back and laid them beside him. It's NV
opinion merchant said he, that them YER.
mIn's there want either your saidle-b.os
Or my pack busI reckon they'll get me-
$50 he took up his rne, fired, ,,d ~,
ofemost Indian, iosso in hand, roylnJ or
lis horse Another discharge from ho
!ll'' and the second Indian fell. wbio ~
he act of throwing The Iasso at the ls.I
nd ID shoulders Of hunter, as he raised him,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21
DE TRE
The Indian Flower.

The shadows of twilight,
Steal over the sky,
And the star of the evening
Has risen on high:
The sweet breathing flowers
Are seeking repose,
And the dew drops moisten
Their leaves as they close.
The fragrance they scattered
Around them all day,
Inlhe chill of the night breeze
Has melted away;
Like the friends of IiCe's sunshine.
a. Whose falsehood is found,
When the clouds of aiIliclion
Are gathering round,
But one is still left US,
Now blooming alone
Whose perfume is richer
Than all that are gone.
i rises from slunber,
Its sweetness 10 shed,
When each child ofthe daylight
Is dropping its head
So when false friends forsake US,
There still are some hearts,
That cling to US closer
As pleasure departs,
Their smile can illurnine
55 Our darken'd path ye,
Though the sun of our fortune,
Forever has set.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21

o. II man wishing an Office was told to take
Pti'hon to Washington, and he took the whole
side I" his house, and was proceeding on his Jour.
ney' but was stopped by running against pgs,.
MASTER
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-21

GJ- The President OF the United States has is.
sued the following recommendation for the OBJ.
servance Of a day of humiliation and prayer
throughout the country: