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Democratic banner., 1849-03-19

CALIroRN1A.-The faal vote in the U.
S. Senate on the question of amending the
general appropriation bill, by the insertion
Of Mr.. Walkers of Wisconsin, amend
ment TO provide for a temporary govern
ment for California, without any reference
to the question of slavery, one way or the
other stood as follows:
Yess-Messrs. Atchison, Bell, Berrien,
Butler, Calhoun, Davis of Mississippi,
Dodge Of Iowa, Downs, Fitzpatrick, Foote,
Hunter, Johnson of Maryland, Johnson of
Georgia, King, Mangum, Mason, Pearce,
Rusk, Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood,
Walker, Westcott, and Yulee.-25.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Anterior, Bald
win, Benton, Breese, Corwin, Davis Of
Mass, Dayton, Dix, Felch, Greene, Ham
lin, Miller, Niles, Phelps, spruance, Up
ham, and Wales-ls.
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. To our Subscribers.
lIIlent.

fY AgreeabIy to time e.honored custom,
the carrier of The COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
will wait upon its patrons to present his
congraluIatory AddereSs on New Year
morning, and we take this opportunity, in
advance, to wish a happy New YEAR TO
ALL, old and young, male and female, Dem
ocrat and Wing. We wish, besides, that
every one may enjoy that freedom of mind
and happiness which truly and emphatical-
Nly belongs to and becomes a free people.
May our friends be in the enjoyment of
avery social comfort, and may tie New
Year open to them an uninterrupted period
\thappiness and prosperity.
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BEG1SWkm0S N0WI6lB,

NoTcE IS HEREBY given to all legatees
creditors and other persons interested in the Cs
tates ol the respective decedenls and minors that
The following administration and guardian accounts
have been filed n the office Of the Register oil the
county Of Columbia, and will be presented for
confirmation and allowance TO the Orphans Court
to be held at Bloomsbury in and Tor the County
aforesaid, on Wednesday the 23d day of January
next at o'clock p, NJ
!. The account Of Samne Greasy, ad-
minstrator Of the estate Of Philip Creasey late of
MilIlin township, Columbia county, decd
2. The first and final account of Hugh
McCracken, admiuiraior de bonis non, &C., Of
the estate Of James McCracken, late Of Lbery
township, Columbia county, deceased,
3 The final account of John X, Grotz,
Guardian Of Samuel Kuhn, minor child of
Isaac Kuhn, late Of Bloom township, Col co, :,
decd.
4. The final account Of John X. Grotz
Guardian Of Sdyllla Kuhn, a minor child of Isaac
Kuhn, late OF Bloom tp., Col, co. deed
5. The account of Levi Aikman, Guar
dian of Isaac II, Fowler, minor child Of DAVID
Fowler, late of Brarcreek township, Columbia
county, deceased
6. The supplementary account of Sam
uel Yorks, admInlsuaipr with the VIII annexed
OF Daniel Montgomery, late Of Mahoning tp., Col.
umbia county, deceased,
I. The accour! of the administration of
Charles HeAey, deceased, Eyccor of Henry Gig.
ger, decesed, filed by Ephraim p. Lulz, admins
traitor cum testamentO anIeXo Of said Heney, late
Of Bloom township, Columbia county, deceased.
8. The final account of Anthony Deng.
Ter, administrator Of the estate Of John Graham,
late Of Roaring creek tp., col CO., deceased
9. The account of Jonathan Crilz 8. Da.
vld Crilz admr's Of the estate Of Elizabeth Critz.
late of Montour township, col co deceased
10. The account of David r. Rishel, adj
ol the estate Of George Shane jr,, late
Of Montour tp, Columbia CO., deceased
JESSE G. CLARK, Reg'r
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Bloomsbnrg, Dec %, 1919
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Gpt-The long expected message will be found in
tc.day's COLUMBIA Democrat. 1t is rather smooth.
ly written. The document has one great merit,
6rtui'y, and contrasts in this respect lavorably
with the verbose productions so frequently pfic.
ted upon the public. In other respects, it merits
but little attention, touching upon our peaceful
Nations with foreign nations, the probability of
Nip canal being constructed across the Islhmus
mama, recommendation Of an increase Of
Srih, and modification olthe Sub Treasury.
~, esldent submits to Congress the proptiery
NN Wton OF postal rates and concludes with
\ Mems on the value of the union Of the
-, The message will be read with interest,
W not strtle anybody by its briIliancy, or
ghlen them as TO the present con.
onr connlr! and the policy OF the Gov.
,unent
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only Die people; dud fNempnng him irom all
otheuuences, W. elevate the chdncier at the
conSenl aud quicken his sense vt responsibility
10 lHnnntry II Is under these circumstances
onl ~ The eeclor can tee lhd IN the choice
OF Haw maker, he is huusrlE trull compo'
neahrl ol the sovereign pnwprol lhe nation
Wfaual care we should study TO defend the
ilgot the executive and Judicial department."
government can only ne preserved M lis
pk by the suppression and enlle Elimination
oihry claim or tendency Of one coordinate
brh 10 encroachment upon another WIN me
81 observance Of this rule and the other mJuuc'
Itf Of the COnsiuliOn--Nrth q sedulous lucul'
Cqh Of that respect aud love tor the Union ei
States, which our fathers cherished and en-
Jed upon their children, and with the AID oi
n Overrulmg Providence which has so long and
ssndlv guarded our liberties and institutions,
VmV reasonably expect Ia transmit them with
I ar lnuumeabe blessings To the remotest pos.
thy
But attachment to the Union of the States
Suld be- habmlY fOSerpd in every American
hr, For more than half century, during
Ach knsd>ms and empires have fallen, this
hi0n has stood mistaken, The patriots who
fined il have long since descended TO the grave;
" sDlll il remains, the rroudest monument to
peir memory, and the object OF affection and ad.
9lr,tOn with every one worthy to bear the Amer
can name. In my judgement, its dissolution
would he the grettest Of caamties and tn avert
hat shoul be the study of every American
Jpon It's preservation must depend our own hap
nesS and tAit of countless generations TO come.
Whatever dfhgers may threaten it, | shall stand
y il and maintain il in its integrity, to the full
Went Of the Obligations imnosed, and the power
ouierred upon me by the Constitution,
Z TAYLOR
WH'qrvGr N, December 4h, lS40
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~ Of Cau,es ~ T,ia! al Janualu

List of Causes Ior Trial al Jaaual
Term, 1859.
! Commonwealth y, Charles + Mann ct al.
John Betr vs. C,tbluw bar
Bouham G0drhul vs. john Dive
Edmund l. Piper vs. john Buley
Elisha y SrrrtIrr vs. Samuel settler
D Henry Hartman " Noah Prent,s
Jacob NeIllyer vs. John Run,an
Isaac Tyler vs. Beri amin =. Fuck
Thomas Sutton vs. Veuab Rees
~ Robert Montgomery w Gilbert Hess aud jobs
Hess
II Nicholas Seybrrl " Thos Connolly ct 81
" John PGroye ct al vs. William Donaldson et al
10 Lloyd Thomas vs Peter Mowrer.
Ia Caleb AppIeuah vs. JOSIAH G.lbraith
ID John belronet TX W j McGjwn adm'r ct al
lb George Drplsbach vs. Jacob Hover.
II Adams Il Price vs. Frederick Il Wohluth
IS john ShWely vs. Samuel Yosl ct al.
10 Thomas v IIdoneI's Ex. vs. Robert Lockart.
~ Same vs. same
81 John Shiyey VS. Samuel Yosl ct al.
y James Black vs. Richard Black
% David N Kownoyer ct al versus Danyille
Bridge Company.
"a ManasSah Bowman vs. joseph Sharplpss.
20 John Achenbach vs. Mathew Mcdowell ct al
26 Same ys same.
27 Anna Dllman vs. S B M Yanlz.
2S John Red vs lie Grand Bancroft
20 John Davies ct al vs. WIN Il Wooden,
30 lSa'c Rurnheimer tai vs r Frederick et al
81 Lew Ashton vS Abraham Cool.
~ David H Ristpl ys Jesse Alcn et al
33 WIN RetlerIl VS. Moses MAY ct ux.
~ Drake g. Brchlrl ys Nicholas Seybert
80 Ephralm McCollum's Ex vs., Ii. Johnston
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LOOK HERE.

WHE subscribers wish to inform their friend,
and the public generally, that they have ia.
ken the entire stock Of store goods belonging to
the late firm Of Heney & MendenhalI, and enter.
ed into partnership under the firm OF MENDEN.
HALL AND MENSCH, [dating fom the 25th Of
November, lSi9,] and their stock comprises a
general assortment ot Merchandise, suited to the
season They can always he found at the Chcap
Corner anxious to sell cheap for cash or in eX.
change for country produce generally
S. MENDENHALL,
A. c. MENSCH.
Rloomsburg, Dec. Is, 1Sa0-Gt
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of George Knley, decd.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that letters tesla
Y mentary on the estate Of GEORGE KIN
LEY, late of Bloom township, (near EspYtown)
Columbia county, deceased have been granted,
by the Register of said county, to John Hover,
residing in Mounpleasant township, and Nathan
Kinley, residing in Bloom township, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN HOVER, J H..
NATHAN KlNLEY, Jt-1 o.
Der %. 1S4q st.
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MAR IL El I'D {:

On the 24th inst, by the Rev, II. Funk,
Mr.. JOHN +. CONNER, of Briarcreek,
to Miss MARY S. KLINE, near Orange
vile.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. NJ. ]. Ale
man, Mr.. JOHN REYNOLDS, TO Miss
NJ. LUCRETlA PERRIN, both of Dam
vile.
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Organization Of Congress.

HJ- Hon. HOWELL CoBB, Of Georig, the orig
inal nominee of the Democratic party, has been
elected Speaker Of Congress. He was chosen on
the 63i ballot, having l02 to Winthrop 100, the
majority rule prevailing More subsequently.
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BRICK G'5Ig G5jlIlg HOUSE

In which the Inlestate resided at the time Of her
death with the appurlenanceN.
ALSO,-On the same day, at o'clock, P. NJ,
another TRACT of LAND, situate in Monour
township, adjoining lands Of John Richards, Peter
Appleman, and Others, containing $50 Acres, or
thereabouts, on which Elias Dietrich resides as
tenant; with the appuuenances.
Latet Estate OF said deceased, situate in the
township of Montour, and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk,
Bloomsbury, Dec. |, 1919.
The first above named tract Is valuable prop.
ery situate ON the main road from Bloomsbury to
CaItawissa lately in the occupancy Of Leonard
Rupert, now deceased. The North Branch Canal
runs through it,upon which is conyenrntand eX-
tensiye wharfage. There is upon it also, a large
bank barr, a good well, spling, and variety Of
ont buildings and other Improvements.
The Second tract above named is an excellent
farming property and will he sold entire or in
Two parcels There Is d valuable dppusDe Of iron
ore upon part Of the tract, and limestone upon
the other part. There is house, bank barn and
other buildings upon the property.
TERMS OF SALE Five per cent Of purchase
money to be paid on day Of sale, one fourth on lsl
April lSjJ, when possession will be given, and
additional fourth on first Of April 1851. one fourth
on lst of April 1852, and he remainder lst Of
April 1888 LEONARD R RUPERT,
administrator.
December |, lS49
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W pmmilteP Of naval officers has been ap-
m'eChhe British admiralty, to consider the
sl adsnle means for ascertaining the fate
SIr J@Frarkin.
Wo 's, the Lord Gambler and the Abram,
recS arrived at Hull from Davis Straits,
ne"hcf them bring any tidings respecting
acticpeditoo.
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C7"The above sale stands adjourned
until TUESDAY, the 22j dav NJ January, $50 Sec
ond day or Court D at he Court House, IN plooms
burg az o'clock P NJ
/. 3, RUPERT.
B.unmsOwz, Dec q, INl' fimpw'raio,
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fgrhe Legislature will meet next Tuesday
'bFnings go of right,-we may next week
Phhe Governors message.
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SRlE 1ENsIoN,-The Erie Exten-
iCanaas been doing profitable busi-
sdurlnhe last year, the receipts for
amolhg to upwards of $4,000,
g an lease of $4,000 over those OF
previopear.
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BLOOMSBURY IRON FOUNDRY
-AND-
Machine Shop.

VNHE undersigned having purchased Of Mr.
4 Hayhurst, the Bloomsbury Iron Foundry
aud Machine Shop, would respectfully inform The
public in general, that he is prepared to make
castings Of almost all sorts, sizes and descriptions
requisite for useful purposes
STOVES. oil every variety and price kept con.
stantly for sale, and made to order on short no.
lice.
Also-Ploughs, Window Frames, and all other
castings made as above.
Thrcshing Machines and Horse powers, of the
most approved plan, warranted to be unsurpassed.
0G-Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to.
JOSEPH SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, Dec 90 1S40--
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-Our variety is ui course excluded this week
ke room for the Message.
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.HppOininlent.

! JOY MORRIS has been appointed Charge d..
Aires to Naples, vice James NJ Power, de.
flm.
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lOl LEGISLATURE The Senate of Ohio
li22d inst, reached the 236th ballot for
Msk~ Ithout choice.
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Partition.

In the Orphans Court of Columbia coun-
ty:-
Estate Of JOHN ENoRR,l ! Sr vrit
i@ie Of Centre tOmnship, in the of
County Of Columbia, decca8cd Partition
NO susan KnoT, the widow OF j, Nm KNoRR.
Il Thomas Knorr, Joseph Kuorr Joseph Lii
ley, aud Eliza his wife, late Eliza Knoir, John
Conner, Jr, and Sarah, his wife, late Sarah
knorr, LeVIna Knorr, children OF John Knorr,
deceased Abraham DIldlne, and Louisa, his
WIle' late Louisa Knorr, --- Drake, ard
Angelina, his wife, late Angelina Knorr,
John freas, guardian Of Regina Knorr, Aa.
ron knorr, Reuben Knorr, Joseph Knorr,
ana Elsha hnorr, chiIdren OF leter Knorr, de-
ceased, who was one OF the SONS OF John Knorr,
deceased, Charles Hagenbuch, guardian Of john
hnorr Susan KnOIr, Sarah kuOrr and Samuel
knoT, and Thomas Knorr, guardian Of Hiram
Rnorr, Phineas Knorr, and Mary Ann Knorr,
children OF William Knorr, deceased who was
one OF the sons OF John Knorr, deceased, and
William iiagenbuch, guardian of Sarah Hagen.
bueh and Eliza Hagenouch, children OF Ann Tia.
genbuch, deceased, late Ann Knorr-
You, and each Of you, will take notice,
That an INQUEST, will be held at the laIe dwcl.
ling house Of JOHN KNoRR, deceased, in The
township of Centre, in the county Of Columbia,
on
FHdoy, the Eleventh day Of JQnuary
nCIt,
between the hours Of ten o'clock, a. n and a..
clock, p not that daytor the purpose ofnaking
Partition Of THE RCGE Estate,
Of said deceased, to and among his children and
representatives, if the same can be done without
prejudice to or spelling Of the who
to value and apprase the same ac
at which time and place you are
tend, if you think proper.
PETER BILL
s, Sheriff.
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VhereNH Your Landing BE?

Pld minsr of the gospel once said, that
~ thing 'ich led him to anxiety about his
S'salvaIionsas this soem question "If 7
*to.dIe' wire would my landing be- Would
feIn heaven, b hell" Carry this question
me With you, 'ar reader-apply it 10 Yourself
your so1I thsoleuu question. We're YOU 10
while readlnghi', where would vour landing
; Would II be heaven,or in help
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ONE Thousand DOLLARS

and persue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fear Of taking cold, during all kinds
Of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagcred that more genuine certificates (rom
PHYSICIANS, CIcrgymen, Members Of Congress and
respectable cItzens) can be produced Of their eff
cacythan Of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where ONE Box
will not do more good than Two Boxes Of any
others.
Forty Pilsare in a box.
and sold at Twenty five cents box, with direct
ions and much wholesome advice ACCOMPANYING
each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not grippe the stomach or Bowels,
Produce 10 sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
They are good at all times, [kud,
And adapted to most diseases common 10 man
Outrage and ImpOSitiOnH
There are pills made called ''Sarsaparlla Pills"
represented by some persons selling them az be.
ing the same As Dr. Lelty's "Sarsaparllla Blood
Pills" Ask fer, and be not persuaded to take any
other than DR. LEIDY'S, and you will not be dis
appointed in their effects, He thai would deceive
the afflicted in selling worthless pills, or orhter
medicine, when good and eificacIous articles are
necessary would be guiltyot other frauds and
oulrangcs. Beware Of and shun such persons
Buy nothing from their stores; ifthcy will deceive
you in one ning they will in another.
~ Principal Depot, Dr.. LEIDY's DlspENsARY,
No. IA North FOURTH ST, phIIalc lphia-anj
sold Whulcsae aud retail by
J. K. MoYER, x f. p. LUTz, Bloomsburg; Dr.
\. B. Wilson, Berwick; Sloan & Thompson,
| ighi strrat prDyyn n Greasy. MIllluyiIIa. Al
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ErPoE1Rr tom Wisconsin mex, week
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Dec. 90. ls49. ct
PUBLIC VENDUE.

WILL be exposed to sale, by Public Fendue,
w at the late residence OF George Klnley, in
Bloom township, (near Espytown,) Columbia co,
deceased, on
Saturday the 18th Of january, 1850,
the following described personal property, viz
Three Horses. five Cattle, five Hogs, sheep,
Two Horse Wagon, Horse Gears, Plows, and
Harrow.
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Tvccnfors d AlfTan1ef Mct arlv, dece'd,
DC 41, INt9
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plain words, upon ssHssss. sos tSs cossIssSsI
Army.
Tel me, was no, Ahat Saline sight. to see
man of genius who hofnisb, hSve shone as an O ro,or
a poet, novelist. following with untiring devo'
ton, the boody-stamped footsteps OF the Cont.
mental Army
Yes, in the dark days of '7p. when the soldiers
of Washington tracked their bots,eps on the so;I
of Trenton, in the SHOWS of Irince,op. there fire,
among the heroes and patriot. there. ung;ncb;ng
IN the hour OF defeat, writing bis "CRIsls" by the
nSht OF the campfire, was qe Author Hero of
the Revolution. ~
Yes, we will look into ,be haf.ciad ranks Of
Washlngton's army, we will hhod each corporal
surrounded by group of sddiers, as he reads
aloud the pamphlets Of tie Author-Sodier.
What hope, what joy, wha, energy CLEANS over
tee veteran faces, as words, like these. break on
Sl9fS 8ee S;nsf3fr- pstpiot will, In
thus cr's,s' 81" service Of his country !;
but he that stands il nov. deserves the love and
thanks OF men and women. Tyranny, like hell.
is not easily conquered, pet we have this consola.
ton with u.s. that the harder the conflict, the more
glorious the triumph"
10 not words like these stir up the blood
Yet can you imagine heir effect. when read to
groups OF starved and blseeing soldiers by the red
watch.hre, IN the cpld all Of the winter dawn 7
Such words as these stirred up the starved
Continentas to the attack on Trenton and there.
IN the dawn of that glorious morning, George
Washington standitg sword in hand over the dead
body OF the Hessisn Rohl, confessed the magic
influence OF the Author Heros pen.
The vilest enemy of this Author Hero, base
hreling of the English Court yes even he, A,he
lst, Blasphen er, Liboller of Jefferson and Frank
I'm. and Madison. as he was, even he, thing so
small in his soul that his very masters were
ashamed OF him, as forced to confess that-"IHe
cannon of Washington acas not more formidable
to the British, Moas Tie pen Of tie aathor Of Com.
mon Sense."
Is there heart ,hat does not tbrob a, the name
OF the author of the Declaration Thomas Jefferson.
Tie Statesman Hero Of die Rerolation?
And do your hearts throb at the mention of his
name. and yet refuse 10 pay even the tribute of
one solitary pulsation ofJustice to the memory of
his brother.patriot, his foerunner in The work of
freedom, the Author-Hero of the Revolution
THOMAS PAINE
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- Say Of your superfe. : a.

sa&l -, s-aEs ~ sRfay OF your suPerle'S "a
rank and ioa@sys3e 81 the claims Of pride or
vanity do rot interIe- VIII those u( rricudshin 2
# misfortune and losses sho,!id oblige you 10 re-
tire irto walk in ife in whicH vcu cannot apnear
with the same Distinction, or entertain you. friends
with the same liberality as formerly; will he still
think himself happy in your society, and instead
OF gradually Withdrawing himself from an iinpro-
ftable connexion, take pleasure in protesting him .
self your friend, and cheerfully assist you to SUP.
port the burdens Of your Affections? When sick:
ness shall call you to retire from the gay and busy
scenes Of the world, will he follow you into your
gloomy abode, listen With attention to your tale
Of sympathy and minister the balm Of consola.
ton to your fain,ing sPrits And lastly, when
death shall burst asurfier every earthly tie will
he shed a tear upon 1our grave, and lodge the
dear remembrance Of mutual friendship in hs
heart never to be resgneda The tnau who will
not do all this may .a3our sompanion--your flat
tcrer-your sedusar Aap4s pend upoh II he is no,
your ririend.-Eafeid.