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ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN AND IOWA
AGENCY, AT GALENA, ILLINOIS,
For the Prosecution of Claims against
the Government growing out Of the
late War with Mexico.

"EMPSTEAD s. WASHBURNE, Attor-
IL neys and Counsellors at Law Gaena, IL
linols, have established an Agency for the prose-
cution of all claims against the Government of the
United States, growing out of the late war with
Mexico, the nature of which is as follows:
l. For 100 acres Of Bounty Land, or 800, 90
in Treasury Scrip. Every soldier who has been
enlisted in the service, aud has been HoNoRA-
BLY, DISCHARGED, is entitled to either the land
or scrip.
z. For three months extra pay. The &C; Of
Congress of July ~, IS4S, grants three months
extra pay to the officers and soldiers who have
served in the war with Mexico, and to the heirs
OF such as have died or been killed in the services
hrst, to the widow; second TO the children; third,
to the parents and fourth. to the brothers and sis
tiers. All who have received Land Warrants are
entitled to the extra pay, but they must exc.
cute new papers.
3. or arrearages of pay for the services Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers due to their legal
representatives.. 4n ~
4. tor Invalid pensions, and pensions for wild.
o,vs and children Of volunteers. Invalid pen
sions are granted to soldiers who are wounded, or
otherwise disabled while in the service, In the
line oftheir duty, whether In time OF war or peace.
The hrst section OF the act OF Congress OF .liy 4,
1886, has been extended to the wiuows aud chill
dren OF volunteers who have been killed or
have died in the Mexican war, SO as to eniiile
them to live years pension.
o. Tor subsistence, clothing, or transportation,
furnished Tor the use of the volunteers in the Mex
Ican war before being mustered into the service
Of the United States.
4. For mileage due TO soldiers who were dis
charged before reaching the place at which they
enlisted.
Messrs. II. s. w. have TO ID a connection
with FERDINAND w. KIsQl =, Esq, Of Wash
u9fn md ali Ia. tt,4,,,
will be attended TO with promp,iiude aud fidelity.
They have all the various iorn.s and INSTRUCTIONS
approved and issued by the departments Of the
Government.
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Arrival of the FaIcon--Later from Cali

The Falcondsrived at New Yark ffom Clagres
on me lssh ult She left Chagres or the LIST. %
passengers, designed for CaiiorDia, having aban-
ooned all hopes of getting passage from Pana-
anna, Were on board. One of them states that
ABOUT zoo persons were waiting on the lsthmus--
that $50 OF them mad no tickets for California,
wv OF them were without means Of obtaining
passage. 1t was currently reported teat the Cal
hornin' s crew had deserted. Nothing had been
heard OF her. The road from Guardana was
strewed with dead horses, and freight is carried
on the backs of negroes at $3.50 per hundred
Some ca ses Of fever had occurred, but it was
generally healthy there.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-05

FEMALE DEPREDATIoNs ON THE MAILS.
The daughter of the postmaster mt Car
rnarthen has foar hundred charges laid
against her for depredations on the Post
Office. S55 letters, EOS ia bank hoses, &c.,
were found III. her possession
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the name, firm, and sly le of JACKSON x
BiRkS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts due said firm mnst be paid to H. Jack
son; and all debts and demands against said firm
will be paid by said jackson.
ii JACKSON,
ST, Paul, Apr. 81 1-3t THOS. L. BiRKS,
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ALABAMA FLouR.-The Mobilians have
been rejoicing over the receipt of some flour
made at Montgomery, from Alabama wheaa.
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From California.

3
The Philadelphia North American says:
We are Indebted to friend for the follow
ing extracts from a private letter dated
SAN FRANcIsco. California, Jan. 26.
arrived here last night, alter a passage
of only fif:y-one days from Valparaiso, IN
Guiding the detention Of ten days at Guaya-
quill. learned late this evening that yes
sci was to sail in the morning for Mazatlan,
and avail myself Of the opportunity, to
drop yoL brief note, announcing my safe
arrival at this place. have not been here
long enough to inform you what my success
in this present expedition may be, but it
promises yell ] find that proper
ty has risen nearly one thousand per cent.
since left here five months ago. For lot
which | sold for one thousand dollars last
July, the present holder has refused ten
thousand dollars. Other sales have been
made, some nine or ten, in which property
has advanced in equal proportion. The in
flux of population is already SO great, that
there are nearly three hundred people (al-
though II Is the rainy season,) sleeping out
in teliis and under porches and whale boats.
The rent of a room fifteen feet square, j.,
fifty dollars per week. Board, with space
Oh the floor sufficient to spread matras>
on, Is fifteen dollars per week, Carpenters
wages $40 per day. Lumber $40 per
thousand, and not two thousand feet for sale
or to he had even at that price. Immigrants
from the coast of South America are daily
arriving; one thousand at least are expected
within the next few days. =
Such stale of affairs as here exists
nerer before erisied; Mexican coin and gold
dust are SO abundant, and many Of the ne
cessites of rapidly increasing population,
are SO scarce, that the relative value of the
precious metals is almost nominal. Capt.
taiists are still pouring in from all quarters
of the Pacific, and it is hoped that the influx
of emigration from the Un,tq.s States will
bd immensely increased by the new route of
steamers, the first of which (the California;
is daily expected to arrive.
The United siore-ship Southampton, ar
rived here at the same moment with us,
bringing Gen. Lane, Governor Of Oregon.
from Lower California, and news of the
election OF General Taylor. A vessel arri-
we'd few hours afterwards from Mazatlan,
confirming this news, by the reception of an
express overl md from Vera Cruz.
The flag ship Ohio is soon expected up
the Coast. Commodore Jones is here, and
| have twice called upon him, last night, and
again dt Ills 'SuHSSt to take IuHCncotI Win
him this morning. The sloop-of-war "St.
Mary's" is in port.
The winter, | am told, has been very Sc
we're, SD much SO that gold diggingis entire
ly suspended by the heavy rains aud the
swollen streams in the valleys, and by the
deep SHOWS OH the mountains, and will not
be resumed, in all probability, until April.
However, there is abundance of gold in cir
cuiafion. Do not think thai have
exaggerated in this haSty sketch of affairs
here. haye not time to tell you the half,
&c.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

YNHE subscriber having the exclusive agency
Il of that beautiful portion of the town of St.
Paul, owned by VETAL GuERIN adjacent to the
Catholic church, and extending from the banks
of the Mississippi, beyond the bluffs at the north
of the town, offers for sale number of eligible
building lots for private residences or business
purposes. The portion of this property beyond
the town line is now being surveyed into out lois
of convenient size for suburban residences.
DAVID LAMBERT.
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tS- Hon. William Ballard Preston, the
new Secretary Of the Navy. is grandson OF
the celebrated Patrick Henry.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ALIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINlNG at the Post Office in st. Paul,
HI March 3ist, lS49:
BarriH Desire Coleman, John M.
Benson Robert Mccoy Joha
Botiuin George DMggarn William
Borup q. W. Pe,eers Ephraisu
Broom Nathan Richison Joseph
Bull Sarah e. Zimmerman j. w.
Bufdick Ed,card +.
April %, i-3t II. JACKSON, +. NJ.
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MARBLEHEAD RocK.-We are informed
by "a friend, that the Noble Monument OH
Murilehead Rock, near the entrance of
Marblchead Harbor, was entirely blown
away in the gale OH tire nigh. of the 22d ult.
This ancient landmark, so welcome to the
returning mariner, was formerly pulpit IN
the old Congregational Church, at Marble
head, and was placed on the rock, many
years since, by the Humane Society of that
town.
The Monument was about Is feet high,
and could be seen 90 miles from land; il
was sufficiently large inside to hold six per-
sous, thus affording place Of refnge TO sail
ors in case of shipwreck. Traueler.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

SSEVERAL Lots for sale In the town of Saint
- Paul, eligiby situated for dwelling houses
and for business purposes. Apply to DAVID
LAMBERT, corner of Third and Cedar streets,
in the rear of the Catholic church. Lot
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AUSTRIAN IENovATIoN.-The young EN-
peror Of Austria formed the habit OF smo-
King in the camps Of Italy. and after dinner
now INDUCES himself with cigar. This Is
On immense innovation, as no member of
the imperial family of Austria was ever
known to smoke before. The Emperor RE
ses every day at six, and after devotng two
hours to study, trallsacts business with his
minister's lie goes every evening to the
theatre, where the artists belonging to The
two theatres of the court Of Vienna play
alternately.
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TTNO BUILDERS. D. STINCHFELD, at the
Il Falls of st. Anthony, has on hand for sale,
supply Of square Timber, and the best quality
of Shingles. May 9th, '49-2ly
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
N Office is hereby given that the partnership
! m the business Of Biacksinithing. heretofore
carried on by the undersigned under the firm, name
and style Of TAYLOR & MONTOUR, was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 2ist day of April,
IS49. All demands due the firm will be paid to
ID. c. Taylor, and the debts of the firm will also
be paid by him. ID C..TAYLOR,
Nav 5, '49-3t JOS. MONTOUR.
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FLoGGING.-E. Jones, Captain U. S.
Revenue Marine, says in letter to Daniel
Webster: .--,. $50
81 have had, think, ample experience in
every branch Of our military service, name
ly: Navy, Army, and Revenue Marine. |
have held commission for nearly thirty
years, q am now fifty-four,) and have con-
sequently been clothed curing that time with
legal authority to inflict corporeal punish
ment; but have never found it necessary
to resort to the lash over eight times, and
even in those instances it might have been
avoided without any detriment to the SER
vice, by substituting some other mode of
punishment, less degrading, less imbruting
TO the nature Of map.'
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90 The Plurality Law has passed the
Massachusetts House of Representatives.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby geen, that at the next reg
IN ular session Of the Board Of County Com
missinners of st. Croix county, Minnesota Ter
ritory, application will be made to said Board for
authority to locate and survey public highway,
commencing on Rum RIVER at the upper crossing,
and thence running by the best route TO Sank Rap
ids. April % l-3t
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FOR SALE.
TWO LOTS in the town of st. Paul, heauti-
l. fully situated. Apply to
may s, 2-tf Jas. McboAL.
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Henry l.. Moss,
and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent.-Stwater Mimi. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
aUarranted genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs Woodward & Dusenbury, N. Y. City.
&c p. Choutean, IT., & Co., St. Louis.
6 X. McKensie & Co., sc So
&c Hampstead s. Wash5urn, Galena, Ill.
&C James Carter & Co., Sc &c
Fl. L. Dousman, Esq. Prairie du Chen.
Hon. II. Ii. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
H. NJ Rice ESQ., &c Sc
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r WANT three thousand SPOKES, of good
L. timber, for which will pay the highest price
in cash. (april % ltf) VIM II. MOBILES.
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Morton s. Wilkinson,
Attorney and Counsellor, at Law, and general
Land gen;.-Stlliwater, Min. Ter.
REFERENCE s.-Hon. w. II. Seward, Auburn,
N. Y, Hon. David Colt, Syracuse, ~ Y, J.
Wilkinson, ESQ.,, Syracuse, N. Y, Hon. Alb
Liucoln, Springfield. Ill.
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CAUTION.
: A. IL ressons are hereby cautioned not to buy
IN certain PRoMIssoRY NOTE, drawn by me
to ALONZO PELTON, of Prairie du Chen.
about the first of October last, for the sum Of
about seventy FIVE dollars; as said note has been
paid by me. (apr2S 3t) HENRY JACKSON.
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John McCusick,
Lumber Merchant, also Dry Goods, Groceries and
Hardware
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Churchill & Nelson,
Forwarding, Commission and Lumber Merchant,
and dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries--Near the steamboat landing, Saltwater
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St. PAUL Business Direftorn.

References. Rapports 81.
Hon. III. III. SIBLEY,
FRANKLIN STEELE, ESQ, "innes0'a'
Hon. HENRY DopGE, Wisconsin.
:. 4. c. DopGE, }Iova
&c GEO. w. JONES, tV"a.
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J. III. Brewster,
Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.-At the land
ing, Saltwater.
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SiUi Afrisni 80 NJ &juR FREAs, our particular
miIi,av friend otthe Gt,m0ntoura I"'H"r''
l1s not We, started "a "tha! S1nikeCh tour WIN
ptsiiilnt Tayl,r, nor his eQuii msn1menzns
ty'callins US MJw We enow give him no''ce'
,ita, We won't accompany him On his voyage n''
sarct 10 hi, continued wis1npl;cat'on OF pur hare
sarned military laurels. We wan our m'""l
s,nn.rs aftec h,rd fought though blo"d'irS'
t6h,e,t aud hope that the Major w'' t\cuS'
rs We arc q little lrnsclou1 10 maintain VI
v.rni he'd the glory at the "mlltlry cstn t'hr'"
NJ rA,uk oi this aud US. "O!I chaP,' '"hcn tar
away
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~" NOTICE. .rJs

| Office 0f tie" Cutqvissa, HilRunayor,
and Erie Rau Roul C0mpanv." NJ, IS
Soath F0uih Street, EhGiu4.ishio,
Juns 4fh, 1899.
DN an act of n, Legislature of tic Common.
ID wealth of Pennsylvania, ,,proved the 2urh
dd, OF March, ! >lJ, It was declared that ;Aa
Little Schuysill and SusQuehanna Roiroad Com,
pan! should, thereafter, be knows BY the name |.
the CatawlsSa, WliLIanspcIt and Er!c kalLuau
Company, aud the President and Manaser~ .f
said Company thi, day passed the following resu-
luton
" "R.So'veh Tha, the Secretary publish 70.
tee OF the change in he name Of the said Com.
psny, and to request the Stockholders thereof ~
surrender Up The old certificates OF stock, ana
take out new ones in Conformity tc the change in
the name of the Company and that he also give
notice Ia such 81 the Stockholders rt the lale Liz.
tie Schuyk!l and Susqpehanna R,ilrcod Con,ra
who'e stock is forteitayle for non.pa,mcnt oC
instruments thereon, that the uv neIs oi SAID stock
shall have the right to consolidate the ravtnrnt
made thereon, and take shares at the par value IN
the CataTlssa, WllialnSport and Eric Rail Road
Company, 10 he amount Of the actual paNu.eris
on the shares 81 torietable, provided, the old
certificates are surrendered up IN nuev DAYS
from the tune nf the publication Of such notice in
two OF the papers printed in the cj'y Of Phjlade.
phla, and one in the county Of Columbia and in
dcauIt Of the surrender Of such certificates and
consolidation, the said shares ard all previous
payments thereon are hereby declared 10 bu for
| feiteL
WIN. y. LEWIS, President
JosEfH R. PAXTON, See'y. y7-3m.
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GIVE acknowledge the receipt, at the hands
ol friend the Eighth annualJeport Of the Phil
aislphia S4bbalh Association and find ia highly
inteteslins Pamphlet Il is ilea WIKI the reports
by the clersymeu eaployed as asnssonar."' on the
c.n.l >,
Il contain. the most In erestng facts IN relntion
[, rannln; bo,ls and iiruod cars on the S'OoAlh'
whlea sy the say, snhj ct in which all should
TIE spart.. Read ths proceedings of TIE "Sah'
Lala G.at,ntiua." ia cur paper vi to-day
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sHERIFFS SALE.

DYvirtue OF writ Of vead crponas to me di
I'D rectcd, will be exposed 10 pubic sale, oI
Friday the third day Of August, at O'Clock, 4
NJ, upon the premises, the following property
to wit A certain lot or farm situate IN Montou
township, Columbia county, conlaiulng ~ acres
more or le,s ,boudded by lands Of Samuel Warden
Daniel Cashner, and the river Susquehanna, anC
the pennsylvania canal running through the same
all OF which land is in a high state Of cultivation
aud whereon is erected two story double frame
dwelling house snd stone kitchen, a, frame
Drank barn, grocery, sheds and other out bull
dings The above described lands he about tout
miles from Danyille, AND four from Catlawiss
and eight from Bloomsbury, and is every way
most desirable property, and with the appurle
nduces, seized, taken in execution, and to be sol
as the property VI Samuel A. Braiy,
BENZ. HAYMAN, Sheriff, y
Sheriii'S ORce, Bloomsburg, I
July 7, 1919
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puBIIC VENDUE,

VYTILL be sold at public Sale, 90 Saturday
w the 2srh INST, at 10 o'clock a. m. IN
Bloomsburg, Columbia countE at the house Of
WIN. Roulsou, the following properiy TO wit
one trunk, quilts, blankets, sheeis, pillow and
inflow cases &C., belonging 10 the Estate OF EIlz'
shrth Barber, late OF BIoomsourg, decd Condl :
,ions of sale viii be made known Al the time and
place by VIM RoblooN' T'"I
Bloomsburg, July IL, lSl9.-3L
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Market Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE DCHocRAr
BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY.
A HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Ludics and EsTiicmcE
J.E. BRADLEY, Prinripai


For Young Ladics and GsHf(cmcn
J. i. BRADLEY, Prinripai
REUBEN Hill, .3>sAtant.
The second Quarter Of the present Summer
Session Of this School will cou,urrnce on MONDAY
the 25th instant.
Ycri BJOks
Emerson's Spelling Book and Reader.
G0odlich's Geography,
Bulion'4 English Grammar.
Parker Progressive Exercises
Aids to English Composition
Dlairs Rhetoric, University edition
Davies arithmetic.
Elen.entary Algebra.
Geometry.
Surveying,
N.nsuraion.
Guernsey History cf the United States
Idrduer's Outlines.
Ollnsteds School Philosophy,
Burrit's Geography OF the Heavens.
Juhuston's Turner'S Chemistry.
Woods Botany
Schmuckei's Mental Philosophy,
Waylands Moral Science,
Web,tcrs Dictionary.
LAT \,
Bullions Latin Grammar, Bullion Latin Read
cr, Anlhor'4 Ceasdr, Sallust, Cicero, Horace
Fnlsom's Llvy, Leverett's Latin Lexicon.
& r L T. X,
Buliun's GreekGrammar, ,Buliion's Greekkrad
er Robin,on's Greek Testament, Xenophun',
Anahasis, Xenophou's Memorabilia, LiddeLI and
Scotts or Gloye's.Greek Lexicon
There will be frequent exercises III Dcclama.
tlon aud Composition, instruction will also be
given in Pennanship and Book Keeping.
1t will be the ain OF the Teacher in thi,
School, to impart to the pupils A rHoRouGH
X KNowLEDGL VI the branches studied, to educate
hc,r mDtds, and thus to prepare them for hou.
orable places in life.
J'E r MS
The Acadrmical wear will consist Of IL weeks
The expense per quarter for tuition and all con
tingeucips, will be-
For Reading, pcunanshir, Arithmetic, Geogra
phv, English Grammar aud History, or either
Of them, IS D.
For same, with Algebra, Geometry, Surveying
Meusuration, Philosophy, Chemistry, Rheto
re, =
tur Latin and Greek Languages, 81
N.>. Good boardug can he ohralrcd in privat,
families d, hcm 81 30 tn 80 90 per week.
References,
CdI Joseph Paxton, iRey. Daniel Steck
Hon Stephen Baldy, (Rev, Joshua Evans,
Hon George Mark, (Michael Brobst ,Esc
John McEeynOldS, Esq.
Bioons5urg, June %, ISto.
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SPRING AND SUNNFP C05
Eist OF Causes.

70, 1riat at AuguSt Tenn, 1919.
l. John Bear, ys Catholua Bear.
=, Simon ? Kase, - David 2. Davis
g. Isaac n Pomroy, W Dauvilc Bridge Co.
l. Bonham Gearharr, vs John s Dye,
Whcclock Corby, ~ Ralph K Carpenter
g. John Chrstophcl vs. Joseph Jones ct d!
7, Robert Montgomery ~ David Wagner
s. William Robson vs. jeremiah Stiles
= John Yaple, v Edwin Holmes.
10 Richard Wilson'- EX vs. John SAWYER
IT. + L. Piper, vs. John Baly.
~ Elisha B Steliel ~ Samuel Stctlcr.
l3. Henry Hartman vs Noah S prenrss
IA. Samuel Conner vs. Conrad Adams
IS, Jacob Weliiver vs. John Ruuyan.
l6. Wu Cunningham ys Elisha Everett
II, John Kline ys Nichalas Hucy ct al
IS. lSatc I! lor vs. Fr;ck
10. john + Eichhoii2 vs. T. Walton
20. Wyoming Bank VS. Matthew MDuwell
81. Jacob Dich w David Lloyd
%, Thomas Sutton vs. Feniah Reese
23. Geo, FoXs adIn's vs. Andrew Emncn's adn's
"a. K M0ngomcr! " G. Hess IT 81
25 Nicholas SeibeH IS Thomas Consel!y
26. kichdrd Torby ', Lindey Wooley
27. John Rarret W Phineas Wrllivtr
Is. James Yetters vs Samuel Mears
~. Thomas StackhouSc vs. lamc5.M'E rrca
10. John B:tel ~ David Reich
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ee-The "New York Globe" comes ou, in bran
asw suit, under the titlo Of the "Globe and Dem
ocratc uoiou !" containiagan address numerous
Nv signed by members of both branche, VI the
Democratic Parry, This, we hope, sthc haIIln-
ser ofb.ter things The great progressive Par
I, OF the naiioa viii again come up III order, and
work ,h0ulcer to shoulder fa The prosperity oi
their eUuntry.
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fhis is ,tsM. So tOe g",

m,. United we stand We are most heartily
erapi6ed al the glorious prospects openlas before
the noble hearted Democracy u the Empire
state The tine is a, hand, when "a e"'ed
Phalanx they will bear down upon usurP'ng
whisgsry, and sweep her fror. the places 50
wrongly occupied.
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EB'Mr. White, the Secretary to the mete'
geological society, has predicted that 1t Is
probable England may feel the shock OF an
earthquake between the. 18th and 22d Of
July
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Ey'Dunug thunder storm at Newton Up
per Falls, Mass, three men were passing un-
der tree which was struck by lightning,
when ono Of them, and horse were instant
ly killed
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The World as il Moves.

The June number OF this work, now on our
plsk .isa very valuable periodical II IS well got
Ten up. neatly covered apd handsomely embeI'sh'
ed The photographic miniature portrait, Of Capt
Sir John Eonkiin, Commander otthe Arctic EN'
tedlion In tho Polar Seas, is creditable ayl'8ti'
sicAl effort and an ornament to tho Magazine
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-14

A Roman woman's first virtue was chastI-
ty, and decency was point of honor Aman
was considered worthy Of expulsion, who
kissed his wife in the presence OF his daugh-
ter. Not divorce occurred nj Rome during
the space Of five hundred and twenty years