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hand and drew card, which he passed to
the Sybil.
Amid profound silence, and in q SOL
emn voice, she read
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

RsTThe Official returns Of the State
election in Wisconsin are at last all in, ,
except La Pointe county, which is report
ed to have given Democratic majority
The question of the choice Of Governor is
therefore settled. j. B Cross, Democrat,
is elected by 262 majority over Randall,
Nearly 100, 900 votes were cast.
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s@r Nothing moves the masses more
than the exhibition of deep feeling. 1t
speaks language which the very humblest
can understand, and challenges a response
which not even the most callous are dis,
posed 10 Withhold.
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5elefteo poetry.
u II Z I9 G{ OF ME-


When pleasures cup is sparkling high,
When friends ar0rnd thee ibrOng;
When hearts are light with playful mth,
And lighter wakes the sung,
When counting DER thy many joys,
Recalled by memory,
1t twill not dim the pleasure then,
Oh, give one thought TO me.
Atdawn, when first Aurora's lipht
Reflects o'rr hill aud duie.
And gids the dew washed iily's head
That sleeps within The vale
When frat he lark shul plum bis wing,
And soar from bondage free.
To warble forth me merry notes,
Then give one thought TO me.
And when the shade of evening are
Fast hiling into ght-
An hour that well seems mad lie for thought,
And quiet is delight
AT nlidnislIts deep and solemn hour,
When on thy Blended kuee,
Thy hands upraised to Heaven In PRAYER
On then, THEN think of me
IT could cl,im the richest gem
That now lies in the sea,
ia rather far than have that pearl,
Have one Kind hought from thee;
Ifnil The joys Of This bright world
Were now spread out 10 nr-, 10,
AM were told 10 make choice,
fdash one thought from thee.
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A HUGE PORKER.-On Monday, Gov
Packer slaughtered hog, of his own raj
sing, fifteen months old, that weighed,
when dressed, four hundred and ffty.three
pounds. Considering the extreme youth
of piggy, he had certainly attained won.
derful proportions-in fact, a little ab vo
any of his age that We have heard or read
Of.
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Cf> II m TT M n m (S

. "a V ] M ~ y
THE undersigned, grateful for past patronage, re-
i specially l0rmg his ct stOmers and the public
generally, that he has just received from The Eastern
riti IS, the largest ana inost select stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
That has yet been opened in BloomsLurg 10 which he
invites The attention Of his friends aud assures them
that they ara offered Tor SAFE at great blIgdns. HIS
Stock comprises large assortment of
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel,
Consisting of FASHIONABLE DRESS COATS, Of
every description Pants Vests, shirts, Cmvats,
Stocks Cotton Handkerehieis, Cloves suspenders, &c.
Coli Watches and Jel0eLrN
or every description. iue aud eheap
N. u -Remember "L0EfnLsrg's Cheap Emporium -"
Call and see. No charge for eInmn ming Goods.
DAVID L0WENBEEG
loomsbar. Aps 90, 1857
, 1858-04-23
UTAH.

MOvsmsnts of RsipJorcsmsnis for The Utah ATny, &c.
FoRT LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, March Sth.
On Wednesday next, the 10th inst, the
first substantial movement for reinforcing
the Utah army commences Two compa-
nies Of the First Cavalry-raised to the
maximum standard by transfers of men and
horses from the Third Company-and two
companies of the Sixth Infantry, completed
in similar way, proceed hence direct to
Johnston'S command.
1t is rather early in the season to COM
mence such movement, but the govern
ment is doubtless desirons of aiding John.
ston at the earliest practicable moment. A
train Of two hundred wagons proceeds to
Fort Laramie under the protection of these
troops, to transport the supplies at that
post. Colonel Hoffman, Sixth Infantry, is
charged with this duty, and is in command
of this force. The cavalry companies are
F and K, commanded respectively by Lieu
tenant Otis and Captain Stewart; the in.
fantry companies D and E, commanded by
Brevet Major Edward johnson and Second
Lieutenant J. A. Smith.
, 1858-04-23

GREAT SHOOTING MArcH.-The following
match has been made between Mr. Travis
and Mr.. Samuel A. Suydam, of New York
City Travis bets Suydam 81, coo that he
will find boy who will stand at the dis
tance Of ten PAGES and place an orange
not to exceed two-and-a-half inches in di,
ameter, in each hand and one upon his
head, which he (Travis) will shoot from
their respective localities No object to
intervene. If Travis fails to fad the boy
who will stand, or fails to hit the oranges
in the three shots, or if any shot touches
the boy, he loses the bet The match to
be shot in Louisville, June 18th, 1858.
, 1858-04-23
San Francisco Market.

san Francisco, April 5th, 1853
FLOUR.-900 quarter sacks dom, itic apd Oregon
sold ut Sl5Gll6 400 do Li,ks extra at SIS; 1900 &c
domestic joJD.Ug at >iiG$lS 800 barrels domesti,
extra at 81 s..
GitAlN.--ales of l7j bags Barley at 81 80 l5C
do ~ 81 IS 2ll do Oats private terms. No sale.
OF Wheat 800 fIncgUs Mexican Corn on private
terms.
POTATOES.--Salesa at G517jc. per bag.
BEANS.-Salo 10 the United States Government at
s]'pcr 100 hs
VIS,JNS.-Clear Pork io5Lag in half barrels
It ;2l 50 .rrkgs new butter on private toms.
GROCENES.-~aies Of 81 dDz Baltimore OYSTERS
l7j haif bDls n. o. 10 hiilgucsts y H. Tea, - hbls
y. Y. Syrnp, 10 cases asia, Gj cases Peach brand
Tobacco, all on private terms. p nbls Jamada Rice
at &c. Sales on L. s. Government contract Of j01
bushels White California Beams, in sacks, at Sc; 300Ol
n, {. II. Clhoe at SIS 9j 10000 ibs y o. Sugar in
hJlf barrels, at $li Is 1000 lbs c. Spcrn Candies
at 2lc-full weight; 400 gallons English mixed
Pickles, ia glass at a Gi.
ldQUORS.-2G bhLs American Whisky sold on
private terms.
, 1858-04-23

AN EMPIRE AT THE NoRTH.-An effort is
making to unite the British American Col
nies in one grand confederacy, contemplate
ing ultimately an Independent government.
A conference with the Imperial Govern
ment has been had on the subject, and the
reply was that Her Majesty would he ruled
entirely by the wishes Of the Colonies them
selves on this subject, and in pursuance Of
this intimatiou, Nova Scotia has opened
negotiations with the other Provinces. The
territory embraced in this contemplated
confederacy is nearly three millions Of
square miles, and the population nearly
three millions. This is good foundation for
another empire.
, 1858-04-23
From Oregon.

We have dates from Oregon to April
nth. In the Portland papers Of that date,
it is announced that the National" wing
of the democratic party of that territory,
which assembled at Eugene City, on the
9Th inst, put in nomination the following
ticket
For Representative, James X. Kelly, oi
Claekamas county; for Governor, e NJ.
Barnum, Of Polk county; for Secrotary.o
State, e. A. Rice, of Josephine county;
for State Treasurer, j. L. Brumley, Of Lane
county; for State Printer, James O'Meara,
of Mnltnomsh County.
The Standard Of April 9Th, says that the
Republican Convention at Salem, put in
nomination for Governor, John Denny Of
Marion county; for Representative to Con-
grsss, ]. n. Mcbride, of Yamhill county
for Secretary Of State. Leander Holmes, ol
Clackamas county; for State Printer, D.
W, Craig Of Clackamas county, and for
State Treasurer, E. L. Applegate of Ump'
qua county.
The same paper says that SPANIER and
EDWARDS, charged by WALToN, (now in the
Oregon Penitentiary,) as being his accom-
plices in the robbery Of TREvErr's store
Portland, have been discharged from custO
dy under a third warrant for arrest in San
Francisco, on the ground Of the nsuHicen
cy of both the warrant and the requisitior
Of the Governor of Oregon.
PORTLAND MuMcIPAL ELEcroN-Tht
Christian Adroeate gives the result of the
Portland Municipal election, which tool
place on the 5th inst, as follows:
A. NJ. Starr, Mayor; A. Leland, Re
corder; H. W. Corbett, Treasurer; ]. NJ
Breck, Assessor; S. r. Holcomb, Marshal
2. N. Stansbury, Port Warden.
CoUNcILMEN:-G. c. Robbins, A. P
Ankeny and G. P Bacon, lst ward.
3D. 7. n. Lakin, Il. Porter and I. j. Holmes
End ward
J.C. Carson, WIN. NJ. King and C. S
Kingsley, 3rd ward. All the persons elect
cd, were on the National Democratic and
Citizens tickets.
The general election in Oregon takes
place on the lst Mondayoin June. The
canvass gives promise of being somewhat
lively, a number Of candidates nominated
by each convention having taken the field
KLLED.-A man by the name Of james
Spangler was killed by the falling of tree
upon him, on Thursday last. The deceased
was about % years old, and Omigrated from
Kentucky to Oregon in lS52.-OregoninH
April TIA.
, 1858-04-23

~ We delayed going to press thi:
morning until late hour, in expectation
Of the arrival of the Steamer Sea Bird,
from Bellingham Bay and intermediate
ports, with further intelligence from the
Frazer river gold mines, &c The steamer
not arriving, however, we have merely to
say, that we can give no additional infor.
nation from the gold region, to that which
has already been published. Adventures,
"gOld-toard" bound, continue to concentrate
here in considerable numbers. Owing to
the non-arrival Of the mail this morning,
we are compelled to go to press this week
without giving statement concerning the
arrivals and departures Of vessels at the
different ports below.
P. S. The Sea Bird has arrived The
news from the gold region north is most
encouraging. Gold is represented to exist
at intervals, from Fort Hope as far north
ward as has yet been prospccted Frazer's
river is represented as still navigable for
good substantial canoes.
, 1858-04-23
notice.!

TERRITORY or WAsHNGToN, In the District Court Of
Co,Mfy Of IdWsfop, the I'd Judicial Distri,
TO JOHN HENNING:
You are hereby not icd that Henry ]. Nesler has
field complaint against you in aid Court which Will
come on to lie heard at the hrst tetm OF tie Court
Which SHAH commence more than three months after
the 10th day OF April, lSJS and unless You appear at
said term and answer, the will be taken con
ies-ed aud the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum Of rwenty,;hrec hundred dollars, E
personal property purchased Of slid Nesier, and for
damages suffered by breach Ci contract.
y. +. KENDALL,
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
February 60, ISIS. 3m2l
, 1858-04-23
SheriR,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
- directed, issued upon judgment rendered in the
United StItes District Court for the ID Judicial Dis
trct Of Wasn gton Territory, at the February term
A. D. ISIS, in favor Of S. ID. Howe, Administrator OF
the estate Of B. p. Barstaw. and against II. c. Page
Henry Roder and r. V. Peabody for the sum Of
s2i4 95 principal, and S25S Go interest together
with costs Of suit, have levied upon taken and will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder at Whatcom
WhatcDm county, W. T., on the 2lst day Of May.
1855 between the hours of O'Clock, A. NJ, aud 4
o'clock, p NJ, the following described property, to.
Wit One saw MIL, situate on the east side Of Bel,
lingham Bay. and known az the Whatcom mill. 10
gother with all the fixtures and appurtenanoes there
unto belonging also one anvil, blacksmths bel
lows and one vse enough to satisfy said execution
together with interest on S2i4 95 at the rate Of ten
per cent per from date of execution and costs
JAMES CARR,
Sheriff whatcom County, ". I.
Per JoHN A. TENANT Deputy.
Whstcom, W. T., March 2s, 1853. 6w2O
, 1858-04-23

R5-Fulton applied steam to the great practical
uses of the age Morse has brought electricity t6Nte
the daily servant of millions; Newton unravellei tie
mlzes o the stars and made their motions the mari
ners guide on the trackless ocean. What these men
have done for science in their departments the GI@.-
enberg Company have done for humanity in the man
ufact1re Of their family medicines. They have turned
the great truths of science to in the Of dis
ease and have made the occult discoveries Of the great
chemists available for tile wants Of every dny lie.
They have brought withn the reach Of every man thc
best wisdom aud skill of modern times.
, 1858-04-23

CARSAPARILLA--Sand Townsends, Gugrott's'
y Yellow Dock and Graefenberg's Sarsaparilla, for
sale at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-04-23
AH Work Warranted for one Year,
PAPER HANGINGS
GA RR REMCINS.

AND
GA ER EHCN%@a
TUsT RECEIvED--Per late arrivals, by RIRAYSE
y BAKER, ITO and ll9- Clay street, San Fran
cisco
500 cases Paper Hangings, French and Ameri-
can-every variety;
6000 rolls Of French and American Borders;
800 ps. Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps. Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
$50 ps. 1hree-Ply Caepet;
800 ps. Superline Ingram Carpets;
$50 ps. Extm Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 ps. Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l2j p. stair Carpets, assorted;
275 ps. Bay State Druggets;
800 ps. Oil Cloth assorted;
l25 pr. Silk Damask and Brocatee;
500 ps. Cotton and WOrsted Damaskj
1000 pair Window Shades;
975 pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains
5000 Cornces and Curtain Bands;
325 Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods. Table Covers, Gllmps, Fhnges
&c, Wholesale and Retail, by
FRANK BAKER.
10 & liz, Clay street, San Frdneisoo.
March 5th 1888. mis- 3m.
Rg-N. B. Orders from the country flled with
care and dispatch. r. B.
, 1858-04-23
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed,
ID issued upon judgment rendered in the United
States District Court in and for the third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, ut the February
Page. Henry Roder and r. v. Peabody for the sum Of
S73l 90 principal, and sl0O2 0I as interest and
costs OF suit, have levied upon. taken and will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at whatcom,
WhatcOm county, W. T., on the 2lst day Of May, A.
d. 1858, between the hours OF o'clock, A. NJ, and
O'clock NJ, the following described property to-wt:
One Saw Mill. situated on the east side OF Bengham
Bay, and known as the Whatcom mill, together with
all the fixtures and appurienances thereunto belong.
ing also one anvil, one backsmith's bellows, and
one wise enough thereof 10 satisfy "a execution
together With interest on s73l 90 at tie rate Of ten
per cent per from date Of execution and costs
Of sale.
JAMES CARR,
Sheriff Whatcom County, W. 7.
Per JoHS A. TENNANT, Deputy.
Whatcom, W. T.. March 20, 1853. 6w2O
, 1858-04-23

NExT DOOR 70 wnsoT1gUxIir's,
Main Siresi, Olympia, " 4.

ma M p. BURNS retafns Ms sfncce tbinI6 for
~ the liberal share OF patronage he has received the
past Eve yeais from discerning public,
Dr.. Burns can Be consulted daily a bis once, ex-
cept when absent professional business. Those ~
siding al distance can Do 70 by mail. -
Z A genuine supply q MEDICINES eoaslsh,lyIon
hand. ~. o
n. n--partieular attention paidto diseases 81 he
Eyes. and Chronic diseases Of the Blood t4n
Olympia, April o 1851. ~ yam. ~
, 1858-04-23
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
~ of administration have been granted 10 the un.
dersigned upon the estate of JAS. SINCLAIR, late
deceased by the Probate Court Of Clarke county, W
T. All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to Inc. and all persons
having claims against said estate requested to
present them TO me, verified according to law, at my
residence In Vancouver W. t. within one year Of the
date Of this notice, or be forever barred.
l.. BROOK, Administrator.
Fort Yaneonyer W. T.. March 81. 1858. sw2l.
, 1858-04-23
Notice to CIaimants.

A Ii CLAIMANTS IN THE COUNTIES OF
n Thurston and Sawamish wishing their claims
surveyed prior TO October next will call the under
signed before the 10th of May next, as will he en-
gagged in the pablo surveys after the 18th OF May
next.
THoS. F. BERRY,
U. 5. Deputy Surveyor.
Olympia, W. T., April 4, 1858. 26tf
, 1858-04-23

DR. N. P. BURNS, Inll of stsllacoohl, Pierce q
~ W, r., has removed 70 Olympia, into The hou1
next door 70 Wilson 4 Dunlap's new store.
Olympia, April 2, lsb1' no,1otk
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