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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
lBIA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1862

of "Leviathan," while that book was in
course of publication. In Hatton garden
died DR.. Butte, (1660,) who attended Crom.
well on his death bed. A lit le romance
connected with Wycher ey, the dramatist
Fleet street and Ho. born, Dryden lived
for some time, as did Hobbies, the author
occurred in Hatton garden. In the reign
of Charles H., the Countess Of Drogheda,
a rich, young, aud beautiful widow, resided
there Wycherley had been introduced
to her ladyship at booksellers shop at
Iombridge, and he followed her to Lon.
dom where, in little time says Den.
ais, in his Letters, "."h ho got her consent
to marry her" This marriage lost him
the favor Of the King and as his title to
the countess fortune (Which she left him
at her death) was disputed, it ultimately
involved him in considerable emb srrass,
ments. In Shoe-lane, which runs from
Holborn to Fleet street, is low and mean
place called Gunpowder alley. Here, in
1853, died Richard Lovelacc, the poet,
who by vicissitudes of fortune had been
reduced to great distross.-S Paucras
ant HOIbO1n Times.
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outrage upon the oonstitutionally guaran-
teed rights of one of your citizens, must be
left to your own judgments. 1t is for you
to say whether it shall be passed over
without remonstranee, If by your sill
cnce now you constitute this a precedent,
it may be for you to declare of what value
hereafter those high-sounding clauses in
the bill of rights in our Constitution will
be to any of the citizens of the State of
New Jersey ? That bill of rights was
intended as the onunciation of certain gem
cral principles Of free govment--to serve
as the landmarks of liberty and law
Did your present Senator in Congress,
Mr.. Ten Eyck, when lie introduced it in.
to your Constitutional Convention, and
his fellow members when they voted upon
1t, consider its clauses as only "mass of
glltterng genoralitieS ?" And yet what
else do they become, if any Cabinet officer
may, under the authority of one of these
general warrants, invade your State with
an armed force, kidnap any ofyour citizens
and immure them beyond the limits of the
State at his sovereign will and pleasure,
in any one of the fortresses of the Cover
nment. Surely if such outrages are to be
passed over in silence, and with impunity,
then | do not hesitate to declare that your
State government is a farce, ,and the clauses
in your bill of rights the most contempti-
BILE and wicked shams.
L speak earnestly because 1 feel SO.
have been made to know the insoleuce of
arbitrary power. The most degraded
criminal in any of your prisons cond not
have been treated as have been, without
an outcry of indignation from every hone,t
citizen in the State. | have been arrested
without the form of legal warrant-con
demned without the shadow of a trial, and
punished by degraded imprisonment oil
weeks, without at this hour even knowing
''A' h~eUiS unu CduoC Vi JuC accusation a.
gainst me. l know and appreciate my
rights as Il citizen Of the United States
and as a citizen of the State of New Jer-
Sey and no man shall invade and tram
pie upon those rights with impunty.
envy not the heart, for it is corrupt, nor
the brain, for it is dieased, that can attom. .
pt to approve, or by reasoning, justify,
such an atrocious act of tyranny as this
Il such an act can be done in a rcnublic.
without redress, and with the approval OF
its citizens, then I know no difference be,
tween it and the vilest despotism upop
earth, save only, that the latter is the
most honest government of Ghe two.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
JAMES w. WALL.
Trenton, Jan. IA, 2662.
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mysterious Canine instinct

Dir. Justice Willams's death was or,
tremeIy sudden. He had passed the
shooting season with his valued friends.
Mr.. and Lady Augusta Millbanke, at the
Yorkshire Moors, family with which he
had long been connected, having sat for
some years for a borough Of the Duke of
Cleveland her ladyships father. From
thence he went to pass week with Lord
BrougEam, in Westmoreland. While
there, he felt sharp pain in the chest; but
this was only mentioned afterwards, for he
never spoke of it to Brougham On his
way through London to his residence in
Suffolk, he consulted his physicians, who
considered it as connected with the liver,
and OF no grave Importance. On his ar,
rival at his seat he was seemingly quite
we'll, and went out daily to shoot. After
week or ten days, he was, on the 18th
OF September, somewhat indisposcd, bu.
had been out riding before breakfast. He
did not dine at table, there being some
visitors there. Lady Williams left him
pretty well in the drawing-room, and re.
turned after dinner, but before the comma,
ny retired from table. She found him
apparently we'll, and playing with her Ian
dog she went to the dining room, and
came back lor the dog in three, or at the
most four minutes after she had left him
we'll. No sooner did she open tie draw
ing-room door than the animal set up
loud bark, and rushed past her violently,
barking and bowling all the way. She
| asked him what allied the dog, but received
no answer.
She repeated the question, and seeing
him, as she thought, asleep, called his ser.
want tc see if his head was not too low
The man said, "No; he is sleeping com.
fortably." She approached him, and
again asked him to speak. She observed
one eye open, and the other half closed.
but his color as usual The servant and
another thought still that he slept, but her
lauyship lelt sure he was gone. So it
proved, for he speedily became cold and
pale, nor could any of the remedies that
swere applied restore him. He had COM
plaincd, when he awoke just before dinner
that be had in his sleep dreamed of
word piercing his breast The examina-
ton Of the body proved only that all the
noble parts--both head, chest, and abdo.
men-wore in state of perfect health,
except very slight enlargement of the
spleen and liver, Of no moment. He ney-
er had the gout, nor had any of his fami--
ly. We have entered into this detail ON
account of the very remarkable circum-
stances of the dogs instinct. 1t is quite
clear that the poor animal was aware of
the fata change sometime before any obs
server OF our own species could discover
that the spirit Of its master had passed
from this world, Many stories have been
told of such an instructive sense, but has
never before, We believe, been established
on such irrefragable evidence as the facts
| above detailed constitute. Lac Revieao.
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-1nlt1esiluo 5iotp,
A Story of To-Day.

"Now, Martini" I've got everything
slowed sway in this bundle, though It was
mighty hard work l We done up them
two shirts fit for king, and We slowed
away little batch o doughnuts in one
corner; and I've given you green nee-
de-bcok, and the top is filed with pin (,
and you'll find SEWN six and brown
read, and couple darnin needles in
one corner. You've got three pair nice
warm socks, that knit last summer, and
that never went on to your feet. You
must look out and not wet en-, whatever
comes or | always though thai your ia
thcr caught his death cold the day that he
iellcd the hickory tree in the south mead
ow, tor he came home with his ieet sopin'
wet, and was So hoarse he couldn't speak
a loud word the next day, and before the
week was gone the cough set in, which
carried him to bis grave. You Ii remem-
Der, Martin, and mind aud not get your
feet wet I"
''I'Il do the hest | can mother You
talk as though you didn't know much
alb ut the rough aud tumble time we've
got 60 through, but you mean it all
right
1t was in the large kitchen Of a small,
old-fashioned country cottage. that these
words were spoken. You could not have
helped liking the old womans face pale
and AIDED though it was with years, and
sickness, and care it had such good
mother, ock, and was 50 full of kindness
and sympathy.
She wa, poor and old her husband had
long ago laid down Oh that last brown
pillow which the earth spreads smooth for
all her children. Aud around lis grave
clustered half dozen smaller ones, sons
and daughters who had gone before him.
So Martin johnson was all which re-
NAMED to his motherj the hope and the
staff of her old age. All the tendrills OF
her love wove themselves around him jand
he was kind, tho'tful, industrious son,
whose highest ambition was to pay of the
mortg ge on the o,d homestead, and sett
down there for lite.
Bot whga the summer crops were most
" in aud the winter and the hard times
promised little work or recompense to farm
labor, he had been induced to join com
pauy of volunteers forming in his town.
And now the last hour with his mother has
come, and he stands there, the young.
brave stalwart man, and there Is a strange
weakness about his heart, and huskineSs
in his throat, and he wishes be could get
away without speaking the last word
"Come, mother he says, slowing the
large bundle in his deep coat pocket, ''its
high time was off, so we must say good
bye. Take care of yourselfnow and don't
90 to tretting yourself about me. | Il
write as often as ] can
The old woman put her feeble arms
about the strong man. "Oh, my boy"
And tho sobs shook gray hairs, "you
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a REFRESHING REyIvAL.--At q late
revival meeting one Of the brethren became
anxious to pile the altar with mourners
aud for that purpose left his seat and went
among the congregation, personally oxor-
ting his acquaintances to quit the error of
their ways, Approaching an individual
who drawngly talked through his nose ,ho
began with
Don't you want to 60 upl'
"Nay."
"Don't you want to join the churchiP
"Nay"
"What would you do if the Lord was
TO come for you'll
"Well," the sinner drawled out, nd
kill chicken, cook some biscuit, and do
the best l could, Don't reeksn he'd Get
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I'M COMING HOME TO DIE, MOTHER.


Chwelcomc wihds are sahing,
Within this distant West.
And wrapt in pain I'm lying
With visionbroken rest
often dream thy bosom
Is pillowing my head,
And wake to find delusion
Has gathered round my bed
But starting from my dreaming,
check the rising sigh;
For I'm coming home to die, Mother,
Coming home to die
long TO see thee Mother,
And Kiss thy dear old check,
feel there - no other
With whom wish to speak;
No heart In half such kindness,
No voice such musics flow,
why did |, in my blindness,
Cause you moments woe'
Know you've mourned me often
But wipe the glistcning eye;
For I'm coming home to die, Mother.
Coming home to die
Tell Father that wish him
To mark the spot for me,
Where Lulu used to kiss him,
And sing the Forest glee:
'TiS where the wild red roses
Perfume the summer mir
And when the life scene closes,
Lay rowing Ahaud there.
o, let the spot be lonely
And hid from passers by.
For I'm coming home to die, Mother
Coming home to die,
My memory is clinging
To c.lluhOol's sunny hours,
Aat Lulu's voice seems ringing
Amidst the garden flowers;
The moments seem to lengthen,
as startling times comes near,
Aud hope begins to s.repgihen
With thought Of leaving here,
so let the heart be gladdened,
Our meeting hour is nigh,
For I'm coming home TO die, Mother,
Coming home to die.
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE

F0R TIE sALE OF NEGEOEs
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice city and country people In wAnt OF any
= Goods would DO wslby calling 81 No. 81 Main street
He ling very Srss stock Of Prints Lawns JAeons.
dies plain and figured Bareg5, black and eolored s
- hsaehed and brown shlTtlng and sheeng, CaAsi
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49,. I-Ish linen 95 SIX aud 50 cents; Parasoh, plain
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Ink h And white TarleiAn astonishing low pne the
h.bre work Cd Bands and Collars Al eoat All nose gooo
ShoVe and great many, numerous 70 menhon eAeI o
~ thou charging any more, they bought before We
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DRY GOODS.
AEyRcHANrs Waiting this city VIII view Of making psrcn
lN respectfully SOlcsd 70 exanine car ssooA ~ IN
GOODS. We oder for sale;
500 bales Brown sheenngs and snlraogS
Do Osua5ursa, ,.,-.
50 case ReAched sheetnss and snlruns%
sSbalsI Plaid and striped Osaaburgs,
Sso pIece. STRIPED and PAii Donesnes, for psrvanA
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20 Deaths a1i Stip ed bhir1hsA,
- EE15O cases Baacy Frints
50 Ooti0nsde-,
no Colorcd cambyics,
81 Keutucxy Jeans and fueedA,
,S ,ia assortment Heavy aud Rhe Linens for genS SeS
ygse ,orcs rh Iuens Lasns, PlAn striped ard knerod
cred Bsrgos al Pepgns Cloths, cAsaneres Vesngs 49, A.
- tlLrrT DREWRY,
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in No, understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the wara by Carriers within the city Is removed, and
that all who want il may huy from the Carriers or have
Il Jeff for them at their residences or places OF business
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ANDAFTKR MONDAY THE22d AU-EG
" gust, the passenger Trains, Will run As ohosg: ~
fROA PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall ran START daily $50 A. NJ reaches LJ neheurs nix'
IN. a,
Passenger Train st1i daily, except sundiyss Gts IL
reaches LynehburE ailaso A. N.
TRoM LYHoHBURG TO PETLRsBURo
NATHAN start daily II A. NJ reaches Peiersearg
Passenger Trains SArs daily, except srndAys a. 1880
reaches Petersburg n $50 A. NJ
Tese with daily trains 70 he Springs KNOB
,tls Nashville, Memphis, a.. 10 New Orleans
~ the shortest and most ext edrons roae 70 ~ pAs
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA ArkAnin and IeHhs
me CITY PoIui Train Pstsag daily except 81
NJ AID Is Noon and City $50 A. NJ and lsO p. n.
Extra run 70 AL The steam 2acfsu vhsn ns
V's~s' n D. BIRD,
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Ia CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GINERAJ sUPERINTENDENT's oITIoE,
RICHMOND, July 8lS, 1851.
Notice to Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers at Man.s
sas, Stanton, &C., sc.
ONHE practice Of large packages BY ne NAL Irsni
becoming 50 burdenIome rrAn besides causing delay,
that and caution peons connne Themselves 10
very small paexAge they will the rsk OF their being le
beddes being Sabieet 70 exereAs charges - ,-,,s.,r
ana General Superintendent
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
oncsA No lbs Main Qsorthe.r corner Of llh rrsstJ
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2QTH MARCH, 1851
guyHIs old and reliable Institution, with ample Capital and con-
carefully vested. continues 10 Insure slaves,
BuiIdIngs Merc handise Of every description, ouse.
hSIa Uni allure, Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
o. and Freight, the lowest current rates. Losses
1diuited and paid with Gil poslible Dispatch
lDIRIcToRs
David ourrs, koot n bIrsoh,
Chas I. worthan, yransn bhnos
John II. Claiborne, yohn Aant.is
John ]. Wilson, InoaIA kh.n
Alexander Garrett, Geo ssAnn@'
Pssr O. warwick.
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RnET r. BPOoEE, sec'y deN
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HUNT A JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
GgygRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Asa Agents saeOt MNnafaetured and Smoking Tobacco
,D,o ,,-,,ge, povtor sale. Eel2-en
s-Waehesrr Rspublesp stanton Spectator and Freder
sls5ary Nsss sill copy mos and send el 70 whg of,e
,>uyAL NOE ON,S "aORSs a TONIC, FOh
l)ImprOVIng the Condition OF Horses ana ma
A4, ,as s - sst, snd D,,emPer. and n Disease.
- ,A horse subject iutern ally This Horse ro1le gyts
ne sa h. e pro1sI siiSOG, si tos bis n.i poor
soajoa has used extensively ,ass y, Won
1s Nor CAROLINA Nes TOrk al5 10 almost every quarter OF
ne ao o,l b, v-n snversai satisfaction the
sasss6 Jas been able ascertain team be SS1Ied Of The
-, sole Proprietor and Manufacture .SS
MILITARY GAGS! MIIItary CaPsi! yOAN
vi JlOLCr 01.-s, Wholesale ami Retail, 10 The Military
s6 Gtg 9i sSs as s Sass Gs8s Si Fatigue style Caps.
,, est Ms y % As tAyotao terms an ny M
SAG as aoss durable Aad WArnest Cap nov msna.e
~ S 9, tr ,as Wholesale al Re.ln tr4ds eOutnu
ed. join DJoLsg No 81 AAta street. 2eaeona -, sew
DOGGS EFT a. ANDEKSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
AZ receiving for IAl Trade, cArpsings, OF o0tl IA
q L-s ourtNs Gpols oOTnieea and Baaes Wndev shAdS
oArp Oar Bes Aai MAssse. made 70 order a shsE, no
us Payer hanging dOas II The y or country ~ work
SD THE FAEEMERs on VIRGINIA
TTYIs eps, between and sOuhsn states hAy
ne 95G u .aS SSs re SCUM EN- SUrrEs aaS savDs Scsd
sa sea extensively fo yeas In sih5e OF business lAks
Ne liberty sl propey OF beating your Butter vel
t5re packing Nad ks o. putting 10 tubs larger At IN TOP
tn bogto send market alter paekng As you
p5v "a sou4 peaseg receive Il on coasgrnentor
purchase lAosng she highest market Pcc and, as deal
1svry cash urnh gods a. the lowest rket pm
cash promptly for Ehaieyer nay be sent me-
an confident make 70 the Interest o. both The ef
- myself % receive other eouatrJ
produce; Bat my pracpa object 70 cal your particular hten
r.. 10 Buttskng Large .aype have been heretofore
n he south hon North whilst maze an furnshh
v vs no ref.fense non the fact hat have been engaged
IA eesn - ths city for ths las; thirty i've years All ask
lftA-issias confident Of giving satisfaction -,
Grocer and Oomnis ion Merchant
ABIDE Cor Main aat sth IS, hcaano1d "
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Post Paper such Ledgers, Journals Oash
inyoiee Day Book &c 10000 psges Of Mae Violin BAno.
Tfes Pues Violin strings tc 200 Gold Pen With and Without
handles 7C0O packs Playing Cards. common and nrst quality
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