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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09
OBITUARY.

DIED.-In Liberty township on Satur-
day night last, Mr.. RoBERT FINNEY aged
about 95 years.
Mr., F.. was found dead on Sunday NOR.
ming last, in his bed, at the residence of Mr..
John Clark, where he resided. He was a
resident of Liberty township ever since tie
formation Of that township, and a resident
of that section of country more than forty
years. His death most probably was ow-
ing to bis extreme old are. lie was fol-
lowedto his grave by anumerOus concourse
Of acquaintances; he had no near relations
in this country, hut was distinguished for
his ihcrality and numerous acQuain,ances.
He retained his understanding until about
two years since; since that time he has
been daily declining in strength of body
and mind. During his old age and help
lessness, every mark ofrespect and liberal
ltv, and the greatest care and attention
have been bestowed upon him by Mr.. Clark
until his sudden departure from ile's dark
and drcacy path.
In Liberty township on Saturday the
24th ult, Mr.. Thomas SAwYERs. Mr. S.
was also found dead in his bed on Sunday
morning Iast.-Daa. Intel.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09
THE ALTON RIOT.

We are not able to add any further in
formation relative to this outrage to the
very circumslanlial statement Of the mayor
which we published in our last The act
is very Justly condemned by all parties
from one end of the Union to the other, as
being gross violation Of the liberty Of our
country, the liberty Of speech and the lib
crty of the press; while the rash conduct
of Mr.. Loycjoy cannot he justified. The
editor of the Colonization Herald, after
reprobating the same and the conduct of the
rioters, and dcploling the injury which re-
Iigion and virtue suffers by snch lawless
oui-hreakings adds the following fact. alt
was our privilege to he acquainted with
the Rev. Mr.. Lovciny, under the following
circumstances, At the session Of the Gen
eral Assembly held in Pittsburg in the ycai
1886, we as delegates TO that body sat to-
gether at a table in the aisle Of the church.
During the discussions on the subject Of
slavery, lreaurnt and most severe were the
remarks whri, he made to me Of the mem
,prs an. tHei' speevacs. After some Sc
we're rrnarks, one day we said TO him,
s'Mr. T.. you will certainly ho killed, !
fear, before two wears have passed away.
..Why do. y0u AliUE so." said he. ''l}e-
cause" wp replied. ''ihr severity OF your
anrunrc, AMI tbc bitterness Of spirit you
manifest, if rarrrl o't in public, will raise
such storm Of n"oo"ornaa.e passions as
will certainly do~nv yo"." .WoIl," he
replied, II au 1.n"iUaj 10 f4h1 it out
live or dia."- 't.avite l.al ne had not
rhauccl his rur! rl or 'o.arviaa'ian, we
,s..... ,r..I ...I,- .rri,. OF .ttrrf yIlrr~ispl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The United States Senate will remain
without any material change during the
coming session. On the 4th Of March, 49,
So, the term Of service of the following gen.
tlemen will expires; n. p. Tallmadge of
New York; Benjamin, Swift, V; Daniel
Webster, Massachusetts; Asher Robins, r,
I; John NJ. Miles. Con-; r. Fl. Bayard.
Del; Samuel l.. Southard, n. j.. Samuel
Mexican, Pa; William G. Rives, Va;
John Black, Miss; John Kent, Md; Thom-
as Norris, Ohio; John Upton, Ind; Thorn
as II. Benton, Mo; WilIiar S. Fulton,
Arkansas; Bucius Lyon, Michigan.
Besides these. there is vacancy to be
filed in Gcolgil, growing out OF the resig-
nation of,Nlr. King, and perhaps another
I'm place Of Mr. Cuthberl Of Georgia, whom
il is rumorcd will resign his seat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

Our last number of the Tennessee Inqui-
rer says,-" Our atmosphere is as bland as
the airs of April; and our little buzzing
I'riends, the Mosquitoes, who most uncere-
moniously absented themselves during the
visit of Jack Frost, have returned and
thrown themselves into our arms with every
demonstration Of their marked and most
penetrating affection.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

STILL MORE FROM CANADA

The Papineau party had fortified house
near st. Charles, from the windows Of
which they killed several of the troops.
The RoyaIiss fired on the house from u
howizcr, and killed and wounded many Of
the reyoters, and took two of them priso-
ners.
More troops are on their way to the
scene of civil war.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The Gen,lemdns Magazine No. 8, con-
cluding the first volume, is as welcome as
its predecessors. We shall look very anx-
iously for "The Life of celebrated Com
modore," which is promised among other
originals in the January number.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09
SPURIOUS COPPER COIN.

Information having been communicated
to the Treasury Department that spurious
copper coins were in circulation in New
York and Baltimore, the Solicitor of the
Treasury I'll. ID. Gipin, Esq Immediate
Iy issued an order directing the u. S. At
torney for the Maryland district,to institute
legal proceedings against such persons us
may be found violating the law in relation
to this subject. The act of 1892, provides
that "no copper coins or pieces whatsoever,
except the said cents and half cents, being
those coined at the Mint of the United
States, shall pass current rs money, or shall
be paid or Offered to be paid, or received
in payment for any debt, demand, claim,
natter, or thing whatsoever: and all copper
coins or pieces, except the said cents and
half cents, which shall be paid. Or offered
TO be Paid. or received in payment, contra
ry to the prohibition aforesaid shall be for
;cjted; and every person by whom any of
them shall have been so paid, or offered to
"r paid. or received in payment, shall also
forfeit lha som often dollars; and the said
forfeiture and penalty shall and may be re-
relyed, with cost of suit, for the benefit of
any parsonor persons by whom inlorma-
ion Of the mcurring thereof shall have been
uivpn.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

Al meeting of the Agricultural Society
Of red~icksburg, Va, Of which James NJ.
Garnet is the jealous and efficient Presi-
dent, the following resolution was among
others, adopted.
Resolved, That a premium of $40 be
offered to the wife, mother or sister Of the
member, who shall wear the neatest suit
Of domestic clothes at our next meeting
the same to be manufactured at home"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

A company has been incorporated in Hi
nois, for the purpose manufacturing beat
sugar, oil from the poppy, and the culture
of silk. The capital of the company, is
100000, with the privilege Of holding
real estate tc certain extent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The Nantucket Inquirer says,-"A LODI
ger in hotel, after washing himself in the
morning, wiped his face with newspaper,
and sat down to peruse the napkini he did
not discover his error until he attempted to
tear Off corner wherewith to light his ci-
gar"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The following is a correct list of the SOL
diers furnished by each state during the
revolution. The free population of Massa-
chusetts was in 1890, 475,O0O; the popula-
ton of Virginia about $4,000, of New
Hampshire 600. -..t-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09
Military Appeal.
THE INDEPENDENT TROOP

A RE- hereby notified that Court of Appeal, for
NIA hearing Abscntecs at the trainings in July,
September and December last will he held at the
house of VIM. Robson, in BIoomsburg, on Satur-
day, the Both day of December inst. at O'clock in
the afternoon. NJ. MCDOWELL, CGptuia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

From April Ist to November l7th, 472.-
7l9 barrels of Flour arrived at New York
down the Hudson, OF which 1880 was
in October and November.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The private journal kept by the Hon.
JoHN QUINoY ADAMS from early youth up
to present time, is said to fill upwards of
seventy large quarto volumes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The average price Of Pork, at Cincinna,
ii, during the present slaughtering season,
will not exceed SO 20 per 100 lbs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

The steam rice mill on the Carolina Bank
of the Savannah river, 10 miles above Sa-
vannah City, was consumed by fire on the
18th inst Loss $3.50, 600.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

Flour is arriving at New York by the
Canals, at the rate of 10000 barrels per
day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

Howard street Flour is selling in Balti-
more at s6,75. Wagon price $3.50. Not
much doing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09
Number Of Men supplied by each State,

Not long since, two saers passing by a
taiIor's shop, observed tailor at work,
with his waistcoat patched with different
colors of cloth, when one OF the tars cried
out to the other, "Look ye, Jack, did YOU
ever see so many sorts of cabbage grow on
one stump before!"
A tailor and tavern-keeper, who each
gave his custom 20 the other, mutually pre-
sented their bills. The tailor sent his back
for correction; the tayern-keeper sent his
back, with the following lines written un-
dernealh.
"If you quarrel with charges, my troublesome
friend
Pray look to your own-'ts your business to mend:
Come, live, and let live, without any repnng
pay for my doubet-pay you for your lining
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-09

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The herald., 1837-05-10
[For the Herald.
Sunset from Brooklyn Heights.

Oer the bright waters, the declining sun
From western hills, hings his expiring beam,
Gliding the cloud wreath with blisctnl charm,
Ashope, the future, in our boyhood's dream;
Painting all nature with his magic Skill
With radiant beauty touching city, sea and hill
On the calm bosom of the placid bay
The tiny Islands lie in peaceful rest,
And the young zephyr, tired % wanton play,
Scarce woos the wave in liquid glory drcsti
The yellow sunlight stays the scene 10 view,
As both to bid to earth it, last adieu. -
With beauty, the dazzling sunset ray,
Illumes the city spires win burning goJi
'Tis the last gushing throb ofpartng day,
So lamps burn brighter near their dying ciose'
While meath the wave, a liquid mirror bright,
The prospect trembling glows win added Ight-
Sleepine IN beauty their watery bed
Old oceans children lie with folded wings;
But al the sun has sunk-the shadows spread
The sober twilight-darkness nierYenes.
And now The muse must cease her new born lay,
Check fancy's pnions, homeward bend her way T.
The herald., 1837-05-10

PITTSBURGH,
FlaPennsy syvania Canal and Rail Road,
Express Line.
The Public are formed that the aboy has eper.
ations this spring
The Boats and Cars entrevne and have been built the
approved principles.
The Boats wider and roomy Than any which have
meny been ard also furnished in the complete
and handsome style The models such speed for
running
The Cars tie Rail Road the strongest kind finished
he hands aud has been taken
pla them C such construction preveat the possibility of
breaking.
NO pans will spared by the OF the Express Lne
10 promote the comfort Of those who
onze ~ Speed N making ~ fassage WILDE primary object
persons travelling westward the Exp Line Offers
hdsce az cement Tor speedy and pleasant journey.
connects the Z. Mail steam racket Line,
Mhcn leaves & &psburgh daily for Cincinnati Louisville 81 Louis
Nashville New Orleans and all intern edate places that
sengeIs go direct irom Philadelphia without detention
Office No 20 Ches nut street A r GLASS Aeent
Seats be taken Chesnu street No Arcade East
Avenue and at the ~ w oBroad and Chesnut
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The herald., 1837-05-10

IMPOSITION AyOIDED.


phia Of medicine pif and often
consequences than the loss Of the money.
VNR. JOKDAN'S BALSAM OF RAKASIRI
~ having been established saDrd medicine for nearly half
ceputy IN London for the mid and feet
nOr q ect and LeucorhT, speak the truth, the
ent medicine whsse sale has kept with age and
tend s great useunes the proprietor having
70 tbs s'ly has ony g orm those in wan, Of such
enlist ~ its favor the hestaae and nicey delicate through
their ole ucnce has the BALSAN OF RAKA its
present cnrabe popularity Nota gle vdua has
dsappo I'ei nor VIII taking ineeed has s,ly
Is perhaps tse only medicine that has gained lasting reputation
snd certain eeommendaon aud ought TO be udcy selected
from the host OF medicines whose only have
70 dazzle aape snd deceive the snlucky and The
renuine BALSAN OF RAKASRI only be obtained the
following druggists, In the ely Of New York-Pricr 81
A. D. sands Fulton md w Wilam j. ). Os,orne,
cor Houston and Bowery; Names 6if Broadway
above Beecker W Horwl. Canal aud Huds
Ana 81. mi i,,s
The herald., 1837-05-10

-, the eur. oobna,o Ana Tong continued elects and ALL
ceb. tpe, the or eap S e "a @ w,su, lpecuy %
truly .s New .oSs York 'Sis alone q Il. s:s %
lea, 4 q. . :.sis
s away on medical adye @ q
f, ,e si not % 1Ps S whole s%
they have said had comrcte sassry change and
When ,norrbr last, over month the Dr Cherry.
Pills few days removes all the len symptoms which
Sins TIC XII ssp" 1 ws% on & @
Soa,e the won ca toni a1d ss,r nssu prop es ,cse e
10 ose ws, have tired pi Che1y h.sses Pin;
may ihe oSSs do anne
which full, bear oat the Docoi sa,scrtions.
ssps%ea sr s'ssy ss G @ D
wards Of 200 cases and always the same result perfect
Lock Hospital clo.venai i f Place, Ionso...
respectable individuals worthy oip rfer, ,eiaaee
DR. Cherry pear Sir bes you, acceracs ef the eco
biz ., srS,., %s%sp,o 20. fs ,e.oins health whsn
aea @ thar e' d.' s.G d. had bad
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ee bs s sS''f ss s"s' Ct .n ssa
tee from The above cnsrvetog complaint, and
%Ea "S ns, TO say y
sAAuth Chatham ham square, square jay Fs'pss'Hs's Z. Isss
u, hank. 's'%f sSf?, w HS' Ss
st %a ':c S oS h 70"
6rspy engh ofne Luckily when destn,e my bro hr arri.
we'd from Albany wbec your Pills had effected most hopeless
cueh aad brought me two boxes Of Pills. Ths in
sS s ga, and , Tcs last May have 6ee1 new and .
scye lsend and address, and II testimopy
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hale.ae and retail by Sands 100 FsIen cor Of
~lhn and retail, by Mlsor Gamb and Bon5-
R,aad,say vo,ne cor Houston and BQwey Nepe. ss
nvan Wy Of Grand and Bowsvy W. Forbes yS5
III Ifn :. co pi eros. s Walker Bowery IIor
~. .an ano Hudson and at the New York ehpnica Hall
nirc street ''' ""'V 81 - " h"s'm' W Gar
Inose ouoeo with gravel warranted 10 bo cured by
Ut yne1y T Asnnsen. Pills Tho having the badde er
relieved by these ,-Pnce 4, nesbo,~ ~ c O.
~ " Southern merchants who 10 psrrhnso h H.. 49,
will Ne supplied st Liberal J ~
wbe warranted TO them TO produce the desired effect ~
pILEs.-A safe. spsedy end sure cure for Tho,
dsosder the Piles, be ha1 a Dr. IRwlNs ga no~syv
The herald., 1837-05-10
VAPOR BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR BATH
No. rs John street.
p. CAl&KOIL rnfnrns pratefnl acknnrul odnnnenfs

THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR BATHS,
p. CARROLL returns giateGi acknowledgements 10
s sSss en-
newspaper ps ede ,be Of s syng s a
analy iea detail Of the metcaa Virtues BaS ha
powerful remedy all The following diseases cuaneeus dsea
tSejos complains Group affections Ser's Ser astb
ma sudden colds debility and especially powerful Of
relieving A scaRGpET qHHp ?" iRSER PST r. prevalent
eed checking srad ing the feaG poersss which The
weekly report OF n'emens announce of It's having made this
aays several occasions visited the ysgor Bath Establish
epey satisfied the Baths there with
caey state that have found the Baths Il John M street p
~e attended TO- and every e0m vAESNE M Ss m sSPf'sq
NJ hays Ss h, sn dsn for ysa il s 6aH
Ssss s Sh n % % h SH W. aha My |
DC desHed0y mae or emae DathsR WN ,u.cNrv,,
The Baths sms o'clock n ihe M nom
Sd na "t efssRea saR at al MNs" sau seS
he e ay When ppap paths an with to administer
mlnuils nm noce No connection with other esab smeni
ss 1fsSa G & sa s se and
De- toMP9Np M9Ts s,tG9S G0GGH q uG60SNFECTI0N, OR
As'na @ aos ard AZ ramSaaIy speeaS fs
Se the and
IS paIcuay calculated This Compound !. composed Of Bone
fSa Ro ca.oS ESP sS aSs
o. se vegetable kingdom The public may be
used IN al the Easlish and French Hospitals and aprroba
ted by tho College Of Physicians Schools Of both
'0o'9' " 'o'i
The following physicians recopa mend daily in thar
and have for the last Eve years. " ~ ~''oo
John De Lamater NJ D. H. = Hubbard NJ n
Westel Wiloughby, M D. nj A Lee Al "a
Valentine Mott M d. j. a. Rcck,yith M n
fenI Y. lappan NJ ID. Chas. +, Wjcoxson NJ ID.
Saml Maxwell NJ ID. Jacob CnI Al n
J. H. steel, M ID. G. Fox nj ID
Cyrcnus Chapn. M ID. Abiiah Mana M n
Physicians elthc will moi tefv In meA;cne
unless 1t has extraordinary virtues. ' ~
For sae by the following respectable ageBs-Dr Hart
Broadway Cham Syme Wall a. and
noweIy Mr. Schefen III Canal ST. A. URderhH, 80 Bcekman
street Price, 81 per large bottle. m7-Im
RONSALL,S PATENT DRESS on SHIRT
= FRONTS.-Tbc sub criber has on hand o large assor
men OF the above articles made of Linen Silk and Other
goods with under Rues TO show through opening IN
rms arco for beauty and the
knd ever offered t. tae psbc Southern other
chants arc respesu lily invited TO call and examine for Themselves
at : -, BONsAILS, $50 Broadway, New York
The patent Dress Shirt fronts reiaed n, be
paIStock Linen aud Clothing stores in the city 2 inns
DM; VAN HAMBERTy FEMALE RENovATIN6
- Gennany-A effecuaI slppres son
and all cases where nature does her
and regular course BTbey be ken during pre
nancy as they would produce abortion by Hart, cor
ana st.; J. Syme corner Of Bowcry and
WalncI 81 fs0
The herald., 1837-05-10
3d. -. mt!I
LEECH a. CO.'S

rACkEr LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBU RGH,
,rh; ia ,d sM reenss e iyania Canal and Rail Roads
shed the
SON During the winter Cars rced and
painted and are now in comp etc order.
ne Boats ae large and roomy afford exendsve accomme
ua9ns Tor anles Every exerton will be made the
lIne ''s 'e - '
The large eight wheel leave the corner of Road and yse
streets morning f. Columbia rs embark on
the Packets. pe = ~ %
Passage BY this line lower than by of other ses
Office No 81 Chestnut
ID. LEECH & Co also line daily Pittsburgh f,r tha ac
eommodaon Of Emigkants, &c.-Fare They also na a
of Freight Boats daily, rgng seventy goods ~
Goods nsgned from other potts. forwarded free of
Con7n,ission. s1 1'ee -
Philadelphia, March 80, ls37.-a5 i'm ID LEECH A. RI
The herald., 1837-05-10

AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY
Consde ed as OBJ commanding unegned admia,o
awakens natural socudc for its attaane and presers alton
and the eet becomes department both Of aad ut
y especially where dcesnment pesdes IN the selection
Of those appensases which experience has sanctioned For this
psrpose Lady Monagues Compound Chinese Soap se at
founded nesy injury Of trial. Combining elegance
with The prominent e9llses OF safety anc eca
cy II has attained psonage rfesher and sus
ianer ofthe complexion preserving uDmpacd ageea
be heXty soncss and transparent quality Of the s. H.
sale hy A. Unde 33 Bee kman OF Will
Dr. syme BowGy and Walker Price so cake
The herald., 1837-05-10

DENTISTRY.
NEETH-Ae worthy objects sf the the Physi
0sgsts the Chemists the Naturalist and the Sur
geon-sO says Doctor MaIe.
ID k N It's II.

(forneviy Off PART Place, 81 Chamber street,
Has p assure Of mOsncn h ends asd the public his
fom Europe acr absence OF five years where he
spared pains in peectng himself in the Of
profession
He has brought with Kim large choice assortment of nat
raj and Venetian Enamel Teeth which be artcay from
q single tooth an entire
pledges hnselt fill carous decayed Teeth with gold
OF staana tolls the free from paz tor life AID
also all incidental to the destruction that
nlurc the beauty Of those invaluable organs.
He kindly permitted e1 the Rev H. Anthon, d. d. ST.
Marks church, kcy Fras L. Hawks ~ d. st Thomas Church,
after that he will be ~ a,
afew doors west ofHroadway.
-, New York, 10th Dec. 1898.
MI e have pcrused with aten your
lreatse on the aciue, of he
Teeth and think with he hy abe genemen who
have written favorable opinions that tie views you
tensyo zen acgnaiatanGe with is various details yor ason
yae families and public scAinares, nav opnior wohy tbr
highest consideration Your collection Of stnmen sur.
thing the sort have varet fitness and
finish filed with agreeable surprise leaves no doubt al
skill and ability the ucous OF them nay ye 20 on
and prosper -
(Signed) L. MITcprrr
The herald., 1837-05-10
THE EYE.

lR ELLIOTT, Occuiisi, Professor Of the Aootoou c,a
- diseases ~ the Hoada eye-Fom n wears a,,an
ron ava constant study under tie celebrated Occus IN
EUROPE ana one o The best DeIica-Pn Smith ~ Tho
edca College Of chio-with the ard
M IN tne uinon Dr. f. he conf thai be
IN mesi dangerous and OF be eve wen
an opeiaen except IN Of blindness when he oes
ior .dteLacf CorecfonQia and Enfropiutq - ofo a'o'
sPECTACLhs-Dr. Es. patsnt beautiful, traosnayas,t o,
u spsctace Gases having peculiar Property o
e. eye perfectly cool giving immediate and
ne sae tnie SUIT every without; OF cbapre
feet ''se'' W suit the particular de
W - begs TO state that he attends TO evc nd
% o. me v"in only Office Broadly way private