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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-04
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THE APPRENTICE.

A young man, whose father was in ersy
circumstances, was desirous Of learning the
printing business. His father consented on
condition that the son should board at home
and pay weekly for his board, the avails Of
bis special perquisi,ies, during his appren
ticesbip. The young man though. this
rather bard, but when he vas of age and
master Of his tract his father called him and
said. Here, my son, is the entire amount
Of money paid 10 me for board during
your apprenticeship. Inever intended TO
retain it, but have preserved il for your
use, and with il IgIve you as much more
as will enable you to commence bust
ness.' e
The wisdom of the old man was now
apparent TO his son; for while his fellows
has contracted bad habits in the expendi
ture Of similar perquisties, and were now
pennless in vice, he was enabled TO com
mencc business respectfully: and he now
stands at head of publishers in this country
while mos, Of his former companions
are poor vicious and degraded.--N +.
Mechanic.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-04
Dry Goods

may be found all the varieties Of English, French
and American Manufactures Of Wool. cotton, silk,
flax and hemp among which is an elegant assort-
ment of superf,o, fine and common Broad Clothes
and Cassimeres: Sattines; Cotton and Linen Drill
ing; Irish Linens brown Hollands; Marseiles and
other vestings, Silk velvets; brown and bleached
Shirtings and Sheetings, Calicoes; printed Lawns
and Muslins, Mousline de lains Challies; plain and
figured Silks; large variety Of silk, mohar. and
Merino Shaws and handkerchiefs, Ludy's and
Getlemen's Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery; Ribbons
Gentlemen and Children's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

mont had reached Fort Hail on the Colorado OF
the West on the Goth of September, after Sur
veying the Great Salt Lake, and that ne has sent
Jack from Fort Hall ten of thirty followers on
he ground of want of provisions cannot see
now they should not want provisions to come
,ack 1000 miles over the Rocky Mountains as
we'll &C to push on 500 miles to the settlements on
the Columbia NY own notion IS that these men
nad got enough of Oregon, and were resolved to
come back any how. It's pitt that most of
rho letters from Fremont and others were lost by
the returning party, but some OF them may Jet
come to light, meantime those we had are of
value.
So it seems that the Great Emigrating Expe-
dtion to Oregon, nearly one thousand strong,
passed Fort Hall about the lst of September, on
heir way to the Lewis River. They must have
suffered terribly, especially the women and child
ren, of whom eight had died of hardship and pr-
vation. And yet one Of the most desolate, food
less, waterless wasting portions of their route lay
still before them. With their cattle broken down
Or nearly famished, they cannot have reached
Wallawalla without still severerer suferings and
greater loss Of life. insist that it is paPable
homicide to tempt or send women and children over
this thousand miles Of precpce and volcanic ster-
lity 10 Oregon. Let men go if they will, proper
" provided and mounted, but none others at pre-
sent. Fifty forts along the route would hardly
hcp the matter, because it is prouaS.onS that are
needed, and these are not produced by cannon
md bavonets H. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

G eNn Institute been awarded yeaI a ss r ysar as
with four S95 The h;d Intention of the Metallic Tablet
1a, assns @ oil ne 9T ws,s Th sides are o keeping the
rarfrct Older edge that can be kept in
and b. the mos by s England
It's great celebrity has caused In ms country
imperfect surface Of GsV s, fssy b detected and
way, New-Yo.k. 'A''of'' NO. les Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

ApoPLgyY This deaiiu complaint generally preceded
hr pain in the head stAaes especially turning round
symptoms which indicate loaded and corrupt
blood
blood are therefore certain preventive of Apople1
cause they ezpe from he body those tasnan and corrupt
Wr=hs Indian Vegetable Pills ass aid and Improve digss-
ton and purify tn blood and therefore no, only drive dis.
medicines in the world for the cure OF choc dyssnsry chel
era morbns and other diseases OF the nteStnes
and norr digestion and purify tn blood, and therefore
only radical aundce, but al the
new life aud vigorto the whole frame.
s1rcrs Of Co,tnert,s-n oriet to avoid being imposed
upon counter eerS be particular to purchase from
except advertised agents The office and general depot,
No. 2SG Greenwich ST New York.
Offices devoted exclusively 70 the sale Of the medicine,
No 9s fremont street Boston and MOL Race street Phil,
aftelnhia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
CITY INTELLIGENC

COURT CALENDAR-This sday-SUPERtoRC COURT.
Nos. 81 38, 80, 81 50, ST, ST. D. 54, Co. SS 49, 90,
81, 92 94, 95, &c. %, 3 2, 80, 3D. 66, 97 A. II,
50, 81, q, "a, 49, 63, AZ, 48, II, 3. y.
Common PLEAs-NOs. l. ., g. 4, ), g. :, S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

PETERS PrLL.-l, unnecessary than word
about Peters Vegetable and Bilious Pills They
For vers oevry type Dyspepsia liver complaint audcs
onstqcon cosveness loss Of appetite, they emphatic
an? the GREAT REMEDY Our euiogy useless where they
ss I Let the oubtag hei virtue Principal OF
- T9iton eoI Nassau and 80 North-Sixt P,la
oeiI4Alis NO, : MIX 81. Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

Miss VI. A Cannon shose pe1ioI Iraances have eli,.
such apurs OF applause for the last weeks makes her
s5a other talented artists, besides Gea. Tom Ihumb b
Queen. the Gipsiss SC. S'e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

We wish it distinctly understood that there
has been or will be- published fictitious certificate of
excellence of Connes Pain Extractor, for all burns scad'
enough true ones satsv that all
fcts aud will give references ii wished to persons who
tend 10 have the comforts OF ie should be without IT,
for it will life in any Of burn scsd where the
they should lose dear child By burn scsd when #
Any person using it for any Of The above named complaints
and not being perfectly shtpd with its effects shall have
Courand street; No. North Fifth ST. Philadelphia; 50
Cornhill, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

O. We are pleased to Learn thar the Choir of Rev. Mr,
Cheever Church. in Allen street. have consented repeat
their Concert OF Sacred Music during Christmas weekpro
badly "Wednesday, the 27,h Those who prevented
by the storm from attending, will then have opportunity
hear sweet strains of musc-and all who were pre-
seat at the last performance, will surely attend the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

y No abatement Of novelties Psae,s Museum IT,.
hIte Sesio Children Madame AdoIph. scientific Fer
sane set and Twelve talented performers, engaged
Adalr, CrrIto, Sc. >s'7'' -iSs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

r-"why, bless me, Eliza how beautifully clear and
Transparent. skin is and your forehead seems TO me
siby have procured such decided improvement in your
looks ," 81 tell you Ny transparent skin IS ovlas M L 10
removal of the from my brow by using some Of Dr.
GOURAUD's Popde subtle Pray d DO I I'll Tss[s can
door from Broadway II go Immediately and rid myself
of The pimples and botches and hairs from my upper p
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

u CoMsTocK's SARsAFARILLAI warranted as good as
any the City just half the price OF Others and In
large hotties viz 50 per bottle 81 per Dozen Suit
yourselves, To be found only at 81 Courtlaad st,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
CAgADA-The Commons OF Canada have ad-
dressed letter to His Exceency, the Hon. Mr..

dressed letter to His Excellency, the Hon. Mr.
Metcalfe, in which they say, we cannot refrain
from expressing regret the retirement Certain Mem
bsrs of the Provincial Administration the question of er
right 20 De consulted on That unhe,itangy TO BE-
the Prerogatve Ct the Crown appointments TO Office: and
further 20 Your E.ceeacy hat their advocacy
his principle entities them confidence beng IN strc,
accoEdance v;h the principles embraced in the Resolutions
adopted By the Legislative Assembly the third day OF
September, thousand eight hundred aud forty one
To this the Governor replies
The Governor General observes with concern from the
first portion Of the Address of the Legislative Assembly OF
The I'd instant, that impression has been made that
House. which has led TO Misrepresentation Of his senti.
rnents and views.
While his bounden duty 10 maintain unimpair.d the
Prerogatve of the Crown ne recognize. the resolutions
adopted By the Legislative Assembly the Sd day Of Sept
sll constituting the guide according which the Ad-
nnration of the Government OF this Province has
been, and is to be conducted.
On the 6th message was sent to the House
of Assembly, recommending an appropriation for
salary to the Speaker OF the Legislative Coan-
Gil The sum of $1,000 was voted to Mr.. Caron
for his services during the present term.
On the 9th the Governor General went to the
Legislative chamber, and gave his sssent to seve-
raj bills. Among them were the following -
act 20 abolish Imprisonment in execution for debt and
for other pu poses therein mentioned
An.ct te continue for Limited time the duties imposed
on agricultural produce and live stock imported into this
An ac, farae TO provide for the establishment and main
,enance OF schools and for appropratng the fund
for tn. support OF the same.
An act to repeal certain therein mentioned and to
make farther provision for enabling the Provincial Govern
to purchase the stock held BY private In the
Welland Canal.
An for the establishment and maintenance OF common
schools in Upper Canada'
An act to party professions in certain cases
Parliament was then prorogued, with the good
wishes usually expressed in such cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

G5 The ship Cristoval Colon did not sail for
Havre on Saturday, as advertised, in CONSCIENCE
Of the unfavorable state Of the weather. We
earn that should the wind and weather be suita.
bic, of which at the time of writing this there are
indications, the passengers, including the Hon.
WILLIS HALL, will embark from the foot of
Whitehall street in steamboat, at eleven O'Clock
his morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

j. III made has proved more beneficial
10 De found al q Cou1tland ST. N o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

u 1t will be seen in our advertising columns
that reward of $4,000 is offered for the recovery
of the trunk belonging to Pomerovs Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
sFss1ses coRDr.l !, sold at No. alarr.yu

The following Counting House Almanac r..
1874 was arranged Tor this paper by compositor
this Office. The novelty OF the work consists in ,b
arrangement OF the months and the days OF the weae
so rs TO require but one sci OF figures, and cops-
quenty about oneshird less space is required n =,
in the arrangement OF any other ever published
Miniature Countin House AImanac1s,,
MONTHS. DAYS THE wErN
L.S. APRIL. JuLY. Mon. Tues Wed Thur Trid So,J g
ocroBER........ Tues Wed Thur End satI S0nJ NJ
FEBRUARY MAY. W ell Thur Fnd. Said. Sund Mon IT,
@ l6GE fLd. said: @ SGnd Son Tue Wei
MARCH, N0vEMB. End Said Sand Mon. Tues Wed m,
JUNE ..-..... Ie4a: @ s9nd Al2n Tue. Wed Thur Fnd
SEPT DECEMBER. ISund Mon Tues Wed Thur End Sg17
/. Week.. 3 I ) &
= H. Week. 10 II i2 i3 Ia
1S} III. Week. Is 10 I. is l9 go Al
- " Week. ea .:3 q a5 a6 "a 2s
: V Week. Il 20 80 ) L tAuar 70. The Tr6nnS"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

u The last number Of the MYSTERIES OF
PARIS is out The interest keeps up to the last.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

" Convention composed OF Delegates from
the Seventeenth Congressional District, assem-
0led at Little Falls on the 7th inst and appoint.
ed Col. HENRY ?. ALEXANDER, OF Herkimer Co.
Delegate to the Baltimore Convention, and in.
structed HIM to vote for HENRY CLAY for Pres;
dent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

u Thomas Wilson Dorr, the hero of Che
pachet and statesman of the Foundry, now in du.
rance vile for treason, has been appointed one of
the Delegates from Rhode Island to the Loco
Foco National Convention at Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

C@ Democratic Whig General Commit
tee New York, December. ls3.-The Democratic nh
Electors of the City ana County Of New
assemble in their several Warts the places
On Wednesday Evening 10th instant at seven CLOCK io
1he purpose of choosing five Delegates from each a -
1spsesen, them in the democratic WE General Co1naee
for III. 1874 and also for tie purpose OF electng
Conni,,c>s and otherwise organizing for the same year
2 second Ward Hotel: 81 Nas,a1 81 81 ;-,, >,
North River Coffee Houss; ZOE Wsshnlngton st.
shakspeare Hotel. cor, Of William Duane st''
Narion Bouse la5 West Broadway.
National Hail. Canal street
Frantl,u House corner Rutger and Cherry SIS
. :. unwsrd House Broadway.
Northern Exchange, Bleecksrst
~ Columbian Hall. Graud ST
~ I" Co.n.- of A venue D and Fourth ST.
81 ., A. snch place as the Ward Comm. may direct.
:, DO do do
- Broadway House
* ons,itufion Hall.
HazIeton's corner 9Th avenue and nth street
- Henry Clay House, Avenue and First
PHILIP HONE, Chairman
y w g. Tgssa ss,D1sa.. seesa,'s, d' 'sh 18Th 10th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

u Judge HAYWOOD Of Baltimore, who has
been proposed as candidate for Goyemorof Md.
declines, through the columns Of the Baltimore
Patriot, having his name presented to the nomi-
mating Convention, and prefers beng a working
man in the Whip party
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
HOW Tv,er sells a Book.

The last Vermont Mercury contains the
following precious correspondence, received the
other day at the Post Office of Woodstock The
etters were directed to Mr.. Eaton, who by
some mistake was supposed to be Postmaster
Whether he had been decapitated or had retired
voluntarily from his post, we know not. But
lere they are underscored as the writers gave
hem
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

T~ Democratic Whig General CoI.znit'
SeeA s2-ctai etlag OF this Committee viii be held Q,
Tussday evening, Dec 49, the Broadway House at o.
clock. PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
\ &. BnHproap. Secretaries. dig ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

o The Wing Central Committee of Maryland
has issued an address recommending the meeting
of the Convention for nominating the candidate
for Governor to take place the day before the Ma
tIonal Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

From YucATAN.-The American brgantine
Delphina, John Bgookes master arrived from Campeachy
eight days We learn that the Congress Merida closed
session the 18th November and the 10Th the Co.
Mendez took charge of the Government. The
ing Governor D. Miguel Bartachano published raledcto
address which he recommends the acceptance OF the
proposals made the Mexican Government, for establish
lug peace The French brig of Chiffon detained at
Camp.achy and will probably take the Yucatan Commits
onrrs again Vera Cruz Il generally thought that in
month the treaty will be ratified CONDITIONS very
favorable 10 fucaan the conditions being the offer
ed, in August last the Commissioners by the Mexican
Minister Of War, D. g. NJ Torne
New Orleans Courer 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
WAsH,Soros, lst Dec. ls43.

JOEL EATON, Esq -
(Pr;vste) PREsipENr's HOUSE, lst Dec lS43
srR-As considered of Importance an justice to the
Presidentto circulate among the people the work spok
of in Mr. Abels letter accompanying this you wall con-
favor the undersigned by taking such measures for
hat end as Mr.. A. suggests.
Prompt attention and liberal subscription w render
your services still more useful.
arl Very respectfully, your obt servt,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

FROM HAyTI.-By the arrival OF the brig An
geline at New-Oreans on the 7th, from Port Re
publican, (formerly Port au Prince the Com
1nercial Bulletin has the following.
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AZ. yyBg.NzeDAY MoEzNIyes. JAsUARY rs. 1919.

beneath bis wrath or malignity with no resource
but to suffer in silent submission to his tyranny
Judge Breese decided that writ of error lies
in cases of contempt where ii is shown the Court
has no jurisdiction, and that no Court has any
power to punish for contempt unless the alledsed
oonteHPtis committed in the presence OF the Court
OF obstrpcts The administration Of justice Tnst
the rights of freeman are not dependant upon the
arbitrary determination of every judge IN cases OF
alledgcd contempt, but that Court Of Errors mag
always Inquire into the Jurisdiction of the Court.
Judge Breese Is an able slan, and will give lii
nois some character III the L. s. Senate.
Yours, u. !.
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the Whole OF bis nose fsnu SerofaIous disease. IT
speaks to' itseli -, .. ,o.,
bessrs SANDS: GeHL-Aithougi am Gishgured and de-
formed for life have not lost recollection and never,
while exist shall cease feel gfaeiE Gr dement's con.
erred through the of your nyauabe SaTsa garla
was attacked the year 1922 Win crouous affection On
the end OF ny nse comGieGcDG win sinai! RED spot, at.
,aded with itching and burning SENSATIONS Gts Inuctu
rubbing, ana commenced ibe TayaScs OF aSeasf
watch progressed follows: the lett ncstri was hrHt
destroyed and, continuing upWdFos crss.u u| OluSe
Of the nose and Selling upon The right sd- destroyed me
cartilage, bone and all the surrounding paris aD hDay
The nose entirely off; I've passage Tor conveying
Tears from eye the obiterate, which caused
rontisus flow The dseass nov seized upon u-
upner lip extending the right cheek ana my
sierngs better be imagined than cecrped
am native Noting ham, 10 Ecgisc4, and my e3ae -
well known there The first Ply ,c:.iis III the hinsGon
prescribed for me, bus with little heneht At one itae
was directed take s. drops OF The on
three times day. which continued Tor SIX nioS ~ so
c.ssinn Al another time applied D OF 'rloi 70 ,Hf pdf
.ne- Ills Set 7recl i,tior or Sir Ashley Ccope bot al
proved iu Win. con;IuuSd 20 grow Wetss- F'' %
ing man will catch straw, used every YrSfuy 0ou!
besr 81 l;t was considered applicable 10 Gy ease ini
became dizgrsted with The treatment s. Az
hope Of ever getting we'll
,I.,y -orroupced tie disease Cancer, brt DR.. NJ,
-sGer wtcse ,-eair.ut was, cnnsiferst II Scrofnious
Lupus and this IS tbe panie gwen It By mefIcai sDcI rs
asi resort recommended ;otfy Change OF air and
an asrfc VOYAGE and n ariI last ziiee for America,
and arrived eere The nonrt OF Say Tie disease con-
rinr-d Guaiy u .t-diag CrFe Ids and paca
wards igg destroyed the rIiirc rse, AID last yfrng
towards frontal bone il seized rpon the upper Jaw and
surrounding paris
HnS CT I'VE w
Fors "a gentleman attracted ty appearance and
tins accostei me- ny friend, have yoa used t:e SaIsapE-
rita ?, Yes r-pied T. various kinds and e-er thing e,
could h.sr or bu said he, 1.fsaa Sani-'s s.r.apa.
rita No. ref,e. Then IL, Tor believe i viii
cure ynn.7 Beg thrs addressed 3 stranger was in-
ducrd 10 maze trial OF nedciae be higy recon-
rnepced.
purchased one bottle, which gave gone reiief, and
onrerul To te after using your p1ri!ia ies5 au two
months el within we. Th fiseas~ s1spped 10 its
ravsgS all racking AID ta.ea;ng pains gooe,
nav food relishes ny digestion is good asd sleep well
and under blessing OF Divine Providence, attribute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18
POSITIVE CURE FOE COINS

Sir Astly Cooper's celebrated Corn salye ms now
been before citizens Of aew York for sufficient ;enSlh
time it, AID happy state that 80
lar have been able 10 earul oysd lise
fabie It's mas believe been attended WITH
perfect SUCCESS; Ice tOEog,1g certificates wiz sa1
This may certify thai app cation Of Dr. COoPcfss
Corn Saive has pereeIy cured my ard from ~ az
fccss IL y case, And That OF many Others we hsy CO..
within ny knowledge disposed regard Il az eps
cifc- u. II. SHEER oGD, d. d. 345 ~ advssy. -
hare rsed Dr. Coep-fs Com Save WIN
Ny Corrs were of long standing arr. me vert errr saa,
So bad that consiserr Ipsl cprnbr, oe or TO a
plicatioas OF the above uazazf 1lse ssti. fsy.g ls
without pain. WfnAsp nsNa -, go. :, =
Sold yvlsesse and retail At 5 Nss sa s. afd retailer az
James 2 cAil,aa's, IL d. Do bso3a"ay srs rdncs.
gnooLgn and az James IL Hafs, eSfe. Chl;bers 81 atf
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Total. S770,7II u

Above is the statement OF the nett expenses for
cleaning the streets during the past seven years.
TO wit = from 1885 TO 1912 inclusive. making the
whole nett balance against the city for the above
time of s770,71l Ia, averaging Yearly sll0,l0l GO
wings in power from hay 10 nex;liuy. l!cary.
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pooKKEEPING, WRITING AM

EFJtJNk EIEFINsJ, W NI I lNU hIFD
4 COMMERCIAL AiLiTHME1 lG~---TH0SshS
JONES i3 Broadway invites attention the toto@ipg
arrangements under which ne gives instruction 10 he
The hoars Of study are from to p. IL cm Hosp. b.
or from IL 9P. M.
Students may any Of the above Eonrso aendapce
pursue Inc study OF any or ali OF une a1fe Dapes az
a moderate charge per quarter
Yeyfas-For attendsnce Gays per week daring
quarter fbV W
Or every day Tor six weeks.
This arrangement w a5ord tie dilseni STUDENT OPP
portunity OF acquiring for go competent kEow=dge Of
sccours As wei material ia progeInsnt IN writing.
ptiyat4 Lessons are given durins TIE forenoon.
Published sale JoGes Principles ard Practice OF
Bookkeeping Price IZs. Teachers, BY tho hefp cf
this treatise, vii be able 70 mpaIt knowledge IN
few weeks than be eiec.cG mary Gonhs by afy
f6erchaGts Magazine for Dec 1872. d22 In
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Martha Ccnin has lived in my family the last - years,
and hereby certify the foregoing sateneht made by her
self il c0r,ec. 5rs. a!Alty T. LLOYD,
No. cot Broad ST. Newark Nj.
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rVaI1 COL0aING.--.laeob haby5

FTAIN CDLUil4IstT.-~--'pd cDD iiaUy
would inform his Old cDstclneTs- a9d sia those so
- b.ye hesutfol head OF hair, Tat he manufactures
bas FOR safe ~ Broo+ 81 and boyer ST. seer Chat
~, onaTr biz celebrated Essence OF Tyre which assng
ngEtly ccIosing RED gray hair 10 beaIuoi 5rorh q
black. W ia