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TRIBUNE BOOK nIspERY,
no. Z Sr&CcE SrgSl
THIRD STORY.

no. S'"SCk SIEsET,
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD 81 ALEXANDER,
Are prepared Binding foS BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES ana private individuals
* r. Particular pad "a rounding Old Books Pc
rodcas Muse &c. good style and reasonable rss
vistin city have Their booss rebound
short notice. NJ
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OF Water Cure.-J. shew. NJ. u. on author on Wa
Cure CSC fouris Btoniay. regarding the system
by far the rutinnn efcen; and safest oil diseases,
practices accordnglysci0ut drnEs of KIND Dr. ). l.
making Arrangements open establishment in which
carry the system fully The advised grauit-
ousy. Lya 2nS
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E3- North American Phu!an&, Monmouth 20
v j. Ltddrr>s Le-dsvils r. o. % mics from New York via
steamboat 0iiUS tom Fulton Market Red Bank tay dur
ING TIE summer. Nj EDWARD GILES Is the nccreieh
acen, Of the Phaun1 IN New ok. and may on
1t, business from So 70 O'Clock p. Vi bis residence No. IL
Walksf-s,' yi SIN
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FOR THE PILES.
De TpB4uS ELECTUARY.

IL, u
An INTERVAL EENEDY-l,n certain cure iot pileeS
ether internal external. b.,tding bind Eases OF
tweDty s'nndng have been permanently cured py hu
inynrb lie remedy after all other means hnd ined Isuno
nal, of IL, en- the Office BE not imposed upon
See TINT the signature ofthe PROPRIETOR IN his own hand wt
mo- "a IN The outside wrapper every box and remember ha
me medicine be Otnrcd IN ths CITY oSLV 81 not
iq Puwer, doors above spriDg-s oil me nn2na
nd sne fopre0r "a. UruAa NJ ID IesnnIy educhieo
PHI scinn twenty yerrs experenfe conhned 70 on orG
rsned fice hours from A. NJ. ". III. Advice frnn.
No IS Bowe'7. ------- aus -"
rvyur CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF Or. GOU-
bnn. M man Of science has been completely 'Irnld
by emplncs than iR. C. No sooner does ms SKI" e,as
..ms article calculated 10 RssuaRe the pam OF d,ofV
ihnn /. instantly pounre upon ny the ienohnt nn4 WHEEL
who inmate every poln-excf pting b VHue re
" are therefore against purchasing my o, ts o
o nv rr,,ces eyrep, at Dr. tournuds oGJ New YORK do
MI ~ Walker street, FIR. store ff"m Br nd"nY. ~; 49,
PDIJnKE StiBTiiE for emdcaiIng supefipos ~, rum
INV cn,, OF the human body Always tested belnr' D'ns
pf1of positive III ard mistake DiIec;ons fiencH ana
EIpfTNiINN MEDiCATED SOAP for curing pimpisSs
iecke 5Liche tan rednsss. nll"wnes no'ph"w eo'pe-
L.. Ind iii cninnco,is complaints 70 cent. cHke.
GRFiIiN HAIR DYE. viii color red or gfny har W
heaufIf brown black. ut the option ct The u'ef "'ou
'' nior 1f5 VsE5GEraB, RnUGE-:so cents.
Bi.ANC rE-PAGNE. or Spanish White Tor the eomoe1-
'I iUEISS. GUERLINs. and other pcrfumcry. Remsuo-
Der, ~ Wake. street ~ store yg!a I.r"ndGny Dam nv
tGGHCV FOR DAt.LEl'S AAGlCaL Pain la
TIP ACTOR, nj Ike above uumser;
Auents-7i the.nut street, tnilndeiphla: Milk rrect.
R,ston: Ives salem Hodge Newluryport: Pnt,en, Port
nd Gud Bnogor: Dyer Providence Green Worrsstfs
ven Penre Albany: Tossy dorchester: storm. Hadson:
f,ruy puk
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TRIBUNE JOS pRINTiNG OFFlCE.

10. lt0 SASSAr-STREEf.
A IL Siads of OBJ Printing, such
pA-?rLST5. HAMsnT!I Snow bills
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS,
t'sECEs. CARDS CONCERT Bills FalI AID
IhsuSAScz PoJ!CEs. Fancy.
BIZ. oE LAr:No. POLITICAL BILLS.
CIRCULARS. CIRCULARS. tnocil 6Sh-
ocpg execute! the Office Of he Trigure No. o NsSac
;teel-ou9n=ts TIE Pax.
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CE- DIR. Pn!nney's Family Pills constantly
f safe nv A. X. & d. SANDS. :. Fulton street 23 RruaG
,ra,, rnI - Ed prociu.; js5 tin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

AtNiDIND-TEc President md Directors the Fire
II Insurance Company have thi. dny declared regular Ds
d-nd ri len per tor the last month"; puyabe 20 TIE
Soc huidels after 10Th n>t-New-i ok, August
9TH ISL H. T. CURRY Secr-tay. a. =.
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A II. WASHRUkN tlste EAeer'on 6. Wnshburn would
III respectfully nium iriens md customers, thai he hns
aker the and Store No 6'John street between
William md Nassau streets and onr tonr, from the cane OF
Tailor He worId a.p inform The Public that he will hnve
constantly hand the lies ut Goods of ali descrp
lions for GeneInen's aud Boys which shat be mnde up
alter the approved London aud Parlslan styles and
ranied ~ lit.
Gentlemen will please cal and aavc their oIders with
they shall be promptly und faithfully executed
NJ 3tn<
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FLANNELS, FLANNELS.
u " 1 L, II V L IL u 4 = e

] . Nv L Z Z 4 = q TX U Z . :.
10 Cedar.st. n. Y.
d ESPECTFULLT announce that thy hare received from
Ia the Eastern Factories heavy assortment vi Scarlet,
White, Green, yellow and Blue Fiannels, both plaza ana
wicd, and offer them prices which viii present the
strongest Inducements 10 Merchants who wish To purchase Ell
thor lay the bale
Together with large assortment of staple nEd Fancy
Dry G0cd. aud at price, low be the market
1'U WooLLEN CARPET WEhVERS.-'yoei!en Car
4 pc, Filling. consignment constantly for sale By
R72w J. X. BLEECKER S; Co 81 William s.
TNLANNELS.-J. q. TAYLOR * co. Cedar St Offers
l. the largest assortment OF Fannes the market and
mt greatly reduced prices. NJ
COTTON BATTS-fn bales of 20 md 100 lbs. various
- Qualities ulyvnys on hand and Ter sale by
NJ 2w- ]. X. BLEECkER & CO. 80 Wilian.st.
,E'O HAT.BODY NlAKERS,-Elarer, Cotton on consign.
L lnent in bales OF % lbs. for >nc lcw by
a72ws X. BLEECKER & CO.. 50 Wllialni..
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PRINTS, PRINTS.
NEW FALL GOD S.
N
M. 73 Cedar. near Nassnu-stre,

No. 70 Cedar, near Nassnil-streef,
HAS u,t r,cecel style r:ch Muslin lie Laines. Silk
Fancy Gmps md Cords. Victoria Glrdes. style In
du Rubber i;ts Felet Gloves. Blond Brussels and Ashbur
ton imp Thinning Lncs5 Skirts corded MI Gap md
Hut Ribbons Hosiery Gloves, SC 10 sold cheap Tor Cash n3
Al s DONNEILY &. CO., SO. ~ GranL-street. corner
N. Alien have on hand extensive assortment of the fol
lowing housekeeping DRY GOODS. to which they avs the
attention Oi purchasers VIZ:
81 To Al Imperial and MarsclieS Quilts
10 lat 5y IA DDpea and pamask Table Cloths
Linen
81. 81. ci and lai Irish. Bernsley Russia and silssi'
SheeiinS3.
Russia. Scotch and IRISH I'ore!nS pngel.
So 3 md ~ Diaper and Damask Napkins.
Crash, Huckakurk and Dlnleye lha2er.
s. and ss Shrn. end !'owCane Linen OF al qualities
~ heavy UndreSsad Linen.
French Embossed Cloth Tnble and Pano Covers.
Colorcd Cotton W0!stel and Linen Table Cloths.
And HO extensive assortment .! Cihs and CASHMERE
Drap UEtes, Gnbrooas. Linen Dnlngs and other Staps
md Fnnr IbTy (,Onpr mv5i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

y'o COTTON AND WOODEN A1ANUFACTUR Frs
The subscriber makes l xmas % Roller Tor Cnti"n ard
Wooen FACTORIES and etntin: and recoupng old rollers
the be "i"nner, II; the Cotton Mills OF John Nshnsus
Paterson New J-ey he SI and dispatch Ill
order, IN that art. ai6 2ws WILLIAM BEKklSFUHD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

Goods TO be found IN the VII sci them cheap
ne 2m
NANCY SILK GOODS-A large assortment Just received
tor tie Fu irade for sale cheap tor cash ut q Beaver ST.
a3 3m l.. II. STEVESS.
DHILILPPINA GINGHAMS-C. Y. WEMfLE. No.
% CEuAR-STREET, nenr Nassau street. has Just recei.
we'd style PhiIippn. GInghgm Muslin do mines. new
syle Lace Caps. lntn do Bonnet and Cap Ruces. skirts
corded all rich PARIS Muslin Gc Lame. Gimp Trimming.
Hat md Can Klbluns &c Cul3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

C,HEAP SOAP W1RKS-Grocers. Druggist, and Store
u keepers are supplied chenper lnn cnn be bad
EY,mre the stock OF JOHNSON D. NRODM and compare
win any liner ii 700 i.h such choice articles Us they supT
20 II rnIiY lncc late Lumber street. no Lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

MILLINERY GOODS-I.. 81 STEVENS has iu.t re-
I'VE ccived OF the rcst naSrrimentS q. Fn Millinery
Goods TO be found in the city, and i'll sell them cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

GOAL. CjaL:-SuperioI Peach ORCHARD Ret Ash Cvs
nom the Spoon and salem ve:S-tgg and bt">e 90
Stove "a IS Nut. 81 ~. well ,cfsen,d. Mnshsi W Guy
en- ya:t al
aopIy AT the yard cor Greenwich and Christopher 'eeo
or nj leo Amos Cost By The csIu-iea lIG du' cnstpA,
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sANDS'S SARSApARlLL,

J,OR the removal and peranen, OF all easee
fro pcIe o: the blood. habit Of the
S.ratuc Kings EcI Rler-s1s. Obstinate Ca:1necAJ
Erupticas. PEzpss. P,Stlles TIC FScs Bia:csss
Baes, CtrOnie Sore ElsS. RiSg H;c-r1 or Tettsr.
SeGi8 Head. Eala-Sszs ard F.in Of TIE B7ss
dnG .Jcf=ts, Stubborn Ulcers. Sc,hHitis Syn3.
tonlJ. Seiatiel. or LamjGEo. anG Diseases
GrlstnS from rnirdie'oss Of
.1e-ca-,, -!s5isS. Or Dropsv s.
posarc Igprp.ierce IN Lye.
.a's5. CAroric Csns''i.-
i:o7ai ;,is0r+sTs i-h
b. rsgsrei 81 ti,s
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SIOAL! COAi.!-all kinds nj Summer proes "F a's ID
- F. STOKES DICK EkSOS.
mva If 80 iO7 AnbonY II nan Er tswn7.
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GSNGl.lSH REFINED BORAX. OF superior Cpa'hy. IN
T. cuses Of LIZ liza. each, i,.I .ale 10y ~ .-,,, ,o
SHERMAN. hTNvATER X CO..
No iSrIu, street.
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4 THROUGH FREicn1S on TIVE CANAL. HAVE
a ADV sNt'ED rh- >uhsch.r s'i cOn'rnue TO sc the,f
b.st Peach orhrr E'.keu rg ,c, .oa AZ - %
ne, ,St,ye sxa So aad Nut Coat - p yer ton. de-
veTed Tree q. crtag.. A. p1csS cruno, otS remain % ~
''e' ~ ' ". n T. TRISLOW,
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JIOR SaLE-A great bargain offered 10 Dnrgl'ts or o'
4 srs connected ,h the bunes' ~ the SAFE i NE soN
- v,,. nj .he uy Store No. ~ Spring / cor 81 Moi
toI lulnei " n' % ,.snu ~ aul n
a nFRiCAN ANN SCoTCH FIRE BRIO COO Ame
n rican end Scotch ire Brick ir sale " los 70 u ln'
chas.rs lom the yard SHERMAN AIW a. n tx * -
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htI NIti
Is Y.Rp-A sup Nor au.lry al Virgin C".'' i'f S"'h
u.e aud manufacturer. al 4 vciy lo" psicr
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yrDARD-A arr. ioublo TIE ,fcond ffo'. can
Is be lad with toll t-urd ~ Is iud-ou stfret eus wv
AIRS A. BROWNS SoardrY VI use has lcvn senior-i
VI 20 the cfner %, Gen"icb,iIee. erd bsue'y rIace
nsc,, ,h, II b. happy tp both permanent and
t-,u,on lnrre b. house has teen thoroughly 'ets'ieu
and fe ~ and OF n. u'c' delightful residences 10
IN" rt co,rmopdpg tu ve> 81. the Battery AGd Ray at
the - fc tioe aid yhsre tEe'e a!Nays TO n sea btEc
Inch render u 10Th pleasant ard heolihy. N-Ilm
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q. ,l- COAL. coal! ut th- aireis' toal iaIi lfo
81 StauinG. street uh'Ie can BE- heI me Ns -
~, ty 81 Red Ash Peach brchsFd snj each NoNHin
l.. +. vi the quality the sstm AID S1hn ve,h,a
far superior kept ~ thus an 1857 se nas
NJ % md ged Tor two ~ ttrr "eeks
steady ffn boats ehgh AID Nr,n,a Goal, 81 L'e ost
qualify tirfs the yad through mo pspa'eh
POI W.. be promptly @''''1. 90 JAMES BoYCE.
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1--WE coal nFFicE OPPOSITE TIRE PARK-TRt-
1 HlNE BUILDINGS. -, ...s,,
Coh.-Ot Tie oct quality adapted Ia kindt IL ana .'s %
The sale nj cash J-tcfS. u; ieJ .'a4 -
{. riblne Bui!alagsl opposite Cty Hal, VIZ,
Peach Orchard, White As. Schuykis. lunnci.
Peach Nour;riI Grey Ash Schullku. sydhos
Road Maintain l.hyh New H..
Ju.c15oIG. Lvefyno ,,,.,,,p ~, - -.
V. Is. PhishGh, icv .'hssau
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GiPn-1wo gentlemen ar s-i''trrn ana NJ,
u vie have arl snal private ia.iy 70 o.e OF
lh. sr,,t a. eeahLs iict.uus tie near ltJH fae
our, on s nth, west corner Of l!;h AID t'in; AeS
1,ys
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CARD-Two Young LADIES lyilI - received A. bci'fefs
n IN Academy where the numbef rInsd IN i"nf.
Tiny ul c carefully instructed ell the Usual branches OF
educ atom g-,hc With Ngs;c aucins Fr-sch Lam. Draw
ing N rtnS ard Embroi1sTy un p<urrd. Inc advertiser
having amy Of IN. will enteavot to at pa'en
well ma r.l. 1nd norNi involvement, For farther pSt-
tirultr nd Araf.na. n,S ot-r ~ p good pttno
ror,s w, Ii he received IN pa Pupil alS3'
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Traverse Jurors.

Bloom-Jacob Hagenbuch, Jacob Eyer, Jacob
Bidlemsn, John Robson, Ephraim Armstrong Join
Bittenbender
Briar creek-Henry Deterich, John KeIchner.
John Doak
Cattawissa--Jscob Kruck, Michael Fornwad.
Jacob Yetter, Milton Boon, Michael Brobst
Derry-Mchael Hendershot
Greenwood Andrew Ikelerjr. John Robbins,
John Barret
Hemlock-Adam Stroup. Elias Dieterich, Jacob
Harris
Limestone--John Gouger
MifIlin-- Cornelius Rltenhouse
Mahonng-Martin MeAlister, Charles N. Savage
John Moore, Thomas Lloyd
Orange-Miehael e Vance, Isaac Robbins ir.
Roaring creek--Samuel Eek, Elias Helwe Iohn
Basret
Sugarloaf--Peter Kelns, John Conner, James
Wilson, Samuel Mct enry
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VXTHEREAS, the Hon. JosEpH B. ANruoNY
w President of the Court Of Oyer and Ter,
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, Of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace,an Court Of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district,
composed of the counties of Northumberland,
Union, Columbia and Lycoming and the II or.
William Donaldson and George Mack, Els.
quires, Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their pr"cept bearning date tho 9th day o
April in the year of our Lord one thoussnd
eight hundred and forty-our and to me directed fo
holding
a Court of Oyer and 7erminer, and Cen
erdt Jail Deiufry, General Quartet
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Plea
and Orphans Court.
! IN DANvILLE, in the County Of Columbis
on the third Monday of August Aext, being tn
18th lay aud TO continue one weeks:
Notice is therefore hereby given I
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Cor
STABLES of the said county of Columbia. thai the
be then and there in their proper persons, at |
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, with the
records, inquistions and other remembrances,
those things which TO their offices appertain
be done. And those that bound by recogn
zances, to prosecute against the prisoners that al
OF may be in the Jail of said county of Columbi
are to Oe then and there to prosecute against the
as shall be just Jurors are requested to be pun
tual in their attendance, agreeaby to their notice
. Dated at Danville, the 18th day of July
the year ofour Lord one thousand eigl
hundred and forty-fou and in tho SO We,
of the Independence of the United Stat,
Ell of America.
S IRAN DERR Shelf,
SurRIrf's OrrIcE, Danve
July 2,lS44.
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MantmoM Cave.-Twenly six large
avenues and third river, larger thar
any previously known, have been dis
covered in the mammoth cave, Ken
lucky. A sulphur spring, Of an excel
ent quality Of water, has also been found
some miles within the cave. Boats o
admirable construction have been bull,
expressly for the rivers, so that the visI'
lors desirous o. taking a water excursion
dozen or so miles under ground, can
be accommodated.
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Knowledge Of V4merica. Mr. Walsh
The excellent correspondent at Paris, oI
the National In,elligencer, quotes from
one of The papers in that city, the state
ment that "Mr. Van Buren, is abandon.
ed by Virginia, Baltimore, aud severa
other States oe the Union, on sccoun
Of Texas" The same writer says ihs
another paper tells its readers tina, The
hSonthern States of the American Uni
On are inhabited chiefly by Fret cn an'
Spanish Creoles." Beautiful
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NOTICE

Is hereby giver ,ha, have purchased a,
Constable sale, as the properly of John
Fullmer; and have left the same in his pos
session during my pleasure, aud forbid any
person taking it from him either by pur
chase or Otherwise, withou, my consent.
One third seven acres whea, in the grOunt
five acres of rye in the ground; three acres
Of corn in the ground; four acres of buck
wheat in the ground; three fourths of ar
acre OF potatoes in the ground; about ,hre,
thousand ieeI of inch boards; three bunche,
OF shingles; one ton Of hay and seven acres
OF grass in meadows.
ABR'M. YOUNG.
July l6, 1914.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees credit
IN ors and other persons interested in the estate 8
oi the respective decedents and minors, that the sd
unisttation and guardian accounts Of said Estates
have been filed in the Office OF the Register Of the
county Of Columbia and will be presented fol CO n
drmaton and allowance to the Orphans Court, to
be held at Danvie in and for the county aforeraid,
on Thursday, the 23d day of August next, at
II clock p. ".
The account Of John Kisner. admins.
traitors Of the estate of David Berlin, late
Of Sugarlosf Township, decd
Q The first and final accoun, Of Daniel
Hca,s and John Foust administrators Of
The estate OF George Hoa,s, late Of Hem
Iock Township; decd
3 The account Of WIN. J. Ikeler; ad
administrators OF the estate of Jacob Ale; late
of Mount Pleasant Township: dec d.
1 The frs, and final account OF Thomas
-lClark; administrator Of the estate of Wm.
lClark, late of Mahoning Township; decd.
The account of Joseph Brobst and John
Hartmann executors of the last will and
e Iastsmen. Of Casper Hartman; late OF Cai
awissa Township deed.
Dl 7. The account Of Solomon Neyhard
J. administrator Of The es,at OF Peter Kuorr
y aie Of Briar Creek township. deceased.
Z. The account Of John Miller, admins,
u u traitor of the estate Of Jacob Miller, late o
o Cattawssa township. deceased.
8. The account of David Roberts, on
e Of The administrators of the estate of Tho
\ mas Hays, late Of Mahcning township, de
n ceased.
CHARLES CONNOR, Register.
n REGISTER OFFICE Danyile, !
1t July %. 1874:
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NOTICE

1, hereby given lha, have purchased al
Constable sale, as the property OF James
Shoe maker; FIVE acres of buckwheai in the
ground; six acres of corn in the grovndtwo
Thirds of two acres Of buckwheat in the
ground; and have lef. the same in his pos
session during my pleasure, and forbid any
person taking it away; either by purchase
lor OF lnerwise without my consent.
GEORGE. DRlESBACH.
July 25i 1874.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

Size Of Lendon.-London is now be
yond alS doubt, the largest and mos. popu
lOus city in the world. II may some what
assist the Imagination in forming concep
ZION OF lis immensely, when we refec, ,hs,
It's present population is equal to tha, of the
six New England Stsles--viz: Massschu
sets, Maine. Connecticut, Rhode Island, N
Hampshire and Vermont.
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Dreadful Steamboat EapioSion aI
Rio.-The B,ltimore Patrior has a let.
ter from Rio de Janeiro, dated lay 2slh
which gives lhe particulars Of a mos
deplorAble accident tina, happened al
that place day or two before, by the
Bexploslon Of sleamb boat. on board o.
which was party of 800 gentlemen
and ladies'; going on pleasure excur
4sIon. The letter says that she had jus
Bpushed from her mooriugs, when lh'
boiler burs,ed with most awful explo-
tsion. "The boat was complete wreck
2Ihe mulilaled remains were gathered
as soon as possible, aud removed TO :
meg ghborng hospital; some with lht
loss of limb, some dreadfuly scalded
gand upon numbering lhem,i was founc
ffhere were eighty six wounded in the
blouse besides those removed 10 private
Ndwelllngs. There was fifty two ascer
3ialned to have been killed, and sever
persons are misSng yet. Seven u
fight have died since, and am inform
sed there are as ma0y as twenty who
are pl oEounced incurable, and will pro
badly linger in angony for several days
The number Of wounded whc sre.Stl
living, as far as ascerlained, is Ybou
sixly five. This is the first accident O
ihe kind that ever happened here, an
has caused great excitement" No A
merlcans were injured.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

Novel .ArreSi. The New York Ex
press mentions that the Commander OF
The Mexican steamer Guada loupe hat
been arrested and held to bail in the
sum of $1,000, upon the complain, OF
pne of The seamen on board and in the
MEXICAN service. The arrest was 70,
false mprisoumen'-'he compliant Of
the seaman being, that he was detained
against his will. L is further said, lha,
Nthe complainant, was Texan, found
bearing arms against Mexico, and that
he was permitted to 60 unpunished upon
condition that he would enIIsi 10 tn,
Mexican Navy. The seaman now
claims The protection of our Courts, ia
order that he may escape the service OF
Mexico.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

A curious instance of Russian justice il
alluded TO in the French journals. An ole
man, Russian, has just published his me
'noirs. in which he declares tha. he passed
50 years of his life in .oling in The mine.
Of Siberia, but that he was. never tried,
never even informed why he was punish
ed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

Sort Yourselves. There is a story OF
The officiating minister a, Manchester Col
legia,e Church having TO marty thirty cou
pie altogether on Whi,Monday. Towards
the end Of the service, female voice cried
DOT imploringly from the midst of the crowd
--'Sir, you have married me to the wrong
man. The functionary called ou,---'Sor,
yourselves, sort yourselves and wen,
Jn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

Popularity. II was de most bobulal
Governor dat New York ever had said
that amiable old DutchmAn, Gov. Yates. -
How was thar asked his friend. why
| came in unanimously, aud den wen
out unanimously; was not da. de true popu
arity!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

The Upas Tree,--A livngeplant OF th'
celebrated tree has been lately presen'-
led 10 the Hor,icullnral Society by tho
Esl lnGia Company; and is now gro
ing in he Chiswick Garden, London.
III is in perfect health, and notwlihs'and
fling The l,bles Of Dulch travellers, perpel
ualed by Darwin, may be approached
with safely, ltls, however,so virulen
a poison tha, no prudent person would
handle ii without proper precau'lon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

Ii is said the keepers of Blackwell''
Island. New York, skim The prisoner:
soup kettles TO get grease to sell 10 the
Itallow chsndlers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

Too Much. 1T costs sbou, a million
Of dollars each session of Congress for
the taking of The ayes and nays. The
|pay Of members amounts TO S555 pei
hour all the time the session lasts.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27

The number OF immigrants who arrive
in New York from Great Britain aud ir
land dnring the month Of May and Jun
was over thirty thousand.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-07-27
NOTICE.

THE Membur' of the Indeper dent Troop. Tos.
sessing State orms or aecoutements OF any descnp.
ton, are required TO forthwith deposit tlen, ell or
with DR.. George Lott 0rangevie, Vim. Neal,
Bloonsburg, or with Bright X. Paxton, osttawis-
sa.
FREDERICK swABY, Capt,
Msy rs, lS44.-6.