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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
CURIOUS OLD hooks.

There are bibomatrs here. as well as il
England, it appears, for at a late sale ir
New York, Of hooks from the Libraries Of
the late Duke nG Sussex, and DR.. Southey,
several curious old works brought very high
prices. Black latter copy, printed al
Rome. in 1893, of Colnmhus's letter 10
Ferdipand and Isabella; announcing the
discovery Of America, aud containing
10, four pages. was sold at %
dollars. Various other old works on A
merriam History brought from 10 dollars
TO 80 dollars Volume; and (our il'umina'I
ed manuscript Romsh missa'S. of vellum
25 and 80 dollars each.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
DREADFUL TRAGEDY.

TDo diurderS and one Suicide -
The Eaton. Ohio, Register o( The 2j'h u''.
relates the following mus, terrible Irsgedy'
Mr.. Elam Stevenson, respectable lartner
of D.rke county. residing about 0 ml'es
nor,h of Greenville, OHIO, was murdered
whlsl asleep. with another member OF his
f,mly, on Friday nigh, last, lie retired
IT, led ss usual, IN peace and quiet, with
his wife ard children. A,a late hour Of
the night, as supposed when the hush and
and children had fallen asleep, the wife
arose from her bed and having adjusted
her cIo,hing, sailed (orth, procured an axe.
and returning with the same stealthily ap.
preached the bed of her sleeping compan-
ion, and raising the deadly weapon sunk it
deep into his skull cut and msngled him
horribly. causing immediate death. She
then wen, to the bed of The sumbering
ch,dren-a small boy and girl-and re
NJ wed her work of destruction. The head
of The hide boy was almost severed from
his body-supposPd to have been don,
with a razor-the lutIe girl was severrl,
though not m"rialy wounded The wife
now supposng she had DESTROYED N,
whole family--leh the housa. Having
gone short distance from the dwelling
with a bride, in hand, attached the rein o
which TO young sapIing, and there pu, an
end to her own existence, b. s,rahgu!stion
from hanging. The axe and razor men
toned were found neal her remains. Th'
children, II appears. were Mr. Stevenson
by former wife, the latter being his secon'
consort We have as ye, head no cause
assigned for these appalling deeds. Bo
from the circumstances above as related ,
we have no doubt that the perpetrA,or oi the
murder nd suicide was al the time laborint
under 6l Of insanity
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
GTL!L&NIANo

MARRlED-Un Sunday the srh,by ,h'
Rev, X. b. CIaxron, pastor Of S. Stephen,
}hurch; Maj Francis l.. BowMAN, t.
Nl-s ANGELINA, eldest daughter of Sanue
D BrUbsl, Esq. Of Wilkes Barre.
AT ihe same time and place, by the sam,
Mr JosEPH p. LHcLERc jrlo Miss AMAN
oA' daughter of john Il. Dean, Esq u
Wilkes Barre.
Oa Sunday the l5rh inst ir Brercreek
" toe Rev. Mr., Mills, Mr.. DANIEL vi
NEER, 10 Miss AMANDA SHoBAEr. both o
Sugarloaf township, Luzerne 90.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
SCARCITY OF WATERS.

One Of the hes, things we have stun
b!ed upon lately, is the following.
~ gentleman diring at fashionable
hot whore servants were few and isj
brtween, despatched lad among tncn
for cut Of beef. After a very on4
time the lad returned, aud placed IN
be, butore the faint aud hungry gent
lemao. 'Are you,' said the geollcm m
she lad who took away my p ate fDl
this hee::? 'Yes, sir Bless me rr,um
e the hungry vii, 'how y0u huU
gro1CH Siuce.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
A GOOD SIZED FAMILY.

The louisville Democrat Of the 26,h ult
says;-'On yesterday, an emieraling party
passed through our city, consisting Of a
father, mother, and twenty children. The
parents appeared 10 be ahou, forty five years
Of age, the three youngest children ahou'
six or eight months only. They were
travelling in true pedestrian STYLE; the sire
leading bose, the dame experimenting
the interesting group whi,s,lhrre Of the
eldest daughters were carrying each, one
Of the babies. Their destination we did
mt learn, bnt thing it not improbable Iht
old man is abou, settling colony in
Oregon
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Tile True CiSe-Among the dis $
lrous results of the election of Polk an,
D Has, he'aIded in the Wing uewspa
prrs, we notice the total failure Of mer
chan, in Utica. Thsis no R,orbIck
rhe gentleman did lhI, aud ms Inlur'
iOas HE result Of The election Of Mr.
Polk, The much wronged iodividua
wt- a drygoodo dealer Of fair Standing
dolog business ona moderate cap td anC
extensively ON credi'. He had bet, it
the aggrcg t., $4,000 on the election
# Clay, and ,lIed WI AIN lwD weeks Of
the election. Tor S27 600. Q ierY-
Snould his Iate be charged 10 tn,
,lrcuon Of Polk, Or to the defeat o
CLy N Y. News.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
A SRTIKE AND TURN OUT.

A turn out has taken paIce among the
the workmen on The Valley Railroad a,
Pousvllle. The contractors were paying
80 cents a day, but las, week, owing to the
great number ou, Of empIoymeo, in the re
glon' an attempt was made 10 reduce
The. wages TO 10Y cents pei. day dur
Ing the winter. Several of the workmen
were arrested in consequence Of preventing,
by force, others from working
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

y~t7~In our ms, we mentioned the Jeali
Iof Mr. John Funston, ui Madison W,
have siuce learned. that he enlisted into ,ht
army of the Revolution. was taken pris"neI
md confined on board the JERSEY Prison
Ship After being exchanged, he re,nrne,
10 The service, aud remained in it during
he war. and oLt.ined au honorable dl>'
lsnargr We question Whether he Vas no.
he last survivor. Of those who were con
ined or board that horrible prison
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
WHITE NATIVE STRAW BERRY

A. Good yin, nf Ash6eId, Mass describes
a kind OF Strawberry, which he ,hinksis a
native Of rhe Berkshire Hills. lie says:- !
is larger than the common field strawberry
very hardy, and yields great quantity o
quit, producing in succession three or -four
weeks. When ripe il is OF a yelnwisl
white, contrasting beautifully with the red
strawberry.-lt has a fire hovnr,. aud "h'r
picked, cleaves from the hulI,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Solemn COnSideraiionS-U UuderstSnd
wen The force of the words-A God A
'Momeul An Eternity A God who
sees thee; moment which flies from thee !;
an eternity which awaits thee God
.whom We serve so i'll; momen, Of which
'ye profit so little; an eternity which ye ha
zard SO rashly -t..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

IL Liverpool, Eng. from 35 600 TO 10;
900 person live in cellars, always damp g.
low, generally unpsved, and devoid of sew
ers drainage. |, is also stated lhai in Man
chester, 8, l79 families are living in cellars.
Many of them are wihoutn ,brs and near
lv dark; and are bull, below the level Of The
river. -. D
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
RICH DISCOVERIES

silver mine has been opened ii Ess,
Tennessee of grea, value. The company
who own the mine arc making extensive
preparations for working it,. The ore, ills
said,is very tirh. being considered worih
lwo hundred and fny dollars per ton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
n O I'll c T.

Nnllce Is hereby given, that we have
his day purchased al Constable sale,ss lht
properly oi William Cunningham, The fol
owing property to wiliont,bsy horse one
Drown mare, set Of horse gears, one COW
lnc Cali, three sheep, five hogs. ore wa
g,n and hed. ,wu hdrtous, three ploughs
mo c"Ihng box snd knife. one cradle gut
'cy'he lonr erase sry II. one and half M
nf hays Any bushels Of corn in the ears
ono lo' OF cloVrr seed half Of .e,tn acre,
Vt rye IN lhe ground. hsIt of six arrs O
~hta, in the ground, two t!tds. one clock
1ne lot Of rye Ia the sheSi, enc la, offpder
fifteen bushels Po,sloes, AL of which N,
hays left with said Cunningham; durirl
our pleasure.
L, & j. LAZARUS.
OrangeviIe, Nov 80 1874
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
@E,1-1;7z'; ;--;:,f 7,-s1--S-7a
WESTEREN RIVERS.

The S.. Louis Revielle Of he dth
inst, reports from the upper Mississippi,
thai Fever river was entirely frozen
over, aud below Gulena the floating ice
is five or six inches thick The river il
very low, there being bat about two
feet of water on the upper aud eighteen
inches on the lower rapids, aud fall.
ing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
EARTHQUAKE.

! sligh, shock Of an earthquake was fell
IN Portland about 4 o'clock un Wednt las
morning, 1t was accompanied by noise
similar TO the rumbing Of the cars over III.
railroad bridge.
A severe shock was felt at Knoxville AM
Athens, Tenn on the 24lh uIt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

The village Of CsJiz; Ohio. has been
severely afflicted, for some weeks pasi,wih
Ery.ip elias. Some fifteen ,or.ts enty PEI
-ou.. IT /. stated, have been proslraed a
one time - eigh, or ten. have died suddenly
md The lives of many have been despaired
r
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

FouriShinS The Trivoli Stineu
ManuIactory, just north Of Albany
situated on The PAlroons' Creek, is in q
1our,hrng condition. Il gives employ
ment to about so hands, and lurns olr
each year abour 100 600 yards Of slIn'
rll If super ior qlsl'ly. &c.,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
uy...sNs.sH-aiezaa,zaa.A

When YOU SEQ person continually bark
ing at and abusing those possessed Of in.
dnenre, YOU may know, that like dog a
the foot uf the trees, he barks because be
can't climb. ...a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
CHANGE OF TINE.

The people of Main, a, their late
ieleelion, decided that their Legislature
shall meet after the present winter on
The second Wednesday OF May, instead
Of the first Wednesday Of January,
as heretofore, bya vote Of S2,o29 to
l0,0l5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

The Smithsonian BcqHeai, this
tune, the interest due To tne Smuhsoniao
RrQursl Fund, by the frreasurer Of the
United States, amounts to SlS2 600 aud the
whole fund to $500 600. 1t will be mat
ter for earnes. discussion during the present
session of Congress, as TO he bes, means
nf applying this money.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Oranges were the staple of Ilorida pre-.
vious 10 s35, and some trees were known
To be ote hundred and fifty years old; bu
one n,ghtiu the month of FEBRUARY of tina
year, severe frost kiIed Them all, sine,
which this profitable tree has been lost.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Henry CLAY. on The 10Th inst, emanrgu
ed bis servant, Charles Duptv, Char'c,
five wear, sgn, travelled through Caua'is
Nilh bis ns.tl., ba, de,ilned al solicitation,
10 leave him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

An old farmer in New Hampshire, who
voted ag inst abolishing capital punishment,
gave az reason why he thus voted-Tbs
if banging shonld be abolished in the state
all those who ought,o be hung would be
sure to come To New liempshre TO live!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
FREEDOM TO THE BOND.

Nathaniel Hood, of Kings county; Iorel>
dere,s d; left by his will, nearly all hi,
slaves free, amounting 20 some two or lh,er
hundred, with ample provision 10 osrrl
them 10 Liberia
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Robespierre said in The National Assem-
bly, Of France, while hnraugnng against the
n practice Of duelIing, What can be
Vgealer in human nature, Than to see man
&render himself superior 10 insulh'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
OUR TREASURES

Discoveries valuable iron ore have been
made Ia the lower An,hrari'e region oi
Pennsylvania, Ilue NORTH E,sl Of Uanis
burg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

The newly elected Vice President Of
Texas; served his limo as an apprentice 10
the shOemakng business,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Henry 6. Spackmao, Esq of Phila-
leiphia, formeri! a member of tht
House OF Representatives of this STATE,
nd more recenIly member Of Senate,
,as been received as a candidate iol
Holy orders by The standing committee
If lhe Protestant Episcopal Church,
81 The diocess of Pennsylvania, Mr., S,
vas always regarded as an able and
rtlicienl Legislator, and will doubtIes'
prove sill more. useful in his new
vocation. - ti,, r.t
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
DEATH OF HON. THOMAS MORRIS

The Hon. Thomas Morris, the candidate
Of ihe Liberty party for the Vice Presidenc,
died suddenly at his residence near Bethel
CIerm"nl comfy, Ohio; on Saturday morn
lng week. lie was apparently in vgor
nus heath before his decease. He has
,een member of the Legislature Judge
Uuned States Senator, &r. 90.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
GROWTH OF ROSTON.

The number of permits taken out for n"
.rec,on o, buildings in Boston, from Ianu
qry TO December, was 1872; in East Bo.mn
POS; in South Boston l96. Total 1925.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

a Ptris paper states that the 30oA
,nnivers''v oi the i0lrohnclion of po'a.
Toes in Eu OOe was celebrated I, "
dsSs since al Munich.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

The Hon ,mes Fish, formerly men.
her of The House uf Representatives OF the
Tn ted States, died Al Wantuu, VI, in III.
I82d wear Vi his age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
List IF Jurors.
For January Tenn, Is45.
Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Caleb Barton, Peter Mensth George "
Abbott
BlIercreek-D. A Bowman
Caltawissa-- Joseph Drobst
.Dery-Nilliam Hendershott, Thomas MoIr-
mead, Michael Snyder, Enos Miller, Robert M
Kee
Ffanklin-Jacob Shultz, Samuel Shck
GreenwoQd-Ddnic Fox
Liberty John Hopper
Mahonng-- Edward Morrison, 7. S Hubbard
seweIl Gibbs, David Roberts
Monteur-Stepheu Lazarus, John Fry
Madison-Charies Clruahuu, John Moore
Roanng creck-Rcuben Fdrmger, Amzi Blown
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
TRATERSE JURORY-Jan. ls45

Blocm-Pe,er En., Peter Hinton John Shumal
l.. Rupert
COuawlssa- Joseph HaInan, Peter Bsdine
Dery-l holuas Foster Esq
Fishing creek-John Alhger, John VI. Duckavw
Alexander Kremer, John Henry
Gteenwood-I honas Davis, ionus lioyman, vht
Cool, Peter Girton
Liberty Daniel Cotner, Michael Shves
Mdhonlng- Thomas Branden, James Gaskins,
Joseph Hsrtman, Stephen Morse, Simon +. Kasc
Sha,plors Taylor
MIttlin- Benjamin Iianch, Peter Yohc. S,cphei
II. Miller
Madison William Runvan
Monteur George Kaufman
Orange William Whl,myer, John Achenbach
Wired Howell
Roaring creek Peter IIeIbine, Anth ny Deug
Iit!, Esq
sugahoaf- William kile
FldnkIin- William Bird
VAltey-Jame4 Boutman
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
ssIssaaE:.s.ssa.azz.sss1ss

Distressing Rcc'deM by Fire Tn
tweIing house aud barn of Mr.. S~J
mIus F. Is B'nedjc', at Wal'on, Delaware
conr,y, n Y. was destroyed by fire ou
Saturday nrghl last, the IN inst. aud
his wife aud five children perished it
he fl'mes. The hre was accidentally
e mmunic hed. M,s.B. was lost in III
endeavor 10 save her children. A child
four years old, followed her, aud also
Tell victim. The eldest daughter;
bout eighteen years old. Is so baily
lnrned as to render her recovery ex.
c"ediogIy doubtful. A callmity s,
IL adrul seldom falls to tn lJt Of man,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
TAKE NOTICE,

gETHAT we have this dav purchased Of Coue,a
Z hIe sale as the property OF Peter ENean,
'culJri one cock'-Oue leauTeau---one iron kettle
6 hogs-2 tons Of h4y--une black cow--on,
hrler- one sorei mare. ond grey mare---two sett
of harnrss--one TWO horse wsgon--5CO sha,es o
rye--anj one sled, and have lcf the same in hi.
possession during our pleasure.
DANIEL PEELCR
PETER EYELAND jr
FisLasc eek October lS s44 ia
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
ISO,


BY uirtue cfa wrH NJ ievari .Euciqs.
In me directed, UW be cryosea to
public safe, atfhe SaMe nme and
plUce.
A cerIan Lot or parcel Of ground.
ltuaIe in Bloom township, in the county of Col
Imyla, and marked in ncelian plan, Of lots laid
,ut 10y the administrator. of the estate Of Ludwig
Eyer deceased. adjong the said town Of Bloofns-
'urg, n. (number one beginning al post on
he land now owl el by the kev, Geoygc I Irakc,
md first street Of said town, and yruu;ng thence
'lons the said street north sixty one degrees l..
10 PeTches and three tenhk Of rerch to a;rost;
hence by lot No. in the said plan owned by
| 'a'eb Barton, No. 8 degrees, and a half west
lileen perches 10 post, nine feet alley thence
long said alley south, sixty degrees west % perhcs
md three lenths 10 post; thence along; the lot Of
said Rev G. c. Dnke ;. 29 degrees L. fifteen
'etches and six ienths TO the place of beginning
c'nfninlng one acre stlic measure I've the sane
more c.!.ss.
tUon tie premises is !arse THO
S1OHY BRICK HOUSE.
! Seized taken in execution und 10 &c sold as tile
property of Jacob GIouel.
IRAN DERR, Ster,G
ShriG'S Office, QanpiHe, Dec. 4, 1914.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

ImD0rtaut i0 iue LaaieS --Th,
Partisan modi>les are about getting up
style Of female dceSs, which will s-nn
III our bellies back 10 tirsl prlucip pies
in plain English, bu,tleS and Other
-X'ras ate 10 be entirely dIsp nsed
Wllh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Pdiue Of NeWSpdpsrs-A thousa ne
lines, says the Mscclestield Courier, have,
We heard this question and apswer:- Iw"
gentlemen meet W hats the news 2
1ays one, Nothing but wha, YOU see IT,
he papeIs They pass on about then
rnslness Has II ever been noticed lhar
,mUng the thousand benefits OF newspa
per, no, the least is, lhs, it does away Al
nee with little Nihe gossip, street ySrh
iUn'I.h exaggrrallon, scandal, and news
nOugering which once tonk up so much o
he time of those who were always bearinl
r telling some new lhiug Oue real evil u
social life Is thus ended. The man rise.
| IA the morning, looks over the paper, ~,
IL satisfied tia, he knows all worth know
Ing of the passing history Of tie World.
! 1e has nothing 10 tell and nothing rn bcs
Ifqrlher He does not spend his lln,c in 90
| log Information which his nelghhor know,
4s well as himself He is not auuo,rd IL
lihe midst at his business or pleasures hN
| lie recital nf aft ,irs IN which he takes u,
interest The same with women Cnrrn,u,
gra,iied without loss of time The Srau
| IaI Of lhe dav has no, empoNed hUo 'rrt
rusv meddIIng tongues in ts CIrcujalio,
md eAaggera'ion Conversation rk.s
higher tone Principles cC morals aud tat
re discussed; the new poem, ,he last booI
slhjerr vi couversalinn Even the niue
matters of lie, society owes a large det
TO The ue wspaptr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Shocking Goa rreHcs on Mc P0HSrWf
Railroad. The Miners Journal mention,
TWO shocking occurrences Oh the Pdusvillt
Railroad, last week, One was ,he dest
of a sun of Mllens, Uf SuhLylklli Haven.
who va. killed while mlkihg 10 his mu,hei
IN consequence OF the backing Of the ualr
The other wasa more lameUtable sfat
involving probably the lives OF three pei
sons, We copy the occurrence from lb
PousyvIe Journal
'OH Thursday; us a coal tain vas going
down, coupling broke and the Train became
detached. Alter the engine and part Of tn,
lraIn passed through The first bulge above
Port Clinton, the walchman, suppOsing lh,
whole usiu had pissed. went To examin,
whether any sparks had iallen in the btldg,
scc0rding to his usual custom. One Of hl,
chIdren followed mnI, and also his wife
After they were on the bridge some dts
lance, they observed the balance of The irsll
approaching, when both parents rushed {,
save The chIId-5ut unfortunately too late I,
make their rsrspe--lhe cars passed over Al
hrer; completely severlng the head fuu
the cElld; cutting off the leg o
he man and the arm Of the woman. w
nave moi learned lhe names Of lhe suffer
ers
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
CHARLES Il. BUCKALEW;
Attorney at Law,

D1OOMS0UiAGo PAa
GNce South side Of .buUtSh opposite
Eyer S' H'Usy'e Store,
aJ-WllL ATTEND COURTS IN
THE COUNTIES OF COLUN BiA
AND LUZERNE.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
Frame Stable,

lnd other out huildings.
Seized taken in execution and 10 Lcsod as the
property uf Gilbert Fowler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
g. pcs,soo MARKETS, Nov. 14-Proyi'ion, scarce ene
Hses very hsS. Heel ss per Dbl: Prime Pork sE
Markets. Carefully Reported for 7as 7T1Sane;

Markets. Carefully Reported for 1as Tribune
TUESDAY. Dec 10.
As6ESIn mites there is no change since yesrerdny Ihe
rk dull shippers of Pot, only offering sIt u1 1si ioi
,, rcod hs la Pearls there sales leo bbs at lsa-
fOrTQN-There Some buyers 70 maze a NJ Il,
m 70 Ssn, Tha stock here bong quite light ano
q sog % firr arc favorable Gestures IN inc inaISe
ttsYy market or the other side however, snippcs ~as
sa Sf farther fall The transactions add up soo Da'es
dselns the steamer y, about to y, To- % 40, ho,
ony Moderate bot holders steady at IS for common
ess ard q GAY s475 for the range OF
sseo;rng sttS for Genesee ard AZ tnnt NJ s y,
ssa might DO made Salss 5n DDS boShgpu1 D; "a 81
W. scsashea we.h s4 81 90 Sour IS q - ~ ~
hSyhern tfcre j. some demand and ctee sales OF ~"
s,sndywne. s4es Geofcet9wn ~ ososs Ricbmoni
- go bib Sour supposed at S30 Hsitnoe. rJ En,,r
y Alsxsndria "a 20 is4 ts B1esT EiH,,1 20 iss
.9. and IN isir demand. Jerscy Meal So 50 s2
Va mosefste demand Sale. 40 bbls Brandy on terms
= ts;is,as Enehe Bag Meal IS ~ 81 ,,. WON,
ndltkY-Bbs are rather dull, there 3eipg ra,ne, n1
ae nsiket than the demand requires, Sales pfadse 70 ,a
ss Gsics Sales 90 bels. Pennsyivaiila anu Sio'< W
NC which il a decline. .,,, -, ,,. 40
.ntfJIhe quantity offering considerable p1t t,e oe
lot tho supply Of The East continues large ana iee'e
Nsrss. Sajes q 500 bales nj 10 a IS cts;
~. change Eastern, delivered up tho River, Is worth
oSS-The market 70, Ohio Pork very steady
pecs for the supply o. the isde oe
EyM quote Prime Q, s6 Mess 20 %,sn y, p.S
and DO 70 go bb Mes. New Beei : WITHOUT ps ~
eoense. end quoted nj o. 70 q ana og % W.
ts arc moderate Some 80 20 SOC bos besI Has aeo
denaEd wh sale. $50 bbls Vermont Al % TO- ard so
Kegs ere dull hu, HOO kegs baye been taken
sEhSS sec for Prime. No Hams are not plenty. sne
sss et&a Hanz was usds OF Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Irs- Dr.. III. Ki.nb1lps Mineral Teeth.-Jhe
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
sst upon them by those who have worn them togeser WIN
Their known intrinsic superiority the great mas. OF tSth
that made in this country have Induced Rr knoa 10
Div the demand for them 10 eztent he as been
Confirmed this design BY the uniform success witch has
he hsh encoums passed upon these eelh oy
many Distinguished citizens who are now wearing
hem and several OF most emsent PHYSICIANS ana len
lists this city. who have spontaneously offered the msi AM
Continue 10 be made by Dr. Kmba ezchsiov Jor ms osa
PRACTICE they the elegant manner upon hes
binc The utility with the greatest possible comfort me-
are warranted be unsurpassed by any thar are maue n Inc
iied States and are guaranteed u cnscS TO III peSct
and the that eTtiisia can s S h
ms nr-augemens such will enho aim 10 oHe- tnese
teeth made the style above mentione at ne SANS IT,a
,bni nv, CHARGED far TIC interior kinds Specimens may
BE- sen nj his nouss No 81 Broadway ner Spring ,eei
MI lrnirvs