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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Died ,oh,ie Playing Cords.-A female
named Eliza Anzelh was engaged on Sat
urdAy night, at Norfolk, in playing game
OF cards Tor small wager,W which wager sh,
had won. She laid Der hand on the pacl
and instantly expired. She had been sub
jecl TO an affection of The head.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

The express with the English mail
came from Boston over the Long lolau'
R,llroad, from GreeUporl, to Brook y
with IlIbrrnia's passengers. in 9 hour
and ,wenIy minutes running Tim
rale Of forty miles pei hour,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

NaraI Depot In 0hio CiE-- There
are prospects of a Naval Depot Of the Lakes
being established in Ohio city. The old
,Efiver bed furnishing an excellent mooring
the island in front protection against
the sea, and The high bank IN real com
manding position for a fort, from which
an enemy could be kept at bay.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.

One hundred and i(y.eight German
emigtan,s arrived a. New Orleans Moves,
from Bremen Thee were born on 'hr
passage, and the question arises whether
they are natives or foreigners. At any
rate, they we're bora under the Am".''an
flag. and will no doubt claim the rights OF
Am rican ci,jzcns at the proper time.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

A secret club called Young Germany
has lately been dragged TO light in SwIl-
zerand. II is numerous and possesses
extensive ramifca,ions. II prolesse>
he most violent doctrines, The division
IF property, The right If aSsassinaling
kings, the encouragement of revolutions
&c
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
QUICK " DIRK

rOn last Tuesday, SAYS the Morgantow'
TW) Nounlaneer, at the Iron Works OF E
II. Elicot,, in This county, lO5 kegs ol
nails were cut in rine hours, with nln'
large machines and five small ones, This
is said to be the best work ever done in the
United States.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Coz x. s. ELLIOTT, Indian Agent, with
adelegation Of eleven Paltowaiame Indians,
from Councl! Bans, on the Missouri river
passed through Baltimore on Wednesday
on their way TO Washington, whittier they
ale going To negotiate treaties in reference
TO their nation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Two men lckled a gul TO death il
the envlrons of Paris lately. FIRST she
laughed heartily, then conVulslve heave'
Of ,he chest succeeded. She rose, bu
Immediately fell and expired.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
IMPORTANCE OF A SINGLE VOTE

In the recent election in Dauphin county
there is tie vote between Mr. William
d. Boas, the Democratic candldate,an Mr.
John Z,n, the Why candidate, for the off
ce of Prolhono'ary; the duty of ting the
vacancy will devoIve uprn the Executive
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
A YANKEE NOTION.

A Boston paper says 'ha, shocp'g mil
will make forty bushels of shoepegs in
day they are nicely packed in bushe
bags, and are exported in considerable
quantities from that port for the Londor
markels-a Yankee notion!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

the Mobile Register Of the iilh in
'tant, states that a large portion Of the
back part of The CRY has been under wa
ter for some days, from The fac, that the
Ii,ches, drains and culverts were ob
Sifucted.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

An English alchmacer,nam' 'dSyming
ton, has invented clock, the motive power
of which is the dropping Of water: 1t re-
quires no winding up and but little attention
and is said to be very successful expert.
ment.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

In Geneva, Swl,ze!land, so famou'
for is watches, it is said that The annu'
production is about 100000; 5000 work
men being employed in The business
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
OHIO ELECTION

The Wing majority on join, ballot in the
Legislature is twenty -two,sl IN the SenA tt
and sixteen in the House
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

The London Times estimates the cap
ilsl of sevenly-four railways completed
or in the course of completion, at elO3,
I66,22o,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

n Nv Prophe, has started up at
J,mmcl l.. lie gives hIs follower
c ue,Ics, 81 that they may vomll up tn
devil. LucIy some ct n,s souI-purltlet>
came near destroying the earthly tabei
uacIe of three OF four Of the female de
voices
EmigrlntS.-Sevcn'v thousand pei
sous have arrived at NV YORK Icon
lor,ign ports Within uIne mouths.
Nr,c Y H CenSaS. The re'urN from
forty coruDIes give a population Vt 2l2l
SOC, an increase Of l66, ,GlS since l3lO
rnere arc urw nineteen cUun!Its to heH
from.
Sialne u C"i,mbns.-The Gprmal
| IurnaIS annoupce, lha' a slGlue is to h.
erected al G"no,, To Christopher Col
lnmbus, and that the king OF Satdini
has subscribed to the amount Of $4,000
francs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

kentucky is to have a Thanksgiving
Day too Goyernor Owsley haying set apar
Thursday 27Ih u November next, for that
purpose
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

The population of the State Of Indiana i,
now abou, eight hundred thousand.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
FLORIDA ELECTION.

CabelI,the Wing candidate for Congress
has been. elected IN Florida by 300 majority
over Brockenbaugh, Democrat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

L0rge Dan,agcS AT the late Circu-
It Court heId DWhleplains, West Ches
Ter county, n. Y NI,sa CookDo,a lady
using forty years OF age, ob'aIned ver-
let OF four houslud dollars against Nlr.
Addison Hi, ,of oboul the same age to-
breach of promise OF marriage.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

The Eoglsh Relig ou1 Trac, Society
is indus,IlousIy circulating Tracts in Chi
na. " six months, 10 March 3l,i.
26, 900 had been printed aud issued it
ShJushae alone:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

i'm OM Compa"y.-The Boston Cadets
were on, on Monday They have been al
organized company for lO4 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

II roll of carpetIug, lately fell from
chamber window, in SpringIi Id, Moss
IN deacon HbeI Swee,eer, as he wa
passing, and killed him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
Caution.

WHEREAS my wife having left my
house, 10 consequence of her derange men,
Of mind lspersonS are forbid trusting he
onlmy account, as shall refuse TO pay any
debts of her contracting hereafter, as am
all times wiling to give her good supper
iG she remains al home.
PETER MILLER
Orange township, Nov. l-lSl5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Forty six men were recently drown.
at Brest by a sudden sq"II whlc,
,ver,ook the war steamer Doris, by
which she filed and sunk.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Among the curlusIlies of the New
York Cdlle Show were a palr of mrlk
white female mules, and couple O
nj k.whre Guinea iowls'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

1t is said the Magnetic Telegraph
will be completed belweeI B,ll,more
'od PhiIadelphla by The lst OF Dccem
Der,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

More Brass Plates, win inscription in
m unknown tongue, the key TO which
las been delivered To a new prophet,named
Slrang, have been recently found in Wis
'onsin. The multiplication of so man,
plates speaks greatly their iille to credbili.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

The mechanic who ~ ashamed Of hts
# ock, is himself a shame to his profess
100.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
.3DJOURNED
SIIERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a wri, Of ven. ex. 10 me direct
ed; will be exposed to pubic sale. al he
Cnurt House IN DauviIIe, IN Monday NE
I7,h Of November, 1916 at IL U'cluck. NJ.
the following property TO VIZ:
II ccrioin tract ofidnd situate IN Grecn-
wood township, Culumbia County contain
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01
STSyTSo
n O T | C f.

n y Y Il y
AE1 HEREAS. have Ic"nsd fom various
Wv sources, thata certan Mary Harms, Of SUI
gsIuaf, has circulated SANDER that have abused
ard attempted to k my Nue, and J. G. O. anl
=, &. o have AkeWse done the same thing.
Now,i they bsNc done TO-, pronounse the story
inlSchood and SANDER, and stand ready to prove II
SO, at any time,
JEREMIAH STILES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Lowell, with Us population of so 600
souls, has no less Than 23 places Of wor-
snip.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

GCv,Dort is at present residing in Can.
ton. His health, though not good, is
decidedly better than when he left prisou
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

FOR Grdtultvus Circulation to all persons VIII,
will cad, Preserve, aud Lend it, at u. Llu1
BlOomsburg. john Moore, D,nvIlle, John kuscl
Milton, W allcl " Co. Berwick.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Washington civ. O,lo5er !, 1915
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-24

The expenditures for Inc same period were
$29.96S, 206 %, of which $s,5SS, l57 81
were applied TO the payment of the pub
lie debt. The balance in the treasury on
The first of July last. was $7,65e, 3O6 %.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-24

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-24
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The New York herald., 1845-04-16

DTsTREssrNo CALAMITv-SKvKN PERSONS BURNED
TO DKATH.-Onthe night OF Saturday, the 22t ult
John Benty, farmer Of the township OF Verulam,
awoks by asense Ct suhocston, and finding the room
sop, who being much frightened alfo got out of bed
shouting murder" MURDER The father by this tim
the ught Of knocking out the window Of his bed room
and throwing out these ot the children thst there
but thinking that he might hurt them he told his vie
who by that time awake, that he would 60 outside
snd receive them from her he then with some difficulty
made his way out Of the honse by the only outside coor
He broke In the window and repeatedly called his wife
hand out the children, but rece wing no answer he
went to the window Of the bed room In which thu
whom he had awoke aud breaking 1t also he called
upon the children there, but oil silent There was
answer in that silence awful than words could
uttered The father attempted to get p BY the
oor hut burnt and repused by the ,mes and most
heartrsnding to rea'e seven perssns ie victims to th
devourng element, viz Mrs. Bently end six childrsn
Though they all slept the lower foo escape had been
impossible The eldest was hne you1E man abou, %
years Of sge sod the youngest about year cid After
.he 1re hsd subsded discovered that tho mother
with ono Of the children la her arms had followed he,
husband to within about three feet Of the door and here
1ershed An inquest held the 2Ist nlt on the re-
nains Of the unfortunate suffers, and verdict in cod
with the circumstances IF the case was retnrnfd-
Port Hope Garcne, 6T,n6.
FIRES IN NEWARK On Saturday afternoon
barn belonging to Mr.. Plum, in Washington stree,
Was destroyed by hre, togethe. with two or three
sheds, &c, adjoining. The "Hope Buildings" oi
Messrs Ellison, Cougar u Son, used for q variety
y manufacturing purposes, caught and was DANA
ged to the amount OF between three and tour hun
ired dollars Joseph Gould's stable in Commerce
street, was flred the same afternoon but dscovefed
IN season and extDguished with hu. little damage
boy OF about IA years Of age was apprehended OF
suspicion. On Monday night the cabinet factory OF
Mr. Gram was destroyed by fire damage upwards
OF $4,000, Also the same night, The carriage
factory Of Mr. Qsinoy, damages SlSsO00'
The New York herald., 1845-04-16

The exporta ion Of these manufactures from Hayre to
New York in S4a was much larger than any Of the onr
exce l64l 50 far, the numt Of packages
ed The yearly value OF tho exports from Hsvre 10 THU
pert have not from any official sources but the mum.
Of packages sufficient evidence Of the increase In
The trade. In silk manufactures alone there has been
increase 10 1914 OF 3674 and packages end in oil
other descriptions about the same increase
The secretary the Treasury hiss addrefsed circular
20 the O. Electors OF Cnstts in relation 10 the
of the drawback BILL passed at the late session Of Con-
sress We make some extracts from the circular for the
government cf thosc interested in this business.
SicRlrARv CT The TRsAsURys CIRCULAR TO ColLEo.
Tobf, IN RELATION TO DaAwpAcK DprrEs
In regard TO hs exporatioa ct merchandise to Chihua
tuasnJ Sinta Ee:
On fs giving twenty four honrs notice at the Custom
ouie fntenon 70 export the exporter must maze due
nTy and or that purpose mut produce tbs invoice
lnred by the second section act Said entry must
rects invnice in detail, and in addition give parti
ul,r description of the merchandise, whence and BY
~h,m impo tel, the of the vfssel and the time of
mrortlon vi the original invoice valus Of the goods
aud alo state destination and route by which the
II sn,ise ia to be ira SPIRITED.
In c,nsiso~a OF the large inland tran portaon and
ths risk Of injury end defscng the marks on
the psctsge' rsby rendering II dicu q identify
,tbe revenue to require that each package sho be
in focure wooden box covering which IN 81
ame marks and numbers are to be placed those on the
package.
f"sgn meIchsn e In the crginsl pac kages ns impcr
ted TO the delegated Of rxpora'ion enumerated Ia
the sfcfcn of Tue act 70 ba similar TO that presorib
81 In 'he ~ nc ion of the general Collection 40, OF
Iarch i19t, ntd al the legal requirements ona forms
law musi be trcty pursued In arising under this
,et
Oothe arrival OF merchandise transported inlapd at
either OF he enumerated Of expectation, ctrcf and
thorough lnspecon OF the same must bu made by 81 ~
aosr Of tho ouStom to ses that ms goods are 'asnsca
The New York herald., 1845-04-16
City Intelligence.

MURDER AT THE LrrArIc Asylum. AT BLAcxwELLs
sLAED-A murder was committed on Blsckwelps Island.
about half past o'clock yesterday morning, and in
this instance almost the first record the unfortunate
wretch who deprived snothcr human being Of existence
10 lunatic As near the Reporter could gather the
i that snd man nsmiH or iunacy
and that he had contracted unconquerable dislike TO
another lunatic named Isaac Benedict black man,
years OF age Yesterday at the above mentioned
Reynolds got possession Of shovel and when the black
him he struck him several violent blows upon
the head, from which he died in very few minutes The
unfortunate lunac secured and notice sent tolhe
Coroner to hold an inquest. That officer visited the
Island to-day, but did not hold any inquest He will pro.
baby do 30 tomorrow OF course punishment can be
inflicted upon Reynolds BY the law he s not respon
sble agent.
TeucHED.-E. L. Owen, who was touched" by Jose
phne Sandgcve, did not board at the New York Hotel
Police Once -ArRM ls-ArrEMPr TO PicK Pocx.
ErMr. George Fsgsn Of 26s Broadway, while in the
auction store No 264 Broadway this morning. saw men
named George Harrison endeavoring pick the pocket
OF gentleman present. He arrested him, and Ee was
committed
An ADRoIr THErr-While Mr.. Rufus King Of this city
converting with friend at the Post-oce few DAYS
since some Of the light fingered gentry took diamond
east pin, worth $500, from his shirt bosom.
No other case of Importance came up.
The New York herald., 1845-04-16
Superior Court.
nofoaA I.I-

ArRIL l5-Safn,nia CaYrias ct al rs Jaekson Marine
Insurance Compcny-Action brought upon policy Of in
srrsnce The plaintiff In this In the fall Of the year
1884, imported cargo Of segars &C. frem Neuvitss, to
Matthews Co.. his cousignses in this city They effect
ed an insurance on the cargo with dsfendants When
the vessel arrived part Of t6esegAis were found TO be
considerably damaged, ard suit is brought TO
yer for the partial loss thereby sustained Verdict
forenoon aH
Before Judge Oakley.
Valentine Mott ct al the Trustees s the 9Th street Bsp.
fist Chrrch.-This was action brought TO
years rent $425 of the lecture Of the stuyvesant
Institute Defence set up was that according to the
agreement entered into between the parties light and IRE
rv wsv made comioytshi. hut thst IN cons~nnencs ef
this not having been performed, tho pastor and half
their congregation had e and the whole establishment
was on the point Of being brokeup Verdict for plaintiff
The New York herald., 1845-04-16

MYSTERIOUS SIGNAL FIRxs.-The Philadelphia
papers mention that signal fires frequently seen
burning in New Jersey, and they seem anxious to
ascertain what they mean? We suppose that they
have about as much to do with s1ottery drawing
as with anything else. The E~gxirr Of yesterday
says:-
We informed that signal fires at night are now quite
common in New Jersey-across which State information
and communications are constantly fitting with myste
rious and phantom like speed and secrecy We noticed
the crimson fires Red HILL in paper Of Saturday
and we have since learnt that tslegrsphc intelligence
conveyed not only from New York to this ey-but also
from New York to Baltimore. The last station In New
Jersey for the transmission of Baltimore Mt
Ephraim from which tho lights responded to- on one
othe heights below so on southwards The
objects Of these teegrsphc signals Of course only
known TO the inated-but the country people are fire..
quently startled with the apparaton Of the vivid fires
sometimes crimson sometimes of q clear blue and some
times Of pale yelow-and heights that are lonely
and embosomed In woods We have heard q rumor that
light means buy"-and two lights "sel" but buy or
sell WHAT Of course unable to say. farmer told
that he had ascerainsd that in the Transmission
election returns by night every distinct light exhibited
counts 500 Thus assuming that in the late Presidential
election the color appointed for the Clay signal
and that Of Polk buethe exhibition Of % red lights
wsud denote 500 votes for Clay2s blue 500 votes
for Polk.
The New York herald., 1845-04-16

STEAMER SWALLOW, &c We see it stated that
the officers of The Swallow have taken charge Of
the Albany, and that the A. is to run in the night
This change has been effected while the dead bo-
dies Of the Swallow are yet floating about in the
river! This ought not TO be. Those who had
charge of the Swallow are to answer for the loss
of that bea. and il Is an outrage to place them in
command of another steamer, until alter the deau
are removed out ftheir way.
The New York herald., 1845-04-16

SILVER MINE DIsc0vRRED.-There is considera-
BILE excitement in Ashe and Grayson counties, in
Of recent discovery Of whst il 10
oe silver Mine Of unusual richness Of ORE and vast in
sxten Ia in the edge OF Gray county Virginia OIL
Nsw RIVER, nesr the Ashe line, 25 miles NJ E. from
ne ore IS pronounced by all who pretend to know 10 b,
r ore OF the hrst order and company formed for In,
- now erecting furnace, &C. to tcst the matter
The New York herald., 1845-04-16
Improved Readings OF tn. poess.-yo. is.
HyRoc,


She walks in beauty, like the night 81
OF claudless cliues and starry ssies
And all that's clearest, fairest fright
Aleet in her features and her eyts:
Her skir's OF that transparent white
Which G0URAUD's Soar to denies
Her rosy cheeks, if one shade less,
Had half impaired its nameless grace;
While every silktn.
knhancss more her tanless face
Whose surface, clear and smooth, express
There pimples have no dwelling g-place.
LII impossible for compound to equal Dr. f.
Italian edicdtsd Soap for removing the skin every
y.stge Of Tan Pmpss. Sunbun. RouRhnes, Saiiowne,s
&c really acts with the potency Of charm His
Liquid vssst;cSe Rouge is eauslIy il demand BY all
ess splendid and permanent color DR. G Poudres
Sbes he invaluable properties Of eradi.
eating superuous hair while his recian Hair Due i pre-
pa'ed s1pe:'y to change the eeor Of light hair
valuable Inventions Of Dr. gOURAUD is he Lily Whe,
which gives the skin refeshng softness and whiten-a
Gourauds Acoustic Drops will infaSly restore the desfei
person foil Of hearing.
As limitations these yauabIe aytices
Ss Ssm ons Il pf'sh,ssIr Be- T s'q med
street rst store from Broadway Chesnu rest Phiade
Albany, &c. s'
The New York herald., 1845-04-16
Natures Own Prescript,on.-wr,sht,s In

dian Vegetable Pills the medicine known TO man for
ncpent Copsumption Asthma Of stage bleeding OF he
lungs Coughs Colds Liver Complaints. and all diseases
the pulmonary These Pills approved by the most
disng physicians, and univeal The
most vasable medicine discovered Weak back pain and
weakne in the breast back mbs other parts Of the body
are speedily and efectually removed by these Pills
ne success which has attended the OF these
Pills. has induced uuprincped persons to manufacture
spurious article which thy endeavo palm upon the
gectng the genuine medicine; the importance OF
chasing only OF the regular adverti,sd sgeot,
ABEwARE OF CONFERENCE.-The public are cautioned
proved Indian Vegetable PILE.
The only certainty Of getting the right medicine s to pur
ch,e At the right place. No. 288 Greenwich street. York
etable Pills. 70
n. B.-Beware Of all sug M.coated counterfeit Pill.
The New York herald., 1845-04-16

eminent for the transport OF the British MAI h,
me steam packets to Canada by wsy Of Boston IL ON
ciay announced BY circular published in the Canao,
PsPes VIII oeein with the arrival OF the next steam
packet which may bs expected ab,ut The and of mi,
NO additional postage to be charged on letters
Us q Pest ao Isasm Sh rae whish be paid to