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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
INTERESTING FACTS.

The population of the earth is estims
I'd al one thousand millions. Thirty
millions die annuaIly, sighty-,wo thou
and daily, lhreo Thousand four hun.
dred and twenty one every hour, and
lhlly-seven every minute.
A bushel Of wheat weighing 62
pounds, contains $50, 900 kernels.
Ia Greece il was The custom at meals
for The Two sexes always 10 eat separ
1tely.
The Romans lay on couches a, their
dining tables, on their left arms, eating
with their right.
Noah'S Ark was $40 English ellong
ga broad, and 81 high.
The walls of Nlnevah were 100 fee,
high, and thick enough Ior three char,
OTIS abreast.
Babylon was 60 miles within the
walls OF which were IS fee, thick 400
eet high.
A clean skin is as necessary TO health
rs food.
Vinegar bottled with myrr or cam
phor sprinklsd 10 room, correcls pu.
lrridity.
Hops entwine 10 the left, and beans
to The right.
Gold may be beaten into leaves, SO
thin that ESQ 900 would be only an inch
thick.
The earth is 1915 miles 10 diameter,
md "a, $50 miles round.
Forests of standing trees have been
discovered in Yorkshire Ene gland ,and in
Ireland, imbeded in stone.
There 1t iron enough in The blood OF
42 men, 10 make fifty horse shoes, eact
weighing half a pound.
A man is taller in the morning by
JhAIrs sn jneh. ihan he is at nishi,
Water Il The only universal medl.
cine, by IT all diseases may be alleys,ed
or cured.
.2boul the age OF 60, it is said, the
lean man becomes faller, and the fat mas
ieaner.
The atoms composing man, are be
ieved 10 be changed every forty days
and the bones in few months.
FOSSIL remains on the Ohio, prove
hal i, was once covered by the sea
When the sea is blue color it is deep
water: and when green, shallow.
II m OF China made one lhousanc
years before Christ, is still in existence
The ii h of January, on an average
of years, is The coldesl day in The year.
In water sound passes al the rate o
5, SOB feet per second. an air, LEA.
feet per second.
In Inc .7rclic regions, when The lher
nomeler is below zero, persons caI
converse al more Than mile distant
Dr. Jameson asserts that he heard eve
| word Of a sermon at The distance oI
two miles.
a hand used for measuring horses, i
'our irches.
i Ezekiel's reed was Is feet II is in
lhes long.
There are 900 known species @
: fishes.
Perfectly white cats are deaf.
The bones Of birds are hollow, an
,I(illed with air instead OF marrow.
h a single house fly produces in on
: season, 20, O,oSO,32o!
The h,a jumps 600 times its ow
: length equal 10 quarter OF mile i'
man.
4 The black ostrich stands Q feet hig
i In The human body there are 2,
J. ZONES
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
PROSPERITY OF OREGON.

The Oregon Settlers. it i $ SAID last
year raised a surplus of 100000 bushels
pf wheat. A gr,st mill with three run
If stones was put in operation at Nalla
neue Falls this year. Mr.. Aberuethy
formly of New York City has been
~lecled Mayor of Oregon City a, the
Falls. He has gone TO The Sandwich
Islands 10 procure merchandise, which
was scarce.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

Man owes Woman vast moral debt,
which has been accumulsling both ia
principal and ;uteres, since the l.4nda
ion Of The world. and uuless he soon be
gins 10 liquIdales it in SO ne shape, he
will become bankrupt in The eye Of
heaven. Think Of II, ponder on il, you
proud lords Of creation and make an
early settlement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

A Tennessee paper talks OF chap at
Holly Springs, who was so as'onished
It seeing lady bring music from her
piaus, that, after listening for a minute
or two, he Withdrew his head and hal
ooed after his companion, say, Jiml
ome hack here, darnarion seize me, If
mere amt woman pulling music on, Of
chesln
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
OPPOSITE Sr. PAuL's CHURCH, MAlN-sT
TERMS:

The COL UNBI.4 DENOCRATU UiH b,
published eUery Saturday morning, al
TlfO DOLL.aRS per unntm payable
haF yearly in adUance, or TtOO Dollars
F?fy CentS,ifnot paid within the gear
No subscription oiH be taken for shorie,
period than 3ir months; nor ana diScon.
Hnuance permiHed,until all arrearageS
are discharged.
s1DFERIISENENS not exceeding a
sqNGre miH be conSpicuouSly inserted at
Owe Deltar. for the first three insertions,
@pd Tee@ty,fUe cents for euery subSe.
quent Insertion. sU~a liberal diScou,
male 10 those who advertiSe by the gear
LETTERS addre sSeG on business must
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

In order 10 love mankind. expect
but little from them; in orJer to view
their faults without bitterness, we must
Iacsustom ourselves TO pardon them, and
perceive that indulgence is a justice 10
which lrsil humanity has right 10 de-
mand from wisdom
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
A COOL APOLOGY.

oh? said poor sufferers to a dentist
Ihat is the second wrong tooth you've
pulled outP Very sorry sir, SAID The
blunderng operator, 'bui as there were
only three when begao, Pm sure 10 be
right the next time
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

ny THE REV, JOHN O. LORD, d. D.
Proud Demon Of the waters--thou
Around whose stern aud slory brow
Circles The rainbow's vanied gem
The Yaper Spirits dadem-
while rushing headIong at thy feet
The everlasting ,hundets meet.
uhroned on the mists, around Thy form
Is dashiug an eternal storm,
Whose .ceaseless, ,changeless earthquake
shuck
The ,enpest Of old Ocean mock,
And the dark Soaking yields to thee
The need Of might and majesty.
Death, Sound immensely have lent
Their ,errors 10 thy elemenE
Why congrrga,ed waters yell
Down caverns ialhomess as He'll,
While heavens glorious hues are set
About Thy gorgeous ,coroneL
IUaniC Winter strives ~ vain
TO blnd tie iu his icy chain.
WhIch ren, by thy resstess wave
Funds IN Thy fearful de9lhs-a grave;
Or the torn Fragments gIIs'ening be
lu the glare Of lhy klngly eye.
A sivery web among ihy drees
Unrufled By ,he passing breeeEe
The vauquished lceK;ng or thee weaves,
.",-... s"'"s ,"' ~'"'ef IedVes
And rears the column. bright and vast,
Thier radiance through my halls 10 cast.
The Giant fine has never yet
HIS loolsiep in thy waters seE
Grimly passing Thy fall, he tries
10 notch his bye-gone centuries
Along the dark and devious track
of rock chrashing Caserac'.
Emblem OF Power-Ihe mighty sun
Hath found and leh tlee roaring on,
Thou vert with Chaos, ere his Iigh'
Shone out upon The s'aress night.
Sole relic oil that awful day
When oil in Wild confusion lay.
And when air, earth, and sea, and sky
FormIess again together lie,
When judgment fires Ore k'ndI'Ng DER
Old Na,ure's wreck -NIagsra'S roar
Fnsl echo ia The ear Of Time,
Shall sing his requiem sublime
The las, leap Of Thy waves shall be
The slgn Of his death agony.
s--ss-s..a<naE
" 'Can yoo tell me where Mr. om''
lives, Mister
Snilh-Smih-wh Smith! Inc
are a good many of,hst name IN the
porr, my name is Smith
'Why | don't know his tolher na'
bu he's a sour, ctabbed, and cross s.
of a TELLER, aud they call him Ora
Snilh.
'on!--I suppose I'm The man.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
GOOD EXCUSE.

John, paid pedagogy lo,her the dsv,
'what's de,ainedyou? How cams you 81
ate TO school!'
We'll, sir, had soup for dinner, and
Aad to wait for il 10 coo!'
take your seat, your excuse is suC-
hcienl,'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

what is the matter, Johnp
sam hove bible at me and hi, ne
on my head
well, you are the only boy Of tho
family on which the bible ever msde
an impression--cry as Ioog as you
please.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
STRENGTH OF WOM.4N'SLOVE

STRENGTH OF WOM.7N'S Low T.
The Rev. Mr.. c., a, the South, re.
Gently closed sermon with The follow
ng louc hing narration:
A young gentleman of h gh respec'
IiIily, talents, fortune and family, maj
led the beautiful, the lovely and ac'
'omplished daughter Of She wa'
he daughter of a wealthy merchant in
Ine of our Norlhern cities, with then
lnlled fortunes they commenced Ca
reer of lie, with the brightest hopes &
iairesl prospects Of undi>ul bed happi
ness and pi osperIly, tina, the most san
guine or ambitious could wish or desire
She was a lady of fashionable distinction
u society, the pride and ambition oI
all who enjoyed The enlree of her gay
and hospIable mansion, and the idol o
a young and affect onate hu,band',
heart Her vans, her wishes and de
lar srs seer nj %hic6 s%sys f tss s r
so much delight, ,and brings with i; those
Iunspeakable evidences OF a hu>baud''
owe that wife alone can understand &
Itpprecste.
Thus they lived on, for few brIgh
years Of happy existence. Bu, alas
such is the versatility Of fortune, such the
uncerlaIn'y Of human happiness, thai
even those who seem TO be surrounded ed
with all the splendid glitter Of prosper
y, are, by some casual occur ence, some
uuexprc'ed event, plunged from thl'
splendid pinnacle of prosperity to th'
4bysS o: adversely. They saw mol, avert
ed tot the dark cloud, emerged above
he bright horizen ;hal had hitherto en-
clrcled their dreamy existence, but soor
obscured lhe briiliancy Of their pros
pecls, and discharged its baneIul con
tents upon their devoted heads; & threw
them upon a cold aud hearlIess world
without a farlhing to support them.
The husband, unable TO counersc
his Inconsistency of fortune, by be
coming foItilude, gave himself up 10 tn
grossesr nlemperance, and subsequen
neglect and abuse OF his lovely wife an,
4 family. - But she like woman, yea
like an angel as she is scared above
l, all.
f ACler sn absence Of some days, hi
wife not knowing where he was, he re
turned home, in The wrelched and di'
!, gus,ing condition 10 which drunkennes
: reduced him, his locks matted with Gil
and sticking closely to his forehead, hi
= face bloa,ed and breath sinking wit
the ietid exhslations of brandy. In tn
} iIlghtiul condition of human degrad
y ton saturated with liquor, he enlere
y The now obscure little residence CT h
EwIe, who met him with all those fee
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

A young Miss, havlug accepted the
rf1er of youth TO gallan' her home,and
'fIerwards fearing that j'kes might be
cracked a, her expense, if he i'cr should
become public dismissed hfm ahoui halt
way eujoining secresy. 'Doo' be s.
rrald,' said ne, 'o( my ssylog any hing
tbou, it, for feel as much ashamed Of
ii as you do.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

A foops ,ou1ue .oog enough TO cut
his lnrua,; tst,'er's is long enough 10
cut half the throals Of whole neighbor:
hood
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
THE G. ARL A N ID
"-- With slceetest f2ncers enrieha,
From variouS gardens cuiFd aOith care"
qBE GENIUS OF NIAGARA.

BY THE REV, JOHN O. LORD, d. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

irving direct and the old from neghboring ports go into
s,or for want of buyers. The transactions comprise
3oO bids cid crop New Orleans, $50 FOR refining 81
isl c,s % do new crop 6! asa 40 porro Rico IAN;
o5n hoxen Brown Havana, SdSt; l25 White DO part
low grade 81 l0 mos and 500 Brown do, for rein.
inp on private By auction 81 hhds and old
croo New. Orleans sold S. "a S6 ~ = 100 u. and
mons In Moasses old crop there is but little do
ing of the the sales l02 bbs NewOrleans al -
55i cts and 349 do %. mos leaving OF this de-
scription in first hands The market for Coffee gener.
ally continues inactive there being but little demand
from the trade The sales consist of $500 bags Brazil,
ncluding cargo Of 300 bags) at 767i cents 200 La.
guayra, G, 4 mos; 900 81. Domingo, e., cash
HIDEs-There have been sales Of 1876 dry Masamo-
ras private terms It's sailed do at 81 1000 An
gostura arrive, about H.: 40 New Orleans at for
dry and for sailed 374 Rio Hache. 81 l0o Sisa g. 8
mos and 300G400 dry Florida, stGe cents, cash. as
they
NAVAL STORES The arrivals OF Turpentne have
continued exceedingly light and sales OF 1000 bbs ASH
ngton and Newbern have been made az 81 % 2 2cO 10
which is advance OF 80 cents. For Spirits lurpen-
tine there has been an active demand win saes OF uo
casks Southern (part for EXPORT mostly al Do cts mos
but embracing at 63 Cts, cash. we nave heard OF
sales OF Tar or Rosln.
sEEDS-The market is quiet the rates demanded be-
ing the views of buyers 100 aerces Clean Flax
sold at $40 75 but gil Is now alr quoauon Iunothy
is held very firmly
RICE-Pru1e new Drop is In request, but old and In
feror sorts are neglected The sales reach $50 erces
new cropat S5QS3 3!., cash.
BEESWAX.-Yelow Is less active, and rather lower
1900 It, Northern and Western sold q, 80 cents, cash
Is bales Cuba White sold for expor, 30 cents mos
short price.
CoAL-Thereis very little Foreign in first hands,
and know OF no sales.
DYEWooDs.-Thc market, with increased receipts
of Logwood is dull there being little or no demand
for export, and We have no sales TO report
FEAFHERS-A lot of 800 10. prime Western Live
Geese has been sold at about 30t cents, cash.
FISH-Dry Cod are in good demand and all aaoat
have been sold 81 656sa 20. Small Gales Mackere at
our quotations. OF Scaled Herring farther sales have
been made Of 1000 boxes here and to arrive, 50053
cents. cash
FRUIT-The market is inactive; notice sales OF
5000 boxes Bunch Rsisns 81 20GS2 IS; 1000 hf do
80 1000 Or do 20 cents 300 h kegs SUM- 50 Is $50
trails lvica soft Shell Almonds, II. cents, on time
TOBACCO-Keutucky Ia quiet, and we know of no
sales q bales 81 Domingo changed hands at about -
cents 4 mos II boxes Florida Segar Leaf, so aud 25
cases Connecticut Seed Leaf. 81 a lOt, cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Henry Clay, Nye, from Liverpool. 23d
Oct mdse, TO Grinnell, Minturn 81 Co. The d. T. has
been days west OF Nantucket, with strong Westerly
gales 2ith in the North Channel, passed ship Adiron
dack from Liverpool for New-York.
Ship Atlas, Homan DIS I'm boston, IN oalias W SIate
Gardner g. Howell.
Ship Sullivan Waite, 5 days FIN Charleston, cotton and
rice, TO Geo Buckley.
Bark Empress. (of Bristol RID Bennett 81 days from
Stockholm, and Esineur 18th Sept tron 10 order 18th
Oct experienced severe gale from the North-spii
sails boats galley and bulwarks and have had very
boiserous weather during the passage 18th inst lat IL
- Ion g. boarded British bark Canton from ST Jonns
NIB. for Cork, who kindly supplied the E. with bread
Bark Ring Latham, from Malaga 18th Oct, and Glo'
raltar 18TH fruit sc. TO Sturges s. Chairman.
Brig Hardy (of Bath Purington. 10 DIS I'm Hamburg
udse 10 Schmidt & Bacheu. cabin and 70 steerase
passengers.
Portuguese brig Moriea, Aguivar so days I'm Lisbon
wine &C TO Grinnell, Mnturn & Co.
Brig North America Bradley, 10 DIS I'm Machias, de,
lumber, TO master
Schr Margaret Wogam, DIS I'm Petersburg, cotton,
&c. TO James Hunter.
Schr Joy Ellis DIS I'm Norfolk wheat TO master
Schr Iodine, Blew, Bridgton, NJ, wheat
Schr Oriana, Jordan Bangor, Me, lumber.
'Schr Wave, Pendeton, Falmouth mdss
Schr Aureia Trundy, Boston. mdse
Schr Van Buren, Machias. lumber.
Schr Adine & Rosina, Cold Spring LII
Schr Cordovs. Mschias, lumber.
Schr Maize, Ulmer, Thomastou. lime
Schr fremont, Baker FIN Denis. fish,
Schr Velocity. Montgomery, Lubec, plastar.
Schr Metallic Thomaston, lime.
Schr Elpele, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Gen Scott Philadelphia. coal
Schr Nandalia Huntington. lumber.
Schr George Evans. Maches, lumber.
Schr Pearl, Lubec, plaster.
Schr Jay. Allen. Norfolk wheat.
Schr Dusky Sally, bingham fish.
Schr Two Marys Philadelphia coal.
BELOW-l bark. Wind Ne with hazy weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
DIED {:
Tuesdav morning 25th inst. Mr.. ELLIS POTTER

On Tuesday morning, 25h inst. Mr.. ELLIS POTTER,
aged 60 years
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
uuested to attend the funeral from his late residence
No l43 Chambcrsst this day ct O'Clock, without far
Their invitation.
On the 18th inst. ANN WILEY, wife of Everardus
Warner in the 6sth year of her age.
The funeral service will take place at her late resid
ence No Minettast on Thursday morning st o'clock.
The friends and acquantances of the family are respect
fully invited to attend Her remains will be taken
HRckensack n. J. for interment.
AT Macao on The 10th July, ELBRlDGE G. FISK,
aged 80 years. eldest of the late Judge Fisk of Gin
ton county n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
MARRIED:

On Tuesday evening, Nov 18th by Rev. C C. Pise, Mr.
WILLIAM H. MARTIN, OF Brooklyn, to Miss MARY R.
HAGAE of this city.
Nov 18th, by Rev. E. Crawford Mr.. JOHN NICKEL
of Undertook n. Y. to Miss ALMIRA CRAWFORD Of
New.York city.
On the 25th inst by Rev. C. w. Carpenter in the
Westinghouse NJ E. Church. Mr.. THOMAS L. RUSH
MORE to Miss ELIZA " MOSER all of Brooklyn.
At Jersey City. Nov 25th. by Rev. Matthias Luck.
ALBERT 1HORNDlKE SMITH NJ. D. to ELIZABETH.
daughter of the late Ephraim De Witt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In packet ship Henry Clay from Lir1pool-Mr James
Mclean lady and infant Sarah. John Aenina, Anna and
ton Catherine Mary Alice and Josephine Hamilton
Thomas Smith II Wayne, Benjamin Arnlntage-5s
in the Storage.
In ship Suliiuan, from Charleston-Miss Emma Ellis,
Messrs i II Muany, NJ Myer. VIM H Megary H Ger.
rasson, II burlington. John Kan, S Edwards, James
R Hare and Jacob hohnstaul.
In bark Empress. from Stockholm and Eisiner-Wm
Wallace Talin C Fogleberry, Chas Boorman.
In bark Z Ring, from Malaga and Gibraher-Mr Jas
williamson lady 2children and servant; Lieut. Reynolds
and lady, Miss Mary Frost
In brig Hordv from Rarrbure-P Baker lady and
child Amorn ard lady, Jaeger. Dargan and "a in
the steeraee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

CRUELTY TO HuMAsIry.-Nearly SIX thousand years
hays md men through time, ooged 10 enc ure
~. ,rroy .I,,ndun, on the want Of AN andoe 70 suoHue
pains nad restore in extreme cnses OF ire &c ps
-, MAJ al Pain Extractor. late discovery Is proved
E osin and healer OF scscs and has drawn iorth
h rsobry nnd craft OF 10 pretend they nave The
o shil, il il false The life and suferings Of many
, nav The forrest; but guard against II somewhat H.
mfr vii be writ,eu on every box. General Depot
80 & limited States the salc OF the above salve Is l2S
, ~ =, SIM Ruiidinv ". Y. MO Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
rig. For Sales of Stocks, &c. See Fourth Page.

- For SAILS 81 SOCKS &c. Sea FonTh Page.
WEDNESDAY, p NJ.
There was considerable rise in stocks today.
Norwich and Worcester advanced 81. Long Island Il,
Reading Stonngton l. Farmers Trust Co l. and Morris
Canal l. Harlem aud re Railroads closed at yesterday
prices.
There is not much doing in Exchange. First class
bills on London we quote at 1881 though there are
some bills in the market which be obtained at 1919 a
lO7. Or Paris 5f27i ST BOT Amsterdam SO 03si Ham
burg 35t 035i, Bremen 75i07si.
The Merchants Bank has declared semi annual
dividend OF four per cent payable on the first OF Dece'
Der.
Exports from the port of New-York to Great Bri-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
.n n..,,, ,snl,n,tnn.
IN. Nsw.er'osns Delta ha" roNo'S'd the follow

s,., N,N,. Orleans Delta haa N'rc'scd the follow
-, .. ~, .AAle VI sleUoy isum Galveston
A.,,, r.s,,,i rcvr siuec Galveston has exhibited
- "a, spi animation IScA ~ Tho ptnscnt time
~ Ss,SsN l,vtrets why respectable supply ef ship'
- .ae>se MatSh yhr NcwsNWk and Galveston Inca arr
E,...S,A,,as 6einSA dwelling ho0scs and Store" arc
~ ,,>S,Ses. NJ S,vctSH every part NJ the CITY, ana
- AZ tAssVr Rni substantial wharf has JUST n'Vh
.Srtety>t ~ addition L. the thrte old ones III manu-
SSS,es ,y>, We sre ny, behind hand, foundry mas
VA ~ s,s,S,,sN operation here for sonio months NV
ss,t;.g,a,S 1c;rSe,,Ss have recently completed mn"
tSe.y ys.t .ssS, mill and satisfactory WA 'he
Nm ,sSl tss, ecajeipsn tor whom |, W" nsao' "noh
,.,w Il IN rl,oyN;,>a stated The contractor 'na'
s,sA Ae Asa l,vn,lsc, hi'n Warranty On " LOT t"r.o
49,. h, Mas ~ well ss,t,6cd with the work that ne
v>,aSi wa ASK Il an, -, a.
M A,s,,. .na snsnimS houses are hlled-'he finest
Ss,s,,n 81 ,Ae w,Gl->Ss;e,s in abundance ana hvnS
NJ IS,>.Nrat Barnett Is looked upon here as the man
,t ,asSA II N cthrrs in This country 10 TIL The OF
a.. N i.nict iGa4c NJ the : Cour, Toy this District
~. ,egrashrt character pyovrrhisl integrity sound
"a Nv, ,auvA;,l mind also his retired position from
sS,sSs NoSrut<ucS aud divisions OF tho day, seem
=, II at,s, peculiarly tor thai position
~, ,,s.cn ,sg cotton wsk,ag and hauling and Tor
>r s a<s move, been more favorable in the Tceoi'
~ss n oar planters. than the Autumn months OF ths
,s GA; crops SIN short, in consequence oil Tue
NJ tSst Ses,teT. IN; tho favorable season OF s"".e
10 may much ~ thc loss Noble specimens o sugar
ss,,s Ssv brought down from the IiIn'S ana 'ue %
mi NE western part Of Texas is sSln 10 oc s'',
,ls,Ni Il, lis cultivation. About >VVu pScs y, So''
- ~, .,lo.,,i about 5000 more arr now IN houston
- =. = t,nste,i ,hst aca. 900 more VIII oe hauled
- lbs, place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

c5- 1t is Never TO Late.-If you have not yet pur-
chased uedic hs done good IN of lrdi
gestlon Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Liver Complaint Hesd-
ache Hereditary Hmors Piles and all CosIve and Nervous
complaints. you opportunity of buying D R.
Woop's SARsAPAg1lLA and WILD CHERRY BTTERs OF wy
ATT 4 KETcHAM. l2l Futon-st r2o 6ti5'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

The schr Four Brothers, Miles, from NewYork, bound
to Chcrysone with an assorted cargo oil merchandise
went ashore on tie night of the 2lst inst Wachaprg
Bar little to the Norlhward of Hog Island Vessel and
cargo total loss
British brig Victor from Jamaica. bound TO Norfolk.
20, ashore on the Tortuges the Sd inst but got off
without assistance.
scbr Bntellc, of Phippsburgh with wood ashore
on the rocks near New Meadows River 18th instant and
bngcd.
Rev Wcs. Nov. s-Thc bark Mary, Marstop. for Bal
,morc s;nce arr al B. is ready for The work
above water outside has been caulked aud she Is tight
1900 pigs or 60 tons OF lead. will be left with F. A.
Browne TO be shipped by frat opportunity to baltimore
Ncw.York we consider the vessel weak for a
heavy cargo.
Brig America Dix from Bangor for New London. in
beating omcss Hole morning OF the Odd Inst, was
struck by lightning which shvcrcd both nasa, aud on
the cath run foul OF By brig Emily FarnhAm, and
Lost bowsprit
SPOKEN &c.
Nov 4. ship VIM Ward from London for Savannah
Lat 20. lon 49, Portuguese schr. no name from 0porto
for New. York.
l3th lat %. Ion g. whniu ship Alpha lls days from
Ouhoile, Tor Nantucket 2lon .bis oil
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
IMMATURE ALMANAC This DAY.
CLEARED.

Ship Vicksburgh Berry, New Orleans. VIM Nelson
Brirs Casket Woodbury.. Cadiz Harbeck e. Co. Gro
ton Lorlard Mobile, f Hurlbut s. Co.
Schrs Texan, Clark, Passport, Me- Segune Cole, Bal
timore Johnson & Lowden.
S!oop Aerie, Cakes Providence.
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FOREIGN PORTS

At Port Adelaide SCUM AUSTRIAN May brig Faico, of
I.vnp, Mosely. for Auckland New Zealand. DAYS
Arr at Macao Aug 81, brig An;elope Dumsresq Bonn.
bay and Singapore.
Sid from Zanzibar Aug 4,bris Rather Lambert; Saern
FEW DAYS 10 finish loading for Antwerp.
Al Bremen 18th ult bark Undne, Loyett 70. Suna.
ira few days.
anon with passengers: bark Diantha Williams. for Bre.
men Immediately take passengers TO New Orleans
Sid from do about Goth uit, bark Damari.cotta Howes
Bremen 10 take passengers to New Orleans.
Al Rio Grande Sept 18th brig Abertine. of Warren,
RI Martin from Cadiz. May &C. about September Is
los days passage.
Sailed from St Johns NJ, 2ith III, bark Hope, Gray,
Rio Janeiro.