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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
SWAN HOTEL.

OrangeUiHe, COI"mb,a cOuniy, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has leased this large three
tory Tavern, now in NE occupancy Of Mr.
George Seipe, in OrangevlIe, Columbia
county, Pa, and intends moving into II on
the first Of April next, where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and customers
As his
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
THOUGHTFUL BOY.

A little boy. more thoughtful than boys
generally are, bu, no more than they should
be. on bsing tumblet l1,o the mad by a
eemrade, was asked why he didn't serve
his abuser in the same manner, when he
replied III should, there would TO be
lHo suits of clothes 10 clPQn!'
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TABLE

will ALWAYS be furnished with the best the
market affords, His BAR with Ihe choices,
of Liquors And his STABLE, attended bv
faithful lios'lers, he hatIers himself that he
VIII DE able TO give general satisfaction
CONVEYANCES
will always be ready 10 transport walermen
on their route,
n IOuNCnkT.
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Chair NJ ManufaCtoy,
Til T. subscriber ccnllnues 10 carry 'Ul

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of b, u s. HageI
buch, where he will be ready at all times
TO furnish Fancy &c Windsor Chairs, SET
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &e, Of every
description, which may be called for
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting and House Papering
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business ,ant
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he natlers himsel! lha,
he shall be able TO furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can b'
done in the country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
N. B. Orders from distance will b.,
strictly aud punctuaIly attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsl urg, Dec. 80, lS43
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List nj Lcttcrs.
CAhint ZIG kin nc'

FwNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Il lie that he has TAXI n the shop lately occupied
by b. S. llayhurst, at the lower end of Market
street Bloomsburg; where be intends carrying on
the above business in all ils branches and soicitsu
shae Of the patronage of the public.
In connection with the above business, he offers
MS services an
UNpERTAKER.
He will always he ready to make COFF4NS Eot
the prices heretofore 'haresd in Bloomsbury.
and having supplied himself with good II lEA9SE
he will attend with it ut the Funeral withoutany
extra charge
JOHN BITTERS.
MnYhO l9A5-.8m 3
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Reading makes full man, CONVEX
sa'ion ready man, and writing an extract
man.
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EsSs'Wag.

rzz=zzs!Ssy> SPRAYED from the subscriber.
NJ .ENS about three weeks since, a White
TX and Ned, Cow, and had her hin
es:sss-,s Asssss broken, Any persons gvsn ,nf
formation to ths subscriber where she NAV hs
found shall be reasonably rewarded for his von. ="
bic. "'S "0n'
p,o.u..n A. ,o J. EVANS
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w ANTED
r. wo ApprC ntiCCs

FEfO the Las and DOol IkEb Making lu-
" einess. Smart active boys between Ito
ages Of s aud " will receive good encourage.
ment upon immediate application to the subscrber
SIMON & SHIVE
Bloonisburg June H. ls45~- ST ms
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HDaBaviRFG

WOOlnlgN ia GNCgTo
FENHE Danville Steam Woollen Factory, for.
b mcrly owned aud occupied by Dr PetriSin,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
respectfully ces 10 his friends and the pub.
Ilc generally, that he is now prepared 10 execute
all kinds OF work in his line OF business, at The
shortest noce, according TO order and in the best
comparative manner. Having gone to considera-
bic expense in repairing his machinery and appa.
ratus aud beng very particular in securing the SER
vices of experienced mechanics he feels confident
hat he is capable of executing all kinds of work
IN bis line i'll style superior to any other establish
ment int he country. Pnccs of ok as follows:
Cloth j yard wide light and dark from a. to 80
Cents pei yard
DO bottle green's, olive brown, &c. from so TO 60
Sarcts of the above colors, from 40 to Al
Flannes one yard wide, 80 cents.
Wine, brown or black 40
Nader red, as
Blanket . yds w'e; twi'ledor plain, from GO to 10
cents ward.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
MONEY MARKET.


The sock mA1kss during past week, has improved
very ach. and the aicsons present in favor of
syscaiatiss movement Of extent, before another
plnlc makes - appearance ~ ths street About the
Salils Of Jsnasfy laa have another break down in
ths m.kst All should not be surprised TO see,
atoui ,hs third week IA Febuary the receipt Of
Earepssn sasicss - the leaving Liverpool the
an u Fsbrasfy, greser panic than have had in
n nsIksi ~ many years We should not be surprised
explosion SUFFICIENT 10 destroy hundreds Of
ssek operators and produce eject upon prices much
greater ,Asn saa, have Just experienced The panic
al "a m.ts destructive possible by the efforts of
me bss. brighten spectators. ~ manufacturing Tor
sga cossssroadehss iof csnsumPton In Wall street. by
tas efcalaoa Il ne mosi lncsnaiary publications snd
~ ms esmbnsd easra u ths stock Otbng organs to
Increase mucA Pssabls ne depression among the
brokers We have 4oubi they ~ii succeed in getting
~ very rssVscssbie psaic outstanding the expe
sacs stock operssorx had IN these things they
never know whai iouadaiion exists ior any rumofs
saoss snd are Invariably successfully worked upon by
these .aFsr AMI shre~a bear operators. They ac-
tasliy rseysd aren BY tie bs hsA that come among
them
oFegon question >erotisseas hsve, Il - true, been
Suspended but they .sy bs resumed any moment, and
the qasation ws without doubt hs settled IN Of the
t~o ways s,ll openws ~ negotiation arhitrs.
ton Neither e these ms,hods have failed and the tone
Of the Presidents message vii. without doubt. bring
abou, q settlement upon Of these plans
more speedily thsn wsald have been otherwise
Although this question does mo-, TACT possess any
OF those alarming lea lures those Interested would have
the public believe. canno, bot have very Emporium,
influence upon commercial saAn generally 30 long a.
IL remains unsettled. The sieCk market a. ali tunes
most sensitive must he kspt continual state Of
cemen by the constantly circnlsisd ant the di
f,rent parties will from tine % time, he Ia the
dsncy the floating reports may he favorable other
wise.
We annex a comparative table, giving the quota
,ions or stocks each day Of ths past week and " the
close Of the week previous Il viii be observed that
there has been very great naciua,ion IN prices and
that quotations for Of the isness touched very
low point sales have been made a prices below those
given bu, they not made at either Of tse Boards
we do not quote them Al the close of the market yss
tcrday prices ranged from 10 per cent below
those current last saturday.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

IMPORTANT DECISION. The Annapolis Republican
publishes the opinion of the Court Of Appeals deli
vered by Judge Martin in the of Howell VS. the
State OF Maryland The grew of the act Of the
Legislature Of Maryland, OF Ist OF April 1884, laying
tax on property and which enumerated among such
property liable to taxation the interest proportion
in all ships or other vessels whether in of port
owned by persons resident of the State" In conformity
with the provisions Of this act was mpos
ed on the appellant account Of his interest or proper
ton in certain vessels and this brought before
the Court to test the legality OF the law imposing tho
tax, which IT was contended, is incompatible with
privileges and immuncs conferred by the law of Con-
gress licensing vessels and repugnant to the constitution
and laws Of the United States.
Judge Martin, in the very able opinion delivered re-
views the whole question at large, and announces the
decision Of the Court as follows -
I'VE can perceive no repugnancy between the law OF
Maryland imposing tax upon this property, and the
acts Of Congress under which an exemption from il has
been claimed by the appellant.
I'VE think. therefore, that the imposition of this tax
constitutional exercise of the taxing power OF the
State, and that the judgment Of the County Court
be anirmed"-Bahmore Patriot, Dec. 10.
WELLAND CANAL.-We have reason to believe
mat the communication between Lakes Erie and
will be in the spring for vessels of a6 feet
peam and measuring 1873 feet from kDghthead to taft
ran though vessels of l4i feet inches pass. HI
i,ner.o on account of the mpletion Of the two
~ w iocks 20 or la2 feet has been the extreme length
,a - so ,ne intention Of the government we under
su W pece powerful steam tugs the st. Lawrence,
IT,; ~ u c u'nerent canals, that the public may real
re 'ne advantage of the construction in very much
teauced cost OF transportation betw cen Kingston and
Montreal.-St. Csth. 0osstfs.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

refer you to my circular Of September last
The PAYMENT Of these taxes lake this occasion. how
again to state that the taxes due by county
not paid before the second Tuesday Of January
next such county will be charged interest from that Pc
Rod for any balance remaining unpaid al the rate OF
FIVE per cent per aBnum.
You will thus perceive the necessity OF immediate and
prompt being taken TO induce or il necessary
10 compel your Collectors to an energetic discharge Of
their important duties
The means Of the Commonwealth to meet the accru
ing interest, it will be perceived, are ample whether
they will be available at the proper me depends upon
you AM your agents Let each OF you and each Coec
tor predicate his exerons upon the fact that the credit
Of the Commonwealth her honor and the prosperity OF
her citizens depends upon his faithful discharge OF duty
This will lead not only to useful results but TO
doubted accomplishment of the great and eminent object
in view;
Counties subject Of ngrauation, and 1t is belev
ed their conduct will induce the others to avoid den
quency which would be fatal its results besides,
our citizens pay their better at this than any
other part OF the year and the facilities for sending the
unds coected 10 the Treasury ally from the dis
tant counties, also better than any other PERIOD
For these reasons, have fears for the result feeling
put forth to sustain the and integrity OF the
Common wealth, and thus advance the prosperity and
happiness OF her ciiizensfo they and nsepara
am very respectfully, your obdt servt,
JAMES II. SNOWDEN, State Treasurer
The bondholders have their choice between the state
the Treasurer and those Of clique Of stock
obbers of Wall street There is doubt that Penn
sylVana VIII MAINTAIN tue position she mas taken as
solvent State, the rapid increase in her will
from year year lessen the burthens of direct taxation
and give her than sufficient to meet the
current expenditures.
The public debt Of Missouri according to the Auditors
report amounts 20 o3s s. Of this 1892 1886 80 is
the United States deposit which it is presumed will
be called for leaving the actual debt 81 6o3
bank stock owned by the State in her ght and
trustee amounts 10 Ss47,93l So which, deducted from
the actual debt given above leaves only S7546l 80
the liabilities OF the State and above their resources
in band 10 pay On account Of arrangement in the
financial affairs Of the State sometime SINCE the interest
this small amount with difficulty raised and paid
at maturity.
The monthly reports of the banks of New Orleans for
November and December, show but very little variation
IN the aggregate movement.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

comparison Of prices ruling at the close yesterday
with those al the close Of the previous week
--tta t.sa-A of ~ mar cant Ia Ilsf.
lem per cent; Canton, a.; Farmers Loan 81 40
wieh and Worcester Ohio si. al Illinois o. y In.
diana 81; Pennsy ylvans 5s ali stoning,on, krie Rail
road ST, Reading Railroad q; Morris Canal al East
Boston, These variations very small, compared
with what they on wednesday, when they touch.
cd bottom Norwich and Worcester sold 70. fourteen
per cent below yesterdays prices
The annexed table gives the quotations or the princ
pal State stocks and other securities in this market for
three periods -
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
AUCTION SALES.
~ w snIRLEY. Au,rioneer.

wM w SHIRLEY Auefious.r
Nv NJ = WILLARD Tins day. Monday, December rs h.
- a. lts O'Clock et the sales No. ISL broadwsy
quantity u New and Secondhand Furniture of which the sale
ftrmtof Tor cash % Ray good Sofas
chars hockers, Bureaus, 1ahs Plated War; Cutlery and
fansy 6epds fiifAls sale Eafgaas-fse fiano Fertes
worthy ofnptfrs. ais ft'm
u1TlCN NOIltE-Rich sncy Goods aud ful House
"a furnishing Aniclvs-JACuB PLATT will sell this
daf, Mundy Dee l3h, 10 o'clock, the auction room on
esedH e feaf months very lage ssIoum.nt Of Rich G
fandql~s ss tmga Heavy Plated Ware, sursfb Trays
snd Narefs silver mounted saves aud ITns French
DnseI snd Tss is polished ffe and other housek~p
lnr nucls
Also, Inyoee a splsadd new form Britannia Tea aud
r"itst dis t'mc
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

Tool isss.233 ao2s3ia His,lT A,s6ii2i
With an increased circulation, there was a diminished
amount Of specie hand The liabilities had increased
Me month eoi and the $685. o79 The ag
gregaie liabilities including capitals, according to the
latest report amounted to ss III ee7 being 6724
less than the total amount Of assets showing surplus
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
Er.piridend.

Ex.Dividend
It will be perceived comparing the quotations o.
the lith inst with those current the roth Of >ovsm
Der, that there has been very great decline In prces
Government stocks hold their own very well amidst the
war excitement Some Of the stocks Of delinquent
have fallen back several per cent and rennsy
have declined in consequence Of reports raised by the
bears that the fun semsnnusl nisres, due ihe of
February would not be paid ct maturity There the
slightest foundation for this report and 70 ciscnissd
ontirely for stock jobbing purposes
The State Treasurer in his circular issued lev days
since, asserts with the greatest confidence that the IN
terest due in February will be paid in full and his
ment to that effect will outweigh any assertions 10 fhs
contrary made by all the stock obhing speruistors
the country As this matter Is Of very Ee.; importance
the credit OF the and TO those hosnx
the bonds OF the state give the circular 81 the state
Treasurer at length.
FINANCES or PsSss,LsAst.
srArr TKrasrr, orsles
HARRvsusa, December ., isse.
Gerhemen Tho fiscal year, which ended the soth
ultimo, exhibits balance in the Treasury Of sssa
unavailable being the notes issued by Berks Counfy
Bank, and other deprecated paper, thus showing
iy satisfactory when Il is considered that the nisrss,
on the funded debt and all other liabilities Of the Gem
monweslth during the past year have been fully paid
turcs, amounting in the aggregate to q large sum.
The exact amount Of the interest due in February neat
cannot now be stated, inasmuch as will depend upon
the amount OF interest certificates heretofore issued
which may DO funded up to that period the amount,
however, deducting the ax may be stated to he about
5000 900.
Independent of other sources Of revenue not necessary
to be stated, there IL due from the several
Of the Commonwealth for the taxes assessed for isis
deducng the costs Of collection and per centsge No.
the net sum Of $6l6 and there il due previous
years making the allowance, the Of S257 000
Thus
Available amount OF outstanding tax for
the year isiS, 5000 90
Available amount Of outstanding tax for
previous years, 257 1000 10
Amount Of outstanding taxes now due,
allowance being made for collections
SC, Ss7a o00 0o
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
Monday Evening, Dec. Is,
VIII be performed. for the Last time

UfoHuhy EVtn1HE, eC. 10,
Will be performed for the last time,
DER FRElSCHUrZ.
Grand Romantic Opera by Carl Maria Won Weber
PRINCIPAL PERSONAGrS:
Ouokar, Bohemian Prince. Herr L. Riese
Cuno, head Ranger er................. Herr C. Sausr
Agathe, his Daughter. ......... Made A. Ouo
Anchen, her COUSIN. Frenein NJ. Korslnshv
Caspar first Hanger ............. Herr + Meyer
Max second Ranger. Herr w BOUCHER
Ssmie the Wild Hunter. -. -. :. Herr + Schwaa
Hermit. ;......... .............. Herr Lutz
Kiiian rich Farmer ........ Herr +. Schnepf
First Bridesmaid ;...... Mime. PoppeubeIg
Margarete Girl of the Inn .... Frauein Muller
The Ghost Of Agathe. Frsuleiu Warner
Chorus Of Hunters Musicians. Peasants, Bridesmaids, etc.
The of Bohemia during the the
Thirty Years War
Books Of the Opera in German and English original
English translation by G. B. Burkardt Esq., for sale
Box office.
10 Seats may be secured every day from 10 o'clock NJ
till o'clock NJ, the box Office. The subscription book
also and the Patrons of the Opera specuy
ved honor the Manager Of the German Opera BY their
Prices of AdmissionFrst Tier and ParQuete 81 Second
Tier, 50 cts
Doors open ock-perfomance commence at III oclk
precisely.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
U. 5. Circuit Court-In Chambers.

The Case Of Captain Ludiop.The proceedings on the
motion to commit the Captain were resumed on Satur.
day morning. Mr.. Hoffman spoke considerable length
against the notion and replied to by the United
States District Attorney Judge Belts reserved his de-
cision until this morning
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
Common Pleas
Court Calcndar-This Da,

This Court will set Friday and Saturday next to
hear arguments The beginning Of the week will be de.
voted to the trial of causes
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
ssv,ssssom .r IN. Ohio River,

Irish Mnsae.-We are t0 have = grand dis
vsy u IRISH Music TsenscI evening al
oeeek Mr. N0o1ey the author Of the History Of Ireland;
Mr. Bosgh, a te psfh Ihsss, MI honcasis Of Dublin;
Mrs fsnk with several other slists
-scromIanisd I'm the Organ. Harp and Piano
Adini.siac, q ce4ts-
Fine Green Black Tea.-very supe ri0r
ODnx IA hae do. Yoaag Hyfon. superb articles Is
= asd6s a the wholesale and tl OF the Canton Tea
tonpy. iDt sch stfest, the OF Court
Is.di street ans - 1h.a .ts between fe@rl and Roose
ss Assaev brookiya, isr Fulton opposite Clark St
THIS ~ ela<sr aaa largest Tea estsblsmsnt IA Ame-
fhsf Flutafio1 for upush dealing aud Tor the very
hfh ay q their goods aud doubss viii forever
staad ssrisd We carneAty recommend fmiii~s, coun
~ sFsh sad s Whole labc, this very respectable
~siah xhsn~1t
Gshitsssiphis Axent for the Herald, Zieber
co. Lsxef baaiing. rhd who receive subscri-
Tor sale daily clock n2i ifn
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

The Mayor OF Baltimore recommends the holding
Of ard meetings for the purpose Of adopting some
means Tor the rslisf Of the poor Of that city.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

RAILROAD GRIEVANCE IN NEW JRRsEy-A manu-
facturer Of Newark, complains in the Do,v 1dreyfi-
OF the loss he suffers in consequence of the Of
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company To carry
freight the road from Trenton 10 New BrunswicL -
This is great grievance All transportation between
the towns the New Jersey Railroad and the towns
Of Now Brunswick, Is forced round by Now York
and the Amboy road, in order that the Camden and Am
boy Company may monopolize the profits. This Is one
OF the exclusive disabilities which these companies i'm.
s.se privileges which have given them. The rates
o fare TO New York and all the eastern towns,
nous. Before the railroad made we could 60 to
New York for 81 1ll, or 81 90. We are now charged
So so. 1t costs us 81 25 to go to New Brunswick Our
with New York s greatly increasing but the high
are serious drawb upon it,. 7renton State Gas.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
BOWERY CIRCUS.

BOWERY CIRCUS.
BENEFIT OF JOHN TRYON,
The Manager Of the Troupe.
First night Of the new Patriotic Cavacade,
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
Or Enemies Of War-ln Peace Friends.
Firstn,ght Of the Italian artistic,
SIGNORA LA MEALSKI.
Four Ci0irns,
JOHN GOSSlN Sill SPENCER, GEO. STONE and
BOB WILLIAMS.
Acts and scenes of Horsemanshp, by
MR. OSCAR r. STONE,
w. NICHOLS,
q. SERGEANT
w. NIXON, Sc, sc.
Boxes, 25 Cens-Pit, l21s Centi-ChildIen half-prce
Amphheatre comfortably warmed throughout dl5 lt-m
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

MINERAL WEALTH OF WIsCoNsIN-The mineral
discoveries in Northern Wisconsin are not confined
il great abundance. The county of Brown, in which
the of Green Bay situated is vast bed Of iron
side Of the river at different times; and is the
opinion OF scientific men, that the Fort Howard Reserve
is abundanty stored with this valuable Bay Settle
ment Township situated few miles east Of Green Bay
Is also rich in this mineral In addition to iron, speci
mems OF lead have been found upon and near the Wolf
tho Baraboo, and Menomonee rivers and west Of his
town, the Menomonee Indians say there s great cop
per rock in their country The fact that such valuable
minerals are to be found in such great abundance in
immediate vicinity would to indicate that nothing
prevent the onward progress of our and par
ticuar section oil the territory Green Boy Republican,
Nou 25M.
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

COMMON PLEAs-lst parts 35, Z, II, 10, Is, IL, !
81, %, %.
md part.-2, a. 224, 9, 8, 10, ~ Ia, 49, 80. 22 "a
The New York herald., 1845-12-15
RHEt tMATIsM-ACUTE AND CHRONIC.
CHRIS1IE'S
GALVANISC RINGS

RI positive and lasting cure for the agoni1ing rams
be the complan readily yields TO The myss,
eppled BY this remarkable discoytiy Inc
Csissnic Bsnd. Belts Bracelets he modihca'i not
the Rngs aad en be adapted TO part Of the eods with
pwrfect ,eneuee. ,.,,
thr,stiss Gaysnie Strengthening psstsfs 90 hgny ag-
proved AL diseases of the chest pam ~ the siue gen'
wsakse and preventive ief colds Me also 20 pc .bshed
The Pste have al entire covering OF rure
iii An oher. ,ss xohles limitations. The only psc IN
New yosk wbr, ,e genuue articles be s 3t
Nalton stIe q sun Bnldng. 81, Nv w
W tn I'M. 4 90. frsdace aud Flour Msrchan, ,ie
II w...I.,,.~f OIL sr y
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

sfTtYaTIO< a. . CLERK or Assistant in a Wholesale
N Retail DRUG Establishment, allowing liberal salary
oula b. aecslgsd By young married Just from The
~,9te OF character and ability be pr adu
ed Addre.s H. y. ID. AZ this once. di33rr
The New York herald., 1845-12-15

PusEyIsM IN BosroN.-The Right Rev. Bishop
Eastburn, prelate OF the diocese OF Massachusetts,
has issued public declaration expressive of his disap
probation OF certain Romish ceremonias or outward
signs" Of Catholicism introduced into the church for
Boston, These innovations are the form of the commu
nion table the decorations of golden candescks and Of
large wooden cross by which the table is surmounted
and tho posture Of iscing the altar observed by the o
ating clergy.