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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-17
p"MANE WAY FOR THEan
LIGHT-STREIET
New Store.
SecOndSuppIy OlSpringGOOds

IYENHE subscribers take this method of inform.
IL ing their friends and the public generally.
m t,'at they are now opening the second supply of
spring Goods to which they would most respect
lnlly invite the attention of those who are in want
OF New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
CLOTHS, Ca's'mereS, SattinetsS' Tesiing
Of american, French and English Fabrics.
C0al'nS and PantaIOonS Slu1S,
a ve'y superior article of Tweed Cloths and Cassi-
meres angola Cassimercs. DrlIngs; Gamboons
&c. &c. Cotton Pantaloon Stuiis of every variety
nd Of ihe most desirable styles.
PRINTS! PRINTS
comprising every variety of style and prices from
81 to rs cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style of French Lawns, a splendid article of
new style MOuane de lane and summer Ca,bmeres
Cnghams &c
SHALWS,
amongst which may be found handsome article of
Berages Pcknic; Mouslane and Thihet Shaws
WHITE GOODS.
Barred, striped and plain JacOnets and Cambric
Musllns Lace, Nuslins, book, null and Swiss
MuSl'r, Bishop Lawn curtain Muslin, &c.
BrO,On and Bleuched liuSLiRS from
ct to l24 cents per yard bleachcd and un.
bleached Table Diaper, cotton Osmabury, sc.
Together with full assortment of
Groceries, Spices, Hdr0,Oaae and cut
Iery, QueehVare. Drugs, Boots
and Shoes.
md in fact every article usually kept in Country
Stores.
T public generally are Invited to call and ex
mime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, they flattcr themselves
" strict attention to business TO merit the patron
ge of generous public.
A. B. KNABB & Co
MSo 23.
IN Sss@sG-=a, All kinds Of Lumber, Grain and
siiIzFsI-4sS Produce taken in Exchange fol
lG..e5y Goods.
Mails and Spikes.
sNE KEGS of Nails and Spikesjust received
GeR and for sale at the New Store OF
l.. u. RUPERT.
6urthen
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CANCERS, WARTS, LoRNs, &c

THE subscriber informs the public, that he il
able to cure all kinds of Cancers and erodco,o
Warts and Corns with very lntIo pain and in a
shoIt time. He refers to several Respectable c,i,
zens in his neighOorhood, such as Samuel Hess.
William Kile aud others, that has been successful
IN several Instances and is not humbuqgipp as i,
TOO frequently the case among quacks. He wa
raats certain cure in any case he undertakes or n
pay.
QJWaHs, &c. on cattle and other ANIMAL or
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Monr,
rleasant township on the main road leading from
"i'i'llle TO uIoomsburg, dbOnt J miles from Fred.
eneK MIIIer'S Tavern where persons are invited to
call u"
uoo ,o., JOHN ALE.
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EslaCkslMithing Esta ablishment

THE Public are hereby respectfully informed
that We have lately entered into Copartners;,ip IN
the above business at the Brick Shop, formerly oc-
cuped by Moses COfIman, on Man-srcet, below
the ncw store, where we intend TO carry on the
above named business in al IFS branches We
pledge ourselves that work done at this shop shall
he executed in as neat and wOrkmanIlke manncr
aud on as reasonable terms, as can be done at any
other shop in this place. We therefore hope by
strict attention TO business, TO merit and receive
due proportion Of public patronage.
NJ. COFFMAN,
s. BROBST
April25, 1876.
". b. SHOEING done at The re.
d"red price Of One Dollar. Small
ProGts anil quick ,eturn our motto.
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lis Heaiing Properties

do not deceive The short dry cough is quickly
overcome aud easy AMI healthy eIPeo toraIIOn takes
its place. Splitting of blood Is Immediately check
,I Ni.ht swcats with pain IN the side aud chest,
debility and difficulty Of breathing yield in short
time. Astmr with all its dreadful accomPaDmenrs
il at once relieved. Bronchitis and in fact all the
Diseases of the throat aud ungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Pc,sons may attempttO deceive you with some
other remedy, pronouncirG it to be equaIly as good
Lnt remember life is at stake, therefore
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Pretty GoOd-A dscon'eDted man was
quite too much in the habit Of rcmi.dm CHE
second rib what an excellent maUagc, his
drs1 wife was: OuI Of al patience in urn
Inc was comlo:Ied wih The remark, that no
one regretted her death moIe than she dld.
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j. H. WANDER SICE,
EDEN ,I0AS'I'.

@M EGS leave TO inform the public, tina
"a T5he IS prepared 10 attend 10 all the oper
ailons in dentistry, such as removing
The Iartar and doiher Foreign Sub
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, anr
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The coUjiies gCDec0yed Teeth
will be dressed out and filled with Gold
If other toll; Of the finest quality, as lnr
ease may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, ant
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and &umps Of Teeth
Which have become useless or troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest and best improved in
slrumenis.
Porcelain Teeth,
Oflhe best quality and latest improvement,
will be inserted on pivot, or lin connection
with DR.. Vallerchamp, with whom he is in
paternship in plate work. on Gold plate,
from single tooth to a whole set, to look
as well as The natural, and warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art,
In short,every operation belonging TO the
profession, will BE- reformed in the best
manner. with choiSesi material, and at the
horiesi notice He therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share
Of public patronage. Any person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested to
give him call.
N. B. The public are hereby Informed
hat We ,he subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only 10 plate
work as il is more convenient for each 10
attend TO the other branches Of the science
IN his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. II. VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov SIh. is45-3m.
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Waue .yOu Il Cough,

which IS Troublesome and has not yielded to any
Of the remedies u hich you have usedl Is it at
tended with pain il the side, shortness OF breath,
night sweatSl
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GinghaHn Eayns.

OF rev and BEAUTIFUL patterns, just received al
the New Store.
l. B RUPERT.
Nav 30
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MA BILE YARD.

THE business will be continued by th,
subscriber at the old stand; where may
be had al all times.
MONUMEN7iS, TOMB Tables,
TONB-STONES, HE.4RTH-
HMBS, M.4NILES. PAINT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to lurnis WINDOW CAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
&c ejiher Of Ma. bic, Lime or any kind Of
stone that can be procured in lhls vicinity.
AJ@ Having had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work rc
be executed in as handsome a style as can
be furnished from any yard either in tie
city or country; and on as reasonable tern
EPHRAlM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsburg, Nov. 3, l843. ly-2S
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WARE AR!
AND
.NeaU Goods.
VIM. MczEelvy s. Go.
MEAVE just received and now opening, one O
Il n the largest and most extensive Stuck
Goods ever brought lilo Colombia county. Ihei
assortment consists in part Of the fOIIOwiog:-
LADIES WEAR.
BTeges. Berege SeaIfs. Balzorineg, Eg.
ured and pain d" LANES Lowas,
Prints of al quGIuies, patterns
and prices. Six. Bcrage and
COiioa .ShGD's. Pdra-
soleres, Kid md
Six Chores,
Six and Cotton
Hose, Pocket HaHdkrS-
chiefs ofali kiads and a.moa
~ Thing else hGi Iddits maY
n Or,iacIudiag a large GssOriDseat OF
BRAID AND STRAW BuNNErS
VI a superior quality.
GENTLEuEN'S WEAR.
Cloths, Cassiners, Oregon Cls-imct-; q new arti
Gle, Pantaloon stnfIs, Twecds, Gam ogrs; SUN
mer cloths, satin and fancy Vcz,i"a-, cfl,sts
scaris; ties and various other a,,ic,cs.
Gentlemen snd Ladies BOOTS aud SHOES
Of every description.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
MoIasscs, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coffee, Tcas,
|Spices Macserel, coarse and Gne Salt, Brandy
Rum, Wines, Gin, &c.
CR0CKERY WARE,
Assortment includes every article and qualify
that may be called for;
HARDWARE.
padCs, Shoq6ls; Forks; Hoes; Axes; Hand. Nh
Wood and cross cut saws; Flies: Butts; Screws;
Locks, hhiycs and Fo ks Bottsas; Buckles; DC.
Wagon TIRE,
IOf all sizss, Round, Bar and Band Iron
Cast Steel, and general a4sorlmen, OF
HOLLOW WIRE.
Az ofwhieh will be sold little lower than the
lowest AMI all kinds OF LUMBER and Pho
DUCE taken in payment.
Mry 39--6
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-17

THNHE subscribe would respectfully inloIn the
public, that he has taken the sh 'p Lately oc
cuplcd by Samuel Lilly, near the upper cad OF
Bloom1burg, where he is carrying on tho
UAgINLEE lBUSuNlSSS9
IN ali its various branches, and where he will be
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
win their custom. His Furniture Is warranted to
10 made Of good material aud durable, and he IN
tcnII keeping on hanl
Side5O0'ds. Secretaries, Bureaus
WGrdr0des. Cnd 1abies, Dining
Tubes BreakIasi TH6ieS,
CupbODyds, HaHds, Wash
SiaRdS, BedSieddS,
D0ugh-tr0Ughs,
COfiHs, SC.
and all kinds Orwu,k in his line, which he VIII sci
upoa as Reasonable terms as they can be purchased
~ the county,
By strIcJ attention To business he hopes to re-
;ciye a share Of public patronage
ELI BROWN.
April 25, lSi5.-lyI
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NEW CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
q. G.. R.7HLER


MMT0ULD respectfully inform his friends and
Wv thepubllc generally, that he has Just re-
celved and of ened on the corner of Main and Ea.t
streets in Boomsburg, ile largest, best and cheap
est assortment If
READY MADE CLoTHISG,
ever offered III this neighbOrhood, which he will
sell frnm 10 TO 20per cent cheaper than the cheap
est His stock is got and selected with great care,
made of the best and ost iashiona' Ie materiak
and in the most workmanIikG manner and style.
every grade, color and price which will
suit either the taste or economy ot purchases. |
will sell
Tjceed sGck f,oeh & dress eaais froDrS3 90 to 90
Summer and crot0H cloth d0 = 81 to1 -
Linen n1td giHgkam do % t02 90
Buck aad French cashmere Pants 3 - to 4 76
SdifiHet do rs ~ 3 25
OyiLGng aRd gombom b G2io2 so
SatiB aud silk rests 2 SONS 15
IIcaHsdo1Cn md NGrsgF rests 5Ofo2 sol
Besides a good assortment of Stocks, Cravats.
Collars. Shirts; &c. all of which,
he public are invited 10 call and examine for them
'eIves before purchasing eIsew here if they wish 10
get a good bargain and well suited.
July II, lsI6-l2n
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.2SlhDlG,
Here is the Remedy.

u hich dcprives you Of your rest at night and re-
iers life burthensOme.
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@DEGS leave to inform the public, thai
"a Dhe IS prepared TO attend TO all the oper-
alions in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and olher Foreign Sub.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-05

ures no would have supported with such unspesha-
BILE pleasure, but he threw out the query, and let
tho scales in suspense, BY saying he would form
no opinion about IT, He was equally unfortunate
In sowing suspicious Of its motives, by asking
whether they were 10 barter The tariff for territory,
and abandon The policy 70 which, hssaid country
was so deeply indebted for its prosperity, for the
purpose Of Propi.isting England and obtaining the
territory Of Oregon. That declaration was heard with
unspeaksbls surprise, as every friend Of the admin
israton knows that the reduction Of the tariff is rec
commended in justice to our own people. and noe
with the view Of obtaining Oregon in exchange for
its reduction. a.' ..' B..
Tho orators declaration that neither party had an
unquestonabls right to Oregon, bur that if the am
peror Of China we're sand his subjects TO the Ore
gon territory to settle there, they would, after the
lapse Of time, obtain bouer title to the country
than either the United States Great Britain,
much better, psrhaps, a. figure Of speech than a
plausible Argument. ra taagg D. wares argfe rr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-05
DEBATES OF THE HOUSE.

resolution has been adopted by the House to
meet, for tho next three Legislative days, at 10
o'clock, in order TO continue the debate the joint
resolution Of notice. Meeting thus early and ad-
iouning eorreApondingly late, We shall be COM
PEELED, during the next three days, to give q mere
statement Of the grounds taken by each member,
leaving the speeches themselves to be subsequently,
prepared. The necessity Of this step will be APP
parent, when We state that amount Of matter
will be spoken each day which would employ the
heads and hands Of dozen reporters. and furnish
each night matter To hll the Union" and supple.
ment. We have made this statement from sxpe-
risnes OF such protracted sitnss. and from desire
to obviate any disappointment, that might otherwise
be felt.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The Aosss- - about - Get upon che question Of
notice. In fact, the argument seems almost to b.
exhausted. Another motion was made to-day to
take the question on Monday; and after some de-
bate, much excitement, call of the House, and no
little confusion, it was carried by majority of q
The consequence is that for the two next days the
House will rise early and sit late, so to give %
many speakers as possible an opportunity Of ad-
dressing the committee. We shall crowd our col
umns as much as we can with their proceedings and
debsss In fact, we shall be forced to leave most OF
our editorials and correspondence upon the shell
until the whirlwind Of the debate has passed by
US.
We can scarcely entertain doubt that the notice
will pass in some form or other The general inn
preston is that naked resolution will be adopt
cd. Some members calculate that il will pass in
some qualified form. But whether it passes in the
one form or the other it is to be hoped that all con-
tention will then ceasethat all enmity and reermna-
tion in the republican ranks will dsappear-that the
spirit of union will again descend, with healing in
its wings-in fact, that every man who loves his
country will rally around the measures which shall
be ultimately adopted by Congress. II is ques-
ton of great interest. 1t has been carefully and
elaborately discussed; and we have no doubt II will
be seriously and dispassonatey decided. If we
but present firm and unbroken front to the adverse
party, who can doubt it's efficacy in producing sat-
isfac,ory and peaceable adjustment of the whole
controversy ..... 81.
We humbly think that the National lntellgencer
is too exclusive in the compliment it pays to the
Senate. It says: r.a rs. 3. a.s.. .s.. .- aI'
"Of the ultimate fate Of the propositions relative
to the Oregon question depending in either house Of
Congress, variant and discordant opinions are, we
observe, expressed in the newspapers published ou
of this city, both editoriay and by their Washing
ton correspondents II is not possible certainly IA
predict what will he the specific action Of Congress
upon il. But whatever may be the hnsl action o.
the House Of Representatives In the case, we nov
feel entire confidence that the Sersse will give il
sanction 10 no measure in relation IN Oregon which
would stand IN the way ola peaceful and honorable
adjustment OF the differences existing between thu
,wo governments Of this country and Great Britain
On this subject"
| Now, for our own part, we are just as conhden
that the House Representatives, and the President
are just a. anxious TO secure m honorable peace
and their course s as much calculated to produce ],
as that Of the Senate itself will be.
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0 F F ICIAL.
DErARrMENr or Stare,

Washinglon, February 3, 1896
The minister Of her Catholic Majesty has notified
this department, that in consequence Of the tenn
porary absence Of Don J. Chacon, vice-consuis of
Spain at Pniladel pha, the consulate has bes, placed,
by the minister, in the charge Of Mr.. Thomas Dun
lap, Of that city, who is duly empowered to exercise
its functions. .-a'.. ~ ... III,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-05

.Licsensnt Grant vas promoted 10 seventh regiment
Of infantry vice Humber promoted. and into his
present regimsut nhe ti) with Lieutenant y orrdner
Of infantry Vice Berry deesssd ard s~chrnerd into hs
present regiment ths 7th) win Issuensns Ulysses =
Grant i VrM
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DIED,

In New York city, on the 4,h instant, Mrs. EN-.
MA. wife Of the Hon. ELY MooaE, and daughter OF
GILsERr CoyrANr, esq, late of New York, univer-
sally beloved. -.. u. ..s....E. 4s.e
In the affecting death Of this lady, the tears oil
thousands will testify to the lovencss Of her char
acier, while her immediate family and friends will
mourn her as ono possessed of rare exceencies Of
mind and disposition, OF virtues that few Of her
possess The wise man hath devoted the last chap.
ter Of his Proverbs from the 10th verse to perfect
description Of the deceased and we may surely trust
the words Of solomon, and be consolsd with the
that she hath gone to better world, where
the tears are 10 be wiped from al eyes.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Dy bhh VIC oo'sNe o"" eofse" " t"t osho<-
ELIAS REcroR, to be marshal sf the United State,
for the district Of Arkansas, in the place Of Henry
NJ Rector, removed.
JOns NJ. FosrAsE, IN he receiver Of public mon
eys for the district Of lands subject sale at 81
Augustine, in the State Of Florida, in the place Of
Geo. w. Cole, deceased,
JOHs s. BAea, to be deputy pos,mastera at Detroit
Michigan, In place Of Thomas Rowland, removed
Prsmoaoa, and appointments in the Army efths Unitsr
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SHIP NEWS

CLEssrp.-ship sultans, New Orleans barques Grafton
Antwerp, Isasc Mead ssvannsht briggs 81. Marks 81
Jhomas Albert P~rkins, Augosura. and market Allan
King Gihr.sr; Carolina Charleston s. G; Choc,aw Nor.
folk Va, schocrers Mercy Cardenas, Esther and Flza
Kinxstor, Usrscs;) shswrn'. Fey West ,o.-e = 3t,h
Assfvro.--ship osveeo from Sew orieens: .chooners
Narragansct Beson; Thorn Yrxinia rsrssverance do
s.nrb. ships sheridan. liverpool sultana New Or
iean.s cssbsrihs. chsriescn, s C rIniana Jverp6oL
sw.l<T~o ships,
wind fresh northvert 4.aaft FHE
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lNl linist will, at the request Of many ladies' and
gentlemen, give another concert, assisted by Mrs
Bay, the favorite vocalist, and Miss Olivia Sconcia
at Carusi's Saloon, on Saturday evening, the 7th
instant raH ".s is ul
The programme presents a very rich treat to the
lovers Of music 8fE trE Feb
0FFICE OF r. FRANCE q CO., 4 doors
" west of Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Another comfortable prize from our Office ;
u. s.t ~ AZ, 81, SO. N. y SOS.
The capital prize Of $4,000, Eae.
.as1t IN ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
-ra ExrsA cI.ss, NO. Al IN whole ticket.
On next Saturday, We offer three grand cspitsls,
in one lottery, Of s2s,000 each. We calculate to
sell at least one Of them. rfss % ~
wholes sl0-hslves s5--qusrtsrs ~ 90.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

| The Bank Autocrat not long since charged, thai
we had stated, that he had recommended" the con-
tinuation of the small note privilege to the Bank
and he denied that he had ever made any such " re-
commentator.
We denied that we had made any such statement
and defed him to the proof.
He has hunted through Our files, and finally produ-
ces the following extract from chapter WILL Of the
4" Political Mysteries" by which he fatters himself
he can sustain his impeached veracity, to wit:
/" Mr. Morrison, last winter, proposed to extend TO
4" the bank the right to issue small notes to the
% amount of million of dollars, during the life of
81 the charter"
Morrison Processes willingness to rest the issue on
this extract We equally willing to do SO. There
is not word in it to sustain his untrue declaration
declaration which he made only for the purpose OF
denying, that he could to impeach veraci
ty and continue to maintain his cowardly non-com-
initial position.
We said nothing about recommending, in the
extract quoted. We saw that his Royal Highness
chose rather to make himself the rehice +" of the
directory in merely proposing, what he had not
the manliness to recommend. Does he pretend to
deny that he made such a proposition {! If he does
he must necessarily dscredit his report of last year.
and belle his report Of this. We have copied these
reports often enough initiate our readers into their
mysteries in these respects and certainly no reader
can have forgotten the peculiar expressions made by
his Lordshp in his report of this year, for in
stance" the undersigned James Morrison was
made the rehice of REQUESTING from the last General
Assembly continuation of the privilege Of issuing
notes of less denomination than FIVE dollars,
permanent privilege during the life of the charter,
and although he has not been expressly requested
renew the application made at the last session, yet
he knOcs the board would be grated to have the priv
ilege then asked"
We cannot suppose any of our readers so deficient
in penetration, to be unable to that Morrison
has been compelled in this to resort to the small
est kind Of quibbling to sustain his assertion and
certainly his attitude is scredtable enough without
any lights and shadows from US to bring its contemp
tibe points to fuller view
If he had gained his point, however, he would only
have degraded himself still further; for have
before observed:
If his poSitire denial now, of being in favor of
continuance of that privilege for he means this if
he honestly means any thing to be taken for his
real opinion he stands Seconricted before the 1oord
of hauing been made the pehicle" Of others in fauOr
of measure phich has o,rn conscience tells him is
icrong, and for which he dares not take an open,
bold and honest stand. Here dilemma, upon
the other horn of which Judge Morrison is necessar
ly impaled.