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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
Destructive Fire in Cincinnatli-Ap-
pOintment.

Destructive FIRE IN CLaCl1ndIH--sIP-
pOintment.
CINcNvATTi, Sept 25,
A FIRE broke on, this morning in Lewis tobac-
co store, in Green street, near Third, which des'
royed the six four story buildings formerly known
az Scots Hotel. The loss on the buildings Will
reach s2O,0OO-insured for $4,000. Mr. Elicit
who occupied the upper stories as Cabinet ware
house lost about Sc 900 worth Of property, $4,000
of which is covered by insurance, The Union
Co.'S lumber yard was also destroyed, The loss
not ascertained. The whole loss will probably
reach $4,000.
Archibald NJ Gamble, has been appointed
Post Master Of this city, vice John NJ Wilmer
removed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob Zimmerman, deceased.
TgNHE heirs and legal representatives, Of Jacob
Zimmerman, late Of Mliilln township, ,Colum-
bIa county, Pa, deceased, to wrt-Jacob Immer.
man, Maudna Zimmerman, Nlargne,ta thinner
man, iatermarrIed witn Charles Lacks, Sarah
Zimmerman intermarried with william Piston,
George Zimmerman, John Zimmerman, r. Marg-
arer Zimmerman intemorred with Charles Ic,d.
ler Rosa Zimmerman lntermarred with JunD
NJaus, Frederick Himmcrmah, Ludwig Immer-
man, Christian Zimmerman, Margaret Limmer-
man inlcruarricd with Aaron Fry, and the child
rem Of jacob Zimmerman, late Of Germany, decea-
sed are hereby notified lhat 10 pursuance Of writ
of partition issucd ont Of the Orphans Court Of
Columbia county lor the partition Of the real cs.
tate Of said deceased situate nthe township
said coD.isingol several tracts Of land containing
in all two hundred aud lhirly.liye acres more or
ics., 49, amorg.t the heirs aud legal representative,
or ,bn said deceased, will hold ouI0luo., on said
rrami.es. ia the -,id low0-hoo tlIln.nn Tues
d,v the sixth dav Noypmn. 1t 10 fclock
A. NJ when and where y'" "sild to az.
BENJAMIN H'," - Sheriff
Sherif7s Office, Roomsburg,
September 9Th. ls43
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Nicholas BOcharts heirs and LcSm repre-

Nicholas Bocharfs heirs and Lcgm rpre-
ScntdtiUc8.
TVHE heirs and legol representatives. or NIchoI,s
Bochart, late Of Madison tP 'C1.u'.u'" county
,.;, nr n,rti,ion and valuation issued out Of the
Onahaos, Court of Columbia county aforesaid, the
rn., estate of said deceased, situate in said Madi.
soa ,ownship, not admitting Of partition, has been
valned and appraised, and the inquest confirmed
-, soid Court and that at the last August term
of said Coort, rule was granted by Court on the
said heirs and legal representatives., 10 appear in
said Court the first day Of nest November term to
wifi the third Monday Of November next, and ac-
cent said estate at the valuation, or shew cause
wbv the said Court shall not order the same 10 he
| soId BENZ. HAYMAN, Sheriff
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
Election Returns.

We intend supplying our readers and exchanges
with the earliest election returns, and reques'ou'
brethren OF the Press to remember US IN return
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
PURLEC SIZE,
YALnARLE REAL ESTATI

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Columbia county, on IhWSddythe i5h G
N0UcirJcr nert at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
LeuuaId B. Rubert Administrator, SC, Of SARAH
RUPERT, late OF Montour township, IN said coun-
ty, deceased, will expose to sale by Public Vendue
upon the premises, certain
TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Montour township in said County, ad.
joining land Of John II, Quick, and the Susque-
hanna river and Fishing creek, containing ABOUT
1870 Acres, on which are erected a large
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06
REDUCED Prices.
NEW, CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
CiOthing mpOrium.

I'VE suoscriberrespeciluly informs his friends
and the public, that he has dissolved the
partnership business aud opened an entire NEW
STOCK OF GOODS, fresh from the cities, in the
Cheap CiothtHg Emporium in the same stand,
on Main Street, above the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where he can beat both Jew and Gentle at sell
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, &c. Take the fol.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06

V. PALMER, corner Of Third and Chest.
nut Street, is an authorized agent lorthe CoLUM-
BIA DEMOCRAT, in Philadelphia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-06

FAIL ANU WIN ! Eh OLU IIINN,
Of every description, Dry, Fancy, and staple
GOODS, and a general assortment Of shirts, Bo.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, SusPeuders, Stocks, Hand.
kerchiels, &C., &c.
GarmeaH made to Order on short notice,
NJ. Pcrsonsresdng out Of town will find it to
their adyautageto purchase clothing Of him as he
is dccrminedro put prices down SO Iowa tomake
an obiectt to those who come from distance
Gentlemen don't forget to enquire for Nathans's
Cheap Clothing Store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr.. DGber's American House, Blooms
burg ,..,,,.,,
Rlnnrnshnrg. Oct |. 1910
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WANTED BY THE PRINTER.

DROVISIONS Of all kinds, Corn, Hay Pump
kins, Potatoes, buckwhea, Apples, OIder'
Corn stocks, Wood, &c og",her win Whatever
our good friends can conveniently spare NO" Is
tho lime we eypect something from the farmers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

BLOODY TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI. is our pain
full task to record one of the most shocking murders
that has ever occurred within the bounds of our
county, which happened in the prairie, near the
quiet little village of Pikeve. 1t appears that Mr..
J. Heggerson attempted to correct negro man in
his employ, who resisted, drew knife, and stab
bed him in several places-a Mr.. j. G.. Hobbs ran
to his assistance. Mr.. Hobbs stopped to pick up
stick to strike the negro, and while in that posi-
lion, the negro rushed upon HIM, and, with dirk,
inflicted wound in his left breast, which caused
his immediate death The negro then fled TO the
woods, but was pursued with dogs, and overtaken
lie had stopped in swamp to fight the dogs, when
the party came up and commanded him to give up
which he refused to do. He then made several
efforts TO stab them. Mr.. Robertson, one of the
party, gave him several blows on the head with a
rife gum; but this, instead of subduing, only in
creased his desperate revenge. Mr.. X. then dis
charged his gun at the negro, and, missing him, the
ball struck Mr.. Boon in the face and felled him
to the ground the negro, seeing Mr. Boon pros;
ttrated, attempted to stab him, but was prevented
by the interference Of some one Of the party. lie
was then shot three times with revolving pistol
and once with rifle, and after having his throat
cut, he still kept the knife firmly grasped In his
hand, and tried to cut their legs when they aP-
preached TO put an end to his life Mr. Boon IS
said TO be seriously wounded. Mr.. IIeggeson's
wounds are slght-Ho~sfon (h's') Rsp"6fiean,
March 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16
Political Intelligence.

William + johnson h spoken OF as Wig sandhsS
for Governor Of Maryland.
William j. Brown, late second assistant foetmsster
General Is the candidate for Congress In tho
Indianapolis district Of Indians.
At the recent municipal election In Augusta, CO.
xbie N,vor and eleven Wig Councilman, and one de-
mocratic Councilman were elected.
Returns from ~ counties In Arkansas, give Wilson,
(vhigJ smaority Of 2i5 Rosne deny The Little
sim unable to give our readers authoritative inforna-
ton as the result Of this very slow contest; but
enough has been heard ct least TO leave snyshing
but a certainty In regard TO Col Roanes success We
do not give il upbut the returns from Of
mocratic counties show indifference and apathy
altogether unsccountabe, and at which the true friends
the democratic party must be deeply mortified The
difference, as II now stands, between Roans and VII
son, far heard from, uaofhcially and otherwise
gives majority to the latter which 10 overcome, viii
require that Of the northern counties should
done their duty at the polls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

The Bdy0M Sara ledger Of the 3lst ult. says =
The water had fallen some four or five inches nT
to Thursday evening last, but on account of q
heavy rain the bayou and the water surrounding
our town had risen some two or three inches up to
the hour of going 10 press"
The Pointc Coupe Echo of the 3lst ult says -
"Since our last number the river. until Thursday,
had fallen nearly four inches, but since it has taken
a sudden rise and risen two inches. Another land
slide took place on Wednesday morning, by which
portion. of the levee disappeared in front of the
house OF II, Mr.. Custaix, a few yards above our
with their usual alacrity and prevented an over
flow"
The Baton Rouge Gazette of the 3lst ult. has
the following =" In the beginning of the week
the river fell several inches, but yesterday the
river again assumed its former stage. Great fears
are entertained of further rise from the Upper
Missouri"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

DRras YoR CAIIroRSA.--A Glasgow merchant,
having house in Valparaiso, has this week pun
chaeed in town no lees than cid worth OF meal
cines for California. The same house lately par.
chased in Lohaon clothes OF the value OF Hii,vo
lor the famc market. We may mention, that this
houte is the aamc for whose account an iron ware
hcuee was lately shipped at LiveTpool-esd'src
ifisen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16
season about to close II comes of on Tuesday
evening next, the 18th inst.

evening next, the 18th inst.
The weather here is exceedingly mild
+. S.-Enghsh papers, brought as by passengers,
walls in consequence Of the enquiry instituted in
the British House of Commons, relative to the re-
belhon losses bill. The remarks of the London
Times, recommending the loyal inhabitants of the
to the chances, is universally condemned
The government dispatches have not yet arrived
and many are the jokes banded about, at the ex-
pepse Of the Governor General, as to the probable
from home T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

RREvET ArroIsTHgHTs.-Ou brethren of the
pfess, here and there, have been quite severe upon
The yoh mlnous htt Of brevet appointments lately
ccrtImcd by tho Senate, and officially announced
east fome Of Them, were conferred by Gen Tay-
~ since hls accession to the Presidency. Not SO.
he pc niinruons were all made by his predecessor
% sh.cr.- N0fft EGi Ia.diigcnccr, dyrTl IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

The yacht Brenda, George w. Collamore, owner)
;ailcd from Bottom on Saturday on excursion 70 the
" Get Indies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16
Naval Intelligence

The IT, s. soop of war Germantown, Capt Bolton,
was at st. Kits on tho 3lst Of karsh--an well.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07
Exploiting a Newapnper.

The opponents Of Fourfierism hive often urged as
proof Of the insincerity Of the Tribune In advocat
ing what are called socialist doctrines that the pro-
pretors OF that paper did themselves put in prsc
lice the theories which they urged essential to the
well being OF Others. But ths objection to Tribun-
ism as we are informed viii longer apply, for the
proprietors of that popular Journal have exploited
their properly by making II up into 100 shares Of
81 600 dollars each which have been sold TO the
ployees whose talents and character have helped 10
make 1t what ID is The original propretors, Messrs.
Greeley 81 McElrath we understand, hold but fifth
each Of the property but still retain their positions
as manager and editor, The exploitation took place
we are informed, last January, and although no pub
lie announcement has been made Of the fact, we be-
leye II is sufficiently notorious 10 excuse us for
making this public allusion TO the circumstances.
IA practice is infinitely preferable preaching, and
calculated 10 produce much better effects should
not be surprised il this piece of practical socialism
should find good many imitators, particularly
among the gentlemen of The press. The other part
ners in the Tribune ate as we understand, Major
Snow, the money article editor Bayard Taylor, the
poet; Dana, the political philosopher and critic and
some of the reporters, pressmen, &c, The sale OF
the Tribune win be considered good one when 1t is
understood thar one eighth Of the establishment was
disposed Of a little more than year ago for seven
thousand dollars, the gentleman who purchased IT,
after paying one thousand dollars, chose to forfeit
the amount and throw mp the bargain N,l5 York
Mirror.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07
Leave Physic alone, and the Cholera will
leave You alone,

One Of the commonest pieces OF stupidity In civil
ized communities Is the taking Of physc for the pur.
pose Of keeping well In the alarm caused by the
cholera this fatal folly is carried 10 intoleable
People think they may fall sick, OF fancy they so
already, and rush TO buy and swallow the last
trum which they have seen advertised in the papefr
or which is paraded in staring bandbills along the
streets. Who knows what amount Of pills panaceas,
purges, ard other diabolic inventions, not III 10 be-
pitcned INTO a common sewer have been forced
down the innocent throats Of frightened simpletons
in this city within the past korinight2
We say TO all parties, leave physc alone, Don't
convert yourselves into shor-lived repositories Of
quack medicines, whether prescribed by the regular
orirregular faculty Keep clean, he temperate and
regular in Your hnhits, eat moderately of ordinary
wholesome food, and take no medicine becdusr yJii
hIink nm had L,Hsr OF because some adversen,n nj
cries u up Qs preventive o. because good nanreL
MEND counsels IT,
IT you are sick, or think 40 20 TO some doctor IN
whom YOU can cOnfdr, and follow his advice, Int
don't Try TO doctor yourself beforehand. Experiment
as much a. you wish alter The epidemic IL oycri TAXI
all the maIeria medica from Calonel and al,p down
10 Brandfeths pills ii you please and recover from
tlieiT effects u ynn bni Tor Tho present leave
physic alone ~ y Ifibune
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

n 500 et 2nch plank ls 20 long l2 10 Ia inches
wide, best quality yellow pine
5000 do llinch plank s to 20 feet long l2 TO l6 int
vide, best quality yellow pine
1850 do u inch plank 10 TO ~ feet long IL TO ID ius.
l2l 500 do lnch plank IS to 20 feet long 70 to IA ins
wide. best quality yellow pine
1891 DO lt'inch dressed noornp to inches wide,
tongued and grooved
1000 do II inch dressed nooring, 10 inches wide,
iongued and grooved, 81 eet long
5000 do II inch dressed flooring, to G inches wide,
tohgued and grooved, dressed on both sides,
20 feet long
q 800 do narrow dressed flooring tongued and rooved
$500 do dressed oorng tongued aud grooved Gu ~
Inches wide
10000 do dressed ceiling tongued and grooyed 10
lo3Gi do dressed ceiling sinch tongusd and eroovrd
= to inches wide
1900 feet Pinch juniper plank, 10 10 20 efl long 1910 IL
inches wide "
5000 tr neh juniper plank, 70 10 % 'ts' hong i2to
$4,000 juniper shingles best quality and not less than
inches wide
Gs 900 feet 2inch le pine plank 1910 70 feet tong
i2 inches wide
Glass; No, 2 -DftsctAansous
1000 feet inrh yellow pine IL 10 is fei iong 70 . 10
inches wide 5E
$50 pieces yellow pine eela inches long q Us inches
50 do do q ieet long, . by inches
10 do DO ~ feel ionsr5sy nehesv vide
1000 feet inch Wlne pine holrS
400 1000 90 y do DO pIank
1000 do do iGipe, boards
$1,000 juniper shingles
5000 Iet inch ash plank u tse long u 10 90 ncheswIir
~ do a inch do 70 do l2toiG 10
200 G Do inth do Il do '2 % %
coo do I, inch wltc oak plank, ~ % y ieet long
5000 rlasltrng atls
Glass No Slate
iG0 squares II best quality imprt duchess or countess
slate sige oisqnareH 10 eei by 10 ite on 100 square
itei SIZE ut slate may be- ~ by % or II by y
inches, .HEs & #He.t
III. CLASS No 4. -LiRs. Cement and Hair
49, casks OF best quality Washington OF Thainason lime
Az barrels Of silhal,ly Rosendaie Cement
20 bushels dl iair ior plasterng '@
ILAss No a = Mscsvaneouf
lO0 casks lime, best quality
30 do cement, do
100 bdshalS hair
loo bushels sand lo Of moulders in making
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

A stranger who OBLIGATED in Grtee Church yes
torday morning. when recitihg the creed turned TO.
ward the altar and bowed very revefenty. There
was nothing there that could be seem except n wood
en- box, cover ed with velvet Ere Post,
The officiating stranger might have bowed 10 a
worse object il did the wooden box no harm we
venture TO say and more than that the stranger might
have seen something there which the other worship.
pers did not. We have scent man mol only bow 10
wooden box covered with velvet" with nothing
in 1t but dust but bowed down with grief the sight
Of TN " Mirror
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

CHIcoay IN CorrEE, In debate In The Blush
Parliament upon the usc Of chicory (he dandeon
root In coffee IL stated that the revenue lost
moro than half million sterling byits use. IL Is
ssid that this adulteraiion improves the favor Of
coffee, and couscs lie astringen' qualities, .
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07
DAILY NATIONAL WING.

E-Alenegs ordering the paper containing advertise
mems, must be directed 10 G W. FENToN Publisher
u the National Whlgn
E.-oriers papers mustbe accompanied By the mon
sy, ~ the, win not be attended 10
AU money ssut VIII be credited the par valae in
Washington Cay
rJ-4l communications for insertion in the paper all
aslsenre of every description, all confidential commu
rications must be addressed Tow G. SNETHEN Editor
Of the National wing snd must be postpaid they win
no, be taken out e.
uJ-Sse Pr5specfqs ~ n rage.
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ODEON HALL,
Go,ne, " street and Pennsylvania apsmte


SlGNOR SARTI,
Member Of The n. L. University Of Pisa and he
r. J. Lyce,nn Of Florence, 8e., DC
Dogs respectfully intimate that he will continue TO
ID lecture N this city only few days LONGER ON lie gh
~ important science OF PHYSIOLOGY. The Lectures
illustrated by his Gel EBRATED ANATOMICAL MODEL
OF A FEMALE or THE MOORISH RACE, which has
been admedby The English, Russian land laely1 Amer.
can Governments duty Tree, oil IT'S public utility
Sgnor SAFri feels confident The following letter nfii
tien proof of The Reftof the production work 81
Arr and ilc.simile OF Nature -
"DEPAu Row Beecker street NY
March 2lt iei0l
THE Collection Of Anatomical Figures IN Wax u Sgnor
SArri from Florence, valuable aud beuuhfn The ae,
tnl accuracy OF The scpiae parts together with ne whole
body will make vtry nruclive aud useful % medical
T0t,e public also Il VIII be very attractive as ena
bling Them 10 leHrn eomethng 81 their own cufnna and
wonerlu ofpaniEAton There s nothing that ought 10
offend il,e mufi reilnfd aud cultivated drlcary
VALENTINE MOTT
nJ~ Horns or IrcrGnR '--lo o'clock q N ~ m 5l
nni "A u. M The ,hya lpart dr Ladder TUESDA and
TIIuaSDkY Wien Madame sARTi w,ll itmonair1re
u5- Ticket 6ctns. i'h'7 n
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

TtIIARcObL PASTE, iof Whitening aud preserving the
u Teeth cleansing the Mouth anj puriynP the Breath
Charco1 II powerful lFiniccng Igent ana when
made proper Materials Is considered BY The most
eminent physiciaa and medical writer's 10 be the safest
denirfcei In use
The only obstacle 70 iis more general has been its
dusfy nature, which, IN the form offered IL entirely
avoided This preparation contains no other substanees
except such as are necessary prepare II In this form
which Of themseven are perfectly safe and induce heal
thy condition Of the mouth -f-'7-
The coal from which this paste IA prepared Is made Of
poplar wood, burnt IN an iron cylinder made Tor the pur
pose and calcined 20 The utmost fneness Nv
u Is freed from all impurities and coarse particles The
purifying property Of the paste will not only adm Of lis
keep the teeth white the mouth clean and The breath
sweet as nsuiazes and destroys the fotor who arises
from carlous teeth III
u can DC used with The greatest convenience
For saleby CHARLES sToTr & co
Druggists aud Apoihecsries, corner Of sth street
June l-2znwim aud Pa avenue Washington clty,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07
MARSHAL'S SALE.


!" n RoI' Al p ohLE
virtue OF Two wrifs oil aert Jdrids issued from the
Clerks once OF me circuit C0urt OF the District 70.
umpa IoI ns couny o. washington and TO me directed,
snail expose 70 puoe sais Tor CASH on Wednesday, iah
June nsidH ~ ~ CLOCK M before the Court House
aoor OF san county one negro woman, named Cells
Iurnr sge9 ~ ana sugars and her ninnt child
sellto snu ieeu upon as Inc property OF George Bonn
s anu sou 70 sausy Judicias No 49, October term
iaSo % Marna Msnnngi also TO satisfy Judcias
NO ~ 70 oetooet term 1919, agulnat said Bomford
49,. =, ROBERT WALLACE,
June JUS Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
MARsHAL,s sALE.-In virtue Of , ,yr, - G.r,
~ nS,ss ssusd from the Clerks Office Of the District OF
iorihe county Of washington, and direct
o ss 70 Pubic sal lot cash. on Monday, the
ou. uay " June next ~ O'CLOCK before the Court
ouse uoor o. sald county ne following properly viz
III ~ io IA square no oOi IN the city OF Washington,
VIII ,e improvements thereon being two two.story frame
Seizeo ana levied upon as The properly Of Jas
ahu soiu 70 sa'isy 1udlcias NO. lbs, TO March term.
isas III iavof Of Robert Brown, use Of Hall Co
=. ROBERT WALLACE,
mey2o-dts Marshal oil the District Of Columbia.
rr AReuAIIo oATU - .....- r. : -. - -,
M nc;.. n,tar ~ ia, -. i snue " NH ~ 1etAl
~ he rc,i, r,'r, ~ ~ n u' ~ w once
c M =, Wabn' , " w psGt Of coinno,s Tor the
y, nS,i. y au " hs u'Iec'sa snall expose
=, 10 o,ciort ~ h, ~ 'he ION o. snne heI
s, ~ VI, p'ioie VIZ tourth9ise door OF said
io Rynes Of H. % X S 70. s and .