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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

OELT RIBBONS. BELT siBsONs Bel R.'
ID bon. .-The 0u.y complete ortnent oi S-A Hi'
bos.iu town A.0. Bonsei aud Cap kao''o' Velvet X
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

f('O WATCH uAhth AND ~ !" lit LIT. -
l Warted. a situation c-mhn IN a l-~erN or fancy
.t,fe hy a Young man who IL well acquainted WIKI .ir
bg .ue.s The best of rty references " oe given -
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15

officer whom he sent TO capituate, offered to pro-
ceed with or without Austrian commls
soners, to the corps to surrender have the
fortune to inform your Majesty, that Georgeys
only condition to his surrender, was to be allow
ed to lay down his arms to your Majestys army
have made arrangements for the insurgents to
be discharged by General RudizulI corps respect
ing the estradition olthe prisoners
am in communication with the commander Of
the Austrian army. As for Georgey, have him
at your Imperial Majesty's disposal
1t was rumored that the Emperor OF Russia had
settled price 100000 roubleS on Kossuth's head
dead or alive.
1t is asserted by some of the ardNpt friends of
Hungary that GeOrgey has proven himself trail
tor and has yielded to the golden argumentsof the
Russians.
Kossuth's wife and family, it is said, had fallen
into the hands Of the Imperalsts.
ENGLAND
The official record shows continued increase
ofmortality arising from the general prevalence
of the cholera.
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MAR RRIED

On the Sth inst, by the Rev. d, J, Waller, Mr.,
Thomas P. McBRDE, TO Miss AMANDA Ron.
BINS, all of Bloomsbury,
On the Sd inst, in ST. James Church, Muncy,
by Rev VIM. ]. Clark, Rev GEORGE c. DRAKE,
Rector Of the Church. to Miss SOPHIA Rop0,
daughter OF VIM. +. Robb, of Muncy township,
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. VIM J, Eyer, Mr..
FRANKLIN RHoADs Of Roaringcreek twp, to
Miss ELIZABETH LINDENMUrH Of Cattawssa
Valley, Schuylkill CO.
In Milton, on the 5th inst, by the Rev. F, Ruth.
rauh, Mr. JESSE ScHREYER of Lewisburg, to Miss
SARAH HEINEN of Milton.
In Milton, on the Sd inst, by the Rev, F.
Ruthrauf, Mr., VIM CoRNELIsON, to Miss JANE
BOND, both Of Milton,
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Norlb Branch Canal.

GJ- The Canal Commissioners met last Satur
day morning at Congress Hall, Philadelphia
mainly for the purpose Of taking measures for q
vigorous commencement and prosecution OF the
work on the North Branch Canal.
g5- WILLIAM B. Foster, Esq, has been ap,
pointed by the Canal Commissioners Chief En-
gineer Of the North Branch Division, Mr.. F. is
highly capable aud experienced engineer, and
is at present one Of the principal assistant engi-
neers on the Pennsylvania Railroad, The work
is TO BIZ commenced Immediately.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15

ADMIrrED.-Messrs C. F. Bowman and r. F.
Piatt, were each admitted to prctice law, as At.
torneys, &c, in the several courts of Lycoming
county, on Tuesday morning last, the former on
motion of James Armstrong Esq, and the latt ter
on motion of Gen. R. Fleming
We are pleased to learn, says the Lycoming
Gazette, that both these young gentlemen sus-
tanned most credtable and satisfactory examina-
tion, and will begin the abors of their profession
under highly promising prospects. Mr., Bowman,
we believe, designs to make Pottsville his future
residence Mr.. Patt, we apprehend will not
leave Williamsport, at least for the present. -
Success attend them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15

LIFE's CHANGES. few days since you ng
gentleman related to US the following He said
that his mother was speaking in the evening al
the social home circle of life's changes-and re.
marked that in her girlhood at social party
where there was music and dancing,a young, blue
eyed, light haired boy asked her to dance. She
refused, and thought him rather presumptuous
as he was the son of Captain, militia Cap,
tain. There was difference in their social po.
sition. That boy is the present Governor Of Mas.
SdchwSetts We rather guess he never asked any
one to dance afterwards.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
DIED


In bloom lp' on Inc SUN oi 1uIy' Nlrs' NhDhC'
CA "Ile OF Jesse Shannon' aged ~ years. . months
anu uaS'
MIS- shannon was worthy member o'
'he M h. ChuIcn l''ed .he lie o' ia''n'
ana o'eu 'ne Onr''''a" "e''n' fUt H'"'e
."a" ',% a,3 m,s w ~ O .s r:h a;, n,a,|' ",,s h
La1o,,;.t uaananIn anh,nis,;on -aaI;,,;nv n,,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
CiearGeEd and Centre.

WILLIAM J. HEMPHILL, Esq, of Clearheld
county, in conjunction with John B, Meek, Esq,
ot Centre, are the Democratic nominees for the
legislature,
Mr.. HemphM is an active, intelligent and re.
liable Democrat-a young gentleman of sterling
worth, and with his colleague, Mr., Meek, will
represent that district with distinguished ability
We know them both intimately, and esteem them
Merry highly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
Hon. .H0rriS LOngStr6fh.

The editor of the Germantown Telegraph ac-
knowledges the honor Of visit from Judge LONG.
era ETH, ,on Monday last and expresser qualification
At finding him in the enjoyment OF excellent
health. The editors says; "We have not seen him
look so we'll for two years This, we hope, will
allay the ide rumors Of his renewed Hines 8,
which lately found their way. into the public
printsn
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Distressing accident.

M limos Moyer, aged about 10 years, son OF
John Meyer, Of Derry township, on Saturday
last, while engaged in threshlng, was caught in
the machine, and had his leg torn of above the
knee.
ASorHER.-oO the same day, and in the same
township, M. .abrahum Cooper, son of Peter
Cooper, aged about Ia years, wa, dreadfully man.
gled by enanglng 10 the machine, SO that his life
is entirely dispaired Of
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eJ- The Clear6eld Dollar OF the 9th, says -
On Tuesday morning last, when the new trial of
Torrents Altman, who was tried at the February
term for the murder Of his brother, and found
guilty oil murder in the first degree, was called
up, the prisoner through his counsel, plead gull
ty of murder in the second degree His Honor,
Judge Woodward, sentenced him to l2years SOL
itary confinement in the Western Penitcnliary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
LATE FROM HAYANA-MILITARY
MOVEMENTS.

New Orleans, Sept. S.
BY letters published in the Delta, dated Havana
Goth ult, we learn that great excitement prevail
ed throughout the island, and that the Captain
General had scaledout four thousand military and
had sent large bodies of troops to Principe, Trim
ided, and St. Jago, which towns are said to be in
state of insurrection.
The English had written to Jamaica, to have
more ships sent for the purpose Of protecting Br-
tish properties.
The Captain General had forbidden the delivery
of New Orleans papers, through the Post Office.
The papers say nothing of the insurrection, and
attribute the military movements to the reception
Of the proclamation issued by the President Of the
United States, in regard to the secret expedition
against Cuba
The steamer Falcon, form Havena, is hourly
expected.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15

The Post Master General has decided that the
postage on newspapers to any point within the
United States Possessions in California and Ore
gon, regularly sent from the Office Of publication,
need not be prepaid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15

FLoGGtNG IN THE NAvY,-ThiS SUBJECTS be-
ginning to attract the attention Of the people. A
large meeting was held n Massa achuSsets, which
was marked by much dignity and magninimity:
and which was attended by some of the most en-
inent men in that State.
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For the Columbia Democrats
BLOOMSBURG-THE ACADEMY, &C.
Ma. EDITOR

Ma EDIToR-
1 Your town is certainly exhibiting a
marked spirit Of enterprise. | see number of
very dne buildings going up, and everything tru-
ly wears The aspect Of life and business. The
axtutes about the Court House, too, are much in
keeping with good taste. But what is most i'm.
norlant, YOU are looking to the best interests Of
,hhe RISING GENERATION, in the establishment
4of the Bloon,6urg Academy. You are commen.
Ncinp an enterprze that must prove Of ncalcua
te benefit; the ultimate importance Of which
mo alone can deyelope. The lst session of six
N,,pth, has lust closed, and by accident, eu.
v,d the privilege of witnessing its first public
nmination. Everything passed of in man.
y, highly gratifying to the spectators whom
sve were mostly parents. The classes passed
tIordeal Of examination, in style and with an
se,acy only 10 be accounted for in the mastery,
an ,k;Il Of their teachers. cannot here refrain
fro EXPRESSING my qualification, that you have
sec,od ,he services of my learned and esteemed
frieI. Rev. j. +. BRADLEY, who, as teacher,
has .w if any superors. This IS as 1t should be-
Tss man who is to have charge of the mental
culfus oC your sons, and daughters, and to make
impressions upon their youthful minds that will
in greai or less degree influence them to the
taest period of existence, and for auSht know
throug IL eternity, should truly be well skilled in
his Profession.
lie should not only be skilled in "learned
lore" b., have the fsculty Of communicating IN
a clear ,,d concise msnnrr to the inexperienced
mind his,vp ideas. b. kind aud atidole' hrm
and reao.te. having bs pupils both loving ane
fearing I'm. Teaching, because be loves 10
TEACH. having correct knowledge OF human
nature br.ping to bear the pride and amOltlOn
Of his pup, Bu, TO be brief, it affords me plea
sure TO say that in Mr.. Bradley, you nave 'nOse
qualities c,,,sr.d in high degrs Whom to aP-
''' '''e o"'s - AD' AMICUS.
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REMOVAL.
Boot and .ShOrmaEjgr.

'OOt At" oHOtWhhWS.
VIE Undersigned, thankful for past patronage
i respectfully informs his old customers and
the public that he has removed his establishment
to the new frame building, above Albright 4
MenseIs store, on Main Street, opposite the
Forks Hotel where he will be ready 10 wait up.
on all who may form him with a call as u.ua!.
JACOB f. DIETRICH.
Bloomsbury, April !, 1919,
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so WE SAY.-The mechanic who is asham
ed of his apron, or the famer who is ashamed o
his frosk, is himself shame to his profession.
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Bloomsburg, Sept, Is, lSl9-3t.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TN pursuance of an "Act to Incorporate the
/ Susquehanna River, and North and West
Branch TelegraphiC Company" PUBLIC MEET
ING of the STOCKHOLDERS and CoRPoRAToRs OF
the same, will be held at the public house OF
JOS. KELTON, in WILLIAMSPORT, Lycom'
ing county, Pennsylvania, on TUESDAY, the
18th Of September, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to elect
President Secretary, Treasurer and Directors
for said Company
ALVIN c. GOELL,
j. G. FELL, c..,-
JOHN TITUS, Oo'P0''o's'
CHAS. w. BENDER, &c.
Sept. IS, :Si9-lt.
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CAUTION 4!

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
N taking an assignment or transfer ot a note
OF hand, given BY me in favor Of uulion Hqy,b.
Tin, ahnt the 2nlh Of April last, for one hundred
and ten dollars, payable in six months from date
with interest, as have not received value for the
same, and am determined not to pay it unless
compelled by due course of law.
GEORGE RICE.
Liyhtsircet Aup % 1910 lt,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sep. l3 iSla.
FLOUR-St ST. and 8 25 RYE Flour
81 - WuEAr-- 81 no. Corn-JJ Odts-2T.
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HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 6.
The Cabinet held short ;, ssion this morning.
The President has not yet recovered from The IA
tlgue attendant upon his rec mt tour. He is re-.
ported to be very weak and feeble.
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NOTICE

TIME state Of my health, which, after more
than ayearss abstinence from much probes
sonal labor is still very imperfect, renders II alb
solulely necessary that | should settle up my
affairs here. request, therefore, that all who
know themselves to be indebted to me, would
come IMMEDIATELY AID pay me, that may be
able to settle personally and promptly with ALL
with whom have dealings
DAVID N. SCOTT.
sept S, 1919,
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ego Acres of good Land,

NEW STORE AND CHEAP GOODS
ENliE subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Il BIoomsbulg, aud the public at large, that
he has just opened New STORE, in the brick
building, lately occupied by Albright 6. Mengel,
on Main street, north, where he offers tor sale, a
general assortment of
Cloths and Ready Made Clothing,
ot the best kind and latest style, summer and
winter wear.
AIso--DkY GOODS, COFFEE, etc, cheaper
than the cheapest for cash
gt-Garmenl, Of all kinds cut and made to order
The public are invited to cali and examine his
stock IN trade,
FELIX KAHN.
BIounrsburg, Aug 25, lsig..3
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GEN. w. F. PAC KER.

We rejoice TO n,that this gentleman has re-
ceiyed the unanimous democratic nomination Of
his district of State Senator. Gen. P. is rising
man aud one of the most able and fearless demo-
Gratis in Pennsylvania. He will be elected by a
most triumphant majority.
GEN. VIM BRINDLE, Of Lycoming county, has
also received the democratic nomination, by an
almost unanimous vote, for the Legislature
Gen. Brindle, like Gen. Packer, is strong dem
pocrat, and deserves well the confidence Of his
. country. With such trumvirae, as Messrs
GAMBLE, PACKER and BRINDLE, on the Ticket,
the West Branch democracy, will come out OF
the contest all "wreathad with unfading glory"
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are cautioned not to NEEDLE OF
N interfere in any manner with the following
property, which was sold this day (Sept. llth)
at Constable's Sale, as the property of WESLEY
SHANNON, of Bloomsbury, and purchased by me,
and which have loaned to said Wesley Shannon
until see proper to remove them, viz
One hat case, one pine table, one bureau,
one wash stand, one looking glass, four
bedsteads aud bedding, two pictures and
frames.
JESSE SHANNON.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
from Philadelphia to Pottsvllle.
Change of hours, and two
trains daily each way
except Sundays.
INN AND AFTER MONDAY, April I'd, lS40
wouains will run each way, daily, between
Philadelphia and Pottsyiive
MoRNING -ACCoMmoDATIuN
Leaves Philadelphia at y A. NJ, daily, eX-
cept Sundays.
Passes Reading at 10. As A. N.
Leaves Pottsyille at y A. NJ. Daily except
Sundays.
Passes Reading at 10 A. NJ.
The above line stops at all way stations on the
road as formerly,
AFTERNOON LINE-FAsT Train.
Up Train Do,Dn Train
Leaves Philadelphia at Leaves Pottsyile at 2
2! p. NJ, daily ex Z. NJ, Daily, except
Cept Sundays Sundays.
Leaves PhuniXylle SIS Leaves Sch. Haven . 81
" Pottstown Ais " Port Clinton 800
" Reading $50 " Reading $50
" Port Clinton SIS Pottstown IlO
" Sch. Haven 6,lO " PhuniXyIlc 800
ArrIyesatIottsvillcG,2 $50 Arrives at State Rd $50
The Afternoon Train will stop only at the a
bove named Stations Passengers for otherpoints
must therefore take the Morning Line.
DEPOT in Reading, corner of Chestnut and
Seventh streets. Passengers cannot enter the
Cars unless provided with Tickets.
j-NOTICE.-Fily pound Of baggage will be
allowed to each passenger in these lines; and
passengers are expressly prohibited from taking
any thing as baggage but their wearing apparel,
n. III. Il.
Will be taken by these lines
BY order Of the Board Of Managers.
s. BRADFORD, SCc'ry.
Nav :, lSig.
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To tho Editors.

In the Baltimore Clipper of the 2lst instant find a
letter from its Washington correspondent under date Of
the 10th instant which does great injustice TO public
officer.
The writer Of that letter states that the collector of
customs in this place Geogeown) removed Mr. Towles,
as inspector, and appointed Mr.. Mattingly his
cessor and mentions further that there one hun
dred and five applicants for the place. among them lady
but politicians are ungdiiant.
Now Messrs Editions, If rumor be correct, more gal
liant knight is not to be found than the officer above
iered TO- 1t is said he is the very personifcaton OF
Knight urantry.
PAUL PRY. in.
GfoRGETowH, August 81.
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PmLADELPMA. August 90, ls49.
In nv former letter stated the shifts made uss of by
portion Of Levins clique TO aMalganats aoik he higs and
Rough and Ready men, In the selection OF Rough and
Ready delegates IN the county. the wings cannot raise
eopo guard under their nae, but have by the aid OF
few ohces dispensed by Iswis, collector, and Waite.
postmaster bought them up and thus placed Edward c.
Dale their candidate fer sheriff. who was an applicant
Tor the collecorshp SO you see the bargain made by
Lewis win Levin is flbout being enacted but the hon
ct wings Sand tnege are some left YETI will not support
him prothonotary "A few years since
The natives, W no hold the balance OF power. and who
were formerly democrats true TO their principles,
and will place the name Of George w. Far before the
people as rAer candidate He is very popular man,
can. wodld be elected by large majority The demo.
cratic confsrees met to-day and have placed several
wort citizens in nomination for the several Offices, and
no doubt. when they come to ballot for their candi
lates, will select good and true men.
The democracy were never more united than they are
party President Lewis the collector with his mnions,
are secretly at work interfering elections But his
men are marked Although several democrats have
been continued in Office il has leaked out that il is only
till he should be confirmed and then they will go by the
board Mr. Clayton will find out ere long that he can
not make officers for the freemen Of Philadelphia. The
appointment OF Lewis gives dissatisfaction TO all parties,
except his own family who are well supplied
Our city has been the scene OF riot as usual on Saur
day night and Sunday We must acknowledge with
The wsrd was given thai the mayor Of the city and
sheriff were both rlstcaRg, instead OF being at their
posts attending to their duties The mayor is still abb
sent the sheriff arrived on the evening OF the commence
msnt Of the ourages which You will see by our papers
been done, were called out and were awaiting the orders
: - $500 PLEBEIAN.
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ssTs wings Fsdsrallsts when they set tAs pewsr
The following is an extract from letter written by
Gen Jackson, September LIST. $780, to Alfred Gardner
and others. Dresden, Tennessee,
The iederasts call hems wings, bat the people can
that they hold principle in common with the wings
Of glorious revolution. They vl BE- sdalsts ,es~ they
get s poDo. by whatever they choose 70 call them
selves before hes get H. They win 20 for national bank
FOR national system Of internal improvements by the gen.
era government for protective tariff Sapaastsd By ths
consultations, and for that policy generally which strengthens
the general government, by taking power unnecessarily
the contrary have no professions make which doubt
full They adhere the constitution It expounded
by the friends Of popular govenmen,-as was admins
tered by Mr. Jefferson In the days Of 1902 and as It has
been since maintained by those who have ecog
Missed the principle that the people able govern them
selves
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Communicated.


This popular Of The citizens Of Washington and Baltimore
has been yearly gaining pubic under the admirable
management Of m present popesors, Mess KIaKwoop KsL
Lar All who have visited the Pavilion for
year have returned highly delighted with their "Trip and
ucuon mat no similar establishment In this section Union
combines of the comforts with the eayetics and
pleasures Of social life The worthy cessant in their abors
accomplish everything for The and happiness Of er
vss and they have enenty succeeded With
restraints imposed fcr excep, decom and
prop dctss, and amenities life are here agree
ably developed An absolute equality, incorrect or
ungenemsny department unanimously by mission 10
covnuy Of the unfortunate ineonnent the
bounds Of propricty.
striking and peculiar feature Of finey Point every one
can calculate his expenses There here
elsewhere, for smusemcn in which the may
20 indulge Dancing, music bathing the athletic games, boating
failing fishing, &C., &C. IN furnished without any
charge e being found qualification
of their guests.
irwin be BY advertisement that the veteran Capt Mrop
rlA tskes party down Saturday in the 0eoi We hope he
WIN meet win that encouragement which he surely merits
J.H.T.
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GtoRGErowN, August 2l

PhIladsiphia Custo.a-houss and Post Once Cabinet.
Mr. Union, you must know that we have a cabinet
here, as well as you have at Washington which make
SloaRaker Ashmead, White, Chander-aIl of whom
have got their sons sons n-law, unces nephews, or
brothers inaw, in Office You might hereafter call il the
family cabinet Our postmaster has been down at the
capes Tor some weeks, and since his return, has been
dancing attendance on Levin This may account for the
post Office in Philadelphia being badly managed, with
many greenhorns left to conduct the affairs OF the
FLETCHER.
PHILApEIP4IIA, August 90