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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-22
Our Book Table.

Among the many good things ofthe season, and
one Of the best is, the "LI rERARY GAZETTE"
published IN Lancaster city, by Eshiemaa 4
Gochaaur and Edited, in the literary depart.
ment, by Mrs. LYDIA JANE PEIRsoN. The rop.
utauon Of Mrs Pcirson is fully sustained by her
admirable conduct Of this paper We rejoice,
that she IL placed in a situation in which she can
be SO useful, in which her talents can 50 well
display themselves
The Gazette" will not be long in placing it,
self II it has not already done so in the front
rank Of literary papers Enlyened as il will be
by Mrs. Persons prose and poetry, it is fully
worth the price OF Subscrption-2 year or
$3.50 in advance We congratulate our breth
rrn OF the quill in Lancaster, on this splendid
acquisition TO the corps editorial
Glaham for JaHuGrg--We must saw that we
thJuk the present number of Graham, superior
to any and every previous one The embsllish.
ments are superb The Belle 0fhe Season, is
pretty and entirely free from the objection 10 Of
ten urged, Of an indecent state Of nudity The
.4dUent cj the gear" aud the potrat Of "Gen'l,
r. Montgomery" are excellent We like the
Meeting Of the waters" illustrated from Moore.
The contributors are, among others, Arthur,
Hurst, Tuckerman, Poe, Du Sole, Mrs, Osgood,
Mrs. Person sc.
Sartan for January. y.-Is exquisite. One hun.
dred and four pages Of reading matter, Contr.
buttons by Mrs, Sigourney, Gray, Kinney, o..
good, Kirkland, Smith and others, Also-by
Professor Alder, Rhodes and Hart and many more;
comprising mass Of talent Among the en-.
belllshments, we prefer "The conversion of st.
Paul, and the "Winler." 1t also contains por.
trait Of Humboldt
Peterson for January-Is also on our table.
1t is double number, and contains seventy two
pages, "Tbe rising tide" isa spirited engra.
wing, We like "our LilIe," and "the tiff"
Among the contributors are, Mrs. Stephens,
Osgood, Neal, and Moreton, and Madame Dre-
four. Peterson, beside getting up good Maga,
ziene, is capital writer himself The maga.
zines are beginning the new year with high
hopes
Godg'S Ladies' Book, for January, 1850, has
been on our table for two weeks,-havirg been
kiodly furnished to the Press, by the publishers,
in advance. This number contains 100 pages of
reading matter, besides an unusual number of
most beautiful Engrayings As a specimen of the
contents of this work, we need only refer the rea.
der to the beautiful and liie.like story entitled
January Bills
~ We cannot cumber our columns with a
lengthy publication Of all the Magazines, We
however regularly note their contents in our edi-
toria. department. This ought to be satisfactory,
and with it, we wish all success
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.gnmuaI VISA Of 80, .yTehoIas.

Twas the night before Christmas, when, all
through the house,
Not creature was stirring, not even mouse:
The stockings were hung by the chimney with
care,
In hopes that ST. Nicholas soon would be there;
The children were nestled all sung 10 their beds,
While visions OF suga.piums danced through
their heads:
And mamma in her kerchel, and in my cap,
Had Just settled our brains for lang winter nap
When out on the lawn there arose such Clattcr,
sprang from my bed to see what WAS the natter
Away to the window flew like flash,
Tore open the shutters, and threw up the sash,
The moon on the breast Of the new. fallen snow,
Gave the lustre 0! midday To objects below
When what to my wondeTmge eyes should appear
But miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer,
With a little old driver, as lively aud quick,
knew in a moment 1t must be st. Nick
More rapid than eagles his coursers hey came,
And he whisled and shouted, and called lheln by
name;
"Now Dasher now Dancer now Prancer now
Vixen
On, Comet Oh, Cupid on Donder and Blixen
To the top of the porch to the top of the wall
Now dash away, dash away, dash away all Z"
As the leaves that before the wild hurricane fy,
When lheymeet with no obstacle mount to the sky,
So up to the house top the couTseTs they few,
With the sleigh full Of toys-and ST. Nicholas too
And then, in a lwinkling, | heard On the root,
The prancing and pa" ing OF each little hoot,
As drew in my head, and was turning aroHnd,
Down the chimney ST. Nicholas came With q
bound.
He was dressed all in fur, from hshead to his foot
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes aud
SCOT
A bundle Of toys he had flung on his back
And he locked like pedlat just opcnng his pack;
His eyes-how they twlnkled his dlmpes, how
merry
His ckeeks were like roses his nose like a cherry!
His droll little mouth was drawn like a bow.
And the beard on bis chin was as white as the
snow.
The stump Of pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke 1T tenCirced his head like wreath
He had broad face, and little round belly
That shook, when he laugh'd, like bowl full Of
jelly,
He was chubby and plump right Jolly old clr
And laughed when saw hm,in spite at myself,
wink of his eys, and a twist Of his head,
Soon gave me to know | had nothing to dread.
He spoke not word, but went to his work,
And filed all the stockings then turned with a
jeark
And laying his finger aside OF his nose
And giving a nod UP the chimney he rose,
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a wis.
tie,
And away they all flew like the down of thistle
But heard him eXclaim, ere he drove out of sight
"Happy Ch,iStmas TO all, and 10 al g0od
nj ght
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Congress.

The people are becoming tired Of tins
fooling by Congress, which is now costing
them three thousand dollars a-day and
anathemas, loud and deep, are being pour
ed out against them, The people can now
see of what practical use free-soilers are,
in our government, by the game they are
playing, More and more is it becoming
apparent that this fuss is only about an alb.
stract idea.
Many adopt.this course, merely for the
sake ofa little notoriety. Like Aerostra-
tus, they are determined to do something,
so that their names may decend to poster
,ity. But how differently the edidces, up
on which they play off their Prau KS One,
the temple CT Diana, the other the temple
of Liberty. The burnlngs ofthe one caus-
ed but little CONSERVATION in its immediate
neighborhood, while the fall Of the other
will shake the earth 10 IFS centre
Are WImot, Root, .Giddings and few
others who accidentally hold the balance
of power in Congress at all hazards de-
,ermined that their names shall be remem.
bered! If so, let them rest contented, for
already are they "damoed to universal
fame" Are we not fallen on an age sut'
hcienLy practical, to oue' from our system
such moon-shine notions concerning Ella
very! Is the great problem, that men are
capable Of self-goyornment, iusudicienIly
proved.
Ifupon this point, we are satisfied, then
give the people of the Territories chance
to make their own laws, and do not restrict
then in the exercise Of thei. "certain, inal'
ienable rights We hope that the peo-
pie, hencelOrlh, will be careful how they
put power into the hands Of so urscrupu-
lous fiction. On the stump, they plead
for abstract ideas in Congress they strike
blow at the very heart Of the union, threat
ening to bring anarchy, confusion,and dark
ness upon the wOrld,"
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Christmas Verses,

TUESDAY next brings the return Of
another Christmas, 1t will be day of
festivities aud general merriment, and with
it, we wish all our friends a "happy Christ
mas" For the amusement of our young
readers, we present them below, some
thoughts, in verse, on the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-22
The DanVille Bank.

GEo, A FRicK, Esq, Of Danyille, was on the
18th instant, elected Cashier, and Lduid Glars
Esq, Of Calawssa, chosen Teller Of this Inst.
tuition. PETER BALDY, Esq, having some
time since been elected President The Bank
Bills, said to be very handsomely printed 90 su'
perbly engraved plates, have already been PrOcu'
red, and will be issued about the first of next
February
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EXECETOR,S NOTICE.

Es'0tc Of Merandcr McCorty, deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters rcsIa-
" men'ary on the estate OF ALEXANDER
MCCARTHY, late Of bloom township, Columbia
county, drceased,haye been granted, by the Regis
ter d said county, to The undersigned residing in
Bloom township; All prrsons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment and those
having claims will present them to the Executors
for settlement
JOHN McCARTY,l ! Fr,r,.
JOHN X. GR0TZ, A1'' 20
Dec l2. lG4q.Gt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-22

M HEkLAS the Hon. JO,ErH B. ANrHoNY, .
W FlesIdenl "l lne Courts ui UlgI and ItY.
mlnen, aud General JAN Delivery, Court OF Quar-.
ter sessions OF The Peace, dAd Count VI Common
Pleas aud Orphans Coutt, IN Tue Eighth Judicial
District composed OF lhe counties ul NorInum.
Derldnd, Columbia lud l.ycomlng; and the Hon.
SAMUEL OAKEs, and SrkpHGN BALpY, Esqulrrs,
Associate Judges IN Columbia county, have ISSUED
their precept bearing dare The 2Sth day OF Nov,
IA the year ol our Lord one Dhousant eight hun
drrd and forty y.nlne, and 10 me Greeted tor moi.
ding Court OF Oyer aud Iemncr, and General
Jail Delivery, GenrFdl Quarter Sessions ol the
Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court ia
Bloolnsburs, IN the county OF Columbia, on the
third Monday, (belng the 2lst day. OF LA,NL4.
Il 4 next, and tp continue Two weeks:
NoIICE IS rHEREEoRE HEREBY GIVEN, 70 the
Coroner, the Justices otthc Peace and constable,
OF the SAID county OF Columbia, that they be then
and there IN the proper persons at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon OF said day with their records, in
gulsiuOBs and other TemembranCes, TO do those
things which to Their Offices appettaln TO he doue
Aud those that are bound by r1cognlzance, to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or may be
in the Jail of said county OF Columbia, are to be
then aud there 10 prosecute them as shall be just
Jurors are requested to be punctual in their alten
dance, aYeeahly In their notices,
Dated at BionmsbuTg, the 22nd day of Nov, In
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud lolty-nlne, and IN the 1lIh year Of The Lnde-
pendanCe OF the United States of AmeJc
PETER BlLLMEYER, ShU
Bloomsbury Dec %, 1873.
s--~~---~~-~-~~s--@-
list Of CauSeS for 1ria! Gt January
Term, 1850.
J Commonwealth vs. Charles I Mann ct al.
/ , John Bear v, Catharlue Bear.
; Bonham r. Gearhart ys John Dye.
{ Edmund l. Piper vs. John Bailey
3 Elisha b. Settler W Samuel Steltler.
. Henry Hartman vs Noah $ PrentlsS
Jacob Welliyer ys John Runyan
3 Isaac Tyler vs. BeI jaInln P Frlck.
Thomas SGuon vs. Fenlah Rees
10 Robert Montgomery vs. Gilbert Hess aud John
Hess
/ II Nicholas Seybert vs. Thos Connolly ct a.
. II John p Grove ct al vs. William Donaldson tt al.
/ 10 Lloyd Thomas vs. Peter Mowrer.
! Il Caleb Appemau vs. Josiah GaoIalth.
! IS John BetTon ct ux vs. McEowin sdm'r, ct al.
I6 George Dresbach w Jacob R Hover
. II Adams x Price W Frederick Wohliorth.
/ IS John Shiyey VS. Samuel Yost ct al.
| 10 Thomas NiIdoner'5 TX. ys Robert LocEagt.
| ~ Same vs. same.
81 John ShYely vs. Samuel NOst ct al,
- James Black ys Richard Black.
/ % David r Kownoyer ct al versus Danylle
Bridge Company.
/ 81 M1nassah Bowman rs Joseph Sharpcss.
% John Achenbach W Mathew Mcdowell ct al.
2G Same vs. same,
| u Anna Dman vs. B NJ Yantz
! 2s John Reed vs. lie Grand Bancroft
| 90 John Davies ct al rs Wm H Wooden.
30 Isaac Rurnheimer ct al ys r Frederick ct al.
! 81 Levi Ashton W Abraham Cool
81 David II Rshel ys Jesse Aten ct al
33 WIN Bettery vs. Moses May ct ny.
| 81 Drake St BcChtcl rs Nicholas Seybe7t
! IS Ephram MCCollum's FIX vs.. Il Johnston.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-22

35-The Legislature of Oregon, October llth,
had Just closed tsstssion of ffy.lve days. They
have adopted a code Of laws, mostly taken from
the Iowa statues. One, however, is the prohib.
ton Of ".Ncgroes anu .Nulatocs," from settling
in or passing through the territory
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-22
Fairness.

The DanpiHc (Hhig) Democrat of last
week, contains some remarks relative to an
article in this paper, concerning mail rob'
berries; headed, "honesty capacity and fl
dcll,y." Cook asserts, that the two nstan-
ces we gave, one in Springfield, and one in
this county; are Democrats and conse-
quentIy, the whig party are not chargea-
Bile. We had thought that the editor of
the DanylIIe Democrat was a man Of yor-
acily but how sadly are we mistaken,
We give below communication we
received few days since, upon this sub
Ject which speaks for itself and belrays a
thorough knowledge Of the facts. Now,
when it is proved that G, NJ. Gearharl
was, aud is, a " rabbid whig,' and Is per-
Sonally known to many Of us; we have a
right to iuier, IN the absence of proof to
the contrary, that the agent in Springfield
was also a whig
The charge of the Danvlle Democrat is
therefore gratuitous and untrue and we are
sorry that the editor should have so far for
gotten himself But enough for the pres
ent We subloin the letter,
For the Columbia Dcmocrat
Cot, TATE -
Dear Su:-In glancing over
the Danville Democrat O. of last week,
notice an Editorial Paragraph, a part of
which purported to be animadyerlions upon
some remarks in your paper, in reference
to NaH RoJberrieS, &c. What your re-
marks were, | know not but he Cook
says that the Columbia Democrat, in its
anxiety to subslanciate its charges, cites
two cases, one that occurred lately one in
Ohio and one in Danvie, committed by
young Gearhart Now, Sir, what your
charges were know not, for am not in
formed in Cooks paper,bu am left to guess
by what he says viz; the second of the
rubberries he refers to, is, that said to have
heen committed by young Gearhalt in this
Borough. He too, says Cook, is of the
same political school as the editor of the
Columbia Democrat. Well as to your po-
lilical creed, | have nothing to say--but
this | do say, that Charles VI. Gearhart,
was Wing and one of the most rabbid
and ultra of his kindred: - His father
Peace to his ashes, was moderate whig,
He had four respectable sons, and Charles
was the only whig in the whole family
lie was always considered highly respect
able and intelligent and no person who was
acquainted with Charles, could have
thought him capable of performing such a
boaCh of trust as that alledged against him,
but the temptation proved to much for him.
Now Mr., Editor, Cook well knows that
this young man was whig-and must
consequently say that he has published
| faisehOOd, | hope Cook will publish this
Paragraph (lf he is not bereft of all reason
in his paper, as he has given the world to
understand that young Gearbart was a
Democrat, ! have said enough on this
matter and hope that Cook will deal more
honestly with neighbor Tate hereafter.
A RUSHITE.
Rush, Dec. 18th, l749,
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BRIGADE ORDER

NO. 5.
Brig. Insdector's Office,
Berwick, DrcI2, 1876
In accordance with the ducCrrcns Iue.v,d
from the Major General cf lh,- Division, the or.
hcers Of this Military Brigade are Instructed 10
adopt the Undress Froek Goat ana Forage Cap Il
tteArmy OF the u. States
Officer. who have procured the full dress uni
form will not bc Effected ty tins order
n SEELY,
Brig. ms lst Brig 9th Div PY.
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~ A. 'a.a or orhshmonsbis Inir,n -ans. hair
s1aRIs whi.s took place Nsv Y,-Ioo Mondag
last lso we're 'rld at an average of so-, r1rn
Fs'nsr '1,a7ags''
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Where the world rehuhr'o. they. in,k
-nn 20. The excellent
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"A Fine CaE-Mr. WIN. Howell, of
Mountpleasant townseip, few days ago,
had three year old calf slaughtered in
Bloomsburg, BY Mr.. Weight, which when
dressed, weighed oversee lbs. Mr.. How
ell is one of our most thrifty farmers and
manages his agricultural affairs to the best
general advantage. Who or which Of our
friends eau beat this
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Rush, Dec. 18th, l749.

p. S.--l have been acquainted with
Gearhart, since he was born, and know
him to he a sdnhng wing. Cook, knows
it too, as we'll as | do. You may make
such remarks as you think proper,
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NorIb Branch Canal,
's-s- .-.-. '''-.' -'sss--
COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
BEACH HAVEN Dec. /, lSi9.

Cor rArE.--
Dcat SU --1hr following shows
the collections ol canal tolls at thr- Office:
Amount per last report .,,.,.,,.... S93,543 "
month ending Nov. aOth... l4,45l SO
Whole am since a0Dh Nov lN4s, SlU7097 ~
Whole amount collected IA 1917, lU6,gil 4
Increase OUer last season 10 same d0te. lO5a
J. 5. CAMPBELL, Coll.
.Noie The income arising from the Mort h
Branch Canal, IS becoming source Of heavy rev.
cnue IS also graduolIy and eucouagingly in.
crcasiug, and hen finished will be the main de.
pendcuce OF The Commonwealth The artt rev.
enuc, Tor the asl three years, IS $3l6,7l7 10!
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NhickShinu Iron Worhg.

JoRN CARE, OF Daqphin, and WILLIAM
KooNs, OF Luzerne, have purchased at private
sale, the above works OF Messrs Headiey & III
sons MesSrs Care & ,koOOs, ara gentlemen Of
capital industry and perseverance. We wish
them success with this enterprise
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PUBLIC SALE.

Bloomsburg, Dec Is. 5.1S4g-6t.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
MEDICINES.
NEW AND SUCCESSFUL mode Of treating
= ' Chronic Diseases.
DR. S NJ SHANNON

DIR. S. NJ. SHANNON
Respectfully announces to the c11ens o New-fork and
Fuun--t Brook yu where he WI remain for few days
liz uupara success ir fHe treatment a. large ma
iory o those senses hc have ever been regarded a.
irrurah'e hy the modern and more fashionable pracce.
has r uce him send forth This card o. he afflicted por
ion Of mankind He has. within TIE past months, I'M
parted Instructions to upward OF 500 clxrn 90 Irunrs
see Virginia. North and South Carolina. kentucky. lni-
ana OHIO and Penney lvania-amors them py cians OF
Dol gh s-ariInE-ard they al bear testimony OF their cqve
s1iflcn. He las a.o exceeded in giving permanent
rret io nearly ip1 individuals, ample proof oi winch Ire
hi. not pretended that the concentration Of the results
of medical research eanales from one author FOR oe he
short 40 30 Hcrcurln ti,k. Dr. ; las beea engaged
ts iu selecting and purchasing all ihe popular and
secret remedies Which cuYIa he obtained BOO England. Ire
aad Germany and ihe United States from those persons
euurufy successful Old curing some one oi me
following d .srase-. VIZ
RieumIrsu. Dypeu1 >icS and Ncrous HoIdrohe. Plias
ffoc3as. IDiTsg. Ioot7Icle C11f,fo".' y me Mt'i@
Hc1k 8, I.ffref Eues. Piles .istinu. Ctnccr, Ioer.
Frost Bite. >r,oilli. trer'. C7a'fpoH Hvcnyl Dis-
FOR RI LII INSIRl ClONS,
For the of the above diseases. so that those who re-
ce!ge them can act a 900 equal efficiency ~ himself
His charge o. only Ten Dollars
DR. : is furnished with certcaies ami recommends
ton- from ie most nte gent and respectable physicians
and czel- of every place Al which he has bad e plea
ui visiting. which Dee VII De- pleased to exhibit 10 ne
ns prcfiou of any wAo may desire o.
Tie ingredients used almost exclusively vegetable,
exceedingly simple, and within .le reach 90 all
To prove fo every unprc utctd mind, 'hc superior e-
cacy bis remedies and manner of treating di-en-e. be-
respectfully refers to the complimentary notices OF uu-
merou- papers, which can bc examined by calling al
biz rOOul
Pcrson- cied with any OF te sbove-nafned diseases.
would do wclto call upon Dr. : Hud 10 NOT chccuay re-
evsd. no remuneration Will he required Tor bis services
Liberal encouragement Will also De- gwen 10 - or oN lu-
eheent men o.acI as agents "ho can come well recon-
megdei lei I've
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BROOKryN

tIN Cct Rr-Ife Pcgpie vs. Hc-eha1h Rl,.U ana tgy-
y hife lhese persons stand charged ,its -s, , D. H.
uitni OF me Isl aat u December 1885, created not m
,ar occurrence Of hse ia Hadson-aycnur bv rrui BE-
rr- mes 90 which ilty were attached u fle cap4r f
lfeinen uio tc4 o.tt hy which ore OF -r engines 81
., was upset. lal l.acrs cons lcr4hiy dlmaLaf Th f.
c'mcu charges t'f Poe ropes were clt aud durnr he
hg kuNts. sHca snd stones vcre si. rfctt tr.
rur. N- c roe good people oi the Cry of Bruo.ltn IT.
disturbance ls So. iles lie u4il4 ol every citizen ss
was Wflrs 90 fle affair wch DID not rnd without sew.
crN ~ tee comhutinfs receiving pretty severe hraises
Alden Spooner, Esq Assistant District Attorney opened
TIE case uy stating ne facts o Pie Jury and impsessnr IL
upon ier minds iha these disturbances particularly d.
manted Their attention n ne investigations a5oat io ,ase
place Ths case Will probably consume the attention D.
he Cogrl during tie whole u today.
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REMON AIS,
@ l. RARRITT

G. l.. BARRITT,
I ATE ACTUARf or THE MECHANICS fNsT1-
IIII TIE. las removed h- Patent Agency Ofre tO -
Broadway. and viii iu future devote the whole OF
Die time o procuring Patents, preparing statements OF
cOurOverci patent cases specifications. drawings.
examining Inventions. and furnishing Information o
inventors and others Boo eclncai and manufacturing ope-
rarons Fees moderate ani The stucest regard for The
interests 0iuvent0rs always preserved. myi5 6weod.
$500 81 a. i. hI1se I ~ & H9'ee f., '-a' ~ ,J, j.
snere goa can gtt clothing cleaned dyed and repaired
the shortest notice and upon ne most reasonable hy
my5 In j b NOAH, s. Ann-st- doors from William
EMONAL.-J HOWARD s SONS oHce Of the
~ steamer Crescent cry removed from > South - 90
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