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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07
REMOVAL.
ClOthing Emporium,
PRICES REDUCED.

REMOVAL.
clothing Emporium.
PRICES REDUCED.
ENHE subscriber respectfully Uniforms his friends
and the public, that he has Removed his
ChedP Clothing EmpOri,tm to his new 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.
lowing sample OF his prices:
Fine Dress or Frock Coats from So to Sl2
Splendid Blue Black Dress Coats 10 10
Cashmerett, Alpaca and summer cloth, 8 .
LInnen Coats OF all kinds, 5
Black Cashmere Pants, 3 5
SPLENDID Lamarue Pants, 6
Cuttonade and summer Cashmere,
Plain Satin Vests, 3
Figured Satin vests, 3
Marseiles and Cashmere vests, 2
BOYS Pants and Vests,
Mems Casnel Pants, l7j 300
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOODS, and general assortment Of Shirts, BO.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, SuspenGcrs, Stocks, Hand
kelchIels, &c, sc.
G0rmcntS made 10 Order on 3hOrt notice.
Or Persons residing out Of town will find it TO
their adyantageto to purchase clothing Of him as he
Is determined to put prices down so low as to make
an object to those who cone from a distance
Gentlemen doG't forget to enquire for Nathaus's
Cheap Clothing store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr. Duber'S American House, Blooms
burg,
SIMON NATHAN, L Co.
Rloomsbrrg, March 81, lS49
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
TNHE subscribers, formerly Of Milton, have
l opened a new Boot and Shoe store, in the
building next above the Court. House, on Main
street, where they offer for sale the largest ass.
ortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever exhibited in Bloomsburg. They have eve.
ry description Of Coarse and Fine Boots, Caters
Of every style, for Ladies', Gentlcmep's and Mis-.
es' wear, Slippers of every fashion, and several
new styles Of chiIdren's shoes, never before OF
fered for sale in this place Their assortment
full, and will be offered at
LOWER PRICES
than those Of any other establishment in the
county. They will also make up all kinds and
styles Of work to order at the lowest prices.
GO EARLY AND SEE.
o.. Their collection of work is really a curl.
osity, and they make no charge for showing
FRANrI s. JOHNSON.
Bloomsbury, April 2S, lS49.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07
VEN BEERS

Of Merchandise within the county of Co.
lumbia, Penn'a, for the year l840, as ap-
praised and classified by the undersigned,
duly appointed Appraiser of Merchantile
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07
FIRST md LAST NOTICE.

CenlIe ~ June 2d, lSlg.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

HovEY s MAGAZINE OF HoRTcULTuRE Tor April
IS al hand and contains several excellent articles among
Them Select List of Hardy Deciderous and Evergreen
Shrubs; Notices of Culinary Vegetables new, OF recent,
" Introdueed5 aud Descriptions and Engtavings
Select varieties Of app by the Editor; Select Ls Of
Apples Whh a few observations on their respective mer
Its by Samuel Walker, Presden, of The Massaclusett It's
horticultural Society. &c. We have selected the last
named article for republication aud would recommend
II 10 the attention OF our readers
Il Select Last of .AppieS, a0ith Fe,D O5Ser
Udttoas on thei, Respective Merits. By SAM
UEL WALKER, President OF the Massachusetts
Horticultural Society
DEAR SIR,-For the first time, have ven
tured toplace on paper, select list OF apples,
such as are, i'll my opinion the best suited for
the meridian of the New England States. have
done this with two motives. First, to impart the
little, but all the information have, on this sub
Ject, and secondly, with the hope that others,
better informed than myself, may correct the list
thus submit, add others thereto, and impart
further information through the pages OF your
Magazine.
have placed the varieties in the order in which
| rank them Tor cultivation, provided had but
one, two, three, or more trees, that is, if were
confined to the cultivating OF only one apple tree,
| should plant No /, the Rhode Island Green
ing; il two, then Nos. and 2, and SO on
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

Y The New York Legislature adjourned on
Thursday, having fulfilled the time Tor which
according to the Constitution, they are entitled 70
De Paid Tor their services. The N. Y. Courier
and Enquirer, speaking Of the prompt adjourn
ment OF the New York Legislature upon the
cessation OF the per diem allowance, saws
The members, according to the Consti,ut;o,
are paid per diem sum Tor the first hundre5
days OF any session; If they serve the STATE ~
ter that, they must do it gratuitously We do
not admire unquaiihedly the wisdom of the nro.
vision;-but we cannot help being somewhat
struck, in these latitudinarian dars. with ~
strict construction which governs its iuterpre.
tahon at Albany, among men of all parties
whatever eisein that instrument may be in dan.
ger OF violation, this provision stands secure
BLENDERS will do any thing, profess eyery thing
aud suffer some for their country, while he nav
holds OUTPUT when the hundredth day comes
round and the cash falls short, the whole tbinp
suffers sudden collapse. Patriotism explodes
Public business, which the day before was Of
overwhelming Importance, the day after is ,nsio.
niicant. Private affairs, which have taken care
OF themselves for hundred days, on the hun.
bred and first demand instant attention. Mem.
bers must go home. Neither love nor money
can induce them TO stay for of love their Is little
and money their is none"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

SToNING THE CARS. Two boys were brought pes
fore the Police Court yesterday morning, on complaint
OF the Supernen lent of the Providence and worcester
Rail Road On examination, il appeared that they were
ignorant OF It's being violation OF law, and tha' was
not done with any mischevous or malicious intent -
1hoy were not in fact throwing stones al The cars, put
attempting to throw oreT them. Considering The age OF
the boys and the other circumstances the Court thought
best discharge them payment OF COSTS having Drs'
admonshed them of the nature OF the offence ana Inc
penalty which awaits repetition OF It, Probably II IS
not generally known that the penalties for offences OF
ths character very severe, being in the discretion
of The impose very heavy fine or TO imprSon
the offender for term not exceeding year.
We are informed that, on Friday morning last as the
Nashua train coming toward town. about four miles
out, just beyond the deep cut Ishman cast several
at the 1t is much to be regretted that there
should be any person in the community, SO regardless
OF life to commit such offences, and we presume that
the officers Of the Rail Roads will feel their duty 10
prosecute to the utmos, gor of the law any case in
which the offender be identified
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

DR.. IloLLIcKs new course of private lectures on
Physiology, which will be found advertised in another
column, should be attended by all who desire to be in
formed on these subjects When the DR. was here last
the Ladies desired him 10 as posslble and
give more extended course they undertaking to make
arrangements. On making application FOR The use of
the City Hall for the purpose their request was prompt
y granted. and the Lectures will commence Oh Thurs
day and Friday next free lecture will also be given
10 Ladies' on Wednesday al ernoon, and one to Gen.
iemen on Thursday evening, distinct from the course
This course embraces tour lectures, besides the opening
ones and the price Of tickets only the before
1t is not probable that such another opportunity will be
afforded Of obtaining much information foI small
a cOst-Q,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

WHALING PANORAMA AN WALDO HALL. There
has been no exhibition ever presented in this city that
possesses so interesting character as the Whaling
Panorama at Waldo Hall. The beautiful city Of New
bedford the gallant ships they are seen under sail.
and al anchor the harbor. Scenes on the ocean The
attractive and bold scenery OF the Western Islands.
those also OF the Cape de Verds the exciting whaling
scenes the far>iamed city of Rio Janiero, Cape Horn
ana thrilling views OF the Ice Bergs off the Old Cape,
other deeply interesting Islands, and whaling adventures
'al succeed each other the passing Of this immense
combination of moving canvass
we hope every one of our citizens viii avail them
selves Of an early opportunity Ct ting hls extraordi
nary aud rare painting. They will say, as thousands
nave already said, they have been amply paid.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

CoNsTITUTIoNAL REFORM IN DELAWARE The
Wilmington Blue HENS Chicken urges upon the people
of Delaware the formation of Union Convention ticket
for the next election Numerous reforms are recon,
mended among the foremost Emancipation and
the election of all public servants by the peope-Gov,
ernor, u s Senators, Postmasers, Collectors Mar
shals, &c. thorough Legal Reform is also demanded
in place Of the present antiquated system.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

Brook FARM. This well-known farm situated in
West Roxbury, formerly occupied by the community
consisting OF mansion house and three other dwellings,
large barn. factory building and green house, and 2O2
acres OF land, was sold al auction Friday afternoon 1t
was knocked down 10 J. L. Plummer, Esq for l9 l5O
The Bee says that the real purchaser supposed to be
the city of Roxbury. 1t said thai the city intend 10
devote the farm to an aims house
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

ty A Baltimore daily paper OF Feb 25th I79s
says-"a gentleman who arrived last niehtin the
stage from Philadelphia, favored us with Pbils.
dePhia paper OF the 2lst instant.
The Baltimore Gazette of Oct 8, 1895. contains
extracts from Boston papers of Sept. 2sd, as the
fdtesf datest, giving important foreign news. re.
ceived in the short space Of SO DAYS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

SALE OF PAINTINGS. There will be sale of rare
paintings, at Warren Hall, b. selby, on Thu sday.-
These paintings are all by Worcester artists, and are
worthy the attention Of conuoisscurs They are now
exhibition at the Hall.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

% Two lrishmen, who had been discharged from
work on the Manchester and Lawrence Railroad blew
up 46 kegs of powder i'll shany in Windham, N. H.,
in the night. The WHO touched it off was blown to
pieces, aud the other was terribly singed
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

CHEAP BATHING IN New YoRK. The moor
OF New York will soon have the privilege of
bathing every day for very trihing sum. saw
three cents This philanthropic move reflects
the highest credit on the orgnaiors II sprung
up IN this way A gentleman sent communj.
cation on the subject OF providing baths for the
poor to the Journal of Commerce, and was repl.
ed to oy another who twitted the author of the>
communication as to whether he would himself
contribute towards the movement. The nax.
days issue contained letter stating that he
would turshsh ten thousand dollars towards car
rying out the movement il the other would do
the same. The Intercepted he would. and with
the twenty thousand dollars the enterprise was
commenced. Cor. Phila Iionirer.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

The southern Taylor papers are growing the
article in the National laelligencer, which announced
that Gen. Taylor would 'frown Indignantly" upon any
free solers who "detecied' nsusanng their doc.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

Ut How many OF his famous "goldometers',
Don Jose Alvear has managed to dispose of is at
present unknown; but that he has succeeded in
selling good many editors, who published
his advertisement, is sufficiently ascertained !
This Don Jose, who has done the .siose ys',so
handsomely, is distinguished "Spanish gentle
man. OF Yankee extraction, whose personal sc
quaintance is just now very much sought by th
New York police.-Post.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

"There were spun, in the Naumkeag Steam
Cotton Mill, Salem, (Mass.,) in Jour weeks end.
ing the third OF March last, 1927, 1893 skeins of
yarn. on 1892 spindles; averaging four and thir
ty-nine one hundredths a SO lOO) skeina per
spindle, each day. Eleven pairs OF mules spun
warp, and nine pairs filling. The 6neness OF the
yarn averages fully No. 20; and is yeguiorlu
sceighed each day. The cost of spinning. for the
above quantity, was 35-lOO mills per pound
including overseers, doffers, sweepers, tube re-
pairers, back and front piecers, and in fact. all
the labor of every description
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

a mammoth mastodon tooth, four feet in length
was found in the bank Of the Ohio River, near
Patriot, lew days since, by boy. A gentle.
man named Lawrence purchased 1t for twenty
dollars.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17
massachusetts Legislature.

MONDAY, April l6.
SENATE Two bills and nine resolves passed to be
engrossed.
House. Passed 10 be Enacted Bls--reating to the
Troy aud Greenfield Railroad authorizing the disposal
of the property Of the East Parish in AmeSbury rea >
Jog Cbelsea POin' Bridge; relating TO Chelsea Free
Bridge resolve for the equa assessment Of Taxes
The report that il is mexpedlen to pass General
Banking Law was under discussion when the House
adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-14

What picture Of Wing generosity! Should
we no, be thankful that we are allowed BY their
magnanimity "life, liberty and The pursuit of
happinessi"
II may be objected that this statement does
not contain the political caste Of the men en-
ployed by the Captain Of tho Night Watch,
who is a Democrat. am anxious to compare
the number of Democrats employed at 81 25
per night with the number and salaries Of the
WING clerks in the offices Of the clerk of the
Hastings Court, High Constable's, Sergeant,
Chamberlain, &c, &c. There is but ons De-
mocrat land he recently appointed employe
by all the Wing Office holders under the City
Government.
Look at the character OF the Offices Demo.
Gratis are allowed TO enjoy Posts Of patronage,
dignity and high profit arc reserved for 'al the
talent ADD all the decency." Away with this
prelenson 10 mngnanimity, magnanlmi!y which
has its ft representation in the forbearance Of an
enraged bull dog.
What has given the Wing patty Of Richmor d
City their majority, but The inf zen and patron
age OF ofIicials} With all The officers OF The
Banks in this CRY, with but one exception; near
y all of the Stale officers al The seat OF govern
ment, and such an overwhelming proportion q
The city stations, how can they fail 10 preserve
their asceIdancy over us1 The Democratic par
ty have, in every election, 10 contend against The
strong influence OF Wing officers, VINO have mo,
nopolizsd nearly all the posts ui every descrip-
ton throughout the whole State. Who can for
moment, doubt that they exert propiiious in
nueuce, even upon private ent3p':zs2
Where is the spirit Ut Democracy Will II
longer sleep2 PHYSlC.
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100 .sOiiars Reward!

- An AWAY from The Subscriber, about The I6lh OF
~ June, TWO Negro Men. One, HENRY about ~ OF
80 years Of age He IL feet ii inches high, Of pump
kin color, slim In stature, small Of hlS
eyes, short hair, small, fresh On his left huElb,
about the second JOINT. The o,her MOSES, about 81
years Of age, pumpkin color, large build large hands,
and large, spfaddled feet, rather squint eyed VITA
short balr. lie was raised IN King & Queen county, IN
The Rouwafe family, and sold in $50.
will give s5U far tho delivery n each Of them, Il
taken fifty mies from my hoass, ST. each lodged
10 sale Jail in Virginia. mat get possession Of
them or S00 each II laken nut Of the stae, and deli
vered u my house $50 each IL lodged IN lail
out Of the Stale, so that recover them.
A D ABRAHAM.
Buckingham H, July l7-elot'
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issue is made al d the Democrats for some rea-
son or The other disagree, and The Wings, by
uniting 10 man, triumph, they loudly boast OF
their success against a party their superior in
number. but not equal 10 harmony.
The amendments offered in the lower House
we're unintensional, but nevertheless actual sur
renders Of principle to an insolent and over
bearing Whig minority. The main object Of
MIR Scott was to strike blow at the Executive
and to strengthen and accumulate power in the
hands of the county COURTS and the amend.
ments accidentally farlhered that object to the
qualification of the Wings. The amendment.
authorizing the county courts 10 recommend
three persons for each inspectors place, one of
whom should DO appointed, was giving virtu-
tually all The power TO the county courts, and
making the Executive simply regiser The edicls,
aud thus preventing any person but the three
selected from producing before the executive, re
commentators as to his fitness for Office. The
triumph of the Wings was complete, and that
upon question in its political aspect OF great
importance.
Tho wan, of harmony in the Democratic
party, upon such questions, and the untimely
temporisipg policy Of Democratic representa-
.ves, we much fear will materially injure our
party. Those who are always firm, decided and
bold in opposing the Wing party, when party
Issues are thrust upon US, will ultimately become
dispirited unless they meet with the prompt
support Of their associates. We have a party
to contend against which is unceasing in their
attempts to break down our strength in this
State. Provided it can be done, the place and
time are OF but little consequence. The reyi-
son Of the Civil Code or the political canvass
are equally embraced to swell party ever
watchfuI to advance Partizan purposes. This
fact, made so evident by recent developments,
should be remembered by every Democrat who
looks with unccasing solicitude to the welfare
of his party.
We have commented upon this subject with
ftankness, and with feelings of the greatest re.
spect for the Democratic members of the Le.
sislature. Devoted as ws are TO the principles
Of the Democratic party, anxious 10 defend its
interests, and repel the assaults, whether correct
or not, Of the Whig party, we have freely ex
pressed our sentiments upon the course Of the
Wing members of the Legislature whenever the
powers of the Executive have been discussed.
Let Mr. Scott and his followers remember,
that the thirty grant" were vastly more cruel
and vindictive than any single monarch that has
ever lived, and that whatever arguments he may
urge against the ''one man p6,csr," experience
has taught US that county courts are not to DO
trusted with power which may easily be turned
to party purpo e, and ends.
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BOARD OF HEALTH

Richmond, 6 o'clock, P. Nj, August llIh.
Present Messrs John Caskie, (Presidenl,)
Wilson Williams, Jas. Evans, Il. w. Fry, and
Jas Winston.
No case OF Cholera has been reported TO The
Board since "a instant.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That The Board deem i! unneces.
sary to continue their sessions, as the Cholera
has disappeared from the city as an epidemic,
in The iudsm ent of any two members of The
Board, or the City Council, il may Re deemed
important TO resume lis sessions"
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ. ID.
Secretary 10 Board OF Health
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-14

ubiquitous. That others may be saved the trou-
BILE OF searching in the same Objection | have
al which shall pursue, whenever an oppur
tunily is presented, have though, it advisable
TO give some acceu II OF my Investigations in this
generous al tolerant Wing city. Here is list
of our city officers:
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ALBEMARLE LAND FUR SALE

THE subscriber, with n view Of changing his pre-
j sent pursuits, TO commence his flrmer occupation
rrciandsingJ AS lie inrBds devo.ng his whole at
tenilnn To Tie sane--orrs r safe privately, his Farm
on which hr resides, called Spring Valley, con
tanning ga This land - situated within half
inll- oi james River aud KInawhn Canal, IN ths
county OF Abemarlr, within three miles OF Howard
viilr h0ursnng iIltIe village, and In mics Of
srottsvle, place OF considerable trade TINS land IL
well adapted ALI kinds of produce raised IN Virginia.
In point Of location and convenience, such farm Is
seldom found. This land Is wei! timbered; IL also
abounds in springs Of excellent water, surpassed by
none. II has IN II some fine meadow land, part OF
which 10 now finely taken IN timothy. The location
for garden is Very superior, nasmuch as has creek
iennlng through it, which is great convenience IN
dry The garden Is large, and has within tho
enclosure beautiful vineyard, which never fails 70
produce hne grapes also, within the same enclosure,
handsome little hsh pond, which has In II some nnc
fish, There - also this land good store house 81
Iulted the main road, newly 6nished On the whor,
II IL of the most and heahy situations
10 this section of country.
The improvements are new ana comfortable, CON
ssti1J of GOOD two story dwelling house, nsW kIch
en- SMOKE house daily, carriage house, ice house, &c.
also an excellent new oiice IN the yard that VIII sun
a protest. onal man.
wil also sell one lot OF Land, containing one han
drrd acrer situated IN the county of Abenars, on tho
lanes River Canal, and within five or SIX hundred
wards OF Howardsyilir. This land Is well timbersd,
and the location makes II valuable.
deem unnecessary to say more, than respectfully
to invite all persona disposed 10 purchase 70 call and
examine for themselves. AUSTIN NJ. APPLlNG.
Q2--eEtf
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THRESIIING MACHINES


IL NJ. SMITH, Iato nr the ilrm Of Parker s Smith
IL. and furmarly foreman fnr the late Jabez Parker
would respectfully call the attention Of his friends and
The public generally 10 his extensive MACHINE ESTA
BLl3iMESr on Main street, opposite the Union Io
tel, where, independent Of his patent elf-Ong Box
now exclusively in his own hands, liz has improve
mrnts IN Horse Powers strictly worthy the attention OF
persons Intending to purchase.
Whilst intending 10 keep few machines ready made
ne would advise persons wanting, 10 send in their
deIs early.
most superior article IN the way Of Wheat Fans al
ways OH Ii md. Also Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
not surpassed.
Having superintendent the construction Of oil Thrrsh-
made the late Jabez Parker he will und rake 70
repair out of0rder-put in new srts of teeth
mere they much worn 70 bTesh clean, aud do
general repairs
He has on hand few superior Slckes fer McCor
mck's Reapers, and Chain Bands fLt Chain Horse
Powers. Jnne S-ctf