AND BLOOMSBUKG GENERAL ADVERTISER.
EeVI L, TATE, Proprietor.
" To Hold and Trim tlio Torch of Truth and Wavo it o'or tho darkonod Earth "
AIM B. TATE, Publisher.
OL. XI, NO. 11.
BLOOMSBTJ RG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, M AY 28, 1857-
YOL. XXL
J
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
I'UIIMSlli:il llVllllV BATL'IUIAV MOItMNU,
lii llloomsburg, I'ulumbia County, Fa.
, JOfpice. In the new Brick Jluilding, op
jiositcthe Exchange, by side of the Cgiu I
House ," Democratic Head (juaWcK."
TERMS OP SUBSCIUfTIO.V.
,00 In aJvanct, for ono copy, for oil. iuouILj
,75 In iitlvanso, for one cojiy, ono year.
,00 H not pal J witlilntbo first thrco months.
23 If not vulil mliltln tho first six months.
,2,2,60 If not tMidullliin tho yenr.
ID" No subsoripllont.tkon for Ich than six months,
nnd no paper illsviontlnoU until nil urroarogcesltall
hvo IjucniuiJ.
rjj-Ordinary lulicrlucnicrits Inserted nnd Jou
Work oxcculcil tttthoegtahltihed juleps.
. UALTIJI0RE I.UIK HOSl'lTAL.
.5 DOCTOR JOHNSTON.
npiIE founder of this Celebrated Insti-
'iji tittton oir'rs the iiio8tciutalii,iiTily. ni..l only
cllictuul rcinoUy In Utu vmhl for rllert. for UIi-cIk,
iraricturrs, Hemmal wac'iiiics., I'.ilns in tlic Loins,
it.'onslllHtiooal Uil.ilily. 1 in I ulrinv, 'i Ilk lcii of the
Mirrk nmi I.IiiiIis, Allirtions 01 mo khuh-vs, raiiiin
ell.'Vha'tn'rln'! SSli'Si
t. ifco uviiim iiiiii i.H l.imliol) lusorders nrlslnji from
tins dctir.Mtti- hainisot voutii, which (U-stroyi ijuiii
iiftily uuJ mi ml, Tliv ern-i ami knhtarj- irartict,
liru'tnoru falnl tothtir irtiu ilmti the souk "f il
Hv nniii to i lit: mariners i)iriiit', biifitiinp tlicir mosi
hflltiiMit Imjjm' (it aniiciiaiuMB, romicring .nianiagt,
Yoiuix Mm.
1vf wli i Irava bt'Ciimn mo victiiiin ofolllftry
iiVir-i III iiJrdi!iiil unit iltklruelivr lialiit.uiiitlu'iinu
git 1 1 if Ut'Ut4 i thi it iiiiino ly i' ravo tlidiivn tutu of uuii
!& Ml uf (kit liliml pvtilll'll l:iliMt ii 11. 1 drill in I inlel.
ilci, vit m V't ollit'tw tic liuiij t m i eifcetl lioli nine
iBeti.tti'i wili lite Uiiiiit'.u r ti t lo'iucncu, ir ukeu ti
vxUcit-'tUjyri,umy call wiiiiull coiiliJcuct-.
macruiict
RMitrri?! noMiiiig ,or Vouiu .Mtiit coittf nml.tlhii' in.ir-
Hfl1, t aware (ifpliyHiLal tvtMkin'SF, nritainc iio-
rUilliy. Hi'ii iiiiiivb, bk.. aiiuiiiii niniii-iua ivi tyiiMHV
lilt Jjlinmm.iiiiil iu reelDre.I u ifi k ci licalili.
'ifltlu wlw p1 eusjiiiiKCirui il rlhucarc uS iif. Joint-
ut'oi mi ruRMmly coiitldv in liitf limmr ai a grntle
Tinea, mitl cotitnlt'iiUv ri'U upun lua fkill uatili)hician
- VK Organir IVakmsi
I in in -ilnti'ly c-ircit ami fall vigni ruKlurril.
4viniiliHe.li Is lliti illy moil lfi-HPiily pa hi, by '
ih.HJ vvlio havu become l fie vidua of i tiproptr hnlu
dieted. Vmiiis pcri(ia are loj ai I tu cuuiiiiu cx
' rvin from nut Iiomk nwjrt' tif Uiuitrf.iJrul runncqnunce
tint nu c a No.v, wlio Hi it umlurblniiiN iliu tuli
jBl Mill pri'tvuil t ilttuy lliat tliu powir of pnctia
110.1 la I'i't Hiiunur by tliuiJ filling iulu liiijirniitr
li.ti)ilitliati by l In prndunt. Uclil"B helng .fipriwlfr
-1 lie il-iasnrti nf huMllliy oflnpiuig, llio tuott nu riuiia
rit ienirueiivr yiiipioins to butli body nml mi ml
urirtH, Tn a nylfrii b; cot nut tlorangfil; (lie li)4ical
mil iriU'til povMirs Htakvnvil. nurvoua ilt-ln'iiy,
("IMia. MH'tlH'0'! ul Hi bear I ,imli,'cslijii. n w.ilni);
ut Hit) Claims eouali eymploiuinl c-Mixtiinpiinu &lc,'
jLjiJUicc No 7rfu.iT. i t'KeukRHiidintkiiiiuvviMioor
fro ii II illimorc klrt i t i:.it fhIj. hi tlr- attorn l!u
inrliciil.if lnoiMtft'i,' tli.) N V M K ami NUMUfclR.ur
ytntwll" miHtaVn llio p.irp,
..f Cure IfairilhtcttOr ti'hargt M&di ( from One to
yr Wo Days.
KO MU'tdJUY OU .NAU.-il.UUS IIRL04 U-EU
J)r. Jufoistotij
Mn'i"nf llit Rny.d Co'Vgit of eiirRfri. l.nui'on
(In l.t.uf (rum "iii; ufitie until ;inui'ut clcgrH nf Hit
U i t-'I Hliiit ami Iliu uri'ulpr part ullmu lilt liat
Ii !! M.iem to iliu tliut M(Miit'lH oCLoiiilou ,I'nrfii,t Jii
UJ 'u ha anilfUuvvherc. n,g filed d 'ini f iliviucsl
Mi i inn iuj car e tltat ivre cvor Lmh n ; hmh) tronb
Iti iifi'itiio? iiiti lieu-1 ami earn wi fii aHluip,
g'ffi 'l1 m isil. b"li)f nhHtiifd at tmblen aonuiU.
toll m 'i I'-ici, Willi C'lm't-u. blU'iliiig, liUundut!
tf" .ni tft.tli iif riiiiu.i'C . ul miitd ntrucurvd iai
IllUtilal iy.
Jf. A Certain Discusc,
Wli'iii 'In mtstfiii.liMl ami iniprmlfut otary of pkii
ftjf n'ln Il iJ.- Ii i Im iauilel tU'i nurlti nf tins puiulu
1L iH.ua hi, It too often happuns thai an ilitinivil t-ennu o
M inn-t ur tliDni of ilt..(inry, ililem Ii i Iri'iu niply
fnlitf ') -iiHurtlii from education tml rr-jft laiithty
VCil . i u lftiihl HUH tlf i.iyjii I'll uirj ru'lti .HiiOiiti
in ii t i ii ofiliiili irritt ttiP.i- in ik I Inn rapiionrniire
'Ii n'rrattia 4ire tliro it mhimmuiI mitu. nocim nai
ftii i a tno nciu j iiti ii in n i miinnj'ii nt ft'int.ticniiivis
Bii ijciioii iu) mm n'Mie. unn .irnmt innirnvii on uic
1 1 i.i tart, mi l mlreim-lius, prurussini: w uh fii-jbuut
Eli i i i of tm hum rill in .ami tlio vi.-tim l tliin nwtul
Itli'fiHt bfiuni-i n Ii irri.l n'lj-d of ritiitirH,rulioi)l nil
.Mlitv.tm nt nit Die pu.iiu m iu iuuhui or t lie
S .i ii p'lu a peniM to liisilrcitlmUtitlf iiih, by ten-
l i i i in tii tu inn hoiirnu iroto wac'tr- no intvt'itr
i rt.ii ii." To hticli tborufoiu lh JiiiiiiHun icilics
In it .rtlf.'i ii-.'-'rvt tlid unt i'uvi.iI iiili' hit. tcf. ami
.' f rn n hi i uxtiMi-tit o jrurlM' in lit- f - lloi..;i'ii tif
1 1 t.np in I tnrici, bu c in roiiflilfiuiy i rumim ml a
lii.if.' i tit iieily car) to the uufo innaU' v r.iiii ot Ibii
1 ttkc pirlictwir Aoticc,
I) J mltlrcixuit &II tliOfeU ultU nv? inluicil tbciu-
fnvftUj ifnrat.aiil iniprupct ini'nl-jenri'i.
E "I It ro HUII.C II. IIIU Mill II H II IIII'IJITH II IIITI
Ip'o.s t-d Iwcarty liabiiv t vniiib , iz ; U vnVm fu of
Htlntil't-K mi.1 Mmlii. Tain mi the 1 1 rail. IHniiii'Moi
I r u'li . It ii ol M.iiOi'ar rou.-r I'aim atimi ot tot
r Ilt. ft II iMMnia NVivi.'! Irr.itil'i'iiv, )ir.'ogiiiiriu
sty n i II t'ttve Pmici mm (nt)rai UiLiir.v,Mv n(i,ijii
i U flMll'll Hull, AC.
MlIN(Vl(, Thi' fiarlnl r.V. rl ilium Uih muiil
lnH iiurn lo l!lri' nb'il l.oh onii' o t , i ;imi'o,hhi o
4. II .iri'A'ioo ii' too SiiHiW, .i' J iii iiiihIi ii !:
I An' ooiinf fJ TiilH'j i-c an -onic olllitiM H
ll.lllilH I'll.
' 1 ,i'iji' of prison of all ntti'S ran now judtij
u i iiMu oi i -i't nt i mini" amnio i. mi mi;
'lOt'.'l f l.lll"S IM'l' t pal ll 'I i. II lr I 11 I'll II.IVIII
jr ,iii ,i "a-itu .1'iuii i tuc t'yt' rmiiaml hjiiiji
f IOIO-. llf Oi) 'rt llllUIO I .
Jr. Johnstoti s Invigorating hcmctl'j Jo,
Organic Wvnl:nst
Hi i .,ni it ii ,1 Important 'cum ,i v, lVfRkiic ol tbr
! i kiuci'ily iiiMi-i, aii I lull viuor r' lotrd
7i'
.'-ortiiti miMt o-'lt 'ol tlcitlil.lleH. wm,
h 11. nav lit i'ii noiiiL'il .Hi" I't'lirvi'd. M
Li to M ri I' i 'ir.i) inm Mi'iltil l)i'tM
i tu v i ri-t .i l'iy. 1' o'ii i"ki ami Wi-.ik
Ml'ie
It) of I't t.i.i ., ii) tOf HlJil If .1 lit! ' f'tl'l' iv
ii((ji i Out lor Jo i 'Nlon
Young Men
W 1 1 'i i -ill i re. I tiif ioi ' vi s y r n- i 'i iimflirc.
fiii . in vtiin .ilnii' a IttiHt i fiie-i.iy tcarntii
f . 10 il '! O. Mil 10 11, Of Hi .l O I'M IOI! I'flttU IflHlnrll
i f i i v Ml, evi'a w'i.'ii niln n.iniil II not cait'ii
i r.i ili.' " n '"t i n .''t1'' '"xi ilt'itiovs Ltiiu oip-ii
i inU, tl o'Sinaa'y Miiiii',m.ten
WiMi n pity out a vo.ta; mm a. Iliu hope of lii rutm
t ii 1 1 ilii. In me of In oart'OH sinmM bp saatcucd
I- O O 9M pr Tl UH'l riijn vim mi. m i i n nj nit i
i I , ' T ill in-v minis t " ipu rat n
dii ij in n rerun 'i nurret habit, Hurh ji!iioii uufmu
CO I HpVtllg
Marriage
1,1) tti-ii f f1rct Ip; a round laind nu' boi-yare Uic inn-
, , v in it toL'il.t He j'i.i iicvii mull lilubucontci
f iiii,ifl proiiM u c.i-H' mii.ii uappinehi
1 a tvu -Uinn2. Iliu prop'ci iiou caiheiK io uii
i vi i- ; an o'nitt iiccumi'n sii.ith'Wi-u whii ui'Miuir aau
f nfp io ti- iK-to.!!"! Iiliahledwiih our ou it,
L flu, ,' i,i i. In iii'-la'trlio'y rciui I'ou in iuuc naipiiic4S
ion ii;t; NO. 7 htJUrli ri i;iii:km k ar.,iiaHiw,u
A ,l, HJ U, II; 1 UI KIl I 'd B l iJiawuai u.i.
V. it -i.-t mi r.itsu looilesiv iirevciU you, but applyiiu
ImtjdiaLfcWc the pui'sona' iy orbylvtiiT.
sutv umk bs 8'c;i;ii uuuuu.
To Stnw&crs.
Thn minvihniunult CilrPil .It ill I J institution Witll'll
tho Un J5ytiar,ruitlllio nunifrousimportantHurcicul
Vp'ii.tuom pcrrorimjtt uy ur. joiiuhioh, wjuilhsuu uy
in i ri'o.iritrnoi iho iinneM nml many other ncrsom.no
ticoaofwliicli lmve niipuartd again ami aRiiu before
thi tlnblic, btjsldet lit tinding na n ?entlcmaaof cha
rtictornml reipoasibility, ,iia suificicnt euarautee to
theaUlicied.
Take Notice.
N. R. There art) no many Ignorant ami worllilcifc
aiacki ailvcriiniiiH thcnuclvi PhynciatiH, mining
th msaltli oflln) alruidy adlieted, that Dr. Johmtou
iltjenu it neeenary toi.iy, tupecially to Uioio unnc
qualntod with lin reputation. lint Hi rredutlsli and
ulploainalwayihaoir m hi otttce.
i'i VnrirK. All I (.lion must be poet paid, and
couTaiu a postage slanip for Ihu reply, or uoaniwer
WiUbBBent
January 17, ldS7
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
Till: umlerilineil, thank lul for Ihe liberal
nairomje with which he ha, been favoril for
year. Roneliy, would Inform hi, lriei.il, and
castoinci., ial lie continue. 10 inanufaituio
Jloots ana tiiiocs,
A I hi, old and ivell'lmownsinnd. on Malntltcct,
liioowiburg. In nil their taruus aim loruia.in gooii
.ty le and on moderate term..
111. Ions experience In tho hisin,!,, nnd gennat
knowledgeof Oil reople of Columlia count)', .ujiir'
qdded to a filed ileterininat ion 10 render .all. faction
10 all hi. cu.touier., should iccur. Iilut increased ja
IroKM, whfeb tiel.arM;, 10 111. rit.
JACOB f DIETBRICK.
ONE DOLLAR A YHtlt.
Circulation over 100,000 Copies Weekly,
25 Witnesses,
on,
Til 15 FORGER CONVICTED.
TOIIN B 1) VI: is the Alltlior,
who Im. hail ten
Vf n r ninrtrln n.p itn Hanker a nil I'll III islil't, 0 ml
Am'lior a rle.KlrM at tie Uroadaa) Taliernaelt
I when, for ten t-uccuMive nic;iii, over
US- iO.OUOfeoiilQ XA
I Orcein! hi m wlih roiiiuli nl' iilauio, while he ex.
I hlhilci! the manner in wlilcliUomilerfellors exriite
tli cir I ran lit, n nit the buret and shortest mean, of
ilrticll tlicni 1
'Hit L'akk .Vole Kngrarers all nj that lie is tie greatest
, Judge tf Vaptr Money living.
Gicatcst Discovery of the Present Century
for Dcteeting Counterfeit llank Notes.
1 "llorr illiii," ivrrv C i iiuliii' TSI'I In existence, ami
cMiilnttpj uta fclancc every CumUiful In rlliu a
y.rane'l vinilnilriilily.ll.at llcferencc la nnty mill
DMi chuii Instantaneous
W No Ilulri met unlit at No inst"- to tiunl np I
Hut so .! mi i II Ti ', ami arratl rimI. mat tilt, STiMtli.nl I,
Hanker tin il limine Vanran tvealtetaglan.ee.
Knthh, French and Herman,
'J'lnti each may reatt the name In his own Mitue
AloU pufct Uttuk NotcLiU Published. I
Alio a I if! o. all tlto I
iMitVATi: iiANMua iv am cuiu.i
A com,,!clr Pumiiinrv of Uic PiNtNCF r norr and
J oil); nc
AMtr.ir. -'ill mi puhliilii-n i.i i-.u-h n Uion. it gi-m-r
uiihall tie iiiitortaiit NUWS Ol' T M tl D AtSo.
A pcrnw OP TA lA'.H
r-oni n in Ul M.'iti tr-ipi ."o'Miil in tlio Halt. It fur
nislius Hie most iciii.'Mt! hiJlory ol
ouiuNTAi, liim:.
And clpscrtliim the mont ppiltAing position, in
wlnih Mil l.nlii! an il ci! ill Ictnctl ol tint C oil lit I liaV 0
toU'liJ J 'STpuX '
e t r J?u,r,.,.,:;.5?d ii'iiUWta?. only, at 31 a
f ai' A 1 1 Iclu i s in o t tie niMrt ! i tl io
JOHN 8. DVD, Broker
PubUOiir ami rroprleifr 70 Wall i New Yorlt.
KA1LUOAD AND PACKET BOAT 1
1S57.
ANTELOPE,
1857.
OS ami at it Tafi'a), April 7 '."7. tin Packd
I'.o. it AN I r.'.Ol'l 4?pl It. V 'tu H' coioniiTf
ram ing hi r ri't'iil.ir trip. I'.ut (Siuninjs ticopttil)
between liopcri ami Xuaikoke. m folliiH
t,eve liu pert m o ciort., . i rr wn ui inu
Niiihl Utprfjn no IlieU. V. t U K.i ilro.nl from Vil
lliiiioport, mid ai"ins at Nanlicoke at I oVItfk I'
M, in tunc to take ino carsm the ) & It Uttilrnntt
(or K- ran to it or (lo-al Ucii tho miuu afternoon
i.iriw. N'.iniitoke on ainval of I. & II Kail rout
earn (rota (irf.il leid and t'cr.intoo (t-ay one o'clock,
I ) a a i' arrivi'sai nape'i e,tn tin aaie r .in nip tn
hni" in i iik th; Niglil U plot's both wnyu on i In C.
W 4. T.I inir.i rai'rfpti.
riiin-nji from Hie Wy.no nj Vnllry, for 1oIIh
iHe ILtriiMjiirp, tlilllinorc Pi.t'oarir and a M oihi'i
i.o. nu dimti or Win- wilt finilii to mir ntinntigo
io t.ikt' i lie abov'i l,i ne, an It i - only line lh.it nn
ticci thro -(ih uilhotil ttoppinj ovrr night on ilie
road
P.uieillPf rroio III" couiii Dr ki. o p-n mg hi r
rKiiiirit ti..r n, ,riifnii train, in liniinloii viol feus'iue
ha it ii n Kailroad, and vu Caliawia Ha'ta-i'd, wilt
men Hi IVckel aiunp-" ' noe.
'HP ii n ii niit f
ISliptSB... Jm3 ' Coaci J1I be
n rH JtCS. 1111 i-TfTl
, W ilkvsoarie aail
Rtitifit. rarrv Inir llm L liitnl Hialm Mai I
Li-aven WilkfH Harm at a ft r Intl., M ''
rivo ntUitnertlii time io co'i.ief i n i ll ihc MailT.nim
both ways
(pay 3 o'clock P M.) aim ar ives iK.i" U.i
about midnight
Lravi'H Hnofil aitpr Hie mt'vrti k oniit w i v
ii , ii rfL? i ' -ttui
WIIKe lltrrr, o'il II IKiT
liLOOiMXBUKti BOOK STOiifc,.
m
rpilE undersigned icppcctfully announces
I lliplln root 1 ones ilm LUeomsburff Hook Store and
itanaua. y lUlnbtishtoinl, talfly ronductcil b lirnlPti aui-d
himb.im'- Major L'la k. in all ibeir various branches,
nl theold Mamlio the llxcli.inpe HulMiiifis. Hrnltloor
Kiutof tin I.xclianpp llolil. audhniina rcpleaifhed
Imt fstabliphnit! n I nih n choke fctotk ol JVeu Hooka
add ifatiowni!,1 khe it nrfpared lo accommodate all
uiu may fcv lier a fU in ln-rliue,
ALSO
Thf ItPMai'rn ni Hi'tiou, ia hp;lMeneit of the :lio o
osiablikUnrni wl bf couiiiiuetl us usua' oy the sub
Frribir. wlorc lh palriccan atjall itnis In- kupplied
WllllIM" ihoirfl tlFUR(lft 1NO KCPBCMKlkNTfc. tnrli
.14 MitiT.it'i..i i.iia'illa, itter, Aly.r , Sau'iois,
rptce.l ind Ptrkinl tera, Picktfd Clams, ct-.
tiS'The pi'bliP ciulom ih irspt ft In My koliciled
tucecssoi to Jeste . Clark.
ll'ooin-li"
M,t ' IS37
esi.i; o,iisiiUR,
HI UT "W'AllliUOOMS.
rvlll. ii ml
.! i.niie Pub ir to In
icnt'il refpcrtiiiuy ini iirs ipo aiiennon
ir to Inn I'sli'iimvenpsortmciii ot Cain km
d iMiiirn uiiiih hi- will warrant to i.eiutiio-
ni.iii' i-iNaad In n unrKiiianhhi' inanucr Al
ii .-.niiient.cniialwais bt found a good .tffcon
H1C 'I Ol
VASII IOXA1ILG lfURNITUllli.
vn: Willed i cpial i a ft) lenml finish to iliat of Phil
V V i'iifithiaor Ntw Vork cities, annalas low prices
fi"i' T,o
vail!;
of il.ireienl ml" nn.l prices from
... ftr.n Divin. I.o.i. il". . Val-
..... n.,.i Mn.i.m.i.ii . t'arlor cliaim. Uockni!: ami mkv
cii.i.i 1'iana nool., una a laru-ty of upholtt. ri'il iw.ik
i -LI. Ilr."srii n .I.1 i,iiloil.iiiei.iis, foia. car.i t-enirc anti
, ,ii,i ,ip,..ii.i. Llultti. ...'ri. w i.it tiutH nn.l emtio.
1.. a.i.l nil kl.l.l ol f.lliloiialilo milk. His ttoikof
In.iniu, u.tclou'd nml coiiiinon wash tun.!., ilrnt
lal.ifs roi tier ci'i'liour,!.. o(.h liriaklatt tnlil.1., hrri.
ruiIi. futc fcrul nml common chairs i llictargctl in
ll... .HCl.o.. of Ihecoiinlrjr, IIihiII ul.o ku . a cooJ
avsoiimein of looking elj.eei Willi fancy Mll nml com
fill.'.l many .lie i.f lr.nl.ce.nl. which are mi'cr ior for
...... i ....uiru tie w. . nil...... . no's unlit.,,,
,l,.ri.ilii) anacomioriioanj Le.iiuiJ.e -...
Illiioin.hurs April fctli, leSl.
ESPYTOWN NEW STORK.
rnllllunJcrilgiii'U. Iiavlns aiiorianu iu;itiiri it. uie
J. Mircanlili! Iliuincs.. lake ploamlc inaiinoiincmi!
to their menu, ami uio iiuu.ic .1 ttiiti.11, my
....... u.nr.. llmi.p lue.'imJ 0.1 Ma 11 Hired, c.'iilral in
JfiiHowu, uoianioia coumy, nu ju. .'".w.
"itll . . .
jxciv bnruis uoous.
i'.. .nri.,ni ,n ..vtpn.ive nsioilluenl of Ulollu. Caai
v..?.lna Muslim,. Line., nniltttll oll.r ur
licle III mo weiring iii.u, nttiuuii.s
Kantian uiiJ Hollow mm, Grocerlc., Sugars, lean,
l!olluB.t! ce.Mola.ie. etc.elc., wiiu an owier am
clea olcouimerco ailaple.1 to rountry ttore..
ALSO-HEAD Y MA uE CLOTHING
i!ln I ilinr. .mvlliona. Trotluce. &.C . of Oil
kiudii.ukciilncsclmiiBefornierchaniiie.
Il' Q. CUUVULINO.
Cspytown.Aptll.l.lMT,
EAGLE FOUNDRY, RLOOMSBURG,
Stoves awl Tluwarc.
TIIR irabscrilicr having erecle.1 n largo new liick
foundry ami Machine Shop, in place of the old
...to, 1 orcpireuio .11.1.C .. .t. . -....?
lone.t one... I'low. conslanlly on hand I ho
...iku.L...i,n..,n,i hla T, 11 Hl.oi, from Mai
to the foundry lot, where he ha, ended a building
altogether forStoves and Tinware.
TheUooklua S loves coiiii.l of Ihe Wll.l I.N.N
jlMfCOOK. UAUIl HOOK, VANMKlt CO(K,und
CDI'AItl.Un BTDVl'U ,,r nil binds, the l'.CIi UY.
'SStlLlNDUIl BTOVU.&c, All kind, of Spouting
uiauu 10 orner.
JOSGrll BIIAKI'LUSS.
nioomsburg, Arril II, 1KS7.
WANTED,
I.'OUll Mi:N to work In a Keg I'aeloty 1 Four Coop
. cit prcfrrrcd, but aitite labuiini men will an
given Apply ot Hie Mllljrovc Mllli. near I.I11I.1 .1
May.8 153T-tl
Cohnulmt Jm.f.
lcvi I.. T.m:, editor.
Bloomsburg, May 23, 1857.
Written for the Democrat.
Effects of Lovo to God and to
Man.
J1Y OEOKDE HUNTER.
Were tliis diviuo principle in lull opera
tion among the intelligences that pcoplo
our globe, this world would be trans
formed into a paradise, tlio moral desert
would bo changed into a fruitful field,
and "blssoni as tho rose," and Eden
dd, , p j . d .fl J . fc
;
all tlicir concomitant train of evils, would
would again appear in all its beauty and
no longer walk ramprmt in every land.
, ltcscculions, law &uit and all tho innu
i mcrtblo vexatious litigation wbich now
i disturb tlio pcaco of society, would ccaso
.from ainoni: men. Every debt would lie
punctually paid ; every promise faithfully
Pcrfor1Cl1 5 OTOry dbputo amicably djut
tion; every rnguo and cheat banished from
society; and every jail, bridewell, and
house of correction would cither bo swept
away, or transformed into tho abodes ol
honesty, industry and peace. Tho haunts
of riot and debauchery would bo foMakcu,
and their inmates hhtscd fr Jin tbo abodes
of men. The victims of scduetion would
no longer crowd cur streets at tho dead
hour of night to cntico the ' situplo ones"
into the paths of vice and destruction ; but
purcty, righteousness and pcaco would run
down our streets like a river, distributing
safe'y, happiness and repose.
Tlio tongue of the blandcrer, and the
whisperings of the backbiter, would no
linger be heard in their malicious attempts
to bow tho seeds of discard and contention
among brethren. Falsehood, in all its
ramifications, with the numerous traios of
evils it now produces, would.be banished
from socio y. " Tho lips of Iru h would
bo established forever," and the liar and
deceiver would bo hissed to tho eludes of
hell. Our prosperi'y would remain sacred
and secure from tho thief and midnight
robber, and our persons from tho attacks
of tho mil dercr and assassin. Wo should
no longor hesitato to prosecute our jour
neys by day or by night for foar of the
footpad or tho highwayman, but should
reojgnizo every passenger as a friend an I
protector. Plunder and devastation would
eeaso from, the earth. Pride, which now
stalks with stattly steps and lofty looks,
eurvyi.ig surrounding intelligences with
feelings of contempt, would bo forevnr
banished from tho world. Ambition would
ni) longer wade through slmghtor to a
throne, nor trample on tho rights of an
ujured people. Wars would cease to tho
ends ot tho earth, and the instruments of
human destruction would-be I eaten into
plough-shares and pruning hooks. That
scourge which has drenched tho earth with
human goit wbich has convulsed every
nation under heaven which has produced
tenfold more misery !than'all tho destruc
tive elements of nature, and which has
swept from existence so in my millions of
mankind would bo regarded as tho eter
nal disgrace of tho human character, and
tho most shocking display of depravity in
the annals of our race. No longer should
wo behold the fires blaziDg on tho moun
tain tops, to spread tho alarm of invading
armies; nor the city, which was onco full
of inhabitants, silting solitary, without a
voice being heard within its dwellings, but
tho siahs of tho disconsolate and tbo groans
of tho dying. Nation would not lift up
sword against nation, neither would they
learn war any mere. These, and a thou-
sand other evils, which now render this
world a vast wilderness of perturbation,
wretchedness aud sorrow, would bo com-
plctcly eradicated wero tho principlo of
holy lovo in incessant' operation ; and in
their placo a sccno of loveliness and moral
beauty would burst upon tho view, which
would diffuso joy and ecstatio delight
through every bosom. Every family would
become a mansion of peace and love a
temple consecrated to tho God of Heaven,
from which tho incenso of prayer, and
praise, and pious aspirations, would daily
ascend in sweet memorial to tho throne
above. From crery such mansion, tho
radiations of lovo would fly from family to
family, fron. ono hamlot and village to
another, from ono town and city to another,
from ouo nation to another, and from ono
oontincut to another, till nil tho families
of tho earth wcro conncoted into " tho
dwellings of tho God of Jaoob."
HaEcrslrnvH, May ?th, 1857.
Select poetry,
BEDD GELERT;
Or, The Grave of the Greyhound.
Tho story of this ballad is traditionary
in a village at the foot of Snowdon, Wales,
whero Llewelyn tho Groat had a houso.
Tho greyhound, named Golcrt, was given
w mm oy ins laiucr-in-iaw, ivtng dotin, in .
tho year 1U05, and tho pi ico to this day is ;
ojllctl Bcdil-Gclcrt, or tho ravo of Gclcrt.
Tlio spo.trmriii benrd Hie bnple i-oiuid,
A ni clieurl.v miuL'd tne inom,
Ani many n briich . nd many a Irodncl
O lie veil Llewilyn'n horn.
And fiH be blew a louder htat,
And gave ? lusiii-r cheer,
1 Co in t, (jelcrtt route, woi't netcr last
hlenclya'd Iiomi to hear."
(I. ubere doci rillhfiil fTelert roam,
Tim tlower nr.Hl his race?
60 truo Mibravrl a taiab ut lioinc,
A lion la tho chase 1"
Twns onlv nt Mpwetrn loud
The lailiifuKUIctllel;
He walch'd, hp KervM, he i ht.tr' u VAt lord,
Ami i.oit intl'd liish-it.
In sooili hf; was a peprlcss hound.
The pift of Knynl John ;
Hut now tio Ou'ert rould bo fuinul,
And all .ho rli&sv rode on.
And now a o'er the rocks and detls
TIip pi Haul cliidiiips rise,
A tl Hnowdon's craisvy chao yell
The many mingled "crietil
That day I Icivcljn little lov'd
The ciiae of,hart or h.i-o,
A -nl tea nt nnd small the lion I y pro vert
For Gelt 1 1 wtii not iheru.
UnnlraM Llewc lyn homeward tned,
vhen nea the poitnl seat,
Hot cruel Golcrt be espied,
Hounding his lord lo greet
Cul when ho primed hit. castle dorr
A q ha it the rlncftaln stood,
The ooiiitd all iver was fmcarV wit h gore.
llMjjp, Ins Lings i an blood
Llewelyn ghni-il willi flirce surprise
U'invi'd .uch took- io inert
His .'avoi lie checkM hi Joifi' fcii'se,
And c tour b'd nnd lick'd uis feet.
Onward (n itpiiip Ucwelyn n.nsM,
And oa went Ge'ett ton,
And MI Hhcrc'iii hin rye he ri't
VivbH blood Buittb ibo h'd his iow.
OVrturni'd his i.ifftiit'b bed be rouatl,
Willi btoid4i(tiiii il to vi i i flit.
And alt around tlio un'ln nml ; onnd
Willi rc.eiu blood beipitnl.
Hi rtl ltd nl chi'd no vmch replied ;
lit oarciid with terror l d j
Rtootl blood nt b,uni on t'ry cide.
Jv't noHiiert poauil Ins child.
HIHiotinil I my child's h
ihQ devoured I"
j i'i" iraniir la.npr rrum
Am' lo the loll lux vt iitli"
Hp pMneii tu Ueifeirn Mile
ord
HU mipptjanl 'onks, rs (roru la-loll,
No aity con ul imnari ;
Dill 'lii ink id tag OI,,iH wit
liisef heay j i ho- lit a t
A 'ihuM by GckiiN (lying: cll
8a,n ,liinibirct wakenfd irgV
Wii.it woiJh ihe ji.iteni'v jo. co't'd tell
lo heat In iitfjniN c y '
re i
alj
CnnrralM benrntb a m.iaj'ei' he.'p
1 1 i-i huiriud himkIi had iiisMit',
All plow i up (rent in. ios s'ti p
The cherub boy he k i t-snl
Nor "Citli itad he. nor harm oi dried,
lint the ,jaie coach ln'iti-aih
l.aj n pa mil vul, p urn i u d j ,
'1 reiucudou Mill pi death.
Ab I what wm then I,leWiijnH p.iin 1
1'u. now tut truth ttatrluai
llti '.'atl.tir iiouml .he wuli d.im tai n
To ae Llewelyn's bun.
Vain.viln, was all Llewelyn's woe
" riHut ur my ktmi. miiuu I
The frantic blow which laid i
I Jti j heart biiall ever i
And now a pal Ian I tomb the 'Ise.
Witli coi ly sen Iptuio iler h u,
And niarbkg uti'ried u lib hi p jiic,
Tuor Golert'fi boms protvci
Th fro never could tho spearman pas,
Urforenler, uuniowil;
'Jhoro oil the tear bes-iirmkled grafi
Lleweljn'a torrow piovtd.
And thrre be hung hia horn rind spear.
And there. as evuniiiif f'-lt.
In fiucy'it ear he oft would hear
Toot Oeltrt'i dyinyjell.
And till gnat fa'nowdon's rocks grow old,
And Cfat.0 tho storm to brave,
The cousi-rrnti'd root nbal1 bold
The name of "delert'i Cruti!.'
iUiiD, to be pronounce., a lathe.
Tho Oomot.
The posoiblo collision of a comet with
tho earth, says the Scientific American,
attracts considerable attention from a silly
rumor that a French or German savau
j has predicted such an event to occur on
tho 17th of Juno next. Tho distinguished
i astronomer referred to his utterly dis-
, claimed any such prediction, asserting in
' a published letter that tho only comets in
sight, or expected, movo in paths which do
not coincido with that of tho earth at any
point, and that the chances aro exactly on
a par with those of a collision of an onini
bu? in the streets of Loudon with auother
in tlio streets of Paris.
Von Littnow, tho groat German astron
omcr, writes to tho Vienna Gazette that
thcro is a faint possibility that tho great
comet of 1050 may return, but that its
" orbit is so situated that it cannot approach
tho earth within somo Jive millions of miles."
Ho rates M. llabbinct sovcroly for exciting
an alarm on tho subject.
Taking into account tho probablo nura
bor of comets which havo visited, or cvor
will niako their appcaranco within tho solar
system, iho chances of a collision havo been
computed by mathematicians, and endorsed
by astrouomcrs cencrally. to bo about I to
200,000,000 !
iHise cllaucons News.
An extraordinary excitement was occa
sioned in liond Street yesterday, by tlio
Catherine in front of Mrs. (Juniiinr.lmm'
residence of a disorderly mob of women
ani hoy3, Tho womon n,JOut lM
numbcr, had a sort of drum-head court-
martial and unanimously agreed that Mrs.
Cunningham was guilty of murder, and
0URilt t0 i,c ,llivcu from tl0
tho help of the boys they made an attack
on tho houso stoning iho windows and
doors, ringing the bell, making hideous
faces and shouting ihoir opinions in no
very delicato way. Tho attack was con
tinued until tho arrival of an officer, who
took tho most active of tho Amazons to
the lock-up. Tribune, 3th hist.
A Singula!. Fhat A lady named
Renlloy undertook, and ha3 accomplished
tho feat of walking, without sleep, food or
drink, for the space of thirty hours. The
performance took placo at tho Tabernacle,
Now York, tho point of pedestrian opera
tion, being a stage of 6omo 20 or 30 feet,
on which slio walked back nnd forth, Sho
commenced at four o'clock on Monday after
noon, and continued bcr toil till ten on
Tuesday night, getting very much exhaus
ted. Jlrs, B. is represented to bo a wid
ow, of about 27 years of ago, and the
mother of thrco fino children, two girls and
a boy, of tho ages of 7, 0 and 11, and for
whoso support she has undertaken this task.
Tho lady appears to bo suffering from pul-
monary consumption. Tho motive for per-
. . .,.; . tl . , .
forming tho feat was to obtain money, but
,, ,. , . . "
tho result was a heavy pecuniary loss.
1 J
Monument to a Neoro. Tho stu-
dents of Howard College, Ala., on Sunday
tho 17th ult., inaugurated a monument to
tho memory of "lUuitv," a slave of the
President of tho College, who, when tho
building burned down in 1S55, refused to
leavo until nil the students had been gotten
out, and Lo lost bis IKo thereby.
Chicago Full ur. Tho Chicaco Jour-
nal of Wednesday savs : "A friend in
luruia ua wiui, ui; Lauiu in iuiii icaiciuav
r ... ..... i . i
hear Mr. Everett. On going
iw uiu uaii
trll
ho found it ci'owded,hundrcd3 coining nway
unable to get in. He then went to the
Theatre to see Lola Montez. This estab
lishment was full also. As a last resort,
ho repaired to Lent's mammoth circus,and
he was unable to get a ticket. He then
returned to iho 'J'rcmont; House and he
could't get in.lhere 1"
U3T The Vicksburg ("Miss.) Whig of
the Oth inst , says that uincty.sis thousand
,lnllo worn snWrilmd ill that eitv on the
Cth inst., towards purchasing a plantation
for Ex-President Picreo. The sum asked
for the property is 8100,000, leaving
1000, to bo subscribed in order to com
plete the purchase.
A Good Plan. In Andover last year,
5 premium was offered to tho boy who
would destroy the largest number of Cater
pillars' nests. The consequence was that
0,000 nests wcro destroyed. Tliis year
15 aro offered in similar premiums.
This ii a good plan. If towns would gen
erally adopt It, they would Lo cheaply lid
of iho pest of caterpillars.
IIoBBinLTJ. Samuel Dillion, was tiled
in Howling Green, Iud., a few days ago, on
a charge of murdering his son fifteen years
previous, and aoquitted for want of cvi-
denco'to prove his positive guilt, l'acts
wnvn mven. however, that convinced all
who heard them that ho was a murderer.
C '
After his acquittal ho left the place for
his home, some miles distant, of which ho j
was tho solo occupant. His neighbors
knew nothing more of him.until ono day
last week, their attention was arrested by
.... - ... . ,
tho blazo of light trom tns Uurmug uouso.
They reached tho place just iu time to hear
tho cries of tho wretched man who perish- succccticu tne anginal ol tne urm to -uts-d
in tho flames. The supposed murderer continue advertising in the newspapers as
.... 1 .iBiilnrni nmnnsn 'I'llrt f ftn 6 lrt 11 OIllO
had met his fate I
.x i
BcT Thcro ii a woman, youthful and
quito handsome, who visits tho Ualumoro
Penitentiary every day, and converses
with bor husband for an hour or moro
through tbo bars. Yet this man is ecrving
out a term of years for having cut her
throat his wife's, aud luflictcd several
6cverc stabs in bcr breast, from tho effects
of wbich her lifo was for a long timo dc
paired of. What an cvidencoif lovo and
constancy.
XST" Queen Victoria is tho mother of
five girls and four boys, all healthy
robust children
A Litllo Boy's Prayer.
A little boy aflcr saying nightly tho
prayers which had becu taught him, was
quite tcnaciom of what ho had called pray,
ing his own way. lie had alargo number
of brothers and .sisters wbso pcculiaiities
1
1 1 ,.! . 1 t . 1
..0 sou.eiin.es maue too uiujixt ui .. pet.-
iiuus, 'n uuu uuuiniuu. iu uuiiiuiuiiiiu;;
tliis excrciao 'ho was overcome with bleep.
AVrc-stling with hh fctuior,ahu said :
11 0 Lard, Llcss Klizahcth. and make
her Letter ihnn .sho is." j
Ills head fell back on his pillow, lut
toon ruu&ing Uclmunuurcdldrowbily'lilcps '
'I Tl .... 1,1 . lit. Innnnn '
vnf licfid its r4Ttr.n,t tin nrl.liid ,n,l , at!,, nil V
i
ii ni t ..1 t nni,'i ii , p
Oh, Lord, I can t, there s too many of
cm," mid be sauk.tnlotho deep slumbcr,of '
childhood,
Al another time, while conducting this
exercise in a somewhat more wakeful
manner, he said :
" Lord, please to blcss.fathcr and give
lii in a new heart. Re so kind as to bless
sUter .Mary, and gic her a new ihcart.
0, Lord, bless mother but you need not '
givo her a new heart, for she could not have '
. .
any Letter one thau she'a got, and I don't
sec how bhcM go terror k to botany better
woman than hhc is now."
A picture of Suivfay Life in Chicago
Heroes a picture of Sunday life in Chicago,
furnished by the limes of that city:
11 Here in Chicago on Sunday vc have
fifty-sis churches openjduring the forenoon
and evening, but at the samo 4tixne there
Vn Tl rt lr.O0 it, .1M i.Tnl. i linll tn ...1.
. , ... ., ,f , , . . ,.
ol winch the 'baud' plays from morning till
., ... , , . , ' . f ,
midnight, and waltzing goes on without
i. , 1 : , ...... ., " , ,. .
intermission. In addition to these 'fcstivi.
tics,' wo havo two theatres, each,; with its
, performers in tight and very short gar-
ment3 rivaling Ellsler in their grand evo-
lutioD3- Saloons have their front doors
clo,ctl hi' V"Umi6oa, but do a thriving
UUMU"a UireBu 61UC c""-anecs. "
I Politic, ix Titr. Pui.i'ii- Ex-Senator
Dickinson, of New York, in one of his ora-
l,ons luus T"3 " "l0 CIIC" ol 1BU0C1U
cing politics into the pulpit : "It has done
more to uemora.uc luc nuvuu miuu man
-
anv outer souiui evil, iui n una imum;u
-
dcalii in tho seat of life : it has dono more
to dceroJte the causaof religion than tho
worst opinions of Paine more to raise of
an army of scoffers than iho writings of
i.ltairo inoi-oto manufacture infidch than
tho s-ced sown in the revolution of France ;
and when al! these iulluences shall have
been exterminated or forgotten forever, tho
plagoejspot of political pulpits will rest upon
onety like a deadly iucubus."
AuuLI-HUS OCTS InsIMTUD. " Djarcst,
" uila tbco a uct 1,11 c cicd tb ivy,
'0 wciuucu vaic, c.o.e o i-uwu;
brook, mcindeiin over itsi pebbly bottom,
incessant.! v babbhVr dulcet tinkling strains,
l'Loe, lovolove,' where iho atmosphere is
1 redolent of soothi .g spicy aromas, that
makes the eye huigui-h, and the heart
dissolve in the liquid fires of love where
balaiy morning zephyrs sigh in tuc
llcllso f(licst's loafy luazcs cliauti"S '""'l
melody whero the tiny songsters ihat whirl
in ctherial spaca warble nought but love.
will pb'iit thoo a garden of gorgeous
loveliness, called from nature's ardent de
signs warmest tints, and smelling in
i cen-c."
1 " Dolpl.y, tUar, don't forget to have :t
patch for eowcumbtrs aud onyuns they're
so nice pickled,"
jgy u old la iy in Connecticut is col
lecting all the political papers she can lay
her hands on to make sojp of. She sajs
'they aro a desput sight better than ashes
ibc are most as good as clear lie I
rrcKCou,a, s ,
' factory has now ceased to cast, alio
i lm&innii lifis i iliiil cut 7 simnlv frnm :i
" ,
resolution taiccu oy mo proprietors w.io
" 'T1"" , ' "
i might havo uceu lorcsicn. me nrm oi
j Warren has ceased to exist within one
, generation,
t6F From various parts of the country
reports aro received of a great scarcity of
grain, but tho Chicago Democrat of tho
27th ult., a journal published at tho grain
depot of tho Wcs', intimatos that tho talk
about the scarcity of grain is a mere do
vico to raise tho prico.
EST A pretty pair of eyes aro the beet
.nli-rnr in tliavo bv. " Yes." rcnliod
I .. .. . ..
nnd banholor on reading tho auovo, " many
man Las been shaved by them."
iUit cmD gumor.
I1Y BEQUEST.
THE KNOW-NOTHING.
0fTn1' 'Iic 1"nn' u?Ie,lti t,l1nS
T11 I liia nl.l flim .. I'll..
in una utu wiwiuut uiiy,
n, j.,,. or m LUo.cycd gW.f
Will, checks so iiluinn nnd nrctlv.
Of all the wonders of tlio day,
That's horrible cr shocking,
The greatest question of them all,
Js, "Who arc the.so KnowNothinge V
Chorus, I don't know,
iSor you don't know,
So don t you ask mo anything,
Tor 1 don't know !
These men wear white hats all turned up ,
And at you boldly, stare, sir, ?'
Tlluv. ouivspoak with nods and winks,
jm, never couiu ii.cir ..air, sir.
They bent both Whigs and Democrat!
' W hot ever they do go, bir,
And if you asl; ihcm auvthing,
j They answer, "I donrt know, dr."
I Cuonus. I don't know, &o,
Tho ladies, Oh ! Lord, bless their souls,
1 cannot help but lovo them,
wll0 wi'h alj their nods and winks,
(Inn nvrr fcn Minvn Hinm 7 r
Can over bo above them 1
They know their nods,thoir winks,and jork
From head to heel and too, sir,
And if you ask r. girl her name,
She'll answer, "I don't know, sir."
GnoRUS. I don't kuow, &o.
You dare not tell your wife be fctill,
Nor say she's always squalling,
Or you will find a thrcc-leggeJ stool
Around your head come reeling.
The other day I asked my wife,
Only to mend my stockings ;
"Now, not another word," she cried,
"For I'm a permanent Know-Nolhing,"
Cuonus. I don't know, &o,
Tho other day I came from work,
With heat was almost smothered,
Says I, unto my youngest son,
"Sam, where is your mother V
He turned Ids fingers on his nose.
And with a voice most mocking,
"Oh, Dad,'' says he, "why don't you know
Thit I'm a young Kuow'-Notliing t"
Uiiouus. I don't know, &c.
Wo took this same uiart son of ours,
Ono day to public dinner,
ind into tho corn, and pork, and beans',
uc iiienuu iiiwu n nuucr.
o.. il f 11 .1
i j -
'Your father to me show Sam,"
When ho looked me right into tho faco,
And, says lie,"! don't know, mam,"
Cuonus. I don't know, &c,
Now, young men, marry from ibis lot,
Of pretty girls mount! you,
Ami when you're settled down in life,
And family cares arjund you ;
Take the advice of one poor man
Wito suffered deepest woo, sir,
D in't toaelt your little chaps to say,
"Why, roa'ly, I don't know, sir."
CilORUa. I don't kuow, &c.
! XovV hiVlQS (lou-t you tl;llk U's l3ti
And don't you thins, it's shocking,
, That we, in free America,
i Should all of us Know nothing !
And don't you say with all your heart,
'1 d' believe it's so, nx ;"
Or enn you say with all tho rest,
"Why, redly, I don't kiww, sir."
L-'lioitus, I don't know,
Nor you don't know,
So don't you ask mo auy thing,
For I don't know 1
tsy Skips. A llos'on trader c llcd at
a country farm houso, seme time ago, to
buy cheese, but when he came la look at
the lot he concluded not to lake it, a3 it
was so full oi skippers. As ho was going
off, the farmer said to him :
"Look hero, miser, how can I ret my
j cheese down to lioslon the cheapest!"
' The trader took anjthor look at it, aad
seeing more and more cviJcnce of its being
alive, replied :
"Well, let it lay a day cr two longor,
and I guesi you can drive it right down!"
. -.
tsr Hood never made a better pun
th.nof Hook who was walking with a
friend, when they came to a toll-tridgo.
"Do you know who bu;lt this bridge t"
said ho to Hook.
"No," replied Hook, ''butjf you go over
you'll bo tolled 1"
Puzzlino. A lady, being asked by a
gentleman to join in the bonds of matri
mony with him, wrote tho word'simrfis,"
stating at the time that tho lottors making
up tho word stripes, could bo changed so
as to inako an answer lo his question.
Who knows tha auswer.
"Cap tal punishuiont," as thj boy
said when tho Schoolmistress seated him
with tho girls.
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