Shocking DialAi AyoBiiffean namd Arnold W.Angell, of Providence, R.I. was killed in Norton on Sunday last. He was returning from church in a covered wagon, when by some means he became entangled in the lines, which threw him undr the wheels and in ihis condition he was dragg ed nearly a mile before the horse, could be (topped, and his mutilated body disentangled from the reitis. .Edward A. Smith, Esq., of Long Island has raised on his farm the largest ox ever cen in the United States, Tho animal is almost white merely a few colored spots on his body He is 5 feet 2 inches high, 12 feet 4 inches in length, 9 feet II inches smallest girt, and weighs over 4,000 pounds: and, what is more surprising, he is not six years old. The St Lotus Era. of the 11th contains the following particulars repeciing the do liberate assassination of ex-Gov. Boggs of Missouri: Foul dked. the steamer Thames, just from Missouri river.brought us a handbill, offering a reward of 9500 for the person who assassinated Lilburn W. Boges, late Governor of this State, at Independence, on the night of the Qdlant. Gov. Boggs.it is stated, in a wj9m7memoradum, was not dead, but mortaljjjprounded. Since the aloveiwas wiitlen, we have received a note from the clerk of Thames, giving the following particulars; Gov. Bor gs was shot by some villain on Fiiday, 6ih, in the evening, white sitting in a room in his own house in Independence His son, a boy hearing a report, ran into the room, and found the Governor sitting in his chair, with his jaw fallen down, and hit head leaning back.On discovering the in jury done his father, he gave the alarm. Foot tracks were foundJn the garden, below the indow, and a pisiel picked up supposed to have been overloaded, and thrown from the hand of the scoundrel who fired it, Three buckshot, of a heavy load, took effect: one going thtough his mouth, one in. I) the brain,and another probably in or near the brain all going in at the back part of the neck and head, The Governor was still alive on 'the morning of the 7lh; but no hopes of his recovery by his friends and but sljght hopes from his physicians. A man was suspected and the sheriff noit proiably has possession of him by Ibis time. The pistol wss one of a pair stolen some days previous from a baker in Indc pendsn.ee, and lha legale authorities have the disrription.ofthe other.' One of Joe Smith's followers is supposed to hare been the murderer of Gov. Beggs, It is stated that the difficulty between Etanley and Wise has been settled by the interference of friends. Better Jet thera kill each' other at once, Mr. McKennan, whig, has been elected to Congress from Washington county, to supply the placo of Hr. Lawrence recently nccaieu. The Philadelphia papers state that tho -wo auu laraiiy IWn van arc aany ex pected in this coiintrfiTrom Paris. An investigation IHtho official conduct of Mr. Montgomery, post master at Phila delphia, is now going on in that city. The brig Loyal, of New Brunswick, fell n with the ship Saladin'of Now York, on March 20, in lat 24, N. Ion 63 W. tho lat- ttr, which was loaded with cotton, being a totil wreck. As no person was on board. was supposed the crew, had been taken A curious circumstance happened in Bal imore, a few days ago. in the purchase of nni.i mttm - i. - : -i-i . .. i i . -. " I lC UUlbMIIBCI UUUgllbll orW.50 and afterward found secreted in the ming of the seats a sum of money amount- og to seven hundred dollars t, Convention' empracing delegates from sbout to be held at Meadville, with the ject of considering the nresent condition Hie following composition is recommeoded -I uiu larmeriiornesiing wounus in trees: 'n.i . , , ...... r f I I. . - xji ujf IUUIH1DU UlltaiK IJIIOU UlDflS- oi commou vegetable tar one measure ix and boilthem until it becomes, like eswax.i4ay this compound hot(with a hot ... I wei) about the thickness of a half crown out the wounded place, after carefully nag away tne rough tiler . ' i Heart .ntnditn.'Tbt dwelling hone ol Mr. Elias Russel, in Constantia, near Oswego, burned down on the 2d inst.with an its contents, and two little girls one six years ofsgs & the other two years, daufht ers of Mr Russel, perished the flames. A few days ago a newspaper was rcceiv ed at the Troy.N. Y-, pfsl office which the post master, on opening, found to con tain one pair ol mittens, four wreaths of hair a lot of ribands, two pins aud' one curl. The first Episcopal clergraen ordained in this country is still.alive.and passed through New York a few days ago on a journey to Baflale. He is ninety-one years old. The business on the New Yoik State Canal as indicated by tho receipt of tolls, was up to the 7th, larger than ever before in the same period. During the year 1841, patents wero is sued for no less than 12 different stoves for cooking, besides four parlor and two air tight stoves, every one of course superior to the other. A boy down east, three years ot ase. was asked who made him. Holding his little hand a foot from the floor, he artlessly re plied, ' God made me a little baby so high, and grew the rest!' An old Gig was lately sold at auction in Baltimore for two dollars and fifty cents' Subsequently the owner removed the lining beneath which he found a pocftet book con taining 775 dollars, mmmmmmmmmmwmmmBMm The following composition is recommen ded by an old farmer, for healing wounds in trees: 1 ake ol dry pounded chalk three measures, and of common vegetable tar one measure, mix and boil them until it becomes like beeswax. Lay this compound hot (with a hot trowel) about tho thickness nf ha,f crown bout the wounded place af ter carefully pairing awav the rough edge Land dale m Michigan, A great tax sale of land will take place in Michgan earl y in August, comirising nearlv 2,000,000 acres which will be sold for the duties of. lodo, ana wnnoui redemption, i nese Michigan lands are represented as the bes in rite Union, ana by the smallest outlay o labor will always return a handsome com pelcnco for tho support of a lamilv.- The improved facilities of reaching its princi pal ports and the growing trade of the lake are all evidenres of its fnlitre greatness, and so mamy argument within its boundaiies 1 he lands are soul for government taxes and will probably ba sold for lens ilian 'the government price, which is about f 1 25 per acre. OACE TIIK UILD ANIMALS. It seems ir a . that Wise and Stanley ar not the only blackguards at the Capital. Mr Arnold of Tennessee, and Mr Geller of Ohio are striviug to make themselves contemptible in the eyes of the American people; The quairel commenced on oaturuay last. Mr. Arnold fust called Mr. Weller a skunk and then Mr. Weller retorted by calling M Arnold a goat. II this be true, accaiding totheirown account, tney are both very offensive animals, and should have ctld water pumped over them less rautanktrous these warm summer days. SiNCivtAR Phenomenon. A Baltimore paper of Saturday speaks of a rose bush in that city, which presented the singulsr phenomenon ol a while lose and a red rose budding outseparalely from the same stem. There had been six roses upon the bush. five of which were still there two shootinr out Irom each ot the three stems, anc one of those two in every instance, pure white the other deep red. The Secretary of War has issued instruc tions to tho Major General, commanding the army in Florida to communicate the following directions to Col. Worth: To de clare that hostilities against the Indians in Florida have ceased, and that they will not be renewed unless provokes" by new aggressions on their part. To take the ne cessary measures to establish such a line of piotectinn for the settlements as to offer in ducements to our citizens to settle in the Territory. To use the means he itossessss of communication with the Indians yet re maining ard induceing them to consult their interest by joining their brethren in the West. A NOBLE WORK. Tho Lower Mohawk Aqueduct, which conveys the Erie Canal acioss the Mohawk a few miles from Albany, is said to be the largest in America. It Blinds on 20 arches each 37i feet span. The entire length is 1 140 fei; breadth 40 feet. It was finished on the 20th ult. and cost 4315,000. 7Tie Kins ofFrance has encased Mr. Hailv an artist of Boston.to copy for him Stuart's " o o J Portrait of general Washington, whieh be longs to the United Slates, and hant-s in the PresiJsat' feoius. t Wajbington, - ....... .a o.er amimw tier rMr. The Washington, (Pa.) Reporter says: "Miss iB..iua,Bn am aoie ana inietesnng daughter of Esquire Rubbil.of Smith Township,aged about 14 years, was shot by her brother, on Monday last, by an accidental discharge of a fowling piece, which he was handling in the house. 1 he charge entered the young ,aj m uicrii, pruuucing annual immediate u ' a- iican-.reiining casuaiuy has inflictsd the severest pain upon the pa- w.wsiiw " vii tigu iu i 4 viiKiuorms. ii is related mat an Italian physician while trying experiments upon tiUl. . . ...... - .. Biiitwurnis, uiscovereu mat wnen these am- ... .t.ii, i.u ui luiiujiicu icsvcb mi a giais of putrid fermentation, they suffered little or m nia It-nrn Init nr. .... i . 1 I . no inennvenieneo or injury; but a single atom of animal substance in decomposition introduced with tho food or through the skin of the worm, destroyed it in a short time, bven H the poir.t of a flue needle were dipped into water in which a small piece of putrifying meat had been soaked, and the worm pricked slightly with the needle, the worm would soon die. At the late races in Washington, tke proprietor'of the coutse.uponthe application of Mr. Stanley and Mr. Wise for admission told them that they might enter upon con dition of good behaviour; and he added, that although they claimed the right of doing ns uicy (iicaocu m wis capital yet on his prem ises they must conduct themselves with propriety. Four young men recently left Independ ence, Missouri, for the Rocky Mountains, to capture wild animals for a Managatie. Washington Irvine Is to bo feasted and li- onized in England, after the same fashion that Boz' was in the Un ited States. The bite of a rattlesnake is said io be cur ed taking a large draught of alum water say z urams to pint of water. a iic cuy oi oaism. masscnusetts, raises twenty thousand dollars per year, to sup port Public Schools. A sensible wife looks for hsr- eniovment at home and a silly one abroad. . A man namedJVmj Smith, risked his life at Rochester a day or two ago.to save a child from drowning-Pass round his name Temperance. As rum and whisky are in such little demand, they aie making wax out of sugar cane in Louisiana, and oil from corn in uino. Coneclicut Mediation. Two Houses of netjonnecticulLegisIature have passed a re- suiuiion auinorizing tne appointment of- a committee to consider the expediency of oiiering uiu meuauon oi me Siato to the contending parlies in Rhode Island, for the settlement ol tier difliculues. Terrible Death. The Easton Register aiaiea, inai on me loin uit a youut; man named 1 homas J, Clark, who was employ. in miiuugui riodui law mm, treble county, got entangled in the flywheel and was instantly torn and crushed to pieces: a part of his head and one arm beinff thrown several feet from his body; Mr. Clark was loimaly a resident of Perrysville, Ia. Foreeru. From an examination of thB books nl Kirk .tr. Inhnl,.r il.. r... - V. i latter of whom was convicted in the Gener al Sessions on Tuesday, it has been asccr lained that notes containing John Johnston's . .. V . . .".'w lorgod endorsement, to the amount of 857.200 have been put in circulation, nearly all of which were discounted by the banks of this city, at a reduction from their face of trom 20 to 30 per cent. 77our.The Cincinnati Chronicle ex presxes the opinion that flour will mil this year in that city as low as 92 00 a 13 per UUI. How to Advertiie. A voung gentleman passing an auction square saw a beautiful horse, led by a handsome halter and groom, put up for sale, and bought liira.y as he thought at a bargain. He was led to a live ly stable, it the young man wishing to leave town on business the next day, order ed the horse to be put into a chaise, which was done, but the horse was obstinate and mulish, and would not stir an inch. He was taken out of the chaise, and put into a barouche, with a kind well bred horss. then also he would not start; neither coaxing nor whipping would make him go. Next he tried hi n or. the saddle, but by rearing, kicking and plunging, the horse exhausted the patience of every one present, and the young man left his horse and went away disappointed, Next Saturday the following advertisement appeared : "To be sold at publie auction, a beautiful voung horse, warranted sound in wind and limb, equally kind in harness and on the saddle, and old because the owner wanted tu leave the eily; A steam Cotton Factory, runnine 800 spindles employing. 50 hands, and consuming 350 bales o'f cotton a jesr, is in successful oaeratjon in WiL issuvn eeuaty, Tens, Worse than French Boott.TUt fut lowing information wil doubtless create a great sensation amongst the. fealhard tribe, .What a cackling there will be in the farm when it is known that French hens have been imported into this country; and that ihey can aflVrd to lay such tremendous large eggs at the same price as our hens at nome lay mile eggs. 'Tis a foul affair, auu snouiu receive Hie immediate attention or Congress. What will the 'cackline hen' i"iuuiu mum ui UzJJai IfCpUO OBITUARY. DIED In Bloomsburg, on Thursday 1 Ini I V.' W II I I IT I H T k I I '" -aivi liAvnu, ageu 3j years, daughter of Mr. Joseph Dcrhammer. ir.li'"i0"n,,liP' n Friday last, Mr. JONAS HAChNBUCH, aged about 35. Iu Danville, on tlis 14th GHKISTlANNA MURRAY, aged 25. consort of Doct. John C. Murray. PRICES At Bloomsburg, Pa. (Corrected Weekly.) Wheat,- 10 Rye- 60 Corn, 45 I'loverseed, Flaiseed," Butter, Oats. Eggs, Tallow,; -5 00 -1 25 12 37 8 11 II 25 Lard,.' Dried Apples,- SHERIFFS SALE. WY virtue of a writ of levari facias to me di WW rccted, will be exposed to niAAic sale, at the Court House, in Danville, on Mondar tho 13th "J UI June neii. at iu o elocK, A. M. the follow ing property, vu : ALL ThAT CERTAIN TWO STORY Frame JtjUgnuilding, and tenements situato on the east side of Mill street . "'f10"" of Danville, m saij couniy 0f Co I ItlTintA nnl.inin,, In rnuil ah .-LI : 1 1 .. . . liltoen feet, and in depth about thirtv-two feet, ad 1 g ui huh, vu cam iuiu ct'cci joining the Drug store of yeter E. Vastine on the n.irth, and lot .of Hon. Wm. Donaldsun on tho si u h, and the lot or piece of ground and curtilego anpcrtinent to tno said building. As also the in tercst thereon from the 1 5th day of December. A D. 1641. .Seized and taken in execution, and ta hn unU'u the property of Char es L. Shdlea and Sh-im! i ayioi, auminisiratOH oi XjTman Bliolea deceased ei ai.. JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff, Surnrrr's Omci. Dsnville, May so, 184S. 5 Dissolution of Partnership, "WTOTICE is hereby given, that the Copailner JLI 'hip heretofore existing under the firm of R & J- STAMBACH. has this day, May 10, 1842, been dissolved bv mu. tual consent. All persons indebted to the firm, are requested to settle their accounts with, and those Having claims against the firm will present them or Ecwemeni io, J. aj AftlBAUJl. REUBEN STAMBACH, JACOB STAMBACH. N. B. The business will be carried an hr JA, COB STAMBACH, who solicits a continuanea of public pationage, rrj-The Boottt and JVoteg of Reuben Stam. 6.?c b?.PIce1 lh h"" ?f Joieph Brobtt, r-.mtw inr rfil Ipi'rlnri fnrenns vnirliinn .n... "" .... r...ni.5 hcuh win piease call and settle their accounts. REUBEN STAMBACH. CROSS KEYESo RESPECTFULLY informs hi- friends and the public, that he still occupies the above well known Tavern in Bloonuburtr. formnrlv kept by VJUYIEI, GMIOSS, and that he has thoroughly repaired, and made such alterations m its internal arrangements, as to cive him in creased facilities fur the accommodation of custom ers. As his liar and Table will always be pro vided with the best, he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. May 21, 1842. 4 Susquehanna Hotel, (DdaVlff'mWUSR&a COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. CHARLES HARTMAN frm ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and Wfaj the public, that he has purchased the above large and commodious well known House, latelv (KHIMual occupied by Samuel A. Brady, and having newty fitted it up, and furnish d with Entire New Fur nlture, Is now prepared to entertaiu all who may call on him in the best manner.As his HAU will al ways he prpvided with the choicest of Liquors, and his TABLE with the best ihe country market af fords, he flatters himself he shall be able to give general sat isfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. Caltawissa, May 1843. notice; Whereas, the undersigned in connection with WILLIAM REDKMEIR, have been engaged in cempany in digging oro on the farm of Samuel Me llck, and whereas, tho said Redemeir has left the concern, therefore, we shall hereafter refuso to pay any debt he may contract-either in his own name or that of the company. CHARLES RITTER, ALDREIGHT KEILING. Aprill 6)164, Military Candidates, COLONEL. Wo haw been requested to annonnco BENJAMIN P. FORTNER, as a candidate at tho election In June, for the oAk ql COf.ONEL of the 71st Regiment r'.M. We are requested to announce, tliat Lt. Col MICHAEL li- HOWER, will be a candidate for the office of COLONEL of the 71st Regiment, P. M. at the ensuing June election. We are requested to announce HIRAM R. KLINE, as a candidate fyr the office of COLONEL of the 71st Regiment, at tho Election ia June. We are requested to announce Col. MATTHEW McDOWEtX, as a candidate for re-election to th office of COLO NEL of tho 71st Regiment, P. M. at the June Election. We are request to announce LLOfD THOMAS, as a candidate at tho June Election, for the office of COLONEL of the 71t Regiment, P. M. LIEUTENANT COLO A EL- We are requested to announce that Major ANDREW CRIFLINO, will be a candidate forthe office of LIEUTENANT COLONEL of. the 71st Regiment, V. M. at the ensuing June election. MAJOR We are requested to announce WILLIAM THOMAS, as a candidate for the office of MJUTOR of the 5i Battalion, 71st Regiment, P. M. at tho June JBIeo tion. We are requested to announce MICHAEL P VANCE, as a candidate for MAJOR, of the 1st Bat talion, 71st Ksgiment, at the JuneElcclion' We are requested to announce ABRAHAM TROXALL, as a candidate, for the office of Major of the 2d Battalion of the 71st Regiment at tho June election. BRIGADE INSPECTOR To the Militia and Volunteers of the First ' Brigade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania Aililia. riends, and Citizens Soldiers. Thankful for pait favors, I am induced by ray fiiends to offer myself to your const deration, as a candidate for the office of. BRIGADE INSPECTOR' For the 1st Brigade, 8th Division, Penn sylvania Militia at the ensuing Military Election. I therefore respectfully solicit your kind influence and generous support. If elected I will cheerfully perform the sev. eral duties with impartiality, and do all ia ay power to give satiefscion DANIEL FOLLMER. Limestene township, Col. co. ? April 25; 1842 te $ BRIGADE INSPECTOR. We are authorized to announce. Cnpt.JOHN FOSTER of Union County, as a Candidate for the office f BRIGADE IASFECTOItt tt the June elec tion. BRIGADE INSPECTOR. TO the Militia and Volunteers of the first Brigade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania Milhia. Fellow Soldiers:-lnisced by a favorable expression of a large number of fiiends in different portions of the Brigade, I offer tnysell lor your support for the office of Brigade Inspector at the ensuing June elec- on. 1 uo not wish to "ruff" myself into notice, believing that ray real militaru qualifications, will be a sufficient recom mendation to ensure me a generous support amor.g my fellow soldieis. I shall, there fore content myself with assuring you. that if I should bt so fortunate as to be electee! my best abilities shall be exerted to perform the duties of the office, villi honor to my self, and to your satisfaction. JACKSON McFADDE" April 2, 1812. BRIGADE INSPECTOR- To the Militia and Volunteers of the First Brigade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania Militia Fellow Citizens and Sodiers, As Ihe time is rapidly opproaehinc when the 1st Biigade, 8th Division. P Af com posed of the counties of Northumberland, Union, land Columbia, will be called unon to elect a suitable person to fill the officr of Brigade Inspector, CAPT. WILLIAM II. KASE, Of Rush township, Northumberland county offers himself as a candidate for said office. H iving been encaged in military nfla rs for the last 20 years he is induced to believe that he has some claim upon his military brethern; and he feels persuaded that he is fully competent to discharge the duties of the oruce to tlie entire satisfaction of th people, He therefore rEsnscifullv culicila your suffrages. April B, 18-rtf.,
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