FLORIDA WAR.
Gen. A. MoC'omb, who it will be recol
lected, was ordered sometime since to ro
pair to Florida; and to ncgociato a peace
with the Indiana in that quatlcr, has written
a letter to the Secretary of War, giving a
detailed statement of his operations. Ho
represents the Indians as having been anx
ious for peace, but desirous of remaining in
that section of country for the present, hut
thinks tliero will he no difficulty in eventu
ally persuading them to emigrate west of
the Mississippi, as soon as they can be sat
isfied that their brethren who havo already
gone there, are favorably located. But for
the present ho has thought it advisable to
conclude a treaty with them allowing them
to remain within, that territory. The fol
lowing general order of Gen. McComb, cm
traces the substance of the treaty, the con
ditions of which ho represents as having
given general satisfaction to tho Indians,
aud which Jib has no doubt will bo faithful
ly kept on their part. Thus wo hope this
interminable war, which hts cost the nation
millions, has terminated.
GENERAL ORDER.
Headquarters of the Army of the U. S.
Fort King, Florida, May 18, 1839.
The Major-general-corn tnanding-in-chicf
has the satisfaction of announcing to the ar
my in Florida, to the authorities of the Ter
ritory, and to the citizens generally, that he
lias this day terminated the war with the
Seminole Indians, by an agreement entered
into with Chi'.to-Tustenuggc, principal
chief of the Scminolcs, and successor to
Ar-pi-cke, commonly called Sam Jones,
brought to this port by Lieut, Col. Harney,
of the 2d dragoons, from the southern part
of the peninsula. Tho terms of the agree
ment are that the hostilities immediately
cease between the parlies; that the troops
of the United States and the Seminole and
Rlickasukic chiefs and warriors, now at a
distance, bo made acquainted as soon as
possible with the fact that peaco exists, and
that all hostilities arc forthwith to cease on
both sides; the Scminolcs and Micassukies
agreeing to retire into a district of country
in Florida below Pease creek, the bounda
ries of which arc as follows viz: beginning
at the most southern point of land between
Charlotte harbor and the Colooshatchee
river, at Sauybel Island; thence into Char
lotte harbor by the southern pass between
Pino Island and said point, along the east
ern shore of said harbor to Talak-Chopko
or Pease creek ; thence up that river to
Hatchec Thloko or Big creek, thence up
said creek to its source; thence easterly to
the Northern point of lakelstnpoga; thence
along the eastern outlet of said lake, called
Istopoga creek, to tho . Kissimmc river;
thence southwardly down the Kissnnme to
lake Okc-Chobcc; thence south through
said lake to Ecahlahatch ee or Shark river;
thence down said river westwardly to its
mouth; thence along the sea shore north
wardly to the place of beginning; that six
ty day3 bo allowed the Indians north and
east of that boundary to remove their fami
lies and eflccls into said district, where they
are to remain until further arrangements are
made under the protection of the troops o(
the United Slates, who are to sec that they
be not molested by intruders, citizens, or
foreigners, and that the said Indians do not
pass the limits assigned them, except to
visit tho ports which will be hereafter indi
cated to them. All persons are therefore
forbidden to enter the district assigned to
said Indians, without written permission
from some commanding officer of a military
port.
ALEX. MACOMB,
, Major General Commanding in chirf.
'By command of the General:
E. Schriver, A. A. General.
After a trial of over four weeks, T. W.
Dyott, of shin-plaster memory, has been
convic cd of swindling, by a jury of his
country. The penalty for the offence is
fiora one to seven years imprisonment.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Tho returns from this stale indicate the
manner in which the battle has been fought,
as the result shows that it ha3 been closely
contested. The majority of tho Democrats
in the Senate is four. The memheis of the
House thus far elected are Democrats 01,
AVhigs and Conservatives 02. The re
maining counties to be heard from stood
Jast year 0 Democrats to 3 Federalists, The
Richmond Enquirer says: "Vfc have al
ready won the most brilliant victories ; and
we shall save the State from the Whigs
and Conservatives. Mr. Rives' chance is
gone. Ho carnot bo re-elected Senator
nor can a Whig. Ho is only half way in
iia difficulties."
So far as the Congressional returns have
been received, 11 Democrats, 7 Federal
wis and 2 Conservatives havo besn elected.
In the romaining district a Democrat will
undoubtedly be elected.
From a careful estimate, recently made,
it is found that Texas has at least 130,000,
000 acres of land unlocatcd, and among
them some of tho -finest in the world.
MARRIED At Philadelphia, on tho
23d ultimo, by tho Rev. A. Alexander, tho
Rev. D. J. frailer, of this place, to Miss
Julia, daughter of the late Levi Elmakcr,
Esq., of the former place.
At Summit Hill, on the 28th ultimo, by
the Rev. Mr. Webster, George II. Davis,
Esq. formerly of this town, to Miss Eliza,
daughtei of Mr. James Broderick, of that
place.
At Catlawissa, on the 25th ultimo, by
Stephen Bally, Esq., Mr. John I falter,
o( Coatesvilln, Chester county, to ilrs. E
liza John, of Catlawissa.
In Rush township.Northumberland coun
ty, on tho 23d ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.
Sprat, Mr. Charles Heajlcy, of this town,
lo Miss Margaret, daughter of the laic
John Vastinc, of the former place.
Col. M. M 'DO WELL has resigned the
Captaincy of the Independent Troop.
Major Criveling will bo notified to hold an
Election to supply tho vacancy, at such
time and place as may suit the Company.
June 8, 1839.
MILITARY NOTICE.
The Members of the Bloomshurg .fir Cil
lery, will meet alt he house of C. Doebler,
at o'clock, P. M. on Satuiday, (to day) the
8th inst. with arms and in uniform, for an
excursion to the Buck Horn.
AH who are desirous of joining the com
pany, are respectfully invited to attend.
By order of tho
COMMANDER.
MAIUFACTORT.
Jl NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
UPON AN OLD FOUNDATION.
El H!3 Subscriber hereby announces
iu ins mi'iiua uuu uiu jiuuiii'i inai lie
has purchased that old and well known
COACH AND DEARBORN WAGON
MANUFACTORY,
latclv owned and occupied by STOUFER
cJ- HARTMAN, situated in Bloomshurg,
Columbia County, where he has com
menced tho business, and intends to carry
it on in all its branches.
He will shortlv have a number nf nW.int
light BUGGIES and DEARBORNS, of
various patterns, finished for sale; and will
make
Stase Coaches, Coaches, Coacher.s,Giggs,
Sulkies, Buggies, Dearborn ffagons,
Sleighs, S-c. S-c. $-c. &c.,
of every variety of pattern to order, on
snort nonce.
tCT'Renairs of all hinds will be m-omnt-
ly attended lo
He also manufactures ELTPTIC and
other CARRIAGE SPRINGS, and will
warrant them to be enual to anv made in
this country.
As he has made arrangements for pro
curing the best material, and will employ
none but first rale workmen, he hones to
bo able to turn out good work, and thereby
obtain the confidence of those who may
furnish themselves from his shop.
Orders from a distance resppelfullv soli
cited. ZIBA RUGGLES.
Bloornsburg, June 4, 1839. G tf.
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers to dispose of, at
private sale, his valuable
GSIEST TlILla
AND
DISTILLERY
situaltid in the township of Grcemvood,Ci
lumbin County. Pa. Tho farm contains
100 acres, SO of which are under im
provement. There are
THREE DWELLING
HOUSES,
Jl li Jl 11 N,
AND
TWO APPLE
OliC II A III) S.
There is also upon said property, a
GRIST MILL, upon a never failing
stream water; a STILL-HOUSE and
FIXTURES, capable of distilling from 30
to 40 bushels of Grain per day, and a
STORE-HOUSE.
The wholo property is in a good state of
improvement.
tCP Terms made easy lo the purchaser.
JOSEPH FULMER.
Greenwood, June 8, 1839.
DR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of Prunes' Virgini
anna, or Wild Cherry, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions,Sic., for salo at the
Tobias' Health Emporium, Bloomshurg.
DATES 1 DATES 1
A preserved Fruit to eat.
PEPPER SAUCE, for sale at
Tobias' Health Emporium, Bloomshurg.
Whito Lead, dry and in kegs, Madder,
Vcrdigries, Indigo, Alum, white and blue
Vitriol; Sand Paper; Proof Bottles, Grains
of Paradise. All for sale at
Tobias' Health Emporium.
SOAPS! SOAPS!
Palm Soap, Rosin Soap, Wash Balls,
Ladies' Soap and Healing Soap, for salo at
Tobias' Health Emporium.
TO MOTHERS.
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething,
For sale at
Tobias' Health Emporium, Bloornsburg.
William Kahler
9
007.1) respectfully inform tho citizens of
MIFFMNVIM.fi. mi,l il.n l
cinity, that ho has opened n bhop in said village,
where ho intends In nrnirvntr tlin ilmm lm.;n..
in nil its various branches. The Lest of workman-
snip niid a pcrtect lit will bo warranted on ccry
garment intrusted to his care.
Millhnvillc, April, 1809.
Mew Supply
AT THE
IIEAL.TII EMPORIUM
THE subscriber has just returned from Phila
delphia, and isnow opening, a general assort
ment of fresh
Druggs and Medicines,
and a now supply of
Confectionary, ATuts,Raisins, Lemons,$-c.
the wholo comprising a complcto assortment in
his lino of business.
D. S. TOBIAS.
Bloornsburg, May 3.
DO NT FORGET TO INQUIRE FOR
Tobias' Apothecary
OR
lEcalih Emporium,
Lower end of Main-street, Bloomshurg,
Where you can always obtain Fresh
Goods and Cheap Articles. Be very
careful and not get cheated and buy Cotlll
lCl'lcit articles for (xCIlllillC.
RAISINS! RAISINS! RAISINS!
500 pounds for Pics.
Si3 Boxes bunch,
2."5 kegs of Smyrna,
15 boxes Prunes,
1 ,1 T-, r1 1
aii ror dale at
Tobias' Health Emporium, Bloornsburg.
INDIAN DYE,
For coloring grey, red, and light hair, a
beautiful brown or black, in ten or twelve
hours, without staining the skin, for sale by
D. S. TOBIAS, Bloornsburg, Agent. .
COLD CREAM,
For Chaps, Tan, Sunburn, Sore lips,&c.
For salo at
Tobias' Health Emporium Bloornsburg.
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
YEAST POWDERS,
THESE Powders are an admirablo sub
stitute for Yeast in making all kinds of bat
ter cakes and bread that do not require
much knepding, and has the advantage over
that article in making them perfectly light
and ready for baking the instant thoy aro
mixed. For sale bv
" D. S. TOBIAS,
Health Emporium, Bloomsbug
12 dozen Glass Boxes,
12 dozen Lockets,
12 dozen Lead Pencils,
12 dozen Toy Prints,
12 dozen Sand boxes, with the sand,
12 dozen Fifes,
12 dozen Doll babies,
12 dozen Conversation Cards.
12 dozen Toy Watches,
12 dozen Brass Watches,
12 dozen Hair Pencils,
12 dozen Breast Pins,
12 dozen Finger Rings,
12 dozen Spoons,
12 dozen Pass Books,
12 dozen Tooth Harps,
12 dozen Steel Pens,
12 dozen Tea Setts,
12 dozen Everpoint Leads,
12 dozen Head Bands,
29 dozen bunches beads,
25,000 Fish Hooks,
12.00G Slate Pencils,
Just received and For Sale at tho cheap
Health Emporium, Bloornsburg, by
D. S. TOBIAS.
Juno 1.
ALAUATUS, Glauber Salts, Epsom salts, for
tale at the
Cheap Health Emporium,
SPPJ1TG &, SUMMED
New Gromls
JUST STEP INrO THE
BLOOMSBURG ARCADE
if you wish to obtain GREAT BAR
GAINS, as the subscribers have icceived
a largo and splendid assortment of
NEW GOODS,
selected with care, for the present and ap
proaching season, and presenting lo the
consumer as largo a variety as can be found
in most country stores. Their present
stock embraces almost every article in de
mand in this market in the
DRY GOOD LINE.
They have also an extensive assortment of
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Molasses,
Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wine, and fPhis.
key, in every variety of quality and
jmcc.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS,
QUEENS AND CEDAR WARES.
Fish, Salt, Iron, Steel, Paints, Drugs,,
"ye-oiiijs, iyc. yc. yc,
all of wliieh llirv nfTnr in .nil .,.. 1
for CASH, or in exchange for COUNTRY
RUPERT & BARTON.
Bloornsburg, May 18, 1839.
IlfcOBT FOUJNDRYj
AND
Threshing Machine,
AND
PORTABLE HORSE POWER
MANUFACTORY,
THE Subscribcre take this method of informing
their friends, that they continue Manufactur
ing Threshing Machines and l'oriabtc Horse
3'oicers, on tho most improved plans, made of tho
best materials and in tho most workmanlike man
ner, and which they will warrent to bland with fare
usage, and not injure the grain by breaking it.
Thcy havo surpassed all others where they have
been introduced, in Pennsylvania, Virginia and
North Carolina.
Pratt's Patent Smut,
OR,
GRAIN HULTjING MACHINE,
Improved. An article of great ntility to Millers,
for cleansing tho grain for preparing it for flourins.
These machines nro manufac.ured of cast and
wrought Iron, and aro supposed to last an hundred
years. They are in general use in tho state of New
York and in part of Pennsylvania.
AND
and all kinds ot Machinery, cast and fitted up.and
all sorts of
IIOM.OW WAEE
kept on hand, and sold by wholesale. All of which
will bo sold on tho most reasonable terms, by
LEWIS II. MAUS &Co.
Bloornsburg, May 25, 1829. 3ml
FRENCH
Against the World for good Mill-Stones
and Bolting Cloths.
IIjLEUS wishing tho nbovo articles, are
requested to call and cxamino my Slock,
at lianville, Columbia County, Pa., or at Lcw
istown, on tho Juniatta.
Danville, May 25, 1839.
SADDLE & HARNESS
ALEXANDER RITTER,
RESPECTFULLY informs tho public
that he has removed his establishment into
the shop lately occupied by C. Kahler,
Esq. whero ho intends Keeping on hand
all kinds of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS,
AND SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
made of the best of material, and good
workmanship. He manufactures, a new
and approved
Patent Horse Collar,
acknowledged by all to bo superior to any
over before mado in this county.
He also manufactures LEATHER and
HAIR
of any description that may be required.
All of which will be sold on tho most
reasonable terms, and he will also bo ready
to do any work in his line, on short notice,
and solicits a share of public patronage.
yioomsuurg, Nay lo, maw,
New Goods.
Tlin subscriber returns his thanks to custom
era for tho patronage which ho has received
rom them since ho commenced business in BIoonw
Irtirg. He hopes they will still conlitiuo their usual
support; and ho has now tho pleasure of olTerine to
them atarjc and Fashionable Assortment of
Seasonable
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
which have been carefully selected, embracing tha
latest stylo of French, English and Amciican
among which will bo found
Cloths, Cassimeres and Satlinetls, of dif
ferent styles and colors, Silks, Fig.
ured Lawns andJackonells, Eu
ropean and American Cali
coes and Ginghams,
fcslings, Dam
ask Table Cloths, Ho
siery, Gloves,Bonncl Trim
mmg,$c. c. Also, Ladies
Morocco Shoes and Slippers, and
Men's thick and thin Shoes and Booti.
Together with an assortment of
Hardware &. Iron,
China, Glass
and Queens
Ware,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS;
Cedar Ware, Groceries, la
quors and Salts &c
All which will bo sold on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase, aro requested to call
and examine his stock of Goods and judge for them
themsclvcs. ajA!l kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
will bo taken in exchange for poods.
GEORGE WEAVER.
Uloorasburg, May 4, 1839. i
THE subscriber grateful for past favors, returns
his sincere thanks to his numerous friends
and customers, and would now inform them, that
he has just received from New Yotk, the Kcport of
tho 4
New 'Fork & London
Fashions,
ron the sriuxa and summeu or 1839,
together with tho drafts of tho numerous changes,
both as regards tho stylo of Making and Trimming,
as well as Cutting garments. Ho is therefore ful
ly prepared now to turn out work in tho most supc
rior stylo of cut nnd Troikmanshlp ,and respectfully
solicits a continuanco of public favor.
BERNARD RUPERT
Bloornsburg, April 13.
New &me,
AND
NEW GOODS.
fTnilE subscriber informs tho public, that ho has
JJL taken tho.storo lately occupied by C. T). Fish
er, at tho lower end of Maine street, whero ho in
tends to permanently locate himself, and has just
opened an extensive assortment of N131V GOODS
lately purchased in Philadelphia, embracing almost
everv articlo usually kept in a country ktoro. A
mong which arc,
Consisting of Broadcloths from course to
the finest of superfine, Kersemeres, Sat
tinetts, Silks, Ginghams, Calicoes
Cambrics,Muilins,Ribbands
Factory Cotton Cloth,
bleached and un
unblcachcd, very cheap and of the best quality, and eve
ry variety in the Dry Goods Line. Also, a
general assortment of
a
'a
AND
LIQUORS.
Croclicrj', Glass, China and
kccii's Ware.
All of which he will dispose of as cheap, if
not cheaper, than can be purchased at any
other store in the county.
SCTAll who aie desirous of purchasing
good and cheap goods, are requested to call
and examine for themselves before they buy
elsewhere, as he feels assured no nni will
go away dissatisfied with his prices, or tho
ijuumj' ui Ilia guuus.
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE,
including CASH, will bo received in pay
ment. JOHN HORTMAN.
Bloornsburg, May 18, 1830.
And all kinds of country Produce, taken
in mvmiiiil fisr KairiniiMi l Ala fir?... J"