wit. smitiift nomi
We have been a coinl deal eilfprHeil at
lue ungenerOUUm:anuiu anu viiuuiu , unauuo
mads upon mis individual uy mo opirit ot
the Times) III rniiaeipinav aim rnuuiui mu
federal papers throughout mo Dtaiu, 11 is
uniformly represcntcu uy mesa papers) mat
Mr. HorjMNS auageu no nau oacucu ouv
frnra t ie position no una ibkcu) mat nc nau
At rnurairc 10 sianu up to mc rnariu uuu
(J k
that ho nau irucKieu in ms course auu au.ni-
rionod hia principles, never were cnargua
I ....r.......i.i a n ii.o
mora graiunuun iu uiiiuuuuuu. wit
best answer to mem, wo puunsn dbiow wo
Messa?e. which have been made the ground
n( all those malevolent assaults. These re1
marks weie lurnislicd bv our reporter in mo
House, who isolated by the editors bf the
i Washinton Ulo Je. It) be one o! the best una
inoit accurate reporters muy ever nau in
KeyslonU
Mr. HopiuM-Said it appeared to him
tUHl " J
t 1 . ' . -
-a raneu, uiu ouniiu i unun .
S.! tho f iilli nf Ihn at.itn for tllfl
.fnlfllmpnt of her enfraeeraent, and how it
tVint the ouestion in roptfd to the re
a!.4 Mr iin.ii. nnvmhnfn find lil!f!ll UfT
nil into this discussion ho could not exact'
It comprehend. We havo heard a godd
-deal said about " receding," and IhB gentle
m from Philadelnhia ccuntv Mn Pi has
inM ns that we have been brought to th
thinkinc nolnt." but he could noe but ad
rairo the suggestion of a friend on his right
who thought the gentleman ought to nave
aid " sticking point."( This ho said was
an appropriate suggestion as wo had truly
reached the sticking point, 'aa tJ recednif
from a former position, he, Mi1. Hi, migh
, nermitted to sav that he. In a certian
aense, had undergone that process already
hi had done his share of " receding '
he had voted for the- resumption resdlulidn
wheh his own private opinion was that the
true policy would have been to navo pass'
A trencral Uankinz law, with ouch restrlc
liana s would effectually cuard against the
recurrence of existing evils, and providing
also, for as early rcBupmtion ascould possi
bly be brought about consistently with the
interests of the people. Thio course he
thought, would have been preferable to le
gislating on the abstract question of resump
tion, as this partial legislation could at best
do nothing more than relieve us temporari
ly and would not gjjord the people a guar
antee againtt simila?ditticulucs in future.
He thought the people were mora desirous
to havo such restrictions imposed upon the
banks as would prevent them from suspend
ing hereafter, than they wers as to a partic
ular day for a resumption besides, he had
feared that the debtors of the banks vfould
not be able to meet their engagements at sn
early a day as the 15lh, and consequently
the pecuniary embarrassment undef which
that portion at least of the community are
labarimr. would bo increased. Yet, sir.not-
withstandinrr theso were the private onin
ions I entertained, and expressed to many
of my democratic friends, when I discover
ed that a large majority of the party with
whom I acted, entertained Uitlerent views,
and as it was only a difference of opinion
as to the best mode of bringing about the
name result. I yielded my own notions of
nolicv. rather than take an obstinate stand
apxinst a clear majority of my political
friends. The position I occupied seemed
to indicate this as the best course; and I did
bo the more readily, being: aware that the
people who I have the honor in part to re'
present, are anxious (or an early resump
aton.
romhe N. '6. PicayUne, lan.26lh.
Jl Father c)iareet liv his Child with
the Murder bf his Wife Fernando Dies
a Uuua Spaniard, lias been arresteu oy
CapV. Yorthes of tho Third Municipality!
for lhe mlirder of his wifei The casd at
present is wrapped in mystery, althdugh
thd circumstances doveloped bespeak some
what bttongly the guilt of tho accused.
ru . , ! I!..-. I !a
uics some iwu muiiuia biiicu iivou iu hji
rack) between Dauphin and Dourbon
clrCots. Tho Vdmen living in hia neigh'
borhood tiotictid tho absence bf hia wifo a
bout that timet and their suspicions and
SUrinlscD relative to the cause of it) contin
ued to increase. From some conversation
ond of them had with the child ol iJiest a
cunning and naturally intelligent boy about
six years old, sue believed Uica had mut-
dcted his wife, and gave mlotmation to the
Police which led to his arrest;
Tho Mayor commenced an investigation
nlo the case yesterdar which ho is to re
sume to-dayi The substance of the child a
evidence is, that on a night about two
months arto, his father killed his mother
with eh axe, afterwards cut her up in pie
Ces. nnd buried ncn or at least uer eniraus
Under tho floor The place described by
the child was dug tipi an offensive smell
was found to proceed from it, and a bloody
handkerchief with human hair on it only
was discovered.
Diea does not nrdtchd Id account lor
the absenco of his wife Ho is reman
tied till further search and investigation bo
madet
COMMUMIDJlTEm
1 1
Mr, Editor Not having had timo before
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
Great Bntian is making herself ready at
every point, to appeal to arms as tho arbiter
of the question in relation to the North Eas
tern Boundary. Tho peaceful stats of Eu
rope leave that power somewhat at leisure.
She baa nothinir for her larco etandine: ar-
may to do. Sho has no employment for
a hcude of men who n.e ashamed to beg and
too proud to dig men who seem to have
been born an incumbrance on the world.
It weuld bp sound policy to have them kill
ed off: nnd if Queen Victoria sends them o-
Tar the water, she knows well enough what
aim we take to he euro of never more be
inz troubled with them. Great Britain
wants a fight, though she may not wish it
with us. She is fortifying her whole fron
tier along tho lakes, and at points, too, that
may seriously annoy ns In case ol war at
points from which she can command the
ehsnnel dividing her province from our ter
ritory. She is already rorlilymg an island
at the mouth of the Detroit River, which
commands the channel near Fort Maiden
She is embodying hordes of runnway lie
"groes fiom the Slates, and putting them un
der arms along the frontier. Indians are
growing scarce, and as Great Biitain uses
nil lhe means which God and nature places
within her reach, she supplies the want of
ravages with negroes, whoso ignoranca has
teen rendered ferocious by tho fact that they
have just escaped from bandage in the
States. Oizo Statesman.
Mr. Ebenezer Smith of Newbury, Mass
dehusetts, was instantly killed at that place
on Friday last by a prematuro explosion in
lilaslini: rocks on tho lino of tho Eastern
rail road. Tho rock had previously been
split, and the opening was filled with srver
ral pounds of powder, thu upper surface oj
which was oxposod to the air he was
thrown ud nearly forty feet, and fall about
fifty feet from the spot, lifeless; and shack
angly wangled.
ilemdrkahtt Delivennce.-A.l Verplahk'a
Point: near Peekskill, a few days since, a
poor laboring man was lescucd from a situ
a'.ion of extreme peril, under circumstances
almost incrediblo He was digging a well
'had got down to the depth of about 40
feet, and was employed in undermining the
curb filled with stone wheri the supports of
the curb gave way, and a length cf it, about
la fceti dropped odddenly dowin leading a
rap of 3omo three between itself and the
upper portinm about 0 leeti i iiib upper
portion in a tew moments leu in upon mo
.. ... . . . . .1.
man. the stone all orcaKinz away irom me
curb, and deseenditig upon the unhappy
man in one chaotic raassi
Of course it was aUilposed that he Had
been crushed to death j but in answer td a
call from those above, hia Voice was faintly
heard. Nisht was approaching, and rain
hrtTgr, to fall heavily. The nows( however
ail. STirt sofln a number ol persons
' : . ' . . . . . J...j
sembled to do what might- nnuone ior
his rescue. The rain ceased and the wca
thcr chanced to intense cold the earth con
tinued caving in, so that descent into the
well was lull of dancer. rcvertlieicsB,one
brave man after another went down, and
labored until his strength Was exhausted ;
and, to bring the story to a close, aftei
working all night- and until past 'i o'ciocK
In tho afternoon of the next d.y, tho man
&s got out, alive and but little injured) a
liviritf burial of nearly 24 hours. Honor to
the generous and courageous men who
flocked to tho rescue, even irom a distance
of many miles, and risked their own lives
to cave that of a fellbw boirtg.
On Saturday, the 11th ult.i a girt tlasted
Phebo Floyd, about five years old, was mur
dered by five of Mr. Tyce's family, irt Da
vidson county, W. U. Iho circumstances
ate these : After she had been buried, sub
picion tof violenco and ill-usage grew bo
strong, that the corpso was disinterred anJ
submitted to a post mortem examination in
the presence of the jury and some fclty oth
or persons. Whereupon the jury, after
hearing all the evidence adduced, reported
a verdict of wilful murder against five of
Mr. Tvce a family; all of whom are com
mittcd to jail, to await their trial at the next
term of Davidson superior Court.
mwiiHii.ifrTH
A crow, or what appears to be of that
species of bird, with white wings, has been
seen in tho vicinity of Middleboro,' Mass
achusetts, for several months past. Its bo
dy is as black as other crows, and keeps in
company with them, has tho same habits,
and in all respects resembles thom, except
its wings.
The Washington (N. C.) Republican
says : An old lady, over 70 years of age
residing a few miles out of this town, caught
eisht buck rabbits, the other night, and had
them nicely dressed ready for cooking, in
one hour all by herself. What a feast sho
must have had. Its enough to mako tho
mouths of rabbit lovers water.
Widow Jano Eddy, or Marion; N. J. in
tho C9th voar of her age, hung herself with
a skein of thread, on the 21st ult. She
was in a (it or insanity.
Virginia. The Lejislature balleted six
times on 20th and 30th ult. for Senator,
without result, the 4 last votes were Rives
80, Mason 81, scattering 4. Every mem
ber in his place.
Tho Massachusetts House of Reprosen
tatives. on Wednesday, by a volo of 285
to 172, pissed an order that a Special Com
mitteo be appointed with instructions to re
nnrt a bill, repealing the license law of
1838.
Mr. Henry Vaughining lately diod in
Meilini county, Ohio, nt the age of 102
years. He served throughout our most haz
ardous struggle with ureal Untain.
to notice tho blackguardism ot that lying
editor of tho k" Port of Borwick;" I will
hbw answer a TeW of his overiUJWMgs ot
scdinlityi Ho bcginB to feel a littlb snap-
Ish becausd 1 twit on ucts, wuue nc nas
lidlhing td SaV dnly what tho meanest and
VllBSl Ol IHB VllU UUU1U lutein. nu ouimi"
himself that I am acatidal prodfc In that he
ie perfectly right; for if ho was to cry ms
eves dut. of bull all the hair out df his head,
irt the act Of manufacturing falsehood and
alanddr agalhdt me &dhr worthy cdltor.Mr,
Webb, we woU d onlt laugn mm to acorn
Fortunately for Us wd are as well known:
throughout tho ceuntv as our long tailed
blue. So let him discant and flout and flour
ish his neni to the great axposbre of his
black-heartednces, It will ehd like tho viper
hitintf the file. And bv tho bye, this puts
me in mind of this great personage emigrai
ing to this countyi He stopt at a tavern
not a hundred milcS from this place and was
very hosnitably treated. There was about
six in number; they had supper, lodging nnd
breakfast, arid two horses, all accmmoua-
ted in tho bdst or stylo, and oUr worthy
landlardi who is a very friondly titan, only
dharged one dollar fifty cents, about the cost
ol mo horses, minmng pernapa ud
nhnnt tn ntart a" paper in this Colintyi he
miolit forrit srirhe acduaintance, arid receive
1113 gOOU WlsnCB) 11 liumiug
lord did not expect Mr. was going to be a
tool for n certain other printer at mat time
(! would mat etop hero to ask how the Port
of Berwick made out the other day in nom
inating hia master for delegate.) I o resume
my story. The stranger oouia noi iieip
ihml.-imr thr landlord arm lnsisicu o a if
turn of friendship) that the landlord should
accent of his Paper six months gratis, which
. .. . i. l T U -
the and ord rid te v reiusea. nowovcr a
nlmrt tlmn after, tlld landlord receives a pa'
per from Berwick, marued grans i l no
good natltr'ed landlofd let it run on six month
and two weeksj then concluding he would
not be imposed on any longer oy receiving
an mrnn A ahfecti he wrote Mr'; Editor a po
lio inttRii to hton tho naocr, and encloscu a
nnd dollar bill to pay for six monlhsi (in-
loail nf rftceiv nr? it rrratte.) uut as it nap-
pend to run two weelia over six momnsi me
' on 1. T 1-.1 n itnir n rt m
I'ort ol rserwiCK. wrnes oiiun. a
rtii Initr-r. that ho did Hot receive eubscrip
l. i . .1 . : . , l..t. n'n i n't ri it f't n rr
iMri tor less man six uiouuia, tuuamviB
.u irtn wenlca n nsw eiuratrement, and that
ha would sdS him forthwilll. Our worthy
landlord answered him very iriildly ma note,
that he supposed one dollar anu cleaning ui
tied after thcit1 being at his House, would pay
for' His -dirty fheeti . O, . how the Port
of Berwick ditl ue mo inc. nuw"";
dont be offended if VCi! sf.ould be tiniJrd
of little matlors, the evidence of v;hich you v
hold in your own hands, I mean tho same
great personago that sent a note, last win
ter, to ono ol our lanoioras giving mm a
weeks notice to prepare tor a great align
ing party. Behold about a week after the
nolo, who should arrive but himself and one
more, and two other females all making
just four,
So they sllpt, down after twiltghlj
And off before daylight,
A few words more in answer to the basest
of slander) like all tho rest of his slang, he
charges mo with that I should of said I
never would run a good stage through Ber
wick, becauso the people of Berwick would
not petition for me to get a contract. This
,V a base falsehood, and iust such as a brain
liko liisis capable of inventing. As I nev
er asked thfl people of Berwick to petition
for mn. nor for any other people to petition
Contracts aro not obtained in that way, but
but by bidding for them; I suppose he was
thinking of his own case when ho applied
for collector. This is a base ?nf! blackhear
ted fabrication to try to make the people of
Berwick inimical towards me. o aisoare
the other two charges as unfounded as false
hood can make them. Is such a fulscfier and
ulander worthy of a situation in the confi
dence of the people of Columbia county?
It is their own matter, let them look to it
As fori myself, I neither cravo his money
or his friendship. So he may mako his par
ties where he pleases, and praise the land
lords to the skios.but no t trouble himself about
mo or ray house, sa I would consider his
praiso a mere slander, &his custom a disgrace
Now for a little fun with our long tailed blue.
He talks very knowingly nbout crow-bates, as tho'
he was acquainted with such things. I see him
drivo something through our town tho other doy,that
I amsuro a crow could not live on 34 hours. When
I soe it first moving along our street, I took it to le
a sausage block, with tho meat all removed oft", as it
woio a re J ish cost, with the corners sticking out
square; but on 6eeing the way ho made it more, it
had more the resemblance of an automaton, for lie
kept pulling a string, and every time ho pulled, it
rained up before, and then he kept goading it behind
with tho other hand so as to make it raise behind as
it fell down before; but as ono of the legs did not
work exactly right,! took It that one of tho strings wis
broke, or that he pulled it a little too taught for the
others. I had a fair view as it took it some time to
pass a square. There ho went pulling the string to
tho great amuseruent'of all who see it more. Qucrc,
docs he keep this thing to hire out 1 If he does, I
dont believe any person could evtr pull tho string
hard enough to raise sweat out of a chopping block,
It might make the driver sweat. Was this what
maJo Mr. the saddler, sweat driving it to mill!
Now, Mr. Long-tail-blue, the longer you pull at tho
Btring tho more you will sweat I assure you. '
W. R0DI80N.
mi.. n.nvi.1 T.inf nf T.nraettr eminlv.
1 lie vjiauu j v. . li
Pa. at a recent session found a bill against i
R. W. Middleton for nn assult and battery
with intent to kill James Cameron, in the
affair which occurted last November, Tho
trial Will come on in April.
Thi. nlilr-at nrlritar. now cdnhecleii with
tho press, in New England, if not in the
United States, we believe to be John Pren
tiss; bf Keene, New Hampshire.
Mr, ClaytoTwbedd7 of Burlington
cdunty, lately olaughtereu twemy iiog,
whose average weight wasiuj puuuus.
JBSaEMZSKCSHSi
VVilliarri V. McConnell, of Washington
city, says he has good reason to believe that
Mm fmher. who now resides in Tennessee,
is the legal Hfeir of tho late Anthony Mc-
UonnOll, 01 rilliaueipuia.
The Baltimore Clipper states that
President has pardoned McKcnzie.
3SSSS33BaS3CSSt
ill
MAliltlED liy thb Itev. D. S. Tobias, on the
4th inst., Mr. REUBEN LEIBY, to Miss LYDIA
IIEIMBACH, both of Hemlock tdwnsurp.
Uv trtesime. on the 6th Inst., Mr. CHARLES
SEIDEL, of Berks county, to Miss SARAH MIL
LER, of Bloom townhipi
Ttv the same bn tho 14th Inst. Mr. ALEXAft
HER LOVE, to Miss LOUISA ANNA ELIZA
BETH MOYEU, both of Bloom township, ioium
hia county;
In Berwick, on Suna4vmornirigUsl,by the Rev,
. . wm nntntm I- Vft. f A 1
T. Until. Mr. AN DUE V mm, jr.,
TILDA.daughter of John Creasy, both of Mifflin
township.
On the 30th ult., by Rev. R. T. Ntxon.Mr.SAM
Tim, B.HENRY of Uloom lownsmp, u u
EIiIZ,daughtsr of Andrew Mclick of Mt. Plea'
cent township;
mni pnmi. iii.iIi'i"'WWPftM111""
Tho Ladies of Berwick desiga holding
FANCY FAIR, in this place, for the ben
efit of the new Academy, on tho 22d of
Feb.) (Washington's anniversary) to which
the gentlemen and ladies of the country
and neighboring villages aro respectfully invited
Berwick, Feb. 1840;
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
THE Uudersignsd Commissioners bj
Columbia county, will attend at tho house
of Isaac C, Johnson, Esq. Innkeeper ta
OrartgeVille) on Friday (the eiSth day ot
March hexf, tri receive propiisaU rind I ehtor
mm rontraet with tho lowest arid best bid
der for building a Brldgo across Fishing
Creek, at ortlfiar tho house ot nenry, ueB
in Sugarloaf township), with stoflo .abut
ments 19 feet long, 0 feet thick, and tleVeif
feet High front low water rtiarh wlngwalU
on llio west side, twelve feet long, with a
curve Up and down said creek, and Yinff
walls on trie castslde.twelvc feetlong.with i
curve up and down the said creek. The su
perstructure, a Brace Bridge sixty feet long
between the abulraeriis, and sixteen feet
wide from out to out; to bb put under a good
shiriglo roof, to extend six feet beyond eacli
abutment. A plan and specifications of th
worR) will be exhibited at tho timo and placd
of letting.
The Biddings will bo cldsca at o ciocw.
P. M. on the day of letting, . , ,.. .
JOSEPH JJKUBOlt
JOHN M'HENRY,
JOHN DEITRICH. .
Commit sioixerh
Commlssidners Office;
Danville, Feb. 8. 1840. J
SSIeoinslmng Artillery.
THE Members of this Compatiy aro rei
quired to meet at the house of Charles
Uoebler; in uloomsburg, on bA l u liv a x ,
tho 22d of February next, at 10 o'clock iii
the forenoon, in complete uuiforrn, for com
pany cxercue and drill;
f er order,
E. ARMSTRONG; 0. S;
Jan 25, 1840. . .
N. B. The Bloomsburg Band is requested
to turn out with the Bloomsburg Artillery od
the 22d of February.
To Bridge Builders.
THE Old Bridge at Mr. Obed Everetts,
nr.rnss Fiihine creek, havine-fRven way, and
- M . . r. y. i
not passable, the Uomraissionors ot ooium-
ijjaVCOUniy rapt ana agreeu 10 duub a ic
Estate of FREDERICK RH OR, late of
Greenwood township, Columbia countyi
deceased. , . ,
NOTICE is hereby given, that letter
testamentary have been granted to the 6Hbi
scriber tipon the above estate, All persons!
indebted to said estalo are required to maKo
immediate payment, and thosd havin
claims ar demands against tho same, td
present therri for settlement duly authenti
cated according to law, to
BENJAMIN KEELER, df Jdcksonl
Adm'r. with the will annexed:
Feb. 8, 1840 . .
N. B; I will be" Bt lhe house of the de
ceased, on the 7th and 14th of march next;
for the purposo of settling the accounts of
said deceased) , . .
BENJAMIN KEELER.
bridge?
and will enter into contract with the
lowest and stersifor building a bridge
across Fishing creek, ar.ac"
old bridee now stands, on tkVt.7"1
leading from Danville to Bloomsburg. It
will be lot at tae nouse unanes uoeuier,
Innkeeper, in Bloomsburg, on Saturday,
tho 7th day of March next, and is to be of
the following dimensions and materials :
Stone abutments 39 feet long, 10 feet thick,
14 feet high from low water markwing
walls on tho eolith side 00 feet long with a
small curve up ana down said creek, and
on the North side 25 feet long all of which
is to be stone of tho largest size and all to
be laid in goad lime and sand. The super
structure to be an arch bridge 155 feet long
double track) each 13 feet wide, making
in the whole width 20 feet from out to out
with a good shingle roof and well weath
er boarded. Said Bridge is to be built on
the plan of tho Susquehanna Bridge at Cat-
tawissa, nnd timbers to bo the same in qual
ity and size. Specification will be shown
on day of letting. The contractor will be
requited to commence the work within 5
daya after the letting.
The did bridge will be offered for Sale on
the same day.
Another Bridge
WILL be let by tho Commissioners op
the samo day, by receiving proposals for
building a stone arch Bridge across Laurel
creek, at or neat Peter Ruperts, on the riv
er roaoTleadinri from Danville to Bloom
and is to be of the following dimensions
and materials : 2 stone arches each 12 feet
wide the pier to bo 3 feet thick at tho foun
dation wine-walls 12 feet at each end
the wing-walls to be raised 3 feet higher
.L en? t ; .1 A .......
man me muni; in ui odiu iuou, mu muim
work all to be laid iu good lime and sand.
The too of said wall to be woll coped with
gml cement Sic. The proposals will be
received until 2 o'clock of said day by the
Commissioners or any time before can bo
handed to Mr. Doebler, marked on the back
(proposal.)
JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN IM' HENRY,
JOHN DIETRICH,
Commissioner.
Fob. 15th 1840.
A Large Calf skin Pocket Book, (about
8 inches long,) conlaining'letttfri.d rnr5
of no cor-jlencen-anvvvuf thefoo; Wash
.'1 iElYm'ay"riaTeVeral ineffectual efforts to re
the 'diibseribers iiteg.it the figjit, is seen ta
the book; but as ho has long .a.-.o-o ..
ed all his bills, thoy can be of no use lo tho
finder or others. .
Any person who wilt return tho said
Pocket Book, or give such information as
will enable the owner to obtain it with tho
contents, will be suitably rewarded.
Wm. ROBISON,
Bloomsburg Feb. 1, 1840. 40
Look out for sijualls, March is coming.
NOTICE.
LL petsons are hereby forvrttrned not to pur
ch&so or Uko an assignment of a Note, under
seal, given by Daniel Klstlor and Daniel lustier, and
made payable to Mary Moyer, oroider for tho sum
nf eighty dollars, with interest from its dale, and
dated September, 7th A. 1). 1835, and payable tev
cn years alter Sste. The undersigned being tho
drawers of said Note; aro determined not to pay the
said Note unless compelled so to do by due course
of- law.
DANIEL KISTLER.
DANIEL KISTLER.
CattawUsa, Feb. 15 1840,
RESPECTFULLY informs the pnblid
and his friends generally, that he hat just
received the Pliiladelphia FasiH
ions and TAILOR'S ARCHETYPESj
published by Ward, Basford and Ward, for
January, 1840, and is prepared to makd
Gentlemen's and Lady's Garmeiits, ofev
cry description, in the best and most fash
able style, and at short notice, as ho is de-i
termined (o merit a ahaie of public patron
age, January 25, 184fJ.
ALL persons indebted to Doct.
JlOI'Yt'.HheuroaticPhysiciin from Read
ing, resident at D.Snyder's.for profession
al attendance between May, 1838 and May
1830, are notified that in consequence of his
being compelled to be absent, ho has left
his accounts with Charles Kahler, Esq. for
collection, with whom they can be settled
within four wcoks from dato without ax
pense, after which time they may must ex
pect to pay cost.
Jauttary 25, 10 id.
Valuable Medicine.
THE Subscriber respectfully inform
tho public that he has recently received thd
appointment of an Agency from the pre-1
pr etor, for vending Dr. Willtsm Evans
justly celebrated Medicines, and that ho has
just received direct from him, the following
articles, to wit :
Dr. Evan's Camomile ana AperUntPillsi
for cure of Dyspepsia, Consumptien, Liraf
complaint &c.
Dr. Evan's Soothing Syrup tot Childrori
teething.
Dr. Evan's Fever and AguoPillci
Dr. Hutu's. Botanic Pills.
Dr. Goode's Female Pills,
Baron Von Hutcheler's Herb Polls'.
Tho Ptibllo are cautioned to beware of
Counterfeits, as none are genuine', but thosd
obtained from tho authorized agents of Dr
William Evans, of New York.
JOHN R. MOYER.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 25 ,1840 39 Ifi