4
Tlie titil: lank man of Danville -fet.Infta I
for a " union" and " an nUsl distribution
til' favors" thrs fall. You aro thero 'arc
.you, my honey. What is the mailer man
$lw changed tho boinz. Circumstances
Wters cases. A year aj-o hs sum? a differ.
M 3ong, when ho opposed tho anoointraoni
Ef any man to an office, living out of Dan
nie, or us iiiimmlintn vir-inlti- nn,n...
. vWIIKUSJ'
an, Ashomblyman, Piothonator. Register
aM n
ml Recorder, and Supervisor wero so c
ually distributed within half a dozen mil
ffif D.itiville Court Ilousc.that a Jad go must
u Jit-re aUn, in order that thofeame mirht
uue utrly completed. The people, however,
gnnuiieu ono appointment, and henco the
nmnitiff for an ' envoi distribution."
RVo can assure this little man that tho p'co
fie are not only anxious but determined to
foavo an equal distribution of the offices thiR
iKr..
Mali, not by locaiiu" them all in Danville
Hi!
iio county. It u thought, and iustlv too.
ihnl Danville, has her share, for this year at
least, ana that other portions of the county
ac claims, winch ought not. nor will nnt
c deferred either by steam power, ar by
UP Jrrc use Of SCft:iatldr.r.
i
RVe have received tho first number of n
jmv domocratie naner. iust cnmmrncfl ot
iHawisburtf, entitled " The MniririnnV T,
& ?IIa handsome minted shent.
.'fMsSf0 of bui"K auxiliary to tho cause of
(democracy, Van Huron and John,,. T.
Imp be published until after the Prasadr-n.
election, at the low price of fifty cents
Mflpuo copy live conies, two dollars
S&m copies threo dollars fifteen conies.
;!ollnrs Wc m03t clccrfli"y rccom
, V it to tho allention of our Democratic
W&J hO ClCCllOn of Martin
linen-the tnumnh oFii.n rf
lPJ52C'ind 'riuwph ia founded upon the
'iS5iS?Si' "f"1"8 prinaiales and the intelli-
i atl" llone;J4y "I tho people. $o pure
i -a". 1 ' B 01 J0"r3cn iu cear to the A-
tVHjaSiSS" Poplo ccriam as that Jackson
SJSaSPP511 uP" their affections, bo .certain
W&fM ley wi" ral1? ia lheir fcnce,
RandOTstain him who rests his whole chim
IJOtneir confidence en an nohetenco ts thosa
Rfyjcfples, and submits his acts, lmdiso-uis-
f.i&thc,r 'sober thought,' and feimaelfto
"uitauuiuriuiiiaiion.
ELTbO federal nrifiirltila la inrnncl3ln M
nirit of freedom, and opposed to the
onrap oi our institutions, n elevstes juh-
iwoova man, is at variance With the
tola! principle of equality, and Vtand as
nftjWedge and clovation, which hotitct'ds
Hwno suprome will that ha fixol immn
mjww laws ot 8ociety.,re AN. II.)
A)
Si. TIUNCS TO ALL MEW."
joWmbng tho Nortli, ar.Jto silence tho South."
iiuniour oi tiieKichmond i2n-
"1U '""owing, in reference' to
WaiJiottcrs recently wrilton by General
larrisnii.
'C,,l, pc,,oral'8 letter to JamcsLy.
"",ai,-",uUlr BPoaK9 oi.werc neithtrof
ynienuea lor the publis.fiWWVJ
lnirr,c one of J. wi?, s
6t'ojrtsf ono t safisl'y the sooth, to
b'e?oropitiato tho north. But ho will
il irffono of his objects ot least for he,
nnot silisfy tho south by these vague rev
itlonfiV TtioYwslicv of Brilish Vhig?ery is appa-
It betravs an
TllrO IRON. TSADKi
In England, Scotland and 7ales in 1830
there were 27 furnaces in blast in 1639
more wero 417. in 1833 the iron matto k
mounted to 400,000 ions in 18ft9 tho k
mmint manufactured Was 2,182,000 tons
i lis value of iron mEtiufacturod in 1830 in
inoso countries was 4,075,424, the fue
fr which cost 2.030.7(17-
In Franco, in 183ft. tlm vnlnnnr;rnn :.
ported from other c.n
while in the same year ihs number of hands
ciupiujKu in mining operations was l!73.
1U4, luo value of whoso labor is estimated
at J3I5.107.3'J2. or 7a.!M.vri
. In-Belgium in 1837, there were in acliv
tty 23 high iurnar.es uring coke, and CO
cnarcoal lurnaccs, making about 150,000
ingusu ions per annum.
Iho lollowing estimate ef tho annual
manufacture of iron iu Europs ia compiled
from tho best of sources; ami dates in
iuav : .
A VOICE PROM OHIO.
A recent number of the Ohio Statesman
inus roiers to the buckeye State
OUR PROSPECTS
Never lieforo, had the democracy brichler
r'r uvory uung comes in well Tor
us. To one ehange sgamst us, wo havo
three Or four to offset. From all quarters
wo hear tho samo cheering returns. Log
oabmg, hard cider, and coon skins, disrust
an honest and intelligent pcopb. All want
to kiiow what are Harrison's principles
they know Mr. Van Huien's. Tho real
log cabin yeomanry aro not to be mado fools
Itu dm .t:nKi r .
4 xmj ui-.fi, av Hl a cniciccn coop, i iiev
cherish too dearly the homos of their child
hoodthe scenes cf thoir early ettachincnlo:
they remember too well tho associations of
a origin winter's night fireside, which brings
by them tho homo and the objsct of their
Iovo, for ono moment t bo gulled by a baso
insult to them and their moas pmwn
ingj, anil by men, too, who would spurn a
I..IUIU, mm ii moyiian. natniiig to lose by it,
Snit IIDan its omlinanU. TVn itm ;.. f
, I I - " - .... A.w, IUU tllJIU U
tins loolery has gono by. From every state
f before Novomber next what nn mfnt rMn.i.-.
will roll back upon tho offending heads of
iiiu jiiuduiu coniemncrs ot popular rights
and intelliirencca ! Tho noanl. will r.
umph, but " eternal vigilance ia the price
oi iiuuny.
Snirit of the times Tim Rlnti .
"Mr. KendaH'o subscription for tho Extra
Olobo tdre,idv omnpila M'U'ir.M'rv
THOUSAND ,aml there is as yot no abate
ment of tho flood. On one diy thie week
tho number recoived exceeded ONE
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED.
Never Was there auch a rallv of iSn nm
ocracy. From overv auction f tlm r-nnir
!,,. i..r. ' . r ..""A "'-"""lureu
ihn (nJr . 7 : " r"wu mmonseiy within two or
bin-built hones cf thpf n "X " 1 , ,lc.,alrcllll'ied at '.
nctinlaorihVTTntin,! s,0 ' ". - bui nomo coiisumpuon
fools tho authors o tho Fflr r ' Tr .t ",U. fi?n le at. !!?ndlhe A
i - I...VU ' i v n 1 1 .1 : i kumiiv ciiir
. . . rrmj
IlGlrllHory SCIOSS tliont nnlin w'tih n .l.or.nr
and better quality of iron than they can
manuiacture themselves Fsltnnlle Em
England,
Franca,
Russia,
Sweden,
Austria and Prussia,
Belgium, '
Haitz Mountains;
Elba, Italy, &o.
Spain and Denmark.
Bavaria, Saxony, &u-
No. of Tons.
1,512,000
000,000
150,000
120,000
200,000
150,000
70,000
70,000
46,000
48,000
2,850,000
Total.
Wow, iron was lir.it mmIp
the province ofvirrinir..
example was ?oon followed by Pennsylva
nia and other statei. In lflfin ,i.n
.. ... .www MIV1U WKiU
230 furiiacos in the United Siaten. whh
manufactured 301,530 tons of pig Iron
1837 tho IlUlUber ofnmacMnni nmnnnl rC
manufactured iron hr.d doubled it of courso
TO COLLECTORS.
Ail CoHocIom who have not settled their
Duplicates for 1839 or for previous years.
i"-i'cu i uauance mem at An
gust Court, as no longer lenity can be giv
nil i
i ne oeiiccloro for 1040, will also bear
ii ininu, mat they aro requird by their
..-iiu, iu uiipour at august uourt, and
have such abatements made as is necessary.
Ly order of the Commissioners.
m i n w- KU5K r, Treasurer.
lit AH persons owing taxes on tin
seated land can pay them to John N. VVil
son, of Danville, who is authorized to re
cciyo them.
L. I. RUPERT, Tr
LIST OF LETTERS
Romaining iu the Post Office at Bioomsburg
at iho end of tho quarter cndititr on tho
Achmon Wilson
Ashton Julia
Arthcr Robert
Beers George
Cornelison Isaaa
Clinton William
Doebler Charles
Manvillo Elias
iRIaus Lewis II. 3
M'Math Michael
Miller George
Newhard Solomon
Newton A. E.
Ohl Sarah
Driebollas Elias & Isaac P.nl
Emmons Anarow 2 Tursel John
libert John
.i.'"128 la pursuSne. of a act ef
ivenl ftnf T. ASS,eralj,y of tho Common.
S I Tyl!mxa tn aHchment ha.h
iStlrMi by ,I,C ?ub,"ib. oae f the
of Columbia, at tho Jnatanc of a certatu
Jaraoa Masters, of the township of Qreen.
wood and county aforesaid, against a cer
Win ihomu Parker, of the township of
vireenwood. and conhiv orr(.:j .v..
. - " j -vit'.ain, WUwlCwH
cerlian goods, and chatties, and effects of
the said Thomas Parker t.ave bf.en attached
end ere now in tho culsdy of Jacob Evens
d Benjamin Eves, of the township of
rernwocd, until they ehall ho disposed of
according to laxv. 'n.i. ;. ,i, r..f
HOtlCO tO t la prm il.n f .L- . ...j m.. 6
Pet ui in. nam i nomas
i aruer, to appear on Menday iho Gth day
ho,r,SrnT3C,, L 0'cI SAA'w M- at lh
lIOUSS Of .Tn.qpnh I.nm..,M t
i ., "" -"iufio urcenwooa,
hen end thero to discover and make proof
the saidnc. 3 erections ot
JtHN ?JlDIN8' ruj,,'ce f the Peace,
Jilnrt IbiL lain 9
'MW 10tU,
electioneering suppose ihcxn to bo.'
BQCKS COUNTY
TliO DovlcstOWn Damonrnt: (Tina nnlr
" -F wu Vl'buni
1 it .
prespecis oi Harrison m that county
ponum.
iVew Continent. k letter from
hone unnn a 6 ijJeuiiion. i no land has boon
We asmiro our DBMWB fri.nJ. ,.-. f .". ''J.'H"i0' down from Iho
neither Mr.' Tnllm..1MtJ "i... V..1" ' ... '""S- neff- . east of Parii. f 188
nroM;.!n.. ."""r"!' nor ao j aJ .'j from 05 dog. t0 &
' . . . . V' -K-, ui ac?. eouiii. ius renortoil l ht i ir !c
ciwry, principles wn.c i aro openly avow- completely protected by nn iev 'barrii tx.
ed by tho preieni iidmin stral on nnd a.ll,,-. ,.i .. ' ' . . l URrr,sr cx-
ed to. to 8h0W tho nflnni ISfcpl. u ,1 Z ' '" ,,,IIBB ,Qla "ia 0C8"n-
S.Za!. From the "STSSflS Commission.
have man, nf, r, n n. " ..VTV. " 111 Wew ork 9 l"hrn that tho value
nunarcartmt twenty-five thousand' foiir
imiujcit ala 7jii c tin lam. Morn than
last Presidential election.
Despatches received by tho War Depart-
ment, trom Bncadmr nflnro1 Aii;n.
nsuiices tho peaccafele removal of the whole
uouy oi mo Winnebago Indians, numbariiiT
Portigo, from whom resistanco was at one
uuio upprcnuuuen. i no proseijco of one
viiauuu icgumra cuniriBUlca te this clcsi-
raoio result.
ri ii. t
UC1 crai iil Kir.flon nrnrni1a in ...
- ------- ,.. ..j ... .fiijlu IU
ottciiu iu iuu una snitmnmn, ni thj- r.,.i:
-- - " lliv.u U1
nns on tiia land allotted to them west of
Mississippi. Ulobc.r-t-
i.u..niU.ii r,f the Journal of Commerco,
... e rtf.i, , m.(nn kfrtniliV, .lllllfi
riling irara i iaiuiu tvji -----
accepted tho last proposition of the Govern
ment of the United States, in relation to the
r . I . 1.... .1.. .... i .1-1 it".
a IIUIMO anve ospuxiuuii.
ado'nment of principle--a Uxity of moral
mdrSgnJ a destitution sf respect fur pep
irlinKriiRence rarely, if cvr aquallod.ir.
b lowest walks and purfious rf party chi-
n. StfSfnnlilinnl iatriffUO. "It is." truly
a.SfAmnv Arcni. "the old rrarae of
J SI mB-.l.uiij v
1 l"f3A nvnr aonin."
Then the federalists had a3 many candi-
... Y.t- r.tJ rtn l...r n'nrft ouptinnal ir.
.tea ininu n --
resin by views to be courted or conciliated
ovHhiv nave uui uiib ciuiuiureifi
a(brih&ielf.antJ palmed off by his friends
"..i-5n.Tni.iij ha nriuciDlcs of all in his sin-
pMson as himself the es
A.nerson.
ir'nattpr rarioire factions
ssenco and ia
and interests
just
iniiiuuniui Tiiiiuuo
VMdfiland conlradictory, which cansti
ti tKeltuin of Federalism in a word jus
hat ilromht bo convenient to have him
hiMi.'Aoretoforc. will prove disastrou
, iWir held exiicrimeutins upon the goo
ii and,'houesty of the Ame
'ffr.noaiWn nd'd to the disff
American poopl
race i&t whic
liustmcnt of iho Boundary question, wilh
snmo elight raodificatisns. Il is understood
iat under this arrangement, mere is iu u
f mi ovntr5tl!n ind survev
,r nnnndarv. accordins to the Treaty of
1783, with an Umpire to decido on tho
questions, as to which tho commissioners
disagree.
n nrii- A d.iv or twe sincCi old
4 JitH.MI -
Tommy Moore, of this place, one ot trie
rallamt little banc oi neroes, wnu,
indrtinitablo Croghanat their head, defend-
CU tori OlUJUICliaon ajjunio. wiv -
h ri!ish ilnrinn the lat war. wa: asked
by a starched up"whiff if ko would not as-
S131 in jnauuig uui. . -"
No, sir,' was tho prompt repiy oi mo
bravo soldier; 'he did not come to our as
sistance, -although he had plenty oi men,
when the British were bombarding Fort
Stephenson. Tho whig evaporated. Ui-
ive israntK,
German Emigrants. Humher of men
women and children from Germany contiu-
to arrlvo in Liverpool via nun, ior ino
pose of emigrating to mo uimeu oiaitt..
ilnnarted this eeaion
half this laid is attributed to incendiarism.
me amount of insurance wsa 2.ftH;j .a in.
or mote than sevon eighths of tho loss.
Tho Delaware Gazette savn. it,n
omall-pox is committiiig dreadful ravagec ia
ik.i .:.t.i i i .... . .
us.! ucisuuornooa, particularly tlie papplo
employed in tho crowded fa?trip nlnmi
Brandywine.
Dreadful. k
lull- ."i.:..,T. ,'6" ..J"""".
?5fTof iw with which tho margin ani bed of
Uio nvc laoiu iiuuuww.
IT. I r.f ,a frr.iMv A- h tl I ! fill nf T)l-
iliat of a loafer stretched out on
the common, and watching two blades of
grass to nee winca grew ine iciest. xwi.
Times.
ir (V,;-j tin ilia stronaest case tho editor
can get up, ua exhibiting patience, we are
sorry tor him. Why what do you think of
a Whig sitting acrui.s a cider-barrel, waiting
for tho election of Gen. Harrison titatc
Eagle. renggiwvtps
Southern editors recommend to the peo
ple snxious to fight duels during the hot
weather, to challenge each other to see who
can Sll longest Oil a vuiva m itc
Frederick Edward
Fry John
Grotz John
Gallagher Jainca
Hamilton Rev. V.
Hilboin Thoma3
Hilbert Luccita
Holmes Charleu
Harris Jacob
Hower John
Hpffs John
Jacebv Georffo Y.
Konia Marcca
Kclchner Ncomi 2
Leidy Jacob
London Jnmcs
Myors Jcsjo
Pine John W.
Plummer Richard
Rouch John
Stctlor Mary
Stroup Ileniy
Shipman Jacob
Smith Daniel
Shoemaker Edward
Siller Christiana
Thorn js Chailes
Tutton G. S.
Tarwilliger Abraham
Wella Israel aeu.
Walter D. J.
Wright Msry
Young Abraham
Jacoby Oliver A.
Jackson M'Fadden
YOU
y -.iiiuku u IIIUCI 1Q
Bloomsburg, on Saturday, tho 4th day of
July next, at precisely 10 o'clock- in th
forenoon, for Military exercise and drill,
arms and accoutrements in good order.
By order of
JOHN HAZLET, Cant.
June 13, 1840. r
Those inquiring for any cf the above let
ter3 will please say it is advertised.
CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE,
THAT I have applied to the Judges of
tho Court ef Common Pleae of Columbia
county for tho banefit of tho insolvent laws
of the Commonwealth, and that they hare
appoiuted Monday, tho 17th day of August
next for tho bearing of me and my crcdi
tors.whon and where you can attend if yeu
think proper.
SEDGEWICK WELLS.
July 4, 1810.
Bloomsburg Artillery.
ii ia company are ordered to tnc6t it
Charles Docblcra in Blonmsfcui-g' on Satur
day the 4th of July noxt, ot 10 o'clock A.
fli. for military exercise and drill: Thfr
BIcomsbLrg Dand are required to attend.
By order of ike Captain.
K. ARMSTRONG, O. S.
Jnne 13, 1840.
or
Living Jinimvis, Serpents, Birds .yc.
Messrs. JUNE. TITUS. ANORVfwn
dt Co. will exhibit their extensive Menage
rie and Aviary, in BLOOMSBURG ou
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th, 1S40.
To tlie Electors of CoSuKibio.
county.
The Subscribers offers hinsolf to thai
Electois of Columbia county as a candidate-"
for
SHEJllFF
at the approaching election, and solicit their
votes. . Should ho be elected he pledges
himself to perform the dutie3 of tha offiro
wilh fidelity and correctness.
MURRY MANVIL.
June 13, 1840.
uo
purpose at emigrating '0 ...
Several hundreds have departed this eeawji
alroady, and more are timing, yhat with
En"lih, Scotoh, Welsh, lrisu.anu uermau
fchmond Va. Unw.uii n. i . .
BVLO was elecud by the wlugs 10 uon
Pfid Eubsequently elected by whig
Stta SFoer of the House of Representa-
C?55ififfi "come out" niy '
BiHwft . . t. Vim I'.imEN.
Itare-eieciinn oi uia"" ",,",,,.
n' enme u at tlie
mS0H CVlUclU'y --I.MU ---
oiniarsnts, tho Union will, this year.receiye
to its
populutwa of between twenty and t
thousand souls. Liverpool Standard.
id thirty
A person was arrested ana held 10 Dan in
New York a day or two ago, for refusing to
jivo tho necessary informatien to the officer
engaged in taking tho consutf.
VI,Pr3inarw nnnual expenses of the
State of New Hampshire are enly Si5,-
000.
In removing tho earth in College street,
Providence, R. I., in cellar on Tuesday
. . .1. . . nnJ inr ( nf n puffin
were dug up. They had probably laid there
Over una iiuuurcu ) uaio.
TUmnol tn Boston. Ths diftance
rrnm T.lveroeoi to Boston, ia Halifax
mated bv the loir of tho Unicorn,
miles only.
"The harvest ia past, the aummet is en
ded, aud we are not saved," as the whig
will say uext Novomber.
as
is W7
IWfff
fgmJti t.-f -.'J ii&JSa, -rtSSTTrSVTJacob
Sl'kim Creasy, "at
W-J?'-!- 'rtWgg Swarma of btes
ffitWm!pZMif83K Juno 0, 1810.
" - -"- v xsLm ipm M..itn Jim
Frora the pasture of the subscriber, on.
ths 7t!l inst. a two Vflnvn nil! irrn.. ill A 77
COL I , legs rather light colored. She is
pupposud Ic.havo ?en wast, an it ln, I
heard of her was in Mount Plaint tntv-..
ship. Any person who will give informa
tion where she may bo found, shall he rea
sonably rewarded.
THOMAS J. HUTCHINSON.
Fishing Creek, June IS 1840.
IS hsrshy given, that eta the'30th day nf
A,i,n nnimnls mav 1)9 seen the
iviwuu " . ... ,
. .- :n iltn animnt kinfuom
greatest cmiosity in tho animal Kingdom,
tho CAMELEOPARD, or GIRAFFE, ot
. .1 fa M.irinaltinft
linypt: also me loituwiug i" '
r, Antilrtnis Eland: tho ere3t War Ele
phant; tho striped Zebra; the Gnu, or Horn-
eu norsc; inu iuiw
uinnamon ieat 5 a .
tains;Kangaroos,of New Holland, the groat
Nuniidian Lion and Lioness; tho Panther
of Ncrlh America, .uyai ""'6-- A-(J
tlie Polar, or great While Bear; the BLACK
TtfiT-IH. ilia onlv one over exhibited in tho
country; the voung Elephant of Siam; tho
Poonah Bear of Hindoostan; Monkey,
Thero will be a Monkey and Popey per
formance for the amusement of the Juvon
ile Class. A good Baud of fiiusic will be
. 1 P. M
under 10
. ,nvnn Th. j L. TYw -Tl rPAklan
on tlie Jum iiifi., ir. i .i.wi
r- ifi RT.rAltRTH MOWERY of
IB
Hemlock,
He Class. A good
in ntienaance.
Hours of exhibition fiom 1 t
Admittance 25 cents; children
Ot age ii cuuva. ... ,
There will also be exhibited at the same
time and place, a large collection of Cas-
: ,.:.n. oml civ nnormoUS LlVlUS
iniiiaiuiw whpi ... .r.
i ,lu. iUa nvhibiiian of which Will
;.llutuu"ao, ..." . !.:
bo enlivouad with comio singing.
sion 134 cent. .
A. H. MEAD, Agent.
GJ&AXN
Of U kind. AU BUTTER and
WOOD received, in payment for papers at
this office.
i Nunscsser sold to Samuel
i Pufelic Vendue, ono Table, two
, ono Harrow, 20 acres ot
i of Wheat in the greund.
CAUTION.
LL ptraoiw rc hereby cautiaied ngdnct pur
chesitiir m in un- manner tUirig on BeMgnment
nf :promiary Note, given by tho ut.iscriUr to
IsaUh Kline, of Mount flewant township, Octiin.
bia county, for the sura of bcycu dollars and fifty
cents, vayaUa onorabnuttlio 15th of Oetjbcr next.
Kml imtrt wflfi fnuJulentlv obtained apd I am tlieie-
foro detenuinod not to pay it unlcta ccmpollod by
law. . . , .T.irJi.
Uugar Loaf township, May, 30 1840.
CATffAii BOAT
IHE suliicribcrhai foisalea OANAIi BOAT
' . . . .. . .1 t... I.n.m III IICM
ol about au ions uunuvn u"
out; year, and woulil 1'0 sow on riaiwimiuu
to price and paymcnti, or would tuUct pay in Stone
Coal or in freighting produce to Ualtimore or I till
adelphia. Addrs the .ulwrijer.
xr...Tlnweir Mills. fllrOML) Col. co. March U
r'V".
Tho WiraelarrvM(f l
nub un me aojvs,
till to this oilicp.
;mer will pleaas
id forward taait
BHBBirtgJ
BMil
THINK AND ACT Q,UIC1!
P'yIIl-; iu'iwcnlw intending to close bu uusme"
T.
him to cobio forward and cloaa Uieir counts baft io
tliattime, or thay will be left with j""';0
I in lllooniiUurp ana move oui ouuwu, ...
Ami day of Apail, calls upon all persons indebted to
rlMa tlieir oounta lialoio
oMriirJlni' to law
MaichSl, 1810,
HEUDEN DOM110Y.
Blanks
JUSTICE BLANK EXECUTIONS
and SUMMONS for sale at this office.