At Private 'JT1IE Subscriber offcri for sale his largo TWO STORY JJRICK si'.uate' on Mom-street, Bloomsburg, Col. co. Fa. It has becnkept as aTavern-for the last .13 years,' tsnd Is well oalculate'd'fora Store and Tavern, being C0 feet front, and 6C back, with stabling for 60 hor ses, and a pood well of water. -It-ia corner lot, CO feet front and 214 back. ALSO .A half lot near the above, -with a FRAME iBARN ALSO , . A half acre' lot with a new . FRAME HOUSE, tendcight orten bearing APPIjE TREES, t good fruit upo n it, situated on 3d street. ALSO A U acre lot at BLOOMSBURO BASIN, on which is a TWO STORY : FRAME HOUSE and a WHARF ALSO '9 12ths of an undivided 1J acre'lot fronting let et. . nnd Greenwood road. This Lot is well calculated to divide-into building LOTS. The above property being situated in the centre of the IRON REGION OF COLUMBIA COUN TY, is well worthy the attention of the CAPI TALIST. It will be soldtogether or separately, to suit pur chasers. DANIEL -CROSS. Dloomsburg, Nov. 21,1647. Military Election. jfBHE enrolled inhabitants, subject .to Militia B duty, residing within the first Brigade, eighth Dmslon. P. M.. arc.herebv notified that an Election will be held on JHOJYJD.1V, the fit A day of JUJVJ5 next, between the hours of 10 o'clock in ttln fnrennon. ind 6 in the afternoon, to elect by ballot, one person for Brigadier General, and one person fat Brigade Inspector, for said Brigade; and also; one person for Colonel and one person for Lieutenant Colonel for each Regiment, and one person for Major for each Battalion in said Brig ade. The Volunteer Battalions in 6aid Brigade, will elect field Officers according to the number of r.omiianiea helonirinz to their respective Battalions, .agreeably to tho 33d section of the Militia Law. Tito Elections will be .held at the following places, viz ; Tho 1st Battalion of tho 7th Regiment will elect at tho public house of F. C. Moycr, m t reburg. The 2d Battalion of the 7tU Regiment will elect at the public house of Jacob Fryer in Middleburg, Tho 1st Battalion of the 43d Regiment will elect at the public house of Col. Samuel Rcabcr, in East Buffalo township. Tho 2d Battalion of the 43d Regiment -n'M elec- at the public house of Oapt. John Fester; in Mifflint burg. The 1st Battalion of the 45th Regiment will .elect at the public houso of Charles Weaver, in Sunbury. Tho 2d Battalion of tho 45th Regiment will elect at. tho public houso ol Gorge Smith in Lpper Malio iney township. TheiUtBaltalion of the 48th Regiment will elect at the public "house of Henry Echbret, in Milton, The 2d Battalion of'the48th Regiment will elect st the public hose of John B. Smith, m Washing- 'tonvillo. The' 1st battalion of the 71st Regiment will elect ot the public house of Robert Hagenbaucb, Mc ¬ Dowell, Mills. The 2d battalion of the71st Regiment -will elect .at the public houso of Charles Hartman, in Catta- vrissa. Tho battalion of Volunteers commanded by Lt Col. V. Best will elect at the public house or Wil Uiam Ilenrie,m Danville. The battalion of Volunteers commanded by Xieut Robert P. McClay, will 'elect at the public house'of t t f r m i -jucod rryorm muuicpcrg. The battalion of Volunteers commanded by Ma jor James Taggart, will elect at the public Ihouse of Jacob uocn, Wry valley, Union county. Tho battalion of Volunteers commanded by Major Samuel H. Laird will elect at the public Jiouse of Job, Samuel Reaber, in East Buffalo -.township. The battalion of Volunteers commanded by Lt. Col. James S. Dougal will elect with tho 1st bat italion of the 48th Regimsnt in Milton. Majors of their respective batlaliens will superin tend the elections and make returns to me agreea bly to tho 14th section of the Militia law. DANIEL FULLMER, Inspector, 1st Brigade, 8th Division, P. M. Brigade Inspectors Office, ? Limestone, ilty 7, 1042. $ Whereas, the undrrsigned in connection with WILLIAM REDEMEIR, have been engaged in company in digging ore on the farm of Stmucl Mo lick, and whereas, the said Redemeir has left the concern, therefore, we shall hereafter refuse to pay any debt he may contract cither in his own name 4i r that of tho jcompany. CHARLES RITTER, ALBRKIGHT KEILING. AjjriUi., 1813, write A NEW VOIiUMB. , XVEAir 1st, 1842. THE SATURDAY POST. ' A FAMILY SHEET. Or THE .MAMMOTH CLASS. Anew volume of the popular family newspaper, Saturday Evening Post, will be .commenced on tho first of May, 1842, i.beautifally printed on tho finest white linen paper. The Post is the old est and best established paper in the Union, having already got to the commencement of tho 33d Volume. Whilo scores of papers which have been started in the last twenty-three years, have passed away forever, the jf'ost still maintains -its proud position in point of circulation and profit, at tho hoad of the family newspapers of the day. The great suo of.tho paper .enables the proprie tors to give a greater variety of original and eclccted matter than can bo found in co temporary sheets. The paper has been greatly Edlarged-attd Improved, And now appears m handsome new type, end has received the praise of many editors of taste, as the handsomest family sheet in the Union.' .Our ef forts have been directed to the combining of beauty and simplicity, with utility an .taste. The Posr is printed on stout white paper, renderine it neat and durable for filing ; while in sizo it surpasses every other weekly newspapea in Philadelpnia, and has received from its cotemporarics tho tilo of The' Philadelphia Mammoth. The great size of tho paper enables us to givo all impoi tant Congressional proceedings at length, and all reports and other important public documents in full, together with occasional Congressional Speeches in full. Literary Department. The Post is acknowledged to bo tho hrst news paper in tho country in tho quantity and quality ef its original tales, essays, poetry, and other matter. Tho following contributors are a warrant ef its merits, T. S. Arthur, author of.Thomas J. Beach ' Lempcranco Pledge,' J. Milton Sinders, author Tho BrokenMerchant,' of 'Tho Miami Valley' and other 1 cmperance 6 D Anderson btoncs. Lydia H Sigourney Professor J. H. Ingraham E W Thomas, author of author of'Lafittc.'Kid,' Clinton Bradchawo Howard Pincknev &c. &c. Jesse E. Dow, author ofjC Thcrcse Clarke tho 'Log of Old Iron Miss J Estelle sides,' &c. &c. John G Whittior Louis Fitzgerald Pasistro. Misa lHW Essling R. M. Walsh, Miss E. Leslie, Mrs R F Nichols Mrs Amelia B Wclby N. P. Wilis, Mrs. Emma C. Embury LT Tomlin J RossBrowno Lucy Seymour Mrs Mary H Parsons Mrs Caroline. F Orne Mrs M St Leon Loud Mrs. A. F. Annan Mrs. Lambert James H. Dana Lewis J. Cist Lydia Jane Pierson Theo. S. Fay George P. Morris Francis S. Osgood Mrs Ann S Stephens J T S Sullivan MrsE C Stcdman Mrs Caroline Pee Hcntz Alfred B. Street William Wallace Tho publishes have made on arrangement, in ad dition far a n Original Novel, from the pen of H. W. Herbert, Esq. author of Cromwell,' ' The Brothers,' &c. which they have been publishing for sometime past. The sccno ef this novel is laid in America tho subject is tho Buccantcrs. Such an opportunity to subscribe should not bn lost. Original Stories appear in every number of tho paper, with original articles upon all subjects. I no j'oit contains the greatest variety or Origi nal Talcs, Sea Skctchks, Essays, Poetry, Songs, Oharaucs, In side tho latest and best selections from the Amcaican and English Magazines, and all the other fountains of choice Original Literature. THE TERMS. It ts issued at tho old established rate of Tteo Vollara per annum, Cash in advance, and may bo truly said, now that it is enlarged, to bo tho Cheapest papet in the Union. As friends and neighbors often wish to clvh to gether to facilitate remittances, wo olTcr to such, or o any person who will secure us the names and money, the following Inducements to Clubs,. 3 copies for 5 dollars in advance post paid. 7--. 10 It is to be understood, that to entitle any person to the benefit of the above terms, all arrear ages must be first paid, and tho subrcriptions must be remitted in auvance post paid. We adhere to the Cash system. GEORGE R. GRAHAM & CO. Third and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia' New Marble MANUFACTORY, At Bloomsburg, Col. Co. AFP & TICHNER. T HEY would inform the citizens of Columbia County, that they havo commenced the busi cssat tho above placo at the public house of E. HOWELL, where they are prepared to manufac ture to order, in the neatest, best, and most durable manner, MONUMENT, TOMB-TABLES, qEAD and FOOT STONES, of all sizes and ualities, MANTLES, WINDOW and DOOR SILLS, and DOOR FRONTS. Also PAINT, BAR and HEARTH S PONES, Orders for Stone can bo left with D.GROSS.who wil act as Agent during our absence. They constantly keep on hand a large lot of Vermont, Egyptian and Italian Marble at their wholesale Marble Vard at Selins Grove, Union county, fa. Bloomsburg August 14, 1811. 16 NOTICE. .NOTICE is hereby given to oil those indebted to the Estate of William Riller de ceased, either on nolo or book accounts, or Vendue notea due, that payment must bo immediately made, otherwise the accounts will be left with a collector. L. B. RUPERT. Adm'r. DIoomsbnrg.Feb B; 18-llj on HEBREW PLASTER. f HlHIS Recipe, obtained of on old Jew by a trav- JL cllcr in tho Eastern countries, bids fair to be of immense value to the Western world. Since this plaster has been introduced into America, ovory other plaster, salve, ointment or lina- mcnt has been discontinued by all who havo had an opportunity of testing the superior medical virtues of the Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster. Truth, though simple, is powerful, and will prevail with an enlightened community, over all the puffings and fictitious affidavits with which the world is flooded, Tho sterling worth of this plaster, is recognised, op- predated, and its use sanctioned by tho highest classes of society. One simultaneous burst of ap- probation arises from the thousands who havo used it, which shows, that when a remedy possesses high- ly intrinsic merits like this, it docs not fail of re ceiving the patronage of our intelligent public. To bo had at the stores of John ll.Moycr,B looms durg, Grim, DcerS Derr, Washington, A. Miller, Bcncick, 1'. E. Vastine, Danville, and J. r J, R Sharpless, Caltawissa. Be ye purified in your blood, And Health will attend you. " The life of thi Flesh is in the BUod." Leviticus, o. xvii. xi. HOW IS THE BLOOD TO BE PU RIFIED 11 Thousands can answer this question who know from acjual experience that DR. LEIDS'S BLOOD PILLS, t COMPONANT PART OF WHICU IS SARSAPARIIXA, Aro the safest, best, and most effectual Fills now in existence. I.EST YOU MAY BE DECEIVED I THE ONLY ORIGINAL, TRUE & GENUINE EC7 BOOB PIEaXoSj-d ARE DR. LEIDTS BLOOD PILLS, A COMPONANT PART OF WHIC SARSAPARILLA. IT is attempted by Quacks and Impostors to in troduco their vile and dangerous nostrums by assumino- for thmrnntnn ilint nf "llT.nnn PIT.r.s" knowing that the Blood Pills manufactured by Dr. Leidy havo obtained the greatest reputation of any impose upon tho public by selling theirs upon tho popularity of Dr. Lcidy's Blood Pills. tiu ill (ui.3ir.if:tr. nun liiiiik iiv Kuril lriiTKi'rv in the public aro thcreforo particularly requested to be cautious when purchasing, to ask for Dr. LEI DY'S BLOOD PILLS. Tho public aro assured that Vr. Z,rltu,a lllooil Pills are the safest, best, and most efficacious of any nolo in use, containing neither Mercury or old, malo and female fit all limes and under all circumstances without fear from taking cold, ro straint from diet in living or occupation. In all cases where a purgation may bo necessary incso rius win oe lounu uotn ciicctual anil easy in tneir operation, producing no nausea, or Sickness of the Stomach, griping or any other unpleasant sensations. Further comment is deemed unnecessary the numerous certificates published from timo to timo from Physicians and other individuals must have convinced tho incredulous, and tor tho limner in- formation of all others, Dr.Lcidy refers them to the directions which accompany each Box. They aro prepared and sold.wholcs.ilc and retail, at Vr. XjEMDY'H HEALTH EJtlPOHIU.il, No. 191 jyORTU SECOJVO Street, below Vine street, (sign of the Golden Eagle and Ser penis.) Also sold at Lutz's Health Emporium, Bloomslurg. Nov 20, 1841. 30 TETTER ! TETTER! ITCH! ITCH! DR. LEIDY'S TETTER AND ITCH OINTMANT. An infallable remedy various anections ol tno 1UIN, removing Pimples, Paslules, and Eruption of the SKIN, and particularly adapted to tho euro Ot T1ST jVJSK and 1TUH. Thta nintmnnt lina hnnn ncnfl in tinmpr, tUnu..A ... UU9 DbllUUlD tUlUULIlUUi IIIO Lily UUU UUU'llVf as well as Factories, employing numerous rfirls and bovs.and amenrf whom Tetter and Itch, as well as other AfTections of the Skin, prevailed, with the most unexampled Sue- ceas. Names of School Teachers, as well as superintendants and Proprietors of Fac toiies, could bo given,confirming the abvo, jut for the delicacy they feel in having their names puDiisneu in connection wuti sucn loathsome and disagreeable affections. Prepared and sold at Dr. Leidy's Health Jiinponum, (oign oi tno uoiuen lSaele anu . . . , , . D . oerpeants,) io. iui norm seconUBtreet,oo low Vine; also sold at Lutz's Health Emporium. Bloomsburg. Nov. 20. 184J. 30 PERSIAN FXXiXiS. is now a settled point with all those whihave I used tho Vegetable Persian X'ilts, that they nro mccmincntlv tho best and most efficacious PamiluJBlcdtclne that has been yet used in Amcri- ca. If every family could become acquainted with their sovereign power over disease, they would kCCp Uiem and bo prepared with a suro remedy to apply on the first appearance of disease, and then how much distress would ha avoided and money saved, as well as lives of thousands who aro hurried out of time by neglecting disease in its first stages, jot by not being in possession of a remedy which they can placo dependance on. fXjAll who wish to guard against sickness, should use the Persian pills freely, when needed : no injury can ensue, used from youth ta old age, when taken according to the directions. Sold by J. B. Moycr, Bloomsburg. Grim, Deer iV Derr, Washington, J r J. li. Sharpless, Catta toissa, A. Miller, Berwick, und P. E. Vasline,Dao ville. lyv5 1C EYES TO THE Formerly owned by D. S. TOBIAS,now in the hands of E. LUTZ. EPBEAIM LUTZ has purchased the entire Stock ol Drugs, Rledicines, Oils, Paints Tarnishes, Glass, DycstulTs, Contcctionaric, &c. &c. Formerly belonging to Mr. Tobias. And in ad dition to the former Stock may be had a new and splendid assortment of all articles belonging to his line of business, just received from Philadelphia. A tl f t T . 1 it -t ill persons wisning 10 purcnasc any oi me nuovu articles are particularly invited to call and price the articles in his Store before buying elsewhere as he is determined to sell as low, and by a liltln Jewing, lower than can bo bought any whero clso in the surrounding neighborhood. Tho Subscriber considers it hardly nccssary to mention tho ai tides in particular ns he is confident that no one can como amiss by enquiring to rany am clo belonginc to a Drujj Store, N. B. Merchants and Physicians will find it to their advantago to call and buy such articles as they may stand m need of, as they shall bo accom niodatcd at a very low percentage, In "ew worJs a" aru respectfully invited to call, eee ana judge for themselves EPHRAIM LUTZ. Bloomsburg, Nov-13, 1841 - tf 29. iVb. 01, corner of Walnut & Third streets. HE subscribers return their sincere thanks to their friends for the favors so liberallv bestnw. edon them, and beg leave to assure them that no ellorts shall be wanting- on their nart to merit continuance of their patronage, both in reference In workmanship and cheapness of price to suit tlie times. It is highly advantageous to Gentlemen and In stitutions having Libraries, to apply direct to tho Hinder, matting at least a saving of 10 to 20 per turn, uuu tiuiuuiiuies more. All descriptions of Binding neatly executed .n t :i :,...i .? i' . . Gentlemen's Libraries fitted up and repaired, Mu sic and Periodicals bound to pattern. Ladio'a scrap dooks, Aioums anu I'ortlohos, ol all descriptions made to older. Binding done for Libraries, Insti- unions, Societies, &c. on advantageous Terms. TO PRORHONOTARIES, REGIS TERS, RECORDERS, SHERIFFS, .MERCHANTS AND BANKS. They aro also prepared to manufacture nl every description, such as Dockets. Jtecords. Heed Jtooh-s, Day-ltoolis, Ledgers, Journals, Memorandums, Chcch-ltoUs. &c. of ibn fini-st for quality of Paper, (Robinson's Ivory Surfaced) in v,nr Nmv vrt n ; I, ' " V w wMjr jiiuuuiji ma Allies oi i niiaucj isnstK vveiiK JCur.ru to any Patteiht. CLYDE & WILLIAMS. IV. U. Old IJooks rebound with neatness and ilospaicir, also f ilex ot J'apers. iiarnsuurg.mari.xu. 1842. nmn An I f I i .w. , All orders for binding.or for blank books, lolt at t us olhce, will bd forwarded, and Mofl 33 800I aa W"1' H- WEDu, Agent. . .,,,, ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Estate of IVilliam lL Petrilcen late Bloomsburg Columbia county deceased, TyOTIUE is hereby given.that letters of admin yi istration on the above estate, havnimrn r, by tho llegister of ColumWa county to tho sub icwmng m moomsuurg, xvno reqests all in flMitPl ti. sni,l nalfltn tt l : ,!, - y - immeunuB payment. nnd all having claims against it, to present theni jjiuji.-iijr uuiiiciiucaieu lor scuiemcnt. n, u B. RUi'EUT, Adm'r. Bleojaeburg, Mareh 12, 1812. it . 'Tell Chapman to Crow!" ELECTION is over, and I have got s now BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, or !ll ftin bnv nnirl. n tifiw Vnnxl mnrln .ft .... J J " ' 1. . . . VUk Wil 1 auay s uiu one, as l navo oougm out Ala nasseh Bowman's whole Slock, hook and line, bob and sinker, and employed some first rate workmen U do the best of work at the shortest notico, for cash only I there fore invite People wishing to enjoy good, health and warm, dry feet to call and try mo. N. B. Nono need come without the Pit. tcr Dinktum. STEPHEN MANSFIELD. Col. B. S. Brockway, Foreman. WANTED at theabove establishment. wo or three good Journeymen, to whom constant employment and liberal wages will be gi-en. Berwick, November 8, 1842. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner ship hcrctofaro existing under the firm of O A- & C, ROBST, has this day, April 18, n dissolved by mu. ted to the firm aio Uinl consent. All persons requested to scttto their,, its with; and those having claims against the j ill present them for scttlcmet to U.U. UKUUST. C. G. B ROBST. C. A. BROBST. N. B. Tho business will be carried on by C. G. BR.OBST, who solicits a continuance of public na. ironairc- (TTThe HOOKS and NOTES orC.A.BROBSr will bo placed in the hands of Joseph Brobst, Esq. lor collection, rcrsons wishing to save cost will please call nnd scttlo their accounts. O. A. BROBST. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of a writ of alias fiero facias to mo diicctcd, will be exdosed to public sals at llio Court House in Danville, on Monday, the 30th day of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. tho following pio- peny, viz : One Ffth Patt of ten acres of land, sit uate in Derry township,in Columbia county,buni. ca uy uy lands ol Kobert McUoy,Moser and otheis. ALSO, The undivided One Fifth Part f twt and a half acres of land in tho same township, ind adjoining lando of John Seidle, Frederick Stvitxer, and otheis, all cleared and in meadow. Seized, takn in execution, and to be sold ai th propcity of Andrew B. Cummings, JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff. oiirnirr uifice. Danville, April 29, 1643. Public ale. N pursuanco of an order of the Orphans' Court ot Columbia county, on Thursday the 30th day of June next, at ten o'clock in tho foreneon, William J. lkclcr administrator, d;c. of JACOB ALE, late of Mount Pleasant towncosp, in said county, deceased, will expose to sale by public vendue, upon the premise. Forty Acres of tho n'oith end of a certain tract of land situate in Mount i'leasant adjoining Daniel Force, Daniel McCartv. Edward Cavence and William Ikeler, contaiuing 00 acres' about 40 acres of cleared land oil the premises but no buildings, late the estate tl said deceased, situste in tho township of Mount i'leasant and county .aforesaid. JA' SJ3YEBLY, Clerk. DanvilIe,Map 4, 184 milita: JTOTICE. Tho 71st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 8th Divis'ua Pennsylvania Militia, will meet as follows for pa rade and inspection. . Tho Volunteer RiflegOompany, commonded J Captain Staloy, tho militia companias commaniJcJ by Captains Patterson, Stuckcr and Campbell, will meet at Rhecrsburg, on Friday, the 20th day May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., cijuipt according t law. The other companies of the 1st Battallion, t wit : Volunteers, Captains Swaby, Webb and Hazlet, and militia. Captains Yost, Dewitt, Seidlt man and Staupher, with their respective compa nics, will meet at Bloomsburg, on Saturday, tho 21st of May. Tho 2d Buttallion will meet at Cattawissn, ct Monday, the 23d day of May, and the Volunteer companies attached thereto, to meet at the rams time and place, m. Mcdowell, col. April 11, 1842. Orangeville Inn, ORANGEVILLE, Col. Co. By J, C. Elughcs- HE subscriber informs his friends, and tM public cenerallv. that linvincr taken tho aboit well Known stand, and fitted it up in gooa sijih ho is now prepared to entertain company in thebM manner.. His DAK will always bo furnished vnWi the best of Liquors, his table with the best the mar ket aflflrd, and having good stabling and attenmj hostlerv, he solicits a share of public patronage, ui nauers kimeelt no snail be able to give genem -itfaction, JpSEPH C. HUGHES. OrangcvjpV, May, 1612. fri a oBH
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