' 'J l' Poetry, From lie Porttl Tribune. i " 4 LOVE THE MAN. 1 lore Hie man who ealmly rest When wealth and friends are gone, Who peace and love.those heavenly guesti , Securely makes his ownl Who never lo6ltBto earth for bliss: What treaures in the skies; To whom keen soirow's dark abyss, Brings no opptessivc sighs. I love the man who kindly bears The haughty tyrants frown: Alike to friend and'foe he wears The look of calm -renown. "The proud contempt, the graceless -slighti Do not affect his soul! 'He's firmer in the truth and right As passion's billows 'roll. ii love the man who 'freely gives, As heaven has blessed his store Who shares the gifts that he receives With those who need them more; Whose melting heart of pity moves O'er sorrow and distress ' Of all his friends who mostly loves The poor the fatherless: 'Ilovo the -man -who scorns to be To name, or sect a slave "Whose soul is like the, sunshine, free Free as the'ocean wave; "Who, when he sees oppression wrong Speaks'out in thunden tones, "Who feels, with truth that ho is strong To grapple e'en with thrones. 1 love the man who shuns to do An action mean or low "Who will a nobler-course pursue To etranger, friend, or foe "Who seeks forjusiice not for gain, Is merciful and kind 'Who ne'er will give a needless pain In body or in mind, I love the man whose only boast Isjwisdora, virtue; right; Who feels, it truth is ever lost, His honor ha a blight; rVho ne'er evades bylook or sight la every place the same; Rethinks the -glories are divine 'Which cluster round his name. ' ANEW VOLUME WAV 1st, 1842. THE SATURDAY POST. jl FAMILY SHEET. OV THE MAMMOTH CLASS. A new volume of the popular family newspaper, JL. Saturday evening rosi, mil bo commenced on the first of May, 1842, .beautifjlly printed 'on the finest white linen paper. The Post is the old est and best established paper hi the Union, having already got to the commencement ol Uie 23tl VoIUIllC- While scores of papers which havo been started in lho last twentv-thrco years, have passed away 'forever, the Post still maintains its proud position in point of ciiculation and profit, at tho head of the family newspapers ot the uay. Tho ercat size of the paper enables the propric' tors to give a greater variety of original and selected matter than can bo found in cotemporary sneets, Tho paper has been greatly Edlarged and Improved, And now appears in handsome new type, and has received tho praise of many editors of teste, as the ' handsomest family sheet in the Union.' Our ef forts havo been directed to tho combining of beauty and simplicity, with utility an taste. The Posr is printed on' stout whito paper, rendering it neat and i t- e i ' l !. auraoie ior uuug , wuue hi izo ii Binjjuaaco c-fvijr other weekly newspapca in Philadelpnia, and has received from its cotepiporaries the tilo of The Philadelphia Mammoth. The crcat size of the paper enables us to give all imnoilant Congressional proceedings at length, and all reports and other important public documents iin full, together with occasional Congressional Speeches in full. Literary Department. The Post is acknowledged to bo the hrst news paper in the country in the quantity and quality of its original talcs, essays, poetry, and other matter. Tho following contributors aro a warrant of its merits. T. 8. Arthur, author ofiThomas J. Beach Oil HEBREW PLASTER. fVIILS Recipe, obtained of an old Jew by "a trav el- PERSIAN FIIiXiS. ( Tc Chapman t o ro w ' ELECTION is over, and I have got a new BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, or as tho boy said, a new Fcoal made out of daddy's old one, as I have bpuglit out M4l isseh Bowman's wholo Stock, hook and' i line, bob and sinker, and employed soma r....i i - 1. . .1. 1. I . r . uici i iic wuinmcii iu uu uie ucm ui WOrfc at the shortest notice, for cash only I there. t r ?. - r i t lore inviie i eopio wisiung to enjoy good. ! health and warm, dry feet to call and try me. N. B. None need come without the Pu. tcr Dinktum. STEPHEN MANSFIELD. Col. B. S. Brockway, Foreman. WANTED at tho above establishment, wo or three good Journeymen, to whom constant employment and liberal wages will be gi-en. Berwick, November G, 1842. SONG. My hands is like the rosos. My teeth as black as get; My boots they pinch my toeses And my lips have never mef My footsteps have no lightness, For 1 am parrot toed; I never rode a horse but once. And that time, I was throwed THE PRIMIIOSE SAtk me why, I send yon hero This firstling of the inlant years, -Ask me why, I send you This primrose all bepeail'd with dew I will stait whisper in your ears, The sweets of love are wash'd with tears. Ask me why, this flow'r doth show So sickly, green and yellow too: Ask me, why, the stalk is weak And bending, though it doth not break, I must tell you, these discover What doubts and fears are in a lover. SHERIFF'S SALE. ' Lempcrance Pledge,' The BrokenMerchant,': and other Temperance Stories. Professor J. H. Ingraham author of Lafitte.'Kid,' &C. &C. Jesse E. Dow, the 'Log of Old Iron sides,' j ice. &c. Louis Fitzgerald PasUtro, R. M. Walsh, Miss E. Leslie, N. P. Wilis, Mrs. Emma C. Embury Mrs. A. F. Annan Mrs. Lambert James H. Dana Lewis J. Cist Lydia Jano Picrson Theo. S. Fay George P. Morns Francis S. Osgood Alfred B. Street Milton Sindcrs, author of 'The Miami Valley' S u Anderson Lydia II Sigourney E W Thomas, author of Clinton Bradshawe Howard Pinckney author ofC Thercse Clarke Miss J Estelle John G Whitticr Misa lH W Essling Mrs R F Nichols Mrs Amelia B Welby J Tomlin J Ross Browne Lucy Seymour Mrs Mary H Parsors Mrs Caroline F Ome Mrs M St Leon Loud Mrs Ann 8 Stephens JTS Sullivan MrsE C Stcdman Mrs Carolino Pee Hentz William Wallace BY yirtue of a writ of.al. levari facias to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at the "Court Houscin Danville,on Saturday, the!l5th'day f. June next, t 10 o'clock, A.M. the following pio pnty, viz i ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR yieco of ground situate In Liberty township, in the county of Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, adjoining lands of William Campbell, Robert Si mon.on, and lands of John McWilliams, boginning at a stump, a corner of lands ol Kobison and ei nionton, thence by lands of Simon ton, Dcarmond na Campbell;Nerth seventy-seven and one-hall de grees East, sixteen perches to a post, thenoe south thirty-eight and -one half degrees East, right perch es to a post, thence south sevtnty one degrees east, ten perches to a post, tlienoo south forty six and a half degrees east, eight perches to a post, thence ' south seventy-one degrees cast, ten perches to a ;-jost, and north fifteen ana one.fourth degrees west, eight perches to a'-Chesnut oak, thenco south -eight degrees, forty perches, to a post, and north seventy five degrees cast, eighty-two perches and 5-10thsof a perch to a stone heap, thence by lands of the said John M' Williams, north forty seven degrees -weit, one hundred and twenty perches to a 'thence by lands of Jtobrrt Simonton, south thirty ifour and a half degrees wcst.one hundred and thirteen perches and 5 Oths of a perch to the pUce of be ginnining, containing -fifty aeres strict measure, whereon are ONE FURNACE, ikaown as tbe'Liberty -Furnace; Four -carcoal Kilns, ONE COAL HOUSE AND BRIDGE MOUSE Tho publishes havo made an 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 scene of this novel is laid in America the subject is the Buccanfers. Such an opportunity to subscribe should not bo lost. Original Stories appear in every number of tho paper, with original articles upon all subjects. Tbo -Post contains the greatest variety of Origl nal Tales, Sea Sketchks, Essays, Poetry, Songs, Charades, btside the latest and best selections from the Ameaican and English Magazines, and all tho other fountains of choice Original Literature. TUB TJBHJttJS. It ts issued at the old established rate of Two Dollars per annum, Cash in advance, and may bo truly said, now tuat it is enlarged, to no me Cheapest papet in the Union. As friends and neighbors often wish to clvb to- gether to facilitate, remittances, we offer to such, or j o any person who will secure us tho names and money, the. following Inducements to Clubs,. 8 copies for 5 dollars in advance post paid. 7 ... 10 It is to be understood, that to entitle any person to the benefit of thoj abovo terms, all arrear ages must be first paid, and tho subrcriptions must be remitted in advance post paid. We adhere to tho Cash system. GEORGE R. GRAHAM & CO. Third and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia- TTT is now a settled point with all those wiu nave cller in the Eastern countries, bids fair to bo USed the Vegetable Persian l'tlls, that they of immense value to the Western world. Since are pre-eminently tire best and most efficacious this plaster has been introduced into America, FamiltMedtcine that has been yet used in Amcri- every other plaster, salve, ointment or lina- ra. If every family could become acquainted with ment has been discontinued by ill who have had on their sovereign power over disease, they would opportunity of testing tho superior medical virtues kCPp them and be prepared witn a sure remcay io of tho Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster. Truth. nn1o nn tlm first annearancc of disease, and then though simple, is powerful, and will prevail with an how much distress would bo avoided and money enlightened community, over all tho puffings and saved, as well ns lives of thousands who are hurried fictitious affidavits with which the world is Hooded. out of liino by neglecting disease in us mat stages, The sterling worth of this plaster, is rcsogniscd, ap- or by not being in possession of a remedy which predated, and its use sanctioned by the highest they can place dependence on. 0"AI1 who wish classes of society. Uno simultaneous burst ol ap- to guard against sickness, should use tne i crsian probation arises from tho thousands who have used pUig freely, when needed : no injury can ensue, l it, which shows, that when a remedy possesses lugn- used from youth to old age, wncn taKen accoroing ly intrinsic merits like this, it docs not fail of ro- to tho directions. ccivmg tho patronage ot our intelligent public. goU b j jj;oyer) Bloomsburg. Grim, Veer fr To be had at the stores of John R.Moyer,Blootns D ashineton, J. J. R- Sharpless, Catta durg, Grim, Veer A Derr, Washington, A. Miller, . . mff Berwicl:,and P. E. Vasline,Dao- Uentitck, i 12. Vastlne, Vanvule, ana J.if J. if. wyt lyv5 10 onarptcss, uauawissa. Be yo purified in your blood, And Health will attend you. The life of thi Flesh is in the Blood." JjEVITICUS, C. XVII. XI. HOW IS THE BLOOD TO BE PU- RIFIED 1 1 Thousands can answer this question who know Jrom actual experience that DR. LEWS' S BLOOD PILLS, A COMPONANT PART OF WHICH IS SARSAPARIXLA, Are the safest, best, and most offbctual Pills now in existence. LEST YOU MAY BE DECEIVED ! THE ONLY ORIGINAL, TRUE & GENUINE Bissottfiou of Partnership. NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner ship herctoforo existing under the firm of O A- & O, G BROBST, has this day, April 18, 1842, been dissolved by niu tual consent. All persons indebted to the f.rm are requested to settle their accounts with; Hnd those having claims against the firm will present them for scttlemct tu U.U. UKUUST. C. G. BROBST, C. A. BR0BSI N. Ii. The business will do carried on by C.G, BROnST, who solicits a continuance of public pa-tronagc- (Tj-The BOOKS and NOTES of C.A.l)R0B8r- will bo placed in the hands of Jocph Brobst, Esq. for collection. Persons wishing to save cost will plcaso call and settle their accounts. C. A. BROBST. wm s&!-H ARE DR. LEIDTS BLOOD PILLS, A COMPONANT PART OF VHIC SARSAPARILLA. IT is attempted by Quacks and Impostors to in troducc their vile and dangerous nostrums by assuming for their name that of "BLOOD PILLS" knowing that the Blood Pills manufactured bv Dr. Leidy havo obtained the greatest reputation of any see and judgo for themselves. Formerly owned by D. S. TOBIAS, now in the hands of E. LUTZ. EPHRAB.7I liVTZ has purchased tho cntiro Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints Varnishes, Gass, Dyestuff s, a f ecti onavic, &c. &c. Formerly belonging to Mr. Tobias. And in ad dition to the former Stock may bo had a new and splendid assortment of all articles belonging to his lino of business, just received from Philadelphia. AH persons wishing to purchase any of tho above articles aro pailicularly invited to call and price the articles in his Store before buying elsewhere as he is determined to sell as low, and by a littln Jewing, lower than can bo bought any where elso in the surrounding neighborhood. Tho Subscriber considers it hardly nccssary to mention tho aiticles in particular ps he is confident that noonocan come amiss by enquiring fo rany aiti clo belonging to a Drug Store. N. B. Merchants and Physicians will find it to their advantage to call and buy 6uch articles as they may stand m need of, as they shall be accom modated at a very low percentage. In few words all aro rcspectluliy invited io can, TTN pursuance 'of an order of the Orphans' Court JL ot uoiumuia bounty, on Thursday the 30th day of June next, at ten o'clock in the forcneon. William J. hlr riensaru towncosD. in saiu couniv. tie ceased. n . - . t Forty Acres 1 1 tu it ; T . i n. ! r r i t .. e ttfn' . n i on uie nremiEcs nui no Dumnnzs. late mo cubic Pleasant and county aforrsnM, f 4 nni) pvput if nh.l. ianvinc, map io, Orangeville Inn, ORANGEV1LLE, Col. Co. Ey J, . Hughes- EPHRAIM LUTZ. Bloomsburg, Nov. 13, 1841 If 29. Pills in existence, and think by such trickery to impose upon tho public by selling theirs upon tho popularity of Dr. Leidy 's Blood Pills. Tho public are therefore particularly requested to be cautious when pnrchasing, to ask for Dr. LEI DY'S BLOOD PILLS. The public are assured that Dr. Zeidu's Jtlood Fills are the Kafetl. best, nml most efficacious of any note in use, containing neither Mcrcuiy or I0. M,eorner 0J trainui J nra streets. BLANK BOOK IHE subscriber informs his friend?, mi public Generally, that having taken the aw via nuunii iuiiU mm 11 v iuu 1 1, ui i --, 1 . . . ; IV UliUIU. Ullll 11UV1I1LT UULHJ blUljllllU UIIU utib. hosiers, he solicits a sham of nub ic natronace.i flatters himself ho shall bo able to give general isfar.tinn. Orangeville, May 1842. STew Marble MANUFACTORY, At Bloomsburg, Col. Co. AFP & TXCHBR. THEY would inform the citizens of Columbia County, that they havo commenced the bust rceat the abovo place at the public house of E. HOWELL, where they are prepared to manufac ture to order, in tho neatest, best, and most durable manner, MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLES, qEAD and FOOT STONES, of all sizes and ualities. MANTLES. WINDOW and DOOR SILLS, and DOOR FRONTS. Also-PAINT, BAR and HEARTH 8 TONES. Orders for Stone can beleft with D. GROSS.who wil act as A cent during our absence. Thev constantly keen on hand a large lot of Vermotrt.EEVDfian and Italian Marble at their wholesale Marble Yard at Selias Grove, Union county, Pa. Bloomsburg August H, 1841. 1 6 the Minerals, and may be employed by young and old, male and female at all limes and tinder alt circumstances without fear from taking cold, ro straint from diet in living or occupation. In all cases where a purgation may be necessary these Pills will bo found both effectual and easy in their operation, producing no nausea, or Sickness of the btomach. griping or any other unpleasant sensations. Further comment is deemed unnecessary tho numerous certificates published from time to time from I'hysicnns and other individuals must have convinced tho incredulous, and for tho further in formation of all others, iJr.Leidy refers them to the directions which accompany each Box. i hey are prepare' and solu.wnoles.ilo and retail, at Dr. tiKlU V'H III'.IIj TJX EMI' OJIIU.V, No. 191 JVOllTMt SJ1COJYD Street, below Vine street, (sign of tho Golden Eagle and Scr pents.) Also sold at miz s Health emporium, utoomiourg, Nov 20, 1841, 30 NOTICE. NOTICE ia hereby eiveri to all those indebted to the Estate of William Ritlerde ceased, eilher on note or book accounts, or also, $wral veins cflron'Ori. art) opened .jm't Vndn notes due. that navmcnt must be w. , . "1 Immediately made, othenvise the accounts rfHBMad4trn in ATpf-ulmn. nrt to Lo sola fia inc.! . " . . ' Srty cfSird r.ton, with notie iv terra te- will be left with a collector. iCenvillt, MtS7, 1843, Bloomibnig,tD o, itwi! Adm'r, u, corner vi rr uiiui i- a uiniouii.u. oTirriTlVTiriCi M A IT TC HE subscribes return their sincere thanks to Jt&B!il& aJr ff. JSAIuJCit TETTER! TETTER ! ITCH! ITCH I DR. LEIDY'S TETTER AND ITCH OINTMANT. An infallahlo remedy for various allections ol tho blUJM, removing Pimples, Pastulcs, and Eruption of the SKIN, and particularly adapted to the cure of TETTER anil l i qrl. This ointment has been used in numer ous schools throughout the city and county; as well as Factories, employing numerous girls and boys,and among whom Tetter and- Itch, as well as other Allections ol thebkin, prevailed, with tho most unexampled Sue cess. Names of School Teachers, as well as superintendents and Proprietors of Fac tories, could be given.confirming the above, Vmtfor tho delieacy they feel in having their name published in connection with such loathsome and disagreeable affections their friends for the favors so liberally bestow ed on them, and beg leave to assure them that no efforts shall be wanting on their part to merit a continuance of their patronage, both in reference to workmanship and cheapness of price to suit tho times. It is highly advantageous to Gentlemen and In stitutions having Libraries, to apply direct to the Binder, making at least a saving of 10 to 20 per cent, and sometimes more. All descriptions of Binding neatly executed. Gentlemen's Libraries fitted up und repaired, Mu sic and Periodicals bound to pattern. Ladio'a scrap books, Albums and Portfolios, of all descriptions made to older. Binding done'for Libraries, Insti tutions, Societies, &c. on advantageous Terms. TO PRORHONOTARIES. REGIS TERS. RECORDERS, SHERIFFS, MERCHANTS AND BANKS. They aro also prepared to manufacture BLAHK WOEZ , of every description, such as Dockets, Hecords, Heed Hooks, Duy-llooUs, Ledgers, Journals, Memorandums, Chcck-llolls, &c. of the finest quality of Paper, (Robinson's Ivory Surfaced) iu a style equal to any madein the Cities of Philadel phia or New York, on the most reasonable terms. Blank. Wouk Rclkii to ant Pattern. CLYDE & WILLIAMS. N. B. Old Books rebound with neatness and dospatch; also Files of Papers, arrisburg, Marh 20, 1842. flmo. 48. All orders for binding, or for blank books, left at this office, will be forwarded, and - returned as soon .as completed. II WEBB, Agent. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Estate of William II. Petriken late' of Bloomsburg Columbia county deceased. "OTJCE is hereby given.that letters of admin istration on tho abovo estate, have been gran rccted, will bo exposed to public sale, t Court House, in Danville, on Monday the I .i .ft . . i , Hi. in ing property, viz : Air 'PL. Am nDiimiiM ipwn KTfiKl Frame . . .... .. . 1- -CUMe in the town of Danville, in said counly lumbin. ontainin in front on said Allll n.-irlh liml Inl nf Hnn. Wm. Donaldion 01 bUUVIl,UUU U1U lUfc Ur IML'CU I1 UIUU1IU nnn.rlin.nl In lliAfni.l knil.llntr Ah &IsO tb' lerest thereon from tho loth day ol ycccui D. 1811. .Seized and taken in execution, and tobes the property of Charles L. Sholes ina " t uyiui, MuiuuuBiraiorrj oi i.jiquii el nl. imiM f nntT Shtr SnrntFr's Oivice, ? Danville, May 20, 1842. 5 TOTICE is hereby given, TO Di-oniror on1 cnlM nl Ti . T.otrlif' IToalili tiil hv tlift Ifcffistcr of Columl'in coiintv tn the Eiih I & V inibM Hit" aivmj a iivuiMi j o' " J I 1)1)1 if Tift t fill flfP Emporium, (Sign of the Golden Eagle and scrilr residing in Bloomsburg, who rcqe6t all in " """"S"- HnrAo-nt.Mn. ml nnril, ennnn,! ..iri l,n. ueutcu to saiu estate to maKo immeuiaio payment. TTlhtJIOOU , . . ,,, . ' and all having claims against it, to present thiol bash will be inw viiici a au bum i . ...t .. ..I . that the Cof ship heretofore existing under the nro R. & J- STABIBACH- has this dav. Mav 10. 1842. been dissoi"" ' tuai consent. All persons inaeoieu -. requested to settle their accounts with, having claims against the firm will pres v. BUVIICUiCllb W, J. OX AiUUHW"' ,r REUBEN STAMB. JACOB STAMBAw ei. u. i ne misiness win db - Luix's Health Emporium, Bloomsburg, Nov. 20. mil. 30 properly authenticated for settlement. L. B. RUPERT, Adm'r, Djoomsburg, March IS, 1842. i , .1 i , r wnr.tra piscea in me nanus ui Eiq, for collection. Persons with'. J W will PIMM call tni salt a their tccoun- , " - ' - r.M a U1II
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