THENEW VOLUME OF
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VOLUME XI, COMMENCING JULY, 1842.
Jonir L. OSclutaw, Editor.
n . i -' i .1 i r . . .M.t I n
jjy mi mcrcBHUi wu numuvroi j,gv,-aiiuij
alteration in Its typographical arrangements, mo
uuantitv of matter heretofore furnished to the res-;
den of the Democratic Review, will be increased in
its future numbers about
SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
The Editor expects valuable aid to his own cifortj
darintr the coulse of the coming year, from a num
ber bl the most ablo rwni 'of the great Democratic
Partv toeether Trith that of others,- in its purely
literary department, to which the tame political des-.
ignaUdd'ls not to bo applied. Among mera may
beTartieulariy named '
Bancroft, Parke Godwin, J.l. Stephens
J. Lupooper, Hawthorne, J Men,
A. Kendall, Davezac, ' Tasistro,,
Whittier, Paulding, Eames,
Sedwickf A H. Everett, Bryant,
Gilpin Brownson, Cats,
Butler, Cambreleng, C. Jl Jngersoll.
Ths Monthly Financial and Commercial arti
cles, whieh have frequently, been pronounced by the
rro't intelligent criticisms during the past year in
ifiMnselves alone worth the subscription to the work
iviltbe continued from the same able-hand.
. .An arrangement has been made, by which' the'
Kat,n Ouarlerltl Review, odited bv Mr. flaowK'
??y, will.be m 'rged in the Democratic Review.tho
&tter being a .frequent and regulat contributor to
ts pages. It is proper to state, that Mr. Brown-
on's articles will be marked by his name tnough,
tomostjeadersthey would dtfubtlcss reveal them
selvcs'by their' internal evidence;, and that, it has
been agreed, under the circumstance,'! that these
contributi&hs shall be independent of the usual lia
bility to editorial revision and control the author
alone havinc a similar responsibility for whatever
t ptti tW work or a libf ral, scale proposedfor lbs
Irnmltiff vnr nrill at Cm (hit of an v nther Periodical:
n j j ,
. n.the countm it thercforo presents imperative
claims upon the support' and patronage. of the party
.wnosc political .icpcis ii n,ucngnpi, 10 auvocaivs
and to those who. are friendly, to the advance of our!
'Periodical Literature it will be considered, ho leas'
meritorious. , ,
There is no section of the country .where there,
could no the found one or more vyho would desire
to be supporter of such a work; and' to, bring H to.
the knowledge or such, your friendly assistance is
respectively solicited. '' " '
The following means have been adopted to .pro
mote the great object of this great undertaking:
It has been put at IBe lowest'possible rate. Five
Dollars a' year for such a. work, comprising neatly'
1500, pages of closely printed matter, in double'
columns, and including twclvo finely engraved Vol
traits of the leading members of the Democratic
party, it must bo evident, is much cheaper than
the same amount of such matter was .ever, before
furnished at in' he United Mates; were not', '.he eys
tern of advance payments insisted on, and were it
not expected thit every Republican in the country,
able to afford it, will deem it a duty to take the'
work, and. thus, create a very large subscription "1st,
it could not be published lor less than double, the
sum. , . i
, The very. first pcns.in the country are engaged
In assistance and furtherance of the project, as will
be seen by our Prospectus.
Its literary, matter shall be the best ot its kind
hat-can bo-produced, and it is the determination of
ttlic .Proprietors to make this work unsurpassed by
any, other periodical extant. 1
Its typographical, execution shall be, in all re-;
spectsthe best that the present state of the. art will
enable, the publishers to, produce.
1 he Democratic Jievicw is cot un on ttuly nation
al, principles, ind with a disregard of expense never,,
heretofore attempted in periodical literature; this'
has been predicated upon the firm reliance of obtain
ing.a very largo, list of paying subscribers, and nntil,
this' shall be accomplished, the enterprise will entail
a certaiu lossto'tho proprietors.
Evcrv cerit of the profit' bf the expected "circula.
tion, will bo required to' sustain tho work-ot Its prcs-;
ent improved standard, and enable it to, Julnll the'
destiny, which is assumed for it that of being a truly
national periodical the organ and a worthy repre
sentative ot the literature ot American nomocracy.
The publishers fearlessly throw themselves on
the Democracy of the' Union for support. Upon
rir
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f, t u
NEW GOODS.
rnpjHE subscrincrs inform the public, that they
J ' have entered into Partnership, Under the firm
of
7. . . s '. .i u , mo democracy oi u
peculiarity ot views inoy may connm, lhcm win As,vt to a rcat exicnt tho success of so
nppearing;m the onginai -wors wmca ".-' an undertaking. The'PublUhera -and Editor
hereofordite,l with such dwtmguwhed ability and indced t0 do m0I0 lhan brjg.the
by hmueir. plan and the woik fairly'bcfore tho public. This
ASong other attracliycnapers m prepaFation for r haVD donethe numbe nIreaiiy 'published are
the forthcoming volume, will be found some person- ,dmiiteaon all sidei tobo worthy 0flhe cause,
al sketches, reminiscences, and. anecdotes of tho ,
private life of'Qeneral Jackson.'fromthe-p""1 of n INDUCEMENTS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
fj.r-.S'.-rj-rj' -j (li.i'.'t;.!. I'' " -
EYER& HEFFLY;
nnd have just received from Philadelphia, and now
opened, at their NEW STORE, JYorlhwesWor
ner ofJIfarket andJHaine,StrccU,Bloomtburg,'
an entire new and extensive assorrocnt of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES;. HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, A$D
QUEEJYS'rVARE,
.which they bfTcr for, sale, on reasonable .terms, as
heir prices are suited to the times. Among their
'hssortment will be found
'firo'a'dctiihl Cassimerei Sattinctts, and
various kinds of cloths Jor men'e
Summer wear, Calicoes; Ging
hams; Cambrics Muslins
Silks: Muslin de lanes:
and1 various other afliclfs
for Ladies' dresses; Shawls;' Silk
. and,iGo(ton,Handkerchief3,andHose ,
Bleached undyB.rown Domestic Muslins
and a variety of other articles suitable for the, season
nm1 tlin'iil i n ' n d tVnrwl and nrrtnlafA on ncenri.
UIIU t-VUVibU tu ua uuu uu vuuMtv wis itaaui -
ment as is usally found' in' country stores.
rrtCOUNTRY PRODUCE will ho received m
exchange, and CASH will, not be refused
Our friends, and the public generally, arc re-'
quested to call and examine for themselves.
CHARLES HEFFLEY.
Bloomshurg, June 25, 1842. ' 9
MOT OF RETAn.OlM.
, Tjie following is a list of, the, wholesale
nd retail dealers of Foreign Merchandize
in the county of Columbia. Classed as (oU
16w9 for 1844 vizi ' '
TWEtVTH CLASS
William Donaldioit
Pelet Baldy
William Diddle &coi
William M'Kelry
John & J. R. Sharpless . ,
Abraham Miller
Derr&M 'Bride
John C. Grier '
Leib;4c Trego
. fc C. Reynolds,
J. St J. Bowman & co.
THIRTEENTH CLASS,
Daniel, L. Schmick
Rupert Si Barton
Gcotge Weaver'
Cyrus Bat ton
Robert D. Sproul St co. .
James Davidson &, co, . ,
Andrew Sb Peter Miller
C. A. St C.1 G. Brotial
Shuman St Ritlenhouse
Levers Si Nagle
Grim, Derr St Dye
.Robert M.'Cay .' , (
Masters St Ma(her
Samuel Haukehberg " ' '
Eleazer Brothwell -
paid
pa(d
paid
paid
paid
paid
patd
paid
paid
paid
paid
intirn.ilfTfrfpntl nn'd member of his Cabinet,
The Portraits of which ft is intended to aiustraite
'the numbeni of the' ensuinW vear. and. which will
be executed in a fine style of eirgravingby J. U
-Dickf.ol'.thU bity, are'thow'ofrr
j . Col. R. M. Joamso h, of Kentucky,
Hon. StVsB WHioaT,of New-York,
" Jaxis ucbbVh, of Pennsylvania,
Jonw O. Halboos, of South Carolina,
-' T- H. Uentoh, of Missouri,'
5r '1L J. WtKia. of Mississippi.
v 'TasoboBaSc'MWicx, of Massachusetts
" C. C, CAxaaxLiHo, or new-York,
i Got. Do,-of Rhode Island,
- ." u Pobtxb, of Pennsylvania,
'Wkh'two or three of the most eminent members
of thereat'.Liberial Party of Europe, from thedif-
'fereet countries; or else of others of "home produc
tion," according to the facility of procuring pohrails
Iron abroad.
Pcisens remmitting'lo the 'publishers aTen.Dol-
lar'Note in'currcrifN. Yi funds, will'reeeivc a copy
of the Democcatic Review for the ensuing two years.
And a. Set of the 11, oxk forM ;42, Gratis,
forming the two first volumes of the New Scjics,
which comprise contributions 'from many' of tho
leading writers of the bountry .together with a seues
of beautifully engraved portraits of the following
prominent members of .the Democratic patty and
others, accompanied with biographical 'n6ticcs,viz:
Gen.Andrete Jackson, Martin Vafi'Burtn,
Henrtf Hubbard Marcus Martnn,
Washington lrvxn, George M. Dallas,
triltiam V. Bryant,
Trends Thomas,
Garret D.Wall,
Charles Dickens,
E. L. Bixlwer,,
Alex,H. Everett.
New Subscribers will be entitled to receive a set
of the above Portraits gratis, in addition' to those of
the comiugyear.
Anv person forwarding? Twil Dollars in tm-
I rent N. Yi funds for 'Foiir-j early subscriptions,wiII
be entitled to receive
The subscribers having: assumed the publication
ot the above Magazine, pledge themselves that it
halt be promptly issued on the first of each month
in the dries ot flew-x ore, rmiaueipnia, uosion,
altunore.anQ.wasnmgton. u wm aiso oe sanv FMfffWl,,rte av h flirthf ,r
by. ICO. most rapta conveyaBces to we jutercnti' y y . " ' a,'r-
towns in tha interior wbers subscnbeis may reside. I ana a ccijor iaii-i, uraiiu
TtujfccuiUes. afforded by the extensive ifubushing Anv persons remitting, the publishers Fifteen
businew of the undersigned enable them to make I Dollars in current N. Y. funds,will be entitled tore-
this promise, which shall ba punctually fulfilled,
To promote the proper objections in view, and
relying upon the united support of the Democratic
State Capitol Gazette.
Two Dollars for the Session in Ad
vance. 1
The. undersigned embraces the bresent'-'oppoitu'-
njty of convey ing tohis friends and the pubticthis'
sincere acknowledgements, for the very liberal,
patronage which' they continue' to extend to the
State Capitol.Gazelte;, and in his future course
he shall use every endeavor to merit their approval
of which he lias the best evidence in their generous
support of the papers -The approaching session of I
the Legislature, will be one of deep interest and im-
tion of a; State Treasurer, anda UnitedStates Sena
tor, and the adoption of an Apportionment, 13ill, are
'among the important acts' to be' performed by the I
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ijeiiisiaiiiie: aim uicywm viikiu iuuuikciiiie auu
dclibetation. With the hope of increasing tho. use-1
fulness of our paper, we have made ample arrange
ments, as well for "reporting the pro:eedings of both
branches,, as forpresenting thcrn tcfour, leaders, at
the earliest pocsibte'period. We have engaged the
most competent Reporters, and our publication will
embrace full detail. of what may transpiro in either
'branch during the session. In many instances we
shall eivo a full report of the debates, and in every
instance we shall produce such a .synopsis of the
discussions, as will convey to the constituent, the
course and seal of his representative'. In addition
to this, we have employed on able and attentive
correspondent at the, scat of general government;
' , , ..; . . .L -
ana our reaucrs mayaiiuciuaic, uui umy ic cui-
liest Comrrrssional intellitrencr, but .also the
Nathan Snyder
Brown &,;Creafy
George Shuman.
Lfevi'Bflisel !,: '
George' Kaufman 1 '
Kownover fc,Leibrick '
BaKisl dt M,fincl .
E. St J. Lazarus .
Covanhovan St Sle'yvard
William W.' Cook
FOURTEENTH
Israel' Wells 'r ' ' '
Christian Hartman'''
.Stephen Baldy t .-.
GA H. Fo wler & cq.
George Kelchner
Neal M'Cay ' '
Vaniah Reese"& co.
Eves Kester St co.fi '. - '
.Hugh MWillianiA, . ,,
Marshall Shoemaker & co.
Jarrics & H'ethnngton
John Iilindy - " '
George. Kaufman
Coleman & Miller . ,
W'tllmin fc DFoux
William M. Aulon
Moses Moyer '
Joseph Sharpless "
Dengler St AVeriman .
Russel jP;. Wllive
Colt St "Rishel"
O' Daniel's qco,..,
Silas Allen .. ( , '
George Slives
Jonas Spening
Moses Mav
L. B. RUPERT,
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d from Philadelphia a new and ex tensive .assort
ment of ' " "
Drugs, Medicines, 0ilp, Pafntfs
Varnishes, jGlassByestulI'is,
;:.n't hr, js.tm.
which, in addition to hls,for;mcr, stocky comprises .
complete s'ssortihent'of articles in bis line of business
Ail ! r :'. l:. rr.ri.i..
mi pumuiiB wiMiiug w puiuiioac UllJ. Ill iiic OIWIU
articles are particularly invited to'.call and'price the
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lower lhan can be bought 'any where else In the
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mention tho ai tides m paVtlcular'ishcls' confident
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cle belonging to a.DrugStore.. i
N. B. Merchants arid Physicians will find ft
to thcirtidvaritngo to.call and buy ,suplr articles as
they may stand in need of, as they shall be accom
modated at a very low percentage.
In few .words all aro respectfully invited to call,
.second judge for themselves. -5 .
I'U'llKAlM L,Ulj.
Bloomsburg, July 10, 1842. tf9.-i
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countyki'e f -i.
Hloomsburg : August I4t si. u
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secure the success of its candidates. Asa sentinel
upon freepom's watch-tower, we, shall always be
lound vigilant and energetic in guarding tne rights
and liberties of the people; and as a journalist, oar
columns will contain that quantity .and, quality ;of
intelligence which cannot tail to please and mstruct
the central reader.
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our'gratefulness. for tho liberal support extended to-
us. wo pledge our zealous exertions to deserve a
continuance of the patronage of an enlightened
public.
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Legislative Keystone
TWO DOLLARS FOR THE SESSION.
The Kktstokc will, as usual, be published
twfee a week 'during the session 'of the 'LegisIature;
and as wo shall spare neither pains nor .expense in
giving full and accurate reports of the proceedings
of the two Houses, together with sketches of the
debates 'on all public and important questions, we
bope to rdc liberal, support ,lrpm the reading
public. The comfng'scssicin of our Legislature will
be'bnbof mow than common interest', and person's
desirous ofj obtaining early, and., porfct information
from the seat ot government, will lind it to tueu
advantage to take' the Keystone. To lawyers,
jadges, justices of the Peace, and, 'public officers'
generally, Jt will be invaluable, so all ine lws or p
public and general nalnre arc published in It imme
diately after'thcir passage, 'and folly '.three months'
befriie they will.ee promulgated jn any other man
ner. We snail also nave an amc corresponueni ai
Washincton citv. wh6 will keep the readers of. "our
paper apprised of all that is doing at the, seat of tho
National uovrnment.
TE RM S.,
The terms of the Keystone are as follows:
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the Post Oflicn Department, Post-masters are'per-
mtttcd to frank letter oontaining money tor- sup.
scriptioni.
No attention will be paid. to any order unless tho
money accompanies it. . . ti-V :i
Harrishurg, Nov. I8 1342." ' , ,
$5 REWARD.
at . ilnv 'nf Oi't.
1842. somewhere in jfie township of Fish'
ingcreekj or Geenwootl a calfskin
POCKET BOOK, ,
coniainii-g about 35 anl Poles.
One live on the Alinets Dank, irxittsnlle,
and other Uelicf Notes of tlifTerenl banks.
LETTING.
TTROPOSALS will le received by the County'
1 tiommissioners of Columbia County, at the.
house of Abraham W. llausc, in Derry ,towniliip,
on Friday the 2"d day of December inst., between
the" hours of 10 A. M. and 2 o'clock. P.M. of that
day, for building a County Uriel go over Chillisqua
que Creek at or near Abraham W, Housc.s in said,
township, of the following dimensions, vii :
It is' to be a' stone arch bridge, the abutments and
pier to bq 18 feet Jong at the foundation, and 0
feet thick. I feet high from low water mark uud 5,
feet " thick whero tho arches commence. Wing
walls on east side 1.8 feet' lone and on west side 20
feet long, 3 feet thick at tho foundation and S inch-1
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csiiucii 111 liiu iup, o ivct mgiier man 1110 11111113 111
on ihe liridge and coveml with food coping stone
5 inched thick, the arches' to be 11 feet wide at the
foundation. The whole waik to be hid in guod'
lime uiortar and well pointed.
CIIUISTIAN WOLP
JACOB DKiOTT
JOHN B. EDUAt
' Commissioners'.'
Commissioners' 'Office Danville; "Pec, 9 $IV,'
For tho whple.ycar, r t .
For tho session only, (twice a week)
Any person sending us ivc subscribers for Ue
session, accompanied by ten dollars, shall receive a
copy cratis for his trouHd. All payments' may be
transmitted by mail, and all PsMnasteis are permit-
tea to iranK leucrs conunniug money iui mfj""i''
subscriptions, ' ' " '
M'KINLEY & LESCURB.
Parrisburg.NoY: V43
Estray.
of the sitbatn
Broke into the enclosure
ber about 3 months .since,
WHITE
NOTICE
A LL Dessons Cstdeblcd to nie must make
jflment .by Uu FIKST OF AUGUS7' neku AnV person, finding sad PofRel Book, ant)
. . - : i -i owner, tha receive the noove reward.
VS'horcVy given 16 all porsons, that I have pur
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tionAe ttUadkei
i . ' ' "FR6DEHKJK DHEIIEB
....ti . t. iiivnArip
chased at. ;onstablo -sale, as the property
ilarman Lemon, nnu brass mantle clerk, one iihoflt!
and one acre of wheal in the ground, and have left
the same in his possession during mv pleasure,
t , . JAMKS .irMON
STEER
droonbinc' a little! in his Jiorns, .and about
four years. olt. 'l.ha.ownor k regucsled lo
lake him away and pay charges.
JUiSCril I UllOIill.
Madison Oct 1st.
Notice.
jk LTf persons knowing, Jhemielvos indebted to
the' late flrnt ofRhpCrt 'ci Harlon.by note or
HOOK ,
no, lot
ncclect tho call will atVjii
ouenc'ea that' will certainly frillow ' U
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Bloomsburg 0c, "ft'lfy
tok are requested' to make immediate pat went s
,longer indulgeneycjq lio.giifen. Those who
sglect tho call will ah'iio bo responsible for tons"
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