n A CI' lt)rM o'l'Pnun'iivno
Tho following notice of nn improvement
ill making stcrcoiypo plates 1.1 found in a
liin.'ILMI 1 (Mini .11 r.XlH'rinrmts Imvn Inr unmn
inia wi.vii iii FiKiiitoni iiiienv 11 nit: r inr
81 mi i iiiii-iiuciii:u 111 nt'ir wupge. inmiprlni
111 Alines ni itini'inn i. in iim iiii..i.i ..i
,.. ti l l I I . .
,1 1111- 1 111 iiiiui nun iiiuiu I.IUUU t! miicri.il.
pUiis, The success of these experiment
i illlHII'M III' lllft 111 I 111 I nn I lit 11 n n ....
p I ........ ...w, I'liui u 111,11 u I
nr 1 1 f 1 11 11 Ni! 11 inn urinn rti loninii .11. .......
v in uinuiit Willi llliir
COTTON AND SUGAR
Tho cotton crop of tho United States
i' 1 1111 v if : iiiitpi 1 11 in frnii nr n 1 1 1 niimnimi l.
iiiu ow u 111 t 111 1 uti u 11 1 11 minimi 11 vn n th
1 1 1.1 11 1 . lit!
iri'11 ;illll UIIM1IV IIHIIIHIIIIM flllMQ. At rv.11.,
Ilr fi'itlM. 1llf ffrnnl nmrl I..
. .. n . .
STATUS FIFTY YKVRS HENCE
ilr Darby, a gentleman who has paid
001I deal of attention to the statistics
it 4 rnunirv. 11.1a nun Nimii n ii i n n, tiw
annual Inlalligenoer. showing the nrobahl
ncrcasooi our population to tho year 1U0I
lo maltcs it HM,05:i,H77, or about (in
lines I C Orcsi'llt mini lor. .Mr. I l:ir iv guv
1 tins prouigmus number;
Even well lurormcd p-rsons, but who
avc not paid particular intention to the sul
Cfect, mav bo exuisiiblv startled whet; the
I' Teatl in e luluro increase unit enormous mas
population stated opposite the year 1901
1 hid iuiii 111 riuiur ouiuuiit. I nu lauie
owuvcr, contain evidences 01 iniornai an
uracy as lar as the nature of tlio o.iso car
Iuiii. and especially by showing tliat, ii
previous half ccnitiry to 1810. ihn popu
lion had more than ouardrunlcd Further,
fliut that so calatili-lied increase was made
fuller dllliculliDs. so'mo of which are nlin
icether reinovcil; and all lessened in theii
ielerioraiiog effects, whilst on the other side
UjUciiilies ot transpoitation by land and wat
w v. 1 . . I 1 .1
uy sicam, roans, anil oilier improved
rain, are multiply) d and multiplying be-
0111I all iiuniaii anticipautm. I he onri
rriblo dr.n er of savago warfare is no
tnly amaticr of history In In ua. the cle
ems 01 cmuzud iiiu are 1 11 U I'll ti Ifel y 111
cased in number and power
THE IRON TRADE lN EUROPE.
1 no ron iriuo is rapidly exto-nlunr in
nropo. A recent publication mentions
e lollnwiug fads in respect to 11 ;
rrussia employs in furnaces for tho man
r.lurc of pig iron. 8 071 workmen, who
mince I'-JO 000 tons annually! nnd 0 010
rkmcn who produco 7!1 000 ton3 of bar
I plate iron. In Bavaria, 1 1 750 tons
:ast ik wrought iron annually produced
tvirtmnucrg, a 000, 111 .uen, 11 7f0:
Uifftaxuny, VI 1 50, and in the other Gcr
innn oiaies 01 inc .on verein is, cast iron
1 15(i, wrought iron, nr works in cast &
nought iron 189 325 tons, In proportion
tlifili.l nil (ill I rt I inn iknun r .. .. I I l! nn .
.i-'.iiiiiiiM, ialcu ijiiuuu 111-a hiu lit) 1
0at, ioc.o they only amount in J lbs. for
ell person tllloUL'hoill tho eiinfeilpriilinii
InFr.ince ilie proporiion is about 20lbs. in
UNgiuiii it is about 30lbs, and in England
Ijro' as uigu as 0:1 ou'ibs. to each person,'
Jal'liH House pabsied unaiiiinotisly on W.,a
i'l1 appropriating money to tho payment ol
Uf interest on tho public dcut, falling dm
onlllie fust uf I'ebruary next, and directing
tli payment of said inleresl nn il-n.
A GENEROUS ACT.
LI lie iMonmoutll (N. .1 ) Innuirnr IpIIq llw.
J x- - , . ....
oimwing lunching btory: 'One cold morn
(ne a young woman was observed setiini;
ri,viiu ui iiiu niuiiy wunrvus 0Ut
JM) inc UutJsuii from the woMurn side o
ijyciiy 01 new York. 11 was not far from
folungtnn Market. While crowds of
W people were passing and rep isssinu
jjeiid of tho wharf, intent on their bust
h!pnd hurried by tho keen cold wind, she
pwoeping and sobbing as if her liean
otld Ifreak. Piesently an honest faced
t2j$ j9t about to step into a steamboat, tin
ccasional revolving wheels of which be
okliicd a speedy departure, touched with
'lljf at the woman's sad appearance,
elin lar interested as to inquiru i.'io eaiibt
'Ij'r grief. She heeded not his question,
rtumuu muru uiaii ever eueeiuii, lie
ed his inquiry as to her trouble, tdie
nun shimmered in llic German hiiuii.iiri
uiaiely the L'ouil smiled man tinders
,1 the lailL'Uaire. anil Icirnril frmn lur
O O - ' " " ... .
slio had just arrived in America, had
over Irom her country at the runuesi
r brother who had written lo her. and
august the direction, and knew not where
W or wliat to do. She knew nobody 111
ijafj ounlry, and she hoi', fikon hei sea
lerij in the morning, out of the way and
kW&pajr 11 01 brother's name was asked,
nj'ive it, was informed by the stranger
linjjie knew her brother, knew wheio e
yaind going right there. The relief,
JB'irl, aijreeabln biuprisc of the woman
wiut be naiued, Thesirangei iuimedi.
lBsaw !icr placed on board the boat for
lll'iniitli Co, A few short hours and
M.'Srfii sealed in llui hl.li-n uilli hfr linn
,1.Tr who jiniil her passage, ko being
ja'leg as well an friendless, and 011
SSm ''a.v was on her way from the
IU)Im' to III.. t
, "Mhl. . ', linn luting
iu IitT tiruthcr now Uwi. Wu rnuld
U'lnlio nainu ol' tlio Kind man who
M'Hiihrd by
the woman s nusery, ,
maker at tho Bergen
nnllpri.
,.hrJ . a,,J,'fi'B ,,v '' ci lie is 0 '
'JnH man. 1
NEW YE All WEATHER MISSOURI.
A Si. Louis paper, puhlisliad on Now
ear m day, nays;
Tho weather at present is just such
wo do not tceollccl etnr having seen on the
fust of January herolofoio. Yesterday it was
warm enough for summer clothing and for
ihc last three or four days wf havo liar no
occasion for firo in our office. In oenera
this has been nn unusually mild winter
t'lough wo have had a few brief spells of
cold weather.'
The Speaker of the House has issued a
writ to llit; Shetifl'of Berks county direct
ing an election to bo held 011 Wednesday
the 20lh inst, to supply the vacancy or
caeioned by the death of Jamks N. IIuntui,
Esq,
A lifo of a Wcsleyan Minister, written
by himself, whose scjnes of labor wero in
Lincolnshire, England, from the year 1780
lo 1822 cotuludes his account of ihem by
slating :
1 have enjoyed in my ministry 2028 Sab
baths; read ihe scriptures two chapters for
each day, ,l(j,500 nines; nieached 81 12 sir
minis; occupied fifteen pulpits and ridden
1 17 000 miles ; and my salary novel al any
11 111 u amounted to .L'ijii per annum.
"Vetoes."
' 77ic ruling passion strong in death
Governor I'oitTint.oi; Satiuday lasuraiu
milted lo the Mouse ol Kepreseutative
vetoes of llie following )ulle, p.-mseiKJ will
great unaniuuly by tv last l.rniElatiire;
'An act locomptl the Tide Wnli r Ganai
Ooinpany, to receive its own noii in pay
mem ol lolls
'An act to redeem the over issue of th
Berks (Jotinty Bank.'
ohTmy HEAD.'
Exclaimed a friend of ours tho other day
11 win spin.' to advised him to tr
Sherman's Camphor Lozenges ho sent ai
mice anil got a box, and one lozenge L'ave
him enure relief in ten minutes. Wo have
often been surprised at the quickness of
their operation, ralpitalion, sea-sicknc
lowncss of spirits, and iho 'horrors,' so well
known by ihose who disspuc. aro a
ipeecinv cureo uy incm 1 ins is tho ase
ol doing lhins Dr. Sherman gives us loss
enges that ate plcsanl, and at the same titin
unre cllecttial than any other medicine
ins cougn lozenges UreaK up the worst
cisss of coughs in a few hours even con
sumption, whooping-cough, and asilnna
yield to them when nothing else ever alle
viates. So gieal has become his reputation
hat many havo attempted to make medicat
ed lozenges, but they cannot inako them
like bhermen s thereloro they cannot eell
ihem except to the unwary. Dr Sherman'
warnhouso is at No 100 Nassu street
X Y
Forsalo by J It. MOYER. Bloomsbur?
iMAKltlliW On Ihe O1I1 mm. hv ih
Kev William J Ever. Mr. M ATT II I AS
UTLLEMAN, 10 Miss LYDIA BIL
i ' . ... - . ......
l.ICk, both of Hemlock.
On Thursday, the 20th nil. hv tho Rev
.v Britain. Mr. JACOB 'G. GENSEL, to
.Miss ISLLISN FISHER, both of Roaring
: icck lowusiiip, uoiumtiia county.
SS1 If IDTIBVSro
DIED In Montour towiihhip.on Thurs
ay, the 2d inst. Mrs. ANNA KAUFMAN
wife of George Kaufman, E?q.
THE MARKETS.
Hloomsuuuo, Jan. IS, IS 15.
Wheat, 75
Kyc, -15
Corn, 40
Cloverseed, . ' , S 50
Flaxseed, I 25
JuLler, 12A
Oats, 25
Eggs, s
Tallow 10
Lud 7
I)i ied Apples, , SO
While Means 50
Beeswax 25
r Bated
9
Choppers, Miners and
Carters with Teams.
'VII K tllllM'lilicr WikCI'b to get
7O00 COHDri OK WOOD CUT
and put up through tlio wiiilher unil soining buiii-
nicr- will wuiit.
lOOO Ol'OIlK iMINUD
tlirouuh the year. Would givo employ to KOUli
nr & I. I r.AiMs tlirnugli llie bumnier liaiiling coal,
Sc. Wood Clmpiieis uro reriueslnl lo call soon
tuko Jolis. Cull 011 tlio eubscrilx'r at liix resilience
011 KiKliingoiei'k. M. .McUOWHI,!,;
iicVucll a Mllla, Juniini-y If), 1815
Siist of Lvftrcs.
ur. m AiiMiM, in me rust uinco m
CattawiHSii on the quarlor ending December
llbl. 1311.
Bolder Mr ICtilius I'eler
Ihnpmiin Daniel iI Longenliaigrr I'hilip
Croll William
Dongal John jr.
Stewart Abraham
Sioltes' William
Shuman C
TubeeHon Riichnel
Davin Fanny
tiller Israel 2
ishcr J P
r 01l(1jlcr
n,n ,
I'eirioiiu culling lor Irttcis in tint uloc lint
lcBW. ,.,y Uioyoro adwrilscl.
' ' in 1 r i
will
PAL, II UALUY'.M.
CHARLES It. KUCIvAIiEWi
Attorney at Laiv,
Office South side of Main-st. oppositi
fiycr Ileffley'c Store,
icj'WILL ATTEND COURTS IN
THE COUNTIES OF COLUMBIA
AND LUZERNE.
List orjLcllcrs
REMAINING in the Posl Oillco, at
Blooiu'iurg, on (he quailcr ending Dec,
31st. 1811
Abel Burr J D I'axton
David Evcrnett Charles Staler
Mrs Mary M Ei-kcrd Miss Oath. Siauflci
Daniel McCnrdy Pcler Stvres 2
John Reichendorfcr N Snyder
balenucr rotter Henry VaI1er3
A Walters
J'crson colllnc for Icttcis in tlui above litt will
ploaso siy they ore advcrtiscil.
J R MOYER I' M
JVholesuk Dealers ami Rcluilcrs of
foreign Merchandize in the County
of Columbia.
Take IVofice,
THAT incompliance with nn act of the
l.ciieral Assembly, approved the 7th da)
uf April, A. I), 1830; and an act passed the
llh d..y of May, 1811 the Associate .Indues
mil Commissioners of tlio county of Colum
'nn, will meet at the t;omiBioners ofiiee
11 Danville, on Thursday tho 2Ud day ol
January 1815, at 2 o'clock I. M. of said
lay, for the purpose uf taking up tho re
uriib of the several constables of said county
hat are to bo mado to tho Court of qunrtci
sessions, on or belore llie 20th day of Jan
nary term 1815; and lo place each of 1I11
Merchants, that may bo thus returncd.deal-
ug as arutesaidiinlo thai class that 111 n
ippear right and just, agreeably to tho pro
visions ol tho acts aforsaid.whon and where
you may attend if you thing proper tilhci
in person, by agenl or attorney.
By order of tho hoard.
E. MEN DEN II ALL, Clerk.
CoiMismoNi:ns Offici:
Danville Jan. 01815
Black Smith Tools
For Sale,
HE subscribe! being desirous of quit
ing business, offers ol private sale.
his Blacksmith Tools, consisting of a don
bio sell of all kinds of tools, usually used in
a country Blacksmith Shop,(io wii :j2 pair
if bellows, 2 anvils,2 vices, hammer , loops
iye. and swciiges ol all kinds. The rlove
uxils, are all of '.he first quality and in good
irder. The shop in which I now work
-nuaied on main street, near the Episcopal
Chinch, can ho rented al a fair rent. Terms
made easy upon application to Iho tubscri
bor, and possession given tho first day o
tipru.
N. B, All persons indebted to the sob
scribcr aro earnestly requested to make
payment on or bcloro tho first day of April
next as it is necessary that Ilia accounts
should bo closed by that time.
JACOB B1DLEMAN.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 4 1815
LAP SBIIATffES.
A few
thousand I,.W cJUKOLES, aid a
in w
TUO HORSE SLED,
for sale; or exchange for uny kind of Country Pro.
UUlVi UIIIIU11U Ul
i i r.i. "
1'ltINTEIl.
Estate of MJ1RV FORCE, late of Mt
'-, o, n f Mmiii.i'i, '...,.;.. .
m .1.1.U..11. .uiufiaiiiy, WIUIHUUI LUllWy
deceased.
OTIUB is hereby given, that tho subscriber.
resident in Mount Pleasant Towiikhin
aid county, has administered on tho estaln of .MA
l( t UltOi,ileccascd. All persons huviug claims
iL'iuiisi mo esiuio uro nciebv rrnuesln in mn .,.
uieni Known to inc hiiliscriber without delay.
firmim1. i;hami,mi a. i.i.
.....,i...i,, luiiiuiuniior.
Mount Pleasant lownshin.
Bee. !), 18 H. cwU4
Chair iTSaniiiaclory.
Tllllhubscribcr having established u .V7' 1 1
Vtl.lIK U.1.Ytm C TO It ! 1aii.
treet, near tlio H'slilence of I.. 1J, Minis, ho is mm
lirep.iiid to furnish Chuiis of every description, un
is goon iiTins us iney can eo jnircliusad elsewliei
tlio county,
WOOD TURNING,
Such as Med Fusts, Waggon Hubs
Hose Mlucks, $c.
SIGN, ORNAMENTAL IIOUSK
PAINTING.
Also
HOUSE F.2PERNG.
I'liis latter brunch, from his experience, he bclletr
lio van do a littlo belter ban uny other person ii
tins seriioii.
(TJ-POPI.AII Pl.A.Mv bo taken in
men t ut I lie highest .Ket price
SAM I i:i, HAGKXUUtiJl
lllooinsburg, July -1, 181r x 1 If
riic fiCloillilsliiirf; EC. JC. 1. C
.1, keen cnnstuntly on baud, a larue as
Mirtiueiil of
XAIT.S, SPIICKS. AND IRON.
wliUhthoy will Kit by WHOMISAI II uud KIJ.
I All., (Oi(J on an good tutus an the ariUUn
ran be rnirlirre imrtlian-d, Mi iiIijii3 uud
others, mav Iuiii it to their interest to call ,M
kinds of grain ricciu il 111 p.i incut.
juax;pil PA.VTOK, Pituj,i;xr
iff
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.
ClIIUMtUrV am most subject to thom.but per
KOni of allasea nroliablo to to nfllletlil wllli
tliciil, U111I lircnth. ntoi4 nlioiit tin. tin. flii.lio.l
idicoki,. picking nt tlio noso,waflhis 'jwiiyjcauncsi
I'uin in inn auneis,juinis or llmlw, disturbed leon
I'riglitfpl ilrcatns, inoaniliB niitl soinclimc of vor.
ncious ojtprtitc, ara among tlio nyinptniiM of worms
Juny aro 1 doctored for moiitlm, for somo other im
aginary (lise.isu.uliun 0110 box of SlictiinmV Wurm
llOZCIlgCft WOUlll clli-rt 11 cum. 1). llloil. riiriwr
of I'ririco trcot ami tlio tlowcry, curcj a man of
wormi mar waj rudiicca to a skeleton, anil by onl;
ono bor of Mlicnnan'ii l.ozougM! Loin now at Ui
as an Alilcnimn, Tho Hon. 11. 11. lhur.t.lLV
has Hovcd tho lifo of ono of bis children by them.
Tlio sale of over 3,000,000 of boxes has fully test
fd them. Thuy are the only hifalhblo worm dea
troying medicino knoVYii. What family will bo
..UIIUUL UlUill!
CoimniiiilioiUoughv.tJoMs.Whooping Couglm
Asthma, and nil ull'cclions of tho lungs, willlitid a
healing valuo in Sherman's Couch I iiiiMii.rj. Tlipv
saved tlio llov, Richard Uo l'orest; tho Ucv. Mr.
fitrcctor, Jonathan Hoivarth, Csq. and that ,vorhy
old hero, I.CHiiard Itogere. fiom tho consumptive's
tfMe. They cured in ono day tho Uov. Mr. Uun
liar, tho Kev. Mr. Handcock; Win. 11. Atlreo Vm
of ilistesBing couglH. '1'hcy aro the pleasantcst
1-uujjii incuicmo auu euro tlio soonest ofany known
remedy.
Head.U'hc.tjca.sickllHUa nll.l Pnlntlnlim. r,IU.....1 :..
fro:u five to ten minutes by Sherman' Camphor
Lozenges Persons attending crowded -ooins or
ravelling will run them to impart buoyancy of
spirits anil renew Ihcir energies, l'hoso sulleiing
Irnin too fiea living will find a few of tho loionges
iu uinjiei uio uoriois unil lowncss of spinls. Mr,
Wrath, of the Sumlnv
ed hiuiteh of hcvcro headache by them japtain
t-lmdwick,ortho packuship Wellington, has wit
nessed their clliciicy in a great many cases of sea-
MCKiiess. limy operate like a charm upon the
miiiiiirto nerves, as oncrman s 1'oor
.Man a Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumbago,
iuiii ui HuiiKncss in llio bido, back: lircist or any
part of tho body. Mr. II. U. Daggers, 30 Ann
itrecli Henry II Goulding; 35i Chatham
iircoi Motes J llenriques Esq. and
muliitudo ol others have experienced the
wonderful efiects of ihese Plasters
I'rico only I2d cents. Caution is necessary
to see that you get ihe genuino Sherman's
Lozenges and Blasters, as there aro many
worthless articles attempted to bo palmed
oil" in plaic1 ol'lhem. by those who would
trine with youi hie for a shilling.
Dr. Sherman's waichotiso is at 100 Nas
sail street. For sale by
John R. Moyer Bloomsburg
Win L VaUer & co Beiwick
Low & Thompson Limo Kidgo
E. it J. Lazarus Orangevide
M. G. Shoemaker Buck Horn
L. & A L Bisel Jcrseytowu
Derr & M'Brido White Hall
John Moore Danville.
Stephen Bahly, Cutawissa.
Jan. 1 131 5 37. Gin.
New jm$&h
&9
Seasonable and Cheap
El'ER & 5SEFE.EY
A VK just received from Phil.idelpaia,iiid an
now opening u large assoitmcntof
1TEVT GOODS3
which they ofl'or to tlio iiublic at iho most reduced
prices tor
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
1 heir stock of goods consiUs in part, )f Superfiinu
rainiiiini nnu roaifo ciotns, cassnners, Hatincts,
Muslins, Silks, Satins, Mouselino do l.uines,
Lawns, Merinwes.I.aces, American IVunkins,
brown llollauda, Flannels, Aill nnd cot
Ion Velvets.Silk and cotton Hnndker
chiefs,Iady's aniKJi'iillcmcn'sWliito
& colored Hoso Gloves und Mils
OF AM, SOItTS AND SIZHS,
&e., be., &,c &u.,
ISSUES
Consisting in part of
SUGARS, COFFEES Si TEAS
of assorted qualities.
MOLASSES, FISH & SPERM OIL.
Tobacco, Snuff, Spices, Salt,,.Soap, Cundles.&c.&c
LIFE R FOOL
AND
(fcuccnsvrai'e
of every description that may be required.
Hard ware, Cutlery &.c,
OF ALL KINDS.
Rar, Rolled, Hoop and Hand Iron and
uaggon Jircnj every description that
may uu cuucu or.
A largo assott nt of Piano bits, c liiwK Pile.
Shovels and 'Pongs, Knives cV Porks, Pocket nnd
Pen Knives, 'I'ublo and'l'ea Spoons, cnll'eo ,ljrt.
1 iu seen wu, nnu s Hills cl J urnenl ni" k....i,
brushes, weavers briishcs: sliuo brushes, elnib hn.J.
es, corn brooms, &c.
Tho public ore reipiestcd to call nnd examine for
themselves before ibev nurrhsiso eUuuli.T.. vi ..
sell cheap and no mistake.
UluomslHirg, Nov. 1), ISM. SO.
IDMiyiSTRATOR'SiOTlCE.
Estate of Conrad Hess late of Sugarluafi
luamsmp, aeccaseu.
OTICi: is hereby given (hat letters ol admin.
isiriiiioii.on Iim n&ovo inenl unei 1 ,
been giauted lo tho ml.se riber ri'uidiiifT In l.r
township ol Migurloaf. All peri-ons jndelili-d tn the
aid r.stulo are licreliy notified In niiike immeiliale
iiiyineiit.and those hainn claims uro ri.iiiiPki...l i..
(.vein, incm ni.i'iiiy iiiiiueiuicalcil lo
WILLIAM 7KSS, Ad
November 1", 1811 yo.
.lUSTICli HLiFIvS,
EXECUTIONS SUMMOAS,
Fur Sate al thtw Office.
NOTICE.
All persona indebted to the subscribers.
on note, book account or otherwise ofovci
one years standing. ro renuestod lo call and
setilo Iho same in Cash or Qratn.on or bo
loro tho lit day of February nej(i. Thosi
neglecting this nonce, may expect,' to pa)
cost as we are determined lo huva our old
business settled.
WM. M'KELVY & Co.
Bloomsburg, Doc, 281811.
A FARM TO RENT.
THE Farm on which the late Conrad
Hess resided siualed on Bis Fishine oreei.
in Sogarloal'.will be rented, loi ONE YEAH
from the first ol April next. Said Faun
contains about
150 ACRES,
about 75 under improvement, wilh a good
FJRAf HOUSE
AND
BARM",
upon iho premises. Conditions
made
known upon applications to
WM II ESS, Executor
Sugarloaf, Dec, 27, 1841.
FAMILY MEDICINES.
JJIVXE'S IUIII TONIC.
This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the beads of hundreds who hml licrn 1,1,1
for years It ulso purities tlio hcr-d from Uandruff
ivuics diseases ol tlio scalp Prescnes tho hair
from falling oll'or bucomiug permanently gray
JrfVNE'S CARMINATIVE MAL
SAM. IS a certain, aafu and cITectuul remedy for iys
cntcry, Diarrhoea or looseness, cholera niorlina sum.
mer complaint, colic; griping pains; sour stomach;
sick auu nervous lieadacli, heartburn, alerbraib;
. ,w nuHWLH, '.'ililllllK, KpilllOg
"i' tuuiig uuu uiso wneroil iosses
iin..uSii uio uuuy uiieiiangeu ; wunt ot nppelito ;
icsiiessness and inability to sleep; wimd in thu sto
niaeh and bowels; cramp; uorvoui tremors und
twilehitige; seasickness; fainting, melancholy uml
lowncss of spirits, fretting and crying of infuntt
and far all bowel all'eclions and nervous Jiscnscs.
Dr. JJYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE
Which is perfectly safe and so plcanant that
eluldren will not rol'uso to tuko if It effectually
desirous worms: neutralizes acidity or sourness ol
die stomach; increases appetite und ucts as a gene
ral and permanent Tonic and is thcreforo exceed
ingly beneficial in in'ermittent uiidliemiltent fevers
mil indigestion; c and is a certain und permanent
cure for the fever and aguo.
DR. JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
They may bo taken at all limes and in
most diseases In Inflnnimaioiy, intermit
tant, Hemitteni, Bilious, and every olhei
lorin of Fever Jaundico and Liver Com
plaint. For Dyspepsia they are really on
invaluable orticle. gradually chancinir the
Aitiated seerotions of the slomach and livei.
and producing healthy tution in those im
portant organs. 'I hey aio very valuable
lor diseases of the Skin, and for what is
commonly called 'Impurity of the blood;'
also lor female Complaints. Cosliveness
ifcc, and in fact every disease whero an
Aparient, Altcraiivo, or Purgative Medicine
may oc requiicu.
JA'NE'S EXPECTORANT.
It always cures Asthma two or threi.
large doses will euro ihe Cioup or Hives ol
Children, in from fifteen minutes to an
boors lime. It immediately subdnps ii.
violence ol Hooping Uoiigh. and elleels
speedy cure. Hundreds who have bee
ijivcn up by their physicians as incurrabl
wiih 'CcitiMinnption,' have been restored to
perlecl health, by it.
In fact, as a lomedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine hno ever obtained
liigliiT.nr more deserved reputation.
Cr I lie atiove Medicine ore all for sale
at tho store of JOHN R. MOYKII.
Bloomsburg, jjq
CIKCUL.AR.
TIIU Temperance Associations
Ol
Pennsylvania, of every descrintion. nr,
iicieuy iKJiineii, iimi, in pursoatice of lb
followiii'' resolution, adontcd al ihe Sim
I.. , .i . . .
Cunveiiiion, held at Ilarrisburff. in Januarx
last, a biato I emncranto Couveiuinn wilt
iL'aiu bo Held nt Ilarrisbnrir. it,
FOURTH WEDNESDAY. bni..w .1.
:4 day ol January next, 1815:
Kvsoivca, mat we recommend m nil
ii i. i m
uio I eoiperance Associations of this Com
inonwuulth, id appoint Delegates, to uicoi
ui v,,.imi liiuii, in uio liormiL'll Of Harris
burp, on the second U'ediiesdny of Janua
ry, 1815, and (Inn the said Societiei. furnih1
Hie Chairman of their rufnrctive Delerm
dons wilh a Report, niibrauing tho nuuit-r
of ihcir Ofiicers, and tho number oC Mem.
tiers ueiunging lo the Afcbociaiion, togethei
with any other informniion ihey may think
miiil- in my uuiuru 1110 VyOIIVeilllun,'
It is also earncstlu rraucsted that all As
"delations which no not send Dnlr.nai.
he nronoiied Cnnvpniinn. M,l.l,t. ., i
lo Ihe I'resuloiil of the Stale Tuinperanct
.uiivoiiiiiin, ni uairibiiurii.' eoiiiiiiiniii, ii,.
..r I i . " :
iiiuiiiiaiiuii iiesiii'ii ny in,, rosolulion abovi
.tated; so thai niiisf.,ciiiiy Ttmperanee
..-.iniisui e, in mi: wiiuio Uominoii wealth
may llitis be had.
Note Owiii" to the meetinc nf ih I.e.
islature on the day preeedii.j. tho AYcwr
., u.iiit.uii i, .iiiiiuiiry, uni) day tl.ved b
hu last Coriveiiiion lur tho nevi An,,i,;.i
Meeliiml the Central Cominiti b.,,.. ,!.....,.
.-ii ii iiuvisauie to change iho limu to ihe
I'outih WeducMlay, being iho J'weniv
Second of sahl iniiuili.
By order of ihc State t'cnlial Commit
eo.
Uei SO, JRH,
& WINTER
5 i!'ViV,wW!r LB. ',! lrti!KMR
NiEJW GOODS.
Will. BI'KKLVY Si eOo
A K just rocctyed, and aro now opening a
huge und cxensivo assortment of
Mew Qood
suitiililo to tho senson, consisting of all the varieties
ever kept in a country storo. Among their nssnrt
inent may bo found the following.
Dry Goods.
tlrn.,i1,.nllu nf all n..nt:.:..
.u..uui.,tio, ... ui. uiuin, iuai,,iin uuu iiin.n,
CasaiinnrR, Sattinotls. and various other kinds lot-
cloths, flannels Valencia, .Varsuillcs,'i)k and other;
vestmgs, I' rencli md Unghsh Mennoes, Llomhai
7.ines, Kaaliionablc Calicoes, Irish Linens, HikK
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, a variety ofSilk
and Cotton 6'tockings, Gloesarnl ,1itsfor Lades
nnd Rcntlcmon, kid and leather cloves, blcaclilcd
and unbleached Muslin, of almost every quality,
'Picking nnd other cotton checks, Velvet caps, La-,
dies and Children's shoes of all kinds, Men's thick
and thin boots and shoes, India liub'icr ovor ihocs,
cotton yarn, enrpctyatn, candle wick, c.
GROCERIES.
Liquors ofill kinds, of the best quilitv.Molas.sea
Silgm of various quality, Coffee, Teas,Spiccs,Spcrnv
and Pish oil, coarse und fiuo .Salt, Candles, 1'iib,
&c.
KOC KEY.
A large assortment of Earthen Queens,
a nil (j lasswum,wi nuaw glass
of all sizes, Looking
glasses, eye.
Hardware,
Case knives and forks, shoe knives,
Mulls and Screws f all sizes , .
Fad and door Locks, Saddle
llurncss and Coach Trim
mings, Saio 31 ill and
Handsaws, round;,
square, und flat lav iron
sheet iron, ivaggon lire, of
all sizes, in fact every thing
in the Hardware line from a
eambric needle up to a bluchsmiti'v.
unvil.
All of w hich will bo sold in e.vcbanco fur CASH-
LUMPKR, and CQUTUY PliQDUOE of all)
kinds, on the most rcusQiiuble terms, nud io invite,.,
our friends tn call and examine lor themselves.
Kov. 'J, 1841 SU.
Mo Hum! nag
CHARLES
rJFwi1m
17MI)RCING tho present opportunity of
jt cx)rcising his thankfulness to his fricnds.and
the public generully. for tho liberal patronage ho
has herctoforo received, informs his friends and the
public in general, that be still continues to corrvmi
ihc above business at his old ertabhslicd stand, on
Iho comer ol Main and East streets, where ho
hopes, by ttrict attention to business, to receive
and merit a shaio of public patronogo as heretofore.
Ho deems it unnccessury to go into the game of
"ing. or to use any ton soiIUcr about his SKILL in
the.I'HOl'K&fclON OF GA'JMEl' OUTTINO
as his hhop is of long standing, and his work bo
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
than words. Hut, ho would merely say that, ho
'varrauts his work done with neatnehg, durability,
nid in the latest fashionable wanner, and will en.
sure a gwd fit in all cases.
N. II. Churgcs moderate lo suit tho limes. All
kinds of country pi oduco token in exchange for
vvoik, ut market prices.
Hlooiudbtirg, Nov. 0, 1814. 29.
THE DEM0CHATIC UNION,
Semi-JVeekly during the Session of
the Legislature at TWO Ztt,
LARS!
The .Democratic Union will. osiipiidI. lo r.nh.
lisbed twice u week, during the coming session of
the Legislature, and we embrace un early occasion
lo commend it to Iho favor of tho reading public.
Neither pains or expense shall be nmied lo inmnii
to its columns additional zet-t und vigor. Amnio
and correct report of the proceedings of iho two
blanches, together with kkclches of ihedrhuiec, m.
all public and important questions, will be furnish-
eu, comieteiit stenographers having bren engaged
I'urlbut jnirposo. Tho iuctallolion of new ud.
ministrations, Stuto uud IS'utiouukand tho devrlnnp.
inent of the ineusurcri thev mav nrenoso in tin.
country, will lender tho coming winter one of un
usual public interivt. I'crfconsdcidrous of obtaining
nun and eaily iuielligcnco will alwnva find in ii,
Deiuocratic Union a "true und honctt cjirouicle."
To Allorneys, Judges, Justico cibo t'cace, and
public olhcers generally, it will bo Invaluable, us,
bo Union executes all the STATU 'ltIPTIJ0
and the LAWS of a public and general naluro arc.
published in it immediulety after their paisug 6,,n,l
ully three inonihs'tieforo inoiiiuleatcd in iwrui.liii t
form. ' '
To increase our facilities for the most mnn.ni
execution of all tho public printing, we are now
propelling our prcsteJ by ho aid of i'Ttiji a most
impoitant matter to tho legislative body.
A corns of able correspondents hnva lrn rm.
ployed ul Washington City, who will keep our
readers conlanllv onorUcd ofeonti; iransniriin. ut
llie teat of tho National Government,
TL'liMS,
Por Ihe whole year. J3 00
rnr inc fesoion only, (twice a wcrk,) s CO
Any perton sending us five subterlbrrk fur Ihe
1'n.ioii, accompanied by tin dollars, (.(mil rrrcivn
ropv gmlis for f t trouble, l'aynienls innv bo
tliiusiiillli il by mail, and Ihe i'otl Matins urn
lernilileil u irank l.illcrfccnutaing inoney for newt.
per eunscripiioiis, viiurcss ;
(SAlf ti, M KlNLKJi VV Pp,