"rnnni withou;- itui '
mitviiv.iv, .?.!' is, tbii.
.9. Senator. The, Connectlcul
Ioijjc of RcpresenlftUrca on Thursday,
nadc choice of Jdbi z Huntington, as U
3. Scnator,lor six years from ihc t h of
March ncx. Hon. Cliaunccy F. Clev(
Und received the support ot tho demo
:rnlic member,
for president,
Tho Nominee of tlio Democratic National
Convention,
TOR GOVKKNOIt,
HENRY A. 3IUIILENBEUG
Canal Commissioner.
JOSHUA IIAIITSIIOIIXE.
PRESIDENTIAL 'ii LECTORS'
Wilson McUanoi.i:s, ? , . ,
As a Dihock, S Senatorial
Hi;rnnsr,NTATivt:
1 Gcnrao V. Lrhlnali
" L'hriditiu Kficas
II Wni. ll.S-n.illi
A John Hill (Phil.)
fi Samuel 1L Leech
( Hamiicl Camp,
7 .lofwofriharpa
8 N. W. Snnipto
0 Wm. Hoindcnrich
10 iJoiirad .Sli imcr
1 1 Stephen Uatdy
12 Jonfih Urcwstcr
1:1 George Sr.hn.iblo
14 A'ulliniilel II. KlJicil
15 M.N. Irvine
10 James Woildbwii
17 Hugh Montgomery
1$ Isaac Ankeny
HI .lolin Mnihetvs
20 Wm. Patterson
21 Andrew lturko
22 John M'Ciill
2U Oliiisilau Myers
24 'iobcrtOrr
ICTA Eiertiocs.itsc ftfieeJitsf;
will be held nt iwillvillc, on Saiurdaj
next, May 18, nl 12 o'clock in the niter-
noon. Several addresses may be ex
peeled. (TTho ncxl Mated meeting of the
ORA AGEVILLIS AND R1IOERS
IJU11G HICKORY CLUlLwill be held
al Orangcvillc, on Saturday, the 1st day
of June, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
BLANKS! ! BLANKS ! !
CCT-JiiMics Blank EXECUTIONS ant!
SUMMONS just printed and fur sale at
tins Office
CfWo this week ddvolea 'arge. pt r
lion of the inside of our papcr,lo the
able and interesting addres, lo his con
Miiucnts, of Daniel Snyder, Eq. oui
late Representative, in (ho Siale Legi.
Inlure. Il depicts, in plowing colors,
tho scenes that bavo been enacted al
Ilarrishnrg by l lie opponents of Remo
val to defeat that fivorile measuic of a
large niajoiily of the people of Colum
bia county, and gives a faithful history
of his own acts in its favor. Daniel
Snyder has faithfully, bonestly an d de
votedly served his constituents for the
last four years, and had it not been foi
the treachery of Senalor IIeadley,would
have procured the triumphant passagt
of the Removal hill through the Senate,
as he has thticc through tho House of
Keprcscnlatives. And in retiring fiom
public life he cairics with him, not only
ihc consciousness of having done his du
ty as a Representative of the county oi
Columbia, but the gratitude of the people.
ftyi-nst week we gave an account of
the two first daygof the disgraceful liol
in Philadelphia, Monday and Tuesday,
On Wednesday, the riot con'irued
with increased fury, though no lives
were lost on that day, but an immense
amount of properly was destroyed. A
large number of dwelling houses and
other buildings weio lurnt anil destroy
ed, besides the Catholic Churches of Si.
Augustine, and Si. Michael, and the
Sister's of, Charily Seminary. Whole
loss of pioperly estimated at not ott
than Iwo hundred and fifty thousand
'dollars. On Wednesday the Militar)
of the city were called ou', and a com
pany from Ilanisburg, and one from
Lancaster city arrived. The city ws
declared under Martial Law, and the
Military guarded every avenue through
out the disturbed district until Monday
last, though no further disturbance oc
curred alter Wednesday, and at the la
test dates all was again peace and quiet,
nest;; the military having been discharg
ed. During the tint, seven person?
were known to he killed and six bad)
wounded, in addition lo some 15 or 20
slightly wounded.
J'olcsfar President. The follow
ing is a Matcinenl of the votes givon a'
i.MlTnrpnt limn for primtifhitnn fnr il,
Presidency."
168 Adams, 507,113 Jackson, 7111,000
1832 II. Olay, S38.G01 Jackson, 707,107
Harrison")
1830 ll'liilu C 730,730 Vun Duron 713,140
Welister J)
1810 Harrison 1,202,703. Yalillurcn 1,120,137
Jl Strange Request. A gentleman
who visited and conversed fieely with
Hal!, the murderer of Mrs. Bacon, ii
the Middletown (Conn .) j.ill,a few day
since, informs the Haitfoid Times, thai
ho declares It lo be his intention to pe
tition the Legislature for the privilege
of being hung in puLlic. He docs noi
like the idea of being put out of exist
ence in a back yard, away fiom his fel
low beings, save pcihapsa surgeon and
dierllT. He says thai ho prefir.s lo In
executed, rather than to have his pun
ithincnt commuted to impi imminent fur
life, and intiniatrs that he shall lemun-
liato ngtiust any petition of his i'riciiclh
lor commutation of punishment. Hal
is a man' who is said lo be naturally in
lolligenl, but without any edu.-atioi
whatever, being unable to read.
The Schuylkill counly papers of Sal
unlay contain n card from I'. W.
lluisims, Eq., announcing lo his con
stituents) ihnl he has transmitted to lh
Speaker of ihc Senate his resignation a
i member of that body. Mr. II. wa
elcctod laal fall, and had yel two yens
o seive. An extraordinary nrcss of
private engagement is assigned 33 the
reason of ihc resignation
Congress will probably adjourn on
'lie 17th of June, ihe Homo having
passed a resolution to that effjcl.
General Jackson ha? recently written
mother letter in favor of Ihe Annexation
of Texas, declaring hid belief th.it il
must lake place, "peaceably if we can.
forcibly if we must ,;
Virninia has gone Whig, by a major
ily of Iwo on join t ballot.
The Whigs are beginning lo paint
cinica'iip's, as tisinl. We hear it said
hat a new cut is soon lo bo issued, giv.
ing Mr. CI ty Iwo faces, one smiling
vciy tariff-wiso towards tho North, the
other crinninn free trade to the
South.
MARRIED On the 12'h insl.by'lh.
Rev, William J. Eyer, Mr. Thomas
Uomhov. il IJIoomsburg.io Mus Cath-
aiiine Jam: Akmstuonq, of Madi-
von.
On the same day, bv tho mm", Mr.
CiiuisTonr 13uoi.uv, to Miss Maiioa
iiet Ron:NiJEitr.i:it, boih of SchuylUill
Haven, achuylkill county.
SSfftDfiilB'a'o
DIED On 1 he 1 3th insl, Magdale
a, wife ol John Shuman, in tho 2Sih
year of. hur age.
In Hemlock, on Vednesday last, Mrs.
Hahhaha, wife of Mr. Alexander Roai
igcd 30.
COMMUNIOATCU.
On the lllh insl. in Catlawissa, IIkn
uy Ekwinl", in the 03d year of Ins agf.
In his car ly youth he iulisud in the reg
ular arm of the Revolution, and iuugh
inder Washington in ihc evermemoiu-
lie batlles of Uiand) w ine, Trunlon and
Monmou h.Afurthu close of tho war,hc
-leltled in this counly, which then com
poiied a part of Northumberland, and
ivcd happy in the bosom of his fnnily
till the (lnu of his earthly career. lit
was a patriot indeed, and warmly at
tached lo the political institutions of lii
counlry. In his latter yeais he was ve
ry feeblo and cxpeiicured severe badil)
afilictions; but hecnduicd (hem all will
out a murmur, and, although he wus
fully awato, that ho was fast hasleuiii).
o Ihe grave, still he had no fearor tin
truths of the Gospel sustained him in
his trying seasons,and gave him hope ol
i blissful immortality beyond ihe bounds
of lime. On the 13th his mortal re
mains weio conveyed, followed by n
large concourse of iclaiivcs and fiiends.
lo' the Lutheran burying ground, ol
which church he was for many years u
consistent and.efikicnt member.
THIS
HloOMsuuiio, May 11, IS 11.
Wheal,
Rye,
Corn,
Cloversecd, - . C
Flaxseed, - ,. 1
Butler,
Oats, i
Tallow,
Lnd .
Dried Apples, :'" 1
While yeaus 1
Beeswax,
SllERH-F'S SALE.
BY virlun of a writ of alias vend, exponas
lo mn directed will he exposed to public sale
on the prrrniiis, on Saturday the BU 0'
June, at one o'clock P.M.
A Certain lol of ground siluale in
40. Ornnacville, Orange townshii, (Joluinlih county
00 ndjoinliig n lot ni i;rninncl l.aznrui, unarloA Aid.
rncrijon, nun ironun on .muiii sucei 01 mm town,
whereon Is erected 1 larijo threo story frmno
8.r,
51)
G
10
8
ofj
00
HO
AN AI'PKBNTiCB
TO the 'ItlM'INr WHSINKSS U wnntcilim-
mediately nt thUOIIiro. A wnarl netivn lnd, 1 6 or
ll ventHut aeo will receic good I'licourngciiii'iil.
AprilSJ, 1811.
n welt of water at tho door, with a pump. Alto,
upon onn other lol of cro'ind Bltunlo in Ornnaeville
afonm.iiil, iidjotninif 11 lot of Dr. (Icorgo W. l.oll, n
lol now owned hy atmon Kim, lito 1V1II1.1111 1' o.
mid fronting on Main strict of Kuiil town, whereon
U erected a (Jabinet Maker shop, nun lnrgo frame
nam or cuniio wiui tlioAppurtenunefwi.
Hoiml laUcn 111 oxfenlloli, una to bo fold a? tho
properly of lieo-go Seiplo. '
HUM Dl'lUlv, .Sheriff.
Sirnnirr'n Ornn:, Doiiville, ?
May 18, 1811. S
NOTICE
S herrhy uiven to nil concrrncd. thntlhnvn pur-
elwH"il at UoriRliihln mile, Iho tiiopeciy of
inniiH V11IU, the Villowins iroperly, ninl have lull
die K line in liU pow hs'uhi diirinpr. my ptennure, nnd
forbid any person inking it from him, either by pur
chnso or otlierwito without my consent, viz:
One grey mate; ono brown hone; ono two horse
wngmi; twelve nrrea of lije in" the grouod, nnd halt
nt live acres new ground whe-.it.
JOHN HOMSON.
May 18, 18-111.
TAvmiy
mm
HOUSE,
NOTICE.
rfpilIO.SR ror?oo! having dnm.indu ngnlnt the
H lommonweellli, lor l.ilnir iicrtornied. or 111.1
leijnlj fiirnixliixl, for tho repairs ni'lhc
NORTH BIMNCI1 G.IN.VL.
prior to tho Uth day of January, 1H1I, who have
not handed to subscriber nu iiecuiinl of the wmiD,
ire rcipjeslwl to do mi nt tho emheit iowiblo mo.
inent, in order that they may bo nut in form for Ret-
tlcinont, nu oon iih tho AiiuU iipproprlaled for the
payment ul old ilcbM enu ho oblained.
Tlioe living at a didanco uro requested to for.
ward by mail or otherwise.
W. K. MAF1T.T, Supcrior.
Wilkesburre, May 3, IBM.
On Tnontiny, tho Mth inst., upon iho loerinlh.be
tween iho Lock kept by me, und the Lock kepi b)
air. ijuiuk, n
A CALFSKIN I'OCKHT BOOK,
containing a TWO JOM.Alt nwd n ON12 )OI.
f.AK HANK BH.li; n Due Bill against Samuel
Harmiu for filleen dollnrf; ilso, I think, a ftnte
igaimt Win McKelvy Co. for Hiilv-diuo iIoILub,
und ticvcrjt oilier paper. of no consequence to any
one but the owner. G. A..U. in written inside the
pocket book with 11 lead pencil. If tho finder wilt
letiirn il In the subscriber, or leavn it at tho nlliec
nf the fJolumnia Democrat, ho shall be liberally re
warded. JUSUl'll 1,11,1,1; V
May 17, 1811.
f
TTIiUO,OSAI,.S' will bo received by the Comini
sionera of Oolumliia county, at tlio house V
John M. Uitck.ilcvv.iii I ishimj creik to.vnthip, on
Tuesday the th day of June next,
between the. bourn of 10 A. M. and U 1'. M. of said
.lay, for building a bridge over J'ilio Creek, linn
lohu Al. Iluckalew s, 111 i-ai.d tuwiishin, of the fol
lowing descriiilion:
.Stone abutment, 9 feet high from low watci
mark, 18 feet long up and down Ihe creek, C feci
thick at the top, and 8 feet nt tho bottom, tho wing
nulla to tic in leet long.
The Superstructure to be 11 Wooden Uiacc Uridgi
18 feet between Iho abiilmeiilH.
Al.bO It tho hoiiso of John Wanic'c , in Sit
Pleasant township, on
Wednesday the 57A day of June next,
between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. of aiil
'ay, for building a bridge over little Fishing creek,
near John WnniLk'a, in said t jwnship of ihe folb.w
iiijilebCliptioii: SStouo abutmentR, 12 feet high from low wain
nark, 20 feet long up and down the creek, 8 fei I
.hick at tho top, and 10 feet at tho botlom.tlie wiui
wall on tho north-cant side, to be 20 feel long, nun
on tho potith-wcht side 22 lect long.
The .S'uperislructuro to bo a Wooden Arclt 7Mdg
80 feet between tho abutments.
JJy order of the Commissioner.,
K.'Mr.NIJiVNlIAUi, Cl'k.
ClIMMISIIOXKIlS OlTICK, f
Uanville May 1-1, ISM. 5
NOTICE.
rnlll- Commissioners of C'oIuubiaVounty herein
H.givo notice, to nil concerned, that tho Itoan
ot liewsion (Absociatc Judges V llornniUaioners)
liave mado the following urraugemeiit lor holduiL
iho appeal. for tho respective township in said
bounty, viz ;
or Iho towiiMiip nt .Mahoning, on .Monday, tin
Cth day of Slay next, at tlio Counnissioncis' ollico,
Uanville.
For the township of Fiankliii, on Tuesday tin
7th, at Slciisch' school house in said tnwiibhip.
Fur tho lowiiblup ol Ualtawma, on Wednesday
t ehSih, nl trio Uoiinu ot nlacy aurgaruiu m
Cuttawissa.
For the townsiiip of Konrin? eirek, on Tliursda
iho 'Jlh.iit tlio ouso of AdaniH (!abln in said l)i.
For tho township nt iMillliu, on l ilday, the 10th
nt iho Ilimtc of John Keller, m said township.
f or tho township ol Uriercrccli.on onluidiiy, llu
lllli at the place of holding thupptiiu Elections in
the townsiiip.
For tho township ol Ulooin, on .Monday ,llie lath
at Iho llouso of I'oberl llageiibuih, hiKiiid Ip.
For (lie townsiiip of Monli ur, on J uenbiy, tin
Mill at the llotiro of Iiiiouard i,a7arus, in Knid tp.
For tho township of Hemlock, on Wednesday,
tlio I!iili nt tho JluU.se of John SIcKeyiioliIii, ii
said twonship.
For the township of Sit. I'Jeasaut, on 1 liuisda
iho IGth.at tho House Frederick Miller, in said Ip.
For tho township of Orange, on 1 inlay, the I7tn
at tlio IIou-c of fieorgo Seiple, in Orangeville. 1
For tho township ol Fishing creek, on fcuturc'ay,
iho lHth, at tho ouse of JJauiel Peeler in suid tp.
For the township of Kugarloaf, on Monday, the
30th, at tho Homo of Fzdiicl Jole.iu said ip.
For the township of Jaolison, on Juosday.the
21st, at the House of Joshua Savage, in said tp.
For the tuwiislnp ol lJrcenwood,ou ediiesuiiy.
tho 22d, at tho House ol Joseph JiCmon.ui said tp.
For tho township of Miidisou, on 1 liursilny, I no
J3th, ul the House of John Welliver, in said Ip.
For the township of Kerry, on Friday, the 2llh,
at Iho House ol Jacoli Kcidle, III said lownsiiip.
For tho township of Limeslone, on Saturday ,tliu;
25lh, at the place of holding election for Kiid tp.
For the towiniliipol J. ilicrly.ou .Monday ino .vu
it tho House of Hugh Slcl'.halh, in mid townsiiip
Foi tho township of Valley, on Tucbday the
iBtb.ut the House of John Sinus, in said tp.
jauoh uriiiuT r,
JOJ1N 15. EOAU,
SAAIUEL MKAKS.
Commissioiurs,
.litest,
U, Mi!.snr.NiiAi.r,. Clerk.
OoMMisuoNipts Ori'iqn, ?
FfiSIiT, BACOW, &C.
Tho Snhhci'ihcr.ls receiving nna for Halo
?,0 llEw. MAOKUItHI, Si SUA I),
20001foS, SAKJKED BACON,
ALSO,
. OENER.1L ASSORTMENT OI
Brandrolh's Pills
t'K Tt in: oi iiiAt ni.
MnM17larlianri. i ,e ! , nn in tjvi .,, In
lilfHlisi'iirc of -ill piiri, Mil) Jim;, r,r olli i Moil
il ui. paitofbH body; by toe Iree nnd rejuhr rx
rciKo of III fiinetloiiH Withuiil
I'hey coinit ill ImviiiK a Rood Bimclito at nxml
ilme, an easy digestion, free evaeuuliom, wilhoul
lioscr.e or cinlivenosw nt lew! once In evnru l.
ty-four hours, nnd without hoat.diyiioM, or burning
.i mu i'.iige, inu iree issue al till! water without
acrimony or liiirliunr. and without a rmbllsti .ll.
nnSht which ii nlwayiin sign of a prcaont or nnap.
prmehing pain; iptiet slp without agiialioii m
iruouiesntnc ilroainc, mi Instimfbi o or other I....1
lastoin tlio month upon lisiinrln tbn innriiiinr: m.
iiurniw ur nisagrci'iiwo rising ol Iho stoinitch; n
clean longue; a sweet bieath; no itching, pimplos or
Bi.-pii .ni urn sriii uopiii's: no luriunu? irnt nnon
any port of the body; no exaWtvo (hirst when un
exposed lo lalior or oilier known came; no inter.
riipumi io any natural evacuation, nor pain nt their
l'iiiiuiuiii reiiiru,
Where the slain of the system dooi not hnrnion
izn wiui uieubova picllirn ol health, i( U or llir
grentest iinporlaiice that no tlmu be lost in sending
for il dorlor. nr in the iwo of foolish teinndie. in
oflen the remillof pcoulalioii;iuti,,id of lliimiiniHi
loj..nWoof IJIIANlliiF.TIfS i'H.I.S be UnVn,
w Inch Wl not deceive, but will nt once resloie
Health to Iho organ or pari iti t icqt.iic il.
rt.l wlio w sli In pre.ervf Ihfir heallll, ell who
are ditiriniued lo defend tln-ir life anuinst Ibu mi.
eroiielunentsof dincase wliich might nnd them pre-
iijiun'i. in uiegruve, will, willioilt Hesitation, have
recourse lo the nilidiuth i'llls. whi n the stale of
tne syslnm does not liarinouue with tho aboro pie
tutn of health, '
Those who Ihi, in n country whore eonUnlnm nr
otlcrdi(oascs prevail, nhijuld oflen lliink of llii
iruo picture ot lieolil., nnd observe liimulf wilh rmr.
neul.ir nllenlMUi, in order In nrt eccotdiniily. Tho
"" "H'lii.l iiineicu "111 IOIIOW HUH nilvico -
Hie unwise ae lelt to their own duilruclion.
A G 15 N T S.
Wivh i ncton Uobert M'Kny.
Jerseylown I., it A. T. 7iscl.
Danville U. I!. lieynolds & i.Ut.
(:ittn;iKi C. O. Iirutnt,
lilonnisburg J. K. Moyer.
l.inielone Dnbbil it SFNinch.
Huckhorn 31, (5. Shnemaker.
l.imc liidge Andre & AMIIer
oiwick- J W itilos
May !, 18-14 2.
'i
LY G
&o. Sic- fur which lie will lake Git UN
I.UMllliR and PRODUCE "cnr-rally.
mattiikw Mcdowell.
Williauiobtirg, May 10, 1811.
SEW CASIE STOfSIS.
F1"I1E sulncrilier iuformj llie public that ho has
H taken the ISiore formerly occupied by George
oi.nur, mi iiiaui-sireer, Jioonisimrg, and li.ii
opened an extensile asssortmeiit of
Hvy Goods, Groceries
Qucensware and
Hardware,
comprising ohnost every arlicle usually kept in
a cour.try btore, which he oilers lor sale on the
not reison.iblo terms, for CASH or CUfiN
thy vnuuvvK.
ELIAS WERTiMAN.
DIoonisburg, Slay 11, 1811. 3tf,
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas
ii inu mreneii win ue exposed to iiubli
...I I . II ... IV .1.'
.jii3 .ii mo viniii i j un ( m uanviiie, on
S itunliy the 1st day of Juno at I o'clock
l AL
A .f. . , n , .
ncenain tract ot lanu Biitialo in
I.iincaionc lowiif,hin, Columbia rouniv, ad
joining lands of Stephen B:iilici,the hens ol
Henry Jiller, deceased, Joseph Bradly
lonn r. tierr nnu .lueoo bhiriz, contauiint!
seventy Iwo Acies and eiohiy two Perdu'
oral measure, be ihe same more or less-, on
which i eronii'd one Sioro UousV, one l.o
House, n frame bank Barn and out tiuilil
nigs, with an apple orchard and a spiing of
vvaier
Seized taken in exeeution, and io bo tolu
as ihe ptoperiy of John F. llower
ALSO
A certain lol of ground siluale in tin
ri .t. . .,
town oi lanvuic, .;oiuinuia counly, run
mining sixty leet in front and one hundred
ml fifty feet in depth, hounded by M
street in front, a lol of Alexander Wilson
on the south, a lol lieliiiiL'ing lo Brown Si
Ceailu'iirt uu the unrlh anil nn the w est U
n iilley, w brrton i.s erei ti il a Iwo nun
Ira in i: Dwelling House and other out build
inoa
.Seized laucu in execution, and lb lie Bold
s lite property ol Thoin.is Clark, adin'r. at
William Ulark. deceated.
I RAM DEMI, Sheriff.
Sirnnirr's Orrioi:, Danville, ?
May 10, 1811. 5
jJOTICT, is borel.y give.i In ihc Stockholders
q 111 tlie compnin lor erectini: a llridirn uvei
bo North Last iraiiih of tho river Susuuohiilm
'.ictwecn the town of Cutav.is,i and the mouth ol
rislnngcieck, that the Malingers liavo this dav de-
I'lared a dividend ol hcvciuvmncr Cmlnjifr Shun
for thel n?l sit month, (eiiual lo 0 per cuit. nei
annum) which will bo paid said sloikholders oi
ilieir legal representative, at the 7 roasurei's Ollici
on or ullcr the liith insl.
KZRA 8. HAYHt;i!ST, Tftamrrr.
Treasurer's Uliicc, Oatlawissa, April I, lbU.
KJEGSIHUENTAIi
OltDEIlS-
TIIH enrolled Militia icsidiim within lliebnuiu!
of the i 7th Heg'nnent, 1st Brigade 8lh liiiou, P.
SI. will assemble for parade as follows:
The first Battalion, will meet at Orangeville, on
lUdncsday the 22dof Slay 1113I, and tho Volun
teer companies ntluchcd thereto will meet m llm
same tune an 1 place.
Tho second Battalion, will meet nt' Cattawis-a
on Thursday the 23d day of Slay iust, m,d tho
Volunteer companies: nttt.ched thcicto, wiil meet at
Ihe b.imo lime and place.
71 HA SI I! KJ.I.1H?, Colonel.
April 27, ISM.
TIIH subscriber having eslablikhcd n 'APE It
SHI. I. at MH.l, OKOVU, near ifloomsbur,
r'olumbia county, where lie has the latest Impiiovhi
.M.iiiiixi.iiv, unit having followed Iho business I'm
twenty years be is confident he can furnish as good
paper as any in the Country and on as reasonable
lei ins to printers, Mm-huuts and l.awvers.or an
persons who may want the article. He plso,kccs
constantly on naiitl Attorney s (Jap, t ool s La
i.euer, writing, muting and Wrapping paper ol
all Kinds Also, an assortment of School ooks
Al-o, BUnk Book, Ktra bound. Full bound, anil
half bound of all turn and, iistortment of writing
books Arc. Ho is ready lo exchange tho aboie for
Taper or IJooks, tor llas ol sr.ing,
THOMAS TffENCII.
uVillgrovej February '20' 1811 if.
the mm-Dw nrsEtiM.
awl Lnjirovd Spiirs.
Vo die fSuL- ri'x rs n die Plnlailelnl, 1 . S:ii1
utday Museum.
It is Willi im'V'iimrd aliftrll,i il, ..... ,.r ,1...
lropiiet,.rs, lidnar. snd R,jiilr ontnbuiu.s of
Hie Miiiin-diiy Miisenni tbvt ih.ur t,n.r 1
ftrod loin mimorou'utjrhnv under such
ruiigwin iii. as will puru il beyond ll rival-,,p .
'ruing Auieniean Wcklv tin,,,... 1:... ...
feature. j th lypo,,, l,,tl;i ,', ;i,rorc ,',
u.ipinu in me misi-uiii, whi. li , , 1, , v ,otl..,.,,,l
s'lOilMit lid morn e.i s sWnt 1 ,n, t ();,iet.,
nlillidon. Tub Hii-tioHs int., l, I, 11,,.
liv.ib'J, ucanleil miieb vnln,.l,l 1. 1 .'.
the present coll Wed nrr-inui u.eui cf i,P ,.., ,
iiicremo) tbo Hmotint ol r- ul.n,. 1.1 tier riuii.lur
iienrly four columns, e,pi,,l 1,1 u ra . r
to twodiiolecimo yoluiims d tl,, i,, 1 ,iJrc-1 1,', 4
aacli. ' '
lUlh ihUehsntn in tbp
pleMlllo of uiinouiii-inii li. n oeiti-rl imm.,' . ,
ill nil ita iletwilmefiln. M, ..i,iii:.i .. .
Htilsge nxelusifPly irfset.tr,l litis ji.uin.d -
I hey uro btiofly exhibited under the f.iJ,ivi.
heads. "
ORIGINAL J1RTICL E S.
The Kiismiu I miMnlned in iu
hy the talents and oxporieiire of geiillmiicn e..n. , .
tent for every species of periodical wriling. 'I l
violeiiea ofktlitirn irtir..irwhip ami Ih pr. jn , ,1
of religious sectarianism witl li eijnly pscm-ncd.
OltlGlNAIi FICTION.
It is hsrdly neeewinrv lo assnro itu ..il..,:! , . 1,.
the nfUMunu thot this .Icpartment will lr richl 1
porn.
OKKMNAL SK13T.OI1ES, EiSAy.S.&e.
under tliCie t iles the Museum will mm,,!,, ii,
contributions oftbe ablest writer ofourcify.
I'OKEICN UEKATUHE.
'1 Ids genera! licnd embraces an endlau v.,.!, v ,,r
selei.tluini from tho Koviows nnd mngmiinc-, .n,,' ii..
er I'eriodical publicatioits of JJurope. 'flu n '.
vnlge Iho Museum bonsts is peculiar, und of u-. ,f
suRcieiit to secure its universal p ipularty.
NEWS.
This head will include everv snerta if i,ii',.
prftprily belonging toa Ncwspoisr,
COMMERCIAIi AND OTHER MAT
TERS.
An oxperienceil editor w cmnlniul nv,.!,:.,.,!..
fijr Iho eellei tfon and retiortlmr of ilm
revision of the Hank Male' and slock '1'ablcs, 'ui.J.
the icgulur correction of the price current.
AGRICULTURE.
As the most important of all arts. 3 nonion nfi'n
Museum will be rognliitly devoted to the subj' of
MISCELLANY.
Wo might proceo I lo emimeralo under varimi
ther heads, till! subiccls which will cnniiti,i.. .1 ..
liupuisbing fealmes of iho Hiiscum, Snfihc ill,.
ay lliat nothui( will l.e omitlil ueeessuiy lo pic
ere iu character as thu greatest and Ik-st
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
in inrriea. ,
To .1 gents and .Net Subscribers.
EXTRAORDINARY lDUCE.MEN I S-
to lake the Saturday Museum.
One copy for one vcar 0 ' 5.2
Threo copies for uiio y,ear, or 0110 copy-for
uireo years
Secn copies for ono year
Twelve copies for one year
nevcntcrn copies do
1 wo copies for ono year, nnd one cqpy of
Godej's Lady's UdBk, or Graham's Slag
117111(9
Five copies, and two copies of Godey's La
dy's Uook or (iiahoui's Slagiizitio
'J'ho money must always be soul in advance fr
ot postage.
'J'i.ii.ms Two dollara a year in advance Thin,
dollars if not paid till the end of the your.
I'Kli.MIUMH.
To any person sending; Iwo dollars in advance.
wcwill send tho MUscinfor one year and one ol Co
new novel.
For Five dollars three copies and one oftbe nc;v
uotcls.
For ten dollars seven copies and cither of tho
new- mneU.
For twenty dollars sixteen copies and two new
novels.
HI
IS
20
10
CO
LETTERS.
in the Post Office.
fjrVn subscriber roepcctfully informs his friend
H mid old customers, that ho haa lemovcd to
U iiliamshiirg, near SI, .U'Uowell s store, where he
conlinuos tho
in all its iirious branches, and pledges himself to
do work entrusted lo him, in tho best and iiealesl
manner, at moderate prices. Ho hopes for a ahnio
of public patronage.
JllSLil'H i;. FlfUUUliU'KH.
May -1, IBM a.
N. . All kinds of trade, such as lumber, grain,
c, taken in payment for work.
l)anvillc,Aptil 80,18-1 1.
TTBIIOPOSALS will bo immediately received by
J tbo siibscr'lior at tho store ol the llloniiisbuij'
Hail lioad Iron Company, for mining from
THREE I" FIVJE THOUSAND
Ions of Iron Oio, on the property owned by Fishor
&. Slorgun, lato a part of t bo Slclick I'uini, und de
livering the same at Kupytown.
CHAM KS 1!. PAXTON.
Dioomsburg, April 11, 1311,
LIST OF
noil i iitMf-,
niv.iiiiiiMiMi in tne fost cilice, ni
Ortingoville, the quailer ending Jarch, 31,
itf 1 1.
lainrs Arllinny Jonas Kissner
Siiinui l Bogait J. 0. Ilunhes
Luther Cinrinan
Wilainma Everhart
S-imiiel Henry
Jacob J. Kline
Tnuip'on Dillcy
Andrew Emmons
Jai'iih Ciiiiil
Jihiiis Hayinnn
Kohl. Loekhurl
Rev. John Lodir
Jonathan .Miller
Sauitiul Richart
John Buyer
Russell Wiiiio
Sarah A'uiaii
Persons call in,' for letters in llie above
isl will please eny ihey are ailveriised
E. LAZARUS, P. M.
Reuben Parrish
IChziibeih Al'Cord
J. IViks
A br ' in Bobbins '2
A. Vallrrehanip. 'J
Isaac Devoiit
tAst oi' FiCttcrs
RlLMAIMMi ill the Post Dlllr o nl f nll ii,.!..
sa for ihe ipaatter ending March, al, Inl-1.
Buwiti Couaid
Boone Milion
Bo vies William
Dunn Ceorire
Eeierolf ,1iehael
fiiij.'er Joseph
Harder Washington
Hughes Ellis
Johnson John
Kitchen Lbenczcr 2
Ivuiiso Peter
Laurcnro Suiniiel
Lilly Abroni
Milles John
Jills Levi
JA;lnliael Alfrvd
.1uiiroo Isi.ao
PiixioirJosi'ph fi
Poler Thomas
Pursel Lusuniia
Reiiz John
Raver Elizabeth
Riuer Davis 12
liiitei Joint
Sehuk (ieorgo
Shellhari John
Werntz Cyms
Wollover.lolin
Wilson Emilino
Watd John
Zaoar Alfied
Zrr Benjamin
Persons rulluig tor Ullnrs in the aloo Ii4
plwse pay ll.ey am ailvcrthrfd.
0". A BROBST, P. .M;
wil
BUSHELS OF
WHEAT
COKV) fr which the highest nria
will bu paid in CASH or COODti.'
E. II. BICCS.
February 17.
BER HIVES
THIS is ono of. the best coiulruiled Dee Hiven
ever invented. It is mi airuiiiHl, that yon cm
draw fn. m llie bees, honey at any scwon of tlio
ear,Hitbout any injury to them, "it alsoprcun's
ihe bees being injured hy the worms. Tho suumvi
ber is now prepared" to dispose of lowiislup t
single riglils in Iho following township, on tbn
iniiyt reasormhlo term. - Ulooin, IIemIucl.,Libeiiy
lell'erson, Sit. Pleanut, (ircuuwood, Orange,
Fishing creek, -"ugailoaf and Jacksou.
Ho also keeps them op hand, ready made, which
ho will sel cheap.
lie has iu his lice house, several swarm!; of bcei
in operation iu hivos of tbo abovo descriptions
which bo would invite the public to call ami ex
iiniue, for he belicves'tluit all who tin so, will ul
once tiLnowltilgo lliattney mo the bei hives ik iv
in utc. v
GE0KvJ14LLV.
llloomsliurg, April 13, loll,
NOTICE. ; '
S hereby piven, that I juto. purchased l cnp-ia.
Uloeale, as llie propsy oj Jiaui Harris, llu- !..!
lowing ui u. b s, ami mvo left the ssuitt in hi. i .
Kossioyduing my jtlonsure: one yoko, of o,in i no
lot of hoards on l'hshlnc cieolt of about f.OtO l i .
one lotot boaids ut C. Ashe's mill, (,1 nbuu1 I 0
ci t one fuaninz mill, one cuttinir box. one i :, i ,-.-
one llutiow, ou Msaw, und uup sled,
WJMM'KELVV.
May 2, 18-112..'
i ii. '7 "
-cr: 1
NOTICE.
THE co-partnership of Furry & hwr h .. -beuu
dissolved by iuutus.1 ensirt, it hoi-, u . i
necessHry that tho ucvouuUof tho concern ii. ni l
bo elosiHl Immediately. As (he subKriber l,di!m
book ol tlw firm iu his pivse(iUn audi autlioi..
cd In collect iho debts, ho requests all prisons in.
clcbleU to cell ami pay the douisods nguii.st' ilum
willmut dejsy.
WILLIAM FURRV.
Jilormiluiu, May t, 1811 s. .. .