hsb assumed a new ajpeat. The crops and
A rVD 7r4TTT-,fT,TT!R.AlaIST 8,oc't flourished; fences and outbuildings
were pin in goou ortier. in rva or mrc"
Brandroth's
PICTURE OF HEALTH
Pills.
THE SATURDAY MUSEUM.
New and Improved Series.
USE OF SALT OR BRINE. I' Uy., It was seen by iho steward's "i aSaU
:o TEALTlschamcteti8cdln an individual by To ,ho Subscribers of the Philadelphia Sal
's iJ.the absence of all pain, suffering, or affection ur(J Mscum,
books that the farm was miking its way rrcisoof his
. ..I ... . . .( I T lm t!lfi unMtn.J mtni,i lltA iiktl rtf ftw
f ,v i f ,i. TCniwtitvn "UWftD 1MJ ,IC "OJ5 a " irrciflo oi ins lunruons wunoui any exception. i u.i.t.s.im s.niiavinu Uu m
Mr. J. A, -KcnriCKi Ot Hie wewiowu r . . i t. . ..!.:. -..:.( . v..n Itia., v,.,..,, ... tw. rtrt.t 0niiia t m., Proprietors. Kdilora and Hctzular contributora ol
Nt'irseries, near Bosloh, h the Magazino or . . times, an easy digestion, free evacuations, without h Saturday Museum that their paper is now ol-
lliirBoiica, K i . .. John. I link tlld farm dOCS VerV Well HOW. I, ' J.,,..., : ' . fcrcd to lis numerous subscribers, under such ul.
T 17.. ..'JT.; A ntl iIiIki Hint. Iinlll TO I ' Miwci.t m uviiiniw n lonivms in iini mni- - . , ,
tlOrtlCIHlUIC 1UI '"II "'" " l .:l A.n.. ..rain . unll ahnll Vin Ipnanl llu.fViiir l.mlr. on.l v.lthnilt li ,1 1 nr l.nrntnir ranfrCmcntS QS W DlaCfl It UCVOnd all riVBlSlUP 0-
cnly, all his p1ur.sh.tl been destroyed by as o io8d fajr,y at the pMsage, the fs l.o oftho wslyr l.hou Ar,;" b Weekly Nevrs .Certain
thO ClircUIIO, anil alter irjing vjihiik. .rw . ,,... i i.nn. ..nl1 wm , pnnhleil in i'i.i. I. .i"' .1 e adontcd In tho Museum, which It U now considered
, - i i 1 .w.m j v. - .. . 1 11 vil V WHICH IB Utlt UJIOH Elli Ul B J I UOUill Ul Ull I I ' r
timcnts, ho almost despaired ol finding an u i,ere The Duke rode off at lifclpronchins pain; quiet sleep without agitation o. expedient and more consistent with rooJ taste to
Mmti.-ihn 4iiinr heard aall rccomineiHi ... , . . itruobicsotnc urcami: no mno ot tnie or otner Dau c """r""""1" HU
11 t 11 31 1 u 1 1 iti 1 ii lUa i nu 111 a 11 Diuuu 111 uDiuii 1 1 k.i. i t. 1. ti.. . : . iiuviut.. urniinirn mum vn 1 tin run nnnrn. wmrii ni
cil,J.concludeil to make a Uiai 01 sail o, jg,lmc bnl a ha y feow ,0 wa, werj( BurneM or aisaSrceatjo rising or tho stomach; a the present condensed arrangement or the matter.
havinc-a nuantity at command. The yard . , , U10 steward ho fonod thai dean tongue; a aweetb.eath; n itching, pimples or tncrcwM tho amount of reading in ever numbci
" I J . , 1 , . on appllllg to the steward, IIO lOllDll II al ,poU 0 llle ,klll. 0 pilcs. no bulnB hcat upon nearly four co umns, equal in ho course or yeai
IU rn.rfiinrpil fin innnnt In llip r,.,.. r ,i, i,.i. .it. ,i,i, n. to two duodec mo volumes cftlucO hundicd liacch
1 ,au ..111 one hundred trees. In the f . ag j( gtood ,n j(3 eal,red condj. exposed to labor or other known catm no inter. h.
..,. 1 .fi ,niii two rnrds of meadow . . . , , . ruption to any natural evacuation, nor pam at their tuin wuscnango in 1110 m
spring I Had ahont two corus ui menu Oon; 1 will venture to any liotvcver, tliut the p-Jiodical return. pleasure or announcing also, a
mud, well saturate", win: lye, eveniy spr- )(,;o
arid'ipaded in. The yei.r .previous
in all its
the
Museum we have) the
ccncral improvement
departments, with additional ad-
iiamo qtianlity of dock mud was applied in
two..
.i...B..ir ..nd ilm Imnnla.i mnn nf llml Whprn ti elnln nf itin aVRfpm ilnpa tinl hnrmnti
u.,,. u0 ...v ..u,,r..a. ...a., w. - ,"- -. rePnle,l l tllU tn.linnl -
I iio wiui inu uuuvu uiciure oi uuaiiii, 11 it ui uici a- . ... ----- 4 " ;
rtrnlrc Imnnrhnrn thl a VUnst Un InU in enndintr 1 hCV BrC UriCflV CXUlbllCd UllUcr tllC fOlloWlUC
Ifnp n Anntitr nr in lltn lipn nf fnrtliati rnmiiilioa lnnUCatla
tho same way. About Itio IiMt 01 June 1 COMPARISON OF THE RESPECT' often thoresultorspeculationjinstcadof this course VIUUINJIL JIHTICLES.
nut nil a Inad of about five hogsheads In ad- miotwrcc nrt-nn-c nw viim ,e.?.,,0,.?, ""rtlN. 11 ..' u.'IjS " ,allen' The Museum Is sustained in its cditoral columns
J .. , ,,;,,;, 1T" w- jvnicnwuinoKieccivc, uui win at once resioie by ,1C lalents am) clpcrieuco or gcnllemen compe
ncaim to mo organ or pari mar requires 11. ,, cnr .r.! nf n,!.iiAi .u.i.in ti
All who wish to preservo their health, nil who ..inll.n ri!,ini n.rii,.n,i,i .l il in tirntl1i1I-o
r I...,. ... .ic.,.i i:r.. :... " .. . 1 r !-" 1 ........ j-.-j "
pruicDNiuus, MIHI.I.1..H. . ub.viiu ..it.. uiiii "- ol religious scctatlaliism will bo equally tscneVvcd
ll.IUUl.lllllt.llV.-3U. UIBUWU .UItlllllHl BUIIU V11UUI i( tJ O R I 0 I N A f P'tdMON
Irccourso to the iratnlrctli i Pills, when tho stato of
IVE BUSINESS DUTIES OF MAN
Dillon, pouring it from a large watering poi, WOMAN
I . r. . 1 ' - - -
about two -liommon stccu paiimus mi.
i j .i.-l If wa iivprlnnlr Irin Ipnrnpll
-.iron Bal.irnt nrf tllC W lOiO croUHO in II1B " "
..rri- nml n nowerful was tho application " w""" UBCUI'7 D",n
. ... . j ,,i, r..nnil iI.p portion of Iho mass of man; WO shall find rccourso to the Jrandrcth Pills, when tho state of It is hardly necessary to assure tho subscribers to
mat lllCre was UU n wci.u hlin .vtlrm rWa lint ImrmnnUn t!lli llm nlinvn nil-, llin Museum ihnt'lliia ilpnarlmpnl will l.n ricldu enn.
height of two inches during the season-ev nogrea, exe. ion o n. a men.a, P-" iu,c 0rh;Dnh7 ' plied.
,cry tree bore well, and many of them were " rcquireu to penorm mu common run u, i hosoxvho live in a country whcrecontagious or ORIGINAL SKETCHES, ESSAYS.&c.
-so completsly loaded with fruit, that I was ousincss uui.us as wm . 'uuoMcturoofUltli, and observe himself with par. "nJer theso t.tlcs the Museum will contain ihr
comndllcd to Stake them to prevent their ca" i " " - titular attention, m order to act accordingly. Tin
l I ... il.... H l,.lr.n . n o'lflfliml-Of In fnl.fl.in1 v I ..1 1 1 1 1. .1 i ....) ...1 (..ill P.l ! 1 1 . .. .1..rtA
breaking down.
Experiments in liaising Potatoes,
t Williams, of Argyle, Penc
scot county, Maino, took a small quantity
mention a baker, a tailor, a shoemaker, to wise and rightly directed will follow this advicc-
J'his is more I unw'bu arc lult to their own destruction.
AGENTS.
1 1 C lnl.ni la ca tiirirllw nrnnliaOfl ll
Mr.JSIisha AVilliams, of Argyle. Penob r
m,!! nnanlitv "e" Pd8B ,U,,B F ..n.,.
make good our assertion
especially the case, now that the division
that men
business
It . 1. - . . f . .. . .. f I ill In tpiflii.n
i 1 jt:.,iitn,l ,,!, nn HVl-S 111 l.lu iiiaiiuiatiuio ui .inm inning
01 poiaioes ,a5l ,,.,fi,-,v. ,. ... ,1B -n-,n.niinn nf which thev
taioe into four equal parts, planting the out b
Even when the
result of a number of men's labor is a com
tliA two r.rnirn nieces
bllUt III- -StKbU 1UU mix .... - . ,
,ii r m i.m mental faculty whatever,
snnaraie: and tho nroduco was from ine Out .
i
ends 40 lbs.; from thn seed ends73lbs.; &,
iftom the centre pieces together lOOlbs
showing the superiority of (ho centre .pieces
.by 4811)8. in tho quantity planted.
pi icatcd piece of machinery, many of the
men employed in constructing the different
Waihington Robert M'Kay.
Jerseytown L. & A. T. iisel.
Danville U. II. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawissa C. G. Urnbst.
liloomshurg J. It. Moycr.
Limestone Babbit & M'Nincli.
Uuckiiomil. G. Shoemaker.
l.Ime Ridge Andre & ililler
Berwick J W Stiles
May A, 18442.
pans may find the complete machine a riiiB subscriber havhm established a PAPER
great an enigma as if they had no share in JJ. MILL at MILL GROVE, near TJIoomsburgJ
contributions of the ablest wiitcra or our city
FOREIGN LIERATURE.
1 his general head embraces an endless variety of
selections Irom tho iicvicws and Magazines and oth
er Periodical publications or Europe. This ad
vantage the Museum boasts as peculiar, and or itsell
sullicient to secure its universal p ipularty.
NEWS.
This head will includo every species or mattei
propctiy belonging to a Newspaper,
COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MAT
TERS.
An experienced editor is employed exclusively
lor Hie collection and reporting or the Markets, Hie
revision or tho Rank Note and stock Tables, and
tlio regular correction or the pnee current.
AGRICULTURE.
As tho most important or all arts, a portion or the
CULTURE OF FLAX.
PRToULD respectfully Inform ll
citizens of Ulootnsburg, and it
vicinity, that ho still continues to entry nn
tho ahovo business, at his old established
4tand on the corner of Alain and East
urccts. Having received tlio LJi l h o
PIIILJIDKU'IIIJI and NEW YORK
FASHIONS, in connection with Scott Ai
Willson's Iliehly Improved patent for cut
ing garments in the most fashionable man
nor, warranted tn lit without any possibility
u failure, and feeling assured from his lane
experience in tlio business, that worK exe
cuted at his shop, will never bo complained
ol, ho hopes, by strict attention tn busincse
to receive a share of public patronage a
heretofore.
IC7-N. B. CASH, and all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE; only taken in
payment for work done, at the market nri
ces. (Jliargcs for work moderate to suit
Hie times.
Ulootnsburg, Nov. 3, 1843. 28
Now is ihe very nick of lime to Sub-
scribe, as, on the Glhof March,
1844, wilt commence the fourleenih
Volume of
The Family Newspaper,
TIIH PIILAICr.PHIA
SATURDAY COURIER
(pT0 NEW SUDSCRinERS(n:p)
Portl.e purpose of facilitatinc thcfomMliou or
ULUiis,or which any old subscriber officiating will iie
considered as one, we oiler tho following
IlKlllCCIIlCtlfS'"
Wanted,
NEAR HLOOMSBURG,
50 000 fcet Inch Pino Hoards.
5O-O0O feet Weather Hoards. .
100.000 Lap Shingles.
30.000 feet Pino and Hemlock Plank.
0,000 feet lineal Round Timber, from
10 to 14 inches in diameter.
And a quantity of Oak and Pino Timbe
for Mill-Right work.
pply to
JOSEPH PAXTON,
Picsident of the Bloomeburg Rail Road
Iron Company.
March 23, 1841. 48
ilio makinpofit We have been credibly 00'UIU1 counlyiWiicro no nnstno latest iMruovtn Museum win uo regularly devoted to tlio sutyce4. ol
. . ' .MAciiixEiiT, and having loUowcd tho business Iml Agriculture,
i iiiiuimuu, inn ncii in mo jjiuiuo.iuu. mvcniy years lie .-aconluent liecan lurnibli ascood MKiPPtlivv
1 1 .. nn .. t n n n .i Ant.- I naner flfl linv in (MP t .nunlrv nml nn no rmur.nnhlfil
vo arc sur uibuu uiai uui .a.,.n..a u ..u. wimcu uru uuscu uuoi. rnunuc, iv . -- --- v --- -- --- -v ; - Wo .. ..,. ,n pnmnrn iin.lpr vnrinn
utirn their attention more to tne cuiiivauon itie leading men wno are requireu to exeri ,;i, , ,,,, .,!i ,,' ia,.i,' other heads, tho suiiiccts winch will constitute dis-
..,r fl.v Tliia ; a nrnn.n.nltv raised, and I mupli intpllppliiot vnnr. Inol ihn mPil!npr..lconfctantlv on linnil Altnrnnv'a l!nnPnnl'a Cnn I tinguifclllng fcatUICS of tho MUSCUIU. SufTlte It to
1 I b . Ir.oiio. n. ...i w' : iiNnv that uotiiincr will be omilted necessary to nre-
I 1 .1 r.P..,f,lr.lll,i.1 T .1.. f. . T .. 1 ovuwi .....lliu, . I1I111IIU U1IU .VIUIIU1IIK U I I "... . . .
"Wlicn nruucriy iiiuiiukcu u ciy iuuuuvw.w unju,utrs oi inuau iiruiL-iiiiiuiiN olivc hi i-i.ii ai ...7 . r c .:.. 7 ... servo Us character as tho areatcst nd host
.1 I inii iou . u i aaau ui uluuui. JiUUKM w
one1 it is-somcwnai cxuauBiiiiK wncn hp preuucesnip, eei lino a ioe-iroi rouune uiiaiso, uianx uoni:, uxtra hound, l ull bound, and
aseed is permitted to come to full maturity, duly, do their work by the rules and tables 'lal( hounJ of all sizes and, assortment or writing
I J IhlinUK.VP. Ilplarpnilt In j.i innnn I in nW.fn.
-as is me general jifatinii. iii uiio wmn.j. i.ji wisur ut-aus, uuu uic iciiuiilu iu ll I'aper or Uooks, for Rags or Sizing.
'Hut we cannot expect to make our cake I itieit mental faculties much less than i THOMAS TRENCH.
-.vitbuut doufih, end when we get a large gonera'ly supposed. To be very successful '"'"grove; rebruary 20 1814 tl.
-crop of seed we get a full equivolent for the in any of the professions may require more
-flxhaustifti. When taised as it usually is urinness ol nerve, and more steady cor.
(in Ireland, where large crops are cultivated icentration ot intellect, loan to manage a
and pulled 'before the seed ripens so as tolfamily with propriety; but certainly the
recciUO a more Uelicaie uuie lor inu ueauprupcr mauagi-meni ui u luiiiny iiiicis uic
iqualities oflincn, it is not exhausting. Our presence and constant exercise of these
practice, owing to the coarser laorics we moniat lacuiues, a greater concentration oi
manufacture from it, is to secure both (lore which than usu al is occaiionaly required in
la I
nd seed, which, for our purpose, is un- the learned piolesstons. neither are there ed by D. Clark
doubtedlvtho most nrofitable. The seed is any rules or tables which can
J, DYER.
I ESPECTFUI.LY wc,vo copicsfor oncycar
inform. I.l. fr.r.n.U OBVCniCen COpiCS UO
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
ill mcrica.
To Jlgcnts and New Subscribers.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
to tako the Saturday Museum.
Une copy lor one vcar
Thrco copies for ono year, or one copy for
three years
Seven copies for ono year
S2
10
nml ihn travelling pulilin it.l 1 w. copies lor one year, and one copy or
general, that he has taken! j "i
IliB nluivn HpIpI Ritiinln if, I utllio
the centre of the town ol v ,v, ,C0P'CS' nn0 two C0I'"'a 01 J'y L
nninwiun.f !nli,mi.in pp,, dy s Rook or Gialiam's Magazino
tv Pa. and fbrmclv occuni i 1,0 moncy must always be sent in advanco free
.Whprnlin ivilt l,n linnnwtn ...nil P' P"StagC,
matnriallv upon thoso who will favor him with their custom. . S. "'' lv.ou.a" a year ii auvance j nice
iTho (i .....i ...,.i. ...i .... nl dollars U not nam ti l tho end oi tho vcar.
. , , i n .. .1. f r .1...:.. I ..w.i uuu wiiiiuuuiuun uuu Weill
one Ot the most.pcrnaps ueciueuiy me mosi assist woman in mu ponuriiiairju oi uuuo ' IfuTniKhod ihrouchout. and no pains wUl be snared l'KPJiM I U AIS
nulricious that can be given to stock, when the features of which are so various and to render general satisfaction. j o any person sending two dollars in advance,
b . 1 .... . Ir-ollia tnldn will fitmialiml wiiU fl.A I.At .1.1 we will semi lli Miit-em for nni ve.ir nml nnn nl llir
a I.-.I : ...n.n. -fn .i.fi; I a h i ft i n ft p-irtli tvnmnn mtlol nap hpr nwiil mu wo. inc.
ooncu or aiiaucu in him i " ' b' " Unirv can afford. Inewnovcls.
cicnt time. As an article of commerce it 11 judgment her own case, and continually His Bar is well stored with the best of liquors. For Five dollais three copies and one or the new
I . . ... . I l.-..nll. ..l.i:.... I. 1 I .1.. . ,.f 1 I nAl,fl a
.. ...1 .H 1, nn. lm ....n.ltirtt tn its flh.nmnn nlioona I Avtuuilt nllllllluc IS UUUCUCU 1(1 II1U estnnllfsll. I uu.vto.
OUlie 30 Ollieci 10 raiso, WUCll .miicu """I " 1 ...u6...6 ,-i.u. - . ,. ..." l-W (en dnllnra even r.inioa nn.l rill.Pr ,.f .1..
- t , ,. i It . . . I tl l .1. it i . I 1 ",,v wv.w.H uu vK.4iu .i iiuouvio uiu am uP - - i w. -
rv to use manure plentifully lo keen it in power of mental endurance, that capability Cattawissa, fliay 18, 1S-13 3,
t I' ... .. .
A Valuable Property
For Sale.
The buiiscinr.n offehs to sell his
Valuable
FAMM
AND
IMIIili PROPERTY.
T PRIVATE SALE, situated in Greenwood
towuship, Columbia County, Pa., upon tin
roii. leadinc Trom Rhocrsbar2 to Jerccytow i, about
wo miles from Rhocrsburg, and ten from Li looms.
burg, containing
115 Acres;
most of which is improved, and upon which are
erected a
TWO STORY 13RICK
c t
il
'LIS? TTrtT2-Tr a o T)r. nn PPPT'
'IO i- 1 L iUlU I
A SAW MILL
AND
proper condition. of long-continued intellectual labor, which
But one of the great advantages lo be de is required lor tho successlul pursuit ol
rived from this crop, is the employment those occupations which must ever lorm the
-which getting it out gives to the men and great staple of man's employments. II
'boys, and to the women and children in these thinks are acknowledged and borne in rj0ye3 William
rsninniniz and weaving in winter, when thev mind, we Hope lo carry our readers along Dunn George
i .... . . . . . i . i . 1 1- , i
have little else lo do. and for the want ol with us in the opinion that the domestic t'oteroii wicnaei
liist of Letters
REMAINING in the Post Offlco at Cattawis-
for tlio quarter ending March, 31, 1844.
new novels,
For twenty dollars sixteen copies and two new
I novels,
Dowrs Conatd
Lionno Milton
.17unroo Isaac
Paxton Joseph 5
Poier Thomas
Pursel Lusanna .
ReilK John
Raver Elizabeth
r i.
...l.I.l. .1 . . r 11.. I.ll I, I. llin. nC ,1m mo.n nf ...nmpn nra mnpp nn.l"uKer JOSOpil
W...u.i, u.uy uru .uu ireq.it-uuy iu.C or aomc- - . - - m-.j.. VaBir,nrrl(in liittnr nvis 2
I . I 1 P .Inrnlla nml rminirn minn nsmilas mania av I ... " . .
tiling worsu. as a iiiuaua ui improvement n-ijunu gma.ui uivn... l"vIurhes E Ills It iter In in
tind preservanon of industrious and econom-ertion than duties connected with business Johnson John Schuk George
ical habits..it is of creat value indenendent of tho mass of men. Mrs. Hugo Reid s Kitchen Ebenezer 2 Shellhart John
w I ... 1 ir . n . t,r . i
of its nrofits as a -field rmn. Ahoni 400 Plea for Woman- tviinse reier yvcrnizoyrus
( - Cimiial I,.!,.,
1 C A linLlI f 1 I aassiiiMi I I Jd U U II liU 0 nuu M UllUvli) JUIMI
iuiiuua ui-iiiiA uuu & uuellcis oi scvu is ul . ,. Ahm Wilnn Rmilinn
much Hcyunt iu u uvy. Jo,m WarJ Joh)
Ozias Linley, Sheridan's brother in law, I, Wills Levi Zagar Alfred
was subjected lo fits of abstraction. In Wwtdichael Allrod Aarr Henjamin
simplicity of character, as well as in ab
fair crop from an acre. The. flax is worth
8 lo 10 cents per lb. in tho market; the seed
31 40 to SI .CO per bushel
The Duke of Portland. sence of mind, ho was another parson Ad
Ono of his tenants, a small farmer, wes arns- A" lie was ono mofning selling oui
Tatlinfrvoarafier year, into arrears for rent. on horseback for his curacy a few mile
Chair Manufactory,
i riu. suuscnuer continues to carry on
tho
CHAIR ilf AN U FA C TO RING
business at the old stand of 0- & S- Hagen
buch, whero he will bo ready at all timet-
ho lurnish raney & Windsor Chairs, Set
tecs, Huston Rocking Chairs &c, of even
description, which may bo called for,
short notice and on the most rcasonablt
terms. He will also executo House, Sign &
lUrnamental 1'ainting, and llouso Tapering
in a superior manner,
irom his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing tho various
articles of his lino, ho flatters himself tha
he shall be able to furnish as good work
Persons callintr lor letters in the above list wil and upon as reasonable terms as can bi
pleaso say they aro advertised. done in the country, all of which lie will
C. A I) ROB ST, P. Ms
OF LETTERS.
I dispose of for
PRODUCE
N. B- Orders from
CASH or COUNTRY
bf
T 1CT
uui.m, N. R. Orders from n distant uill
Kb.MAWUNU in the Post Ullice, at strictly ar.d punctually nttended to-
1$. UAGENUUCII
The Duker-odo to the farm, saw that it was distant fiom Norwich, his horso throw ofi Orangovillo, tho quaiter ending yiarch, 31,
rapidly deterioatiug -and tho man, who was oneo1 1,18 8Iloe8, " 'a"y wno onserveu me 1841.
experienepd and industrious, totally unable accident, thought it might impede Mr. Lin James Anthony
10 manage it frnm.povsrly. In fact.atl that leJ' 8 journey, and seeing he was quite un aamuei oga
C -. i .i.-Irnnsridlia nf il. nnlilnlv rnminilpil liim llim I ' OmpSOtl Ullloy
UD u,. .v , ,n ouuug.i ,o pay --- - - i " Andrew Emmons
arreatf. Jonn,' said the uuko, when tho U,,D Ul '" "U'BU 0 0"UCB "au J,,s tu"1B laeob Good
'farmer came to meet him as he -rode up to ''''hank you, madam,' replied Linley; will Jonas Hayman
the farm house. want m Innft over the yJ hen, have the goodness lo put it on Robl. Lockhart
r...m o iinin- Ac ii.p., .p. .1 . !-. for ma 1' Rev. John Loder
. ,.. , - 1 1. . .i . .1
uy, a,u ,,e, every n.ing is in a very oaa a Gentleman nnnn heinr, ,V tvliPlliPr Samuel Richart
. ttn frnid tunnl nn can itmt n.. ' It i. I i .
fc . :. . ' -,o was seriously injured when a steamboat
i irnucn xv Miin
irtiinauil
Jonas Kissncr
J. C. Hughes
Luther Gorman
Wilarnina Everhart
Simuol Henry
Jacob J. Klino
Reuben Parrish
Elizabeth M'Cord
J. Patks
Abram Robbins 2
A. Vallorchamp 2
Isaac Devoid
Bloomsburg, Dec 30, 1843.
tinder it. All your stock and crops wont Luj
.nav'tne retil'in arrear. l -vill inll wlioi.l .
I ll H wnq nn liapd In hplnnr lilnwn nn hi. IkmI r nn;nn. r... t.nA.. In .l.n nr, ft YrTlnxr
Hint labn IriR.furm inln m " ' "J ",r ioii.uiii,aiiii,e iui louiin mi ,.iu uuuvc AiVVlHI"
J ' " wifn. Ihnl rrvprn Blpnm limt nn .tlsni imnnl lot will iilnasn av llifiV iirn nilvprlispil
handtrjou chell'look ftsr iffor mo, and I jm( 1 E. LAZARUS, P. AI,
rtjvill nnv vnti vnnr tvarTpn' Orpnupn , l.n. a I I
Y-i i i ft -' .-u ...-. r..r.r.
was no aavirif nav-the .nnnr man lxtwud Tim ilnrr U tl. r.nlu Kr..i animal iIimi! ivcyvo,
j j j- ' -- - ' " W Vlll UIMIIIXI tll
assent. Presently there ame a reinforce-dreams, and he and the elenhant aro the
lpr p vnlmtpfl . la s-iiil Innavn ri.ntlol lli.ll.
I inll i,.i.i . 1 ' --itjaraii Ainan
wi filial i. . i i. a. ... ...
i . t . I, i r . "w " wi-ni uiwwii u i u; siipi 1 UfBUlia VJrtlllllL! Uf lUUt'in III
Of course there
oor man bowed
ame a reinforce-
snont of stock, then loads of mauure ; at the only quadrupeds that understand looks
n.p.r.r limp, cflf-i' nnrl mnnH rrnm if.. nl..i I '.r I. .l.nLm I. .1... I .. : I ,1... l.n
'"" - "u.iu. wu,. .u B.uj.unu, ,u,u u.7 miuudi mm, uD. . ofl)0.rd, on Kl.huin creek nfalmut 5.000 fePl
- C T T 1 I . . t f ls f . . I . .
lutiuns lor rupaiiing gates anu uuiiuingi.- psiues man, leois sorrow, Hie uog tne only one lot or boards at C: Ashc'a mill, or about 5.0UO
The Duke. rode over frequently. The man quadruped that has been broucht to speak- cet ?no fannine '"'"i one cuttingbox, one plough,
Wil.M'KCLVV.
Mey 2, 18U-2,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ of alias vond. expona
to me directed will be exposed lo public sal
on the premises, on Saturday the 8th ol
June, at one o clock P.M.
A certain lot of ground situate in
Orangevillc, Orange township, Columbia county
adjoining a lot or Emanuel Lazarus, Charles Mc
Phcrson, and fronting on Main street of said town
whereon is erected a largo three story frame
HOUSE,
a well of water at tho door, with n pump. Also
upon ono other lot of ground situate in Orangovill.
IS hereby given, that I have purchakrd at consla. aujoining a 101 oi yr. ueorgo vv . i.u.i, a
ble sale, us the property or John Karns, tho fob lot now owned by Bunon Kaso, Lite ll illiam lox
lowing atticlcs.and have left tha same in his p. and fronting on Main strt el of said town, whereon
session during my pleasure:-ono yoke of oxen ono ' erected a Cabinet Mokcr shop, ono largo frame
parted himself, and seemed quite relieved Leibnitz hears witness to a hound in Saxony
it.-oia'a load of care by Uie change. Thing that could ajieik distinctly 30 word?,
Ham nr Stable with the annuitcnances,
Seized taken in execution, and to bo sold us the
property of Gco-go Heiple.
IRAM DERR, Sheriff.
SmnurF s Orncii, Danville,
May 18, 1041.
mm
ft
With the Ini'ficst Subscriptiou likt
in tiiu World!
id
15
so
10
10
10
Clover Will.
and other out buildings. Tliore are also on tin
land
TJf'O VERY GOOD
APPLE ORCHARDS
op
F7RS T m TE Fli UIT.
The land is in a good stale of cultivation, and that
which remains uncleared is covered with good tim
ber. He considers it unnecessary to give any (ur
thcr desciiplion, as all who wish to purchase will
view lor themselves, it will bo wild on rcasonal
terms, and possession given on the first or Aptil.
WII.I.IAM liUMUiV.
Greenwood, January 5,1841. Um37
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Bloomsburg, Nov. a, 1843. ly 28
1.1st ofliUltcrB
REMAINING in the PostOflico at Dloomsbttrj
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John Hutchison Joseph Aurry
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COALc
COARSE AND NUT COAL,
Ul a sur
luporitfr' quality (or Sale by
GEORGE WEAVER"