J,,I V
i
m
"mum wiTiiocT rr.ijt
1
Iijm-Jrjiber ltiI'riti'fcir. ,s
V:iiiAT COHN Jtt E 'UUtK--Ai
V!n45AT,JTSVOOtf)';tiri!l.e re-
Jfl vlrtl for'rrebfs doVds fdf gujigcriptlpn.
' AUo a feV bushels' of J OTAI OES df
deliveied a.oon-. .
From those who have promised Lumber
inrh kjkI inch mil a quarter 'pine bbai'd
will be rerei vet) if delivered soon. "' V ' '
DEMOCRATIC";.
CELEBRATION.'.
AT BLOOMSBURG
'THE friends of POLK, DALLAS and 611 UNK
of CulumbU, and tlia adjoining c.uuntics,ire invited
to attend, Ht the hottso of Charles DoeLlcr, in
Uloomsburg, on
Thursday, December 5, 1844.
t Democratic Cclebralion.to commemorate the Iuto
glorious Victories achieved by the Democracy of
the Stato and Nation.
C-A DINNER will be provided, and the 'Great
Gun,' will be made to speak on tho occasion.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
November 28, 1811.
FRANKLIN LITERARY SOCIETY.
The mcmbors of this Association, and all others
wishing to become members, arc requested to meet
at the Athentoum in Market street, on this (Satur.
day, Nov. 30lh, evening) at half past six o'clock,
for the purpose of electing officers, and otherwiio
effecting a thorough ro-orgaiiiution of the Soci
ety. i..ri.- - R. VV, H'KAVER, Sec'y.
The official returns from all of the Stato of Ten
uescc nave not yci Men reccive.i.tntugh it is now
generally conceded ii nave gone lor ui.iv.liy about' , , .
" : . ..... , ..... land llnltiinnn'
luu-maionv. ii hum ni me ease, i'ii.k reeeivea
170 electoral votes, and Clay 105.
THE WEATHER.
The weather for the past week h:m been of a
continued freezing temperature, both nlghtand day
a;nl has made sudicicnt ice in, the North ifraiic.li
Cunal to close tho navigation for the season.
IOWA A NEW STATE.
A convention of delegates selected by the people
nf Iowa territory, to form a slate cotibtilution, have
performed that duty. The constitution will b
fubmillt'd to Uunijroas at the approaching session
an.l if the territory be adiiutlciMnto the Union
in n si. lie, the cmmitulioii wil be subinhted, to the
peoili' of ihn Slate of owa'ul'tluMr'tmvfi'.hip, i lec
ti.ins in April. The Coiistiliitron providcsth.it the
legislature fctijlt consist 'of '17 Senators ar.d 39 l!cp
recntativei. 'Corporations aro limited to 20 year,
unless re-chartere'd stoekltoMcifi individually li'j.
ble. No bank to be established unless the charter
bo Niibmitled to and approv ed by the .people.
We understand that the people of Iowa approve
the constitution w ill great unanimity, and that
there will scarcely be u show of opposition to it.
RUIN ! RUIN ! RUIN !
The Tedcral Ruin of the country commenced
when Thomas Jefferson wus first elected President.
'I'lin country then was not only to be ruined, hut all
the Uiblos were to be burned.! Jamcsi.Madison a
,.ga'uj iuined.l)yt.country,',acCoriJing -to Federal pic
iliction, and so did Andrew JacVso'n. The same
ruin is on every Federal tohguc, by "'tho election of
James K. Polk, 'and we suppot it always will be
to.with them, wheilfvcMhe Democrats succeed in
licir olections. Ruin indeed ! Carlisle Volun
teer. THE CmBSAND KjESllLT,
AS FAR AS HEARD FROM.
Polk
20
C'riy
Pennsylvania
fiew Ynr,i
Maryland
Ohio
South Carolina
. Virginia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Uland
New Ilamps.iire
rfonli Carolina
Michigan
Georgia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Delaware
Massachusetts,
Maino
Alabama
Mississippi -.
Missouri
. Arkansas '
Vermont
, .Louisiana
. Tennesbee
8
23
9
17'
7
0
4
11
10
12
a
12
3
12
9
0
0
7
3
0
13
,100
to a
170 -necessary
,18
choice
electora! votes
Mr. Warner, a watchmaker and jeweller
of London, has completed a working
model of a high pressure steam engine so
small that it stands on a. four penny, piece,
with ground to spare,
THE GREATiTOOT 1k(SE . .
' . ' . -i...' t.
a great loot raco n ami nw
Yoilc, on Tuesday,' "hlcl, it i, estima-
led that about 3f.00 peclalora were
present. Thn fir1 was for three
miles, $150 to Jrs, ? ,0 ,,,e seeond
winner. 7TlicYofyKn'g competitois came
L '.I.' . i!'.,n f onb.r.' vv. 5 t?,. '.',!
"Mtju; Amur""" .-yoiii . ii n, w.'tii
Edward Brown. David, .My.r.es.,,. Jackson-,,,
. . '.I , 'of c eel iin..l0.cast hls-vu e- or inw invoi
was Ho w nner, running the stbt-ee-.m Icsi01 '.c'tc,1' f ""T . ... .i
. !.... ,rr '- i n- , ite candulalo ; IB n pcriti challenged
in sixteen miuMlcs, fifieen. seconds Fowl t. -? ' ' ' ,, i iau wa(l unje'r.
second"
f.j.
5lThe'g'P'1''r th'e'"day,waf'Inbvv I
'flirt wAm Al9(lh 'fnr' a' raift tf
to
milp." S700 t'o the 'first. 'a 250 to the
secn.ii'di 'P third, 575 (o' the fourth,1
and 926 to llie.fifih.'- , is .:
The following showede forth ifoi ihe
ntCBit" Jnhli"' GUdefslefel the winner of
tho last Ten mile rce, a- Jew weeks .ago;
John Harlow, Tliomas .Grecrihalyh, fie
two pedestrains Tale from England; J. P.
i'aylot; .1 ihn Underbill: rliomas Jackson;
Thomas McCabe; J. L. T. tmith;Stecprock
the Indian. "
Bnrlow was the winner, coming in amid
vociferous cheering, followed by the lndisn,
Sineprock, Giecnhalgh, Gildersltve, and
McCabe, in 0 minutes 25 seconds, com
pleting the whole distance of ten mile in
51 minutes 21 seconds; the Indhn in 01.
43; Gildersleve in 55. 61. The great
est feat in pedestrainistn ever perform
ed. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrangements are in prioress, the Tri
tiune say, which bid fair io be entitcly
successful, fnr establishing a magnetic
Telegraph on the plan of Professor Morse,
and under his directions, between New
York and Hoston. It would no doubt be
g0, f00Wed bv the eslahlis hmnnt nf
,:,;, cnmrnui)jcal'lf)n bewp
New York
through Philadelphia, thn;
connecting all these and inleimediate pninu
with the seat of gnverment by thU almost
miraculous invention.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGES.
The period at which the Electoral Col
leges vole for President is the first Wednes
day in December, which, this year come
on the fourth nf thn month.
,1ore e eels nf the Election. We re
iret in Jparn from the Pittsburg Morning
Post, that since the election, the hem in
Duller county. Vj. have not slaid a sinule
"!U, while ihe Whig have positive infor
nation that they had intended to lay two
n every week day, and three on Sunday,
il Clay had been elected.
AN ENGLISH HULL.
An Epgliih paper says that on a tomb
stone in a churchyard near Coventry, n
actually inscribed the following epitaph
here lies the body of John Presion, who
was provost of this hamlet in the year 172-1
And here lielh the body of his grandson
John Thomas I'ifsjori, now Captain in the
54th .regime'ni.
A. remarkable casfefof 'pre'se n't tiMii occur
reo nea.r fUoyiesinvvn. ra., rjiety;
suhjget of"vhiet,wasj1-aii old man, 'named
Berriah HoldrenQi,. ears of age. On the
Saturday prefvio8,tphU deathj (i;s daiigh
tcr, wiln T olijef friends," paid a visit to tin
old. people;) found, them, in gWd'licalth, mid
liasscd.a'very agreeable -evdni'n'g "and moin-
incrr 'ire" old-' "tenlleinan yvas Sensible.
igteeahie, tftlkattve''and happy and parto'ok'
u'fa liearl'y beafa-si;, after, ,w;hiclJte observ
eu uowmy menus, mat is ine last meai
I shall ever cat ; I am about to die.' It
was in vain that his fiiends endeavored to
dissuade him from such an idea he the
more resolutely persisted In it, and said he
wa called and must obey; but while he yet
had breath and the power of speech, he
wished to give some instructions with re
spect to his worldly concents, his burial,
Ac. and immediately commenced. Some
few minutes after he closed his last direc
tions, he was struck down with a paralytic
stroke, and riever spoke more. Ho linger
ed, however, on tho brink of death, until
Monday morning, when he expired, widiout
a groan.
Falsification or Histonv. nv Mutilat
ing Hooks, j no rxew xoik uoservcr
ontains u communication by a committee
of tile Svnod of New York and New Jor
sey, charging the American Tract, Society
vvi.h a gross mutilation of some of the
books published under its authority, but
particularly of D'Aubigne's History of the
liefoi (nation.
James K. Polk was born on the 2d
if November, 1795, and isk riw'in his
fiftieth year tho youngest PreiiTdent
the country ever had.
Singular Effect of a Ctultnet -tf
the Polls. Tho Zancsville Ohio lO'cm
the. Polls,
- . . R
'1 ""'". 'n 1 electable rl....,.
,,,. ilim,lf ,ft . r!1f,,ip :n ,arr, ,'
Saturday morning. Some ycra jrp:t,
He and hid wife sepirMed, and )i.e lived
with his. children, he rr.l! tin- in
V.aH. H n beine a warm friend of Mr.
-- n . - .
npp ronclie.l lite pollen Hie d),
ilo(w!.,t'of .hjstnp.l ficifi'n where.-hip xvi.ft
rerji" ed.a ii d the. J) lUm a n ha,! I Jo. he .qua I
Hictl. rj)i9.pcciifetiqi:,. n i s.auj, so
irnii.nle"4 hi i'tv lhal. it: le.diowlfrnnement
aiirxJ(,)en-foirowl thu, sad .event now
rccorjtcJ. .'(!:. i '
Sizfof London The city of London,
which covers only 00 tquare tnilee, h'ac
mote inhabitants than Maine, New Ilamp
ahire, Vermont, Massachuseita and Rhode
Island, which' occupy 00,701 square
miles. . ,
d hegimt))fa.l Homily The Empcrrii,
Muli Mohammad, of Morocco, funned a
regiment of Ins own sous: It numbered
523 men a pretty respectable sized fami
ly.
The Coast of Africa, from Cnpn Mourn
to Palmus, which the American CoIoiiizh
tinu Society propose to purchase, abound
witli slave, truJine points, nt one of which
12,000 slaves have been traded for in out
yeai, ami another 10, DUO iluiing tlie sami
time.
none but the InlclUaent to vole
1 hero is a law in M-xico, uii.ictio
thai' no one shall be allowed to exeici?'
ihe nj;hl of suifi'iafce iifu-r the ear lb50.
idIlss he cau lead , and vune.
There is an early indicpiion on- politics:
1'lie military chieftain, General Scut!, lias
been nominated for President, mid Join
McLean lor Vice President, tiv i lie native
Vmericuns in some p. us; Mr. Webster in a
paper in Boston, and Gen. Cass out West
So, they are determined not to be out
lone in 'early movements.'
A gentleinan prHseiitiug a young lady li
bii mother, said;, .Madam, this Is AIihs l'.and
she in not so great -a tool as she looks t be
I here, madam, said the lady, lies tne
lilTerence between your son and myself. '
Ninety boats passed through the Susque
haiina and Tide Water Canal last week
and of ihete sixty Iwo'wei'e tdwed Iron
Havre de Grace to Philadelphia, tnd tvven
ly eight to Haltiiiisrc, 'I lie number
boats reluming and pasing up the canal
were, from Philadelphia fifty thiee, Haiti
more nineteen ,
The Gaphul in the Banks of the United
Sta'.es has been redured une hunilied Mid
.sight millions of dollars in four years, Thi
is one hundred millions of dollar.', however
arger than it was in 1830.
DEER HUNT.
A company of seven hunters; lately killed
in Oak tVbbe bah cnu'nty,; Miss, in the space
il oiie weejj; one hundted and five -deer
.)f these,' 09 were killed by -three' of' tlx
Ufil
hunters.
AWrAN'OF 'ALL WORK ,
A YanKee jn the .West,, sajs the Saw
vijle Gazette, advertises that ho will mend
cloriis. lecture' on ptirenotqgy, prcacn at
utimp. nieetlngs, milks cows at the halves
keep bar, Ic.clufe on temperance; and gc
clamming allow tide, He says, during hi
leisure, he will have up objections to weave
rock babies to .sleep or edit a newspa
per. . '
QUICK WORK.' '
The distance from Cincinnati to Pitts
burg, ovei 500 miles, was perf'jimed las
week in fifty three hours by the sieamei
Messenger.
Emigrants. About 1500 emigrants err
rived at New Orleans in two days las
week.
Preparations for Thanksgiving. Seven
ly thousand lbs. of poultry went over" the
Sloninplon Railroad, on Satunlay,4 for llir
noods folks of Boston; who are about to
have iheiphanksgiving. I f ihe Bostoniam
d nolgand pray, .tbfcy'. ce'riainly feast
with their prayers.
' '
New Custom House -Tho business ol
the (Philadelphia Custom Ilnuse is now,
transacted in the splendid marble building,1'
late the United Stales Bank! The'entiro ul
this edifice has been paintcd'.and fesleneu
up, tnedesks jettled, nrd life apartments nl
the officers furnished witlirjjat, liaiidsumc
and serviceable furniture
MR. POMC'ft CABINET. .
We see infinite speculations by the pa
mrs and letter writers relative to the or
aniztti.ni of the Cabinet,, says the Washing
ton Consliiuiioiiiaiid the course fikely to lie
pursued by .the in coming Administration.
I'his is; all graiitutotis.Hnd idle;-t is worse
than idle it mischievous. For, as fai
'it has, any influence; it Is l'o prejudge
tho'ennrse of action to be 'pursued, by Mr
L'olk in the selection of the Cibinel; and
in his administration of public affairs: with
out nt all knowing; as; indeed we' presume
no one nnv. Ins opinnns or purposes up
m thos-e subject, The whole of his consis
Icnf political life and unblemished chaiacier
'fTuril evidence, that lie will administer ili
Government according to theCnnsiittiiion &
the acknowledged ptinciples of the Demo
nrattc parly, lie is independent of all fac
tiens ana cliques, lie has no pledges to
redeem no promise to fulfil. Ho has the
glory, tho welfare, 'and the infelests of hit-
country beMre linn, and he will most
llcctuaiiy add to Ins fame, bv striving to
accomplish these ends, under' all the author
; . I I- .... . . .
izeu uir.ns oi tne unnstitnlion. As we
have said before, we doubr not that he will
make his Cabinet as 9lrong as any that
as preceded it. There is nothing to re
lrain him. No man was ever mote fulIU
possessed of the confidence of his pariy;and
lie has the wisdomt the firmness, and the
sagacity, to do ill that public expectation
mav demand of him. In one word, he w
it his duty.
It was the ILirrisburg Intelligcucer.
ibid (lav paper, that said after the restih
in Pennsylvania had been announced:
f'he counties of Luzerne, Columbia, Ccn
ire. Sorllitimberlaui;, bctiuv Ikill, Ueii.
ind Carbon, have forfeited all daiuis n
Nationbl protection for their Coal & Iron.'
This comes (rom a profued trriff paper
too: 'Reed Sind digest il, ye whigs collier
ind iron masters.
EXTKfcMESOF POVERTY & WEALTH.
It is stated that the jewellery worn by the
Vlarquis nl vv estininister at the installation of l.ouii
Philippe to the (Jrucr ol llie Uarter, was ot tin
nost superb, character. In the centre of his lotd
(hip's badge was thecelcbraleil Acrot diamond.valu
"d nt fifteen thousand guineas. His lordfhii.'f
word also displayed a .mesne diamond, orvc of the
largest in the world, weighing ninety six earets.nnd
nlued at JC20,IJ()0. 1 ho same nobleman ha:
labourers on his estates w.ho hava to support them
selves, wive? and children, on about two dollars
ncr week, and provisions near" thirty per cent
higher than in this country,
GRAND PREPARATIONS.
Are benm made at Wahinplnn In
celehiaie Ihe election of Mr, Polk
I'hc InaiJtnraiion Ball is already set on
not.
THE MAP.KETS.
Mloomsbuuo, Nov, 3 0, 184-1.
Wheat, 11
Ryo, 4
Com, 40
Cluveri-eed, 3 50
Flaxseed, , , 1 26
Duffer, ' ' ' 12
Gits, ' 25
Eiitis .
Tallow , . H
Lml "i
Dtied Apples, 4. 5('
While 7eans S(
Beenwax 2i
, THE DEMOCRATIC UXI0X, .
Semi-Weekly during the Session of
the Legislature at TWO DDL
' LA'RS!
The .Democratic Union will, as usual, be pub
lished twice" a vvkrOuring the coming session ol
die Legislature, and wcenibracc an early occasioi
to commend it to the favor of the reading public
Neither pains fir expense shall be.sparcd tu impuri
to itsVul""1"8 additional JCit and vigor. Ampl
ind correct report of the proceedings of the tvvn
iianches, together with sketches of the debutes on
ill public and important questions, will be furnish
d, -competent stenographers having' been engager
or that purpose. Tho installation "of now ad.
uinistratioiiH.Stato and National; ind the devclopc
nenf'of the measures thev may propose to the
ountry, will render the coming winter ont of tin
jsu.il public, interest. PcrsoiiB desirous of obtaining
.rue and call) Intelligence will always ft. id in the
Democratic t'ruou a ("lrue and honest chronicle."
'To Attorneys,' Judges, Justice oflho Ceace, and
juhlic officers gcneralh, it will be invaluable, at
io Union executes all the STATE PRINTING
ind the LAWS of a public and general nature are
.lublifhed in it immediately after their passsage'.'tiii
'nlly thfree months befoic promulgated in pamphlet
brra.
,'J'o increase our facilities for the most prompt
jxecution of-.all the public priming, wo arc now
impelling our presses by tUe uid of Steam a inosi
mpoilarit matter to the legislative body.
"A corps of able correspondents have 'been cm
ployed at Washington City, who will keep our
readers constantly apprised ofevents transpiring at
die scat of the National Government.
-.- - -TERMS i
For thovyvholc year. . S3 00
For llic'session only, (twice a week,) 2 0b
Any ,person sending us fivo sqbscribcrg for tin
stsSion, acco'mpanicd by ten.dollai;, shall receive
a copy gratis for his trouble." Payments tpay bv
liq!)srn.ltle'd by mail, and the 'ost Masteis arc
permitted a frank lattcmcontalng money for news
paper subscriptions. Address:
13AHC O. M'KINLL'R & Co,
New floods
Seasonable and Cheap.
HAVH just recoived from Phil.idelpaia,inJ are
npw opening a large assuflniciilof
ITEVr GOODS,
which they offer to the public at the most reduced
prices lur
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I heir stock of goods consi its in pirt, jfSupcrfiim
common ajnlcoatse cloths, casquncrs, Satinets,
Muslins, Silks, Satins, Moiist-lino do Lolling
Lawn, Merinoes.Laecs, American Nankins,
brown Hollands, Flannels, -Vilt and col
; ton Velvets, Silk and cotton Hondker
chiofs.Lady's andGentlemen's White
ii colored Hose Gloves and Mils
Or ALL SORTS AND SIZES,
etc., 4cc., itc, Sic,
Consisting in pari of
SUGARS, COFFEES .t TEAS
of assorted qualities.
MOLASSES. FISH & SPERM OIL.
robacco, Snuff, Spices, Salt.Soap, Candles, &c.&c
LIVERPOOL
AND
Qiiccnswarc
of every description that may be required.
Hardware.Cutlery Sec,
OF ALL KINDS.
Hnr, Rolled. Hoop and Hand Iron and
U asion J ire of every desatplion that
may lie called for.
A large assortment of Plane hits, chisels. Files
Shovels and Tongs, Knives & Forks, Pocket and
I'eri Knives, I utile and 1 ca spoons, coflee Mm
Flai seed Oil, and spirits cf Turpentine; Mweepinc
brushes, weavers limbics; stioo brushes, cloth biul
es, corn brooms, fee.
The public arc rcqucMcd to call and examine for
themselves before they purchase elsewhere.
cll cheap and no mMike.
Ulwiiiisliurg, Nov. 9, 18-14. 20.
ThcjCredit System Costs too iTIiicIi
is now an aiKnowleged fact, that .tin
CASH SYSTEM is ihe only iru.
one, buih for ihe BUYER and SELLER.
JUST RECEIVED OUR SECOND SfOuK OF
NEW GOODS
THIS SEASON.
E have been selling goods on the CJ1MI
SYSTtit Kince lant April, and Us uui
versal popularity with all wliu have given us a
call and seen for themselves, and the immense sav
ing Io their customers, induces them to invite the
readers of the Columbia Democrat to a trial of its
'jenclit.
Our stock of Goods consists of all the variety of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENS V A R E , H A R D W ARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
BONNETS, &c.
usually kept in a country store.
All of which have been purchased in New York
ind 1'hiladslphia, fnr the L'ASH OlXl.y. Bv
ibis means, we pay foi no man's goods but our
wn, and we ASK no additional p'ofit from our
ustoiners to iiay bad debts; thus having no loesri'
.ve JAN SELL at .SMALL ADVANCES, and
WE DO IT, too, licyond all question, as ever)
body knows who have bought ol uh.
Our Store is In die UR1CK Di'ILDING.at the
:orner of Mill Street, and the ttloomsburg road
)ppoite Mr. A. Montgomery's Stone House
V e Invite fccEliT i'l.iiso.v to call and seo our
oods. -Wo are not afraid to show them.
. " RUSSEL & CRIER.
Dunvlllo July 4 1844. 12mp4
CLOCK & WATCH
JjTp ESPKCTFL'LLY informs the citizens Oj
Columbia county, and the public generally
.list lie has locnte.1 himself in Dloombburg,on Mair,
-trcet opposite St. Paul's Chuich, where lie ha
.ipensd a bliop, and ia now icai'y nnd prepared ti
receive aud4executc all work it. his tine ot business
with dispatch and in u woikmaiilikc munncr.
Clocks 5t Wat ches
of the best quality, can bo had at his establishment
jn very rcaonablc tcrxu .
REPAIRING & CLEAMiVCf
will Iw done to the satisfaction of tho customer, a
well cf Chxks and V atches as of Jewelsy, and Ik
will, further, warrant his work to be execute! at
well as any in this section of the Sla'e. He will
also make to order
SUltVEYIXG COMPASSES
or poikcj:, and in short, will do all otberwoik 'jsn.
ally dune in a well icgulatcd respectable cttablibh
mcnt. He hopes by tti'ct attention to business
tnd 8 desiie to pleatu, to icccive liberal share ol
patronage. Country J'roduce taken in payment
for work at the market prices,
bluomshurg, November 15, 1844 -30 t
JtfJMIXfSTR.ITOR' S NO TCE.
Estate of Conrad lies late of Hugarloaf
township, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters ol admin
istration.on tho aoovc mentioned istatujiave
it-en grouted to the nil.-uilier residing ill the
township of Sucnrloiif, All persons ii'ilt bied to Un
said Kstate ore hereby notified tq mnko inniu'iliuti'
i.ayrucnt, and those having v biiins nic icquctud u
present tlicm propcily aiiinciiticairu to
WILLIAM WLbS, Adm'r.
Novftntssr 10, IQ-H.JO.
Ki!W GOODS.
WM. JI'KKl-V'V Si COa
I:'. Just ii-ceivrd, and are now tjicnli.g a
laru and cXeTisivo assortment of
Mow
uitable to the fcason, consinting of all the variolic s
ever kept in vouiiliy store. Among their nsmrt
mint may be louuu tno louovMiig.
Dry Goods.
nrnndi'lnths. of all colors, qualities Blld ptitCsv
Ca-iini:rs, bsttinclts, and various other kinds of
cUths, tlunnels Valencia, .1arscitlcs,illk and nthei
vestings, French slid Knglisli iMeritioes, Dun 1 i
lines, Fashionable Calicoes, Irish Limns.
Cotton and Linen. Hanukerclnets, ft variety ( ' n,
and Cotton Stockings, Gloves and Wits I'jr Lu e
and Gentlemon, kid and leather gloves, bleacbi
and unbleached Muslin, of almost every qm(y.
ricking and other cotton cheeks, civet ry, In
lies and Children's shoes of all kinds, Men's thick
md thin boots and shoes India liuliber over il.oe?,
eo'.ton yarn, carpetyain, caudle wick, ic.
GROCERIKS.
Liquors of all kmds.ol tho best quihty,Mi.'L ;
..fvnriMic riu.tthv. ( Villee. Tcas.iSuii n.i: er
cs
(till
ind Fish oil, coarse und fine .Valt, Cam
1 ib.
CROCK EiY.
.1 r?c assortment f Earthen Q ce
and Glassware, window t:' tsss
of all sizes, Look a
glussef, fyc.
Hardin; are,
Case finite and forks, shoe fenive
Bulls and Screws of all size
Pad and 'door Locks, Sadrt c
Harness and Coach Trim
initios, S'w Mill and
Handsaws, round,
squure, and flat lar iron
sheet iron, waggon lire, of
all size, in fact every thing
in the Hardware line from a
cambric needle up to a blacksmith's
anvil.
All of w hich will bo fold in exchange for CASH
LU.M HER. oud OliKTKY FUUDUCE ol all
kinds, on the most reasonable terms, and wo invite
out fiierdsto call and examine fur theuiaelvef.
Nov. 9, 1644 29.
"9
CHARLES ZAHLE3.
Tailor
MllRCINO the present orportmiily (
cxprcifing his thankfulness to bis fricr.i!jaml
the public generally, for the liberal patronage i r
has heretofore received, mlorins ins ti ends ui.u
public in general, that he btill toi.tinr.csio w
the above business at his old ertablitbvd slrtv'
the corner of Main and Eatt ttrccs, v.-dt i i'
hopes, by strict attention to business, to 't
and merit a sham of public patronage as hcei "
He deems it unncccFfury to go into the cm i AT
brag, or to use any soft Fodder about his SKlJ L m
tho rnoFEssioN of gasmen r t vi i .;u
as his shop is of long htauding, and l is vvfW't: I c
tluiiks will speaK tor ltselt, and lar rorc i i cr
than words. Hut, he would merely toy thai
warrants his work done with iieatncr, tiui i. d' v,
and in the Utist fashionable manner, and will un
sure a good fit in all cases,
N. H. Charges moderate Io suit the times. All
kinds of country pi oducc taken in exchange fir
woik, at market prices.
Ulonmsburg, Nov. 9, 1844. $9.
Y viiluo of a writ of test, "end expona.flo rr.e
directed will be exposed to public saleatiiu
Unuit Ilnuse. in Danville on the 30th day of Nov.
it 1 o'clock P. M.
On a certain lot of ground situate in the
t-Avn of Jerscytown, Madieon township, CI. ro.
.obtaining one eight rf an acie more or hr, l cin:d
ed in fiont liy main sticrt, and by land of Jeter
Weluvcr and Hichard Jruit, wlieicon is elected u
flttillC
DWELLING HOUSE
WMatv and
SHI ti w u M
SKOE3,,
and b'l MILE. '
5-eiiexl token in execut on nt c' to 1 e rrh'sa tl o
pro crty ol Jun es Ilariet, in tin- brreV ff 1 i ci
miiilbbiulois Joliu llnnei onu llugti .v.cklrslii.
IRA M l)hUiyf7ifcir
SaFRlFF'a Ofncu, O.invnie"
Nov, 9th. 1644.
irWSIIiOHABLE TASLOKEKW.
Come one, come, all, give nlc a hall t
'i
HE subscrilier returns hli kinrero thnnka
for the lileral patronage hcrctofoie bostqwccl
iiionhim, and hope; for a continuance of the Fame,
with an i.icreae du the merit cf his shop. Hn in.
tends sparing neither pain or lalourto render
satisfaction in any cate:Dcwill vvarrti.t his wotk
lone with taste anil ihnnbiLity AND ALITTLK
NEATER THAN CAN DE "1j(NE IN AN V
OVHEIUSflOl' IN THIS I'LACH. lie his
just rctcived Mahans. lale repot t of Fashions, fmm
I'liil.idolphia which con bo seen at Ida khop at any
time, by which be is enabled to cut according Io
die la cat style, or to order. UL prices ate in
lecoidiinre in the times. Alt llnds '.or ci'tiutry
produce taken in piivnient f.iiwrjik atittiu'rku pil'O
A veiv H-asonablti iliHemvnt-fni cah. (I'J.f
' i."s. r.'si''
N 1). ('lilting dint- Willi il.j yreate.t ca ir
.it the klinrtit' uutice.
P S L.
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