CAST 1U0N STEREOTYPE.
The, foHowim notice of an improvement
ir, mking stereotype platen in found in n
lorein journal Expefiinentti have fur eume
y urn hv.cn in proiiii'Mi, bully under tin
mtpt rtnieudcnce of llf rr Dasite, Inspcrini
ill Milieu at Kiln land, in iho Duchy oi
Bii.ncwick, with h view in make cast Iron
ns tin- cheaper and nnm durable milcrial,
upplicuble lo the piepHration ol ;ercoiypi
plan The micccsh ol ilii'fU experiments
i iiiuMi'd h) lliu piihlieaiinu ol a cast iron
Ktercotj po edition ol ihe H itlo pnhl (died ni
Nnrdhuusoii iho piice ol which, will) inar
gtnal reading!1, is 0 pgr , or 26 cents,'
COTTON AND SUOAR'
The notion crop of thfl United States
Kccnily alhered il in generally admitidd in
this south will reach l wo million live linn
died thousand hairs The recent sngarcrop
ol Louisiana will am Hint 10 nhout one him
dred and eighty thousand Mills. At New
Oilcan, the great marl fur these staples
lances in price fiom 3 to 7 ccnlB and
mij.ir from 3 to 4 centi per pound.
POPULATION :F THE UNITED
STATUS FIFTY YEVRS HENCE
iMr Darby, a gcnilemao w ho has paid a
pood deal of atiention to the statistics o
tin eouniry, hag published a table in the
National Intelligencer, showing the prohahh
increase of our population lo ilie year 1001
lie make it 101,553 377, or about five
X.; iima ilia nrnannl ni.n.Uni- Mr Miirhv Kal'fi
of this prodigious number:
liven well informed p-rsons, but who
have not paid particular aiieution to the sul
jee.l, mnv be exi.usably Rtariled when thev
reail the future increase and enormous mas
of population slated opposite the year 1901 .
at the foot of either column. The table,
however, contain evidence of internal ne
curacy as far an the nature of the c-ae car
admit, and especially by showing that, it
the previous half century to 1810, the popn
lalion had more than quadrupled Further,
that that so established increase wa.s made
under difficulties, some of which arc alto
gether removed; and all lessened in theii
deteriorating (-fleet, whilst on the other side
facilities ol transposition by land and wat
er by steam, roads, and oilier improved
mean, are innlliplytd and multiplying be
yond all human anticipation. The onci
terrible di nner of savage warfare is no
only amatier of history In biicf, the cle
nieuis of civilized life are nidi timcly in
ci unset! in number and p iwer
TllE IRON TRADE IN EUROPE.
The 'run tndo io rapidly exte'idin in
Europe. A recent publication mentions
the lollowing facts in respect to it :
l'russi-i employs in furnace for the man
faclurc nl pig iron, 8 G? I workincn, who
produce 120 000 Ions annually : nil C OI'J
workmen vvho produce 73 000 lona of bar
and plate iron. In B.ivaria, 1 1 750 tons
of cast & wrought iron annually produced
In IVirteiuberg, 8 900, in Baden, II 750;
in Saxony, 12 150. and in the other (icr
man States of the Zoll Verein is, cast iron
191 150, wrought iron, or works in east it
wiought iron 189 325 tons, In proportion
to the population tieee quantises are not
gicat, since they only amount 15$ lbs. for
each person thioughont thu confeileralion
lo France the proportion is about '-JOIbi, in
I lgium il id almui UGlbs, and in F.ngland
it is as high as 55 56'lbs. to each person,'
i" "j"1 'i1 '
Tim House passed unanimously on V.,a
bill appropriating money to the payment ol
the interest on the public dent, falling dm
on the fust of February next, and directing
the iay mcul of said interest on thai day.
A O EN E ROUS ACT.
The Monmouth (N. J ) Inquiier tells ihe
following touching story: 'Oou cold morn
ing a young woman was ooservml setnni;
on one ol the many wharves lliat jut out
into the Hudson from the western side ol
the city of New York. It was not far from
Washington Market. While rrowdi of
busy people were passing and rep isssini!
Ihe end of the wharf, intent on their busi
ness, and hurried by the keen cold wind, she
was weeping am! sobbing anil' In r hcai
would break. 1'ieseiitly an honest I'.ieml
man, just about lo step into a s'.cainhoat, thi
occasional revolving w heels of which be
tokened u speedy dejiariine, lom Si d ill
pity al ihe woman's sad appcu.iiicr.
fell so lar nilrrcsted as lo impure ilie -iiit
of her grief. She heeded not In ipiesimn,
bul seemed more than ever ('lleeied. He
jiresed his inquiry as lo In r trouble, sin
now stammered in the (iunnail language
Fortunately the good soulcd man inolers
stood the language, and learned from bet
that shehadjnsi arrived in America, had
come over from her country al the rcqucni
nf her brother who had w rutc.i to her. and
had lost the direction, and knew not where
to go or what to do. She knew nobody in
tins eouniry, ond she Inn', l iken In i seal
there in the morning, out of the way and
io despair Hui brother's naiiii) was asked,
she gave it, was informed ly ;ic stranger
lliat he knew herbroihir, knew where I e
was and going right tin re. The reliel.
Iranpnrl, -,ireeal'e in pii.ic nf lln.' wnni.ni
need not be named. The s'r-iiigi l imuiedi
aolv saw '.or jdaecil on bosrd ihe foal I'm
Monmouth (N A lew short hours and
s! l- H is stale.! in (lie Mie wuh lur ben
I factor, M ho j;;nd hi r p.. -s i; f , she beieg
inoneles a Hi ll li inoih -, ninl dm
the s hoc day rs on In r way from tin
landina lo the Bergen Woik-.ui this eounn
w bete her brother now lives. We could
not laich the name of the kind man who
was touched by lln woman'. misery,
but he i a pattern maker al the I r;eii
Iron Wuik", and jodjiiiig by thi- an, he is a
injb!e man.
NEW YEAR WEATHER MISSOURI.
A St. Louis paper, published on New
Year's day, anys;
The weather at present is just such as
wo do not locollecl ever having seen on the
first of January heretofore, Yesterday it was
warm enough lor summer clothing and lor
ho last three or lour days c havo haa no
occasion for fire in our ollico, In genera
this has been an unusually mild winter
though wo havo had a few brief spells ol
cold weather.'
" ' ! 1 'I
The Speaker of the House has issued a
writ to lint Shei'lV of Berk county direct
nig an election to be held on Wednesday
the 29th insi, lo supply the vacancy oc
casioned by the death of Jasiks N. Hintkii,
Esq,
A life of a Wcleynn Minister, written
by himself, whoso sc. Mies of labor were in
Lincolnshire, England, from the year 1780
to 1 822 con dudes his account of them by
stating :
I h:ue enjoyed in my ministry 2028 Sab
baths; read die scripture two chapters for
each day, 30,500 tunes; preached 81 lt2 sir
mini; occupied fifteen pulpits and ridden
117 000 miles ; and my salary nevei at any
lime amounted to 50 per annum.
"VETOES.
1 The ruling passion strong in death."
Governor I'nim'.rt.on Satniday lasitrans
mitted lo the House of Representative
vetoes of the following bills, passeilj with
'real unanimity by he lasi Legislature;
An act locompil the Tide atir Cawn
Company, to receive us own notes in pay
ment of tolls'
An act to redeem the over issue of the
Burks County Bank.'
Oil! MY HEAD.'
Exclaimed a friend of ours the other day"
It will split.' We advised him lo try
Sherman's Camphor Lozenges he sent at
mice and got a box, and one lozenge gave
him entire relief in ten minutes. We have
ften been surprised at ihe quickness ol
their operation. Tabulation, sea-sickness
lowness of spirits, and the 'horrors,' so well
known by those who disspue, aro a
tpeedily cured by lhem Tins is the age
of doing things Dr. Sherman gives us.loz
euges thai ate plesant, and at the same nun
more elleeiual than any oilier medicine
His cough lozenges break up the worsi
disss of coughs in a few hours even con
sumption, whooping-cough, and asihiria
yield lo them when nothing else ever alle
viatei. bo gieat has lieeome Ins reputation
hat many havo attempted lo make medical-
ed lozenges, hut they ram ol make them
like Sherman's therefore ihey cannot sell
diem except to the unwary. Dr .Vhennan's
warehouse is at No 100 Nussu street
N Y
"For sale by J" R. MOYER, Blnomsbur,j
MARRIED On the 9ih insi. bv tin
Rev William J Eycr, Mr. MATTHIAS
AI'I'LLEMAN, lo Miss LYDIA B1L
LICK, both of Hemlock.
On Thursday, the 20ih nil. by the Rev.
Britain. Mr' JACOB '(J. CJENSEL, i
Miss ELLEN FISHER, both ol Roaring
cieek lownship, Columbia county.
DIED In Moniotir township, on Tlnirs
day, the 2d insi. Mrs. ANNA KAUFMAN
wifuol Ccorge Kaufman, Esq.
I5i.oo.MsuL'Ki, Jan. IS, IS 15.
Vheai, 70
liye, .1.5
(Nun, -10
Cloversced, S 5d
Flaxseed, 1 2.r,
JJutier, ICi
Oats, 2")
i:.gs
Tallow
I, nil 7
Di ied Apples, '
Whilo AVans ,0(!
li.-eswax ilf;
1 : ).! 'i
Choppers, rtlincrs and
Carters with Teams.
'I'll 1! SI. I'M 111 IT V il-CI tn HI t
7O00 '',l!ls IT WOO!) (.I T
ami put up tlir.ni-'ii ihe ivimliei und mmiuii- siiiii
iiii r- Will Wit ni,
1O0O Ttixs or oi;i: mim:d
llir.in:;l die year. Wmili! i 1 1 1 1 y l.il'OI'li
ir MX TKA.M." llninii;ll the miiiiimci luiuli'i;; ceil,
A,-. WoimI ('liiippcis me ri'iiiii -li'il to rail sunn
l ike .Inlis. Call mi Ilie
mi r is'iilC'' i ck.
.-III...
leer t In- riMilem e
M. MrMlW Kl,l.;
1i ).ihi il'a Mill-. .I.muaiv l.'i. IS
REtl.MNI.NO in the I'osi (JfTiee
.(,'altaw i-isa on the quarter ending Deeembet
:ibi. IS 11.
Bt.'ilf-r Mr
( " 1 1 . p 1 11 :t 1 1 Dillll-I AI
Cii.ll Wiilinn
Jl.ivui I'.ni'iy
l isher l-rol 2
l ishcr J I'
Kellogg Chester
Ivjhn Peter
Loiiui'iiKarui r Philip
Doiigal Jiilm jr.
S:e wail A brahaui
Siokes llliani
Sliiinian (.'
Tiilieenn Rai hai l
IVi.-iiiik r;illni lur Irllrrs in tin- alu.sr li I ulll
li a c iv tin y ai" aiKciit -nl.
r.i'f, i; DAi.UY i: i.
ClIAIiLES 11. UUCKAKKW?
Alloiiuy al Lnwi
nffire South side of Main-it. oppositt
l.ycr i)' Jlijlli ii eiuie,
i, -."WILL ATTEND CODKTS IN
TIIK COUNTIES OF COLUMBIA
AND LUZERNE.
Lbt or Letters
REMAINING in the Post Olllcp, bi
Blooiiis'iuig, on the quaiter ending Dee.
3 1st. 1811
Abel Burr J D I'axton
David Evetnelt Charles Sicller
Mrs Mary M Eikerd Miss Cath. Stauflci
Daniel Mc('nrdy l'eicr Stvres 2
John Ruicliendorler N Snyder
Calender rotter Henry Walicrj
A Walters
Vrson calllns for lettcis in llic above litt will
'uleusn H-ty they urn iidvcrliscd.
J It .WW 1 L. Iv I 111
Wholesale Dealers ami Retailers of
foreign Merchandize in the County
of Columbia.
Take A'olifc,
THAT in compliance wild an act of ihe
(lencral Assembly, approved ihe Tilt da
of April, A D, 1 830; 'and nn art passed the
lib day ol May, 1811 iho Associate Judge
ind Commissioners of iho county of Colum
da, will meet at the Comissioners ollice
'il Danville, on Thursday, the 23d day ol
January 1815, at 2 o'clock I'. M.'of said
lay, for iho purpose ol taking up lle re
urns of ihe several constables of said count)
hat aro to bo made to the Court of quartet
Hcssions, on or before the 20th day of Jan
iary term 1815; and lo place each of lln
Merchants, that may bo thus returned, deal
ng us aforesaid. into that clas that ma;
ippear right and just, agreeably to the pro
v isions of ihe arts aforsaid.when and whore
you may attend if you thing proper dihei
in person, by agent or attorney.
uy order o( tlio board.
E. MENDENHALL, Clerk.
CoMMISHlONUItS OfI ICK
Danville Jan. 01813$
Black Smith Tools
IToa Sale,
Rn ...i I . . i .i..,: f
jmj II u Biii'scnoei o-oii; iii snous 01 ijiiii
iog biiiiines, oilers ut private sale,
iis Blacksmith Tools, consisting of a don
ih: si ll of all kinds of tools, usually used in
a couuiiy Blacksmith Shop. (to wit :',2 pair
l" bellows, 2 anvils. 2 vices, hammer , tongs
.c. and sw edges of all kinds. The rbove
ooli, are all of '.he hrst quality and in good
oder. The shop in which I now work
iiliiiited on main street, near the Episcopal
Chinch, can be rented al a fair rent. Terms
m -de easy upon application lo the bu'iscri
tier, and possession given the first day ol
April.
N. B. All persona indebted lo the sub
scriber are earnestly requested lo make
payment on or beloro the first day of April
next as it is necessary that his accounts
should be closed by that time.
JACOB BIDLEM AN.
Bloouishtirg, Jan. 1 1815
lap siii.(;bj:s.
A few ihuuMiud LA' ell.NUI.ES, in d a
utw
mo lion si: si aid,
I'nr sale, or i xcliaiiiie for any kind ol Country I'io-
liue. Linunc ul thu
PRINTER.
ltatc of M.'l li 1' i'OHCE, late of Ml.
l'husunt loU'imhij), Culumbiu count;,
demised.
Til l It '! ia hereby given, that the subscriber.
ri'siilcul in Mount I ' U-.e-.i 1 1 1 Tmv iir-lii p. in
-aid ruunly, has iidmini.-leruil on ihn estate of MA
li I't Hi' ''.'.ili cca.-ril. All prrsDMs luivim. clahus
luaiiisl ihe Chlate me heieby rcipiivlcd In inaki
1 1 u in known lo ihe uuhsi liher withiMil delay.
tiliOKUIi K I! AM Kit, Admitiitratnr,
Mount l'lea,jit tuwie hip.
Iter. !l, lSll. t:il
I hair .Tiauulat lory.
fffllll. :.iili riiher haviiin elahli.licd u.AV-.'ll'
E i ii.ii it .ii.i.xi r.icroiti' ,, .i.
In i l, in 'ai Ihe li -iili m i' ut I.. II. .Mails, he i.liow
,irepim il In furiii.di t 'haiis of every ill : i H lion, in
is L'.oiul trims as ihcy tall le puichusuij cl.iulicii
I Ihe couiily.
WOOD TURNING,
Such as l)d Posh, ll'tiHgmi (..v.
liu.se Jjurli.y, c.
ION, OUNAMKNTAL IIOUS1
PAINTINC.
Also
HOUSE IVll'EHISG.
I'll l illrr bi.nii h, frnni his ejpriiciit e, he lulicve
in uau iln u little better hall uny other rrson il
i lii- r-, el i.m. "
C j HH'I.AI! I'l.AXK will be taken in pay
ill at Ihe I1i4he.il f ,Ket price
isA.MI DI, HAfiKMJI I'll
ltluiim.liiirg, July 4, 1 H i f Htf
NAILS,' SriKESr&c.
Tlic E!l(ii)inhiii;r K It. I t
TII.l. k'ep eniistantly on hand, a I:. rye as
sortuieiit ot
VAILS, SPIKES AM) I HON
rthiihlli. v will sill by WHOI.I.S.Al li anil HI!-
I'AII., Illld Oil OK fillllll ttiHI OH I'.C HI tit It
can hr ililihm jmiiliii ul. Minlianls ami
ulhi rs, may hud il In their iiileie-t to mil I!
Ulinl.-ol i;inin ri ceivi 'l mi p immi nl.
I'ia'il l'AA'l'i i.N. J'ui sn.i.M
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.
illll.DHLX lira most suhjurt to ihein.liiit per-1
V nans ol'ullaes nrs lialilo tu bo nlllicttd with',,,,
"IIII.DKEN lira most mihjnct to ihein.luit per-
. - .
tlieili. Bad u -oath, .alei.Css ahoi.t iho Iqilhlshcl
liei'liii, picking al llio iiosc.waHtinir away, leiiiiiies.il
in L !,.melH, joints or lin.lhi, disturbed
i.ii.iw,t.ir,.w i u,.m..iim.,mr vor.
ai'iuiis npielile, uro umuiig (tin Hyiiiptiiinn iifivuruis
l.iny ini durtnred tor niniitliu, fur sumu other ill!
aina'y iliseasii, w hen one box of IShei iiniu's NVonn
liiuoiigvs would elicit a rum. 1). Kyan, corner
nf I'rinco iticet and lliu lluwery, cured a man of
worm IhiW wim rudueeil tu a nkcleten, and uy omj
mi not of siheriiiHii h hiiznnyes: l-i.is now a lal
as an Aldcrinnii. Tim Hun. It. II. lleanUlcy
lias avil iho life uf olio f his children hy lliein.
I'tie sulu of over 3,000,000 of boxes has tally test
il thorn. Thoy are the only iufallillu worm drs
troy in i niedirino known, What family will be
without tlu'iii!
l!uiisuiiiplioii,(Joii;hs,('uldiiAVIioopiiig Cousin.
Aslluna, uud all iillerlioim of the lungs, willluid a
healing value in Hhcrinnn's Cough Lozenges. 1 In'
javrd thu Kev, Kicluird 1) Porcsl: iho Kov. Mr
Stiecliir. Jonathan llownrth, llso. and that wnrhy
old hero, l.ciinard imv. from the ronsiiniiilive'h
nr.ivc. '1'hev cured in ono day the Itov, Mr. Dun-
liar, the Kev. Mr. llandcmk; W in. H. Attire Vm
nf diNtMsiiii coughs. 'I'bi'v re tlio pleaMaiitml
i-ougli inediciuu and euro tlio soonest ul any known
reined y.
llfuilarhr.Sra-sii'kiiess and Piilpitiition, relieved in
leu-ii live li ten minutes hy Mierman s (yumpliu
iiiweiigin J ei-Mons utteiiihog crowded -ooius or
'riivelling will I'n id tliein tu iuvtiurt buoyancy of
'pirilu und renew their mercies, I'hoso siill'eiing
iroiii tun tice living will find a few of the loengeb
in dispel ihe hnriuis und loivuesu ol- spin's. Mr
Kuilh, of the SSunduy Mercury, has repeatedly cur
t'il lina-ch of hevere lieadacliu hy theiii yuptain
Chudwick, of thu packet ship Wellington, has wit
iieased their ellieaey in u greut many ruses of scu
ii kiicH, They operate like a charm uimu (In
agitated or shattered nerves, us Sherman's I'ooi
Man's I'laster does upon rlieumatisin, luinliujo,
pain or weakness in the side, back: hreiHt or uny
pari of the body. Mr. II. U. Daggcra, DO Ann
streel; Henry R (louhling; 35 Chatham
ilreet AJoses J llenriqucs Esq. and 8
multitude of others have experienced the
wonderful clTects of these Plasters.
Price only 12 cents. Caution is necessary
io see that you get the genuine Sherman's
Lozenges and Plasters, as there arc many
worthless articles attempted to be palmed
off in plate of them, by those who would
trifle with youi life for a shilling.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse, is ai 1015 Nas
sail street. r or sale by
John R. Moyer Bloomshurg
Win L WalWr &co-lleiwick
Low Si Thompson Lime Ridge
E. & J. Lazarus Orangevi'le
M. (J. Shoemaker Buck Horn
L. &, A L Bisel Jerseyiown
Derr & M'JJrido White Hall
John Moore Danville.
Stephen Baldy, Outlaw isss.
Jan, 4-1815-37.
Cm,
New
1
in
Seasonable and Cheap.
tAVM just rrcnived I'ruiii I'hil.iib lpaia,Oid un
nuiv opeliini; a lare -ul linenl o(
1TE7 GOODSj
which they oiler to the puolic ut the iiiij.st reduced
prices fur
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCT:.
1 heir sbck of uuodn cons'i.ts in pan, )( Supei liiui.
rniiiiiiun and ruaise rlutlis, casMinrrs, Hulinrls,
Miisliim, Silks, Latins, Mousrlino de l.aine..,
Lawns, Meriures.I.acu.s, American iNinikins,
brown llullaiids, riannels, -Sill, und col
Ion Velvels, Silk ainl ( oltoii lliiinlki r
ihiefs.I.ndv's andtienllenien'sW bile
& coloied I lose (iloves uml Mils
Ol' A I.I. SORTS AND S1ZF.S,
Sec,., -te,, &.C., (fcc,
es- ia o es 13 s 2 m )
Consist t n in part of
sue ails, coi'i r:i:s tkas
of assorted qualities.
MOLASSES. FISH it SPERM OIL.
Tobacco, iSuuff, Spice-, Snlt,tSoap, t.'niidlei.,Ac.i.r
LI 1' ERP O OL
vni.y.i cl.iss
a.no
if every desc iplion lu may be required.
HardwarcCutlcry 5cc
Ol-' ALL KINDS.
Iiur, liniiid, I nop und Hand Iron mitt
Uugjoii I ue if tvtry udirijliuit tui:
ma; lie caiitd or,
A lar:;e assort meiil of I'laue bitfi. i lii.-.ls, files
Shovel- Hint Tony-, Knives V Folks. Pin Kel inn
I'. n Kuivi's. Talib- and Tea Spoons, i-iillee J.'ilN
I'lax seed Oil, and spiiils c Tiiipenliiu-; swiepini:
lirushe, weavers brushes; s,hw brushes, ( Kah Inn, I
es, eorn binonis. A e.
I lie pulilu: me rnpicleil t call nnil examine f'.a
llieunelvi's hi In, they eiu, lui..e rlsewheir.
sell rhrap and no mistake.
bl(iiiislnir, .Nov. il, ISM. a'J.
.'U)MixsTi;.rroii's yoricn.
Eat ate of Conrad lies late of Sugurloaf
township, deceased.
"WvTOTK'r: is hereby Kivcn that letters of ndmin.
istration.on the a,nve mentioned eslnte.liau
liei n rallied tu the fii),w rihrr rrvadiin; in' tin
ii.w nshiprd Sumirloaf. All prisons indebted l
ir i u. .....
-,iiu i.M.ne me iieienv noilllril In make 1 11 ill II . I lull
'mmm
f avrnrnt. anl those linvmn claims lire rrrjuesled I
piesent thein propeilv uiilhenticaled to
WILLIAM tSP, Ad V
K.ivriiibcr IS I t. HO.
.i i;s l ie i: i;l.?fks,
E.X11CVT10XS if SUMMONS,
Fur Sale ul Ihj Ojjiec.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to ihe suhsenbrrs
mil! (,,,; Rndu,,, or ullirrvviu ofo'vei
ui,K neeouiu or oiuci
,,,
. . 1
"lo " r
stud to call and
rain, on or bn
oKn iiio isi oay oi I'enruarv next, i nosi
.11.1 it. ' i i
neghieting this nonce, may expect lo pa)
cost a w are duiermiiiud lo liava our olu
business settled.
WM. M'KELVY L Co.
Uloomsburg, Doc, 231811.
A TO
THE Farm on which ihe late Conrad
Hess resided niua'ed on Bi Fishing eieei.
in Stuiarloaf'.will be rented, for ONE VE K
from the first ot April next. San! F-nm
ontains about
150 ACItKS,
ibont under improvement, with n good
FARM HOUSE
AND
SESSSEB BiiliN,
upon lite premises, uoniiiitons inane
known upon applications t:
WM II ISSS. Executor
Sugarloaf, Dec, 27, 1814.
FAMILY MEDICINES.
MYNE'S 1L11H mVC.
This Hair Tonic has produced hemtiful New
II air in the heads of bundled, who hud been bald
fur yearn It ulso purifies tlio behd frum Dandruff
Lu.es diseases ul the scalp 1 reserves the Jiuir
froin tailing oil or hucotiuug pemianenlly gray
JAYNE'S CdliMlSATlVE BAL
SAM.
IS a certain, nfo and effectual remedy (or D
enlery, Diarrheal or looseness, cholera mnrbuMuin-
mcr complaint, colic; griping pains; sour stomach
sick and nervous lieadui-lit heartburn, vvnterbrasli;
pam or Muknors of the stomach; vomiting; spitlnic
up of food after eating and ulso whero il passes
through the body unchanged j want of uppetltc ;
restlessness and inability to sleep; w inid in the bio
iiiiii li uud bowels; crump; uervuus tremors am
lwitchiin;s; seasickness; fainting, niplancholy ain'
iwness oi spirits, Iretting and crying ol i tl ii u U
and furiill bowel affections and nervous Jiscases.
Dr. JAIWE'S TOXIC VFJIMIFUGL
Which is perfectly safu uud so pleunant thai
i hildreii will not refuse to liiko it- It elli ctuallv
leslroys worms: neutralies ueidity or sourness ol
ihe sloinaeh; inereuses itppetitu uud acts ns a gene
lal and permanent Tonic and is therefuro exceed
ingly belli In ial in in'eriiiilleiituuilneiii!tttnl fevert
ind indigestion; J(c uml is a certain und permanent
lire for the ftverand ague.
DR. JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all limes and in
most diseases In Inllammatoi) , intermit
taut, Remittent, Bilious, and every othei
lorm of Fever Jaundice and Liver Com
plaint. For Dyspepsia ihev are really nn
invaluable article, gradually cliangiiiu tin
Aiiiaicd si'i-ri'iion of the stomach and livci.
and producing hcalihy auiion in ihoso ini
por'.aut orijans. J hev tue very valuable
lor disra"es of the Skin, and for what is
commonly called 'Impurity of the blood;'
also for I'emale ( oiuidaiiiis, Cosiivenes'-.
etc., and in lael every disease where an
Aparieni, Alterative, or Puiuative Medicint
may be requited.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
It always cures Asthma two or threr
large doses will cure the Croup or Hives id
Children, in from lilueii minutes to an
houin Hum. It immedjiuely subdues tin
violence of Iloopiny ('iiiinli, ,ni e!'eel n
speedy cure. Ilundieds who have been
nivcn up by iheir phvsici.ms us ineurrahl
viith -('oosuinptiou,' havt been restored i(i
pi lfe t health, by It-
In fact, as a iciuedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, .no medieiuo has ever obtaiutd v
lni;hi r,or more dtserved repuiaiion.
llZT" The above Mi dtcinn are all for sale
al the store of JOHN R. MOYER,
Bloomshurg. o(
CIKCULAK
THE Temperance Ansociatious ol
I'eiinsylvniiifl, of every description, tn
hereby notified, thai, in pursuance of tin
Inllinving- resolution, adopted at the Stall
Convention, held al Harrisbiirg, in Jaiiuan
lasi, a Stale Tcmpetame Couveuiion wi'h
... . .. I... I.. I.I ... i . .
in in ni i iai risoiirp, on tin
Idl'IMII WEDNESDAY, being tin
:-'n nay oi January next, I ti J 0 :
'Jli sol ei d, That we recomiiieud lo al
ihe Temperanee Associations uf this Com
noiHvealih, to appoint Delegates, to meei
in t oiivecnon, ni the Biirough of Hams
l-nrt'. on the second Wednesday of Janua
rv, I M l 3, and thai the said Societies turnis.
lie l.'hanman uf iheir respective Helena
nous wuh a Uejiort, eliihiaelliw lliu" nannn.
ul nu n iiticeis, ami ihe number ol .Mem
tiers bfloufMiig- lo the Ai.soei.ituoi, tugetliei
wim any oil.er inlormaiion they may iliinl.
proper to lay belore ihe dun emion.'
It is also loriustly reiiir.stid lliat all A
oeialions which no not send Delegates
lie proposed Convention, address a I.ttii i
To ihe Presidenl of ihe Slam Teuipi-ranci
Conventional II ai risbure;,' conlaininj; the
nforination desned by the rosnluiion nbovi
tilled; so thai aiisfictory '1'emperanci
Statistics, of the whole Commonwealth,
nav thus be bad.
Note Owini to the meetiiiy of the Leg
isl iltire on the day prreedii.e dm Second
Wednesday of January, (ihe d iv fixed b
he last (Jiiineniion fur the in-xl Annu il
Meelini;) ihe (,'eutr.d Coininille have deem
d II advisable to rhanijp the lime lo the
I'liurili Weilnesdiv, tf iny; Ihe i'wrniv
"-eeond ol said rimiuli.
By order nl ihe State Central Commit
i e.
Dec. :.'0, 1811.
TALL & WINTER
GOODS.
W.1I. M'KKIiVV & C'Oj
g fjj AVI'", just rereiyt'd, and are now opening a
ItXa Ime uud exciuiTe uNwrlinrnt of
Now Jols
suilablr to thu season, consisting of n the varieties
over kept in a eouniry storn. Among iheir Bssnlt
meut may bo found the following.
Dry Goods.
llioaoVlotlw, of all colors, quulitios and piici",
(,'asbiiiiers, battiiielts, and various other kinds of
rlolhs, Uauiiels Valencia, .Uursnilles,6'ilk und other
vesting?, French and English Merilioes, l'oiul a
.iiiea, Fashiouiible Calicoes, Irish Mucus, .Silk,
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, a variety ol'isilk
and Cotton blockings, lilovesund .1ils lor . tides
ind lienllemon, kid uud leather gloves, bleachied
and unbleached Muslin, of utmost every quality,
Ticking and other cotton cheeks, Velvet cups, bus
dies And Children's shoes of nil kinds, Men's thick
and thin boots and bhoes India Ituhhcr over liuesr
cotton yurn, curpetyain, cundle wick, iVc.
GKOCMUE&
Liipiors of 'ill kinds, of the best quality, Molas.ea
SugHi ofvurioun qnality, C'oll'ee, TeaH,Kpire3,Sperui
and Fish oil, coarse und tine Salt, Candles, Fi-.li,
sVc.
110 (J UlA
A large assortment of Earthen Queens
und (J tussivare, window glass
of all sizes, Looking
glasses, 'C.
Hardware,
Case krives and forks, shoe knivc$
Bulls and Screws all sizes,
Pud and door Locks, Saddle
Harness and Coach Trim
mings, Saw Mill and
Handsaw?, round
square, und flat har inn
sheet iron, waggon lire, of
all srcs, in fact even thing
in the Hardware line from a
cumbric needle up tu a blueksmilh's
anvil. All of which will he sold in exchango forCASfT
l.t.'MUKK.nnd CODNTKV I'UiJlMJCE of all:
kinds, on the most leusonuble terms, uud we invito
on friends lo cull and examine fur themselves.
4v. u, 1814 29.
CHARLES Ei-SLES
Tailor.
7VM11K H'lNCj the present opportunity of
A expressing his Ihuiikfuhiess lo his I'lieiids.and
ilie public generally, for the liberal patronage tin
has hcictoi'ore lureived, iiiforins his friends uud tlio
l iu I .lie in general, (hat he still continues tu runy mi
iheahuvi bu inessat his old oitahhshed stiind, on
die ronicr ol Main and East sheets, where he
hopes, by ttrict ultcntiun to business, to rtreivo
onl merit a shale of public patronage us hcrctulorc.
lie deems it unnecessary to go into the gnmc of
'rag. or to use any Roft nodder ubout his !SK ILL in
the riUiFF.SfeluN OF ti A! ME 1ST CLTTI.NO
is his shop is ol long standing, and his vvrnk lie
iliinlis uill sieak for itself, und fur nune louder
'ban words. Hut, he would merely soy tit u t. ho
warrants his work dnnn with nootuess, duiubility,
ind in the latest fushionuble niauiicr, und will en.
aire i r. 'd lit in ull cases.
.. I.. Chuiges moderate to mit the times. All
kinds of country pi odure taken in exchange lur
wuik, at market prices.
Idoolnsburg, IS'ov. 0, 1811. '-'0.
THE DEMOCRATIC UM0X,
Semi-Weekly during the Session of
(he Legislature al TWO DOL
LARS!
The Aiuouiilic Union will, as Usual, le pib
hsbed twice a wi.tk, dining the roiii'iig h-I'jii of
ihe l,ia;islatiue, uud we enibracH au early on asiiiu
lo i ouiiiieiid ll to the favor of ihe rradinp. pi.Mn .--.eillor
puius or expense shall be span d lu in .i t
to Us eohunUK uddiliunul ivA ami v ij; it. Aii!o
ind ioi n et report of the prorinhiigs of llm tv o
uianchis, togi-lher Vlth kkelches of ihe ill bulcr i 11
ill public und iniperlaiit questions, v.iil le lur ni-Ii-ed,
coinpeteol sieri'inrajdii rb having laen riinae.l
i'or lliat purpose. Tho installation rf new ad.
ninistraiions, Statu und Nutioiialjind the ih-vilnpe.
nciit ot ihe measures thev may propose to ti e
niiiitry, will render the coining v. iuler unr ot un
usual public interest, l'ersons desirous r f ol iainin,;
iiie and rally uilelli;;enie will iilwuvs tlml in iho
Deniocralic I'nion a "Hue and honest chrrniile."
To Attorneys, Judges, Justice $ iho r'cae,.. and
public ctliccrs geneiallv, it will be invnlua! le. as
he I'nion unutrsull the STATE I KI.M l.M',
ind ihe LAW ol'a public and genoial iiatme am
published in it ininiediately after their pas-sae, lid
nllv thrie nioi.lhs l.eloic promulgated in pan.) I., 'a
form.
To inrreaK our fu ilities for ihe moft prompt
execution of all the public printing, wc are now
propelling our pressed by he uid of iam u ino.t
onpoilant matter to the legislative body.
A rorps of able rorrespondents have been em
ployed at Washington City, who will ku-p eur
readers eonsliiutly apprised ofevents lunspiiiii" at
die scat of the National fJov rniurnt.
TEKMS ;
Per the w hole vrar. 53 ilrt
'or the pesfion only, (twice awcrk.) '1 liO
Ar v person sdidimr us five mhsrribersi for tlio
si.. ii. accompanied bv ten dollars, (hull ncuve
i ropy -rulis for his trouble. I'ay n.Hiiis may hi
n.iiisiniiled bv niail, and the i'ost Mi.sii is aie.
periniHcd a Inn.k hitters ronluing nionry for nf vis
1 apei subscriplions. Address:
ISA.K," (i. M'KIM.I.i; i Co,