tier. Col. Talc lini, pprseverenre, enter
irizo, impudence, md a touch of claver
..... . i .1... : t. .i . .nr..;.,,. il,.e
limp w lumiililHl mpn irruy ruiij leg 111 o
degenerate- dti s of venom nud selfishness,
snd so it is quite probable (list he will
swim.
Old Mother Luzerne' Ins children
enough In embryo now. days, to satisfy
toy moderate amount of 111 uernd longing'
All'kinds of ptnject fundi kind of division
of tho county, are afloat, in Caibondale,
in Huntington, in Uazle, in Lackawanna,
in Siigarlnaf l id elsewheio.
The Lacks wanna projicl alTjtdas mmy
field of speculation to the curious, though
its bloom ma) fids before it has ripened
into maturity, and become like Captain
Tyler, 'a fixed constitutional fact,' abstract
ly JJprr se rciisidrrrd. Hi I ft.eigh of thin
trash lor the presenl.whf n I gel into a good
humor once more, I may continue my
gnip from this,
Hallowed lat.d of Campbell's song?
for the time being I subscribe myself jours
in the free and easy bonds of a most to
ni.iti,ie friendship.
TOBIAS D. FORRESTER
To James Baoby, Student llluomsburg
KXILROAl) TO CAN DA.
The Legislature ol .Vaine lately charteied a
company to build a railroad between Port
land and Aonireal. A conference between
the Canadian Board of Trade and the Port
Company has resulted in the final seleciio"
of that rouio, provided the Provincial
Parliament and the Queen in council ap
prove. Boston wanted the road to
through Massachusetts.
run
LONG TIME TO WAIT.
There are fight liquoi dealers in the
Salem (Mass) jail for refusing to pay their
lines, andjawaiiing the decision if the (J. S
Court on the Constiiutionalitv of the license
law under which they are fined. The
decision is postponed till r.ext winter,so
that they have some lime to remain where
I'ley are.
Cotton Factory out If'csi. "nc of the
best and most substantial cotton factories in
the United States recently been erected in
Cincinati. It has nine thousand three hun
dred and twelve ssvndles, and one hundred
moms, it win employ three i un r per
sons, and make ab out iwojinilliuns of yards
of sheeting per an unr
Impostors Thelioston Transcrptt says
that the streets of that city have lately been
infested with a number of idlers who go
about dressed as women, asking fur broken
victuals.
Mull Hurnt A mail for the West,-
A lefi ihe Cincinati Post Ollice a few
un;A since; was seriously burnt. The
twine caught fire in sealing one of packages
and not being discovered,'ttie clerk placed
il in the bag and the bag was placed in the
stage. 15ut before the stage proceded a grea
distance, the passengers discovered Ihe fire
and gave the allartn the bag was overhaul
ed, and though uulhing serious was burnt
there- were nevertheless, many Utters badly
injured.
UNI' RECK I) EN TED SUCCESS.
Although Sherman's Medicated Lozenges
have now been some live years belore tin
public, their reputation tor curing (lie (lis
eases lor which they are recommended ha.
extended from Maine to tieorgia. and fron.
the Atlantic Ocean lo the Rocky .Mountains
The Kev Mr. Sueeier, ol lioston: aver,.
that, having been long troubled with a vio
lent asthma and coughjhe tried the Doctor's
Cough Lozenges, and found them to give
htm instanl relief Rev D.trius Anthony, ol
the Oneida Conference, attributes bib
recovery from the grave to Sherman's
Cough Lozenges. Rev. Aft, Dunbar, of New
York, Rev. Mr. I)e Forest, of the Western
part of tlii) Slate, Kev. Mr Eastmond, ami
a great multitude ol persons, have given h
their testimony concerning tho Miceesg oi
this wonderful Couch Medicine. And ih
Remedy for Worms is equally good Shei
man's Worn Lozenges are lar btlore even
preparation whiih has ever been disenvere:
fjr destroying and bringing away Worm
and his Camphoi LnzHiiget, so universally
resorted lo lor lieadacheg and nervous al
fections. are the most convenient article li
the world to carry in the poeke.t, o ilm
tlipy may be at hand incase of enctcieii at
tacks ol famines, palpitation, or depression
of spirits. Sherman's Joor Mans Plaster
should not bo forgotten, for it has cured
more weak backs and cases of ilieumatism
and given greater relief in affections of the
chest than any other preparation of ihe kind
in the world. '
For sale by John K.Moyer.Hloomsbtirg
MORE TKOUI5LE AT NAUVOO.
The St. Louis New Eiaof the l ith nil.
mentions some more excitement, arising out
of the arrest at Naiivoo ol ihe constahle of
Hancock county, who is now held inCUbtody
by the authorities of thai place A wril
was issued for him Ihe Legion was parad
ed, and his jailors have expressed their de
termination lo hold on to bi n at all hazards
The news of the arrest created quite a stir
a-nong ihe people of Warsaw. He is charg
ed with being concerned in tho murder
of '.lie Smiths.
N'ew York was visited by a thunder
ahoaer on Sunday. The Sun says the
country is entirely clear of snow; she fro
it out t.f the ground, ami every thing wean-
ihe appearance of spring. The proapa
of an eaily opening of the Hudson rivci
is truly encouraging,
A Bold ?ogne. The St. Louis Nev.
Eia, says that a man named n Uliani Ulan
gow Moore was arrested a short time sinci
in Arkansas for stealing a horse, which hi
bad sold to man living mWashington conn
ty, Ma. Moore firm stole the horse fron.
denulvmarshal AcHullongh, of St Loub
in running him nil', he sold and stole him
twice before gelling intoWashington counts
ihera he sold the horse a third time, am.
mole him for the fourth lime, he was follow
cd by a party sod arres ed near Uaiesville.
Arkansas, with the horse in his possession
on which he had speculated so extensively
...it
Ice. The ice cutteis at Fresh Pond
Huston, aie busily engaged in harvesting
the crop estimated at uverlOO.OOO lons.each
block or cake being fourteen inches square
The Para Press" Rives the fellowinc.
description of the manner in which the
Cavarian Censorship is concluded ;
'Every morning a police Officer attend
it the Post office of Munich to receive
all newspapers which arrive ihei, to
carry the:n to the oifi-e of the Censors
when they contain nothing ohj-oiona
tile, they are forwarded to'heir address
but if they treat of one of the thousand
subjects which are foi hidden lobe dicu
m i n Bivaria, tho sullen tier loses hi
journal.' YOUNG MAN FROZEN TO DEATH
A yotinr man, named Frederick
Walworth, a carpet-weaver by trade,
vi ry indus'rious and of g,ood habits, tvj
out gunning near Jtrs-y City on tin
1 1 1 h inst., when his grin was accidental
ly discharged, and Ihe contents of h
entered his thigh near the kneepan
The wound might have been healed if
attended lo at the limn, bu! being some
distance from any house, he was unable
to help himself along and is supposed lo
have fainted from los of blood and
frozen lo death. This is an awful war
ning to those youth who are in the
habit of using gur.s incautiously. II
has left a mother and many kind fiiond
to mourn his untimely end.
THE NEWSPAPER LAW.
Suhscibers who do net give e x;res
notice to the contrary, are connh rn
wishing to coniinue thir Mibciiption.
If gubscibers order t ho d j.-ou'iriuance ol
their papers, the publisher may coniin
ue to seed them until u!l thai is due be
paid. If subscihers neglect or refits
to laie papers from the office to which
they arcdirrcled, ihey are held respon
sible till Ihey have sell led their bill, ami
order their papers (liscooiiiiii'-d. li
'tihscribtr' remove toother places w,th
ut informing the publisher, and th.
paper is sent lo me torrner direcnor,
they are held reeponsible.
The Courtshave decided lhat refuting
to take a paper or per iodical from ih
ilhce, or removing, nnd having i
incalled for is 'prima, facie1 evidenc
of fraud !
Who m il for -- 'J'hc B"iks and S.-hu-ylkill
Journal s ays, ' There is a h it, r m
the Readiug posl'Oiliee frnm Phiadidphla.
addressd lo the ugliest girl in Reading,"
Who will call lor it.
The editor of th-? Alabama Journal ha
been presented with a novel vegetable lo
ihe Cabbage kind, raised from seed sent
from Belgium by the Ilnr." il. W Hillanl
I'lns vegetable is about Ihe size of a small
hen's eg..', ,t h a p-rfeel Cablme.ftrm and
vhiU!' it is said to be an cxeelelnl dili,au'
superior to anv of the same family of plants
i ne weeds were sown in Hlay and trans
planted in Auwnst, as other Cabbage plan'
ire, each plant producing from thirty m
forty nf th"se beautiful lutleCabbage heads.
Our Pcnnwi Ivuina fdriuers must gel hold
nf ili i article'
.? foaling '1 htntre. A l the foot ol
Spring street, on the North river, a large
-teamboat is at present undergoing transfer
mation into a theatre a floating theatre
with galleries, boxes, pits, scenea and ma
chiuery as well with coniodation cabins f,n
the dressing rooms of the artists. 'J'hi?
lllotilia dramatira is lo be r.'ady iu the ear
lv suuiiner lo sail up die river, and amnsi
the people nf ihe interior whose residenn
he upon ihe banki nf the Hudson and o -the
lino o the canal and perhaps lo ihe
grand lakes themselves. The conerrn is i
proeppd Willi a printing press and compos
iiors for the printing of bills of the play.
N. Yj Express-
ROMANCE SPOILED
Tho Courier des Etas Unis Spoils the
romantic story of ths.Mirror respecting the
young Spaniard, Aldama, who killed him
self in New York a few days sgo. It seems
that he had followed a course of dissination
aud squandered in one year some fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars
WARli
The country CHREOKEE NATION!
ivil wnr is threatened, ..,!.!. . I
V . J , , ' rrgrci mail
n his rutnrn the 28th ult. from attending
he United S ates Commission al Foil O.b
on lie was lound in a oyir.jr state, ami
leciared before he expired that he fell undei
he bowie knives of a ganj o) the Koss par
y. Of the 10 000 who compose the na
ion, a large maioiitv ate in favor of Ross.
nil the minority have organized anddeclar
d him an usper, who has robbed the na
ion ol hall a million of dollars.
It Sias been decided in the York Snpieme
Court, thai a boarding house keeper is not
responsib'e for articles belonging to board
ets, siolen from the home, except they be
especially ieft in the case of the keeper.
liLooMsiiuii o, March 1. , 1S45.
......6 ... ,ei(lerok n vouran '"'iinim wr,t or eennrstration. lo
y of the twopirues into wHu,ri.r : c , iu:e nn Big Fishing creek, """hrecied, will h ,...,i , ' .
iou is divided. The immediate T ' n 8r!oaflWi be reni.d.lo, ONE ! Y EA vear, Z L Z i ' flY '
he outbreak appear, to be the murde?8 1' firs, , Alrl, n,xt SJ ,)PXHl , 'J ''ay , Mar.-h
l..w-i Rogers., son of one of the Chiefs, "'" aSo,,, .... l,rei"",,s ,
Wheat, 75
Rye, 50
Corn, 40
Cloverseed, 3 5o
Flaxseed, 1 25
Hut'er, 14
Oats, 25
EiRs, 8
Tallow 10
Laid 7
Dried Apples, 50
White yyeans 50
Beeswax 25
Wanted,
Choppers, Miners and
Carters with Teams.
TI3 aubsciilier wisees to get
7O00 t'ORIM OF WOOD CUT
mil put up through ilia winthcr and coming sum
uier- Will want,
4000 TtlNS OF ORG MIXED
throueh the year. Would givo employ to FOUK
,ir SIX TEA MS through the summer hauling coal
Aix. Wood Chonpeta are requested to call and
take Jobs. Call on the uhxcrilier at his residene
.in Fishingereek. M. MeftOWISLL;
ild9dWcU'a Mills, January 15, 1845
Chair Manilla 1 1 ry .
fJTH E auliscrilier having cstHlilished a .VJH
-trei't, near the residence of L. li. Maus, ho in now
iireimicd to furnish Chaiis of every dcacrintinn, 01
is good terms aa they can lo purchunad eUewhen
i the county.
WOOD TURNING,
'inch as Dcil Posts, Waggon Hubs
Hose Blocks, fyc.
-?IGN, ORNAMENTAL dj HOUSE
PAINTING.
Also
J10USK P.WEIilSG.
Phis Ittnr braneh, from his experience, he believe
it- u.ui do a littlo I ii; iter huii uny other pernon in
ilus section.
(Tjd'Orl.Ar. PLANK will ho taken in pay
nent at the highe.l f .Ket prico
SAMIT.I, IIAE.NCi;'H
Dloiimsliurg, July 4, 1 H4f ! I if
WO RMS K rLTs "'rilOUAANDS.
llin.DREN are must suhj.-ct to ihoin.luit per
suns of all ages nru liable lo liu itlllicttd n ull
ilium. Had hre.ith, puli iicss aliout the lips flu-licil
tlieeks, picking at the liose.waHliiig way,leaniieM.
lain in tho howels, jniuts or liuilis, ilisturhed lcc;
rigliiful dreums, moaning anil loim times of vor
letous appetite, are among the Hymptmns of worms
t.t 1 1 v am diM'tured lur iinuitlis, for mime oilier im
nary disease, when one x of C1iuiiiiuii'm W orm
l.n.cngi's would ell'ect u cure. I), liynu, eorntil
if Prince yiroet and the Howerv, cured a man ol
v.irms tha whs reduced to a fkrlcton, nml hy null
inv box nf ishvrniau's liozenges: l.eis nnwr un I n
n an Alderman Th Hmi. It. II. licirilslcv
".us saved ihe life nf on0 nf bis children hy Ihem.
I'lin sale of over 3,(1011,000 nf lmes has lullv IcmI
I tliein. They are the only inl'alhlile worm des
Toying medicine knewn. What family will he
villi. ml them?
Consumption ,Coiighy,('otds,Yhonpin;: ('oucli
sthmn, anil nil nircctions of the lungs, will liml u
healing value in Sherman's Cough Lozenges. The
aved tho Rev, Richard IJo Forest; tho Kev. Mr.
trcetcr, Jonathan Howarth, Esq. and lhat vvorhv
old hero, Leonard Roger, fiuin ihe cousumptiviV
grave. They cured iu one ilny the l!ev. Mr. Dun
'mr, the Rev. Mr. Ilandc.ock; Win. H. Atlrco l'.si
if ili-itevsing coughs. Thev ire ihe pleasHiitei
.Miigh medicine uud cure the soonest ofauy known
leuieily.
Heailache.Sea-sicknefis and Palpitation, relieved oi
Irorn live to ten minutes by Hhcrmau's Camphor
Lozenges 1'ersons atteniting crowded ooms in
'ravelling will find thorn to impart buoyancy of
-pirils and renew their energies, 1'hosg sulleiim;
from too free living will find a few of the lozenge.,
to dispel the hormrs and lowncsn of Hpi-its. Mr
Knoli, of the .-'uimIiiv Mercury, has repeatedly cur
.il himseli of severe headHcli by them -uplahi
t-'h.iilwii k, of the packet ship VVellingtou. Iiih wil
nessed their efficacy in a g'eal ninny ca.ses of ica
sickness. They operate like a charm upon the
agitated or shattered nerves, as Sherman's Pooi
Vlan's n.istcr does upon rheumatism, lurnla;o,
pain or weakness in tho side, hick: bre ist, or any
part of the b.tJy. Mr. 11. U. Daggers, 30 Ann
street: II nry !t (i nddiui;; 35 Chatham
ireet Mors J llenriiie lq. and a
nuliiiudu of others have experienced the
wonderful rfl'ects of Iibsc I'lasters.
I'rice only 12 cents. Caution is recessary
'o arc that you get the genuine Sherman's
Lozences and Plasters, as there are many
nrthle'S articles attempted to be palmed
IT in place of ihem, hv those who would
Tille wifh y oiii life for a shilling.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at '06 Nas
an street. Fur sale by
John It. Mnycr Bloornsburg
W,n L VValter k co-Berwick
Low & Thompson Lime Ridge
Vj. it J. Lazarua Orangevitle
M. fj. Shoemaker Buck Horn
L. t A Ij Bisel Jerseylown
Derr &i M'Bridfl While Hall
John Moore Danville.
Stephen Baldy, Caltawissa.
Jan. 4 1843-37. Am,
A l?Anni rrnn ir
A'. M. tiS. ljft J ,
I HE p.
"movement, with a good
upon the premises. Condiun,.
known upon applications tc
WM II ESS, Executor
'i?arloar. Dec. 27, 18 I t.
Estate of Christian jl. Drohst.
THE Creditors of Curisiian A Brobst,
tre hereby notified that the undersigned ap
pointed an Auditor, to distribute the funds
in the hands of James I'leasarts, L'.xq. ad
ministraior of Ezra S. Hayhurst, deceased,
who was one of the Assignees of Chiistian
A Brobst, among the creditors of said
Christian, will attend at the house ofCharles
Uartman, in Catiawissa, on Thursday, :be
.'Id day of April next, al 10 o'clock of said
day, lo perform the duties ol his appoint
menl. where all parlies inleicsted in ihe
said estate are hereby notified to attend.
J. (! MONNGOMKIIY.
Februaro 7, 1815. 3i43
List of Jurors
For April Term, 1815
iraiil Juror
Bloom Ephraim Lutz Samuel
liar
man
Uriercreek John Hill lioberl M.;Curdj
John Rush
Caltawissa Lewis Yeller
Derry William ('aruahan
Franklin John Vonght
Jackson George Alliger
Limestone John S. Dye
Liberty William Dale
Milfiin John Crovcr Christain Shu
nan
Mahoning John Kussel Eli Wilson.
John G Thompson
Ml. IMeasant W illicm Miller David Vic
ler
Montour Ja nes Barton John Uu hard-
David Claik
Madison Benjamin Wintcisicen
Orange John Crotise
Koanngeryek John Davia
TRAVERS JUltORS-Jan. ISIS
Bloom Eli Criveling
Bnerereek William McMiehae1 1. W.
Jackson John FjD:ivin Frederick Neiccly
Catlawawissa Jesse Monroe John Kit
tor jr
perry ISeal iNe.Uoy John liiee Jacot
Senile I'elcr Shlll'Z
Franklin -John Low John McnchGeorc'
Meai s
Ilcmlock--Rohert Moore.
Limestone Stephen Balliel Samuel
Caldwell Philip Kunvan John Flood.
Mahoning William bchuyler t.orntlus
Oornelison
Madtsnn Thomas Barber Jacob Demon
Jacob Dreizelpiee John Ketner
Ml. IMeaeanl John 11 anile rsltee,
William Kellcv
Orange Abncr Wclseh
Koaringcreek Daniel Leran Sabasiim
Mower Nathan Driesbaeh Holotnan Fetter
nun
Sugarloaf lamucl Roan Beijamin
Cole
Valley Jacob Sidler Andrew ('hilds
r.ST.VFF OF
ISAAC COUNELISON. deeeasrd.
Noti-.-e is herobv civen to the eieditor
of Isaac Coruelison, deceased, (bill i " ih
attend at ihe public house, of Charles Ducb
er, in the town of Bloomsburg, on Jiil(i,
llic 28th day f March next, for the pnrpoce
?f apportioning the assets of the said ltati
among the crediiois,
JAME.V l'LKASAM'S, Junior.
January 27. 1815 U.vll
to coirATitY jn:r.t irTvir
PB'VIE subscriber disiioua of quitting lui.inrs
i on account of bis health, will
pdixT ins sToni:,
property to nnv person nn fnvnuralilu lennH, .
will FCKCllASli His .STOCK Ul'" C(M!
reinnininu; on hainl. Ilm viliMiion fordoing l'Uini-k
he considers, the best in ihe county.
He al.o ie(iiesliM all those n.ilebti',1 lo bin
lo ronie am nuike piivinei I ln lnro the Ut, m
April, alter that tone, every account not paid, wil:
be sued without lexpei;! lo person.
E. II, H1CGS.
Jan. C0-1S45.
LOOKHERB;
rASIIIOXABLr TAILOUI.-sG.
Corne one, come, all, give me a cull I
HE subsciiber returns his inrflrc than!
for the liberal patronage heretofore besloe,
uponhiin, and h. pcs lot a continuance of thes-noii
with an i.icrrasc duo the merit nf his shop. He in
tends 6parinf? neither pain or labour to renilei
satisfaction in any ear.e;and will ivnrrenl his xi'orl
done with tat snJ duiability.AND AI.ITTI.t
NEATEK THAN CAN HE DONE l ANV
OTUEH.SHOP IN THIS PLACE. He he
just received Mahans, late lepoit of rsshions, from
Phi'iJelphia. which can be seen at his shop at anv
tims, by which he is enabled to cut according le
the la'e.it Etyle, or to ftrder. Hid prices are in
accordance to the timer). All kinds of cour.trv
produce taken in pavment for work at market rrice
rry rt-HBonauie uiscouni ror rssn.
T. S. I.EIDY.
N. It. f'utlinrr. done wilh the greatest rare, and
at die shortest notice.
r. i..
Dloomburj,', Oct.. 1 5-1 .,"
rm on whih ii. i... n il nvi
I I lTIIAIIIIi.lrit... - -I
-J 50
RKQDESTRATOR SALE
I Urn L.i ,.f ... .i
"""." towns!,,,,, ci,,,,,,, t.()UnlVi
lUIIMIlif
iae Acre
reorlesg.hll(1dedby ,UN of
V'llSH III,, 'IV.L- . " '
W " ,UU,3S oniiris, ,e
ere nii i-
LOG lIDTIxr
Heized inken in '
as the property of w'ifl'P.
Ikam Dkrr, SHfl:
Shkriff's Offick. Danville
February 151815
iili
SECJUESTKATOR
SALR
BY viiluenf a writ of sequestration. in me
dire,eted, will he exposed to public sale, b
the year, on the premises, on Monday, tin
1 Oth day of March nvxt, at 2 o'lock, M
ihe following property to wit:
Ji certain tract of land situate in
Mi III in township, CuWimbia contuy, con
taning
113 AdP.ZSj
rrvnre or lets, adjoining lauds ofCornelii
Kirkendull Leonard Kirkendall, and other-'
whereon is erected one
ONE
Log Earn,
with ihe apperlennncc!.
Seizeil taken in execution and lo he sold
is ihe property of I'bilip ILrlnckcr
InM Di:rr. Sequestrator.
Sheriff's Office, Danville.'
Feb. 15-1815.
fell Ell IFF SaIjU.
BY virtue of a vend. ex. lo me directed,
will he exposed to public side at the house
d" Frederick Nicely, in Berwick, Monday,
die 15th day of March next, ai 1 o'clocK
I. M. the following property, viz:
A certain lot of ground situate in Centre
lownsbip, Colu ubia county, containing one
SIXTEENTH OF AN ARCIi.
more or loss, hounded by lands of Isaac
Low, John Knorr and Joseph Kirkciidal!,
whereon iv erected a
ffSTfifa 7775 sroRY FM'E
MwliJjS DWKLUNO 1IOLSE,
Seized l iken in execution and to be sold
as the properlv of John Jones, dee'd, in ihe
hands ol his administrator M J Jackson.
Iram Di:i:ii. Sheriff.
SitrRirr's Opncu, l)nvillo
Feb. 15 1 8J5.
" " SIIERU'F SJLF.
BY virtue ofiilevari faeiasto urn directed
will be exposed to public sale al the Cnur
Mouse, in Danville, on Saturday, the I5tli
dav of March next, at 1 o'clock, l M
the following property, viz:
A certain ti.vt of land situate in Franklin
township, Columbia county, nmlainiii"
15 Afcacs,
ir ihi'reahouts, liouniled by Iih! of .I icul-
Slitll'Z. .iba Bird, the Viiirihilinlif ilauil
ouniv line and thu Susquehanna Kiver.
about
0 JICRRS.
of which is cleared land, and in fjond stall
of cultivation, t'nlhe premises there i
erected a nun and a half sioiy I'U'AMI
l) FI.I.INC MOUSE.aFUAML BAUN
mil SAW .111,1..
S. izi d taken iu execution and lo he sob'
is the property nf John '. Boyd,
ALSO.
At ihe same time and jd.irc, by vi f tin
if n leiidilio t xpolias, to me directed, wil
ie sold ilic billowing property, to wit :--
A ci i lain lot or pureed of p,tniin
iniate iii li e town of Bloniiisl'iirg, l'loon
im iihlii ji. ("oliiuibia coiinty .containing two
birds of an acre, moie or less, bounded n
limit on am Miii l id said town, on tin
asl bv an allev, on ihe north .iv an all v
nid on the west bv a lot helonceg to Ho
hert Chcarl, whereon is erertnl a
TWO STORY
DRICKt,- FRAME
TAVEKN MOUS1
me shop, one ai;ible and one shed, a wel
f water with aruimpiw nhihe upper'enanep
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
is the propeity nf 'V ilium Robii-no.
Iram Dkrk, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Cfire. Danville
Feb 151845
CHARLES R. r.UCKAI.EW
Office South tu-t of Mains!, cjposili
F.ytr $ Ileffeye S;ore,
r-rr-WILL AT I END COURTS IN
THE COUNTIES OF COLUMBIA
AND LUZERNE.
nid a good
'-r.--.
a li 'w it
FOR 1845.
Ii;a in the 1 1 si i , 1110 ,,u"t pe.
nit Ij, ,s, 1,1, j . ,,,. .
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"r.v .n.iiier. (,,,. , , . " ns lil-
"""ear U , ' ,, a,"'1'"' w,'d as llui best
118, I 11 III 1 i.
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'""' and merit "f " L " 7 Tb"
' "Ho 's uro ,. .1. " w-'ll.ir iimHsiue or
"' "'""lioiiof ei(,.,ivi '"'in tliers.onu
"d,l emboli;. . "K ."v,'r "'U-uncs il,n
howe,r .zr. 'u"r'- '
''' ea ,:,: : . . ' " ' """"" '"t real cxl
h" atlaioeil i . ' ' ' l" mn Li- period;.
J... . . .. . 'i leu iates
tert&SfcJ'.?'"
die immense,.." , m.,;rlmile f()r
rive to prosecute tno.',7,'"l1,1,n nierit
.'al a mailer f ,i,i;,. """ lho '"ll order of
oik issued, hoars with it lho r Jui'' ty of
linphant success, and eHlabhahes "'fi6l'a,"h,aiid
,f succ ssful couipelitioii, inipnnes aiift'1intl
tor nood work", that iiolliing ofu ImuiLug oru..
will bo tolerated.
Every numncr of Graham's Majnzine is issued
it a coil nf nearly Mono ibc plates alone consist
n? nn-uly half the sum most of the philes aro f cm
Orijiinal American Puintinna, executed expressly
or die proprietor, lor ent;ravins fur the magazine.
Vmonci the pictures painted lur the volumu for
M15,aiet0 hy Sully, ihe greateat tiller, sevctal
y Leute, thapinau, Ionian, Conaroe, Hothecrnel,
I'honison, and others of llic best urti-.ls of Ameri
ca. The cost of getting up einbel'ishmctits in ill's
tylo niny bo estimated when we state that some nf
diesc pictures cost 200 a piece, and will cost uh
mine of them three limes that sum to have them
engraved and worked ofTlorthc edition ol iruhain
itut no cost shall he spared to keep our proud
jiosiiion at tho head of dio IViiodiculs o thu
woild.
URAHAM'a Lr.G.IT K.MCCI.LI3H
MKA'Ta.
The most splendid cii''riiviiii;. of all sorts li-nd
their charm to the pagea of Graham's uiasaziue.
l',verytlimh in Ihe wav of novelty und heautv lhat
has ever been invited is laid under coni.ibuljou.
Nothing ihal capital uud taste cun supply is nnit
ted. First, as lho most rlesant and iinproniiale. us
well as ihe most popular embellishment, v c place
Sartain's Hriliiant Wi 77,otiiil Enirravhirr.
We wore the Inst to introduce this beautiful slvle
ofnork, as a regular eiutu lli.dimeut of Ihe popular
inoniniies. lis wule spread reputation thro' ll;n
means of our aniplcli.-,t, called fiirih u host of imita
tors, but up to this time nothing has been produced
to rival ilie glorious pictures given in Jra!;am.
I he hliepheiil s Love, nud ' I he (.'oijurite,'
I'liese with a host of others, dono for us bv Mr.
iSartaiu, stand 'unprecedented ami alone' nl the
head of American engraving, We have several
of theso inimitable plates under wav, and shall
ijive one in the January number.
rO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS
The high merit of Graham's niaaazine considered
the publisher Halters himself lhat lho folliming lib
eral terms .will inducethoi:sands lo subscribe.
TO CLUHS.
The following proposals are mnJc:-2 copies fu
irj; 5 for SKI; 8 for ? 1 0; 11 for 20.
To the I'oi-tuiastijr, or oilier persons forming
d ihib, the l'nblinher will forward a Move! for every
" ubscriber sent, so that by varying the hoi ks, a
complete library may bo villained by any person in
a vluel lime.
.Single Copies, three- dollars per nnnuni in nd
v.iiue. dud to lho person sending the moiiev, a
copy of 'Uingwood lho liover." Ilerbiul's piia,;
incl and also a ropy of The Item of Art and
I'lcauty.' n beautiful woik for a lady's Center
I'uble, coiifainiug Ihiitcni splendid flvn and
!oc7.nliut Cne,raviiigs, will bo forwarded gntis.
Xddiet's.
' " GEOKGE R. GRAHAM,
No. SO Chestnut Stiect I'ilailelphia.
ramlroth?s Tills.
I'ICTLKE OF HEALTH.
KALT is chaleiisril in en il.civii'i n! ly
ilie aliseio e uf ill rain, si ITi linj;, or lT. rliori
in any pint of his body; by Ilie free ami regular cx
ercise of funclions without nny ereepiion.
I'hey consist in having u good appetite at im nl
limes, an easy digestion, free evacuations, without
buisei e.-s or costivennss at least once in every iwcn-tv-four
hours, and without heat.divncss, or Luining
il the pasaarje, the free issue of the water wilhcut
icriniiiuv or burning, and without u reddish sedi
ment which is always a sign of a present or nn up
lUoichitig pain; quiet i-li cp without agitation or
iiiiulilesoiiie dream; no taste of bile or oilier bad
laste in the nioulh upon rising in the morning; no
-Murnena or disagreeable rising of the stomach; n
'lean tongue; a sweet breath; no itching, pimples or
pots on the skin; no piles; no burning heat upon
my pait of the body; no excessive thirst when un
exposed to labor or oilier known caiisr-e: no inler
nipiion lo any natural evacuation, nor pain al their
p-'iioilicul re.luru.
Where Ihe stale of the sysli ni does not hiiitnon
ize with Ihe abov.' pii luie of health, il is (if the
greatest importance that no tinm lie lost in i-i inlin
fur a doctor, or in (he use ol luoh h it medics loo
"lien the result of spcculslinii; instead of this course
lea dene of li M)K LTII'rs I'.,.S ,. ;,k,.n,
whii.li ill not deceie, but uill nl nin e lettoto
healili lo the organ or pari th t requinv. it.
All who wish to preseivu their hcallh. ell who
aie determined to defend their life against I he en
rroaclunrntn of di ieas h hieh might send ihem pio
mnlurelv (o Ihe crave, will, without hesitation, harp
recourse to the jiaudretji Pills, when 111" state of
(he system docs not harmonise with Ihe uboxe pic
ture of health.
Those wholive in a eounlrv nherei-oni.ir.iotn of
other disease prcwiil, shonlil often think of thu
truepiiinrc ofheallh, and observe himself wuli pur.
lindar attention, in order to act acconlingly. Tho
wisoand rightly direclrd will follow ibis advice
the unwise ere left to their own di stinction,
A Ci E N T S.
Washington Itoheit M ix iv.
.IerseytoTil L. & A. T. L'iscl.
Jlanville E. 15. Kevm liln A. l.'o.
Caltawissa ('. . loobst.
bloonisliuig J. K. Mover.
Limrsione liabbil it .M'Ninch
llili lt'iiorn M. (. Shoemaker.
Lime liidge Andre iV jlillcr
jemu k - .1 W Slil'-s
May t, 1641-2.
JUSTICE EL.'TFKS,
EXECCTWAS 4- SUMX'OXS,
For Su!c al thu Office.