fiotn Noah' Weekly Messenger,
YANKKE TRICKS.
BSVOLVTIOlfAET 1KC1DENT.
Common consent i rery queer
inonior. Com nan consent mike wiu
df slupidulei; fooli or win men, gallants
of Josephs, ind rancals ol honi mdi
tidusls. ;Comtnon consent dmperi
Yankees1- in their ft'it dyi as
nhriwd, incompirtbia inckderi, and
common consent wii pruy near ngh
iuil at that lime. Whether the Ysn-
'keei are a match for opposition now
ve leave to oldet and wiser heads to de
lermine. 'We Rained our independence
by sheer forca of arms- Now and then
fortune would favor our aide with lit
tie extraordinary good event or circunv
. . . . -i .
mince, oui not very irequentiy. ji wis
iig,ht twenty limes where il wis msnoe
vre successfully once. The English,
always on the look out for 'squills' and
lankee triclti,' not unfrequently de
ceived themselves in the most ludic-
roi's manner.
In the month of Msy, 1814, Sir Jimes
Toe, with a fleet of vesstls to the num
ber of thirteen, of various sizee, appear
ed off the moulh of the Geneisee.ihreat
oning to annihilate Rochester, and de
filroy every improvement and person in
"the vicinity. Great alarm was created
by this. Messengers were despatched
at once throughout the country for aid.
The -people were aroused like the
i fiery cross of Rhode-rick Dhu the eum-
monj sped, and what, think ye, was the
-result In Rochester there were then
: just thirty-three people capable of bear
ing arms, and about half a dozen came
in to help them. Truly a formidable ar
my to repel an English fleet, and op
pose a clever oOdhot of the British for
ces. The first thing that the little band
of Americans did was to throw up a
breast-work rude and alight near the
' deep hollow, beside 'the .Lower Falls.
'This breasl-work was called Fort I3en-
tier. They then hurried down the junc
tion of the Gennessce and lake Ontario
' because there the enemy declared they
' would land. They left behind them
two old men, -with several amall boye,
to remove the women and children into
1he woods in case the British should
land for the provisions, and the destruc
tion of ihe bridge at Rochester.
The Rochester forces were command
ed by Francis Brown and Elisha Ely,
who acted si captains. Isaac W, Stone
was appointed m.ijor. The Americans
'were elegantly accoutred in various gar--ments
of shapes and makes almost ante
tlelutftan. No two men were dressed
alike. No two men were armed with
the like weapons. Certainly they had
alliirearms; but they were not fashioned
'in the same style. The discipline of
these troops were as curious as their cos
tume and equipments. But if ihey dis
played so awkward front to the warlike
eye, they also exhibited -sagacity and
courage two tjualitiesfluite as much
needed as a pretty uniform and tacties.
The-enemy watched the on-shore pro
'ceedines with considerable 'interest;
They beheld, as they supposed, nun
merou bodies or militia marching to
head quarters, and preparing to give
them a warm reception. To deceive
the English, the forty men marched
and countremarched incessantly through
-the woods, from point to point, in such
a -manner as to convince the soldiers in
the vessels that the whole country was
aroused and preparing for action. The
English thought it was high time to be
'CBUtiousand therefore sent an officer
v.'ith a f.ag of truce to the ahore. One
of the militia captains, with ten of tht
best-looking snd most soldier-like men,,
-were sent to meet the officer. Thf
- men carried their arms ss upright at
mifcht' be consistent with their plan of
being ready for action, by keeping hold
of ihe triggers-
The British officer was astonished,
lie looked all kinds of thing, utterablf
and unutterable, and with a swelling
crtst said:
xSir, do you receive a Bag of truce,
under arms and wiih corked iriggeis?
Excuee me, 1 beg,' said the Ameri
can capiaio, we ere not soldiers, onl)
backwoodsmen and know more obou
felling timber and following the p!ouj
. than of military tactic;' saying whicr
the American, to rectify his first error,
ordered his men to ground arms!
This, of course still more astonished
the Brit M). lie looked indignant
then ?u)iciou5 tlien a little terrified
end at lust delivered a brief meisngn ii
haste, and incontinently aought the flee'
again. He declined (tut the ignoranci
of taelia was leigned to draw the com mo
dore into some enure, and informer)
those who cent him that some Ysnker
trick' was under process ofdevtlopmenf
.The British wanted ihe spoils, bu
they were loou:sj)irious to attempt
landing, if by makings compromise,
they would secure a purl of them. Ac-
rordingly another officer, with snothri
fl ig of truce, was sent to parly. Captain
Francis Brown was this lime deputed to
reeeite the ofi:cer. Brj jvn look a guard
with him.
The Biiiish ofTiu-r lo; ;:d very sus
piciously ujion lli own id upon the
guard, tie conversed with the utmost
caution, and walked as though he ex
pected either to Cod a trap door, or s
springing mine beneath his feet. Af'er
pending a short lime in conversation,
the oflierr suddenly discovered that the
width and clumsy aspect ol Brown
garments betokened something not ex
actly right. He thought that Brown
was a regular officer of the American
umy and that his regimentals were
masked, for some strslsgem, by clumsy
nd hastily made overclothes. Impress--d
with this idos, -the Briton suddenly
grasped Brown's panlaloooa by the knee
exclaimingly hall jocosely, while he
handled the cloth most firmly. 'What s
pity such excellent cloth should be spoil
ed by a bungling tailor.1
Brown smell out the object of Ihe of
ficer's movement, ad quick-witted, he
carelessly replied
'Oh! 1 was this morr.ing preventeJ
from dressing fashionably by my haste
to meet and salute distinguished visi
tors.' The officer then made a proposition
that if the provisions and stores which
might be in and about Rochester, were
delivered up, Sir James Yoe, would
pare Ihe settlements around.
Will you except and comply with
this offer?' Inquired the bearer of the
dig of truce.
'Blood knee deep first! replied Fran
cis Brown, with startling emphasis.
While all this parlythe last clam
of which was enough to affrteht the old
est and toughest soldier an American
officer with his staff, returning from ihe
Niagara irontier, was accidentally seen
passing from one wooded poinl to anoth
er. 1 his with other very curious cir
cumatances, confirmed the Britons in
the beliet that a large American army
was collected.and that the Yankee offi
cers shammed ignorance for the pur
pose of enticing them on shore to be
slaughtered and annihilated. They
had not proofs exactly ss strong as holy
writ, but Ihey were irresolute, undeci
ded, and frightened, and were thus
half conquered. No sooner had the the
of (ruce got back to the fleet, than
shower of bombs and balls was sent from
each vessel. The attack was immedi
ately acknowledged, with great spirit
low.' why a rusty old six pounder had
been mounted on a log and scoured up
lor me occasion, and as soon as it codld
be cha.ged it was 'let off' on Ihe thir
teen English vessels. A few hours
were spent in this manner, and Sir Jan.
Yoe, assured that he could not be in
safely in that viciniy, (nd with one of
nil vessels badly shattered by Ihe afore
said toe-mounted six nonnder.) run
n- J,
down to Puylteneyville. about twenty
milea eastward of Gennessee river.
fhere they learned how thirty-eieht or
forty green militia men "had beaten off
and prevented a large British flee! from
landing, by a very successful Yankee
trick!
As soon as (he keen edge of mortifi
cation was worn off, Sit James and all
his people laughed heartily at Ihe strata
gem and its result. .It was a noble Yan
kee trick, that.
Chair ianufactoy,
THE subscriber continues to carry on
the
CUAIR ilfANUFACTO.il NG
business at Ihe old stand of 13- & S- Msgen
buch, where he will be roady at all times
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Uoslon Kockinc Chairs &c, ol evorv
lescripiton, which mav be called for, at
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Tapering,
10 a superior manner,
From his experience in the business, nnd
nis laciiities ol manulanturine the various
articles of his line, he flatters himself thai
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonablo terms as can bt
done in the country, all of which lie will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. D- Orders from a distance will br
strictly ar.d punctually nitenrieH to.
U 11 AtiKIN UUtJlI
Blonmshire, Dec 30, 1643
NAILS, SPIKES; &c.
The Illootmbtirg U It. 1. Co
JW.u keep constantly on hand, a large
oriuien: 01
NAILS, SPIKES. AJW IRON
whirhthey will sell by WIIOLCbAI B and RE
TAIL, and on at gttod term a tht arttcUt
can bt tletchert.yurchated. Meichanti ono
others, mav find it to their interest to call. .'II
kinds of grain received in payment.
JOSEPH PAXTON, Pbhipmt
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED,
Ine lunarineraliip neretotnre existing
under ttie tit m ot H1L V JLU 1 11 UJiIV &
BUOXE, in tha Blacksoiitbing Business,
is Dissolved by mutual consent. The
Hooks are in the hands of MtrBhal Silver
thorn, to whom ell having claims on, or
are indebted to, said firm, are requested to
apply immediately for settlement.
MARSHAL eiLVEKTHORN.
JUDAII BOONE'
Bloonisburg, March 28, 1845. 49
ICTTlie Business, in future, will be rsr
riett on at the old stand, by the subscriber
who solicits a continuance of the ciirtom
as old frinnilo, and of as many new ones
of may please call.
At. SII.VERTI10RN.
March 28. 49
AN ACT
Concerning the Removal of the Seat
oj justice of Columbia County,
from Danville to Eluom&burg.
Section I. R ii n.i.J 1... .1.. u .
.v .i.vivu UJf W1Q UVIIBIV VIIU
Zoune ol Kepreiwniativcs of the Commoriweatth of
-uiiiiijitniiiu in general AsueHilily met, and It l
hereby e acted by the authority of the same, That
it shall and mav be lawful foi tha Oualltlfrt v.
tcrs wbo have Heslded In Columbia Coun
ty for at LE.18T SIX C.iLE.YDJll
.HOJVTiJ immediately prtculiiig the next Cen
tral Eleelion, to ote at such election upon the
question ofthe removal of iheir8eat of Justice from
snille to Bloomsburg.in said county, in die man
ner louowmg.io wti.- .1 nose m tavor ol a liemoval
shall vota a written or nrininl l.l..n.i
- "... ..lmiv I.L'CilCU,
"SEAT OF JUSTICE," and containine the
vords "FOR BLOOMSBUHG," aud thoao op
posed to a Removal, shall vote a miti nr mini.
cu ueaei laueuea as aiorenaiu, and contsinina the
1. Vnn ll Kltnl t n it . ....
word." FOR DAN VILLE:" ih iiii iiVbni. i, i!l
deposited in a box which shall be provided for thai
purpose at each and every ofthe election polla of
said couuty, and the returns of said election ahull
L. , ' . 1. - I .. .
ue niaue in me same manner ny tne Ucturn Judges
... ,u tDu. .no DiBcuon oi .wemDcrs ot the
Asaomblv. snd if on the mectinir nf tl,. Din,n
. , r .. "
""W1?""1? f the vote
followinir sections of thi. act ahnii i.. nf fn r
nao ueu utvoii ill lavor 01 ii ooinablirir. hen thn
and effect; but if it shall appear that a majority
votes nave been given against Bloomsburg, then
thefollowing sections ofthis act shall be null void,
Sec. 2. That if a maioritv of .he vnim nfmii.1
,. f n. ,. 'IY I V .
manner provided in the litst section of this act in
lavor of the Remova jf the Ki nf f
inmilv tn thn Imvti nf Hlr,.imul,.,r. il,.-:,: A
j - iwMi :uui (j v.lU blll.i.lia UI
Bloomsburg in said county shall erect, or cause to
be erected, JIT THE HI OW PUOVElt
EAi-EjyE, within three years from aud after
such election, n the town of flloomsburg, suitable
buililiniM nf HRKMC nr Km'l.! nf iI.a uaut
0- - w. I .11 W 4 I
APPROVED 'LAX, for a Court House and
Prison, and different offices for the safe keeping of
ihn r.nutilv rii..nr4lii iinilpr tlm Aimt',n Ar .1..
County Comniiasionera, who are authorised to re-
coiva a conveyance lor such lot or Iota of ground
iveyance for such lot or loU of ground
of such County buildings, not LEhS
ACRE, in fee simple clear of all in-
for the use
..ii.il vri.u nvi.u, 111 ICO O.UI.I1B Clear 01 Bill-
the said building to be erected on such lot 01 lota
. ..... .
u.uuii&.iccs, lur mo uhu ui uic count v 01 imnnitim.
uiBIUUIIU WUB tUII'CJTU, AIIU IDS l,Oim 1IOUSC,
and otliemublic buildinira and real nn u,h.rh
r .u.. 1
...I II.. . II .
they are erected or is ai.purtonant thereto, at Ihe
town of Danville, are hereby granted and confirm- ' ""i00"0? or """'m., lor some other nn
cd to the inhabitants of Mahoning towiuhip. with i5"13 dlM'as0wlli?n 8 box of Bhcrman'i Worm
.n ....1 : n ... 1 .1: .e .1 1 ., liOzengcs would ellcct a cure. D. Rvnn mriu,
iuii uumuiujr iu bcii aim umiiueu UI IUC SUI11U lO IJ1C
best advantage.and thataomuch of the orocceds of
iaid sale.aa is nocessarv to rnfun.' t ib rlii,nn.
Danville whatever amount of money thev mav have
zivonibrthe oriainil com.tr.irii.in r.f ,hn .,Mi,
buildings at said town, and the purchsse of the lota
of ground on which they aro erected, shall be re
funded H the said citizen, and iho balance to be
paid into the Couny Treasury for county purposes.
rruviuca lo uisposnion or sale ol nuch public
buildincs sh:ill be made until the mint !uuka ,,,.,1
pub lit buildings a. IilooinKburg shall be completed,
l .1 i.:: l.. i .n! . i ...
aim uiv fjuuut lutuiuo unu uuittf oe reniovcu I'tcrc-
Sec. 3. That so soon as the nublic hiiilitinra
. e'
are completed according to the provisions of this
act, me iommufiioncrs aioresaiu aliall lile a report
of the same in the Court of Common Pleas of nai.1
county and said Court being satisfied that said
buildings aro fully completed accoiding to the true
intent anu meaning oi tins act, and a record there
i)f bciuc made bv endortvmrrit nnsi.l r.uinrt ilm
Commissioners $ ShtrilT of said county ahall therc-
. :r i i
ujuii mun mo iiiiQuuuib, ii pnv lllt'lU luunncu in
the old nrison. to be safclv removed lo tl in nrw
and the public papers and records then remaining
in the public offices at Danville, to be safely depo
sited in the new buildings so ns aforesaid built and
orenared fur thcrccuntion Ihtrciif. and fmm ilmn.i.
forth tho Seat of Justice in aud for the county of
lioiumtua snail ccaso to be ut Danville, and the
same shall be removed and fixed at the town of
Bloomsburg, in the said county, and the public of
fices heretofore kept.and tho courts of iusl;ce hereto
(...."I . rtt . ..
lure nuiu aianvuie,iiiauur saiu county otuoluinlun.
shall be kept and held at Uluonisbuiir in ilm l.nil.l.
ings erected for thoir accommodation as uforcsaid.
or.c. 4. . it snail uc mwiui lor the citizens ot
Bloomsbum lo obtain subsr.rintiona from mm hit.
" i "--j i -
mou or nersons willinc to anhNrril.ii nnv ni.tn.u nr
materials for the erection of such public buildings
as are proviuea iorm tne second section ol this act
and in default of the payment of the same, the
county Commissioners are hereby empowered to
cause suits to De brought in tlioiameof the county
to en orce ine recovery oi inn mini- ami . in m .
lected to be annlied towards defravini? thn
, lii.1 '- a 1
Of SUch builuingS.
dec. o. ii any person or persons fihalt vote on
,i, .,;., ,.t.;.J.., j.i.' ... ..:....:.. . -,
county of Columbia, at tho elcctiou autheriwd to
beheld by virtue of ibis act not duly qualified to
unlA in a.nr.lnn irill. lli. Urol .nnl!..n ..f il.t. ...
iiio uiiLiuuii ui ivukmui ui i uorui in iRirrR ni a nil
'U'V ... .'.LUIUHWl. ...... ,1.U I.IO. OV1.11UH U, U1J8 Btl,
or sh ill vote out of his or their proper distiict, or
,IkiII vote more than once on said question, he or
they so offending upon conviction thereof before
the proper court of quartcrecssions of said county,
rihall bo subject to tho penalty provided for in the
general election laws of this Commonwealth.
8ge. 6. If any judge or inspector of the election
authorised to Ae held bvviitueof thia nrt ahr.ll
knowingly or wilfully reject tho vote nf a citizen
piaiincu to vote on me question oi licmoval ol Ihr
cat of iustice in said county in accordance ilip will,
lirst section of this act, or shall jsreive the vote oi
poison not qualified to voteTi?l'orcfQid on said
1 1 It ic linn ham nv tMaw m. iAaiiiIimi unnn hh '...! .
thereof before the proper court of quarter session)
if said county, shall forfeit and pay for the use of
am countJor every sucn oilence. a sum not ess
than threeMiuridred or more than six hundred
IttTSat th discretion ofthfl rnllrt. find fillnll lindnrirnltilinili-pil norma n.ill .mitral '1 ....... -r.i
. "
mi imprisonment m the jail of said county for a
penoa 01 not lets wan twelve monins or more than
two yea.
Bsc. 7. If any judge, inspector or cleik ofthe
election authorized to be held by virtue of this act
;shnll wilfully miscount, or shall falsely and fiaudu-
ioiuij ouu up mm mui ma votts re. eivu upon mc
.,..vu .. ...u n)i .. .niij .pci,
.r shall ba guilty of any fiaud in the discharge of
till H 11 tl ClM JivslPir TUPlnn Mt e(T nmlmn .n.n aiim.i 1
.... v.v. j r..v.iau vmiiujhk ktyvii whmi-
tinn thorstrif in tha nrnnjsr rAiirt r.f nna r tot lAiniitn
r :: ; r- -...-.... ... .a.u lu ... .lUi), BC0 af ut Tet.- me,
r said county, shall be subject to the same fine and resting civil character has been scarcely touched
penally aa are imposed upon delinquent judges oriupon, that ahnest evciy gentleman woald desire for
inspectors bv the general election laws of this Com. hie lihrarv. i
1
monwealth.
Sic. 8. It shall be the duty of the iudires and!o!e llu) author lo judee what number oi couiea it
insoectors conducting the election authorized to lie
held!) y virue of this actio cause thu letter J to
he leirihlv and rtiitincttv ul ntiTinsitA thu narrni nf
I .. . '. .."..
-0---J J - w.
I. i ii . . . .i . .! . r . .
i vi-iy . nul l, ruo siian vois on uie nuesunn oi ine
Kfinuvil of the seat of iustice as afoiesuid, on tho
tally paper on whirh his name shall be rceistercd,
land any wilful omitsion so to do shall be deemed a
Iftaud, ind shall b ptinlslied at such in sceorjsnce
-nn mo provisions or ine seventh section of this act
Bic. . It shsll tic the duty of every judgo, In
spector and clerk conducting tha election authoi
ud to be held bv virtue of thia art In I..L ..11.
tion to th oath or affirmation he is now required b
law to takej an oath or intrmatinn iti I, a
honestly and faithfully comply in every respect
I'.uvimuiii ang requirements ol tins act.
Sec 10. h shall be the dutv of tliA m
turn judges of said county, at the lime and
Hiaco oi nieir meeting lo cast up all thi
votes received in the diflWent
tricts on the question of the Removal of the
e oi justice aloresaid, and shall make oui
two certificates showing the result, one ol
which shall be filed in tflA AfTti tf ilia nL.l
w Ml v w V4 MIU IICIII
ofthe court of Quarter sessions and i!iA.ith,
in ihe office ol the Commiiaionera nf
v, vUlUIIIUIHi
"KC. II. It Shall hn thfl r!ntu nf iha fiho.
ff of the said county of Columbia, to cause
ibis act to be published in at least three
newspapers published in said county! for at
icasi once in everv week nr mru Hqi . m
mediately preceding the next general elec
lion, and shall on the dav of the rlenim.
cause at least two printed sopies, one
r.1
VI " . ,n.M! German language, of
, I?. ?Mea "' "andbl" rrm' ,n 1,1 J
m0B P C Plac nearCBt the election poll
ln evcry election district in said cotinlv and
il.. LI. m . ...
" reasanaote expense ol such publication
otiau oe paiu oy Ilia satu county ol Uolum
k;. u .,i .i .. . .
u.o ur uiucm uianu in ine usual wav.
Sec. l2. SO much of thB ,., law.
i . . . t '
01 ,n18 Commonwealth as are altered or
of8UPP''cd Dy tn8 aci De and the same are
nereoy repealed; and also the act of Assem
bly passed IGihJune 1836 entitled ar. act
i-uU.;,, ... .1,.. i: .. i . . i ...
inauiig iu uic ncii ui itiuunanica ai.u uuiirs,
1 e 1 8 10 , DUII(J,n6s 10 bo creeled in
pursuance 01 11118 act.
FINDI.MY P ATT FPSnW
O 1 '
Speaker of the House of Representatives
W1ELUM P. WILCOX,
Speaker of ths Senate.
Approved the twcnly-fourth day of February, one
thousand eii'ht hundred and fnrtv.fiu.
O m.wj H . v.
FRANCIS 11, SHUNK.
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS
,iTr nnr v , , ,
.11ildlW are Diost subject to them.but per
.V B01.1' 'f.,ll,l" ""liable to bo ailicttd with
,!,, 1, 1 , , , ,
' f,"s "ose.wasiing away.lcanness
I )HM1 111 ilia Wiuiula mini. Iimk I f 1
. . ... r f.intm
II ' ... uunvioi tulllta Ui IJ111UM. 1IIKLII1 lllfl Ullfr
t ,c , , , . ""('
lrl6tlllul Mumi, moaning and sometimes of vor-
WUi api'?1 ltc' nlnon8 mto oi worm
f l : . , , j,
c? ,slrc,,t a!ld """'y. cured a man ol
"'"" " lna' was rcuu;c,J ,0 a "Keleton, nnd by only
" . . . whorn:' 1-ozengw heis now a fai
88 B" 'ucan. 1 a lion. ii. B. UcardNev
SUV"?'1 l' ,,lo"f ?" "L1"9. cllill,rc" b7
The faJc of over 3,000,000 of boxes has fully tcbt
cd (hem. They are theonly infallible worm dea
troying medicine known. What family will he
without them?
Coiituiiipiion,Coughi.,Co,ls,Vhooping Coufchs
Asthma, and all affection nf tin. Im.,.u . itu',...i
. .. ' - - b"i ..i.i.i.ju u
healing value in Sherman's Cough Lozcngcy. 'J'hcy
saved the l!cv, Hichonl Do Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Strcclcr, Jonathan Howarth, Esq. and that worhy
uiu utTo.conaru uogers. lioin the consumptive's
grave. J hey cured in one (lav the Rev. Mr. Lnn.
bar, the Rev. Mr. Handcock: W m. JI. An Kc
of distevsinrr concha, 'i'bpv m ilm .,!nn,i..,
cough medicine and cure the soonest of any known
itiuicuy.
Headache.Sca-sickncRs and Fulpitation.rclicved oi
from five to ten minutes bv Sherman's Camphoi
I.o;.enucs Persons attemlinv
'.ravelling will find them lo impart buoyancy ol
"piritti and renew their energies, J'hoso sulleiing
fiomtoofice living will find a few of the lozenges
to dispel the horiois and lownesa of spirits. Mr.
Krath, ofthe Sunday Merctirv. has renfntnllv n.r
,ed hiinscli of severe headache by them. Japtain
Chadwk k, of the packet ship Wellington, has wit-
i.csseu uieir euicacy in a great many cases of sea
sickness. Thev onerato like a charm mv,n ih..
agitated or shattered nerves, ns Sherman's i'ooi
.Man s J laster does upon rheumatism, lumbago
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast or anj
part of Ihe body. Mr. H. G. Daggers, !I0 Am
street; Henry II Goukling; 35i Chatharr
street Moses J IlcnriaiieB Msn. .mil
1 - j -
multitude of others have experienced tht
wonderful effects of these Piasters.
I'rice only 121 cents. Caution is nccessar
io see thai you gel ihe genuine Shennan't;
Lozenges and Planter?, as there are main
worthless articles attempted lobe palniri
" n ill rtutu ui klirill, UV lUtHitS WHO
..,. ' :,. yr f ' ..;,,..
WOllll
n ci - l "
Dr. Sherman s warehouse u at inn Na
"au trcet. For sale by
John Ii. Moyer Ulotimsbtirg
I IT.IImi. tr fi..'.
-
Wm L Waller & co Iietwiek
Low & Thompson Lime Ridge
11 & J. Lazarus Orangevitlo
M. 0. Shocmoker Buck Horn
L. & A L Bieel Jerseytown
Derr & M'Bride U hiio Hall
John Moore Danville.
Stephen Baldy, Caltawis6a.
Jan. 4184537.
Cm.
HISTORY OE WYOMING BY
CHARLES MINER.
CJUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully aolicitod for
J3 the forthcoming History of Wyoming. The
work, now ready for Press, wilt mnlto nn
dol-lvolume of about six hjndred nr.w,. nfmhi.-h
. v...... ... uc 111u.11 uuuy 01 ine
ururative. 'i'hc Appendix, besides a variety of cu-
r ous and illustrative articles,will contain the "The
Hazettoi 1 raveliers," revised with numerous addi-
tlone, personal anecrotcs, incidents and sketthes
of character, making about an hundred pages.
The author thinks proper to say, ti.at no pains
nave wen spared to cblain intorrr.ation upon every
it vumiek'icd nr.a inn suijei't, 119 has tlatter-
led himsctf, as Wyoraing has becoriie clonic cround
u uuuuaeruui crrora Dave Deielofore
iaia,) ! ai.1 i
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J T . - --I nu.ucuiii.- iMimnve.
The purpose of takinz un subirrin inn. ; i,..a.
1.11 .-....!
would tie proper to Dub hsh.
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The Book will be neatly nrinte.1 in ru-invn f,.rm
on excellent paper, with several illustrative plates!
ooun.i in ciotn, in modern style, and dcliveiej to
subscribers at I wo Uollais a copy, I
."No money to be paid until the Book is delivered.!
Subscriptions rccdved at this Office, I
CLOCK & WATCH
ITlAKIMj.
REafKCTFULLY informs the citiicns ot
, Columbia county, and the nnhlir o.irll
that he has located himself in Uloomsburg,on Muiu
street opposite Bt. Paul's Cliurrh. wlinm b ..a.
opened shop, and is now ready and prepared to
receive aud execute all work in his line of business,
with dispatch and in a workmanlike manner.
clocks U Watches
of the. best quality, can be had at his establishment
on very reasonable ternu .
KEPAIItlKG & CAVKWr.
will be done to tho satisfaction of the customer, as
well of Clocks and Watfhesaa of Jewelsy, and he
wiil further, warrant bis work to be exe-uteJ as
vellas anv in this tutiMinn nf tb K... n- .-:n
aiso make to order
- mw i U a mi,
SURVEYING COMPASSES
or pocket, and in short, will do all otlicrwork timi
ally done in a well regulated respectable csUhlW
nient. lie hopes by strict attention to btminrs
anu a desire to please, to receive a liberal share i
puuuuugo. vouiury rroauce taken in pavnicn
tl9 Mn.U - . . 1. I. ...... I -
.ui vuik ii me niaraei prices.
uioomsburg, iNoveniber 15, 1844 -30,t
PROSPECTUS OF
THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL
Br Jesse E. Dow Co.
THE flrat number of our new paper will bo is
sued thia f firsts dav of Mv. Ullh fits s-nlin.
new dress new type, fine white paper, with other
HiiuurLniiL nirtr.iiiinH nnd mnrnvAmn.iis 'i'i,.. ....
per will bo devoted to a fearless nynnuili.in nf tl
mocralu: princitiles: it will zenlm.!i. ...1 ,,nr,,.
ungiy oppose each and every ofloit to establish a
mammoth monarchy bunk anil nthnr iiiit..inur,0
corporations and
I " - nim n
subverts the rights of the people and undermine
-:n r.i. i. .. .'
"iu jiiiiarsoi mo ncpuoiicjit win oppose an opprcs
sive and anti-republican Inrilf cvdnm
t - ... j w4 H09UlilJ-
"on ofthe State debts by the General Government
and all other Fcdoral nrincinlpi mhii-li kiun .n
, "'7 '7 mo ocncrai irovernmcn
andal other t cdural principles which havo an in
levitable tendency to destroy nublic
evitable tendency to destroy public prosperity as
oJll n.liui.l..ul - ,J
litiittl dolusiona we shall wage unchai.cinir.iin
.giuunwuai 11.. LJIIIIlcnH. Htm I1HI nil Cl.l. nn
compromising war.
The Farmer and Mechanic who produce all tin
real capital of the nation, will find in our paper ar
i.nwavering champion of their inalienable rights;
the loner cherished orinciules of thn pitii.in
well known to tho public to require any pledge on
thi point. To the Miscellaneous Ueparimeni
particular attention will be devoted, the Ladies will
always find in our columns a choice selection from
tho current literature of the dnv. nn w..ll nr;;.i
contributions from the most talented writers ol
which ourcouniv Call boant. A ni.lll.rat GI.I.HY...I
of Foreign and Domestic news will be furnished; a
regular price current and a correct list of the price,
of s'.oclis will also be given.
J lie conductors have alreadv eecnrerl iliu iil
co-operation of larce nnml.nr nf tl
- z - ...un. ...oini-
guished literary and political writers of the dav
i.aiiBiuuins wiuuiso uc maue, at ine earliest pe
riod possible, to embellish our columns by the con
tributions of correspondents from abroad. With
,.hi61 brief and imperfect outlincofour plan.wo ver
icfpectfully submit our claims to an extensive pa
tronage to tho consideration of a generous nublic
'nilCnniltl Ml, n . , . . , .
JESSE E DOW, 5 'T0"".
TKRViS
Weekly paper by the year $5 n(
lo lor six months 1 oo
oenu-f cckly paper by the year, in advnecc 5 0(1
uo uo lor less than a year,. SOcts.
tier mi-inth.
iJaily paper by the year, in advance :10 Od
.. . . r
uo tor less than a year $1 per month.
the Semi-Weekly for lesi than four, or to '(hi
mipficn iiions to tne r imiv tor pko n.u.. 1..-,. 1,
Weekly lor ess than six months. ill n,.i
ceived.
If not paid within tho vear.the 7)nilv nnnn. mill
he $12, thei'enii-wockly $0, and the Wcly $2 50
u vi-ur.
All payments tole made in advance. Those who
nac n.n an opportunity ol paying otherwise, may
.v..... ..ji nm. 1, m. our risii, psiaic-paiu. J lie
oa'mastcrscertihcato of such remittance nhall bt
a sulhcient receipt therelor. The nolca ,of any
-pccio paying nana; win uo received.
Brandrcth's Pills,
EAD and understand ! The lime will come
14, when tho .medicine, Brandrcth 'ills, will be
iniiri'i-niti'd as thev nunht ami ili ti'i-un- it uilll h
iindcistood that Dr. Ilraudieth has the strongest
claims upon the pubae. Jt is true that every in
liviitiint whn nuikes .1 trinl nf llin Itmn.lrntli Pill.
concede them to be the best medicine, they ever
used. They are -indeed a medicine about which
there is no mtstaio. 1 tieir value in a clunato so
changeable as ours cannot be sufficiently anprocint
.... a r : : : . . . ..
-u iri-c jivibii.iaiiiiii i ui u.ice rcsiorcu , ttius
lirtf p.irn rnlils. nnd rnnsumnlir.n in hraiant..!
Those who have a redundancy of bile find them of
lliA m-int rRCP.ili:il HPrvir.n nnil hniil.l ll..i..l.a IA
ificiency of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
U . .!!.. l.nnC:nl .IT.... M.. 1 ..
iiuv mi t-iuaiijr ut-utub.fu t.-ji-Lv. uuen iias inis
inmort.int medicine saved valuable livis In tlnioc ro.
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail-
ing, t icw ooses ranen imincuiaiety upon the in
fection being received into the system, will bt ab
mn:l certain to n.evrnt nnv innfc-int iii.-im.nnir.iA
And at no stage of thia dreadful epidemic is there
40 proper a meuicine as mo urcnuieth Tills. J,et
this maitifine tin n.iivnrRiilItf mnil in t.;e
disease, end no loss of blood allowed, and few.
very few, would be its victims. 80 it is with other
diseases. Assist nature with this all imporrant
medicine to remote morbid humors from the Mnn.l
and do not resort to bleeding or mercury, and we
shall have a cry great scaicity ol persons afflicted
with cronic maladicn. The feathered tribe the an
imal kinTiliim. over tvl.irh we riAaUho lnrrtd am
not afflicted with chronic maladiejie ither should
we be if it were not for our priae which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine whi'h
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely re
moves all (he impurities of the bloud. which, strength
ens the feeblc.and yet reduces those cf too full habi'
In n lirnltnv atnnilinl l.at mp nrraiii a;.v inr,,
department cf the manufacture ofBrundicth Pills
a perseniuiy EuprriiHenucvi y ua-, anu mat every
box with my three label" upon it may be relied up
on to hove the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
A I. 1. IN 1 S.
YVodhinetoD Robert M'Kay.
Jersey town L. cV. A. T. Ztisel.
Danville E. U. Reynolds cV Co, ,
Cattawissa C. G. iirobst.
Bloomsburg J. R. Mover.
Limestone Babbit & M'Ninch.
Buckhorn il. G. Shoemaker.
I.ims Ridgn I.ow& Thompson,
ferwiek J VV .Stiles
Msy 3, 13-16 ly- 2.
IMssolliiUOii Of rartorvOiirt
NOTICE is hereby giveu ihai the I'nrt
nership, heretofois existinor between iKa
subscribers, under the tha firm of Eyer &
llelley, i this day dissolved by iniitual
consent', arid the Books and accounts mav
be found with Charles Hefley, at the old
stand, who is authorized to settleall accounts
nf the firm, and will be happy to wait on
their friends in settling the
having accounts of long standing are partic
ularly requested lo call.
JACOB EYER.
CHARGES HEFLEY.
Bloomsburg, March 181845.
new Arrangement.
THE subscribers would respectfully in
form their friends, and the pubiic generally
thai have they have entered into Partnership
under the firm of Ilefley & Mendenhall, in
.he mercantile business.at the stand former
ly occupied by Eyer St Ilefley, and havo
uken their entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
to which they intejd making such additions
as will suit '.he seasons and make their
assortment general, all of which they ara
anxious to exchange for cash, or countr:
produce generally, upon very liberal termsi
They respectfully solicit the patronage ij
their fiicndg and tha pnblio rpnerally.
CHARLES IIEFEKY
SAMUEL MENDENHALL.
Bloomsburg, March 18 J 845.
ipecfaelcs
asses.
TTHE subscriber has just received a large as
soilmcntol SPRCTMM.i.s anwr-
TACLE GLASSES, of tho beat quality, of both
whitoand green, from No. g, upwtrds.
OTersons afllieted with nora fivps. will find t
to their advantage to call and get glasses from him;
as they may feel assured of derivim .1 0m.1t Unn.,r,,
Irom their use.
G. L. SHULTZ.
Eloomsburg, May 17, 1S45 i
cabint ntraKing
11 HE subscrihei respectfully informs the puh
lie that he has takin Ihn Ui
by B. 6. Uayhtirst, at tho lower end of Mitr-t.
street Blooinsbyg; whero he intends carrying on
the ahovo busitcjs in nil it lir.nl,.,. ,,.,.1 '...1;..:. .
-- aiiu nuui:iia ft
share ofthe pa;ronage of the public.
in connection with tho above business, be offers
his services as an
UNDERTAKER.
He will always bo rea.lv in ml.-n cnirpivu r..
tho same prices heretofore harged in Bloomsburg,
ind having supplied himself nih a good II EA HAK
ho will attend .with it at tho Funeral without any
extra chargo.
JOHN BITTERS.
May,!0 18Ufim 8
rinHE Danville Steam VV
mcrly owned and nrm..;..,! U. 1 ,r p..,':..:..
- 1...... . tu IK, ,1 ,
has recently h.en purchased by the iiuhserihcr.Avlio
..-o,i..iiui.jr uiiii.iiincca to ins Infills and the pub
lie generally, that ho is now prewired to cxtculo
all kinds qf work in his line ol 'business, at ihe
shortest notice, according lo order, anil in the best
comparative mamer. Having gone to considcra
be expense in repairing his machinery and aj.pa
ratus and he.'ng vciy particular in semiring the ser
vices of experienced mechanics, he feels ct-nfidcnt
that be is capable of executing all kinds of woik
in his line in 0 style superior to any other establish
ment int he country. Prices of weik as follows : ,
Cloth i yard wide light and daik, from 4.r) u.
cents pel yard
Ho bujtle gresns, olive brown, &c. ftom 50 tfj.GO
Satircts of the above colors, froa 40 ( 0 .41
Flannels one yard wide, 3fl Ctn:.
Wine, broyn or black, 40
Madder red, 45
blanket 2 yds wWe; twi'ledor plain. fro.B,t30 to 70
cents per yard.
Mill be. done in the best manner, and at the nan.
a. prices All kinds of country nrndnpn ..in ....
.- , - j 1, - . ...u no
taken ui payment for work at Xanvi!e market
prices.
SA Tl TNETTS; FLANNELSi
CLOTHS BLANKETS;
Con6ta;it.y on hand, for sala at reAnmA r..;
for Cash nr Barter.
For the accommodation of eustnmnr. i;,.;n. -
distancewool for .Uanufai'tiirintr Will tin tat'nt. In
at the following places :
CULLMuIA COLNTY. Isaac Kline's Mill,
Fishint'c ck: Holmes' slore..Ci)liirnbn. r.n, &.
Thompson's store, Lime-Ridge; W. L. Waller &
Orangeville; Wm. ;lcKelvy Co.'a store, UloomR-'
burn : John G. bhariile8s'torA..Catliiu;ica. F. 1i.
jO. S store. Dcrwn k : Mtewn.t A-. R w-Lni.' .in.
sel's store, Jersey town; Cert & McBride's stoi c,
nue Man; otroup s store, ivashingtonville.
LI ZERNE COUNTY fievnnhr,tnr Km.
ton; Ciildcrsleeve's, Wilksbaire; .Styeis' store, Nan
ticoke; Judge Mack's Mill, Huntington
J lam written directions must ar.-nm
pany each parcel.
B. K. GEARHEART.
Danville, May 3, 18152
SVAN HOTSL,
Orangeville, Columbia county, Fa.
THE nibscriber resnectfullv infnrma tha
public that he has leased this larje three
lory Tavern, now in i!ie orcnna.irv of Mr
George Reiple, in Orsngevillp, ColunJ i.i
county, Pa., and intends moving into n en
the firsl of April next, where be will Kn
pleased lo tee his old friends and custonuis
as ins
TABLE
will nlwava be furnished with the best the
market affords, 1 1 in BAR with the rlmir.M
of Lienors And hie 8TA BI.E.aiie ruled l.v
faithful Hostlers, he Adder? himr!f that he
will bo able to give gener.d s atislaciinn
CONVEYANCES
will always be ready to transport watermen
on their route,
I C JOHNSON
arch 15, 1815 tf' '