Hf I.BIVUWI 1 1 1 I
... KINO IN1IUMANTY IMC
. m;oi''Mi:uHV knuland.'
London limci publishes ihe teitt
. y ! persons employed in the Yido
. t '.Voikhousf, piovingtlui in lepftt
imicec, indeed nlmo.il cuiiHUn ly.
i.nuien of 1 tt.rt ciahLshiiient, viio
niiiloy'tl in CMis-ii"H lou!.,(io be
.1 i injiiwrc) have k Lived oil the
. thdt clung to them sod even mick
ii minow from ihem, when both
in a slilo of putrescence, to sp
.,..u ilte rage of heir hunr. O'Un
i hoy known to quirrel for these
iiinng themselve, and raw po
, wt-fe veiy fnquenily esien by
p employed in Hardening.
A ml) suiements slmom nuke on'n
I .,,d curdle, l the terrible wietched
.,. and starvation winch in 'Meny
tl Jand' can reduce human tv inn to
.-n i rxTi milies, and yet the facts are
. ,b!ihed by ihundjtit and conclusive
. i If nee. lu the letter of the Times'
duKCpondent ol Sept. -13, there, is a
(4 i body of this testimony. John
( fifiw four vsars of ate, tel;fied
il. i he had been in the woikhoune, and
en-ployed in crush ng bone?. He goes
on In say:
'I worked at bone cur ing 4 week
The bones wero of all kinds. Then
were horse bones and cattle bones ami
might have been human hones amoTij:
Ihem without my Knowing n.
hair oen the men enaw the bits cd
meat or hatd gristle, and eat the marrow
,ut -of the bones. I hate dona so my
8i I. They were very dirty, be i n
tumbled about with the rest. I havt
n-eri some of the men eat tainted gristlt
n.id raanow. When I got a bad bone
gn e it lo some one who was not so par
ticular. This lasted all the lime I war
it,, re. 'Generally sneakine, all bonee
- - j '
rial. I have seen a cart come
with bones they were fresh. I saw
f.f man nuarre' manv times for the
ii uies. They would hide them away
(Mini ftach other. I have hidden them
il l ( got an tpportunity to pick them.
Ti. stuff was not hi loi men to eat
11 inger made them do it. We had not
..ud enough to support us in a proper
v y We were worked very hard. Un
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays tvr
I id no bread at dinner time I hey
.mnlained amontr themselves abou1
v . ut of sufficient food. We did not
i t the miater see us picking the bone.
a we could helD it. lor fear he should
J.'.,wusup. lie must have known it
I Mave done jobbing about the garden,
i:d have picked up raw potatoes, turnips
nd carrots, and eaten ihem. 1 ate a
Mitofaraw cabbage and the master
e olded me for it. I have seen men,
miien and children eat raw potatoes
wbeu thev were engaged eetline them
in. We' rubbed the dirt off on oui
-jihe. We eat the potatoes to moist
it rur mouths and help to fill up oui
i- uniach. lluneer and thirst made u
f i raw potatoes. I remember on one
i casion being very thirsty and sucking
jjiece of marrow; but it was so bad I
uld iot go on with i'. I was in the house
I-.-I winter and the winter before. The
li mo picking was going on at bull these
tunes.
nere is mucti evidence ot the same
tti.or William Trumen testifies;
'While I was employed at bone cruh
ing the men were in the habit of pick
it the bones and eaiug the marrow out
i I them. Some of the marrow I have
i en the men eat was red, bljck, pur
p)u and all manner of colors. It smelt
very badly, enough to knock me down,
li made me quite ill, so that I could not
omach my victuals when I got home,
id it made me sick when 1 thought of
it. I never eat any of the bones mysell
oor did I eat any of the marrow. Whai
( icy ate was not fit for a dog. Veiy
n w dogs would eat it, I believe thai
!if. cause of (he men eating the bad Mull
a hungrr.'
These facts, concerning iho manage-fl-Liit
of ' the ttfudover Union YVoik
house, led to enquiry. Mr. jlumly,
i ne of the guardians made a petional
investigation and on ascertaining the
. iiicis, and even examining bones thai
i ad been hid away under the ash heap
pun which dirty water and other filth
'. id been thrown, requested of the Doaid
Mil the Toor Law Commissioner shou'd
u invited to make an inquiry into the
- cae. They refused some of ihcni say
ing it was a matter of tastr, and if Un
uien enjoyed the picking of ihe bonis
i lit-y should, not be (jtohibiltd fiom it
'Vwiougk the exertions of Mr. Wakt I),
i'ie Coroner an inquiry was instituted
which established every thing th-irgei-fune
of the witnesflis even going be-
. rond anything altered, and yet the in-
q'liry wai etoppfri, alltiuuli other char
jt?s of misconduci,.Ylill more outratcous.
luiljbeen preferred agaimt the n)aicr nl
Un- house, a cleigyman innifil McDon
Among these ctiargfxweie, negleci
'114 to give sick person the extra food
i.ivjrded them, embezzling the food ol
ilie paupers, forcible attempts upon the
. nue ol the fern ale. in mate ,gros diunk-
...w jis it prayers, and oher a'iociiie.
I'jilly shocking, aud all Sisceptiblo cl
SHORT TRAYERS.
One of ihe sliiuitst aud most rfbmprehe n.
ive prayer ol modern limes, aid Ku
William Wjndhani, is thai ol a soldier he
!ire the ba 1 tie of Uicnlieiin: Oil.' (i'i)d! if
there he a God, save my until, if I have a
mini. IliHhop Aneibury who wi presant
said he could produce a prajer as cniicisr
as that, and in similar circumstances, but he
thought in a much better epirtt. It wat
iliatof a pious soldier, uttered immediate
before an engagement. Oh! Lord, if
the hour of battle I forget thee, do not thou
forgot me,
Some editorial Munchausen tells a story
of a l'emny Uania tailor, who seus to fn
thai he m obliged to keep a bowl of ice Ma
ter near at hand, to ronl Ins needle in!
rALULY IMEDICINES.
JdYPiE'S lldlR TONIC.
This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Itnir in tho lu'aiU of humlroiU who had hc'ii Imlil
lor yciirri It also purifies tho head from Dnmlrull
' u i f diseases of tlio 8Ciili Preserves tho huic
from fulling oil' or hacomiug crmuiirnl!y gtuy
JAYNE'S CAMIIKATIVR BAL
SAM. IS a curtain, aafo and cffectunl remedy for ya
Pillory, Diarrhwa or looseness, cholera niorlius.suiii
ner complaint, colic; griping paiim; sour stomach;
ii k and nervous hcadacl heartburn, wutcrhranli;
,):iiu or sickners of tho stomach; vomitiug; Bpitliii
,ip of food after eating and also where it pisHes
through .ne body unchanged ; want of Appetite. ;
i fstlotibiiess and inability to sleep; wiind in the to
inach and bowels; cramp; ucrvoux trcmora and
iwilcliiugs; aeasickness; fainting, melancholy and
lownusa of spirits, fretting and crying of infants
arid for all bowel affections and nervous diseases.
Dr. J.IVXIC'S TONIC VERMIFUGE
Which is perfectly safe and so plcannnt thai
children will nut refuse to take it' It clli ctuull
destroys worms: neutralizes acidity or sourness ol
ihe stomach; increases appetite and acts as a gene
ral and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ingly beneficial in in'cruiittentandlicinitlcnt fevert
and indigestion; itjc and is a certain und pemiaueni
euro for tho fever and ague.
Hit. JAYNE'S SANATIVE TILLS.
They may be taken at all times and ii
most diseases In Inflammatoiy, intermit
taut, Remittent, liilious, and every other
form of Fever Jaundice and Liver (Join
plaint. For Dyspepsia they are really ar
invaluable article, gradually changing tlx
itiaicd secretions of the stomach and livci,
and producing healthy action in those im
porianl organs. They are very valuabh
or diseases of the Skin, and for what h
nommoiily called 'Impurity of the blood;'
also for Female Complaiuig, Costivencgf
kc, and in fact every disease where at
Aparient, Alterative, or Purgative Medivim
may be requited
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
It always cures Asthma two nr tlirni
largo doses will cure the Croup or Hives
Children, in from fifucu minutes lo ai,
hours time. It immediately subdues iht
violence of Hooping Cough, and effects n
peedv cure. Hundreds who have beer
sjiveii up by their physicians as inenrrabh
with 'Consumption, have been rcstorcut
perfect health, by it.
In fact, as a remedy' in Pulmonary Dis
cases, no medicine has ever obtained t
higher, nr more deserved reputation.
rj I he above Medicine are all for nah
at tho store of JUJIN R. .MOVER.
It loo mshu rgf.
&r u s is
IS HE R E li Y GIVEN.
TO all legatees, ci editor, und other crcons
iuteres ed in thu estates of the respective deciilenlt
ind minors, that the administration end guardian
ic.c'untH if ihe h.iid estates have horn filled in
ilie oilice of the Register of the countv ol 'Colum
bia, und will Ik; pii sented for coiil'i'inulion nnd ul
Imvaiice hi the. Ornlmis Court, to be held nl
Danville, in and Ibr the coimlv ufcrestid on Wed-
icsilay.tlie l'Jth day of Movoiukr licxl.at X o'elocl.
V. M.
The account of Iieuben Falirinrror, Ad'nr. r,f
luhii V eager, latu of Koarinjjcreek to.vn. l,ip de-
enseil.
The account of Joseph finest, Adinr. iVbimi:
von of the estate of Ceorge Zrrr.late yf (.'alsiwij
a tn'.vnnhip deceased.
I lie ai roiint ol Joseph l!iol,:;t ns cu.vdnm i,l
HaiLara l'isber und ol Calh.iriiie risher dumrhlvr..
f .olon ou l i: her deceased.
The account of Joseph I'axton.ijaurdian of t.'alh
nine (ioodiich a minor child ot Catharine (iuod
... L i... . ...' ....... : . .1 . -. . . . ...
un, 1111,; ui uiiuanista, iu uie cuuiny 01 l.olutn-
m I'eceusrd.
'J'hu nccuunt of Alexander Montgomery and
Hubert Montgomery, Executors uf the estste ol
Hannah Lounlic,i.l;who was lha Kxeeutive of the
slate of lames LnueJiead late of .Mahoning tovui
hip, tlccrnsed. Vo tar as the in her lift- lime ud
ninisteri'il the sr.me.
CUARI.KS C.'JNNEU, Register.
Hkuisi kk (Juki:, 5
Danville, (Jet. 17th 1815,
s
SlDMIMSTn.l TOR'S NO VICE.
'The E.dale uf T110M.HS IU1YCOCK
hilt of Ehhiiiscreck township: ileeemeil
e Ui ILL in lie el'V i;iven that letters ol udniin
iniui) i-lratn.li on 11. uliuvc mtii'joije.j J'.h'.u'c
uiiin.-l'.'in nrunled to the subscriber. All jurson
ue rted to suid estate hit hereby notified lo mukt
ited diate pay H ut1, unci all those bavin,' claim
rre le.pieoted to pre-wht them properly uulbenti
;;iii,jltO
JOHN M. HAYCOCK. Adm'r.
fthorsbfg, August 30, Is 15
;otjci:.
A I.I. persons knowing IhemseUcr, indi blrd to
Ihe subscribe!, are reijuested ( tome forwanl
and ni.ik' 1 1 : v 1 1 1 1 1 1 .
will be i.il.eu in ,,,vnient as u.iinil, ami reeeiwd in
X( hal,Metr I, L. 1 1 1 U K.
PHII .IP (.'HKWTMX.V.
Bboiuiib'irB, May 1 115 I
kuw hkuii:s
01' TUB
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX
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j'turr.alizihg the proi Heelings of Cnnyrt-bs.
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each successive atcp in every ineastiiu In
bo tn brandies of Congress; 4 brief of ull iln
oatea, every important vote; and an Apjiiti.
ill x. including at lull length ull the icvim i!
speeches delivered dining the session. J in
work thin couduutcd by the, 11 is a must per
feci political history. Thu Scnatois liou
the States ai,d the Representatives linin
i-very nection uf the Union hruij; H'ith them
into Congress a know ledge of the (eelui",
scniiitirnts, and interests ol the.r fevei.il
-oiksii uii-itcisa. l'ublio opinion and the
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ihuy i ( present, arc embodied by them, ami
in tlit crucible of Cunjrfss the isdoin ol
our times is brought to its test, and is there
coticenlriifld, in directing the political
movements of the whole country. Tin
impulses thus given through Congress from
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made lo move in co operation. Thu press
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condensing uid again spreading abroad Iht
intelligence ol our fiee country, tending lo
such happy results through our almost mi
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Having identified ourselves with the plan
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publishing lull and impartial reports, and
having s large mass of Ihe Congressional
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series. We ate resolvid il possible lo gin
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by out own observation and kiiotvictlgo ol
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where that will not assure us of the fidelity
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are likely to be published. Stereotyping
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ont making any charge for ihem.
The Congressional Globe is made up ol
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members ff Congress, wri'.'.en oii or rcvis
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und usually makea uboul ihs same number
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iliy oti!ii''ifiit m.iit'.r lot t-vo cr thu c titim
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ureo tjiurio pa'es, pnuud in btnali t)jn
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ions' but we have ront'ludeil t,i reduce the
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TERMS.
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Our prices for these pipers are so lo
mat we cannot aiioru to credit mem out,
therefcrc no person need consume his
time in writing for them aud not send
itig the money,
ISLAM & RIVES.
Washington City. October 4, 18-15
An interesting Pumphlel, culled the
7 A LI I L 1? HEALTH
imiUCTOKY.
FUU (gratuitous Circulation to all persons who
ill .' eud, l'ie.-.eie, und Lend it, at Ltuz,
Hlooinsburg. John .Moore, Danville, John Kuser,
Milton, Wuller & Co. JJerwick.
All the following named Articles have ob
laiued unbounded iutuifritij,vizi
Khcumatism, Contracted curds, fetill' Joints, and
(ioul, will po.tively be r tired by tho ulo use ol
the Lillian Vegetable Elixir and Liniment. The
sccpticu wo invite to call and ho personally refer
red to gentlemen of the highest standing in this
cily who has been cuiod of lihcuniutimi by this
remedy They arc warranted the only genuine
DctifniM Dr .Mcair's lcouilic Oil liusprov
cd very successful in curing even tolul Deafness
vv e huve many ceililicatea Iroin citr.ens vvhu have
iiKoJ ilhs Oil, with complete success We invite
l who are troubled vvith any disease of tho tar,
to examine thu proof
Lou de ii n tltvitrrt Inutitn J'uiiiicen is tho best
i'.nniiy medicine iu the woild It is a cure for Dys
icpsia, Asthma, Live- complaint, Indigestion, C'os
ilveiit'iM, Jaundico.llpilvspi'y' Debility, ie, Vc
IS li It operates without tho slightest 4pain, a.
i mild but tliDiough catbiirlic, and uoer leaves
he p rsuti costive even if taken very olteu
The Piles are warranted lo be cured by tho '.;cti
uinc Hays' litiiiineul anil i iocs Palm ot china, or
die money refunded Who will now sufler with
ibis distiessing complaint? .Never buy it without
the sinKuature of comslyek fc co
vuiitttiiek ami in amnnjiurilla u as pure nnd
slrou an liXtruct nnm tins cen nniieu iuoi as can
ssihlv he made 1 his puce Is ro rcusniiaHy Ihiit
the poor can atlor, I to use it, being but 00 cents
per bottle, or i per dozen It is the only ai licit
that will effectually purify the flood from all
inipuiilties Those who have been imprudent in
tho u.-.e ol calomel, iic, will find sure reiki lion
Eii.it Iiulin Huir Dic 1 Iiih clieinical prcpara
lion will color the hair any shade- from u liLiht
nown to a jet black, and not injure the hair of
stain the skin iu Iho least.
1'rcM'ive and lieauty the Iluir by u: uiiig 01-
brid"e's lla'm o f (. ohunhiu, which iiumcdiutelv
4'Mi.i tne Hair lcin i.iiiiiil; uui, ,uni restore n wiien
bald Never buy it without ihe hignuime oK.'oui
-tuck it 'o.
V onus tiiilinwiric s trmiiw'e. is a x:it.!,!tesv
ind elleeluiil eniedy lor Worn.s, in children
olnlis, in eveyy case. II Is einiieiy v eyi-taiile anO
i:.'iinol i 1 1 in ry the most delicale child even should
there be no W onus, I nee Ja cet.U. Lion tj con
luiiml li Willi otlier names,
The NUlie JliliiJ has been thoroughly tested
by many years cxpi notice. J.iuhes expcelni"
lo become mothers may rest a -suied that it nil
always mil ami asisi in preparing Hu m lor tin
trials befoie them. It piiets ull nervous iillic
lions, allays limrnimj .-ickiicse. eau.-es natural am
-weet jif eiiuab.es the circulation iyf the blood
l euul ites thu stomach, nnd facililales the birli
wiihoiit such exciueiating p.ins as mothers ex
pect. .Iany of out bet phy scians use il in dieii
practice.
.New di.T.overy, by which a 1 cloven and pipe
or eratcs muy be kept a .let lilack ith us beauli
'nl polish ts n Co.ich Unity with one application i
i e :r. It keeps all sloven and I'ipcj from ru.-tini
ihinit.'i the slimmer. This Vuinish is an enlin
new iii'.cl;tion; nr.d surprises aui deli'-hls all win
u.-c it. .Speciinens ofhtoves and I'ipis in isu ma'
be si un at l t .'ourtlancli-street wince ihe j'ohsi.
on v be h,i,l at 'he cost nf :j eenlN per liollle.
Unnch ai'il Mil lii'liu.ii- A suie reinejy, J'rici
'."i 1 1 nl
Ih- l ur.eO's Juno vidi.il.nr J ' r. .c r r alive V.i.
.-. i... dy ,ii ea.-r .f lri;. leiiey, J'anenn-ss, I'bnu
Ml.ii.-., M. a i i in (ii.it. lie - nl,!'"iiee, und all ni.
..li'liit; I'a.iii 'I' bilil.ilion id l!u; i.'-. ' i iu ii , tie re-.tui
imii i i .; u i 1 1 I.
K v. I r, li-irllmlnn-.ew's 1'u.k KvpcelvMii;
'wr, lu' t'n- mim' ef (.'il' i"n; tiol . Arlhn;.
IVn;-li . C.,!.l-, Sphl Ii.r nl ,i,.i,. .e.-hi ,S
Kvp.'i-toi.ilii.ll, Cam In the i Me ,Vf,Ac
Mfvje "ii'ir il ll (-ives the luir a bcinlil'u!
(.lo s. ami nu hues il lu cuil, am! uhnllv nnliki
.my other Oil, i! never soils thu li.inst lailie.s' haU
iu llie le ii-t If any huly nr (vi.temttn kliall use
this Oil; and find lln su otateuit nss untrue, then
uiiiiu- w ill be refunded
Ciirtitiu In lif rtiiizmberid 'l'he above liatnci
iiiiele.i are sold (jennine in ibis city by Cum. !i-
V l.'ii, ill Cocrllandt-street, and' M) IfJlLlil
i;l,sU except of liieir couutiy customers
li, 'member tal.e this diret tion Willi you
These Articles are lo be had ill this plate ol
Kphram UuU, Lilooni-.burp;, John .1oore. Uanvill.
Waller ot co. lierw itk, Jolin Miser, W illun,
Aoveiulier, I, Hlo 2Sv. Cm
JOHN
Harncss, Saddle &
Trunk XVlanufacturer:
Q KPilCTFl'M.V informs the public that he
V ha Im ated himscll' iu tht: h!:o; next door
i .-wuuiu nKeiuiuriiti tytiir i attory, u.mi '.reel
yioionsbuitf, Columbia county, wlu ieh will ca rv
mi the above bus ness in all its brandies. Ho will
Keep constantly un hand line and coarse
One and 'Iwo Horse Iarners,
Horse Collms, S,itlHest flt'tdlt-s
and Trunks; At.
of every description ; rind having had ah,;,, evpe.
rieni f it Ihe business, he can furnish ao,id wink,
ami nf : ie.ip ns r un oe purchased in llm county
(J" t . kinds of country produce taken in pay
H if k, at lh rn irket priceit.
SPECTACLES
AND GLiSES.J
fWYrHE subscriber 1ms juM tereived large Ms
D .o.tineutol hPr;CTA(l,i:S ,.i,d H'K C
i'aci u- f.i wvi'v i .1... I..,. t;,., ..r ..,..
white ,,d green, fro,,. No. O upwards.
a j Tcrsons nllheted will, sore eyes, will find it
... .i,,.i, it i i ...... f , l,;,.
as they inuy feel ussuied of deiiving u great benelit
Iron) their uso
0. 1.. iSUULTZ.
llloomsburg, May 17, 18154
Cabinet varc House.
f Bll H Mibvcribcr would respectfully inl'oiin Ihe
public, tint he has taken the sh ip hitely oc
cupied i v .Samuel Lilly, near the upper end ot
liloonisbtirg, where he is carrying on tho
in ull its various branches, and where ho will he
happy o wail upon nil thoe who may favor him
with their custom. His furniture is wainintei! to
he mailo of good mateiial and durable, und he in
icndi keeping on hand
Sideboards. Secretaries, Jlureavs,
Wardrobes, Curd Tables. Dining
Tables. Ercakfust Tables,
Ciijjltoards, Stands, II 'ash
Ulu nds, Bedsteads,
JDottgh-troitghs,
Collins, &-c.
and all kinds of work in his line, which ho will sell
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
Uy strict attention to business ho hopes to re
ceive aslwe of public patronage.
ELI UROWN.
April 25, lyl
Chair Manufactoy,
THE subscriber conjinues lo carry on
the
CHAIR iVANUFACTOaiNO
business at ihe old stand of 15- & S. Ilagen
btich, where he will be ready al all times
lo tiiriiish I'uncy & Windsor Chairs, Sel
tees, Hoston Rocking Chairs &?., of every
lescnption, which may be called for, at
ihort noticfl and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, ril'ii ot
Ornamental I'aiiiiing, and House Papering,
in a superior manner,
f rom his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing ihe various
articles of his line, he flatters himsel.' that
he shall he able to furnish as good work.
ind upon ii3 reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which ho will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
li. B- Ordcr3 from a distance will be
strictly ai.tl punctually attended lo.
IJ. HAtii'lMJUCII.
Rlonmsl urg, Dec. 110, 1813
iOiuil
i:i VATCil
75 KS'F.CTFl;l.I.Y informs the citizens r,
('nljiiibiit county, and tho public L'cnerallv
mat ne nit.t locaieti iiinistn in uit;tijsimrg,fri Main
stivet oppo-ile St. Paul's Church, where he ba
opened shop, and is now ready and prepared l,
receive aud execute all work in h' line of business,
..iih dispatch und in a workmanlike manner.
clocks fc Watches
of the best quality, can be had it his establishment
nit very reasonable term? .
will be dune !o the satinliiction of the ciiMnnier, ns
well of Clocks nnd Watches as of Jeweh-v, and he
v iil further, warrant his work to lie exe 'utej as
well as any in this section uf the Su'.e. lie will
also make to order
St'UVEYINfi CO.MPASSES
or ioeket, nnd in short, w ill do all oihcrwork Msu
ally done iu a well icciilalcd respcclable establish
un nt. He hopes hy sli'ct attt litioli lo hiisines
ind a desire lo please, to icceivc a liberal share o
patronage, t ountry rroiiucc talven III pavincn
for work at the market priers.
lllonmsbur,', iNovember 15, IS'l-l- UO.t
CATAW1N.-SA COL. CO, I'A.
cMaCOR DYER infoim3 travellers and
i . .ii i i . a . .i . i
ins iiiti cosioiuers ami itienuij, uini ne
till keeps l!ie above Hotel, where he w
e happv 10 wait upon those wlio f.ivoi
tin with iheir custom. 1 1 is house is lan'i
ind commodious, and well arranged to ac
omiiiiHlalc his gncsis tlis tatilc ia always
irovi.hid wiih the choii'est V iands the mm
;ets cm tiuorii, und ina i;nr ennttuns somr
ifil.c iiosl liqiiro that ciiu he found in Ihi
i'ction of rotiniry. Ilis stables arc als
n; ; . i r-. and good o.-tk'fb ;ue
-1 . 1 1 .1 1 . o .
in lit
C.il.tu t-sa, July 12,
1815 2m.l2
The ESisht of Ne.u th.'
IT'NKW ARRIVAL OFfl
Heady lado Clothing.
The stibseribcr has just received a kre
issortinriit ol" RL.ADY MAUL CLOTH
i.NtJ, wi.ii h will he sold as cheap for Cash
is they can he purchased in tho county,
('all and examine fur yourselves, as tin
' Righl of Seaieh is guarantied to all.
J, R. MOVER
Juno 7, 1815. 7
Cabinet Zffakins
rSTVIK suhscrihel rcsj Ot ifuil v
im'ornis the tnli.
H he. that lie I. as tn!it n the .it..i I oclv nccoi
;cd
t-
by K. f'. llavhuisl, al the lotw i end o! Mail
bstreet Hloomsliur(ii where lie mlenjs carry iiir on
Ithn above juiiies.-i in nil its branches, und solicits a
ciiu c of the psU'enae of the pobhe.
Iu conneclioii vvith tht above business, he rdfer.
his service w ?u
UNDKRTAKHR.
lie will always he rcH.ly to louke COFFl.NS I'm
the mini', pi ice bi,retoi..re hait;rd in Lilonmsbui l'.
and having supilied lur.iself ivih a o,,il IIKA 'i.VI.
he will nlteiid with if at the Tuiiciti vvitlwut am
extra chary'?.
JOHN BITTERS
Mjy ,:U Ie4l'.--fiiu3
' Brandreth's, Pills
Tl Laij tiiin unoiisuiiu I Ihe mini will cm
JS S, when the medicine, lliandreth 'ills, will t'
-.'l-tcis.ed they ..iifiln and deserve; it will
U'iJwhIowI that Dr llran.helh ban the strongest
chiiius iinoii the public. It ia true that every in-
cmuim npnii me puinie. u is uuu inui cr
diviilual who mukes a trial of the Dianilreth
.,lv"' '"'f u 'rl,,l1of the "."'.Jr'h 1
coucedo then, to be Ih, best medicine they ever
used. I hey aru indeed i medicine about which
"" r" is "iilak.i
Their value in a climate to
changeable us ours cannot bo iuincienlly appreciat
ed A ben peispirati, n is at once restored , thui)
they cure colds, und consumption ia prevented.
Those who have a redundancy of bile find them of
the most essential service, und should there bo a de
ficiency of llialimport.itit Ibiid the lirandreth I'illn
huve an equally b.-uelicial ell'ect. Often has thin
impoitaut inedieine saved valuable lives in those re.
nions where the dn adl'ul yellow fever was prevail.
ini A few doses taken immediately upon the in
feetion beint,' received into the system, will In al
most ccilain lo pievent any material inconvenb nco
Aud at mistake of this dreadful epidemic is then
so proper u medicine as tho JJrendreth Tills, Lei
this mc.iii iue lie universally u.ved in Ibil
disease, ant! no loss of blood allowed, and few
very lew , would be its victims. So it is with otitis
disi uses. Ansist niitiire with this all imporrau'
iiii'iliciue lo remove niothid humors from the blood
ami do not resort to bleeding or mercury, and wl
shall liuve a -cry gt'.at scaicity ol persons omictcif
with cronic mulailies. 'J'he fcuthei cd tribe the in-
imal, kiiiKilom- over which we are the lords, urn
not iitlliclcd with chronic maladies; neither should
we be if it were not for our priuo which occasion
thuni. Follow nature. Uso the medicine whi'h
hurmoniy.es with her, which mildly but surely re
moves all the impurities of the blood.vvhich strength"
ns the leeble.und yet reduces those ol loo lull habit
to a healthy standard. Let me again sny that every
department of the manufacture of Uranibelh Pills:
is personally superintended ly mo, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may be relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
tccording to the directions accompany ing.
A G E N T S.
Washington Robert M'Kay.
Jersey-town I.. & A. T. Aiscl.
Danville E. li. Reynolds & Co.
Caltawissa C. (i. tirohst.
lilooinshurg J. K. Mover.
Limestone liabbit & M'Ninch.
lluckhorn M. (!. Shoemaker.
1 .iuio Hidge Low & Thompson,
.'crwick .1 W Stiles
Vay 3, 1815 ly- 2.
mary
MISS 31. K. ROII1S03T,
WOLLU reppctfully inform the Ladies ol
llloonisbtirif nnd vicinity, that she has just
received a Lige assortment of
Til
raj
I . j
i'1; "m'ii.
5
il her shop on Main-strecl,ncaily oppositeDocblcr
hotel, ami second tioor below i'ilverthorn's, w here
he has all the articles usually kept in a Milliner's
Store, The Ludies are all invited to call and exa
mine for themselves, Honnets and Caps made and
done un in the most fashionable style.
loomsKirg, July 12. 18-15, 12,
Te g"a 7WiPr ice.
All person interested will take notice, tW an
application w as made to the judges of the court of
(iiiuiun pleas, sittint? at 'Danville' in and for
Columbia County at ihe term of August; A. I)
lSl.),by tho members of Ilia first Presbyterian
Church of Clooinshurg; in the county of Colum.
itaj and StMo of ennsylvania, hy a oomnultce
duly elected by them for that purpose, to acquire
aim enjoy the powers and immunities of a cor
porution, by the nam Ktyle & Title of tho! first
Presbyterian Church of Blooiiisbur!!' and if no
sullicicnt reason should lie shown to the conttaty at
the nr.vt term of the court to be held nlDunvillcofoto
said; ll.e third Monday of November next, the said
court will then make a decree and declare; that the
per onn associated shall by the name; tityle&
Title, of 'liie lirst y'resbytcrian Church of Blooms
burg' in the county ol'Columbia aforesaid, become
and be a corporation or body politic.ngrecably totho
Act of Assembly in such case made and provided
JACOB EYERLY, Prot.
Dsnrilla AugadjJIMjS
TO
TAXC
OLLECTORS
AND TAX PAYERS,
n tonsripient of a Circular, lately issued hy
the Slate Treasurer, ilirectinir hat the Slatn
l ax slill rcmaininr; unpaid, for tho present and
firmer v ears, inu.st be i:tid into the IStalo Treasu
ry. on or before the second Tuesday in January
next, and that every county, falling to pay its
p ji",i,,n ,,fi-'alt 'Paxes: i hull be, utter that rimo
charged an interest of live per cent, on such
aiuoui.t us shall remain unpaid, and payments
trnm the (slate Treasury, for school nr other pur
prises wi'lihcld, until such balance with ii terest is
Inllv paid; we arc under the necessitv of rcuiiiriiur
!b.e several'J'ax Collectors of Columbia Jouuty to
illici t nnd pay ovei into the county Treasury, on
ir before the 'I bird Monday of November next,
l.l. ihe Mate Tuxes for former years which still
villain unpaid,
'l'he promptness with which our former Circular
was responded lo, both hv i ax t o ectors and Tnr
I'ovriii. by which the colintv Treasurer -
nabli tl to pay into the Stale Treasury ot that time
eipiiied, the whole amount of fetnla Tux d,ia
liom this cnuntv, for the present vear. induces ns
believe, that Columbia coan y will not. on tho
o:nl Tuesday of January next, Le found amontr
ihe defaulters.
liy order of the Commissioners.
E. MhWDENHALJ., Clerk
nniiiiissiiinc.s '.iliice Danville,
ptcnibci i:t. ttf'lf).
Tf L'ST rrceived fcfi.l l'r lU t iIia nw T.
QjJ nnd Sheet Iron .Vnnufaelary, oppoil Cny
l.iii'e 11. ilel, several kinds of VJKLIiH, BHOI
wi.l t OUHIA'ti KTOVE9, of thbct pattern
ilicli will lie sold 1 ow.
D. J. RICH.
net- cr
N 0 T ICE.
5, rr.KLAS. I have learner frnni Tarmn
fourco. that n cerlian Mary Kurnn. of fn.
a loaf, has circulated a slander Ihtt J li.it a,n.J
mil attempted to kill my wife, and J. O. O. and
s. C. tl. hate likewise dons the samti thinK,
nH-,:f they have done so, I proninnse th utory
alsclio.nl and slanier, and stand ready to prove i
so, at uny time.
5CKEMIAH STILES.
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