1 he Su't'rr. ury Toll lias pmrJ liolli
h. yes i.l Concuss, unit lief 11 signed b)
lie Piesident.
'JJiince f the t i my. -The follow
i 'ft r Irmii il.r , mp v io ihe editors
i'f Hit S'cw Orleans Delia, indicant
lliat (cn. Ta'or is shout no'hinit for
il nit i ior w Hi an txjifciHtioii ol fur
ihti fighting:
M atamoiias, July 6, 18d6.
At length the Munolony of lliocari f
i!o in bioken- We have irceived rir
den io 'lute td Is j t r c j riory lo nici-
ini foi wards lo Cain u wo. All is life
. . . . nr
'mill trliviiv hi fbinn lo ilnv. e am
IVdiiirg fui llie tttamhosi Hi 1 1 j iclite
ilncli two mu m c 1. 1 1 1 i I y txpect I
jirive, w 1 1 1 1 1 we Mill tnihsik on board
cif lier nd proceed fifteen miles above
s re. tthcie we will be tliscitihai kt i)
ind wii unul the Ecu in mm a liiinadr
ciim op, v hen w e will bfi maritiri
fnvid. The "ill Infantry U. S. A.,
f oni m a 1 1 I o I by Cip'. N'li-fi, is eu.baik-
ii'js lor the ciine (Us'iiiaHun.The Mcani
boats Aid, B a II ir'' Tiny, are
herr ; fi 1 1 'In
tei prise, C .srt
io it S brains lii
lui.ll II. 1 ha vn now DO
iloiihl bu. wh.i wo will veiy soon lie in
C .umgo.
Vn spent the 'Juiious Itl.' nin'l glo
t j ( ,u!y. The invade (Cols. Walioi.
toil Mni k's Ren'incnir-) were pamilcil
ami it viewed ly Genu. Taylor ant!
Smilli. GeirT. said lo us that we would
move fiiwrnd to Motitery wiili llit
lea-t possible delay; soil ih;it if we did
not have bi.o liti 'crack at ihe enemy,' ii
wou'J be becauso they out travelled us
as be was determined io 'go ahesd,' and
be hoped and In lit veil that we would,
not be detained any nioif.
Yoor, truly. S
We hove a little later intelligence
from i lie urniy. The steaciship Faeh
ion arrived at New Orleans from fit
2 is on the 25 b u!l. She bi ings verbal
leporls i h h I there wan a general move
im-nt of the troops up la - Rio Grande.
Gen, Taylor remained at Mstamoras
sentling troops forward os fist as lit
ine at.s of H jiijoriing tlieni would al
low.
Advic.s hid airived of the taking cl
Carnai g ) without filing a sho, Wh n
the U. S. troops air ived at that plscr,
Camjibal was on Ihe opposite fi.le ol
Hie river S Juin but r IT red no refi
In nee.
Gen. Tuylor !:1 receive. I advices h
scouts that there were only about 300
troops in Monleiey,
The general impi Fusion was thai then
would bu no resistance otTereied lo I lit
U. S. troops this fide ol that City on ec
taunt ot the quietude of the tneuiy.
The impiession is also gNitiing t, r o u t
in the army thai negutijtiur.s for peaei
are in progress.
Il wis said that P.imKs vvas sfrjid ti
leave the capital on arcouut ofupectt'
ai'emp's at rrvoluiion in bis absence.
There was a repoit t'lal Mr. IjUUis
den, of (be JPiflajune, iog"iln r wiih hi
iBrty, bad been cu" off by the Imli.io
lu' it was not gtneial'y cretli'ed.
Tlic voluiilet is weie still njff'-iii )i
di.nilaja, but otherwise trjuytd gooi'
lieslib.
7 Ti:'.r?vf; c i-f.
w -Xj w-r,T i J
M AliR I EI) -On thn 30lh nil. ly
1li" R"V. Wil'iam J. Eynr.Mr, (5ideo.n
Krum, io Mi. ?x.va Cathakink
CliOJILY, bi lb of Montour tcwn.lnp.
Bv R"V 1) S. TobiJ, on the 2 I ins'
Mr. RecEEN Yost of Sf O .ir,S.- uyl
kill Co. ii Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
cf Rjm inereek.
On Tlni'sday morning Au '.'ist fith
by R' v. Snnuisl T. Lord, Mr. Wn.
mam Cahson, to Miss Maisy GlLhOY
both of Iroudale.
On the 6'S iist. by Rev. II. Fn k
Mr. Philip Habtman of H ick bom
t-j Miss MaIIY HAUTMAX.of E'py'owo
i - iiirnn- jarrrztrtzvK
LIED. I" "bis place on ibf 3bi ul
MakyE NEALjifd 3 yprs 7 mr
'J9 day, daiii-Merof Mr. William Nea
WINDOW PAPER,
"TnyriDE nd Narrow, bM J and plain, of
V uew ,!;.; uU leceivcJ at the New -r
J l, V. KLTLii'J.
-J5 1
M'ssMie alc.
IS porsiiMice of an orilri oftliu Orphans,
(-'niiri ol C'.il'iiubia I'lPiimy, on
SiiturJtt! t.'ie lo din oJ'JIit!!. next,
it 10 oVlm k iii ihe loieiioon, M,irstinll
S I tot' in u k r Mini JhIiii (Jluitiinii, Adniiiiot
ntnrs 4'r ''f Jai,ol Welliver lme of Mad
iin low iirliip. in id iniiii'y, ileeeiiKiil
will he expom il lo i.ile by I'nb ii! Vendue
iijMin ihe piemlni'ii; a eerliun Tr.iel ol ('iiiil
miat in l.iliiui lowi.nliip, VuloilioiH
I'liumy coiitaiiiii g
Acaes,
or ibereubmits Hiljoiniii) lunds of John 1 1 n -ilerKluu
Valeoiiiie Chrisuaii, Julin H.lllu
nierJobii A'xharil and John L'hripihiii
lljiuii ihe ptijinisfs there is a
1 ii . : ti. . i .... t. ii i ...! ... t . : 1 .
9 .'J llie ill l O 11' J IIUIILI UIKH.
U5. S.MLL AI'l'Mi UliCUAKI),
ml aliixii aries of eleartd land, ihe ie-
in ait i ii jKin ia Hell limbered wiili Pins him!
O ik. 1 lieie is a stream of wver iimninii
hrniijjb ihe pioptriy, capable of iniiiinii;
vuv null, hie the estaie ni imij iteeeaseo,
'Unfile in M j.l, sou louiiihip in saiJ county
ll.OCO.ll.l
' JACOII KYRIILY. Clerk.
Dm v , Alay 20, 1610
1 Will Wl T1 -SMffT. Ill
S3 ii EI 1 1'T UA X &5 3 DAT US.
7'u (lie f ec and itdepaidait Elector
i f Columbia L unty.
Frllow eiiizens At Ihe so ki'Diioi.
yf my fi icnos i Im ve bc.n lootiuiJ lo
-L r ui self as a
Candidate r the OJjlce if SheriS.
it the ensuing general Election, ShouM
( be ho lot tunaie an to be elected, 1
jlrdgp mysif to pr rlor.n the duties ol
am tlnce wn Hi JeiiiVt linii.ani' y ami
lllpal lldli y.
AMZ.V HROWN.
RoaringTeek, August 8. 1 fS 4 o.
To the Free mil Iii.lepciidcnt Electors of.
Lvlumuia County,
Fellow ("itukss at the acii itaiinns
if my Irieudd 1 have been ii.ductd io odVr
ii) self rs a
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff
t the ensuing general Election. Should I
lie bo fortunate us to be elected, I pledge
n self to perform ihe duties of gaol olliee
with liJeiuy, humanity ami impartiality.
Franklin tnwnsliip Aug. 8. 1840.
Vu l e Independent Elictors if Co
lunihia County.
FALLOW ClTJZE.vs Tl.e K.ih'Clibei,
it ihe hdIii'iI 'I'O i ol nian v fn. u 'f an
lo.inct s Ins to entn n of bei a
Cand dalef r the JJlce if EhvriS.
.1 ibfl eosu ng dection. If elecd be
iled(;es himself to act wilhslil.'t Ii leliiy
mil nrinriialiiy in the txecu'ion ot the
lulics of said "Hire.
SAMUEL KRESSLER,
jG-pylown, Anit'i"! 8, Irt 10.
7 o the free Indt pendent Etecwrs of Co
lumbia ciiirj.
Fli.L 'W (,'t ruEXs. liy the solicitation
if n iMimlier of my Ineiul 1 have been in
lured to itflVr mvvclf as a iMiub.lHie lor thi
ilfiee of SHERIFF of Columbia county m
he next gener-.il E'eetion. Should be so
fortunate as r rreeive a mrjoruy of yui
voir I pledge ir.ysef to peilorm llio iluiiee
if sail, rllice to the best of my ability, witb
lumaiilly.
I'ENJ VMIN II.VYMAN.
Orange towi.hhip Jul) J -1 1 81 0.
To the 1'ice and Indeju'iident E tclon ij
Culamhia County,
Frllow citizen At the solicitations ol
nv fiieiids 1 tuvu been induced )u olui
uysell as a
Candidate fur the Office of Sheriff,
it the ensiiii.u general Lleciinii. Suould I
ih so lortunaw In reiMive t iiiHoruv (
our biilVragJs1 1 pU'diii! oivnelf lo perlorn
l.ii U.HIes ol sun min e wiui uoe iiv,
bu
ninny dial liliparl'ali'V.
1' l I. Ui. lUK
Litierty lownshin. July 21, 1810
We are auihonsed in iinnnuiii'u
SILAS J. SFACKUOUSi:.
f Oiance. as a eaudidaie for t'.e i to.-e o
Sil ElilFF, at tbu fi'iliing U. luhef tit t
ion.
We are iniihoii-ed in announce
JOS.' 'll SI IE El'
if M .dtnii twnbi. as a rand'ubite f'
he iilfirn of SHEUll'F, al the appioarl
iti rirrllnn,
(PTAWISSA FERRY.
Tlieu'isihei bte. ad'),'ll a large N t'.VV Tl.AT
o Ii i r i.llirr P.'1 '.. 'lie I'riv m-ar thftiridiie.anil
snw iirrna'fJ Uhtos miyiliint! from a foot .n-
i.Mici'r l.) a six lior -e tcira, at rt Juceil .rices., am
it short notice.
S77HY MAKCEiUM
TWO APPRENTICES
To .hfi HEACKSMl 1'HlMCt liUSl-
NE-SS are wanted imuieili a elv hy ihe sub'
scnbi rs. Aetivo Uds 1 0 ot 17 years ob
.vill receive good tiiCLuraeiueni upon ap-
plication io
COFFIN L DROBST.
Kvg. 1-1010,
SIIKKIFF SAILS'
U"P V virtue nf Sundry writs of Vend. Kx. I
l) 1) mo uircctcU, will In exjioaed to I'ulillC ouie
mi.
Monday Ihe 17 th day cf JliigutU
next ut 1 o'elovk, M. the folluwing property lo
wit.
A certain lot of L-miiiid situalo in the Town of
OranijHville, Ciiliiiidiia county, coiiluiiiing one
fi.tirili of an u.Trt in. ou or lea U.iuudi d ill iron
liy Main Kttffl of hiiiJ Town, mid lou of Damet
1'iiriiwnlil, K, (!. Iti. k.'in and ill liuira of Jacob
Sliopinaker dt'ceascd, win" inin ix erected a frame
li.MHc uii.l 1'iiiii'r liui uiih upitrtenauueii
icuej tiiki'ii in uvcciilioii and to b aold as the
iioju'riy uf Kjib'"'111 1'uckcr.
ALSO
A certain lot of eronnd hiiuale in Madison town-
illii, tjolumliiii euuiity, ciintainiii lil'li'cn acren
mere orlena. Houiulr.l l.y lamia of Ivhslls Smilli
duceaacd and Ann Nmlh, wlicre.nl la elected
tiaiui) liouse and a Ir.iini! hu n, with the aierte-
nanei'S, also one other lot of ground Hiluatu ua a
l'res,iid, roiitaioinu lliirlv live acres more or lesa
H.nindud hy laiuUof John F. 'err, Ann Smith,
John 1. Lvcs and .lirdiu yinitli, drceaatd P'fin
ed taken in execution and to tc auld ua the prop
erty of JIuli Smith.
-ALSO-
A certain tract of hnil aituate In Uriarcrerk
lownshlii (Jolnruliia county, contniuinjr one hun
drrd and Iwriity aeiea. umre orluds, about 95 acre
ol'whirli la cleiinu l.in.l, Liuiu.d'il by the turnoike
Icadiin; lioni iVmirk to 'I'owjndi and laud uf
William hidings on llm west, and luuds of John
l.nckarl, Jori.'ili Low, Al-xniil.'r l.nckart and oth
e a, whereon iriiretttd live dwelling houses, oni
barn and one stable, with the ui)ert.'iiantea.
ii'i. d t .k.'ri in exeeutioo and to be cold as tin
property of John Hhullii.
ALSO
A certain lot of land situate in Deny township
Columbia county containing one hundred ami
twenty acres moie or Icsh, about 1 UU aeres o1
wliicli is cleared laud, adjoining lands of .Stephen
Kills, .1 Jincs Johnson, Charles Mchee lino
I oil it Oleiiu wllere(ti u erected a log houe, a lof
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with th.
luperlcnnncea. rieized tiik. n in execution and ti.
ie bold as the prupcrlv ol J hun mehauan in the
liind.i ol Juliua.i JU I.J.Igehis udtui;iistiator.
ALSO
A certain lot of ground siiuate in fBttawi.-,sn
ownfliip, Coliinibia county adjoining William
Midvelvy and ntliei, lvinir on Water Htirel. seiz-
d taken in execution and lobe sold as the propel ly
Gearc Waters.
-ALSO-llv
virtue of a Levari facias The follow
ing described lluililintf. an) lot of ground of
John Wilnon. to wit; a certain one storv
ind a half puhlic building, situate in the
township of Hemlock. the county of Colum
bia, in the Stale ol Pcnnsvlvania, on the
southern side of ihe road leading from
IJIonni to Jcrsevinun, near the Hot khom
t ivprn. containing fioiit 20 feet on the road
aforesaid, am) in depth 25 feel, mid ihe lot
r piece of giottnrl or ceriiledge,' ap'erlP
nnni to the same building, bounded on the
wesi, bv Daniel NeyliHii, on the son ih ly
land of John McRevnolds. and on the east
by lanils of ratiia'i Rees, seized taken in
xecniinn and to be sold as the pioperty of
John Wi'aun.
I RAM PERU, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office
Danville July 22 1810.
NO TICE
IS HElUUiY CIl'EX,
') all IciiJtees, creditors and other persons in
le rested in the estates of the respective de
cedents and minors, tlnu the ailuiioisialiou and
guardian accounts of the said estates have been liled
in Ihe olliee of the leister of thn county of On.
In iriliia, uinl will he presented for confirmation nod
illowanee to the Orphan's ('oiH to be held at:
Danville lu and for the county aforesaid on
Wednesday, the 19i day cf.'lugust,
icxt.al 2 o'clock, P. Af.
1 The fulfil aecounl of Samuel Meniras ad-
niui tratir uf ihe c-lalu of Jolin Koliinull, lute of
i'neslone township, ilectastd.
2 The ace. unit of ifuiry Miller, administrator
if l In: eM.iie of J,cob KodenU rer lulu of lioar-
iCci'i'fk toviiAliijj ileeeased.
I) TI.e account of .Samuel W. I.owrv, admims
al.'r of the ealale of Elizabeth Lowry lute of Der-
ry to'.vuslup ileceased.
4 I he urcounl of John lit ecc, l.xecutor nnd
I'liebc Mather, executrix of tho last will andteatii-
mnit of liohert Alather lute of Ciieeuwood town
shio deceased.
j 'J'lie aecouut of Tlinmas Ceufield and Jacol
S'nler, ex. . mors of ihe last w ill and lestamenl ol
obn II. 'I. field lute ol Derrv low liship deceased
0 The account of Samuel Aleh . k aduiiiiist a-
!.r ot the estate ot John Urirlil late ol lilooui town
,liin deteasi d.
7 The first and final account of Joseph lirohst
ijmini.-'lialor dehonis non with ihe will annexed ol
die e. tate of Tiedeiii k Loremun laic of Cattawtsat
tinviisbip ilcceaacd.
8 'I In: account of Jane Titmnn the sumvinf.
adnnnist,-;,!i)r wiih llio will annexed of the est it.
of Abraham Titman late of Urecnwoud towiioliil
d. ceas. d.
S) The second account of John Crow n jr. ad
mhiMrutor of tin- cMa'e of Chillies Millci lulu ol
if Mifflin township deeeised
I.) The a. e iunt of 1J. D. Drown executor ot
Mic I mt will and testament of 11 nam IUniliUs la'..
ol Mitllio towii.-lui) dercakC.I.
II Thea. cnunt of Keu'-en r.tbriner, udiiiin
.liator of the etale of Klixabelh Wagoner lale ol
llourinccifi k t.iu'ii. hip deceased.
1" The iieeounl of Keuben rahiinyer. admin
Ntrstoruf the ol.ite of Jonnthaii Kiinvlalo of Hour
uigeieen lownsllip decease.
t;l The a' count of John R. ,Vocr, administta
t ? of the estate of Josiah McCluic late of U Loom
lown-hin ileceased
1 1 The account of Obed Kvcrctt, iidmiuistratoi
.1' the estate of lionj.unin Do.imj lute of Dloon
lovvniliio Upeewspd
Ij The, account if Samuel Vorks, idniinitia
lor dabone" nnn with the will annexed of the estate
of General Duuicl Mun''imery Uto of Mahoning
'owinhm deceased
16 The ficoount of John Donty. cd niniitrntor
Aitli the will annexed of the eMute of William
(Iurvev late of l.ibeiti lowtithin dceensed
17 The a.-coiinl of fjoorge W. Jforria, actio
fi jecntor and JTliiahelh Monxs, Executrix of th
last will and testament of Lacker Mouia late of
Hemlock township deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
V mm r.a'a Oi.nci:,
Vunv'.'dr, July 10, ISiG. 5
PaOCLAlIATIOlT,
Wtt'IIKJIKAS, the lion. Josr.ru II. Asniosr
7 V I'n'sidontof Ihe (Jourt of Oyer snd Ter
miner and lienenl Jail Delivery, Ctuitl, of tuarte
.Senmona of thn Pcace.and Court of Coinmnnriciir
utid (Irpluum' Court in the cighlh judieial disine'
cmiiposrd of llio counties of Norlhiiiuiierbiui'
Union, Columbia and ,yromim; and tho Hoi
Samuel Oukt and A'Vnieii ll,Mu. K R(Olirl.
Associute Judees in Columbia rounlv .huvi
iasued their pr-eepl beariii date the Vftlh ilay ol
Apnl, in the year of our Lord ons thousand
ciybt hundred ano forty -six. and toniedirccted.foi
uuiamg
Jl Court nf Oyer and Trr miner, and lien
eral Jail 'Jkfiutry, General Quarter
Semian o the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphan' Court.
L DAiWILLB, in ihe County of Columbia
on the third Monday of Aug aext, tiug ihe
I7thj Jay) and to eontii uo one week i
iNotico is therefore hereby given to
tne Coroner, Ihe Justlcts of the Peace, and con
studio nf the said county of Columbia, tha' they
h then and there in their proper persons, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions and other remenihratices.to do
those thlugi which lo their olliccs appertain to
he done. And those that ate bound hy recogni
zriuces, to prosecute against the prisoners that aie
or may ho in the Jail of said county of Columbia,
are, to be then and there to prosecute ayuiiut them
a shall be just, Jurors are requested tube juinc
lual in their attendance, agreeably to their liolice.
Dated at Danville, tho '24th day of July in
the vcar of our Lord one thousand enrbi
hundred and foty.six and in the li'Jth year
of Ihe f udepcudencu of the tinted tstatca
of America
IUAM DCKK Sheriff,
Sirrr's Oirrcr, Dtuivillo
July 'ii 1843.
EOOTS AND SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
fTf HH suhseriber very respec rully informs the
public hat he has on hand and is coi.stant-
Iv.Mauulueturinir. HOOTS and SHOKS
f all kinds which he will sell at tho follow ing low
pi icea.
Gentlemen's Weak.
Moroccn or Calf Shin Hoots $! 00
Cowse Hoots a 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes 1 75
Miner' Shoes 82 to 2 25
Morocco Slippers 871
Ladies' We An.
Morocco or ('af Skin Luce Loots 1 50
t hirk SM French Ties 1 25
Pumps Springs or French 1 12j
Other kinds of Slippers 75 cents o 100
IV. Ii. I he above aie all ol,mv own Manufacture
and are wrruntud to stand. I have also on hand.
a larfic stock of
Eastern made Hoots and Shoes,
which I will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy dy the
h)7.en,ae invited to call and examine my goods,
us (will sell to nuch at a large reduction.
Qfj-Renienilr the place at tha A7j' W HOOT
hind SliQE STORE, bwer end of Main-street.
&looinburg.
W RUSSELL
July 4 1S1C
GEORGE G. WALLER,
Attorney at Law,
Hi."omsi!Uko, Columbia County, Pa.
Office on Market a few doors above Main
Street
9tf
ORKOOS QCESVJOy SEW LED!
OEN7. ARISTA DEFEATED ! ! !
;EX 'W9Y1.0R IX M.'TQMOI.'jS
Would no,v be thn moat iuterealing lojiitJ of
onvu.nation, had not
j9ttx ii, mn'iui
compl.!ten nn . I IMt fj 0,1 1111
est eurner of Varkcl .'ijuure nu. I moved into II
ith a large and generul usourt incut of
DHIMIS-M P.DICIN ES-DV ESTUFES -
I I S-0 1 1.8- W ) N ) ) W ( ; I, A S S
I VTI Y-CONP EC'I lONAIME.S
TOYS, &c Sic. .ye.
but sudi deim the fact, the other ipiestiunaare en
iielv lost sil.t of and he is raindly disposing of
lis flock at reduced prices.
In nihil' ion tohis other business ho hat) on hand
tn extensive assortment of
READY IHAIW PL0 . IIIXG ;
f every description, which he is selling ,iu low as
hev can be pun hased in tho county.
HeinvOeH all to cive Inm a cull as be is deter-
n in cd to sell on the uiObt loasouable terms; war cl
no w ar !
Juno 30.- 10
LIST OK CAUSES.
FOR TRIAL AT AUGUST TERM 1811
1. James Ilialt iValchiu va, Chrioliu una Malch-
2. Uebotiio Minniei hv her next friend Frondi-
Uein. va. iiram Minnier.
3. Joseph Lemon va. Georue Lomnn.
4. John M.'l alletal vu Joseph l.emon
f Tobias Shirt, et al v Thorns Mooihead Ct a
d Dr Thomas Fitch vn Thouins lludbaid i t u
7 Thomas S Hubbard et al v George M.,in via
8 Thomas Wlackhuusr va Vaniah l.'.'fseit tl
9 t'ltetiez.'r (ireenoiiRh vs t,'nleb I'isli. r it al
10 Samuel Conner vfc John Achni' aih
11 Samuel ffiitidinanvsUwfn P l.ieb et nl
1 1 .Samuel 6hdman v Owen Li l.irb et al
13 Samuel Shadman vsDwen 1) Liul ctul
14 William Del.u.fr vs llenrvMiller
IS Thomas H C ukei etui vs George, Fcister
IT, George Cortell vh Putri.i Meibi .t
IV John nirh'lwhrr vs Mdiolas Arihert
1 Heninmiti "hews niinr vs Miithiffs Klim
19 Jfienh K Ldear va Jacob Iteidleimiu
20 William Turner vs Lui.iol Montgomery
admr t,i ul
21 Nntbrin Hooeh v Joseph Cole
Kf
i
22 ttillimn Unwell vb I!ev Mnrmodi.ta Peaice'th;'' he can natUfy ihe newt Uliduui und eeouo
3 Dnvld Hunter etui Vb A li VVilUoi uudAa-
thun 'eflch
54 iVenry i!Jndn etolwDi.tiel fonnanhorg
i- 1TE77 OTOPL7J
OF DRY' GOODS, OROCERIES,&c
Jusf received al the New Store, and for
sale cheaper than ever
I. a AUPEflr
Aug. 1-1810.
MARKETS! IJASKETSi!
'travelling, Mirket an I Siicbel li.tskoli-
jusi received at the New Store.
L. Ii. RUPERT.
Aug. 1 .
CROCKERY WAKE,
Of the latest style, just received at thi
New Store. L. If. RUPERT.
MACKEREL,
TTL'4'T received at tha new store a new anpplt
fjl ot Ircsh inackerel.
L. U. KLPKKP.
Aug 1.
CARPETING.
A new supply of elegant carpeting just reeeiv.
ed at the new store.
L. 11. RUPERT.
Aug 1.
hHD WARG,
fROVf a colTee mill i0 a file, just receded at
; me .New Sloro. L. U. KL'l'liKT.
SALT.
71 00 f Dairy Halt, just rccieved at the
CLOCKS.
A L ARM and Common, new style just received
and lor sale cheap at the new ttorc.
L. IJ RUPERT.
Aug I.
IIO! FOROHEGON J
New oods.
IIcHcy &. ITScuilcnhall
AVR iust received and are now onetime a
is Ja spieuJid assortment of new, cheat) and f&sh-
tit :M I . . ' . . J .
0.1 a bio
SPRING AND SU.M.MHR GOODS,
elected with great chro aa to prico and quality,
comprising
Superfine Cloths and Caisimeres, Tweed
Llolh and fancy Cassiiueres for
Gentlemen's iveur f'cluel,
Satin and Fancy
Festings.
Lidies' Drpus Goodrt, muh as
Cashmeres. Dp. Lainei.Bahorines, Lawns,
Crape de Euines, Ginghams, Cad
cocs, Muslins, eye fyc. and
Braid $ StruwBonnels Trimming
In fact a general and well selected assaitiuen1 of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS, HARDWARE.
QUEEN bV A R E& H O LL0 W WARE
) All of which they are anxious lo sell ehean for
-ash or in cxthanye for Countrv
allv. "
May 30
Caiiihasn Lawns,
OF new and kautiful patterna, just received a,
the New Store.
L U RUPERT.
Mav 30
A
,
ai io
LATEST ARRIVAL
rmm msuxico.
SHE IF.M OF EXTERMIXJTIOy
AGAINST MICH PRICES,
Carried into Africa.
-rn r
mew fiswffs
fiTfE sndcriber takes occasion to announce
ft to old patrons, and as many new ones h.
wish to buy cheaper ihrm ever or any where else
h-jiiio lua just opened at hu olJ ataud in Mum
drcel, a totally
AEIF JND FdSIllOSJDLE
ASSORTMENT OP
ry ffiiGds
'Jomprisitii; a lull and careful selection of Gingham
Mnuslin de I.ams bera"es, I' renrti bawus
and I'nuts.ii.ull, caii.'jric and barred Mus
lins, l'oneee, Silk nnd Cambiic
llimdkeri hiefb and Shawls.
Cloths. Cassimeren. 'I'we.'da. Siiia and fancy Vest
ings, l'antad.n S'uff, G:iindi.ons. Sum
mer Cloihs. Cravta, Stotks,
Tk, Vc, &C. etc.
Ji'si),i Variety af
Groceries, Liquors,
Quonswaro and
To an cXHiiiiiiati.in of whit Ii t!ie fcuhsendur re-
'pectfully iriviipa ihe attention o purehastia an..,
nine's ueiore st iueimg cisewi eie.iit. ur in i' n-sii.-iu
mica!.
GE0UGE WEAVER.
BI. omsnirg, May -6, i. Ab, H
CILllijLKSTlt. IH CK ALE W
Attorney at Lau
OJJice lioutU mte of ,lJuil-.i OelOU
Ma, kef
?;;WII,L A I TEN I) COURTS IN
I'llE C(jUNTIE3 UP COLbULV
AND LUZERNE.
ClIAULEJi KA11LKIJ,
JUSTICE OF THE J'EACE,
AM)
IJLOO.VISKURO, COL CO.,
Uilicc, corner of Unat and Maiiirstrcets,
A n assortment of lI()J)tV WAKE
such as Ket lea, I'ots. oileia, Tea Ksttleu,
piuora, Cake Griddles, Slc AWo Large and
sin-ill VVaKon Iloxus, from the Liaiivilio i'agle
VVoika, just roceived and for sule by
HEPLEV & ..1 EN DEN HALL O
December X0
Tne Ruiscribera being delrroiincd not
to b? outdone by their neiDhh.irs, ruher in
,irii-e or tvnrkinauehip. ':ve pui down the
iiiie of ore Slinetoi; from date, to ONE
IJOLLMt, belicrinj they can eavo them
salves by so dninir.
SANTEE & SILVERTIION.
July 1, 1840.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in ihe Post-office Mlllooaishurg,
P. June 30:h, 1840
John D. iJeckwiil.-Johii Clemel!-Jau
(Iiaruberlin-Wis, Ann Dole-Anibrol Ev.
'sod-Jacob Eckerd-Jesse Ilolle nshead
Davirl Keeire-Charle Michael-Joseph U.
Moore-Leww R. Obourn-Ftancis Reed
Win. Swaney-Jsckson Sorms-Peter Suner
-John Wartich-Jarnea Walker,
J. R. MOYER P. M. m
NOT I C E. "
THE UniteJ State and Mexico are now atVVar
and thousands of freemen are volunteering their
services, to sulx ue the stubborn spirit uf Mexico
but the subsbriber being one ol those, whose sei.
vices would not be accepted on account of hia infir
mities he has rented a room 011 Main Ktreet.neurly
opposite Albright it Meuuls store, a a
BARBERSHOP.
and armed himself with razors and shears, to wait
upon those who arc so Ltiuirate as to bs accepted
hy the gnvernuient before their d.'imiture.He will
also hold himself in readiness to serve lhi.se vt hn
prefer staying at home. liazora yheats andS'uis.
sora, repaired ind put in bide, al bhort notice and
warranted.
JOSIAS F.DELL.
Cloomsburg, Juno 2 1646
The warm weather.
The suaden eliHngfi3 of ihe weather, du
ring this season of the year, exhibit u moet
baneful e fleet on the human sysiem, dehili
tatiiig and prosirattug it. Tin stomach and
bowels become deranged, giving timely no"
tice to all, who are inclined 10 give alien
lion to tho warning voice ol nature. At.
such times 'Jiyuo's Oaiminative' never
fails io a fiord immediate relief, checking
ihe disease and restoring ihe patient to vij
otous health, Mothers eannoi be too cbu
nous with their children during this month
and the month following, and in the earliest
stages of ihia suramr disease, whether
iroui teething, oppressive heal or other cau
ses tney should al once resort :o this never
(ailing remedy. Hundreds of cenificatu
liom rcspectahl" persons in this city are 1
possession of ihe proprietor ready to exhib
it to all who may desire to see them at hia
iTice, No. 8 youth Third street, 'pilsdel
iJhia,
LIFE! LIFE!! LIFE!!!
'All that a man hadi will he give for hi
life," so we find recorded in the nioet nnl
uid best nf hooks, but as vrc see ihonsatid
it in" around us with Consumption Croup
Cough Asthma Uronohitis Spitting U':a6
sod other 'ulinooary arTentions we .t !4
to douiit ihe correctnesss of tha abo"a
sertiou especially sinco it is so we'i know a
that a cerium remedy 10. .y be obtained
hii h al ways ariesta those c'isea.
Dr JAYNE'S EXi'ECTO!A;v " ,?r
er fails to yive relief, and cures f' r evry
oilier means hav failed. This run he r tul
has been proved in thousand of ir.sianc-s,
wiicie ii ha- f tlected radical euros, ahe' ! e
jiaiiei.l Ind been given up by all his Ir iids
nil pbjsictans.
The ahnve Aeilicine are for fslu tt
the s'.ore of
J0IINR. MOVER,
Hlonmfbura.
ESTABLISHMENT.
0. C. KdULER
TJOl.'LD roHpeclfully inform lii.i frinndi. and
y ttie public generally, lliat he has pilre.
eelved and ojened on thn corner of Main rr.d Eat
atreets in liloomshurg, lite largest, best and cheap,
sat askurliiKiilof
Head? Made Glothino,
ever otTored in I his neighborhood, w hich he will
sell from 10 to "0 per cent, cheaper than (he cheap
ust. Hia tioek in Kotand selecicd with tjieat care,
inu.lti of tho best and 11 01 fashiona' lo niHterinla
ind in the most workmanlike rummer snd ttvle.
.mbraeine; eery grade, color and price which will
i.jit eiihtr the taiiu or economy purchase;.
w ill sell
Tinted xark frnclt J dm eoatufrvmfS P0 to 5 On
Summer imrl crulim chlh do 2 iii fn .
Limn and gtnghum dm 1 S3 v i! ui
Buck titid Fruict ciutimere l'im!s 8 7; to 4 7(3
$titttney do
Drilling and gumhitm Ju
'ilut and f ilk Wit
1 't Ui 'A 5
f 'i to s f.a
a 3 -,i
: z . ci
' ' "l 'VritS,
i li oi t in, 1,
e'di ll'iin.
tratLvxva ana M.:r: m t':.
Itesi.l-s a good ao. ;.'iei t ol
iiniiOKercinets, l.iilo: ,i
- dB public, arc'invo
iBtri'rn i viiiir JUK.l.cl.Hir CIPi'n ut'i K IL U VlPli Q
I 1 At il airsA ImrrV'iin and Hull Uni injf
" H1'"" ""Koiii noil nvil aUltVUi
July II, 1S1C ISt