&. W. CAUH, Evui Building, Third St ,
is authorised i n.i the I'oi.i'miA Democrat
fur the traduction unsiness in I hiliuirlphia.
S.-HOKACK Wll.LlSON, Esq, of
lhalford cuunlj.hai b'n appointed President
Judge for the Thirteenth Disttict, as the succes
sor of Ju'lg Conn) ngham. 1
Drtrifl at (hr rw. -0 i Saturday mor
ning Liit, a nn named .Mm, ih ui llrad
forJ i o , w IIiiov.ii linn a iui al Nunl ico'e
it mi and I'rowiicd.
IScKj.'iiiiiu A. Hid Lick,
Th rumored death nt the Hon Nenj. A. Bid
lack, mir Minuter at Iloitota, New Gienada.as
published last week, is now, we are h appy to
iy, contradicted. ' Latter, from him to hia fam
ily in Wilkesbarre, beaiing date aubeiuriit to
the 6th ot January the time he was said to have
died represent hi m in UfcUal health, beside
this, the State Department at Washington, haa
Tieith lr receive I any such information, nor ha
it made any communication of hia death to Mr.
IT family, which would mem to atrongly indi
cate the falsity f'f Ihe aforesaid rumor.
Jatiic KEtichaunii.
...Hon J11 JIuchanan, late Secretary of
State for the United Stales, having finished hie
official public carreer in that important capacity
with the termination of the late administration,
' of which he was the life, the soul, and actuatinit
, spirit, and which "closed in blaze of glory,"
' has returned to the bosom ofhis numerous friends
in Pennsylvania. Before leaving the Peat of
Federal Government the democratic citizen of
' Washington ten lei ed Mr. Buchtuian a public
dinner, in testimony of their respect for his com
minding talents as a public officer, and their es
teem for hia wirth as a resident citizen, the ac
ceptance of which his natural modesty forbid.
(" In th i next place, the Democratic Members of the
.Pennsylvania, Legislature extended him an invi
tation to visit the Seat of State Government, on
his return home, for the purpose ol interchanging
old associations and forming new acquaintances,
accompanied w,kh the most cordial expression of
; their approbation.of his distinguished public ca
ncer in the series of his county in the most try-
' ' i hi? times.'during more than a quarter of a ceti
, tury in the councils of the nation. To this invi
lition he acceded amiihas; been upending a short
. time at Hirri burg, whore he received the re
aped ol all parties ducihts elevated standing and
transendent abilities. ,, .
Mr. I3ucn ikak hasniUled down on his beau-
tiful farm and again Itecome a resident citizen of
Lancaster county, where it tntist he. a source of
, the highest gratification to the retired statesman,
' that he carries with him the eonllence and res
jiect of his democratic fellow citizens alike of
1 Pennsylvania and the entire United States.
The I- irt 1Vu.k.
Only 31 days have elapsed since the instalation
of ZtCHARY Taylor as President ot the United
States, and the change of Government trom Demo
cratic to Whig counsels, and tho consequence, is
a reduction ofGoverumeri StucWs frnin'il 11 to 100
a falling of 5 per cent in one month ! If such
result ensue in the jjieirn tree, what may we not
dread in iha dry ?
Tin eifwrin w ir Is of L rd Tenterden, the ce
lebrated j i Ije, are said to have been, 'Gentlemen
of the j try, you will jinnf consider yom -verdict."
.Ttiose of Lord Hormand, a Scottish jade, were
. e jually professional, ' Uuity but recommended. to
the mercy of the court."
fjGi-n. persifer F. Smrth, has given notice to
: the foreigners that they will not be allowed to
ij.il I on the itovemmont land in California.
'Htsiyi p.xi.iraly th it he witl enforce this order
to tha full extent ofthe law. Citizens of the U-
nit 1 Slates in of course di as much
please.
they
ftrj-'W Tele;nph from New York, we learn
"Whiskey is quiet." Glad to hear it. If kicks
no cousi.i:r.ible of a noise hereaway, occasional
ry. The Triumph Complete.
The N. Y. J.mrnat of Commerce of Wednes
diy la.c. coaSnns the gritifying new in the an
nexed statement:
Wdhave j it received (3 o'clock, P. M.) a tel
.e;r.phic despatch from New Haven, Con., which
itatcj thai
IVi'li. ?i'. ail C'fvlind. D-nocrats,
are elected to Congress in the 1st, 'd and 3 I dis-
Iricta. and Biller, Whig, in the 4th (Fair-
field.)
Lis' var the entire Congressional delegation
VVhti?.
No chice for S'ate officers. House Democratic
Senatedoubtt.il.
Democratic majority on joint ballot.
The power of newspapers to do roo 1 will he ,
wonierf illv adumented, when someone pftrmm in
everv family al
hall be io the habit of cutting out
aud pr'serving in a elas-irlnd or lur, the best par-
graphi, whether ot ajnJenvm, or important
fa-W, d it-ii, rampn, !( f 'r future retereore
At tha Stowe s.le, two sj,.posed antique can
dlesticks excited ereat competition, and were
finally knocked down lo Sir Anthony Roihschild
for 1S m. 6 I. On this a demure looking per-
nn, nn ler t'n r w run. observed .inietly to a
nei'ho ir, " I mi l" an I sold them for less than
half the money "
A farmer, near Axminster had a daughter hy
h.s deceased wile; has married his wife' s dauglr
1r bv n former husband, and has by her a son
J ,e irl mb'ii sister tu ber mother, u- "'"
Danville Hank.
Senator Ural's Hill for the Danville liana,
which pmd the Senate some time sinrt , wus
defeated on Fiiday last, in the House by 42 to 3D
vuea. Amotion was made to reconsider last
Wednesday, but was not reached on that day.
It passed M'Cuiid reading on Thursday 4.') to 4'i.
Tim s.'s-ion will close on next Tuesday night.
We had lealiy hoped that wither thu Hank
or division bill will pass the Legislature.
$J-It is tube resetted, that whilst we arc en
joying the advantages of a Daily Coach Liis
of excellent accomodation", wo i.re only to get a
Tri-werkly mart from Fountain Springs. Messrs ;
Kiw K. en . are willintc to carry it daily, with
nut additional expense to the Depailmetit, that
application for it daily receipt here has bocn
made, and we hope tho authorities at Washing
ton will loose no time in consummating the de
sirable arrangement' Let justice be done.
frtnier nrwara . j rnmi mi "m..
nf the Printing Establishment of the " Phoenix I
Advocate,, wire sold by the Sheriff. Thus wat;s
the vroild. The owter and beer honses in 1'hn- '
, . , . ., .
nix.lle.do a good business .howmg that the pio-
pie care more about thair stomachs than their
. r. j i, . . , , , r
minds.
"" I
Flouoing A Ministkh. TheTw. Jacob Cu-1
rate of Wilton, Mass., has been horw-whipped by
j two persons in ihe public lrees of (hat town, for
! .,iiv ,.tv t. v.ninir l'.ilv t,iwl thi,ii rul'iiaifii to m:trrv
l .i , ,i . il .i 5
I h- 1 he flW'T the father and brolhcrjof
1 the alichted damsel. The reverend gentleman's
offence was considered the more i?ravatitig, as i
he had gut two years' boarding and lodging out of'
the Jalhcr, while paying his addresses lu his ;
, ,
W1'"- I
:
A marriage between maidnt I-ouu rsapoieon j
I and Wis 1 outls.dauglitcr ol tne weallliy banker, is j
aixain spoken of. Her income is three millions a
year. It is said Jerome Bonaparte has gone to Lon
don to commence tiegotiuiions.
A man named Titus Bishop, seventy years old
huni; himself in his b trn at M idison, CM , on Wed-.
nesday last. Near by the place of the fatal deed j
were his hat.coat.and shoes,laid in order, and also
a piece of board on which he had written, " I am
an apostate angel, whom mercy never reachcd,and
never can." He was insane, of course.
A ?cnHemm crossing the Severn , asked the wa
terman il accidents did not sometimes happen by
ooats being ups"t ; " and, in such cases, "said
he " persons must be ollen lost.1' " Oh, no"
said one of the watermen, "(hey are seldom lost.
To be sure, my brother was drowned here not
long r.ge, but we Juund hid again a day or two
! alter."
rpyfookat Thin, Yuuut Men. Judj;e Colla-j
mer, the new Poilrnaster Gancral, was the archi- .
led of his own fortune. In early life he was ve- .
ry poor, and on one occasion, the only occasion, I
hu was rebuked by his preceptor for cumins; into
the recitation room without ins. He had none
to wear.
tyj-Otld. A city paper contains Ihe following
advertisement : "Lost, on the 10th inst., in 150- j
ing from Eighth and Fiuwalcr 10 Tenth and Pine j
a Gold Cross and Stud, attached to a Biuck lluanl. j
The finilcr will be suitably rewarded," ice. j
I (th Anthrarile Coat, was lately dirovered
; twenty-four miles south West of Winchester, Vir- j
' '
ini-a, and has already been used for liie sii;elting
of iron ore, and the result has proved it to be u
ry efTiitieul for that purpose.
'i'i'Big Pay The youiig man, Ewiux, who
was indicted at New-Haven, Conn., lor an assault
j ,j Utoik, has been discharged upon a coin-1
promise of tjjytjno. No doubt they would b wil-!
; lin to ho assaulted every day in the year for this !
u(rJlUlt "
j
. j Salmon weinhini; twenty-two pounds, was
I recently served up at the table of theTremont :
I iin9(, Boston, and cost the utonrietnrs f.f.0 A
nice little sum lor one item of eatables on a pub
lic table.
fir- Ciinzrtnina.i Drati.Un. Rudolphns
Oick'iiiS'm, a member of Ihe House of Represent
ativos from Ohi i.die l in Washimton on Tui-6 lav.
Ifr-Q'trrn I'irtonn is about to increase the rv
j al Family again'. There will be groat official re-
Internes' ami a larue "allowance
J-0ur advertiiin cutom tliiu week is exten
sive and most encouraging
Market Trices Current.
I COnttECTKD WEEKLY FOR THE moto'cRAT.
Mnmntlitirg.
Pkilaitel'hui.
S3 VI
....I f)i
.VI
r -
V,
t flour, per barre
I Wheat, " bush.
5 2'.. .
1 nol..
...v.).,
..!..
live,
J (") lt,
Corn,
Buckwheat,...
-''
I
Fgtts, per do . . .
I Butter," poind,
j
A MILLER WANTED.
rrANTF.I) immediately, a
(rood Miller, r.t
i' .... ii .1
,Mill-rrnve, near niooinaoiirn
l o an in-
t diHtrintn and enlp.rprixin num. a
and rare inducements are ouere., as or "
wnicn nas rocentiy oeen iiiuiiiuiii 1 r,,u . ...n,
put in excellent condition, m ay be taken either
on W1(,,.S ,bres or rent
THO: TRENCH.
April jsto.r,t.
DISSOLUTION OF lRTNERsilfP.
rilHF. conartnershin. heretofore existing he-
I tween the undersigned, is this day desolved
hy mutual consent. Thi Books and aerotintf. will
I he left in the hands nf Wm. F.ckman. who, alone
is authorized to iav all debts contracted by, and
receive all monies due tbe said firm.
1 WILLIAM EC KM AN".
1 ANDREW J. F.VANS.
Livhtstreel. Anril fl. 1S4 j.
I
The busine.s will be continued at the old stmd
by Wm. F.ckman, by whom, a harc of public pa-
l" irnnaee is respertfnllv solicited.
LIST OF LETTERS,
T)KMAIMNG iu tho Posl-omcn at Blooms
i buig, for thu quarter ending March 31,
I a lit.
Anthony, J. ft
Achenbach, John
Ageiibuch, Elizabeth
Bopp, Willheliu
brown, H. W,
Hoes, Hubert
Hlue, Samuel
Cowdcn, J H
l-'hesive, Thomas
Coven, Crissunu
Cortright. John
Detwillee, John
Dieterich, 11 A
Lauiish, a (l
Louta, J il
Lutz, J II
ftlunugii.K B.
McMUlien, S l
McGonuell, Edward
Mears, Thornton
Molick, Andrew
Milnor, John
McMichsel, Nancy
Manning, Main
Manley, W W
Maichence, Israel
Murkell, John
Owens, Che.
Piatt, Zoiiub
Keamer, Isaic
Head, France
Kussel, Thos.
Kobins, Cassendane
(Steely, Philip
SegUr, George
Stewart, F
Sellers, W II
Suider, John
Secfect, Mr
Smith, George
Sleeker, John
Shintcn, John
Traugh, L G
Ward, Wm.
Itoan, A B
Davis, Thomas
Kverds, Nathan
F.vans, Hichard
Fisher, William,
(iiuudy, J G
Green, Samuel
Gibson, E I)
Gallatin, J L
Hess, (jhs.
llnl-l,., A I.
.-..-- , I, manna
enier!1i)U
Hull, Asa
Hirlman, Martha
!"!"'s Jos-.
Johnson, Hiram
oitnmu CHlharj)e
Jones, John
Wliliams, William.
!b i-Persons annlvin.r (nr lott ers nn tha above
lisl W1 oleasesay they are advertised.
L. C. RUPERT, P. M,
LIST OE LETTERS,
)r.MALTNG in the Post Ollice at Orange-
fitf tWt mii bf ,u(
i,.r,.h tNiQ
Crawford, Stephen,
Fester, John
J"IV flr,e
Force, Daniel
German, Itudolph
Hamlin, Adam
Montcliui, Alfred
McCarty, Win
Miller, Jonathan
Shur, George ti
Valerchauip, Azima
Witmeyer, Win.
Vocum, Sarah,
Kline, David U
Zigler, Daniel.
ft-Persons applying for letters on the above
list will plea.ie say thev are advertised.
JESSE COLEMAN. P. M.
REMOVAL.
nlT7"ARREN KUSSEL, has removed his Shoe
i Store into the Exchange Buildings, next
door to litrtman'a store, where he will always
keep on hand and make to order every (testable
kind of Hoots and Shoes for Men's Ladies' and
Misses' wear.
CALL A.XD EXAMINE,
He is determined to turn nil' work that will bear
examination and trial . and which will compare
wiiti that ol any other establishment in norther.)
Pennsylvania.
(10- All work warranted.
Moounburjf, April 7, IS 19.
DISSOLUTION.
rpiIE partnership of tite undesigned in the
1 Tin-ware and Sheet Iron manufacture was
disolved on the first instant by motoal consent,
and the accounts of the firm are in the hands, of
B. V. Ebtthart, for settlement.
JOHN 0, CONNER,
R. F. EBERHAHT.
Bloonnburg, April 7, IS 19,
NOTICE.
The subscriber will continue the above busi
ness at the old stand no Main Street, b ve II. e
American Ih.Uie, where he will be happy to at
tend to the wants of old and new customers.
B. F. EUEIUIARr.
niomnshnrtc, April ", 119.
REMOVAL.
AMOS HANDLE, Scientific Barber, inform
the public, that he has removed his sho
nforms
Ihn risue ' Kru-lr An,,. thnr. Il, Lv.
c,.,llge ii..el, where ne will be pleased to see
his old friends and new customers. Second Sto
ry. Step up gentlemen.
lllootnsbitrg, April 1S4'J.
REMOVAL.
Jloot and Shoemaking.
rriHE undeisiirned, thankful for pt patronage,
respectlully informs his old customers and
the public that he has removed his establishment
to the new Iramc huildmK, at.ove Aln,,KM &
.Menneis .-.lore, 0,1 ma... oi.ee., ui it u.r.
Forks Hotel, w here he will be ready to wait tt
on all who mav form him with a call as usual.
JACOB F. DIETRICK.
r.lootn-hurg, April 7, IM'J.
BOOTS AND SHOES
T
'THE subscriber has opened a new Bool and
Shoe Store at the lower end of Main street,
in the buildinging lately used as Nathan'a Cloth-
Store, lie will alwajskeep on hand an assort
ment of ready made work, and will make to order
at the shortest, notice coars and find Boots, Shoes,
Gaiters and Slipners for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Misses' wear. He will furnish his work, made
in a neat and substantial manner, at the lowest
prices.
(J-Work made strong an 1 neat, and sold cheap.
Solicits a share of public patronage.
JOSEPH B. WEAVER.
Bl lomsbtirg, April 7, ISO 3m.
THE FORKS HOTEL.
rrrIF. subscriber would inform his old f -tends
I and the nii'dic in gner:.l. that he hs taken
tne well-known stand, recently kapt bv Dl".t.
Sxvnr.R, F.c.. on the hf;. l of Miin Street, i.i
r.lonmsn.irg, and will rn"'irioe the
Known by the s'dn of the "FORKS," where he is
prepared to accommodate those who may tavor
him with their custom. His aramnintits are
M complete piarters spacious location plemunt
' a 11 H Wllhnut i.rn.ni jinir Inn ni lie h he flatters him-
' -elf, he will hn able tod) amide iustics to his
(Uests,
. Grj-Stabling and the best fare for horses. Ac,
SAMUEL BLUB.
Elnnmsbure. April 7, Ii0.
THE PENNSYLVANIA IIOTFL
r I 1 1 1 . - . , .11 . t. ui.
' I " '""f 7 vry e.specriuuy "
has taken (hi Pivnsvlvanis, HoTr.u loca'ed on
Main
street, Mootos nin:, recently kept hy The.
m'.y.and w ill c,..,nue it as a
C. Pom
PuBLICJ SI HO J3l:
Where he will be happy 1 1 attend to the
nnts
1 11: 01- i iipiuinpis alio inp nun ir
, Iis bousn Ins bpen renovated and refurnished.
xml pu piins or expanse will be wanting to make
. n hotb pleisant zed en.nl'ortablo.
I His table is well supplied with the choicest of
viands, his har with the .h. nf lienors, and his
1 stabline extensive and w., ranei"d.
! Ir5-The patronace r.f travrll. rt and the custom
I nf .lurors. Witnesses, .e., attending conr', is
' lirited, as Ihev will alwavs find " 'eond f ire aud
moderate hiils
Wr.St.RV MI NNV.
E.eutmbnrs, Aprn
1SIJ
Business Dircbtory.
1 TAYHUIlW Si BALDy.JttrcAanM.riorih.
I I east corner of Main and Bst streets.ubove
the American Hotel.
SJIMON NATHAN, Cheap and Fashionable
KJ Lli'ililcr, 5liueon Main street, two doors a-
3 Cloth
hove the American Hotel.
ILISHA 0. THOMSON, Jtltornry at Law,
J Olfiee on Market street, second dooi above
Main slrfel, Hlonmsburv.
TXCHANGE HOTEL, bv Xamiiel A. Bi av
lj on Main strenl, dirortly opposite ihe new
diroctlv oi.noite the new
cunt House.
'
; ;
A commodious and
4 MEMCAN H0I'8E
I well kept
T ii u Li y (Juas. II, Dossliu
south aide of Main street
li """?".'VV"a. ""''"'"llnl""1 ,
Main street, lust story, imtned.ateU under ,
lliif office
7TENRY ZriM'IXGEIS, Watch and CUck '
11
ilaker, sigu of the Watch, on Market
near
w
bt'lov
near Man ir,.i :
- . -- ... ,
EVJ: HAGK.NlH'C'H,C'Am makf) 4' Pain-
T, North side of Main street, a lew doors .
below Market si reet '
T l l,1! i. 1 1 I I I a . . in i '
. ... ,.,. M,a.,. resioon. , lys.eisn, i" ,
south side, above Mniu
sireet, BIminisburi.
iUEIUIART . O-CONNER.
SJfiwn m:iinirU:sl.iif M-. t .
itonro . h a. ij.....i i
-vv-u oiiiiniill I'll 1. illdlll Itlfi-l.a ihi i
I hONARD R. RUPERT, "rreffw, first door
.1 J in " Kupert'i Row." on Main stronl below ! I
in " Rupnrt'i Row," on Main stronl below !
Market. !
T?riIRAIM P. LUTZ, J-Utfi!iar,store on main
I
JLj street, below Market, east aide, sign of the i
Gnlilen Mortar. j
MARTIN & A. M. RUPERT, Tiwart 7wl j
Shfrtirnn Manufacturers, ihrp on Main j
ire,oeinw rne t'osf-olfice.
SLOAN & MEN'DENH W.I.MTchantfMw
street, above Market and one door below the
I'xelidiiL'e.
7M. McKELVV k COXerc?iani'',St
West corner of Main and Market
streets.
rnHOMAS WILLlTS,irer .establishment, .n
Main street, north side, one door below the
Court House.
LEVI L. TATE. PRiviKn.oHice it. the I'rick
building, south end of "Rupert' Row," on
Main street.
X Shannon, south Mainstreet. opposite Par
ton's stor?.
1 ARMTROXt?,.4tarie-r;iontf(;cf;r-r.ic
J. establishment on Main Btree, opposite
the A merican.
TOII.V EGAiV, B mt and Shoemaker, stme on
Main street, east side, first door below Mar
ket street.
IOKSK HOTEL, by Samukl Bi.uk, roads
forks of the Pjerwick and Orangevillc
North Blonmshur
JACOB F.DIETTEIlICK,ii)f if Shormnkn,
shni on North Main sireet, npposite the
Forks Hotel.
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mnst
ROPTRr SEARS. Priam-m.
.Vdssot S'rrr, .V.to Yark
.Tin t. 164 -.(m.
AN AFFLICTING VISITATION
TRO.M the constable or sheriff will befall
those who ' not eorne immediately and bav
: or t ike sor-ie sitistactorv irranirenients with t.p
! subsrrp-ier ia their arpo'ints lejtb htm. lie in-
ists np'nl a s'rli-men' of bis r,re oinis with Hiosi
j wh" ove him. and wll not '.e eter ,:v dun 'fug.
A wot 4 tot.be wise i ii,tient 'vitb iheunwij c
' ire "f.'.er ro forirr i;t S"" ' "
" r TT.W'tniST,
lo -"niv,. irj, :Tll -,Iv.
A NEW UUL1) MhNK Ul'iiMMJ. I OUU ULAKy AND JOH PRINTING.
AN many are anxious to gather gold, without ' tfr WE have just made valuable addi
iiuzurdii'g a trip in Ollomia. the tubmen J t4tJSL lions to our Job-Oftice, of new typ,
beis will now riiinedy that dill'n uny, by the old ' j.c., an.l piocmad a har.dson o supply ft As
,a,e i sorted Fancy Paper, by which we n execute
J penny iti, i filing vunud." 1'U iU 1" T
So the Luilies and gentlemen uru reqin-sinl iu j VVe have also added to our already heavy and
call Una y on Monday the Hitb day ol il, i exiemivo k ( Ijiaiiks, of which, we havifcll
audhavean opportuuiiy of buyiiiK any thing j I t,,ji Jjevls to Naturalitatton papr-
inaji wuh in the Dry Good, li4idwurr- ni Gtocnn ; sue,.. asi,.inmcnt ot very fine Marriage Certifi-
line, at public auction, upon credit if the money
Usi-aice. 'Ibeir siWa .1 i'l.v uootls, ti'ii. iu
' P4rl 't''loih. rasimere, x.n'iuc's eoitui and wol-
1 '',' Flannel, n.ei n,o, A,mc , iiniii.eriton vn.l
1 ''" '" lanneN, n.ei n.o, Al.i.n: ', ;iriiil.'riion ami
.. :.. i' i . i. -,...1,1, 1
ail'l unblee)iri tun ) inn, rhcrki, l.ineu i.l Cot-
, ,i Diaori. ibhand-. Lares and etluiiiKS, Zeoli
)i, V uiiejs, a i;ooil -i rtii.ent ol'.-uiumei and
he.ivv W mien rloiv,U, I-iiimi-t, Lii.l.iMi, "Ik a', it
,. i, i. i , i , , , , ,i .. .
ol ll.i iiiKei elne In. om Uii. Inn !..!. in IvtoViS.
li.itls 4C,veMi,gsl dili.unt i.uai.l. and
Pul-
aIk. .i.li-ij.ti-l .. ,.( iien.H made cloth
i.i.i, 1.1 t
I dies coats, Panu ami v-i. a
heavy assortment el
y.""- ' ''." f'f 'y ibekingle piece ; Haid-
v, '",'i""' tuth iy, iron of asvnrlcUMy.es, Tinware, j
114 '"lU caps oi a.i kiiiun. Mens and now Dbois
ami Mines, i.jilie' s.n, i.i exeellent qiulitiHS,
Groceries in abundance. The attention ol Tavern
keeuers, is especially called to our litiuors which
are liM rate. 1
The above ! clt will be positively ld w ithout
,ePu. ve as the sub:n'i ibe, mlei.d tnovuig from Ine
place.
TERMS.
Allamounts which do not . xcecd Ten Dollars
. , ,
"' iahii.aiti.nii unit M'eediiiU I went) dollars.
to have a dedurtioi, ol S per i-rnt for cash, if paid
within thirty days. All amounts excedinn $10
" he settldl by notes with appioved security, un
liberal tune.
ALl'.UIGHT k, M EXCEL.
Uloomsbnri?, Maich, 3lt,ls4'J.
AD MLNISTKATOR'S NOTICE.
L'stutc of iiitmutl IVtlb, 2nd,
rnrii'ii'
I mini:
u, late ol C
uranted bv t lie Ki-ttiste
to tht: undersigned, rmiditig in Centre towi.i-liip;
all persons indebted to mid valate me requested
to make piivment, -and those having deinands a
(Jainst said estate will present thun prupeily au
thenticaled for settlement.
JO.N'ES WEBB.jJcfM'r.
March 12, l5-)0 -0ts.
A D M I X ISTR ATO R'S M ) TI C E.
llstate of Humutl H eaver, det'd.
"VJ0T1CP'. i hereby (jiven that letters of Ad
! minikiution on the esiate of SAMUEL
WEAVER, late of Oranue township, Columbia j
county, deceased huve thisdav heen pranted hv
umbyK.vei.tUt letter, of Ad- I 1"lcl' " oeV,- . . m
,i rwtsid irn,u I I l in us anu me uuoi c in generai, inai or
tralion on Ihe csUteolfcAM'L WEBB, --,. c. V.,. Fit
enire .owr,hip,Cl. co., have been J N n V I K,V tv kt Li 'j.
i oi w in? jor sain comiM , .
the U.itter ol Wm (or said county to theundei-1 No. 79. North Second btreet, above Arch,
siifneit, residing in the said township ol Oiai j Philadelphia.
VII persons ind'ebted to td estate aie requested L Hursy, fmu Gold and Silver Walche. low
to luaktt )K meiit, and tl i ... I, a v i njr claims will 1 er than ever etlricd at w hoUsalu and retail,
present them duly authmticated lor etllenienl. ! The stock consists in part of gold and silver -
I JESSE COLEMAN.
March 8, 1S43.-CIS .
Atim'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Eatute of I'uhntiiie Hock, dee'd.
VTOI'ICE is heieby given that lelttrs of admin
istratimi, on the eiiattf of VALENTINE
lillt.'K. l ite of Hemlock townshio. Cilmi.tii,,
I county, de'd hhVe ihuiUy been (..ranted by the ! Watch Cla-tts p'.xin. 10 CIS ; pitent, L"
! K,.(i.'.erof WilN Inr sinil co., to the und. rsiiined, i netv, '10 els.; othei aiticlesin proportion,
j renliiiji iu Madison to'i.bip anil county afore-I Kvinember, )ou can buy here below any pub
; Maid. All poisons indented to said eiate, niv i !ihed list of prices in thUtity or New-Yt.rJ;.
I r. iiietid to make payment, and these having I Watch repairing particulurly attended to, slid
j Claims strain! sdd estate will present them to
'. the a iruuiiiti jt,,r properly authenticated lor hut-
i tlemetil.
JOHN RE1C1IARP.
I M.rch , lSK'-tits. JUmW.
: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
' Estate of Elizabeth Barber, Dec'd
OTICE is hereby given, that letters of Ad-
111 lu hi rat itiu on the Eslaleot M,s Elizubetl
llai ber, (roii.vnl of the Inlejiido ParberofCen
j Ire county,) lain of Hloom township, Columbia
i county, deceased, have been granted by the Ri-gis-I
ter of Wills tor said county, to tha uiulors'gtied,
residing in I'.li.omsburii ; all persons indebted to
s nd estate ale rf'Uuste to luakc payment, and
j ibose having demands, will prcheiit them dull an-
iheiiticated lor settlement.
WM. ROIJISON,
March I, lsf.V f.ts. Atlminint'iitor.
A DM I N I ST II A PO US' N OTIL'E.
Estate of Enoch Crtveling, dec'd.
"VTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Ail-
iniiiiKtration on theestate ol Enoch Cni.vs
i.ino, lal.j of liloom township, Columbia county,
deccised h.'Ve been granted, by the Kigisterol
Wills for mid county, to the undersigned, re
siding in Catlawissa township ; all peisom. in
debted to s.ii.l esta'e are requested to make pay
ment, and those havinii demands against said etlate
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. HIIUM PHILIPS, Adm'r.
Feb. or,, 1S49. til.
Maekei-il,
Shad,
Salmon,
Herrings,
Pork,
Hams and Sides,
Shoulleis,
Lard &. ("htese,
1
I Constantly on hand and
j for B ile hv
I J Palmier & Co.,
f Market Street Wharf,
PlULAPrl.PHIA,
March 51, 1S4J. -3m.
J
REMOVAL.
Clothing E m p 0 r iu m
Prices Reiilo:d.
'I
IIE snhsrriber respectfully informs hisfrtends
and the public, that ho has Rinmced hit
Cheap Clothing Emporium to his new stand,
011 Main Street, above ihe American Hovse,
where he can beat b'h Jew and Gentile at se
lin cheat. Gon,l, Clothing, ic. Take the fol
low hk sample ot his prices:
Fine Dres or Frock f'oatg from fcfi to 512
' o. i....,i;a 111... 11 u.... n,.o. "..
j .Hril'l,.l I'llir IJ il,. A ,'ir-- l.Ufl.p
j Cashincictt, Alpaca and summer cloth,
I Liunca Co.iti of all kinds,
fllack Cvimere Pan's.
i Splended Lavnarline Pants,
Cotton ide and summi r f'assitnere,
! Plain Sit'n rsls.
I f ii;ured Satin vests,
1 Marscilfs and Cashmere vests,
I Roy' Pants and Vests,
I Men's Casinet Pan's, 1
I SUMMER CLOTHLYG,
of cery description, Drv. Fancy, and Maple
i GOODS, and a eener .l fnrtment of Shirt, FV
snips, Colla's, Gloves, 5,ijpnders, Stockj, Hand
! ke.rchicfs, Ac. Sir..
f!trm1il rrlor? I" wrfrr in thnrt vo'lri .
f. V Persons residin; opt of lorvn wil) fin,) it n
their advintsere to purchase, clothioj of bim a, he
' ie di-.tennincd to put priredo'n 90 Iqv ks to m.ike
j an object to tio "who cni'.e. from I'ls'ance.
! Gentlemeti rini.'t fnriret to enO'iire for Nalhaus's
j ("beap Clot I.i m: "re, on Main Sler. one d .or
above Mr Drebloi's Amenraa Hoiise, Plootns-
buri-
' fMO:c NATHAV
i.oenib m', n "1 . ' '
' culm, printed aniJenguvsd, lur Miniiten aud
I O'urF.ieud ere invited to call Mid examite
lor
'lor th.-iri
j
. ,
CAUTION.
OTlOP, t l.ereht given, that I se ote
j jV
- ' . ' ,' . . . . t . .k. .
' k... ... . ... .....K klu l.. IuK(,j
.lavage n.r dixiv i i i u S, lo u v liw in l m
I P . . . . . . r. . , - . . ,
Ainl. Ibl ). and as I have imt received valnei 1
am ileti rtiiined not to pay said note unluas com-
I , i , , i 1 , ,,. . f,,i..rn all Lursuna
t ' ,..b;.,..i .V.,.
1 . A-i.a Uiit'ir ST S
S'upirliwf, -N.arch 15, ls4'J
!
; $
MI LOSS & llKOTliLRS 204.
Premium Clothing Slort.
W h o 1 e s a I 4 and H c l a i I,
No Market strout, between titti and Beet-
. ., .., . t ilf.i.i- hnv the IVti Linn. PhLlw
I IUII? SUC'-I, ll-i ..v-. .... , -
! dclphia. , ,, , ,.
who,,.4,llu relalj for mh, 10 to Ji pet. balo-v
U301.I plices
tA large assortu'.eiif t fine cloths, psnla
i. .. .....n . il,a mii, I H iHhiLiiiabltf sit !m.
' n ogr w' i nin.irt a'ti on and tl.iutuviia roanufac
Ituie. Gsnlleioen have their measote taken If
the best cutlet, clothing made" up lor cah, at th
: sime price as ready made.
March 124, '49. lm.
WHITE SWAN HOTEL
l'eierst Son. The House bhiK larue and con-
! venieni, and in the buainess part of the City, ho
i hopes, by strict attention to business, that his
1 Iriends will give him a call. Hepledi,'u himssll,
i that nothing shall be vtantirg or his part to mako
I ) is friends at home.
I Terms $1 per dav,
' GEORGE RMTN,
j Former' of Schuylkill County.
I Phila . March 24."'-l9. tl".
(JIIEAF vatcues,
TEWELKY. end Silver Ware. Good
fj goods at low prices the order of the 1
o.iv. 1 1 is nrinclple is tullv adoptca l
I vers: lapities and Quarter Watches : Jewelry nf
, the newest nnd most InthtoiiHble patterns.
Silver hpoona, &c. Particular attention paid ;n
I these article, the qunldy of which is NO. 1, ar I
j wnikm iiisbip ditto. The establishment ol I.eH..-
ray, has been well known lor 40 year n secoi .i
street, and ha made a character which needs n 1
loilfinK. Silver teaspoons, as low at 54,00 per
1 tel CiHi be made for less if stalled.
i watraiited to give s itislactton
V. B. Old Gold and Silver bought for eush rr
taken in exchange at (don't fnet the No. "'J)
North Second street, abova Arch, 1 hiladtlpl.ia.
Mareb 24, '49.-Cm
j COLUMIJIA. COUNTY INSTITUTE.
T
Til F. Trustees of the Cvlumtiia County Imli-
tute take pleasure in announcing to tho
,hZ'''K'ha''''' of
REV SAMFEL SCHAFFER.
I as principal cl'lhe School lo be opened In dIooiiis
i tmr oil Thuisdjy, ti e 5th day nf April next.
1 The highlv attested abilities ol Mr, Sciuffrr af
I lord an amp!" mtaranteu for thoroiiith instmctien
iu all 'he Valium branches taught in llio neln ul,
These will consist of the following;
i LANGUAOEiS.
1 Ancient Latin, Gieek and ll.-biew.
I MoUei 11 Geruisn. Spiui.li. Frei.ch and It.!nn,
KNCLISII.
! Ari'hmntic, Geometry, Algebra, Stirv.ivina,
. Naviaatio". Geography, with the use ol v'.i'b.-.;
' Histurv, Natural I'hilihopl'.y.nr.d Chom'stry. ''itb
' lecliiies and expci iineiits ; Moisl ar.d Mental
' Hhih'sor.hy, with lectures. Pcniniinship aid
; Kl.-irivinn '-v'" receive daily attention.
! 'Plums, In older to secure the proat :st a
! m nmt oi'h. nefit to each p.lp'l. we t'.il'k th !
i standard number ?honld be twonlv-five, unless
1 the demand of the public thcul.l w arrant an
i sistant The prices will be a.s l.l'".vs:
The Entrlish branches: f S per rjitirt"'
Do with add'fion nf lanenspe. H "
WM. MpKF.LVY, 1
L. 15. KUPERT.
CALEB BARTON, 7r unties,
! DAN'L SNYDFR,
JACOB MELICK, J
n'onmsburir. March IS, 1 -1 0 .
SB 24 SON,
C 0 M M I s S I 0 n y, E li 1: H A N T s,
F"R itie S.u.E or
Fo"". Htriin, Srult, Lvtnhrr. Iron. St.
No. 4S Commerce Street Whaif.
LaI.TIMOHK.
fjj- Adrinces mide nn Consignrrer.ts.-!!i
N. IV Particular nil en lion given tn the Sale of
1
all kind? ol Lumber. G. h- S.
M.'rcb 17. 1 040 H mo.
Sarah Srulrl by her )
ntxt fiirnd fimj. I In thcCouit of Comciou
fl'aymnn, n. Pleas cf Columbia Court
Chair Im Seidel. tv, of AprilTertn.
I Alias Suprena in oivo.co
! returned "nihil")
I
I
Tb del. ni'.r.i ThnrU. R.M.t ii bndiyncti6ed
, to appear ?. the next Coon ot Common Pleas, to
I be held on Ihe third Monday rf April , at
filoorosbui i:, in and for (aid ceunly 01 e,eiunma,
I ...a . -u... :.- . ha has. whv
1 . 1 iiitiu 11, pi.i, i nurr, 11 " - .
' I divorce from the bend of matrimony ahould riot
n . .. h 1 a 11 '.cu 111 1 ill- 1.1 i,r I in 11. 1 -
.1 .... . 1
P.ENJ HAY MAN", Shrrff.
SHEnrvr's Orrirr. ?
Plnornsbnr,:, March ID.'JD.-tc ) j
lT'b7ensig.vs
Rank and Variety Stert.
Pawilie, Pa.
"" rl"T; -nnstantlv nn hilt1 a Rn-
4 . ". .1 tj.i.. --j jX'yA
I eral s.ir'no'ii' '" i,""' .cu V
hf it inn a rv, Miscellaneous works. Blank .
i,,,n. School a '''k'. cheap publics '
lions. Window shad, s. Fire hoard and WalJ paper
I w . tojp'tb. r with s l-ire vnriory nf fancy articles,
. lo.-ks. V i'ebes and ienelrv nf all descriptions
I .vhii-h a" Pr rni' tor 1 ssn, anu w ar-
' r.erf
June
I, - J, I'
CkiflK
ner brother . Apull, IS 10. 3ts