Uloomob nr g ; SATURDAY, "JUNE 10, 1S19. iJ-K. W. CAKU, Evans' Hml.liiiK, Third St.. Js authorised i(, n( for the ColVmsu Democrat fir (Iju Iranactioii of ousiuHts in Philadelphia. Sabbath Convention. The undersigned, having been appointed by Iho Presbytery of Northumberland t committee of sjheir body, to consult with the friends of the ab bath, along the North nd West Branches of the Ji'us'piuhanuah, upon the subject of holding a con vention for promoting the better observance of lh J-ord's day, especially on the part of those persons .employed upon our various internal improvements woid give the following notice. A convmiliou will be hold on Wednesday 'Joth fl June, at ID o'oloch A- M ., at the Presbyterian rhurch in the Borough of Northumberland, to lake into consideration the meant whereby the friends of Divino and human law may most efl'uc (unity promote the holy and philanthropic object for which the salihath wat originally instituted. All religious bodies, and Sabbath. Associations, ami neinlioi hoodi interested in the cause, afe in vialod to send delegate to this Convention. D. J. WALLK.R. Rionmahurg, May 81th, 1SIU. ' .' ' .. . .ij.uja Death of iicn- iiuincs, Gcneral Edmund P. Gaines, Major Qeneril pfU.il Army, difd of Cholera at New Orleans, on the Gib iust., in the 13d year of hit age. l)-Hon. James K, Poi.k, was attacked by the Cholera, at his home in Nashville, Tennesson the lltli of June. Appointment by the Poit Mutter Gentral. Jons M. CifAif oerlain', Bloomsbtirg, vies L. II. Rupert, removej, Mr. RupEnr, is one of the best men in Pol mbia county, always a faithful and accommoda ting officer, against whom there was not the first allegation preferred, hut theu ke it a democrat, jthe last son of a revolutionary patriot, and this we suppose is General Taylor's understanding of " remoouU fur cuute." Mr. Chajuiberlaiii, his succosor, is an unexceptionabla citizens and we have no doubt, will make a good otijeer, although hit appointment has caused consternation jn the Uederal lamp, and leaves "confusion worse pon foumled." VVe are informed by Mr. fh-trnberlajri, thiit the Powt-oftice will remain at Rupert's Store, ,ur)til the clone of the present quarter fifst of Ju ly when it will be located tip town opj; psle 'he American House. Stkuuks )!l'h.k., WiHtcbarre, yjee, jj. li. Cqllings, rtiijoved. AuiviiMON (JnuKt-W, Kingston. ' ywjHfl,?f'Jw)J' Sliicksliincy. Josftri 'jloiiEHTs, Muhjenberg. Wt pwt wo.ek sn;-ounJ lt W "f J01JN A. G.H1;K, fSs-j.,!) accordance with the voice .of Columbia county, as the ne;:t .democratic can didate for Canal jCorjinioioner. Since that time, we have had an opportunity of learning farther .the- sentiments of our people n that subject, and we are pleased t.i fnd, yhat we Jong ago prdict ,cd, that the I'emuejaiic. parly of Columbia coun ty, Hre decidedly fayorable to his norni"' "' The MiiiUvoe Dniwcrnl, a radical democratic piper, in the support of Co) As piMJliClf, for ,that station, admits that Mr. Uamble, nan the .most delegates in his favor, and we notice also, that the democracy of KayeMe county, the resi lience ol Senator Sturukon, have instructed t)eir l)f legates Jo support Mr. Uaiu-i.e for Umia) C'olliOiissioner. "Uandom Shots," No. H, omitteJ this WeoL, .will ajipear in our next Democrat. That Hill Ou.r subscribers, will find on the first p3t;e of ;his v'. tek's Ijemocrat, a copy o( our bills. We are now filling them out, and tending them to pei sons indebted, and merely put this one forth in order they may know what it i like, when anthentiu.iUy addressed. Wo ary cpmpelled to adutit this couise with all who are in arrears, as we must "lolled oi,r out -standing accounts without delay, and sincerely trust our friends will remit by mail at our risk. Ju return we will ,,.,-eit al such remittances t our oi txpensu. We have a number of siihcriber du our list who have read cur paper between two and three years without having paid us ouu cent! They have been rtguliirlv hilled, mprp than once, with tliere.Uet t send lis rven a part uf our duel, tiut our appeals have been utterly disregarded. pi,. e. more we shall appear to their-: mag- (lainuiity, and The L'ni"it. another column will be found the i'ro,cctuso( the Washington I'nion. The I'aper iU henceforth be conducted by Ritchie, andliiHtK. Jtisa.hcet of mat lied abilitj. Both Editors wield able pens. The interests of the Party and the country will nt sutler in their handt. Turn to the prospecius-rwe have not room to say more. .7 Ilearthm I'lllain.-A man rnancdj. G. Mills, a dentist at llai iitburg, formely of Danville, is sta ted, in a kilter to the N. Y. Herald, to have ruin h! three suiters in one family, -o.l ha barely es-crif-d Lv.ve Us inconsequent', He tirst.it is .ai'd, ruined one p f S'rl nd coniPtom"'d ,he ',M.'rr. During this p. nod he 4i paying al ,,.,,., idie i-td' sl of the sisters alluded to. n,H f,.,e; r.. .r.' i? -f thisaflatr.fo.bade hitn the , .c naw,, learned alio that M.llis. by hii .',,,..1,', M,t nle-.t, t.i W' h . . ,.'h.a: ..f- Thomas II. llcnton- The speech of this veteran statesman appears to be dealing t profound trnaation thrnuiihout the country. His silence last winter in the Sen ate, we thought at the time was ominous, but suspected lie Mas only waiting for an oppoiiuui- iy. The Resolutions of John C. Calhoun, and the last instructions of the legislature of his own state, which ho was requested to obey ; have at last roused the lion in old Bullion. His influence will he powcrfuly felt in Missouri. He appeals to the hoe state, and once again the emitting weight of the mighty Ktpungcr will be fell once more he appears, in effect, to be saying "solitary and alone set this ball in Motion." We aro receiving by every mail extracts and Telegraphic despatches of this speech, but have not as yet been able to get a complete copy for our careful perusal. At soon as we can read it over carefully, we will try to condense it, and give our opinions of its doctrines and positions. As yet, we are not prepared to say how we will like it. Thomas II. Benton, is undoubtedly a great man. We think he has committed some political heresies in his life, but we believe his iMnmraey has never been doubted, although hit silence has been variously construed. The question of Slavery has long agitated the Country, and we think the question will be set tled by the California-is, before Confess guts a chance to meddle in the matter. Kvery thing seems to be setting tli.it way and we sincerely hope it may be the case Congressional interference can be of no use and productive of no good. A tittle (Ui.ro time, and we think the qucaliun will hi) settled forever. Maju FpEA, of the Ueimanft.wn Tele graph, it down upon us, for promising to supply all tnir Exchanges, (our issue having run short for a few weeks,) and to do Loiter it) future. He wantt to know how we can do better than sup ply all? We wont split hairs with the Major; but think we could redcepi our promise by sen ding him an E(racopy, when he goet on that Southern tour with (Jen. Taylor J We know a copy of the "Democrat," away down south, would do his 0 Gold spues good. Leave us a lock of your hair, Msj ! Bloomsburg Academy. The Rev. Mr. Uradmcy, the principal of this Institution, has removed his school to the upper room in the Arcade, especially fitted up foi school conveniences. Mr, B., has, engaged the services pt Mr. Reuben Him., a Very estimable geutleman, at Assistant. The second, quarter of the present session will commence on the 23lh of June. VVe are. pleased to learn that this school is very extensively patronized and is in a hh ttaie of prosperity. PlioLGRA. We unoVr-l.inJ that five cases of Choler oc curred m Teliiperauceviile, on Monday. Two of the caset proyed fatal. The whole (jve of the cases occurred In one family, named Woods, we believe who had been eatinir cucumbers and oiher vegetables ruther itvAy.Pitteburg Morn Post. TtJK Pr.Gli.EOF CaI.II'OKMA AfiAINST Sl-.VVK- ry. A niBOtiii(j was hold in Sun Frunpisco, California, git tlirj 17th of February, to furth er consider ami ;ict up'iii tho quoation of nc f;ro slavery in the territory of California. The following resolution, unanimously adopted, shows what the fooling of the popple is to wards that "peculiar institution." That the delegates who are lq represent tho district of San Francisco in Iho Convention that is to be held at San Jose, for (lie forma tion of a provisional constitution, are hereby desired, requested and instructed, by all hon orable means, to oppose any act, measure, provisign, or ordinance that is calculated to further the introduction of domestic slavery, or of fret negroes as apprentices, or otherwise, to be employed in the Territory ef Calif mnia. The clause in italics was an amendment, introduced by Col. Stevenson and unanimously agreed to before tluj adoption pf tC resolu ti.oi) . Tim i'leneli ill Home. A correspondent of the Herald, riling from Koine ives an account ol the n lemts of the French prisoners of war, and the sub sequent fraternal escort that was given them. The French had their swords'returned lo them mid wore conducted into the town to a colla tion. Some of them expressed themselves yitli a good deal of fooling, and all were j completely crest fallen, fieri. Avuanno shook hands with most, and they wera :inbrac.od by many of the JtalUn cdlicers. In a short t.ino, Gen. Ave.eimo went with his staff to join them in the Corso, wlime tho French sol diers were collected, and in irimully conyer sation, with crowds ol Koinans, some oi I whom offoring ihein cigars, tomo giving bread, and others tuking tliem to drink wine. It was delightful to see with what good-will and alacrity the Romans responded to the ge-t nerous and noble invitation of the govern ment. The military band played the Jlar faeilleS; and then a Frenchman, who has a good deal of eloquence and writes for some of the French papers, was requested by the officers to address the people from the balco ny of the restaurant ; and ho thanked them, in the most expressive terms, for the noble conduct bhnwn to his fellow countryman, and he was received with most rapturous applause from the people, and cries of "Vice la Repub lic Ronuiinc! ' from the French koldiera in the street. The lale prisoners were then conduc ted in piooeaoion, moot of ihem arm in arm with Romano, to the gate i of tho city ; but a they passed by t. Peer's, they went in of their own accor I, and, beffrethe grand altar, knelt down and wore never to ,vf! ngai.-i a'-air.M 'ho II j:ni.i Republic. II Mlltli:i: At Carlisle, on the 21t of May, by the Rev. J. H. Brown, Mr. JACOR SNYDF.R, of F.s.ytown, in this county, to Miss MARY A KINEHAHT, of the former place. At Milton, on the 4th insl , by the the R. v !' Kulhraufl, RUbT. M. KR1C L', Slate Sunutui and Editor Miltoiiian, to Miss MARY A, eldest daughter of Rev. V. Ruthraurl, all of Milium 1)1 1U; In Hemlock; township, on the 7(h (list.. Chas. I'AXi'oNun of Mr. Isaac Evans, aged about one year. In Wilkeabarre, on the 7th inst., Mrs iebs Maria, wile of E. B. Harvey, Isij., aged about 'J 8 years. In Nanlicoke, Luzerne countv,on the 3"7th ult., HsNRr Ukohue.su estimablu citizen, aged a bout O'J years. fjf-We insert no names for ollice.unless duly au thorized, and when paid for, they will appear, as star () candidates. To the Democratic Voters of Cotumhia County, Fellow Citizens : At the solicitation of many of my friends, I of. fer myself as a candidate for theoflice of SHERtrr, at tho ensuing election. I make no pledges they are in bad keeping ; but solicit the support ol my friends throughout the county, and Remain respectfully, JAMES FREEZE, Bloom township, June 2, 1S49. To the Democratic Electors oj Columbia County. Fellow Citizens : At the solicitation of many of my friends I of fer myself as a candidate lor SiitRHr , to the Democratic County Convention. 1 ask the sup port ol my friends and remain Very trulv JACOB R. GROUL. Bloom nwnhip, June 'i. IH lit . To the Independent Electors if Columbia County, Fellow CmarNsi At the solicitation of my friends, I again offer myself as t Candidate for olllce of Sheriff, at the ensuing election. Should I be so fortunate as to receive a piajority of your tuffrages, I pledge myself to execute the duties of said ortice, with fidelity, humanity anu impartiality. IRAM DERR. Jackson, June , To the Independent f'otert of Columbia County. Fellow Citizens ; luduoed by the flattering encouragement of nu merous friends, I announce myself a candidate for the ohVo of .ViiKHirF, at the ensuing election, and should I receive a majoiity of your votes, I can only prompt! to discharge thu duties of said office, tu the best of my abilities, and with strict fidelity and impartiality. JOHN KELLER, Mifflin, June Ith, lM'.i. To the Democratic Eltclori at Columbia County. Fellow Citizens. Through the friendly judications of many friends, and in accordance with my own wishes, I otter myself to youi consideration as a candidate for the ollice uf Sherief, respectfully soliciting your ullranes ; and, if eluded, promise a prompt and faithful diM'ioiKO of the important dulie. ol that responsible station. JOHN SNYDER. Orange. June 'Ith, IS 10. AIJMINISTUATOR'S DiOTIUR. Jixtute of John If'hitcnight, Jr dee'd. "VTOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin X istration, on the estate of JOHN WHITE NKillT, Jr , late of lilouni township, Columbia county, dee'd., have this day been granted by the Register of Wills for said CO., to the Undersigned, residing in Bloom township and county afore said. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make payment, and those having cLiim atainst Kaid estate will present them to , the ailmini.st.alor properly authenticated for set tlement. EDMUND CRAWFORD, June li, IS I'l tits'. Jhltn'r. ! 7. KN AIT'S IMPROVKD PATENT I WIKH lT.NCI.S. TIIHIS Fence will last twenty years without re I J pair, and co,ls no more to put up in a wood ! cd country, than rail fence. Where the limber is ,!.ui n-ill i-nut luil hlt Ihp iiriri. :u :tnv ; fm M ,int,r rall e ,1He, ,, pn.Ni One ton of wire .No. II, at in per Ct., Will I make 401) perches uf 8 Strand tence at the cost of ! :ir Cents per perch. One tnn of wire No. It will ! make I'W'i perches at 11 (.'cuts per perch, ol h . strand fence, 80a. The prices varying according ' to the size of the wire. I 7.. t.VAPr. Patenter. I'iltstnn Ferrv, I.nzorne, co., June th, K 0. I'UBLKJ SALE. Valuable Hftil I'stalt () I N puruaiice uf an order of the Uipha i's Court of Columbia rnuntv, on Saturday the fourth ay of Am if ii't nest, at I'J o'clock, in the lore,- .....,n vauci-i. iMii.iirH. iiinii isiraior. tv.r.. oi .. t.MIM Ul li!II I iu ..I 1,1. mm If.U'n-lini in til M1 """ ' county, deceased, will expose to sale by Public Vendue upon the preu s, a certain Plantation or Tract of Land, adjoining lands of Peter Milick, Jacob Mellick, Alem Marr, ami Wm. McEntyre, containm," Eighty-one Acres, with the appurtenances; all (if which is ('(.far l ii LM', and of a good (pialily. It also contains .1 BODY Oh' UltKY-Olit:.-the vein of which has been opened, and about five hundred lout of sofl ere taken out. The properly is worthy ol Ilia attention of Farmers and Iron Mallei 4. l'eii.is made known on day el sale. Late the estate of sain decrated, situate in the township of Bloom, and conntv aforesaid. JACOB KYKhl.Y.C'Wr. Wnonnburi. fiy l, ivl'.i. (,le P.) - 'it. O. 0. K A II , K Ii . .Jttornry at Law and Counsdor, fjJ-Oflice on Main ntieet, by ih Cnurthomr. 11' E Tf.CTKt I.I.Y itifnm Iim friends and the pnhlt1" that h. hat commem e ! ttie pric- tn ol law in liiontn-liiu-, I .'iwinoi.i oontv, I a , wheie he will promplly atirin! tr ;.', 1, g il S ii i IK u ' ntru-'f I t" hi- care l!;'.'.i!i'i'irfr. April a-, ! -1.' v i:ni us OI'Mercltandise within the count y of l'o lumbia, renn'a. lor the year 1 H41, as up praised and classified by the uiideisignt'd, duly iippouifcd Appraiser of .Mealtantile Taxes, to wit jVjou and Umidenee li cense. Anthony Township, Derr &M' Bride, Joseph licvers Sf Son, Heaver, Sulimaii &, Strouse, 13 liquor 15 00 13 do 15 00 11 da 10 ca Bloom. UlooniHburir K H Iron (jo William M'Kelvy &, Co Leonard D Kupert Sloan A. Mcudenliall IIe(ley A, Mcndenhall (Jeprge Weaver II C & 1 W llartman 1) 25 00 10 liquor 30 00 13 10 00 13 10 00 1 3 liquor 15 00 3 do 15 00 13 13 13 13 13 14 H 14 do 15 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 Matthew M'Dowell liight Street Iron Co Sloan t Tiiuuipson S L Kettle William Kohison John II Uartpn & Cq E P Luti John H Moycr Cyrus llarton Fowler &. Triuibly Samuel Worman J K Millard K lMummcr &, Co Simon Nathan & Cu. Baldy llayhurst liriarcreek. Seth U Bowinait Si Cu Abraham Miller Joseph Sharpies ' George A Heam Frederick Nicely William Shaffer John Doak &, Son Centre, Solomon Sterner Gilbert II Fowler Jesse Ilicks Cattawinsa. Michael Urobst V San John Sharpless Jesse K Sharpless John Schaiick Fineher & Thomas Deny. Amandes Levers L Co Robert M'Cay Greenwood. Daniel Robins George Masters Klias Wertrnan Miller 4" Schuyler John Lundy Hemlock. Marshal O Nhormaker Jaeob larriss Cornelius T Styer Lihertu, Hugh M1 Williams l.imrntone. I I liquor 10 50 13 do 15 00 du do do 10 5Q 10 50 10 50 7 00 7 00 15 00 It 11 M H 1 1 liquor ti 50 13 10 00 14 liquor 10 50 II du 10 50 )4 da 10 50 14 do 10 60 13 10 00 13 liquor 15 00 14 tlo 10 50 1 3 liquor 15 00 13 do 15 00 13 do 15 00 14 do 10 50 13 10 00 13 liquor 15 00 13 10 00 11 liquor 10 50 13 10 00 1 4 liquor 10 50 14 do 10 50 11 7 00 14 liquor 10 50 14 do 10 50 14 7 00 14 liquor 10 50 M'Ninch 4' Widenhamcr 13 liquor 15 00 Hugh Vastine Mack Datesinaii fishinc,rceli. James M' Henry Montour. David Clark llartman and Kissel Main. 13 do 15 00 11 do 10 50 14 do 10 00 14 do 10 50 14 do 10 50 II do 1 0 50 11 do 10 50 13 do 15 00 ) 1 do 10 50 14 do 10 hi) 14 do 7 00 13 do 15 00 13 10 00 13 do 15 00 Jl 15 00 Benjamin 1' Frirk, ifflin. Brown and Creasy Jeremiah J Browtr Stephen II Miller Christian 'iniiiicriiiau Madi.itm. J M Shelden Funston and Diefenbacli Dora? of Danville. Henry 1' Baldy T O Van Allen Louis Lang Moore and Hus.-el George Liebrick Wolf and Kottslt C Lauhaeli L Kosenhauui Isaac Kosenbauin Vastine and Iliodc3 Wjlliam Ihiiuldsnn Moore and Carskadetj K I! Keynolds ,t Co Lewis Kaufmnn Vndrew V Russcl Himon Drvfooofl C Warforil John O'Connor John W (iarrett Samuel Ueed Kgbert 'riiompson Samuel Woli" T Sievcuson ii co William M Hipklcy James G Maxwell W Jfiiinison and Sotj Michael C drier George M'Alpin ' (i Bernhciiner A ('o , Markle John Sperriim Saiiim 1 Antrim Ch irlcs W Childs Isaac Smith Th"l!)as Frarr neiij.imiii Seller Bi riiard Collin.i Joseph A Derail L H 1'm.igu Oranne. ) and J Laaartift Kii'liL'lls and Slew. in 1 3 liquor 15 00 J3 10 00 13 liquor 15 (10 13 "do 15 00 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 do do do do do 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 14 liquor 10 50 14 7 00 i 1 liquor 10 d0 14 do 10 50 1 1 ib 10 50 14 7 00 li 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 11 7 00 I I 7 00 li 7 00 II 7 00 I 1 liquor 10 50 It do 10 50 II do 10 50 II do 10 50 14 do 10 50 14 d 10 50 It do io hO I i do 1 0 f,0 I I 7 W0 I i 7 00 1 3 liquor 15 00 13 do )5 00 It 7 00 14 Iiqunr 10 50 ! do 10 50 I I do 10 50 1 1 do 10 !0 1 1 do 10 TiO Wm A Murray lltitu intern k. .1 and W Vc.igt r John P Lcvan Joseph Sirousc k (j-, Ad inis and Price Milllll1"!! Fi:d"T Samuel B Dieiuer 13 10 UU Suiurluaf Peter l.atibu. h I t lnUui lU f.d fulleu. C B Km, Lull, Agei.l, 1 4 du 10 IV ADDITIONAL. Persons relumed for License under tin Act of Assembly passed the 10th of April, 1840, entitled "An Act to create a sinking Fund, anil to provide for the gradual !l"d certain extinguishment of the debt o thu Cominoiiucatlh." to wit : DistUltriea. ? S' 3 . t 1 . 10 $5 9 8 10 . fi 10 5 111 5 wVumia". l Anthony Deuce Perry Jonas ILiyman Greenwood Rickets and (Stewart Orange Anthony Duneu Liberty John Luuhach Sugarluaf Thomas Ilenlield A'alley lit i we) ii 3 Charles Malum Danville Patent M'dieint, tie. Wm M Bickley Danville M C Grier do Moore (kCarskadcu do A IJ Wilson Berwick K P Lutz Hloomsburg 4 J R Moycr do 4 Beer Houses, Oyster Cellars, etc. Moses May Ulooinsburg 8 Kohison Kay do 8 John Clayton do 8 Fred'k Lammers Danville 8 William Jones do 8 An appeal vill be held at the Commis sioners' Ollice in Bloomsburg, on Monday the 25th day of June next, for ail who may feel themselves agrievpd by the foregoing appraisement and classification. Licenses for beer houses must be paid to the Treasury on or before the 1st of Ju ly i'.t, CHARLES CONNER, Mercantile Appraittr. Bloomsburg, May 30, 18-19-41. SHERIFF'S (SALE. BYviituenfa writ of venditioni exponas tome directed; will he exposed to public sale upon Hie premises, on Saturday the 3d day of June next at 10 o'clock, P. ty., the following describ ed real estate, to wit : A certain lot of ground in (he boromihof Dan ville, Columbia county, containing fifty feet in front, andone hundred &fifty dcep.hnunded intiont on Church street, and on the Soqlh corner of Mul berry slreel, and others whereon is erected a one and a-half story frame dwelling house two story frame chair-maker shop, arid ulher out buil.na, with the appurtenances. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Frederick F.ppter, BENJ. IIAYMAtf, Sherif. Sheriff's Office, Bloomsburg, ( May 30, 1 Say. $ List or Causes. I'or Triul ul August Term, 11318- 1. John Bear, vs Cathsriu Rear. 2. Simon P liase, vs David P. Davit. 3. Isaac N Pomroy, vs Danville Bridin Co. 4. Bonham R (Jearhart, vs John S bye. !i. Wheelock Corby, vs Ralph R (Jarppnlcr ti. John Christophcl vs Joseph Jones et al 7, Robert Montgomery vs David Warner b. William Hnbisou vs Jeiemiah Stiles 9. John Yaple, vs F.dwiu lloimes. 10. Richard Wilson's Fx vs John Sawycf 1 1- K L. Piper, vs John Baily. I, '. Klisha B Sleller vs Samuel Stetler. 13. Henry H irtman vs Noah S 'reutsj 1 1. Samuel (Connor vs ( 'onvad Abaiits II. Jacob Wellivervs John Runvnn. 10. Wm ('uiininghaui vs K,li.lia Kvceti 17. John Kline vs Nichalas Hyey ct al. IS. Isiaac Tvlor vs B P Frick 10. John F Kichhollz vh S K Walton au. WyomitmBaiik vs Matthew M'flowcll 21. Jacob Diehl vs David Lloyd 2'i. Thomas Sutton vs Veniah Reese U'i. C.eo. Fox's adm's vs Androw Krnmoti's admU. 21. R Monnomery vs G Hess et al 'l'i. Micholas Seibert vs Thomas Oonneliy Jti. Richard Torby vs Lindluy Woolcy 27. John Barret ys Phitieas Wcllie,- yS. James Yelters vs Samuel Mears 23. Thnmai Stackhouse vs James M'F.nen 30. John Beitel vs David Reich IM C OO IKS ! T(IE LAST AM PKST ARRIf'AL. rriHK undersigned respectfully infoims the pub- lie, that he has just received, at the Cheap i'uiner Store, in Maine street, below Mnrktt, a larc and select assortment of Fushtonahle if ml ituruhle sritixa AMU S VMM t:n twovs, which he will sell on tei tiis evep mote reasonable for purchasers than any yet introduced into BloomsburK. His slock comprises every variety of Dry Goods Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware, Fish, Salt, 4t. fcc, together ith all the essential requisites of a well-stocked Country Store. Y Thankful for past patr'jiiatff , a continuance pf the same is cordially invited. Produce received as iwual in exchange for Goods BlonmshtirK. May 19. L. li. HVPEliT. v. stewTrt, Attorney at Law KOHMF.BI.V ) WltKLSDABBK, I" F.SPF.t: TFFI.LV informs the public that he j has located in BKIUVIfK, ivhrre he will attend promptly to all leiral business entrusted to his caie in Columbia and Luzerne counties. "OhVeun Main Street, npposile the Risim; Sun Hotel Jan. J'i, lVi9.-y I'KOSPECTUSOF Tim UNION. .1 baily, Semi-Wi-cklu, and Weekly Newspa per ; published at Washington, D. C, and da n ted to Vi liti'S, Li'ti-nture, und general intelli gent c. On and after the Itrst day of June, the "F Nins" will be piibli-hcd under thejomt edito rial mauagi incut and control of the subbcri licrs. As both of Ihe mider-dimed have been be f.'re the public in dilleretit stations one of us for nearly a halt a century, u'td I he other for several years we believe it will not be deem ed arrogant in uj to suppose, that any mora than a jtenrral declaration of our principles, and the course which we intend lo pursue, will lie nece-iiiy at thi time. Ti.c ii .'I'.'icil e'liiiucfroi the Fnijii' will teinulii iilu 'liuiiMt'J As it liUI liilheilw Jv.'.tt lioin the Jute of its puLl.iitiou tu tLa piaao:;, iiiiio it will coniiiaie tu udvLxatt) the gitta. pLiiciplej i,f the democratic party as expoun ded by in Uluutriouu founder, 1'tioM.u Jif I'tusoN, and canidd into sucoeusiul pructica in tho edininii-trHtien of tho Koveinment by' subm-queiit democratic l'reHidonts; principle which have secured for our b'-'loved country auevpatisioii, progress, and jrlory unexampled in ihe history of ancient or contemporary em pirei. and elevated it to the lin,t rank arnoti(j the uaiioim ol the earth, Those principles have been more fully developed in the origi nal Frospictui uhic.h we publish at the com mencement of thu publication of the I'nion, and re-tiiiblished in its column a few dayi ai;o. Thev demand a system of taxation and revenue which chull be equal and just upon ill (das.ies and individual, oppressing none, .mil favoring none: economy in the expendi ture of the public monies; the separation of the liseul ali'airs of the yentiral government I rom a,ll connexion with Stale insiitutioiiH or corporations created by itsejf ; a Htrict con slruction of iho constitution, confining the -ever.'d br-IUhes of the general government to their particular spheres of action, and re- I it i ri i iij of all u faithful putformaiice of duty ; and especially demanding and insistiriL' that the President of the I'niled Slates shall not abdicate his hi'h powers and his responsi bilities (ti an irresponsible cabal, under tho name of a cabinet, who vvero not chosen by the people, and are not accountable to them i,t the baliol-box. Such are, in general, the principles which the 'Fniori' will advocate; and. in performing the duties which they have jointly assumed, llie uiulprsioned areawaw that, in the pres ent crisis, and perhaps, (in Kopi.j pccasMpK, with severity. But. in executing tiieij lnolt functions as conductor of the nubiie press, they will not forget the dignity nor the amen ities dne to their position, wfiilfj tliey perfojin their duty 'o thp people with the limine and Jidelity which the occasion may 'demand Aware that tho ;Lnioji? is the solo organ at Ihe teat of govetnineiit, of the great demo cratic party, which represents ihe people of ihe United States not oidy in principles and sentiments, but also in number.), the mtder sumed will endeavor to conduct it in a liberal and catholic spirit which the true interests of their country anrlparty demand at their hands. They arc not blind to the fact that in a repub lic bo extensive as this, and embracing such a wide range of latitude ana climate, differ ent interests and diTerent institutions must spring up apparently cpnHictintr with each other, but, in reality, each contributing to the advancement of the whole. This apparaut conlliet uf interests and institutions, of cour-n lives rise to sentiments as apparently diverse, but which, rightly umlerstopd, and under jut restraint, can do no injury to paeh other. With regard tj these coniliotiiio; sentiments and opinions, growiiiu out of local causes and institutions, it will be the objiyt of the undersigned not to interfere, except to incul cate concession and forbearance on all sides, and lo secure to each the just protection which the constitution promises to all. Our endeavors will bp tp unite all the ele inents of lliedeinocratii: party in support pf its common principles, and in an eiort to re gain its a Tendency, which has been lost by ! the mistaken trust and eontidenco which some of its meinbersiiavp reposed in a man, now occunviin? the nresidencv. who had train- j od hiirh military honors. jiiaJo promises and pledges which hp lias, Iroin incapacity to fin til his hijrh duties, or from intentional design, grossly violated, thus betraying to the enemy those who confjded in hjrn, and bringing dis grace upon the Presidential ollice. In eutryuig out these purppsea and inten tions, the underi'igiii.'d feel that they slud: stand in need of the active and energetic ci -operation and .support of the undivided di -moeracy of the country. The parly in pow er has secured i, j ascendency by a fraud upon the. people, and has most shamefully violated all the pledges which it made to attain pow er. It will endeavor to maintain its ascen dency by the same unscrupulous means. It is the party representing the foreijii Fentt inents and principles now t)0 ppimly preva lent in this country, and which arealwnr widi the principles pf our government and with popular hoerty. il is th,- parly which always allies itsolf yhh every foreign enemy with which our country may happen to be at variance. It is the party that espoused the cause of (treat Brittajn in the war of ISP.!, and leagued with Mexico in the war of 18 1.,. sound political morality, fidelity to republi can principles, and tiiat npirit of inn: patriot ism which (jier frowns upon treachery to ono's country, require th;,t this party shall h expelled from the power which it has gained by such reprehensible means, and now exer cising for such unjustifiable ends. And in this great work wo invoke the energetic and untiring aid of every patriot and and every friend to popular liberty and freegM'erninent, assuring tjiem we hhall endeavor not to bo wanting in honest ell'orU to accomplish that part of tho wprk of reform which may de volve on us. But. while the ''Union''' will be mainly de voted i politics, it will not overlap) the de mands ol the domestic circlo. It will contain all the important news of the day, ajiddevo!. a reasonable portion ol its column tp matters of science, the arts, and general literature. THOMAS UITCMIK, F-DMFND BI J(KK Daily per year. f 10 00 Semi-weekly, (published tri-weely during the session of Congress) f 00 Weekly, 3 00 Clubs will be famished as fallows. Five copies ot the Daily, for -10 00 Fives copies of the Semi-weekly, 20 00 Ten copies of the ' 35 03 Five copies of the weekly, 8 00 Ten copies of the " IS 00 The name of no person will be entered up on our books unless the payment of tho sub, sctiption be in andvatice. Distant subciibcrg may forward us moii by letter, the postage on which will be paid by us, and all risks assumed by ourselves in its save transmission. rtPostmastersare authorized to act at our agents and. by sending us five daily sub scribers, with 50 dollars enclosed, or fivo semi-weekly subscribers, with 25 dollars en closed, or five weeklv subscribers, with ten dollars enclosed, will be entitled to retain 20 per CPtit. for their commission. In a few days agencies will be forrr.ed, one or more in each State of the Union, tr pro cure subscriptions ; anc extra copies of the Prospectus will be transmitted to many of our friends in various sections of the country, for the purpose of enlisting their best axttioci f ir Ihe extension of our subscripuoal.lt. Wishing!-!, May '.26 13 19.
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