Agricultural.
li ,v btuat the Fmimch's simple life !
)ow pure the J".v it yields ?
Vm- from lhi world's tomnPHiiiiH Hlrif",
V.o.','mil tti') a.-o:ito.l llnliU.-rtVffrf.
Practical Pariniujj.
How giMUTil, yet abur.l id thn notion
tlut practical r.inniiijj means, ami is, the
i.t x'i and ' lumMo Application of manual
I.di.ir M the soil : and waking at 0 o'clock I
i
i:i i!u morning to feed tlio cows and clean
the 'iii ' pen. In those days when science
Vai herself eoiilined to schools, its applica
tion could not be made to farming, and with-
DOCTOR ALONZO I.. CRESLER,
IESPFCTFCLLY offers hit Prof, ssimi.il
j SuvUxx to tU' citizens tit' l'.ipytowii and
Hi if inity.
IOf lr (Vf.lf), cuii hi rnnsultcd lit the
resilience nl' John Krim,i n,in Eapytow.i, cxci-jit
when professionally ilstnt.
Kspyinwn, May 12, lvl'.t. 3mo
SWART. & MESSENGER,
At the Dloomsburg Look Store,
TTAVE Jmt received ami offer for alo a largo
.1. JL "fiiiuiiii to iiu'ir luriHir stock, anion
CONFECTIONARY k TOY STORE.
rilllE subseribor respectfully informs theciti
J zeni ol Rloomsburg, and vicinity, that lie
is now opening a select
Confcctionary,Fiuil and Toy Store,
in tliu Exchange buildings, No. 4, where lie will
be h ;i ty lowuit upon those who may lavoi him
with tin custom. Give him a cull.
fjrHis stock is fresh has bum selected with
cure and will be bold cheap fur cash.
TUOS: ELLIS.
Blonmsbnrg, April 21, 1S19.
BOOTS AND SHOES
COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE.
rMIE Trustees of tho Columbia County Iimti
J lute take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have secured Ihe services of the
lU'.V. SAMUEL SCI1AFFEK,
Bi Principalof the .School to be opened in nlooins
burg on Thursday, the olh day of April next.
Tho highly attested abilities ol Mr. Schalhr af
ford an ampin guarantee for thorough instruction
in all l lie various branches taught in tho school.
These will consist of the following:
LANGUAGES.
Aneien' Latin, Grrrk and Hebrew.
Modem German, Spanish, French an(l Italian.
ENGLISH
Moult may In! loiiinl Frost s, Taylor's, Guernseys : I lnt'' suosenner nas opened anew uon; ami, Arilhm-,i(. (-....,..,.. Ab-chri Survrvinir 1
ami Russell's history ol ihe (inm-.l Stau;- I ho Stoic ut the ower end of Main nireel, Ariimnrtic., (,oou tiy, Alg hn. M rvrjuu., .
Miner's hMUiry o. W o,!:,g Gold" ill.'. Ac-k. MUtatf Md Ktfh.M Cloth.'
eralW,N,U1ul U,,,v,U:at,nSA,cic1,, .l,to. U.r. He w.RalwaysU on hand an assort. ttt, 1 i!
v. jiil' i; us, oea s r.cior ai inrts. fi. .-nj .nu ,.i mime ... .
l-nii
French Revolution, Woiks ol Thomas (Jailysle, al 'he "holiest notice coumand tind tools, Shoes,
Kusiel'a history ol Greece, Home, France tit.J J !'ter and Slipper for Gontleuien, LadivK and
Kuglaiul, Daibj's L'noei's.l Uazeleer, Army and ! Mines' wear. 11c will fiiini.h his work, made
in a ue.u aiui suiijiJiiiiJl uianner, ur. nie lowcft
or.' oppllcj science ihere could not bo ! NaV' ",' A,n'' iCi, M'"-""'',y' ''"'" "'' liahnd. ' 'l't J "t
. . .' Mlie wot knot' Lamb. 11, run. I'aiiniln. II. .M-iiiluoiii- prices.
4i. jiradtCC. IJllt the tilllO honored l ery, C'owper, Thompson, Mi ilispeaie, Millon, i (jy-Work made utroni; nn.l neat, and aold cheap.
piilVsion of the Turner, has advaml with ,';!'- C'' Vu' ! " hare ''iosmi'T wr WFR
, . . I'i Iiiick, bums, I'ope, Millmaii, Keats, Gold-I JUSl'.l II U. WJ'.AVi.H.
Lie lii.ellicnco of the ugc. It is true that Smith, Mary lluwitt, Mra. IKuuas, and many I'-l'iomhlinrR, April 7, lSJ'J-3m.
the M-ealih of Arabani, Laban and Jub.con- I 0";p,r'-
... I AUo, L
sihteu in their cattle, as also did that of tho ' Ruck's Tin
Ulvcs. Latitats and Varro ; and Cato con
nryclopcdi.1 of Religious Knowledge, i
NOTICE.
iHiloi:ic:il Diclionan, Coiiipreheimive I 'I'"1'' l'"ulic will please take nolice, that 1 i
Commentary, Clark's Commentary, Fleetwood's i X Itave huuglit at con.s'.alile'a aalc, as the prop- :
lale ol Christ, Kelmiuus LinHleiiH and Allego- eiiy ol tvilliam Momcr, the iullow ing artich' to i
oaopl.y, with lectures. I'enmaiiiihili
Kloculion will receive daily atteiilioii.
Trms. In order to secure the urentcst
mount ol'liiiefit to each pupil, we think the
slanilard number should be twenty-live, miles
the demand of the public should warrant an as
sistant The prices will be as lollcws:
The l'nglish branches. $3 per quarter.
Uo. willi addition of laniruai'e. 'i "
WM. McKELVY,
L.15. RUTERT,
CALEB BARTON, yfrustcu.
DAN'L SNYDKR,
JACOB MEL1CK, J
liloninsloiiL'. March 1.1, l-l'.1.
fidercd them tho most certain and fipecdy i lies, l'ilurim's l'rogiess, Mason's Farrier. State i : One terry llat, one foot boat, six chairs,
,.,-. i',; : . I., r Uok ol lVnli.)lvaiiia, Gems of Literalute, Curios- ' nue pine table, five beer kei:, one pine table,
I1IUH.S Ol cmichlltg a country J l-Ut a Lavo- j(( NairU Art. Numerous works .1 ,l1B!U,uctur.- und frame, one o, king Kl iss, one
IMCr, 111 x i'ance, and a Unci, in our own j I'reshyteaian Hi. aid ol Tubhcatioii, an asorlmenl clock, lliree luxes, one cupboard and have
i i l i- I i e of lame and small Ribles, Draw ing, Dialtinu, ' loaned the same to him dun ntr mv pleasure.
country, have shown wonderful results of () Wri,is a, d Let,,,- I'apfr, h : , JACOB 1'OWtlS-
the as.vis;ango wlueli all the sciences have stock ol Wank nooks, 1'iciures with fumes, and ; Centie tp., June 2d, lS-l'j.
given in developing the mysteries of every ( Mi$a cUk,c v,ril, v f r;i!!.-.i nu.ks, beauil-1 FIRST dXD LAST XOTIC.
production of, l!lO Boil. The truth is, that .fully end ellished for cenlie talilis and suitable!
I'nr m'tu.r IS. I ...I'll tall W 1 1 il I S 'IV.il :t Kn.nf IS ..i i.r 1 All r. .. ... . . .. I .. , I . .1 . 1 .1 . . . 1 1 1 f il. -
us en atli ances, tho more as? stance it is r ,,'. ' ,., r" ,, ' ! "''r'"""' " u",",,l8,' ",r rv d.-criHion . f roar. Fine Hoots, Gaiters
, , . , ... "l.s, I.miiii nook-, 1 1 ist I ii s, kc. , Stitttliiuiz JluMHthii or on any other account, tie r,V.,,.(.i, j.i,, r ti.. nnii .rru.iu iut Miu
.ke y to derive from science. Tho time i School Books and Stationary td a'l kinds and I hereby requested to make i.nmedMte s, tile, nenf, 0,,tU,3r ' r ,'ia ' Gu.'" 0,nt'l; "' M,s"
' l...,,i,.ii,w ,11 ,,f uhirhill l... i -...i . ii . ' . , ' I" wear, Slippers ol .very lashion, ai:d nveral
is not many centuries past, when the timid I ; " ' : ; M: b: m i ' ' " " ,S,M" - B Vu f, new styles 0f children's shoes, never bel. ,e ot
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
flMIF. snbsciiheis, formerly of Millon, have
opened a new Hoot and Shoi' stor, in the
building next above the Court-llouse, on Main
sheet, where they ofler for sale the largest ass
ortment ( f
ROOTS AND Sllor.S,
Kver exhibited in Rloom-biirg. Tbev havpeve-
Sailor, crept from licadland, and trembled i School Teachers If the Public generally,
I are invuea io can unu examine mr tnemseivt s.
SWARI'S & MKSSE.NGF.R.
Avhen perchance he saw but the sky above
Ui.d the sea bebw his badly constructed
croft dared not venture upon the unknown
uud trackless ocean, but science vaised up
the trending needle, and fear gave way to
cordiJenee. Tall ships dance upon the
captive sea, unknown lands yield up their
treasures to the skill of a Columbus. Geo
graphy readily paid her tribute to naviga
tion, ami the Heavens themselves telegrap
hed their dispatches of Celestial guidance
t.) the experimental mariner, who ventured
beyond the particular limits of his practical
grandfathers. Laban raised kiJs and lambs,
L'lyssscfa raised cows ; Lavoisier raised
crops, and Duel raised fruit. Laban had
shepherds ; Ulysses was a prince and a
warrior : Lavoisier never worked out of
. his labratory.aud Buel was more of a prac
tical printer than a practical farmer. I'ro
bus a Roman general employed his soldiers
planting vines in Europe ; as Hannibal
formerly employed his planting olives in
Africa and it has been said in our times,
that the Lest cabbages come from Kinder
hook. It is the love of scicneo iu its ap
plieauuii to farming, that enjoys its noble
and elevated pleasure. It is of him it can
be said as of Ciueinnalus :
Rluomsburg, nay l'j, ltilU.
Shad,
Saimon,
Herrings,
Pork, "
Hams and Side,
ei'S,
I
MERCHANT'S HOTEL,
Fourth Street, it tin in Arch and Market
I'liiwJcljiliia.
riAHI' proprieloiship and management of this
I well known holel, (which is located ic. the
very centre of business,) having passed into the
hands uf the subsci ilieis, the) beg leave to state
that it is I heir purpose to rentier il worthy of the
liberal patronage with which it has been hereto
fore sustained, and hope bv unremitting attention i '. ,
to deserve the patronage of their fiiends, who; .
may visit the city on busii.t ss or pleasure. I LaW & u,ecso
Formtrh, nf the. ETrlongeUliritMurg. J WHITE SWAN 1IOTEI
May 1, lftlO. lino.
...... i.ium one u,o u ,ro, in is . a.e, m unu fer(.d for in ,; Tiei,. MSorlUit.Ilt
it.,.;. i.. :.. l... .1 . .c .. t . .
io... .oe..u in. mi u nanus o. a juairaie , lor ...ii.and W,M l,P fl..ri., .,,
l.OWF.R Piucrs
prompt action, without respect to person.
JAMES TllUlLXTOX.
Eloomsburg, May Is, lM'J. :it.
(O-'N. B. The Smithing tmsincs will he con
tinued at the stand in Market street, in all its
various branches, as usual, hv the snbseribt rs.
May MU. JAS. THORNTON &. SON.
Mackeral,
Constanlly on hand and
tor sale by
J. PAI.MKtl ii. Co.,
Market Street Wharf.
Philadelphia.
March 21, 1S10. .3in.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
rnUKsubscriber begs leave to inform his
JL Iriends and the public in general, that he Jail
'than those of any other establishment in the
j county. They will also moke up all kinds and
i styles d' work to order at the lowest pries.
GO F..AKI.Y AM) SF.K.
fjCJ-Their collection of woikis really a ruri
ositv, and tbev make no charge for showii'i:.
FRAN Sf JOHNSON.
Rlnnni-hurg, Aj.ril 2'1, lS.p).
j" REMOVAL.
! Cloth i n g 11 m p o r t u v.
I I'RICLS RfcDlCED.
rilHF. sutisciiber respectfully informs hisfriends
J and the public, that he has JUnwutd hit
Lump Clothing Empurium to his new stand,
on Main Street, above the Amkhiuan IIolsi:,
where he can beat bo'h Jew and Gentile at sel
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, Uc, Take the lot
louing sample ot his prices:
Fine Uress or Frock Coals from $0 to 12
Splendid Iilue 1'lack Hress Coats 10 13
has taken the While Suan Until ni.il Sl,i;r
! Ofiet; No I OS, Race Sheet , formerly kt I ly j ; Cashinerett, Alpaca and summer cloth, 3
mUK.lnl.a in9:.i..r..li:..lifci.,i;.,r ' .' ' '-'Jf ' con
I. Milieu (.'oats ol u',1 kinds,
riui . sut.se t ier ,.n ag on c.i . ngllifcatten ,or ; vcniell,, and in ,fce business part ol IheClv, he l'.
X ot.hepubhcto then S IOI.K .mmediate j b ipt , t(:nliotl ,, Lusim,fS) ,,a hj! Splended Lamarline Pants,
opposite the Court lleuse, would respectlully , ,rj ds wjl, j ( j , . ' linH(. Cotlonade and summer Cassi.nere,
announce .he amval ota large an.UAoce assort- , )a( ,w,Wlnf,UM h, wallti ,, ,,;, iak; j Plain Sato, Vests,
me M of Dry fcooda. uule tor the spnna ; , . n,mlshat , b P KiRU((,
" The r.jiaana as historians all allow,
Songlit ia extreme distresis the rual plow ;
In tnumpli, lor ihe village swam
li.itiled, to the Noldemau aaia."
(- M uritd men, a ays u coteinporary, thou'.d
evt r bo poiiie to their wives, for if they arj not, I and Plaster.
and sumuit:r trade, and that nothing will be
wanting on their part to merit a consinuance ul
the patronage so liberally bestowed upon their
since the arrival of their first stock of merchan
dize. A small advance on city cash prices shall
continue to he our tnolto.
The assoitment iust received and now opening
consists in part of French, Fnglisli and American
CLOTHS, SATIN KITS AND VKST1NGS,
Flannels of all colors, Kentucky Jaen's, Muslins,
Calicoes, Gingham ', Line n-lustres, He I.ains ol
various paterns, French and embroidered lawns,
and white dress goods.
Silks lilack, blue-l lack and striped; bonnct-
j silk, &c, Fringes and braids, bonnet-ribbands.
I Shawls, Cashmere, Thihhct, Ttrkciiee, de lain
j and silk, scarfs in variety. Carpt tling; Wool.
. cotton, etc. Hearth rugs, and embossed table
! covers.
i Bonnets : Palm, Panama and Leghorn Hats.
CliOl'KUlF.S Mackerel, liish Salmon, SMl
Terir.s l per dav.
' GEORGE RAHN,
Formerly of Srftuijliill County.
Phila.. March 21, '19. tf.
I Marieiles and Cashmere vests,
j HovV Pants and Vests,
I Men's Casino! Pants,
'I
oliitr hdk.. wili L:i !
Dsavii'F Col.. Jacc 11as. The Meniphis
E .g'.e pu1 lished a b tier from Galveston, dated on
I iir '! I int , u liicii annouiicei tlletleatll of Col.
J.ici; Hv.s, of clioler.!, al Sm Antonio.
f;';- A' .li I'.t-r yes'eid.!' we put this queslion lo
t:ie lots. Wiiicl. i ilie sioraest, tie, or truth '
A in . a o.iii.lei iliaa. Mr. Juscph Proctor
ans.ci.-.:, " I , on: ; lorvoii may re- on ii
Qitcenrwure, Hardware, willow and ccdai
wure, Vp. e,
(K'r In I'rie all these with many more not u
sually kept in t'o'.iuti'v stores, will tie exchanged
for Cash, Produce or Lumber.
A. J. SLOAN,
K. MF.NDKNIIALL.
Rlo.ims'iiirg, April '!! , 1 4 V.i.
THE FORKS HOTEL.
subscriber would inform his old friends
and the public in general, that he has taken
the well known stand, recently kept bv Dami l
Snviu ii, I'.sip, on fie head ol Main Street, in
llloomsbuig, and will Continue the
Known by the sign of Ihe "FORKS," where he is
prepared to accommodate these who may favor
him with their custom. His arangemeiils are
complete tiuarters spacious location pleasatit,
and without promising too much, he ll.ilters him
self, he will be able to do ample juslios to his
guests. j
Stabling and the best fare for hnrsr,oVc. i
SAWCKL liLl'E. !
R'.oomshurg, April 7, IS 19. j
PLASTER! PLASTER! ! !
TOVlA SCOTIA I'LASTKR, for sale by the
Ton, or sin iller i(uanlitv, at the Store ef
SLOAN ii MF.NDENHAI.L.
pril l i, ll'.t.
j a
t 6
1 4
2 3
2 . 3
I 2
1 3
"3 300
! XL'MMER C1.0TIILXG,
j i f every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOul) ', and a general assortment of Shirts, Kit
' coins', Collars, Cloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Hand-
keichit Is, 4ic, ,Vc.
(In i ui nls nimle to order on ihort vuliee.
frj- Persons residing out of low n will find it lo
their adt .iiihiue to porch.o-c clothing of him as he
is determined to put prices down so low cm to make
an object to those w ho con e from a distance.
Gentlemen don't foij:et to enquire for Nathan'.--Cln.vp
Clolhii'" Store, on Main Sheet, one door
above Mr. Lablei'a American Houee, Rloouis-
bUlg.
SIMON NATHAN, t Co.
li!oiunbi:r!r, March 21, 1-19
l.it of Jurors.
Fur August Tom, 1 810.
GRAND JURORS.
Rriar Creek Jc.o llowman, Abin. Adams,
Obediall Gensel.
Centre Geoigc Kelchncr.
Fishing Creek Albeit Amtnciman, Peter
Gol.ltr.
Funklin Samuel Shich, Daniel Zerr, EUas
Weaver.
Linn stone Daniel Gouger.
Madison Ceorge Kves, James Allen, Jo.
Welliver.
Mahoning Cornelius Coilieliton, Jthll Pat
ton, Daniel Fra.ier.
Milllin-Peter Nungef-'er, Peter Longcnbur
ger. Orange Wni. Whitmoycr. John antz.
Roaring Creek Einaniiel Kein.
Sugarloal Benjamin Petermaii.
Valley Jo-liua Slet ler, Tholnas Yoik.
TRAVERSE J URORS First week,
liloom Joseph V. iiei.ilei.-hi t, Martin Ru
pert. Iliiar Creek John Martz, Anthon) 'Walp,
Caattwissa John Ritter
Perry Samuel Laird, PuviJ Wilson.
Franklin Roller. Davidson, Jesse Weigle.
Hemlock Paltis Apenian, jr., George L'o
gert. Limestone George Smith, Frederick Mc
lifide, Grillilh Lilchtchthalcr, Jas. Caldwell.
Mjdi?')ii John Riilheimer, Suinuel Rimbcy
RoOelt Jidioson.
Mahoning John Mowrer, Win. lkiirie,
Maine- Joseph llaitle.
Mitllin Christian Keller, San nil Pciclt man.
Montour F.li Barton, James Wondsides.
Mount Pleasant Joseph lketcr, illiain
Miller.
Orange Archibald Henry.
Roaring Creek Benjamin Haiick, John Kline,
Jacob 1 eiterniau, Davui Reinbold, H. C. Macuu
lay. Sugarloal Eil ward Alb'Tlson.
ValU v Joseph Drumpower, Cbas. Mans.
SECOND WEEK.
Illoom John Rubison, Marshall G. Kincy,
Minitr Andrews.
Hilar Creek Stephen Thomas, Movdcai W.
Jackson. W. R. Gardner.
Centre Henry Lonian, John Knorr, Saui'l
lla.'rlllllicll.
Derry Thomas Morehcad.
Fishing Creek George l'ealer.
Franklin Samuel Loiximui, Reuben Rhor
back. Greenwood John Black, 'William Shoema
ker. Hemlock Thomas J. Vamlcislice, John C
Kinney.
Jackson John Eessler, James Yocum.John
J. McHenry.
Madison--Issae Dewitt, Jacob Dryfoos.
Maine John Nos, jr.
Mahoning John Deen, jr.. EdwarJ Morrison,
Michael Weaver, Charles Ritchard.
Milllin Daniel Noyer, Samut 1 Keller.
Orange Isaac Welch, John MeGowan.
Roaring Creek Jacob Stein, John Yeager, jr.,
George Martz.
Vallev Peter Bright, David Reich.
A 1' 1' L E T O N ' S
GltKAT CkXTRAL
Cheap Bouk Storcj
1 0 i Chestnut Si reel.
Corner of Seventh, Swaim's Buildings,
PlIll.AI'CI.I'ltlA.
f r NOWING the wants of the community, the
IV.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
New Aurrivul of Fashionable Millinery.
rIMIE undersigned very respectlully
JL infoim their friends and customers, sly
that they have just received Irom Ihe (lily a new
supply of the most fashionable M ii.i.i.n kijv and
Fa'CY Goons, vet iiitnuluced in Bli islmig.
French, Lace-bonnets, Braid, Straw and
China-peail silks, satins, ribbands, Ladles' -.'ol-Li
is and spencers, law i.s, gi oghams, etc. Para
sols, Floweis, silk-lace, plain bonnets, and many
other select articles.
(f-Old Iriends and new customers are invit-d
to call and examine our stock.
M. .V S. I5ARKLEY.
Illoomsbnrg, April 21, lS-t'J.-Sl.
BONNETS! BONNETS! !
V.. ROHISON, having jusl relumed
rs
. I NEW supply cTsp
T j al ihf rlieap t,.
corJDiTiorjs.
t.i :
tut ,'
111.' '
feii
i ...
t in
1 i :..t
!!'
t.i.' I
i i : 'i
A l-': 'i
.i:;ia :.:mo?at, is pubiishrd ;
.rue J i y ci'ii'iiin 4 t two h"i.hih per
-yi-iio b'ill'y.::,ily in advance, viz, '
i -r, .1 ig 'inil Tfl up .li entering on the !
i.ii ili and 1 1 i.-t paid a 'Curding to j
leri.i, w.j shall invariably ohi.rge
'..' .( . .' '''',' C His. i
i;'i:i ta.'ii loi a siiorter period ol j
i In, nor .1 is;'. Kit i nii.'d until
4,.',i-s s.i ill hi.ve !ieer. paid, wliich
i i .I r in j ii i ii prior to l be expiration ol
.. ' ,1 ,'.r, ami a fail me lo llios !.o
i liUx v.-ii i '.o cu.isiJcrcd a new en-
I'KHSII ARRIVAL! j
New and Cheap Sttmintr Goods.
ly of spl. ntli I gin t!s just ii eeived '
o! J. II liiilon i;. Co.,
w n it'll n cue . .1 1 1.. ii t i r . I i.eir iyn' ami . I
ri.-tj t t I adies ilre-s j i iN caiu.i-t be -u r' ;t--1 :! , '
and as tiit v have in; ilt at rani-t In. I.ts lo pieouu '
,t 1 1 n-l.int S'i ply, thiy will i!'.;.s be ol the
l.ile.t si J It s.
Also. Groftrics-, IL'rdwr.ie.QiKcii.1:
warc, Salt, Fish, .!o!iiy.-:t!, tie.
ill great vatictv. j
J. If. ISARI'ON Co.
I'looiiiMliuri' A!:iv 5, 1 -I C'.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Philadelphia and Reading Rail-road,
from Philadelphia to Pottsville.
Change nf hours, and two
trains daily each wnv
(xcepl Sundays.
u'l's ronsieiio'i-Iy iatertt'l
i ri.i.e ( .I I I linesiir
at one
ess) lor
! SURVEYING L (.'ON E VA N CING.
; rnilE tiin'er-i.-T.. d i i t 1 1 ii 1 1 v ii.fi.im their
I .J. f. ielel. and 'i..- pc.l l.c in g. n. ia. 11 a I tin ;
have !"i I'., d a c j ai ii:c:.-l ;p in h c h -, !.,-., ,, '
Survtying and t'vhvn-uiu-iiiu:
-e ol tiansai'ting an; bu. li.i -s u: !,t
fole-l. n.
Mr. K thler's ohVe is hi Id in Mr. Justice Kali-
I.II J II .Cfl I l I If MriV. Ill -T . III,. I U r il.t V. .i.l'a . tl,.., '
"' 'lisfi.iiur iiiaoeio je.ui auveiusers. ; , (.U residenew III C.'i.lre I.AM.ship-,e is also :
Lcitf.hx, Communications, &c? addressed o ,lU SurveM.r General for Columbia count v. 1
ve ivt.l-ir, on ousitiess periainmg in mi-ot- , .vj-All business left wni. eill.er member of il.r '
linn, as anove, win ou autuiu to uiln rnltlit
anil utspaicn.
d"il ir CAsrt per
t 'ire - i, a;.. I
f.iv ev..i v i'liise 'lent insert io n. ilusinoss Cat da
ii.s M '.ed at three dollars per annum. A lib- i
. h.r I .,e mi n i
twenty-live tents pel square , ,,, . . i( :..
. Pioprietor of this F.sTaiilisiijikm- has lit
i.m op a store iii Ihe most elegant manner, having
Mine l.".!ird to the celnloit ol his euslt.m.-is, so
, iii.il i i. -i' stranger visiting his Reek Suie, may
; leel entirely at home,
i His Immense Stock
j of Rn k is classified accoitling to the various De
i part'oeiits of Lilt tature, so that visitors tan find
the Hunks they ale in seaich ot ler thili.sehe.s.
I Mining his -.tick lot the mt s pai t at Ihe A net inn
I Salts, and being connected with one ol ihe Lar
s' AND AFTER MONDAY, Ap it 2d, 1 10 '. Publishing Houses in this country, besides
two.i..iiis will inn each wav,ildi!v,brtw.el. iioidi -liiog largely hiii.M II, enables h, m to sell
I'l.iiad. Iphia and i'ott.-villve. 'Al.L II ;oks at
MoiiM.nii Link Aooimmohatiow I Lower Prices
Leans I'iliad. liihia at 1 k A. M., dai.v, (X- ! tlv.n nnv olliel- l.oiue ol' a similar rl.ara. .r no
(Lis coiitiiient. Hi- facilities for the Impi'I'atinii
I of I'. oks in in Europe are unsi.i jihssi il, having a
! Bunch ol his E-lablM li ent in Lonih.i., w here
i .dels i f private gentleman lire candidly e.Vecut
ied and fii;waidid to thiscoiiiitiy ly every t'n:A
mi. a and Packet.
i A Catalogue.
! of I'm. ks with the piit'.iS asi.iclie.1 is issued ouar-
fi- Train holm Tiu 'ni. Icily , coittaimiijf Lis's ol iNcw Addilioiis inad.r to
i ..., 'n,,i . i . -.1 t T ..-.v. a I' .ii.,. u ,, i i h' laiue collection, w hii I. ate ill ait cassis tor
l'J P. M., daily ex
ce..t Suu.lavs.
L. avesPl.a'tii'xviUe 3,1') Leaves Sch. Haven 2 .3 i "r, fn in 2."j to 7") per cent, below Publisher' Pri
l' -,,. s i,..lingat 10. -I 'i A M.
Leaves Pottsvdle at :J A. M. Daily except
San. lav .
Parses Heading al 9 10 A. M.
'I l-e abov e In..- spips at all w ay stations on Ihe
road a- I'm itiei lv.
An'i.nv.'o.N Link Fast Tiiaiv.
Mi.. i.t.istji, iia.iui jus. i'iu in... ,
, from Philadelphia W illi a new anof
spieiiJid asssortnienl of
Millinery Goods,
would call the attention ol the Ladies to examine
her stock. Among the 13yp.nets may be found.
iiuid, L'hina-peavl
Cubing, French Gymp,
French Chip, Jonny-Lind,
Tulip-straw, English-straw &c. ;c.
r3 Ribbands of all kinds tuid colors.
Flowers, Laces. Caps, Mcil-ln oils, Rags, Pur-es,
Itag ii Purse chtsps.toget her w ith a variety of fan
cy ai'ticlef; all ot which will be sold cheaper
than ever.
I nioninsbnnr. Mac 12. 1M9. 1 in.
i Of Merchandise within the county ol'Co
j ltimbia, Penn'a. for the year 1M9, as ap-
praised and classifud by the undersigned,
'duly appointed Appraiser of Mtrchantile
I axi s, to wit:
.A uzie mi 0. t.i-
7.'.Mice g ante.
Anthony Township,
Derr.t :M'' Bride, 13 liquor 15 00
Joseph Levers $ Son, 13 do 15 00
Leaver,
Salionian it Strouse, 14 do 10 50
L.'oom.
BloonishihtT R II Iron Co 9 25 00
William M'Kclvy & Co 10 liquor 30 00
le-.vis p.auvile at , h iige collection, w hii I. ate in ail cassis to
' P. M. Da.lv, exec! i SJ',: Jl l'u! T n.
Sundav. ' ! Lowest Prices
Cattuwissui
Michael Brobsl& Son
John Sharpless
Jesse K Sharpless
John Schmiuk'
Fineher & Thomas
Deny.
Amanih s Levers & Co
Robert M'Cay
Greenwood. '
Daniel Robins
George Masters
Elias Wormian
Miller iV Sehuvler
John Lundy
Hemlock.
Marshal G Shoemaker
Jacob Harriss
Cornelius T Styer
Liberty.
Hugh M' Williams
,imestonc.
M'N'inch ij'- AVidcnhamer
Hugh Vastine
Mack iV Datcsman
Fishinpcrcek.
James M'Henry
Montour.
David Clark
Ilartman and Rissel
Main.
Geo. & Rudolph Shuman
Benjamin P Friek
Win.
Brown and Creasy
Jeremiah J Brower
Stephen H Miller
Christinu Zimuieinian
Madison.
J M Shelden
Funston and Diefcnbach
Loro' of Danville.
Henry P Baldv
T O Van Alien
Louis Lang
Moore and Russcl
George Liebrick
Volf and Roush
C Laubach
L Roscidiaiim
Isaac Rosenhauin
Vastine and Rhodes
William Donaldson
Moore and Caiskadcn
E B Reynolds L Co
Lewis Kaufman
Yndrew F Rtisstl
Simon Dry loose
C Warlord
John O'Connor
John W Garrett
Samuel Reed
Egbert 'I hompson
Samuel AVolf
T Stevenson fc co
William M Bickley
James (J Maxwell
W Jeniiison and Son
Michael C tirier
(ieorge M'Alpin
G Bernheimer & Co
Z Marble
John Sperring
Samuel Antrim
Charles W Childs
Isaac Smith
Thomas Frazer
l'enjaniin Sillier
Bernard Co'lins
Joseph A Doran
L B Ensign
Oriinzr.
E and J Lazarus
Kicketts and Stewart
Win A Murray
Hi 'i t in urn rk.
J and W Yeager
John P Levan
Joseph Strouse ft co
Ad inis and Price
llamillon Fisher
Samuel B Diemcr
Sit ti rlonf.
Peter Laubach
I'aley.
C B Kimball, Agent,
13 liquor 15
13 do 15
13 do 15
11 do 10
13 10
131iquor 15
13 10
14 liquor 10'
13 10
1 4 liquor 10
14 do 10
14 7
14 liquor 10
14 do 10
14 7
Ot)
0O
00
5f
0t
0C
CO
50'
0O
50
50
0O
50
50
0O
14 liquor 10 50
13 liquor 15 00-
13 do 15 01):
14 do 10 50'
14 do 10 50!
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
13 do 15 00
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 7 00
13 do 15 00
13 10 00
13 do 15 00
11 15 (JO
13 liquor 15 00
13 10 00
13 liquor 15 CO
13 do 15 00
13 do 15 00
13 do 15 j()
13 do 15 00
13 do 15 do
13 do 15 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 liquor 10 50
14 7 00
1 1 liquor 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 7 00
14 7 (0
14 7 (Ht
H 7 00
14 7 CO
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
1 4 liquor 10 50
14 do 10 fit)
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 r0
14 do II) fn)
14 do 10 oO
14 do )( fin
14 do 10 50
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 liquor 15 00
13 do 15 00
14 7 00
14 liquor 10 50
11 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
13 10 00
14 liquor 10 50
14 do 10 50
ADDITIONAL.
Persons returned for License under the
Act of Assembly passed the 10th of April,
1819, entitled "An Act to create a sinking
Fund, and to provide I 'or Ihe gradual and
certain extinguishment of the debt of the
Commonwealth," to wit :
Distilleries.
.Yamis.
Jltsidence. 5
f,i".e ri ust lie pnatp tid, to secure at tent ion.
:md Job Priiitiiiir.
KEEP IT asroRE THE PEOPLE. that
April 21, lSI'i.-tr.
S. NEYHARI),
O. C. KA11LKR.
Potl'toW II 1,1 j
Readmg .'),((;
Port Clinton .iA-
Sell. Haven fi.ln
Arrivesatlotlsvillei.,20
lUnd.bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels, fjign SPRIN G tt SUM .I ER GOODS.
, Tickets, Circulars.aiidevcrydesrriptiono wjo.
Mercnantuuit Auehandtze.
4 GAIN the undersigned lake pleasure in an-
2.
" Port Clinton .V.e'i ; ces.
" Ri a 1 1 n 4 3'."i0 j
" Potts'own J.,.0
" PhuMiixville O.lifi
Arrives al Slate Rd S.rrfj
CarJs
JJll AND 'A NCY LETTER-P R ESS PRINTI NC.
r various colors, executed at the olhce of the
Cohnnlii Ulo UisburgJ?mofra,iii neat style,
hurt order, anil inoJeule terms. Ai.so: The ve
y best article of DEEDS, BLANKS, S l'ATION
Eit, &c.,keut constantly forsale.
liounciiiR to their liicnds and Ihe public.
that tliev tuvejusi teceiven a select ami heavy
assortment of choice
Vry tiooda X Orocerie,
adapted to the season, and wants of the people,
which ttiey oiler lor sale, at llieir ol.l stand al
OUT BLANKS AND JOB PRINTING. prices "cheaper than the ch.ape.t." Their stock
" . . i iii i .- coinnii.es a full a-sorlmer.t of all kinds of goods,
liwL lions to our . ob-O.I,ce,o new type, . cach ar,icle. feel w a.ranted in saying
fc;.t and procmed a b aodson.o supnly o . . . o( , haveoll,
sorted fiocy P-P". by wo el, uc ca. execute , h ase ani, hh,y,
t!. nwtest and cbeapi,. Job-work ia thia see-, (. nllCensware, Hardware, Fish,
l"w'e' have also added to our already heavy and
' ,-Kteinive stuck of BUi.kn.-of which, we have all
Wid3 tnmi DeJs to Naturalization paper-a
w.lect'asrtmcntof very fine Marriage Certili-
cates, priioea ana cnguveu, ,
Magistrates. ... ,, , I
Salt, Molassc?, itc.
lane and beautiful selection of the above ar
ticles ot superior quality, at very low pr.ct s.
ALSO. Hals of every variety (for Summe
wear,) Boots, Shoes, &.C.
f Cash paid loi giain alwav
",Zr v, lends are invited to cat! and tiamine ;
WM. McKELVY L C?
May .', IV..'
Thus in Inning even a lew Rooks, nuila a
consitlerable 'aint unt is saved.
As a still further
Inducement
to strangeis visit ji n the cilv, every one who rnir-
The Afternoon Train will slop onlv at the a- chases one Dollar's worth of Rooks, will receivp
hove named Stations. Passengers for cthei points a Copy of the
must therefore take the Morning Line. j Sthanokr in Philadkliua. an elegant ISnio.
DEPOT in Reading, corner of Chestnut and volume, the price of w hich is 25 cents.
Seventh streets. Pasimer cannot enter the The limits of an advertisement are too con
Cars niib'-s provided w ith Tickets. j fined to einiint r.tle the pricu ol any of the Rooks
fj;)-NOT!CE. Fifty pouml ol baggngn w ill be i t r to give even a taint iiie.i of the Immense ad
allowed to each pa-eiiger in these lines; am! j v maiik lo he derived from nrcha-.ii g at the
passengers are expressly prohibited fiom I iking I tjrtnt Ctitlinl t'httip Fovli ,'., but let all
any thing as baggage but tht-tr wearing nppairil. I who aie in Sean h id Books send for a catalogue,
which will beat the risk of its owner. No freight I and buy the Hooks tbev are in waul of, and when
W jU be taken hy thee lilies. j in want i f, anil w hen visiting the city, give A)i-
By older of the Board of Manager'. ' pleton one call, and ou will be sure to Call
8. BRADFORD, SJec'rv. i auai.n.
MaTi.lH!. ' ! Stationery
REMOVAL. !'" a" i,s ,,r;,rir'" s fuinished iit the Lowfst
-iTTit,nsMi.i'ei i ' , . , . Pli!Cf. The IniliaU if those purchatilig Lrt
RLSSEL, has removed l.ls Shoe ,,,r ami N-(,,c a ei , neally stan.l ed in the cor-
y Store into the Exchange Buildmes, next (.r tt itl.i,t charge.
door to Ilartman s siore, wn. re lie will ... ways
keep on hand and main; to order every dc-iiahlc
kind of Boots and Shoes for Men's Ladits'and
Misses' wear.
CALL A.YI) EXAMLYE,
He is determined lotion t il work that will hear
examination and dial, and which will compare
with that of any otlitr i .tddi-hint nt in northern
Pennsylvania.
:'f All W'orlc warrantd.
l'loi-Cr'b'ir'-, April '', I- i j
Order, for ai y aiticle may be sent l.y mail, ad
dresst il to Ihe i reprit It r, and Ihe ilincli. i.s in
all cast s will he lolly ran ied out, with ;rcat
punctuality and tie'-pa'eh.
Unit is lir Calahguts -lo'lild bo prrj riid
CEO. S. API I.F'luN.
Bo'iksr Her. Publisher, liiiporh r, and
Si-iiioner, Hi I Chestnut st , cor.
of 7th., Swaim's Hiiihlir;:
Mv : ; i,. -Ca-,.".
Leonard B Rupert
Sloan & Meinlenhall
Helley k Mendeuhall
(ieorge Weaver
II U it I W Ilartman
Matthew M'Dowell
Light Street Iron Co
Sloan & Thompson
S L Uettlo
William Robison
John II Barton & Co
E P Lutz
John It Moyer
Cyrus Barton
Fowler & Trimbly
Samuel Worman
J K Millard
It Plummer Si Co
Simon Nathan & Co
Baldy Hayhurst
Isruircrcck.
Seth B Bowman &; Co
Abraham Miller
Joseph Sharpless
(ieorge A Beam
Frederick Nicely
William ShalTer
John Doak k, Son
Centre.
Solomon Sterner
Gilbert II Fowler
Jcir;e Hicki
13
13
10 00
10 00
13 liquor 15 00
do 15 00
13
13
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
do
15 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
00
00
00
00
14 liquor 10 50
13 do 15 00
do
do
do
10 50
10 50
10 50
7 00
7 00
11
11
13
15 (10
liquor 22 50
10 00
14 liquor 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
14 do 10 50
i
10
9
10
10
10
9
5
8
5
5
5
8
13 10 00
13 liquor 15 00
11 do 10 50
Anthony Deuce Derry
Jonas Dayman Greenwood
Rickets and Stewart Orange
Anthony Dencu Liberty
John Laubach Sugarloaf
Thomas Benfield Valley
Brewer it
Charles Matcin Danville 9 8
7J(l Mtdicinen, etc.
Win M Bickley Danville 4-5
M C Grier do 4
Moore & Carskaden do 4 5
A B Wilson Berwick 4 6
E P Lutz Bloomsburg 4 5
J It Moyer do 4 5
Beer Houses, Oyster Cellars, etc.
Moses Mav Blonmsburrr 8 5
Robison Kay do 8 5
John Clayton do 8 5
Fred'k Lammers Danville 8 5
William Jones do 8 5
An appeal will be held at the Commis
sioners' Office in Bloomsliurg, on Monda
.1 .. .I.-..1. .I..,- fif June Ilf'Yt. fur nil nTi i,....'
me cam "v 1 " .....
find themselves agrieved by the foregoing
appraisement and classification.
Licenses for beer houses must be paid
to the Treasury on or before the 1st of Ju
ly next.
CHARLES CONNER,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Bloomsburg, May 30, 1849-4L
fur taciasclvci. . 1