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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30
Benton and PoOte--enatorisi Deeoruha-
Corre.po cderce q TIE TnolEe.


W,sHtxSr0S, Thafs1Ey, hrcn =
Itseenas that tie account u FoOTLs speech N
the IatsZgsnesr and the LHOH Sss gsrbled.
BE,roS ed % revise hls,or even 70 cox anthem
BEsroS yesterday advertea % the passage IN
FoorE's speech Of Tuesday IN which be says
crescent y fBESrosl = shielded BY rs age "a opeo
.sgs Of he o5Agsl0ry orce u ~ avs Of a0nDf acc
Is seu1.orls- FnT-es-s
BEsroS denied ihsl such woes we're used "a
senate by Fo0TE--ss4d tacy we're al after
-4,,-b,. and q sal they would have been i4lse.
/ Sc that he takes precisely me view Cd N
nv letter u tie -5rb-tnat the presldins o1icef
should have promptly stopped ooII oratsi abuse
-rs- every senator wss bound o have malltalned
,rse- ana ,hs freedom q debate--lo doobt thus
3 o.. -.
-H. Se-storn. privileges" sEc4lE-ec NJ 6er,on- 81.
tczl &c Se-E-yfiA enF-esea ca Z, 49,, g Z.
$500 = - .~rtor &C - -9.f AK 20 crfTL-ze q
- - srvto.v here lave 1sTer cpce ~ - tiriF
v.s. ave- beeu c--e. aarc esFef oefur 70 i-s1-i an
-. y. 4 & . -ez-r III re, -L1lIE an E1y pe~f ~-a
- acg --r ys- When grce i.4s fo;1cs . = 1er-
81 -L- 11s Vay % y = ~ &C % - 500
- - r.rr IA . SCI ste = rs -e1a1e GOES roi
-rofc. Lee zen W-icn Wc1ic dszrens n seres
49,. E. Ia g-rE-s lA1g1ese 10 = ICED hefe
x.cs cArrcE 1sss y - I-esi orohe. q - Fi's
prts o. = IL suhurts Ct re CYL tkrT p~rd s1c1 an
1.gr - - usec hcrs ard used nsrs wlh r-spscf q
= rea- frUa - 1ne ior1 70 prc.1c .yse- eosi y IA
49, u<rsiT ETs Is a specin-en Of lie fsseAocd
sccus ard sys.Irsrr. vscn perTscss vital End n Aa'
Ga1Se the Iasei3sEeAceT. I'D Dot hear Mr. BEs
roS-but who that hss read FO0TEs coarse WI
gar brutal and entirely csuseless attsck. % eens
.or Ct ne moo unchecked, A. u was, By fne ooo!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

WI say ihsi BENroS speaks nostronEly Honor
What honor : there IN having seat IN the Coan
as OF the Repablc. Il members. whoSe private
sisrs sre not under consideration, cn bs openly
dared u uYricr Or a martcrcs. called coward
vis.n. degraded and Gishonorsole. al any moment
any knavo or fool whom er7or may have allowed
vo.ce and vote, chooses to rise and place such
Saguazs upon the rec'uls
Salelded ~ as axe sA3 Seroe-Sv us age At, let
sny persan insalt spcrcprse chAsUseuasat
caa he EMPLOYED sld ntc@ aroa ta;S ZaaFdsu. AMI ~
Nili 1nd CIT vaether yogag cooagh % rrssI b
WI aaf olt ny AZ wiihcsl coOsl,ng Sly caencs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30
Webs without Weaving-Cloth Unspun-The
Usage Rivera Naval Code-Posial Bill
far California.
for California

Cores onaence Of TIE Trbun-.
WA'HNcroS, TUESDAY, March y. ls5t
q @. BIsHOF aud JOIN AKSOLD--the one il
Connecticut the other IN New York-hase been
experimenting IN cloth making ever since l-2s
They toos on, two patents. but not '.l l-i6, were
they l1iy able to set spinningwaeeis and spinning
eunies cod wesyers looms az dehsnoe-theu
however they began 70 make good Goth for wear
M apparel. &c. without either spinning the wool
or weaving the yarn ARsoLD is dead BIsHof
wants u new patent, ana the House Committee
lWALpss, Chairman.J are fully satisfied that the
invention is new, valuable and useful BISHOP is
g have renewed patent % help deceased's
family.
The Osaec River runs 800 miles through Ms
souri. ent ing the latter 1o miles above s. Louis
Ia go miles only goo yards o. rocky obstruction to
is Tree NAVIGATION, has been found bat there
also bars, At low water, logs and trees The Usage
IS arge and beautiful. almost equal % the Ohio be
low Pittsburg-S 20i 600 would improve 1.-THE
state are ready to do the work. and 1t wants iede-
RAJ ands to meet all charges 1t would sell the
lands.
Bit by bit legislation is the rule here Like
patches on begcars garment, We cover hoe IN
a rent pace, after il has given way. bill IS be
fore Congress, IN Senate, regulating the pay aud
appointment OF Engineers in the Navy Mr. HgLEE
i.tNrNct- Ut. Long long heoi tue 'haIses "tte
rgng about the necessity OF Just Naval Code No
Code IVES framed and
Mr. RrsK Of Texas Chairman Of the Post Office
Committee believe, IN Senate, reports bill pro
yiding Tor double trips, that is, twice month each
WY, between Panama and san Francisco, by the
mall steamers. IL also creates Deputy Postmas
ter General, west, ard new Post-Osice Auditor,
enables an allowance Of IS per cent on collections
postage 90 be paid 20 Postnasters and author
izfs the Postmaster General and Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 appoint many Clerks a. they may
see h', and TO pay them any salaries they please
Institutions on the Pacific seem to be placed very
much IN the hands oil the Executive is influence
~. probably be proPortonaily extensive. send
the bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY TELfGaapa 10 TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Tho Forrest Divorce Case.

TARElsbIkg, Ia Fn1ay, NlFcn y
The bin to divorce Dir Edwin Forrest from bis
VIE Catherine hos been defeated on the final vote
in the Senate by one nsiorty-yeas 10, nays T.
yogrs SUsQUEHANEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

c his creed He rsiss ~ dsuusan when RsHo
7oAv SD that ne aiher hai chasused Isrs 81 ".
WHIPS. bar that be would nase use OF sccrp.ols.
zen tribes 's,t We want no whip or scorpion men
herr Its'hs other Kind fha; VI keen tn ihi-ty
-fa-es together
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Gen AITRED REDDNcros, Loco, has been
elected Mayor q Augusta, Maine, receiving oss
yotes % 5s2 Tor Mr DREw the Wing candidate,
and 70 scattering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Nsties.-rhe PHEsn Sass, westerly NJ soSn
.f,. A go rcb~d IN Dsesmbsr a<t q xD0ut 3iso sls
det III. issue u s Bills and procsfed new paiss the
s,si..soos rom " hieh are dsisd Jsn. l. 1850
The BAnk hayuK rsiened ne.fig al lheif od afeessnof
with tbs sxeepOn u he ndnsy viii befssfisf re-
esm M old birs II lheH eO1ntsfaA % which are osasa
previous " Jan 1, lz11.
ie-a 10 ns sls q Bank BY order u hs Dsseofs
m W Ss sHtss, l. "'N gTHEs yosrEs. cssaiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Nstfee- The msdie4i basinsss u ne late HISS.
a. saEswooo MD and The pfspssnoa % ne sssbfs,.a
n~di-. h,f ChpAie Dssas.s are So9unGed - usosi ~
III. i.t- S-.tdspcs by n ~ sHsRWOODs, soccsssoss.
80 49,. va Charnbsrs-st asw-fess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

Tar CUBAS EKPEDIrIos.-A Washington Cor
respondent Of Tie J0grAdi 0f C0mH>ree says
TIE Ca8a invasion pf1j,ct sfu4es n1en siisniion--
-,u- usmu-rs u Coz vel appnk-f " DO move
1s-nts Commodore P4sker Il = sad may wink a. ne
rrocoscings knOW several nigny Respectable <snsfn>h
n ne Norm snd SCUM 10 his ciy, who have been
.,ci.d ~ Laks command The chief Command = o1sfed
a Nlrth ~, NhO.s nslae vi not row Aralln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

coURr or AFpEkIs-Ab0Hy. 1arcA y, $50
Ys,,rssy No - s.tninsi apon pflnts1 sszs ests
spt soiEs Ho~src, Jr ecsseeL Tie gKcmeni u NO
.a6snusd B1on printed gsGnsns and loris- l.
grdseTe Counsel No z A,gusc. james W. Gerard
for c.nrf - error, Samuel Sherwood cf est<n1snf<
errcr No. J. AGED Wa Ensrso1 sS gxi1f3s u sf-
ror Samuel 5hervood oz cetercsrf n errot-rct ocn-
ciz6sd q tas a09T q scjo1rrns1L kTenanx Josfns@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Waisr-eure lssfiiutes.-Dr TALL fseslsss
galsHts al his cOmMOdlO as city esanshmsni 10 Lstn-G
II IL provided With several baihlng Guns OF wren
are sspt warn day add ghi dng us cod sssson I've
country establishments 81 Oyse~ Bay L. J. wa sny''
ANIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Phonsgraphy.-T. C. LsLiso, Reporter sHf
Teacher II nsre fsL nsa Broadway and Canal W I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

ns o Ss1 Der ~ !" !, sss a. pssss q Msossssr
HE.so a Asid@naEs and get yosf hair eat 70 proesiy
,tye .nd clean pair u hair brushes arsd 70 ssrn AMI
ssery customer n Asi6sb-ssns. ms lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Wias. Wigs. Wias.-CluSeBs tHd sNsot@s
are informed bs s l1zesi shsspesi and bssi ssSnne1,
,vpaaeula hair "a - fo1od q AkDaessf HGxe0s,
n Nsidec-lsn. The trade supplied. mD I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Dr., -hew and Rogers, wstsr Cure Iasuia'
noa, corner Tvslnh-sl .nd Uniyerafy place M "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30
GENERAL NOTICES.

O. FGwlery a. Wells, Pkrsssiegssts So
Pnbiishers, Clinton Hail Dl hssssn-a asI NE rss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30
PlsssrLyAyn IssrIrurIos FoR TIE BLisO.-

PLSssfLyASn ISsTITurIos FOR TIE bLisD-
We hare received ,hs Seventeenth Annual Report Of Ne
Pena.ylysns lcsatan0a ar he B-ad The sasr. q ne
Iasul1-lou appear ~ 10 10 exceedingly prosperous
conai10n T5s humber u Pgpis remaining % &c lsi
J.,u.ry $50 wss IS o. -, ls January 1873, & va p
.iuz he ne y.ar have been received have let, .nd
NJ a.. died Of ne number nos " ne Iasuyuba,
are supported BY hs s,1e u PenasyiVanis, 81 HS-Jsr
,sy Mar and Delaware, b. relations OF frssds
b. n4c4s u he lnsrnon, H. Ths orsncnes y earning
comprise he ordinary Engsh branches, Political Econ
oUav Me,sOroogy Lectures have also bees delivered
1-@xy 70 lhe lEsE1zuou Dy llo PrBcpal, Nj CsAPis
.nd us more .1ga1ced p1ps have senfed he Lectures
"a scAEfoezrs Dy M Dssk snd Prof n. RAD. VsriOos
e1crsors ssisk5orng Stsss have IRON ne 70 TINE
.eu ssxs1 ard every facility . E1Jf<>d he inmates u
fe ins1IgloB BOA FOR eLts4 snf pbyEca fecrestoc-
T cEce Of Pr-sdclf nsyiax been fesgnec a. ne con-
-ucsaeL q PRESENT rear By To sie hgniy esfseraec
..-1nc=nL Egri w hicnuds. Esc h4t once q Gov
~ ~ Hon -ANrgL ozE1k. Wlh dessfs 2 " Pausf-
sao q loan X K1ns koert o Waterman. snd ].
FrEEci. Fs.@r, - Vice Pfssi1suls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

THE CLIMATE - Gov. 5osn-
ool. IL strer written 70 trend IN - Ciasrsy4s'
dated Sal FrzDcisco, az. -. I-J0, says:
Ir=Sret tzl ny errsr sf psz yub.s5et 10 he sS1sf<
a11escec Any cre - cOms " Ihis ec411y-t "a -. -
1fsrceo Tns cOs ne co4ctry 10 az Gle. !. -.
EIrrp< ne god yhic1 . q! y "a De-. - -
~ - q. cJ1nuy worthless and ~ c1hi.-s - -
one Tas TIC VII coEe WIEN Lis 0ftHioc =. = LEI
.aced sv a. VIC -n-rstorr, - sNpr--s = op..D1 "
vi NC NJ - a.. rs 70 cOuae here. ea ny ld ssttsf
FRAN a. exc tsf O. eh8nors fof coia< snynz ~ -
-Ssruy lskInz l.to eousseer-.los = -
nv rrcr eesre - GO - esf1e GU efe &c be sdrnsA
n s.-slax hEve sd IL 10 county, d gotd Sbrn
Ia. = .aiG e. u sse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

- " iss and Too eslnDfs1se
VT Factory 10 a. { WslLst whore 81 al Dimes can -
fInd m Argsst IN Us city k1esseD 40
ciuzeas should cal .nd zdss for themselves sefn. 4sf
chA1ax elsewhere. BAICsELOs's hsvly loyened VIZ
silver nse1sl ~ F<ir Of ~ $1,000 -
g1s. Copy he address mJD A"sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

~ Liquid Hair Dye, apfoysd % W, 80 =. -. -
isy ~, 800 - s,rr an pssssnf o1or and b
Wasted win ne s1ongsss sosp hnnsdlsssT y seynsa
WITHOUT wslllag 70 drY. YU sA~, % sPDnrceiG ss
pas VIZ Ysr1s5ry WsJd mJDssts-S~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

OAR IROs-A fsa s<sort1sst Of cAs'sr knshsa rs
Deas a. saa s"a'A PETTEE EMAsN. rs sosfbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

FAMILIES are in,.ed 70 Ore car r.Lx YsLLe.. o.
o. fforr FshOd zcd al nt1no1s stssfsr<es - n1rt
- "a ne nsszenlre q s< ir1sfor srreis Any 4sanr
" Cor 11s however ANAL WI bseslysfed ~ psn of
sne Ban ass Hsnsfsftaret ~
NJ Iw- w HULL's SON, ios,ksd 10 Cafsl
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52.

called up, sung another ode, and were dismissed
with the benediction, pronounced by the Chaplain.
The audience dispersed in the most perfect order.
and seemed to be highly delighted with the ex-
erclses, particularly The Ladies, (may the Lord
bless them, and hereafter give them sober hus-.
bands.) think they are fully on our side; and
you know when that IS the case we have nothing
to fear, but can conquer all things overcome every
opposition, and plant our triumphant banner firm
upon the loftiest tower of Total Abstinence. (I
go for the Lades.)
The brethren Of the s. Order y returned o-ths
Division room, where they spent short time be-
fore separating And. sir, it was truly gTsssylus
- Po%noing to the calls that Were made. tell how
'l'e osaer was progressing in other sections. and
,' feat goad 1t is doing. am happy to inform
5ss, ed tha readers Of yous most excellent pa.
Whskey is necessity yEatRSdS q PROGRESSING in this
health to the water and SO may every other mot
to be, that is derogatory TO temperance; and may
the cause continue to prosper, until every inebri
ate shall be reclaimed, every greg shop annhila-
ted, and every son and daughter of Adam enlisted
in the mighty army of Temperance, and our glo-
rious banner, with our still more glorious motto,
g Love, Purity and Fidelity inscribed upon it
in colors that shall vie with the orb of day, be
and proudly wave over every nation,
kindred and tongue, and be formed by every
breeze that sweeps over this green earth.
Yours, in L. P. & F.
ONSI OW
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GummnniratiunH.
RIcuLANDs, onslow, July 80, 1850.

HIGHLANDS, Onslow, July 30, 1850.
Bro GoRMAN: Saturday, the 28th Of Ju-
ly, was day that will long be remember
ed at Richlands, and will tell greatly for
veal in this section for years to come
1t was the day for the public exhibition of
the students of Richland Academy, (pre-
paratory school TO Randolph Macon Col
lege.) And here permit me to say, that
the Students under the direction of their
beloved and accomplished teacher, Mr..
J.. G. Woodward, A. NJ, acquitted them
selves admirably; surprising the most SAN
gulne hores OF the patrons and friends OF
the Institution.
On the 18th of May last the Rev. Sam.
uel Pearce, Agent for the Order of the
Sons OF Temperance, organized Division
at this place. 1t was opened with 10 ap.
plicants, and though accessions have moi
been as numerous as in other sections, vet
our course has been steady and onward
and actuated by that spirit, which only ;
Son OF Temperance knows and feels, we de
termined not to let the 9th pass withou
an effort to extend our glorious principles
and rescue our fellows from under the gall
ing yoke Of accursed Alcohol. Therefor,
aPublic meeting was appointed 10 TAX
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-23
POETR Y.
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

FOX THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
TO Miss 3, of Raleigh.
III think of thee when morning light,
In rOseate beams bursts o'er the sea,
And when the stars make ev'ning bright,
Then, dearest one, I'll think Of thee.
When flowers hang down their heads in sleep
And song is hushed in every tree,
The moon doth still her vigils keep,
30 will watch and think of thee.
And should a tear my eye-lds stain,
With thoughts hard fate hath dealt to me,
Mem'Ty will breathe thy voice again,
And smiles will come with thoughts Of thee
Farewell when free from care thou art.
And pleasures charms forgotten be,
Give one kind thought to him whose heart,
In veal or woe, still doats on thee.
Raleigh, Aug. 20, 1850. F.
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SPIRIT OBJ THE AGE.
BY NDER NJ, GoRMAN
TERMS.

The SpIRIERpT THE AGE is published weekly
at oNE DOLLAR AND FIFrx~CENrs per annum.
payable in all cases, in advance. To Clubs of five
and upwards, one dollar each.
No subscriptions received for less period than
six months.
Advertisements inserted at the rates of One Dol
lar per square, for the first insertion, and Twenty
Ave cents for each continuance.
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Selected for the Spirit ofhe .4ge.
The Course of Love.

1T cHAREs ..JoRDoN
When man has gain'd some lofty point,
In his ambitious course,
And seeks still higher to ascend,
By aid of wealth or force;
Unconscious of all Danger, lie
Seeks nought but visions bright,
When 10! his schemes are all destroy'd,
And brightness turns to night.
And when property has pour'd
On man, its gifts so rare,
And countless friends do honor 10
To check his gay career,
And friends who long his bounty shar'd,
Shun him with seeming fear.
Thus, when lancied mutual love,
My ardent hopes had crown'd,
And thy sweet smiles and merry laugh
Made all look bright around
And when | saw thy sylph-like form,
In fairy lIghtness move,
| scarce dare entertain the thought
Thou vert my own true love.
Bright scenes like these my senses lul'd,
While Cupid's favors stream'd,
'I'ill rous'd by the unwe6ome truth,
found had but drsam'd;
Then came across nIy wounded heart,
The bitngs Of despair,
Whie all py images Of love
Isy crusl,'d and buried there.
But still struggling hope remains,
OF brighter days to come,
OF happy hours and sunny smiles,
To cheer and gladden. home;
Oh! yes, if thou wilt but relent,
And smile on me once more,
In thy fond love will sure be found,
Pure happiness in store.
The pleasing thought still to me clings,
From thee ne'er shall part,
Pouring sweet balsam in the wounds
Thy frowns caus'd in my heart:
Aud dear to me this truth shall be, -
And prove 1t false who can,
"The course Of true love ne'er ran smooth,
Since this fair world began"
Philadelphia, June %, 1850.
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place on that occasion; and invitations
sent to the neighboring Divisions, which
were numerously responded to. At o.
clock 2. M, Qhe appointed time,) the
members Of the Order, from the different
Divisions met in the Division room -
where under the direction of the Marshal
Bro. L. w. Humphrey, formed a process
ION, and after short march, proceeded to
the church, where all necessary arrange
ments were made for their reception. The
services were commenced by singing an
Ode, and an eloquent and appropriate
prayer by the Chaplain, the Rev. J. H.
Jefferson. After the brethren were seated
Bro; Y. w Humphrey introduced to the
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Defer Z!
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Ten thousand cases have been ctired eifec-
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Philadelphia Reading and Pottsville
Rail Hh ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Office Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90, 1850.
Two Passenger Trains daily (except Sunday.
ON and after April LIST, 1850 two trains will
Obe run each way, daily, between Philai
delphia and Poiisvine.
Morning Line, (Aeeonimodation.)
Leaves Philadelphia at ~ A. NJ, daily, ex.
cept Sundays.
Leaves Pottsville at ~ A. NJ, daily, ex-
'cep. Sundays. a
afternoon Line, {Fast 7rain)
Leaves Philadelphia at ~ O'Clock, daily,
except Sundays.
Leaves Po,isulle at % O'Clock daily ex-
cept Sundays.
Passengers cannot enter the cars unless
provided with Tickets. 20
The sftembon, or fast trains do not stop al
Auburn, Althouse's Bridesboro', Rogers
Ford, Valley Forge, Port Kennedey, Spring
Mill or Falls.
NOTICE.--Fifty pounds of baggage will
be allowed to each passenger in these lines
and passengers are expressly prohibited
from taking any thing as baggage but their
wearing apparel which viii be atthe risk Of
its owner. 5S
By order Of the Board Of Managers.
April is, 1850. 5. BRADFORD,
Secretary
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Re1aOCaJ :!

The subscriber returns his thanks TO his
friends for their liberal patronage to him, and
respectfully solicits continuance of il at his
new shop On the lower end of Main street in
Bloomsburg, Immediately opposite the Star
Office, where he has removed his
BOOT f. SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
He. continues TO manufacture all kinds Of
Boots and Shoes in the best manner and nea-
test style and keeps osssisntly on hs1d an
will sell at the lowest prices for cash or coun-
try produce. --qr
He can furnish any desirable style of Mems
coarse or fine boots, brogans; CATERS, or slip
pers, and also Ladies' and Misses shoes,
slippers and CATERS. u. B. WEAVER.
an 10 .b0-tf
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of testatum writ Of venditicoi
exponas directed to me by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Schuylkill county, and entered
in the Common Pleas of Columbia county,
will be exposed 10 public sale at the Court.
house in Bloomsburg, on Saturday the fourth
day of May next, at I o'clock, P NJ, all the
right, title and interest in three certain tracts
or pieces of land, situate in Sugarloaf town
ship, Columbia county, containing about $40
acres, more or less, bounded by land of John
Lewis on the West, - Ashelman on the
North, Jacob Harrington on Tie North. East,
and others, one tract of which contains 430
acres, one tract containing ITO acres. and
one tract containing 40 acres, all joining
whereon are two saw mills with sufficient
water-power, frame house and frame sta.
BILE, with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold
as property of late the estate of Thos. Fitch,
deceased. PETER BILLMYER, Shf.
Sherif7s Office, Bloomsburg,
April 10, 1850.
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Reform Your Habits.

Come ye, with garments bare and seedy,
Ye bach'lors, widowers, husbands too,
If, in the outward man you're needy,
We soon can make you good as new.
The subscriber. respectfully informs his
friends and the public that be continues TIE
TAILORING BUSINESS
at the old stand, on heisec1nd story of the
Exchange Building, Bloomsbufg.
He will be careful to see that his work is
made up in the best manner, and he fiatters
himself that he will be able to give entire
satisfaction in point OF cut, fit and style, as
we'll as in price. He therefore respectfully
solcits his friends and the public to give him
a trial.
Spring and Summer fashions on hand, and
nothing shall be lacking to satisfy the wants
of old friends and new customers.
M; VAN BUSKIRK.
Bloomsbury, April 6, 1850.