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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,

NO. 95 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHIL
ADELpHIA, PA.
This house is kept by D. BLAIR, and is one
Of the best in the city. Merchants and 9TH
ers visiting Philadelphia would do well 10
give him a ;al.
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GIVE 'EM FITS!!
Peter =. Leidy

Can manufacture just as neat aud flsliiona-
BILE suit OF clothing as any other tailor in
these diggins. As sample of his work
manship, he refers you 10 the
BEST FITTING COAT
To be found in the town. which is quite GER
tain 10 have come from his shop.
lie regularly receives the latest city fash
ions, and from his experience i'm tie bust
ness can ensure satisfaction in his work.
lie has also OH hand an gssertment Of
CLOTH,
CASSiAlERES,
s. TRIMMINGS,
AT the lowest prices, from which he will
make up 10 order coat;, pants, or vests OF any
desirable style.
y-His shop is on the North SIDE of Main
Street, a few doors above the Courthouse.
Bloomsbury, Feb. II, 1850,
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Novels,

School Books, Blank Books, Ledgers, Day
books and Journals; Gift books, Keepsakes
&c, for sale at the Bloomsbury Book Store,
by
Joseph Swartz.
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Solomon Neyhard

OF Genre township, will be candidate in
the Democratic Convention o. Columbia
County for the nomination of Deputy Sur
veyor General.
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Auditors Notice.

The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Columbia county, to au-
dit and adjust &C., the account of George
Hidley administrator of Henry Hidley decd,
will attend TO the duties of his appointment,
at his office, in Boomsburg, August 18th
1850, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, wheu all persons
interested may attend
CHARLES r. BUCKALEW.
Auditor.
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Books! Books 1!

Joseph Swarlz has just received new lot
of Literary Historical, Religious, Poetical
Miscellaneous and School books, TO which
he invites the attention ofthe reading public
OF Bloomsburg.
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Removal

WILLIAM WIGHT has removed his
butcher-shop to the. upper end of Third
Street at the foot Of East or Iron Street,
where his numerous customers can always
find the choicest meats 10 their pala,es con
tent.
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Samuel Everett

OF Oran9e township will be candidate this
all for Deputy Surveyor of Columbia couu-
ty,
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UOAf OHlNs

And the improvements upon il are A
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and olher
outbuildngs. II is only few miles from
Bloomsburg, and offers profitable invest
ment 10 purchasers.
= TERMS and conditions viii be made known
on the day of sale by
ROBERT F. CLARK.
Bioomsburg, August 7th is5O.-2t
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TAILORING IN LIGHT STREET
JAMES SMITH

JAMES SMITH
Invites.the attention of the fashionable in
Light Street TO his stsie of cutting garments
He makes them in the best and most tasty
manner, and can can ensure satisfaction in
his warkmanihip.
He receives the latest fashions, and when
cutting onlp is desired, the work is marked
carefully for the maker.
W-All kinds of country produce taken
exchage for work.
Light Street, Feb. Il, 1850.
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400 Young Fruit Trees sc.

~ This offers rare chance 10 persons
wishing 10 purcase property OF this descrip-
ton, as il might be made a most profitable
tavcrn-stand, aud is in aheallhy and desira
BILE location.
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ASPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Ladies
alters and Slippers just manufactured and
Tor sale by WARREN Russell
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ANOTHER VALUABLE FARM

In Hemloek township, Columbia county,
adjoining lands of Ballis Appleman, Philip
Appleman, John M'Reynolds and others, and
continuing III Acres and 46 Punches There
is in this farm body of good
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A VALUABLE FARM

Containing III Acres of excellont land, a.
bout 60 Acres of which is cleared The
property is situated in Columbia county, 10
miles above Bloomsburg, on The main road
10 TowanGa. The improvements consit of a
lNge frame TAVERN HOUSE, well fur
nished, and which is entirely new-A NEW
LARGE BARN and stabling for Tavern Stand
Ia good TENANT HOUSE& BARN, and
aver
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GREAT ARRIVAL
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
sloan and Mende III.
HAS Just received fresh assortment of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, of every va
riey which they are now ready 10 exhibit 10
all those who may favor us with a call, as
we will sell OH fair and accommodating
terms. Their stock consists OF every variety
of Dry Goods.
CLOTHS CASSINIERES, sc.
Linen and Gotten fabrics and Summer
wear of all kinds, Calicues. Chints Cling
hams, Lawns, and Muslins, bleached and
unbleached.
Palm-leaf and other Hats.
Queens-ware aud Hardware of all kieds.
GROCERlES.-Fresh and new and a very
fne assortment, as cheap as the cheapest
FISH, SALT, 8 PLASTER.
p. Country produce and lumber, al.
ways taken in Exchange for Merchandise,
at the Brick Store directly opposi,s the Court
House.
A. ]. SLOAN,
T.. MEN NDENHALL.
Bloomsburu Anril "a 1880
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REUBEN w. WEAVER

vention of Columbia County Tor the uoniua
ton of Prosecuting Attorney.
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For Good Watches

2Q Henry Zuppingcr returns
g. his thanks for past palro-
I@ESMS Jnage, and invites the pub
Nn\ sA3 lie TO examine his new
VIE "SE2 assortment of -.
&AE \ s.yS@Fi CLOCKS, WATCHES, e
WI - sssszss Trimmings, Glasses, and.
KEYS. Balance Wheels, Jewels, which Ire
offers for reasonable prices He will ;iso re
pair clocks, watches, and musical and opii-
cal instruments in u satisfactory msnner.
His shop is in The middle room OF the TX =.
change block, nearly opposite 10 the Court
House.
Boonsbum, Nov. eS, 1910. 49,
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Church'Letting.

The undersigned Committee Of the Prim-
Tive Methodist Church wall receive propo-
sails for building church in Third Street of
Bloomsburg, the building TO be 36 feet by
4s. The plan OF the Church can be seen at
the Post Office in this place, and the propo-
sails will be received on Thursday the 18th
of August inst, between the hours of and
sP. Nj. at the old Presbyterian church of this
town.
Joseph Mason Abe3nego SYLVESTER
Benjamin Beddoe William Wood
Charles Latham James George
David Powell Charles Jones
Andrew Falls John Williams
Richard Knowlton COMMITTEE
Bloomsburg, August slh 1850.
y WINDSOR AND COMMON CHAIRS
made TO order of any desirable style at the
chair manuiactorv OF b. HAGENBUCH
Bloomsbury, May 10th 1850.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Tavern House and Farms.

On Monday the 10Th of August inst, at 1
o'clock M, the following valuable real
property will be offered at public sale, at the
Court House in Bloomsburg First -
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HATS AND CAPS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he has just re-
ceived from the city, large and select as
sortment of
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FASHIONABLE
e Hats and Gaps, Of
DURABLE MIKE And IMPROVED
STYLE, which he offers for cash sales very
cheap, al his old stand, on Main Street, sec
ond door South of the ourt house.
" He. e.continues 10 manufacture Hats 10
order as usual
THOMAS WILLIS.
Bloomsbury, Nov is, 1s49.
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In Mauch Chunk, on Tuesday, July esd,
WILLIAM c., infant son Of DR.. w. w. Right
er, of that place.
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Reform YOur Habits.

July 81, 1S50.--3t
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25

The CHANCELLOR THE ExcHEaUER said the charge for
salaries had been reduced from f3. 7e3 900 in 1915
e. 900 in 1885; and enumerated the various offices
where reductions had taken place. In the excise Office alone
nearly half million paid annually below the
pendiure of 1888 great reduction had also taken place
in the expense Of collecting the for instance the
customs it was in lsis f5 9s 3D.; in 1850, e5 l5s 3D.
In the excise it was 1s4s E6 Is Id. in 1850, e5 I3s
Cd. In the stamp Office twas in s4s, f2 Is Sd in 1850,
60 0s I'd In the assessed taxes it was in ls4s, e3 6s
sd in 1850, a3 IS. 3d.
He said Mr. HENLEY had overlooked the effect which the
employment of machinery had produced in the price OF manu-
ac,ures and that many articles entering into the consump
ton of families had either increased in price had not ma
teriay diminished Butchers meat for instance, was high
in s49 than it in lsi3, and potatoes nearly double
the price, I, was well known that in every department Of
Government there bad been progressive increase Of bus
ness Government did not pay higher salaries than were
paid by other great establishments and the Government off,
cals worked quite hard the clerks in those establish
ment or in private houses Of business The cashier Of the
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25
Russian Legation. washington. May. 1850.

LITERARY and scientific works, objects Of industry,
and natural history have been sent from all countries to
the Emperor and the members Of the Imperial Family in
such numbers that il has been found to establish
certain rules for their admission. Hereafter and from this
date all wishing to address the Emperor or the mem
bers Of the Imperial Family requested TO inform the Rus
Legation Of their intentions In every the Legation
bound to apply for special permission and when recev-
ed, will advise the interested parties
The observation of these formaities will be strictly enforc
ed and notice whatever will be taken Of those who will
neglect conform to the above regulations may 23-St
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25

open fsgran dangerous violation Of law, it is his
duty to come with the proper force Of country to the rescue
of the violated law, and assert and establish it.
do not know what the precise facts in this case but
have apprehension at all that will be found that any
thing has been done which should have been done that
any thing intended which should not be intended have
the least doubt that whatever has done
has been done upon full consideration and that the
to this inquiry will show to the country that step has been
unadvedy taken, and that object has been cherished but
the general sautay, beneficial Of preserving the
Of the country.
But the honorable gentleman went somewhat further He
says that landing be made the island Of Cuba under
the flag of the United States, is breaking out Of civil war
in regard to which must be neutral Why, certainly
may be neutral if act for carrying that invasion and
raising that flag Of the United States in Cuba has been done
attempted to be done, set foot prepared accord
ing to the language OF the statute the United States
Mr.. YULEE. The Senator seems to have understood
saying the flag Of the United States. did say
said that the moment that the revolutionary Gag raised
there civil war, and there bellgeent parties.
Mr. WEBSTER. II is the same thing. The honorable
member says that when revolution breaks out is civil
and in civil war bound 20 be neutral Very
WELL But it is neutrality all to suffer preparations for
wamlary armaments-to be fitted out and sent from this
country TO carry that That certainly is not neutral-
y and tina. is exactly what the statute Of 1918 intended to
prevent that such civil commotons should be
aided by military fitted the United States
that being supposed to be against the general law of neutrality
The honorable member, while speaking OF the particular
circumstances Of this case nuged in general remark He
fears that there aposon drumming through various acts
Of the present which nclDes that side
Of these questions which the republican side That's
of opinion into which shall enter. II is very
pertinent the question before the Senate. only
say that, for one have evidence Of such intention
sympathy manifested the President Of the United States
believe he the laws Of the country hones-
~ fairly, and firmly, hope he will do, trust he viii
do, believe he will do. AS to the rest sr know no
thing to lead suppose that he is good republic
can any Of us.
Mr.. CLAY Mr. President, have no, risen to eo,er in
to any discussion Of this resolution which strikes being
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who chooses to emgrate to the island and take part
with either side has the do provided he chooses
to incur the hazards of the contest And say further
that every American ship engaged in lawful commerce is
entitled to be protected in its pursuit by the public force
say them that the instructions far from being consistent
with the rights Of American citizenship and property are in
violation Of those rights further and say that the acts
ordered be done of say that the President
has undertaken involve the country in the danger Of
hostile collision without the authority of Congress- and there
fore in violation Of the constitution In support OF this posi-
ton have to refer back to the ground which took just now
that the revolutionary flag has been raised in the
island civil is begun and that by the laws OF nations
the respective parties in the struggle be regarded by all
other people beligerent powers. say them that the
order given TO fleet to upon the coast OF Cuba where
this raging take part in that by preventing
enocemens and supplies for party and not the Other
participation in the revolutionary party should
be successful it will justify them in treating the United States
hostility towards them with all the severity due to these taken
with arms fagrante beAo.
understand Mr. President. that there occurred during
the last summer-and have only learned II this morning.
much which did meet the public eye with reference to
what was supposed to be the time movement looking to
the revolution of Cuba shall desire to modify this resolu
ton to ell that transped them am told there
believe that instructions given and that
occurred at that time which ought &, be
known the country and which of most e1traordi
nary character do rest this apprehension upon my
responsibility but in order to bring out the facts what
they may be, shall ask to amend the resolution
10
with respect Cuban affairs during the past
Mr. President it will be observed that have carefully alb
stained from expressing any appreciation of the alleged
ment Its justice, propret and policy depend upon matters
Of which not sufficiently informed judge present
think proper say, that when offered this resolution
knew nothing Of the particulars the details of this
except what generally known to the country and
yet must say, believe majority of the citizens of
this republic will also say that my sympa,hes with the
republican pay-srongly aud anxiousy with them. trust
in God their movement may be successful one, and that
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-17

limited STATES HOTEL, washington, ID. C.-The
United states Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished IL FOR the reception Of The situation
house and ts capacity recommend particularly the avhs
public and 70 persons having business At the Capitol w
few steps OF the railroad and short distance rom w
Capitol The proprietor feels confident II his ability 20 make ns
coosabe and mem that exeons shall bc
vsters EDW. ~. FULLEk,
Jan ioSsawsw Survivor late Arm Of A. Fuller Co
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DHILIP BARTON KEY viii sttsnd 90 any business
he may ntuscd win before either Of the courts o. ths @
ct and will also attend the prosecution OF claims before
geru and The Departments Once on q street. -. -
WAsnlHsroHs July i6s 1876. ~ suVH-Ssvu'
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NEW SPRING aOODsTbe subscribers have TINS Day opened
The following very desirable goods for ladies' dresscs'
In silks will open
Plain rIacc spring silk
Fine DO do
Checked do
Super India do -,
Plaid figured and striped spring sik
Embroidered twisted 40 aesa
Grenadne
Plain pink blue bur- corn drab, green, and variety Of figured
In
Figured plain pink plain blue, apple gsecn, corn.
assortment Of seasonphc goods, all on
which we invite ladies' call and before purchasing ele
where determined sell small profits insure quick
sales -
Mar - Z. III. HOOE y w.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1850.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the reading Of the Journal
MIR. MCLEAN moved that the Journal be corrected, 30
~ to show the evidence, - well ~ the resolution
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. BERRET,
IrSr f,h<<f fsi~xL Ar fhe IseusfDW (D6TcR,

OFFERS his services public for the prosecution
PENSIONS OF In the revolutionary war unaeI
the various acts and resolutions claims account
Virginia pay commutaion under the provisions Of
July s. PENSIONS bounty land and extra and back pay
growing OF the with Mexico
give particular attention 10 claims Of every onc. az
scrpon before Congress executive departments
government
NJ In ali cases letters must be- post paid
Once dwelling II street, between sth and ioth'
March 5-eod2m
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A
Mr. DAWSON / did not ask them
not their authority for bringing here. He has not their
authority to say that they desire TO be passed Does be
know that they do not give their appreciation 70 the bill
question Does he know who prepared this bill which
Nj. DAWSON viii ask the senator If this bill was
not submitted 10 him by the Secretary Of the INTERIOR
Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,. Not to my know
i M. DAWSON. Did he NOT send you bill which wa.
laid upon his table by some other person
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts Not that know Of
will now ask the senator. who proposed this bill, and
Mi. DAWSON. As the honorable senator desire. il,
will answer that question. got il through the secrea.
ry OF the board. And will ask the senator another
question. Was not this bill laid upon your table some
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts, Well, really did not
know what the bill was
Mr. DAWSON. Did the honorable senator see it
Mi. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts,. knew the secretary
OF the board had drawn up bill. knew il was as he
stated, his at least such bill, and one drawn
BY another person Il was introduced here for the pur
pose do not charge my friend with any such purpose,
Tor know that he has no such purposebui il is my ap.
prehension that il was introduced here from the
from which emanaies for the purpose OF creating con-
honorable senator to dscam that Il was introduced here
through any Of the Census Board Then must be to
crafty the taste OF the author for procedure OF this
through he Senate Now ne very %e do
not question the fact that the senator from Georgia APP
proves aud has undoubted right approve, Of this
BILL know that his motives good from beginning
TO end But while make this concession cannot shut
my eyes the fact that he is lending himself TO purposes
OF others, without being entirely aware TO what they
tend have in my hand an Official report OF tables made
BY this Census Board 10 without date and II proper
or me to say that did not appear that any member Of
the committee knew anything Of il, until after we had
made report Of bill and tables, and laid il upon the
able which was printed Then il was for the first time
committee. - N
ven, nr what does this letter say that has Just been
msxe report 81 tables 10 Congress, and that they hold
themselves IN readiness 10 make report when called
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
Duhlluue Iowa. Det
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
provisions of of the General Assembly of the State
of Iowa, entitled can Act to authorize general Incorpo
raons, for the purpose of mutually insrring dwelling
houses, storcs shops, and other buildings, fur
nlre, and other property of its members.
The capital stock incorporated consists of the deposited
premium notes of its members, subject to assessment fol
losses and expenses.
Two and half per cent on the amount of the dcpos
premium is actually paid in when the articles of In
corporation .sgned and effected by every
member and the remainder is be paid whenever the
Directors shall make on said notes to pay loss
es and expenses.
The association commenced its corporate existence
tho Goth day of April l948 which will expire on the 26tf
day of April 1868, but subject to renewalby unanimous
vote of the members for like period of twenty years.
The officers of the company consists Of board of twelve
directors be elected annually the first Monday il
June and President Secretary, and Surveyor appointed
by the Directors.
c. II. BOOTH, President
J. C. WEArHERBy, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
C. II. Booth, J. P. Farley, James l.. Langworthy,J
Weatherby, F. V. Goodrch Richard Benson, W. IS. Gil
liam, Jno G. Shields r. A. Lorimer, w. Lawther, Pete
NAPLES, and NJ. hOblcy.
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Vienna CONFECTIONERY.

TINE subscriber having purchased the Confectionery
l. Establishment, recently owned by Paul keine, on
Main street. the Book Store, prepared to furnish all
kinds of Candies and Confectionery at Wholesale and Re-
tail, upon the most reasonable terms.
To Country Merchants and shop keepers who may wish
deal in articles in my line, offer such inducements
cannot fail their CUSTOM manufacture all my
self and confidently recommend them, equal to any
that be bought in the Eastern or Southern market
The Laics of Dubuque informed that am prepared
oo-nsh all kinds of Cakes at the shortest notice. for Par
ties Weddings much cheaper rate than they be
made otherwhcrcs They respectfully invited to call
Recollect Main street, near the Book Store
c. JACKLEY.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. II, lSi0. l4-ly
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Public Land, Real Estate, COilcc-
ton of Debts, and
dE ER AL NCY.
DUBUQUE, IOW.t

p"hooCE T., iOHH.
~ h O.e. - ithen.'s es.a",si'Gu u! ule Supsc,'
lepi,mat. snhrr. Of a A." mrs Sm,;csvz: '''' '''>
For business of all dcScr pti"ns connected with the u
5. Land Office, the Surveyor Generals Office for Wis
consin and Iowa.
Purchase, sale, loan, or location of Military Land War
rants;
Purchase, sale, or lease Of Real Estate.
Payment of taxes on l.andsor City Lots.
Redemption of Lands or Lots from Tax sale.
Investigation Of Titles. Convey yancing, &c. &C. &c.
The attention Of Emigrants Emgrant Societies, Land
Brokers, and Dealers in Warrants, is respectfully nvi-
ted to this office, the subscribers opportunities of
formation cu0ry ample, during residence of six
ten years in Iowa. He has b.en nine years connected
with the Dubuque Land Office, and and half years
resident of the Dts MoincS Valley, Member of the
Board of Public Works. and Register Of the State Land
Office,
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Il. l.. nightingale,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC:
Office on Nain-sereet, opposite tie Bank.
WILL practice in the Justices Courts, and in the Dis
w trict Court of Dubuque County. He will also give
particular attention to Conveyancng, Drawing OF Mort
gages Leases and every description of writing neededby
those who may need his services.
Dubuque, April, 1850. 30-Gm.
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Land Warrants.

COATED on time, on advantageous terms. Appl!
IL to the undersigned
VIM. JOSHUA BARNEY,
Agent for Robertson & Holland
DrOficc' No. 3, Globe Building, East side Main Street
Dubuque, Iowa.
October 3lst. lS49. 9-tf