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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27
.,ar BALLOON ASCENSION.

- .smbcr Of people we're drawn togeih-
..s. on Wednesday last, to witness
tension. The town was literally
49, - IL o'clock, and from every dircc-
H~were seen coming in, for several
~. Rut the number Of folks present to
|les;.s;tv did not make for the profit Of
tese. The audience outside of his en-
90 aany thousands larger than that
a ne receipts were not sufficient to
~ sroenses of the ascension. About
E -nh;n the enclosure. However, Mr..
..aoed his part Of the business well,
- .erv handsome ascension, much tc
<..,;oo Of the spectators outside Of the
:. ,hose inside. The following from
..e.M Pioneer, gives authentic particu-
"A. -,;;at voyage, furnished by the nronaut
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 18th.
E&tcrs,-1 have not time 10 give you
a.s,,icu,ars Of my voyage at present; sui-
f.T.v. that, at ten minutes after 4 O'Clock
"Wednesday Oct. 18th, | assembled into
~. from out an amphitheatre on tho east
Grnyton. The lower current Of wind
a. directly over the city, in western di-
On passing westward tor about two
..v current of air drove me to the north
N. c;ty. In n few minutes more gained
80 that brought me to east northeast
..-.,,v minutes Of Eve o'clock, entered
n 1sose floor of clouds that foated about a
80 nv earth. Icontinued to ascend and
81 !. the same course. At five O'clock
- INV greatest altitude, and was envalop
= second floor Of clouds, which were a
- niles from the earth. Before | had sue
4 passing through this vapor, the balloon
T.i.scend. Half-atter five O'Clock, hac
~ beneath the whole Of the clouds, ant
In - 4 fine view of tho rich country o
q al was travelling. About this time
- own of Springfield, which bore abon
north of me. Twenty minute:
M ~ 1put seven miles beyond Springfield
1I~sI6eurrcnt of air that blew nearest tho
nshich brought me three or four miles
Isned to descend i'll the open fields (which
xs1sd in doing in safety al ten minutes be
s6s'dock, P. NJ, having been in the aimos
y - hour aud forty minutes, ana travelled
eeircuitous route which | took about forty
The place on which landed was the prop
HIM. Pierce, four miles east of Springfield
II vas kindly assisted by several gentle
Ind hospitality received by Mr.. Hubbard.
RICHARD CLAYTON.
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LAW PAlEEYlNIGSIEIlpo
PARKER Il GREEN.

SAMUEL w. PARKER, Of Connersville, Fayette 90.
and J. w GREEN of Richmond, Wayne county, have
entered into for the of civil b
siness in The Wayne Circuit Court All such business
trusted with either will receive the joint both,
W. Green continues his old Of the
Bank, where he still hopes receive his pub
lie patronage. As Master in Chancery will udmns-
oats, take depositons decda
mortgages, &c.
July l4th. 1893. l7:tf
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cIsfa Of an old gentleman once who had
lsSsuters, all Of whom were manageable.
oeck went wooing the youngest and
kS1eer consent to take him for better or
Upon application to the old fellow
sent, he flew into n violent rage. de-
49, no man should pick his daughters in
sad It he wished to get into his fam
~. &nt marry the oldest, or leave the house
Carolina Gag.
- chase, Of Illinois, has located Col
- Ae Sermillion river, not Ear from the
Is 0'awa, and named it Jubilee Col
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1886.
1893.
81 81 p

Showing Wing gain of seven members
The following elections to take place in
Norensber. After November no further elections
for Congressman take place till April.
1896
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CINCINNATI MARKET,
OF % lS0S

Oct -. 1000
FLouR.-Thc demand for this article contn-
ucs anguid ruling price &c. cts.
WHIsKEy has arrived IN small lots, the last week,
sells TO-DAY at 80 cts.
PoRK-None in market; mess $50; prime SIS;
nominal.
LARD is firm at 10 l l cts. stock on hand very
light.
BAcoN-Nono arriving; demand good; sales,
hog round Gets, hams l3 cts.
KENTUCKY Man. ToBACco.-Thcre is a brisk
enquiry for this article; sales quick, at 10 cts. for
No. l.
GRA1N-Wheat has advanced; note sales
at 81, is; corn IS cts; and oats. 45c.
WHITE BEANs-None in market-fW Wing.
Statistics of a Modern Drama-Sxty pounds
of powdered birthstone, for ightnng!-Twenty
four peas of thunder!A dozen imps, with tails! ~!
Ditto, bloody daggers!!!--A skull and cross
bones !!!!!-Forty battle axes!M!!!--Six terrific
combats, three of them double handed!!!!M!-A
couple of !!!--Eigh, murders!!!!!m!
A pair of ensnnguined shirts M!!MM!!-One CO.
mic song !.!!!!!!!-Three hundred d-n's, and
forty-six pages Of blasphemy N!t!M!M
The present population of Ireland, is abou,
| For tho Palladium.
RICHMOND, Ger. 25sh 1888.
Aessrs Editors II have been requested, through
your paper, to call the attention of the citizens,
and especially of the former members Of tho As
sociaiian, to the subject Of again establishing a
Lyceum in this place for the ensuing winter. 1t
is deemed unnecessary to say any thing with re-
gard to the merits and Importance OF such an in
sttution, they will be sufficiently evident to all
who may wish to participate in them 1t is hoped,
however, that those who have heretofore had the
management of the Society, will make arrange
ments soon to have il recognized.
! The second story Of the Warner Building can
be had as place of meeting.
JUvRNIs
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber is prepared in tho
above business with despatch Persons wishing BLANK
BOOKS made have them ruled my
directions The best of paper will be used, if wished,
the work executed i'll style which he viii meet
the appreciation of all who try him.
Gran assortmen, of BLANK BOOKS will be ken, or
hand. and OLD Books REBOUND. Prices moderate.
OTBiNDERY situated on Main street, over Ellis p.
Coale's Boot and Shoe Store
T. c. YONGE
Richmond, june 2. 1893. 2Iu
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SAMCEL I. MCMMEY, viii collect merchants
- and others if encouraged, render il
inducement. will deposit any security required.
For testimony of character, ne viii refer any gentlemen
the following individuals:
JoHS HIsEs, J Richmond =,
B. w. DAVIS. 1' a.
&C., A. FARaUHAR,l
LEWIS DAVIS, .Nesc BGris, Ohio.
DAVID CoTToM,
FaKp'K koHM, ! c.-. Of
Sruxr & GgSxLE, O'''"
Richmond, October 9Th, 1888. AFT
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned hare
taken of the Delaware Probate Count letters o(
Administrations of Henry George, deceased
All persons indebted the said estate ~
qaesssd make immediate payment: and those having
claims against notified prssen, them, duly
settlement. within twelve
dase. The estate sxgposed to be solU cnt.
WILLIAM MACf.1 .,-.
JESSE MUNDEN,
f0dh mo- zTdh, 1893. 42-1s
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE

the subscriber, having purchased the stock of CQALE
N HAMILTON, has made large additions 10 shc same.
and ready iurnish his friends customers with
as good an assortment, md good be
purchased IN the West, either Wholesale or retail
ELLIS y. COALE.
G-Work made 10 oIicr the shor,es, notice; all sr
mended gratis
Richmond, Juns2, 1893. ol,f
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N1E Subscriber would infosm tAe public tae h
l. business Of Csvsriet Weaving as.;n.
IN all its branches, and by his long ~
hopes give general satisfAetioa- JEANS manufactured
by the yard; also good assosssssus Of
hand Soom Jeans Tor sale, by se piece pafs wAief Is
vsry superior the loom Jeans, du,abiisy He
can be found IT his old staad Front AlseGA
MATTHEW RATTRAY.
Richmond. June D, 1885, 21,am
p. s. He wkeep constantly for salo Cotton Yam mad.
kexpresly for double coseriess- Mr.
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sweet POtatOc.

sweet potatoe is somewhat difficult to pre-
seed. In several attempts to keep them
ae winter we almost totally failed
esng 10 have sorne where read that smoke
I sereat preservative o! the sweet potatoe.
~ packed in very dry earth a box OF
80 placed in a position free fro" frost,
esed to the influence of smoke. The re-
entire success A few large ones which
aded to have soon used were laid or the
a, covered with mat; they were forgot
femained there till May perfectly sound
columbus Register.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

The Congressional election 10 Arkansas took
place on the lst inst. One member.
*Omtting the vacant district.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27
A TRI-wEEKLY LINE OF STAGES,
From Cincinnati to Richmond, j

lb SUBSCRIBER would respectfully Inform the travelling
community that he running Of eachss
from Cincinnati 10 Richmond, via Of Venes, Mlvs, Ox
ford and Liberty to Richmond, which route than
FRY other to Richmond. and passengers be carried
through the day; the subscribers by giving sood
commodatoas hopes receive liberal patronage The
Coach leaves Cincinnati every Sunday Tuesday 4 Tbuns-
day at O'Clock A. NJ; arrives Richmond day
al O'Clock NJ; leaves Richmond every Monday, We'd
nssday and Saturday, oeloekA. n. arrives a. Cincin
natl same day at O'Clock r. NJ.
stage-oiess-Cal, House, Cmeianasi; Richmond Hoei,
Richmond.
A. E<TEP
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Most inn ,,ortant vhig Victory.


! eection was held in this city yesterday for
|yor and members of both branches CT the
|Council, which has resulted in tho complete
Is Of the WING nominees. by most signal and
bhant majorl:ies. Shepard {. Lcakin. the
E.n.ts.Srss,. ~ chosen MAYOR by m1iority
S-ses and twenty one Wings have been I
xAshe City Councils, being majority of
1es6ibalIot.
! itdc,ioi, we are happy to say, was not
rAized BY those scenes Of violence which
Nd our city two weeks ago. The money
&hGovsrnrncnt was wanting, and no hred
appeared at the polls to prevent the aged,
~ ,imid from depos,ting their ballots
Soeseauence was, that tho Wings have OBJ
MAJORITY of nearly five hundred votes
irty which. Calls short Of their real suprema-
baltimore. This result shows conclusively
abut for the violence which prevented
ne.ion on the Sd Of Oct, MIR. Steele would
s1Aaiaed in b ,ltmore sufficient minority to
Tim the Governor of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-
IA of the Ohio Stcte Houss.--We stepped
IN l. Commercial Wharf, yesterday TO view
sesni model of the con tenplated new State
ii Ohio, designed ny Mr.. a. b. Young, the
M Of the new Custom House. The model
Ne Doric order, and at c, cry point OF view
ma ine display of ARCHITECTURAL beauty
min building, including two committee
=, occupies 40 feet in front. ant! $40 IN
& All the details are in perfect ko splng
htAe design be carried into execution, C.Hio
bsable to boast Of one of the finest public
tags in the Union.-Boston Post.
6Sale at Batescille, Arkansas.-'The News
ne 2O.h says--'rhe land sales at this place
launcnced on the 10Th inst, and have been con-
we'd until the present. We are informed that
ono quarter Of section has been sold at
Nc sale. and that, at only Sl,25 per acre
- are many who wish to purchase, but can
sosain sufficient gold and silver to do SO. l. Is
! The country
VA paper comes from way down east in
aat with the following postscript:
~ Shocking Acc idcnt.
sase received the following higaly shocking
sran, news: Don't he frinhtend, read
70 President dined at Street Springs. Va
rond inst, with II. A. Wise seated mex
81 g the public tablet There, our reader:
s.9se havn't given them any news Thu
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Fourth lnstalment.
NOTICE to Stockholders in the Richmond Ira
ding and Manufacturing Company.
THE payment Of the FOURTH INSTALMENT Of
the Stock said company, required be made the
first day Of Noreuber The nsfalmens will be 70
ceivcd heretofore, the Office Richmond Gy-Siriek
p1aaetuaiity Is regaested w. NJ LEEDS. Sec,x
July 25 1888. 29,n
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10 40 So SIS EIH
new AND CHEAP GOODS,

~|E have just received extensive assortment Of
w SEASONABLE GOODS from the eastern cities.
which were bought at reduced prices and will be sold
ualy low for cash. approved produce, credit
to punctual cusomers Purchasers requested To call
and examine stock, consisting of blue black
brown drab, invisible green Cloths Camercs SAITH.
nets assorted summer cloths, dngs English, French,
American prints painted lawns, ginghams, shaws, silks
dress handker.hie ves gloves, &c. &c. Friends s,yls
of Silks caicoe hawls, handkercefs &c together
almost article called tor. which be
will be sold cheaper than usual.
STRATTAN & MEEK.
Fifth month 26th. 1893.
4 n CASES of WHITES STOMACH PUMP and
~ CUPrINo APPARATUS. which will be sold low. by
IRWIN REER & BROTIIEl-
July, %, 1898. gau
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The DiFerence.-We learn from the Boston
Centinel of l7S4 that Ezra Burrilfs Salem and
Boston stage coach will leave Salem and Charles
town every Monday, and return the next day.
and SO through the week. At this time the rail
road cars leave Salem and Boston eight times
per day, carrying from 500 to 1000 passengers
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

PUBLISH YOUR DIssoLUrIoNs-A suit was tried in
the N. Y. Circuit Court, one day last week, bro,
by A. Bagler against Corning and Spencer to
recover 5000, the amount of bill Of goods Sold
by plaintiff to Spencer, and charged to the firm
two months after its dissolution. AS no positive
evidence was adduced to show the dissolution
had been published, the jury gave verdict for
plaintiff to the amount claimed, with interest and
cost Boston Mercantile Advertiser.
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An Order LOst.

ME undersigned has lost or msaid ep,ea C.nx.
IL Oh William O~.ns, calling for FOR rY DOLLARS
fn- haiss viii BE- reasonably rewarded bv returning n ~
the sFa'r- WILLIAM ALLEN.
| tic1Eaoai, oss "a. iS5~ A2-l4e
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The present population of Ireland, is abou
$500 900, and its is but little larger tina
the State of Ohio.
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The highest inhabited places in the known
world in Peru. The cottages at the source
Of the Ancomarca, are at an elevation Of ID, 720
feet above the level of the sea. The villages OF
Tscora isl4 ,275 feet high. Potosi, once contain
ing population of $4,000 is 1900 feet above
the Level Of the sea-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

The Insurance Companies Of Baltimore have
raised the premiums cfinsurance, in consequence
Of the numerous fires in tii;.t city.
Seven large steamboats, left Buffalo on the 25th
u!t., for the West, heavily freightsd will, mer-
chaadise, and carrying 1000 emigrants.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

The Baltimore Chronicle announces on the au-
thorty of the naval departing that the articles
which have appeared in the official journal, as
sailing with such bitter virulence the character
and conduct of the officers Of the Navy, are the
production of that notorious parsonage ,qomRs
r. osulou. the great Locofoco Senator. We
have no doubt that such Of our Wing contempt
raries as have done the present Secretary Of the
Navy the great injustice ofauributing these vile
articles 10 his pen, will see the necessity of re-
tracing the censures they in consequence cas-
upon HMM. Y. Gaz-
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VALUE OF BoNEs.-It appears by the return
ordered by tho British House of Commons, tina
the value of bones Of cattle and other animals,
| and Of fish Except whale fins,) whether burnt OF
not, animal charcoal imported into the Uni
ted Kingdom in the year 80, amounted to f. l55,
$50 lid; and in ls36,to flsl sos 7s. lOd.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27

JUDGE DEWEY learn from the New
Albany Argus that Judge Dewey will not be a
candidate for u. s. Senator, next winter. The
Argus says. "his services upon the Supreme
Bench are so highly valuable that few members
would be willing to risk supplying nis place for
the sake ofpromoting him to the station Of Sena-
tor."-Vcray Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10
PRoPosALs
For Publishing POs Imperial weekly Narspa to be entitled
&C ZIEB P0TTSVEENI8 MEGP@RIUEs00

The solicitations
have induced the undersigned
c In politics. the "PoTTLLE EMPoRM will
candidates of the Democratic and particularly 9TH Of March
But feeling
interests our eHow-d by promoting that industry erpn
the Of the Coal Region We shall
designing few occasions overencng that principle political
which o
tendency down individual industry
the welfare iye-to
with
mechanical printers task and Afford that
ces rendere n a audle
At there but English published
county whose territory completely spotted with villages and whose
intelligent, of
$685. Scuk poed almost $500 and the combined
Then
launching
liey and expense the propnetors
The published weekly ON an Inpel %
TWO DOLLARS
within the -
The number will be published Subscpops
respectfully solicited. "
JOHN S.
FRANKLIN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10
Religious Notice.

The Rt Rev. Bishop Onderdonk will
preach at the Churches and places named
below, at the times respectfully mention
ed.
Christ's church Jerscytown, Tuesday
Feb. 20 II o'clock A. NJ.
st. Gabriels, Sugar Loaf, Thursday f'ob.
%. II O'Clock A. NJ.
Orangeville on Tuesday Feb. 22d. half
past p. M.
Bloomsburg, Friday Feb. %. morning
and evening, aud the oath, morning, at the
usual hours of worship.
On Friday morning the % FEBRUARY at
| / o'clock, it is expected that the new
church of st. Paul's, will he oonsecratcd to
the service ofthe eternal God. On which
occasion collection will be taken for the
use of said Church.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10

The indiscriminate slaughter Of birds Of
every description in this country, finds We
ry just rebuke in the following extract from
the Ayr Observer, British paper:
ga gentleman for some weeks past had
remarked that large number of crows fre-
quented the pasture lands Of the Low Green
ofAyr; and being stimulated by curiosity
to learn what was the object of their visits,
he proceeded to the spot, and on examin-
ing the surface, from that great quantities
of fog and grass had been torn up, to permit
crows to reach the myrads of creatures he
denomnates 'cut worms" which abound
at the rootof the vegetables, and on which
they feed. This gentleman carefully ex-
amined one square foot of pasture, which
had not been subjected to the searching
powers of the crow, and within the space,
he found no fewer than 65 of the cut-worms
whilst in another square foot Of the ground
visited by the crows the number was only
nine. This fact he adduces as evidence of
the utility of the crow, and the impollcy of
utterly extirpating the breed. lie also sta.
ted that one of these birds was shot by a
landholder in this vicinity last week, and
on examining its craw, nearly 60 cut worms
were found in it, and only small quantity
of grain"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10
what is PottsviIIe Z

The above is very common interroga-
tory nowadays, and we shall endeavor to
s give an off-hand reply. PoTTsvILLE is the
largest town in the county Of Schuylkill-
contains probably 5000 inhabitants, & polls
about one-tenth that number of votes-it is
located in the very focus of the great Coal
Region, and at the head Of the navigation,
by means Of which the valuable hidden
treasures of the earth are conveyed to City
markets for consumption. The population
is almost exclusively made up of enterpris-
ing and industrious citizens, who foresaw
the certain wealth and future celebrity of the
place, and whose business habits are identi-
fed and consonant with the Coal Region
operations. In Pottsville there is neither
stif-necked bigotry nor sectional lcuds: the
Pennsylvanian, the Yankee, the English
man. the Ftenchman, the Scotchman, the
Welchman and the German, are all one ia
mily, so far as regards their business asso-
ciations. All are PoTTsvILLEANs--all aim
inc at the same object through similar hon
est and laudable systems Of enterprise
Such is PottsviIle, as regards its location
and population, and with splendid hotels
abundance Of mercantile competition, neat
dwellings to keep comfortable its citizens,
and business sufficient to add one-eighth
annual increase to its population and i'm
movements, it must in few years present
picture on the map of Pennsylvania
which will eclipse the appearance and ope-
rations of all inland towns that now claim
superiority either in respect to buildings,
business, or inhabitants.
And again: 1t is the head Of market for
this section of ccuntry-the metropolis
which receives our grain, our fruit, and the
products of daiiies, and which never fail:
to leave a pleasing impression upon tho
minds of those who attend the PottsvillC
market. This is fent attempt at answer
ing the question which heads this article
al describing place whose annual moniet
transactions amount to millions. and whlcl
must increase with the investment OF capi
tal, and the exercise of the same industr,
which now makes it huurishing town
city in prospective.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10
HADEN SMITH.

Respectfully informs the public, that he
is prepared TO receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art, having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen wears, considers himself JUS
tiied in stating that he can give perfect sat
isfaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest improvement, in the handsom-
est and most correct manner, and leveling
of every description rai,hlulIy performed.
Able assistants arc engaged.
Orders left with the following persons
will meet with immediate attention.
James Tdggorf, Esq, Tamagua.
s. y. Harmon, Esq, DGnUiHe.
John Wearer, Esq, PoAsviHe,
John $. Angrana, ESP, bloomsbury.
Cornelius Conner, Esq, Mduch Chnk.
Tench C. Eintsing, Esq. Catta'0igsa.
Cattawissa, Feb. 10, 1898. 42-6t
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10
JUDGE LEWIS's CHARGE.

In our presentnumber will be found the
charge of the Court in the case of Thomas
#. Poke, for the murder Of John Dornell.
1t is replete with good common sense, sound
logical argument, and eloquent legal and
moral reasoning, and will doubtless afford
our readers much interest, as well on ac-
count of the importance of the trial, as Of
the intimate connection of the parties with
the acquaintance and relationship Of the
people of this neighbourhood.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-10
HYMENEAE1.

MARRIED-On the lst inst. by the Rev. VIM.
]. Eyer, Mr.. Jonathan Rishel, Of Liberty, TO Miss
Rachel Snyder, of Mahoning.
On the 2lst ult by the Rev. D.. S. Tobias, Mr..
Daniel Gowan, of Pottsville, to Miss Charlotte Nc
Carty, of Muncy.
On the 9Th inst. by the samc Mr.. John Helm
bruck, Of New Castle, to Miss Catharine Pttner, Of
Roaring creek valley.
On the 9Th inst. Mr.. Jesse Coleman, Merchant, of
orangevillc, to Miss Catharine daughter of Squire
Kelchncr of Briar creek