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NOTTCE.

SOME time about the 18th Of last May,
- Mr.. GEORGE w. TYSON obtained my
acceptance Of draft for $3,383, ia the draft
specified to be the amount Of judgment az
the suit Of George ", Tyson & Co VS.. John
W. Fugua and Thomas Kearney. Il Is pave
able to The order ofGeorge w. Tyson & Co.
sometime in December next, All persons
ATE hereby notified not to receive the same,
a i was Taudulently obtained and win not.
BE paid
q. b. GIBBS.
Sept 20s 1880. list
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NOTLCE


I'D " virtue Of authority ia me testedl 90 Asses
sor and Collector 81 Faxes t0f ihe e0lpor-
alton of Yazoo City, shall expose g public sale
on Tie 18th day 81 December next u Lazoo City
between the hours prescribed By laws Iol No. 214s
the property 81 Kszer 81 Maynard, lying within
tne corporate limits 81 said cilys r. pay he taxes
Sc Kezer s. Maynard due the ai0resnid c1rpora-
tions 81 Is much Of said loi 40 win pay ihe laxca
and expenses thereon.
TH0S. G ROGERS, A. a. g.
Sept l2 1885, fo.I3k
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The RIvER.-The rains for the last few
days have produced quite freshet in the
Ohio. Last evening the water had risen
to seven feet, and the swell continued when
we last visited the wharf,
quence, and there is q respectable shew of
activity and preparation on the wharyes.
By tonight, we have no doubt, there will
be from nine to ten feet in the channel.
[ Pittsburg Advocate Sept. 8.
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IsrPoRTANT FROM WASHINGTON .THE
CAPTURED AFRICANS We learned yester-
day from Washington, (says the New York
Herald, of the 10th inst that Secretary
Forsyth has had an interview with the Span
ish minister, relative to the Africans cap
tured in the Amistad, and that a correspon-
dence or interview has taken place Of some
kind, in which the Secretary has indicated
a willingness to give up these men to the
acquisitions of the Spanish government.
This intention Of the Secretary, however,
requires the sanction of the President, who,
at the last accounts, was at Rochester, and
whose opinions on the subject are not yet
known. It seems that Secretary Forsyth
bases his intention on some clause of trea-
ty with Spain. IF this be so, the govern
ment have absolute disposition of these men,
and the proceedings at New London Or New
Haven, If the government choose to act, are
null and void.
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iNN1l1CEb
"a SIIE iindersig ned commissioners Of insol.
vency upon the estate of w. J. 4 i. s.
pEASE, obtained at the August term Of the
Probate Court an extension of time to report.
All persons having claims against said es.
tate, viii present themspreVious to the Noe
Veriber term, Of they VIII be forever barred.
q. ID. GIBBS.
ANDREW GLIB,
j. j. SWARTWOUT5
d. il, VANCE.
Sept. 90. 1889. iI-9t
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St1 3 Z rs SALE

vs. Ko1iQls
Stephen Howard
Same
Same
virtue 81 Tie above stated cases To-
me directed, from The Hon. Circuit
Court of Yazo0 county, Mi, ret1rnable to
the November Term, "A. -. 1899, Of said
court, will sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, On Che premises AZ Stephen How
ards Saw Nil on Gle Yazoo river, half
min below Yazoo City, on Monday the 18th
day Of October, $50 within the hours pre-
scribed By law, On said day, the following
property, to witt s mil saws, mill chain,
] set of biacksmithss tools, / set carpenters
tools, household and kitchen furniture of
every description used at the Steam Saw
Min; all levied on % satisfy the above stat
ed cases and costs.
j BUFORD, Shift.
BY F. w. WIRELESS, d. s.
Sept. 7lh, 1889. lpr. fee 81 500 l2-3t.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Washington Dorsey .p...,...,.,s i No.,.1
vs.. f. "a. ~ - 1 $50 y I'VE !
silas NJ. Joslin. Term, 1889.
X virtue Of. the above stated execution
to me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, I will expose to-
public sale on Monday the DIST day Of Oct.
next, at the Court House. door, IN the town
Of Benton, within the hours prescribed by
law, the following property, to witt one
house and lot, No ~, situated, lying and
being in Yazoo City, formerly Manchester,
and levied on as Tie property of silas ".
Joslin, to satisfy the above stated case and
cost. P BUFORD, Sheriff,
BY r. w. WHELEss, D. s.
Sept. l9, 1889. pr. fee S5l l2-4t.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
" M Sublett
oSf fa 70 Nov. Term, 1889.
TQY virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county Mi, will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at the court house
door of Yazoo county, on Monday, the 2lst
day Of October next within the hours pres
cribed by law. the following property to witt
one warehouse and lot No. 2, also lofts No. |
9 and all situated lying and being, in Ya-l
zoo City, formerl Manchester, Mi, that part
az said city commonly known as commons,
fronting the river, all levied on as the pro-
perty Of Jno. McEIWee, Jr to satisfy the
above stated Execution and cost
RI BUFORD, Shift
ByF. IN. WHE1Ess, b. 5.
Sept 26 1880. 12 a i[pI fee s. O0l
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Ne Dolson,
vs.. yend. exp, NO Nov. I'ms 1889 Il
Hunter 81 Pugh
- Y virtue Of the above stated venditioni
exponas, 10 me directed, from the Hon
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, Mississippi,
/ will expose al public sale, to tho highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House door,
ID the town Of Benton, on Mondays the 2Istl
day Of October next, between the. hours
prescribed bY laws al the right, title and
interest d Hunter g Pugh, il aud 70 the
following property, known and described on
the mapof the town Of Manchester ia wits
lois Nos. 434 and M levied Oh as the pro-
perty of the above named defendants to
satisfy the above stated case and costs
r. BUFORD, Sheriff.
By IHos HALL, d s.
Sept 10. 1889. (pr fee So 00l I0-6t.
SHERIFF. SALE.
Charles g Garner use &c.
ta
Wade I'll. Turner g sec,l
AZ Glib, use Sc
"a,
Turner s. NIcElwee
Thomas Goodman,
VS. { Ia.
Wade i. Turner g secsty.
~ - "a 49, So
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'MORUs MULTICAUIIs /

MORUS MULTICAULIS
IRON $50 Is 2OO,000 buds of the genuine Mo-
rus Multicaulis, for sale; also few bundled
trees from eight to ten feet highj IL the most boau-
tifnl and aourishing condition IL cultivated
aoreeablp to directions which will be given 60
purchasers the buds will live without loss Of one
per cent, and may IS planted with certain Bue-
cess from March % November ii this climate
Persons dis osed to purchase viii apply @ M.
William d Wilson, VicksbuTg, Mess1s. Smith e
Holmes, Yazoo City o. 70
j. II; CREECY,
Pleasant Hill, ne AZ Benten, A1i
August 90. 1899 7-Sm
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Vincent Galloway .aocIaW Circuit Court,
o February Tom,
Al M Davis 1870
Y virtue 81 the above stated execution
Is ne directed, from The Honorable
Circuit Cont of ChoeiaW county, Mi, e.
lurnabIo Is ihc February term. 1870. q
said couIf, win sen of cash. "a tie high.
est bidder, q he court house door 81 tazoo
county, 81 Monday tie 9lsl day Of Ocio-
Der next within The hours prescribed by
W q. Davis, las, ID and Is The following
property, 10 vii One lot No. I64 silna-
II Manchester, Mi, known and designated
on The map 81 plat u said city, as lot No.
I64 Levied on 8 lhe pfoperiyoE he de-
fendant 70 satisfy lhe above stated execu-
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BY IHOs HAIL, b. h.
Sept 10. 1889. lprt fee $40 50) IO-6t
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Sept -, 1880 r Zee Is 0o)Is
SITUATION ~ AN
YOUNG MAN of family, wishes 81.
ination 0verseer. il which eapaci
s. ae has had considerable peFienee Sa.
Tory references can Be given 81 apple
cation Al this Office. Ane.
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TRIAL LEST
For January Term 1870

For January Term 1910.
Nancy Rohr vs.. Nicholas Kindt
Alexander Montgomery VS.. Jonathan
Lodge
G. A. Brobst VS.. David Williams
Geo. Gilbert VS.. Joseph Gilbert
John Jones VS.. Daniel Musselman's Admr's
Jacob Jones ct al VS.. Joseph Robins
John Rhodes VS.. James Nj. Jones
William Miller VS. Micheal Orner et al
WIN. McCarter VS.. Robt. Montgomery
Archibald Mccall VS.. A Goulder ct al
A. Mccall VS.. Samuel McHenry eI al
Thomas Shore VS.. Henry Ruenhousc
Samuel IIeadley's Adnr's VS.. J. Cooper
Ludwig LeIght VS.. Geo. Mueller
Caroline Weidls VS.. John Krider
Same VS.. Same
Joseph II. Seal et al VS.. A f. Russell ct al
T.. d. Cooper VS.. j. Cooper ct al
Peter Miller vs.. Adam Dellrick
Charles Craig VS.. VIM, Dale
James Cornelson vs.. S p. kase
Henry Jonson VS.. Dmmck Mcbride
Same eli al VS.. Same
G. B. Fisher Ell al VS.. B. w. Wapples
Same VS.. Same
John McHenry VS.. Robert Eager
Jacob Getting VS.. Peter Miller
Daniel Frazer VS. A. Cummings
Philip Kline VS.. John Ale
Daniel Mosteller vs.. Geo Longaberger
Wm, Learch ct al vs., James Frck ct al
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q 3 Acres.
PENNSYLVANIA REPORTER.

IT is customary for papers at the Seat of Govern
men to put out annual prospectus at the approach
of the Legislature, promising renewed exertion in
the cause of their respective parties, and faithful
ports of Legislative proceedings.
We do not feel the necessity of recounting the
articles of our political creed before the of ahe
Democratic party. We have ever been faithful to
the principles and patriotic objects of the Democra-
cy of The State and Union and shall remain so,
come what will in the tide of time. Our best a.
bilities have been devoted its success and general
welfare. Asa central organ and exponent of its
views we shall not relax our efforts in its behalf,
nor our adherence to its principles.
But we desire to say to the public, that we have
made arrangements to give our readers the earliest
Intelligence of congressional and legislative proceed
ngs during the ensuing sessions, and also the ear
est accounts Of transactions i'll our principal cities
We have made provision, for securing full reports
of legislative action, in reference to the important
subjects which must engage its attention. And we
respectfully solicit continuance of the fattering
Ipatronage we have uniformly received heretofors
rom this State and elsewhere.
TERMS OF THE REPORTER.
For the session twice a week, in advance, So
For the whole year,
PosTMAsTERs, and others Of our friends
throughout the State will be kind enough
TO forward subscribers, and for every tvS
subscribers paid for, they shall have copy
of the REPORTER free.
BOAS & COPLAN.
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"a boxes bunch RasOns.
"a boxes clusters low price Raisons.
go boxes European Currauts.
AS9 boxes bunch Raisons expressly for fam
lilies for $I,l2a per box.
AS boxes Herring.
500 do soft shell Almonds.
100 do. Fiberts.
500 do. English Walnuts.
rs do. Rock Candy.
"a do. Prunes best and cheap.
RA bags Ground Nuts.
Sugar stick of all kinds.
Shaving boxes.
Shaving brushes.
liz different kinds of shaving soaps. All
for sale at
Tobias Health Emporium.
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Books! Books! Books!

From Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Expositors; Emerson Readerr; Geogra-
phes and AtIass; Cobbs Books Of all kinds,
Grammers; Exercises; Conversation on nat
ural Phiosopy; Emersons Books; Bonycas-
tie Mensuraton; Maps of all kinds; Letter
Paper and others, ruled and unruled, coored
and uncolored; Bibles, small and large; Tes-
tameuts; Quills of all sorts and kinds; Ink
stands; Ink and Ink Powders, Black, Red
and Blue.
And hundreds and thousand and again
thousands other articles which can not be
mentioned, because il would fill twenty three
newspapers. Don't doubt TO get this or
that in the Health Emporium, because lit
tie of every thing is TO be had, equal almost
to every shop in Philadelphia or New York.
Also, all kinds Of Patent Medicines can be
obtained for which the Importer of Health
assures the Public to be genuine and for the
most and best of them the undersigned is
appointed Agent. The Importer of Health
has received again the appointment of Agen-
cy for several Medicines from New York
of which the public shall get notice in a
short lime in our Newspapers.
ID. S. TOBIAS
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WHY WILL YOU DIE.
If you CAN GET CURED?

ReU. d. S. ToJiaS.-Importer and COM
poser of Health in Bloomsburg, Columbia
county at the lower end of the town, on
Main street. Please read the following ,and
keep it in your mind.
| certify hereby, that l have had two
sick children, with very painful complaint,
one exactly like the other. We tried med
icines prescribed by very good physician,
but without any use or benefit at all, and
the two children died. The third child
took sick with the very same complaint,
and then we took refuge to D. S. Tobias
Health Emporium, in Bloomsburg, and as
lonishing it is to say, in few days the
child was better. All and every one who
see the child, thought it was out of the
question for the childs recovering, but by
getting medicines out of this highly praised
and with that suitable name, Health Empo-
riam, the child got well, and as well as ever
before. | would advise all and every one,
who is in need OF medicines, to 90 to this
Health Emporium and not suffer any lon
ger. Witness my hand
DAVID HERRING.
Orangeville, Columbia CO. Pa
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A Dutchman's defence upon an indict-
ment for bigamy, is now going the rounds
Of the papers We do not know whether
it is anew story,but certainly it is a most in
genius defence.
You say" said the judge, "that the
squire who married you to the first wife,
authorized you TO take sixteen? What do
you mean by that -
Well," said Hans, {" he dold me that |
should haf four peter four vorsor, -four
richer four poorer--ant in my country, fOuy
dimes four always make SiTteen.
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Estate of ES4U GIRTON, late orNad-
ison fownSkiP, Columbia county de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters
testamentary, have been granted to the sub
scriber, upon the above estate All per-
sons indebted to SAID esta. e are required to
make immediate paymen' and those having
claims or demands against,the same, TO pre-
sent them for settlement, duly authenticated
according to law, to
JAMES GIRTON, .Admr.
Nov. l6, 1889.
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Estate Of .4NDREW SEYBERT, late
Of Bloom to,Cnship, Columbia county,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters
testamentary have been granted to the sub
scriber upon the above estate, All persons
indebted to said estate are required TO make
immediate payment. and those having
claims or demands against the same, to
present them for settlement, duly auIhenti-
Gated according to law, to
HENRY D. LONG, Adnor.
Dec. ID, 1899. 33
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CONGRESS.
Dec. IA. 1880.

AT the last accounts the house had not
fully organized, the difficulty with regard to
the New Jersey members not being settled.
On Thursday of last week, they succeeded
in temporary organizing, by placing John
@. Adams in the chair, Since then, the
house has been occupied in discussing vari-
ous propositions to enable them to get out
Of the difficulty in which the folly or wick
edness of Governor Pennington of New
Jersey, had placed, them without coming to
any decision. When or how it will end
can only be conjectured.
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CONFERENCE.

The 9th Conference District Of the T.
uangelicat Lutheran Synod of Pennsylva-
MIA, will meet in Csttawissa, on the lsi
day of January next. Service iii the Eng
lsh language may be expected on New
Years Eve, and also on the two preceding
days.
WILLIAM J. EYER.
Dec. IA. 1880.
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OBITUARY.

DIED On Monday the I'd inst, JO-
SEPH, infant son of Bernard Rupert Esq.
Of this place, aged about three months.
On Saturday last, an infant child of Josh
ua MendenhaIl Of Hemloch township, aged
about five weeks.
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E.sstlslii, ilzl,zlsalsszs.l

A lad by the name of Thomas Layton
was very seriously injured yesterday morn
ing in the rope mandatory of Banner
Thomas in Front street, below the Navy
Yard, Philadelphia. His hand were caught
in some part at the machinery, and ono of
his fingers torn off, The poor fellow was
taken TO the Hospital.
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b--4.eLhe1-t4.e1-esz-1
Did you ever see Toad Fish !-If you
have not--iancy short, thick bodied, thick
skinned animal, stuffed so full with its nat
ural propensity to swell, and with its self
importance, that it is in danger of bursting,
sitting at table writing the following dig
nifed article, and you have avery good pic
ture OF one having, by some means, left his
natural element and turned scribler.
Mr.. BEsT.-The editor of " The Co.
lumbia Democrat" appears solicitous to be
notceu,-I cannot however indulge his
GRAZING for notoriety, by wasting ammuni-
ton on Such small ganne, and therefore bid
him adieu, in the language Of my Uncle To-
by to the fly" Get thee gone, poor Devil
there is room enough in this wide world
for thee and me too"
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE.
To be serious-the Chairman of the
Committee" is much mistaken, if he thinks
we " crave notoriety" at his hands. We
have heard too mnch of his notoriety" 10
crave" one iota Of that which he possess.
es, or any he can bestow. Nor shall we
condescend to aid him in obtaining tha
kind of notorioty" to which he has of late
so anxiously aspired. The resolution;
which he introduced into the Danvlle meet
ing, are, of themselves, sufficient TO give
him quantem of 'notoriety" that woulc
crafty the most unbounded wishes of any
other but one who is not a native
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STURGEON OIL.

For healing horse flesh, the best remedy
ever come before the public for swellngs,
bruises, and soreness of horses and COWS
&c For sale at
Tobias Health Emporium Bloomsbury
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GLASS.

Window, Clock and picture glass of all
kinds and sorts; also, vials and bottles of all
descriptions; and best earthen jugs, for sale
cheap, at the Health Emporium by
u. s. Tobias in BtOOmSburg.
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EIzEITLA!1TIMlLo N

MARRIED-On Thursday last, by the
Rev. G. G. Drake in Bloomsburg, Mr.. DA-
VID B. WAGNER, Of Hemlock TO Miss
SARAH ANN daughter of Mr.. Jacob Cir
ton.
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The Baltimore Patriat says, the dwelling
house of Mr.. Joseph Friend, in Deep Greek
Glades, Allegheny county, Md, took fire
on the night of the 2Oth ult., and, with its
contents, was totally destroyed: The two
youngest sons of Mr.. Friend persisted in
the flames. The fire was discovered by
the daughter Of Mr.. +. soon after the family
had retired to rest she Immediately pro-
ceeded to the chamber of her father and a.
larmed him she then repaired to that oc-
cupied by her little brothers, and with the
assistance Of the elder one OF the three,
made great exeriions to rescue the younger
ones, and was SO far successful, in the
midst of heat and smske, as to reach with
them the head of the stairs, Here her re-
treat was cut off by the staircase being
wrapped in flames With desperate res.
olulion she flung herself from the window
but the two little children perished. We
have never been called upon to record a
more distressing tale of death than this.
The life of the sister, by injuries sustained
in the fall, is greatly in danger.
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FreshDrugs, Medicines, Paints

THE subscriber has received by the last
arrival from the city, at his establishment in
Centre-Square, in addition TO hsformet
stock of Drugs, Paints, Fruits, Nuts, Gone
dictionary, Toys, &c. new supply of u
ticles in his line, among which arethe fol.
lowing:---
Solution Of Tin, Pure Sulphuric Ether,
Spaulas assorted sizes, Pearl Barley Ar"
row Root, Oat Meal, Rose Water, Sarsapa
rila Root and Syrup, Chomic Green, Rose
Pink, Chamomile Flowers, FlourSulphur,
Coculus Indicus, British Lustre, Albion
Corn Plaster, Brandreth's spills, Hive Syr-
rup, White Lead dry and in oil, Alchohol,
Spirlls Turpentine, Raisons, Figs, &c. J.
Hawleys vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, and
j. Hawleys Vegetable SalVe for cuts, scars,
burns, rheumatism, &c.
All of which he offers for sale at low pr.s
ces. JOHN r. MOYER.
Nov. l6.
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Federal Nominoti0n.-In the Conven-
tion held last week at Harrisburg, it appears
Gen. Harrison, was taken up as candidate
for President, TO be supported by the feder-
party. The vote stands as follows:
Gen Harrison, I4S votes.
Gen. Clay, 90
Gen. Scott, l6
We opne before "all the decency," get
Harrison into the presidential chair they
will have occasion to call for more rope"
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A wretch named John Legar, living on
the road between ST. Louis, (Me) and Al
ton, deliberately shot his wife on the 10Th
Hlt. lie was Immediately apPrchcnded'
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A bill has been presented to the Rhode
Island Legislature, the provisions of which
make the banks refusing to redeem their
notes in specie liable to twelve per cent. in
terest till paid: the cashier to enter the time
of the demand on the bill, and if not paidin
sixty days, the charter Of the bank to be
forfeited.
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A portion of the bridge, building over the
Allegheny river at Warren, Pa. fell down
Oh she 18Th. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
The recent rains near Pittsburgh have
swelleG the river considerably, but the Sc
we're cold Of Monday evening made Ice an
inch thick, and the closing Of the channels
was anticipated if the weather did not mod
crate. On Tuesday the Allegheny was
filled with large cakes of floating ice
The citizens of Reading are getting up a
series of Lectures, on the plan Of the Athe-
nian Institute of Philadelphia.
The elegant mansion of the late Col. ].
p. Taylor, near Elizabethton, Tennessee,
with all its costly and splendid furniture,
was consumed on Sunday the 10Th ult.
The number of prisoners a. Siog Sing, or
Saturday, was e45.
There are twenty-four steam engines in
operation in Schuykill county.
The Secretary Of State at Goa was assas
sinated in December last, Whilst dancing
at a ball, an assassin shot him through tn,
heart, and in the subsequent confusion es
capped.
Prince Louis Napoleon is suspected BY
the English papers, to be ripening plot il
France, in which Marshal Clausel, dissatis
fed with Louis Philippe, is supposed to b.
concerned.
Louis Philippe, it is said, looks forwart
to making kingdom for one of his sons Of
the African coast, stretching from Morocco
inclusive, to the ultimate eastern confines G
Egypt.
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ABaoSCM ?

SEVERAL thousand first quality of
Brick for sale at the old establishment in
Bloomsburg.
Nov. 80 1899.
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Notes..

TuNHE Vendue Notes of John Wertman are in
my hands, and can be settled with me any
time before the first of November next, at which
time all that remain unsettled. will be left with
Justice of the Peace for collection.
PETER MENSH.
Bloom, Oct, 5 1889 rs