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Irauersc Jury LIST sOeek.

Irauerse Jury LIST sceek.
Briar creek-William Hayman, Mordecai Jack
son. Henry knorr
Bioom---Samuel Kressler, Samuel Melick, Stu.
art Pierce
Catta lcissa-John Fisher
Derry-Robcrt CLARK, William Ellis, John
Springer .,.s-l .,...-.t..
Fsking crerk-William Ikeler
Greenuood Joseph Long ~
Hemlock-Jacob Harris ,.,asa ......-.
Jacks0n-W William Turner
LiJeriy--Robert Butler, James Madden
Limesfone David Dye. nSamucl Oaks
Madison- William Barber, Jonas Krum, John
WellIyer
IMahoning-- VILLAIN W. Cook, John Deem jr
Sewell Gibbs, Samuel Gulick, John r. Groves, Jacob
X. Trego
MiWin-W William Kelchner
Orange--Jonas Kisner, George Harmvn
Roaring creek--Joseph b. Cleaver, Reuben
Fahrnger Enamel Kearns Alexander MeHs.
Sugar Logf--John Mhemy, Reuben Davis
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NOTICE.

IS hereby given that have purchased at consta-
BILE sale as the property Of Mathew McHenry, one
cast shod sled and short traces and tongue chains
one log sled, one red COW, red heiiIer, one Two
year old bull, one harrow, one brown mare, one
gray horse, windmill, two setts of harness. one
mantle clock, six Of re in the ground, four
acres of wheat in the ground, one cast plow, one
lot of hay in the barn, one lot ofye in the barn,
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure of which the public will take notice
~ DANIEL KITCHEN.
March IL, le43--46.
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NOTICE.
March IL, ls43-46.

US hereby given TIA. we have purchased at cons
stable sale the property of Joseph Sheep,one
grey mare, one bay mare, three cows one heiffer,
two steers, four head ofyoung CATTLE twelve sheep,
one hog, one sow and pigs one two horse Wagon
and bed one sleigh, two ploughs. one harrow, one
cultivator, two sets Wagons gears, lot plough
gears, one sctt Of Harness, one saddle, 26 bushels
Of oats, I ola stack Of rye, one lot Of Hay 10
bushels potatoes three fourths of twenty three acres
of grain in the ground and have left the same in
his possession during our pleasure Of which the
public will take notice.
LEVI BISEL.
CALEB THOMAS.
March 4th, Is43. a3 iE
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Profits on the Cohals and Rail Road.
A--Asthe amour, Of prof, made on all ,he
Public Works during the las. year, is Sc,
down a, 'over half million Of dollars ii
may oe we'll enough merely to state that
such is not the fact. The people Of This
state, aud we mus, include the press, have
been SO long looking for profit, ,ha. at the
very first giifmer Of such thing they
Imagine il is in ,het Treasury. More
Especially at present is this item Of fanciet
profit held up TO the public gaze, by per-
sons whose interests lead them only to
look ., par, of the record. TO ge, st
nj the exac, balance yielded the common.
wealth Nv the public works IN lS42 is i'm.
possible. but we can show from The report
OF the Gamma. Commissioners what the
profit amounted TO in nine mon.hs--the
expenses for the remaining three months,
the heaviest portion Of the year, were not
made up; except on the Allegheny and
Portage Railroad, al the date of the report,
January A, iS43.
From the Canal Commissioners Re.
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TRIAL LIST,
For Abrit Term, Is43.


Mary Strawbridge VS. Jesse Funston
John Cummins ct al VS. John c. Lessig
Samuel Miller VS. John Auten's Admrs.
John F. Mann ct al VS. Moses Meyer
5 Daniel Hoatz VS. Burd Patterson ct al
8 John F. Mann vs. John s. G. M artn
Z Frederick Beats, Exc. VS. Henry Follmet
8 Francis Balls Admr's VS. John Rhoads
9 John G Boyd VS. George Irwin
10 Nathan Collier VS. David Petrkn et al
ii Abraham Terwilliger VS. Daniel Gross
IL Josiah Egbcrt ct al vs. Cornelius Still
l3 John y. Davis VS. Ashbel Il. Wilson, ct al
ID Charles Cartledge VS. james Strewbrdge
l6 Leonard Stoughton VS. Charles f Mann
l6 Leonard Stoughton VS. Benjamin p Frck
IT Archibald voris VS. ClarrissA A Schenck
Is The West Branch Bank VS. Thomas Moors-
head CT al 7esA3
10 Nicholas Kndt VS. Nancy Kohr
20 Eleazer S Kinney VS. Moses Davis et al
81 George Codor VS. Thomas Chambers
22 Henry Keser VS. Peter Shaffer . -
23 Thomas Biddle VS. Joseph Paxton ct al
"a Simon Anderson vs. Nicholas Cole
25 John Ross VS. Isaac s Montoe ct al
26 William Wilson VS. Cornelius Gairetson
27 Robert Montgomery vs. Daniel s Mon.gom
- cry Elk, -,-iqc - Pe -
rs John Case 70 Stuart, biddle, Lloyd & co.
20 George Maus ct al VS. Thomas Brandon
80 James I.ynd vs. Elisha II Bggs
81 James Lynd VS. Elisha III Bisgs
80 Susan Kline VS. William Rohn
33 Alexander Mears VS. Peter Kline
81 John H james vs. Thomas Chambers
35 Henry Yorks VS. Thomas Chambers
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list OF JURORS,
Grand Juru for .RpriI Term lS43.

Briar Creek-John Workheiscr
BlOom--Oved Everett, Jacob McIlick
Ca!iaVissa-Jacob Snyder, Rudolph Shuman,
John Csaver, Peter Bodine
Fishing creek-Moses MHenry, Samuel Poeler.
Hemlock-John Oil .i
Liderty-Frederick Blue; William Campbell.
Isaac Gulick
Limestone John Flood lr'2 -
Mzdison--Thomas 4 Funston, Jacob Sheer
lMahoning- William Buckley, John Mourer,
John Lundy, David Roberts
MGlni-Gabrel Lutz 4 y
Orange-Samuel 2heiahart, John Kem
Roaring creek-John Daily
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Traverse Jury for I'd Week.

~Sos''S o"'J ~ -" - eS"''
Briar Creek-Jamesc Evans, Josiah
Evans. John Connor, William Adams.
Bioom-George Kresser, John Bitten.
bender JohL Mellick, Cyrus Barton, Joseph
Hendeishot Mahlon Hambln.
observation-disclosures Brobst, John
Lowe.
Derry John Smith, Gideon Bobb.
Fishing Creek-James Edgar Isaac r.
Robbins
Green,1ood-William Ewes.
Hemiock-James Emmett, John Dries
bauch.
Abraham German.
Madison William ,Diidine, Henry
Zeislofl, Adam Heller, John Best, David
Kisner.
Mount Pleasant Andrew Mellick James
Grimes.
Ornge-George Whitmeyer Jesse Cole
man. au
Roaring Crsek-John Yeager,sr. William
Divis'
Sugar LoGf-Thomas Msndenhall
Elijah Follmer, James Hess, John Lau,
bach. $3.50
TaAey-James Leidysv
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NOTICE..

THAT we have purchased at constable sale as
the property of Joseph II. Hess, one sorrel mare
and harness, one bay horse and harness, one bay
colt six head of young cattle, lone two horse Wagon
one sled, one plough and harrow, one wind miil,one
clock, one cutting box, five hogs, eleven acres of
grain in the ground two logchains, croscut saw
one lot Of grain in the barn, one shovel and have
left the same in his possession during our pleasure
of which the public will take notice.
tt, ]. & P. FRITZ
FebruarS IL, lS43--42. -
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NOTICE.

IS hereby given, that we have purchased at con-
stable sale as the property of Henry YeabIe, ono
bay mate, one plough, one red heifer, three sheepi
three acres Of wheat in the groond seven acres Of
rye in the ground three hogs two sett horse gears,
one large iron kettle, weavers loom,one bureau
one sled and swingle trees, harrow, one cradle
and scythe, andhave left the same in his possess
ion during ours pleasure, Of which the public will
please take notice.
JESSE COLEMAN.
Z. e. ]. LAZARUS:
Feb | l643-42,
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NOTICE.,

is hereby given, to oil concerned, that we have
this day purchased. at Constable sale, the prop.
ery Of Joseph Thomas, one lot saw logs, one two
horse wagon, one plough, ole sled, one harrow,one
lot of wheat in the barn, one LOT rye in the harm,
one lot hay in the barn, one stack hay, nine acres
rye in the ground, three holes potatoes, four bce
swarms, two lots appletress, one wind mill, one
cutting box, grind stone three hogs, one lot 0f
fax, lot clover seed, lot buckwhcat one log
sled, lot trees, two sets harness. log chain,
one lot maple Lumber, one COW, one kele, one bu-
icau, one cupboard, one loom, two aud half acres
wheat in the ground, and have left the same in bis
possession during our pleasure Of W ich the public
will lake notice.
J. N. & A. D. THOMAS,
February 4, lst3.-4l. p.
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THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

The United States Magazine and Dem.
ocra,ic Review for March, is already on
our'!atle, and fully suslains the proud rep
n,a,ion acquired by that incompatible
Journal The presen! number contains a
brief biographical sketch Of The Hon. Levi
Woodbury., with beautiful engraved For
,rai, Of tina. true Democrat and enlightened
S,alesman--"'fhe. Galows and the Cos
pei. An Appeal TO Clergymen opposing
themselves TO the abolition Of the One. in
the name Of the Other" "Meela." by Mrs.
Ellet MIR. Clay and the Restrictive
System together with numerous other
ably written and interesting articles.
:, The publishers make TO lew subscribers
the following liberal offer, which will re-
main open only until the exua copies are
disposed of:--To any person who shall
remit to them, direct under frank of The
Postmaster, sl0 in current funds, they
agree to forward a complete set of The New
Series Of the Review; commencing July.
lS4I, 10 January, lS43, inclusive, (com.
prising eighteen numbers. graiuiiously,
and to continue TO send The work for two
years ensuing, 10 January. lS45. This
unprecedented instance Of llberaliiy
volving gift OF eighteen consecutive num-
'bers Of such periodcal-ihe publishers
oannol doubt will be at once appreciated,
aud il is scarcely necessary 10 remind all
who would ayail themselves Of such pre-
eminent advantages. 10 be immediate in
their application Reni,lances should be
addressed To the Publishers, ]. & II. e..
aIangleys 81 Chatham street New York
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NOTICE..

rs hereby given that have purchased at consta.
bic sale as the property of James Sackhouse, One
sorre horse, one cow, one heffer, one sleigh, and
and have left the in his possession during m3
pleasure of which the public will take notice.
LEVI BISEL.
Feb. IL, le43--32,
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NOTICE..

IS hereby given that have purchased at Con-
stable sale, as the property of John Huffman, two
mares, and harness, one Wagon two cows, one
calf, eight acres, ofrye in the ground Acres OF
of wheat in the ground, mantle ciock, clio
wind mill. and one cutting box, and have left the
same in his possession, during my pleasure. of
which the public will take notice. -i
F.f, JAMES LOCKHART.
Feb. 4,h, ls43-43 p. s.- -r
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Feb. IL, ls43-4a;
NOTICE.

That Have purchased at constable sale as lhJ
property of Samuel e. M'Henry. one gray mare,one
sorrel horse, two coIts red COW two pyded
five head of voting cattle seven head Of sheep, FIVE
hogs grain in the barn, grain in the grouhd,
tanning mill, one sled. one plough one harrow, one
mantle clock, and have left the same in his possess
ion during my pleasure, of which the public will
take notice. JOHN M'HENRY.
Feb IL, lS43-42.
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NOTICE.

That have purchased at Constable sale as the
prope:tv Of Danie, Eselmen one three year old hes
fe,; two yearling steersone wood sied;oDe tanning
MILL all the grain in the ground on the farm he oc-
cupies; sixteen poplar saw logs; one she at and have
eii the same iu his possession during my PLEASURE
of which the public will take notice.
JOHN yORKS.
March IL, ls43--46.
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50 gon Il --'Tbe Hon. TitOnas r. Mar
shall since hehss rehounced rum drinking,
and became arespec,able member Of socie
ty. declines reelection 10 Congress. When
will tia, once reverend and sage body re
turn to pristine puriiyi
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Feb. A, lS43..
NOTICE..

THAT Ihave this Jay bought as the property Of
Martin Harter, jr ten sheep, one hefer one plough
one wagon, one harrow, one stove. one cubboaru,
Grindstone, one small brass kettle, three set
of horse harness, and one bureau, all Of which |
have left with him during my pleasure Of which
the public will take notice.
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
February 4, 1874.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that We have this day bought
ut constable sale as the property of John Fulmer.
two Lrowbsrs one hook one cIoscut Saw; one
iron Kettle one Sleigh, one log chain and ono
woodsled, one plough harrow, with ten tcelh,
Eleven acres oil rye,n the ground, snd have left tho
in his possession during our peasure,o Of s,hich
the public will take notice. Hai si-I.sf u.
ABRAA Young.
Ianuay rs ls4aS-AD. p
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NOTICE..

VHyHE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
on the 23d Jan. ls43, the following sold as
the property of jefferson Meyer, in Bloomsbury the
following property to vz one Bureau, brass mantle
clock, one iron Kettle, which property we have left
with said Jefferson Meyer, at our pleasure.
L.. b. RUPERT,
E. c. BARTON.
Bloomsburg Jan. %, 1870.
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CAUrION.
March 4th, ls43,

THE public are hereby notified that the subscri-
bel loaned to Lawrence Good, of Monteur town
ship, viz, one red COW. red and white COW, one
brindle heider. one two year old bull, spotted
bull calf, one dearborn Wagon, one cutting box
and knife and two sets Of horse gears. The fore
going property was purchased by me from John
Grouse, who purchased the same at constable sale
as the property of Lawrence Good. All persons
are hereby notified not to interfere with the said
property as it belongs to the subscriber.
JOHN DIETERICH.
March a, ls43-45.
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A Boston paper estimates that there is
now in the U. States, over $50, 200, 900
in specie.


correspondent of the Boster Ameri.
can states that the Penobscel Indians have
in their possession several autograph letters
from Gen. Washington, addrsssed to them
urging their neutrality while the con,es.
for our Independence was raging,
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have purchased at constable
sale, the property of Jesse Moysr, one bay Mare,
one Sled, one Sleigh, one set Harness, all Of which
we have loaned him dunng our pleasure of which
the public will take notice.
COLEMAN & MILLER.
Jsnusy, IS 1850.
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A young widow who edits paper In
neighboring state, says--'Wedo no. look
SO well to day as usual, on account Of the
non arrival of the males
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.ADMfy1s7h.477oR'.S s VoT1cE.

NJ oTICE Is hereby given, that letters Of admin.
IN istration Se. have been granted TO the sdbscri
bers on the estate Of ttt
JACOB WEtLIvER,
late Of Madison township in the county Of Columbia
deceased. All persons ihdebtedto to said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay and
set.Ietheir respective dues. Those having demands
said estate are requested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement
MARSH Al q. SHOEMAKER.
JOHN CHRISTIAN. hdnirs.
March | |. 1876. ~ u ~.
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NOTICE

Ms hereby given, that have purchased as the
property of Michael Lemon, one horse wagon,
one' horse, eighteen sheep, one mantle clock,
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution all persons not TO
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent.
JONATHAN LEMON.
Feb a. 1851.
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Wanted to Rent,

ENRON the first Of April next, small house
n or part of house, any where in Bloomsburg,
for family of two persons with no children. Any
person having such a situation to let, can apply at
this Office.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 81, lS43--39.
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NOTICE..

THAT have purchased at constable sale as the
property Of Elisha Hess one yoke of work cattle,
one plough one tanning million mantle clock ,ahd
pleasure ofwhich the public will ial;e notice.'
PHILIP FRITZ.
February l |, ls43-- AZ. a li3t tsat1p.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ = 1''A 'H ~ ~ = = 80 AS
N1OTICE is hereby given that letters OF admin
IN istration,&c have been granted to the subscIi.
bar on the estate Of
ANDREW GREASY,
late of Miffln township, in the county of Columbia
deceased All persons indebted to said estate
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settle their respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate requested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement.
will meet debtors aud creditors on the 2sth of
February and first of March next at the late resi-
denco Of the deceased to make settlement with all
who may call. @ r' ies
ABRAHAM LUDWIG, admir-.
February 4, ls43--4l. T.t sa+s2
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A monomaniac at Ponsyille, on Wednes
day week, stripped himself entirely, and
wen, up on Young's Hill, expecting 10 be
translated Ia Heaven. lie waited SO long.
and The weather was so cold, that j, was
wiNh difficulty physician could restore
him 10 animation sgaia. 81 .ss.l 81 .a.l
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Excess Of receipts over
expenditures the lat
ter being for niAe
St4O 453 50

months only Se4O 459 81 f''
There are a hos. Of subsidized Presses
in our siale--whose editors; either directly
or indirectly have their hands in the vaults
OF our impoverished Treasury --,ha. daily
and weekly pour forth their torrents Of
abuse upon democratic members for their
vote in favor OF the bill to elect Caua Com
missioners. Has II come 10 this, thai,
members who support measures of reform
and expediency, are TO be iaus denounced!
Will the people tolerate such an outrage as
this! Is public opinion to be manufactured
by bribed presses. which teen with artc.
les written a, The seat Of go"ernment. and
sen. off in every direction! Are members
10 be u,imitaied by such a course as this!
Tho bill 10 eject Canal Commissioners
is one that ought to become law, and, as
we believe will become a law. And il is
not the member who votes for lha. bill, that
should be afraid to look his constituents in
the face but he who votes againstil!
When the reports for the last quarter Of
the year ls42, is made public, the
people will be ably operceive whether
half million has beea saved in one year.
as has been ssser,ed!- Reporter. e
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0sDlIswARYs

D1ED-In this village on Wednesday
last, Mr.. JOSEPH MOYER, aged abou.
40 years.
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Ohto.-A bank bill granting charters to
expired institutions at Cincinnati CoIum.
bus, Zanesville, Mount Pleasant snd War
rem, and making provisions for the future
establishment Of others, has passed the Sen.
ate Of the Ohio Legislature, and will pro.
badly tecome law. The bill enac,s as
follows: ais n. ssst
The individual and private responsibility
Of the directors and slockholders for the
circulation and debts of the bank.
Before the commencement. Of business,
the bona jfdc payment of the entire capital
in gold and silver coin.
prohibiuon upon loans on pledges OF
stock Of any description, as well upon all
dealing or specializing in stock Of any
kind.
That the circulation shall in no instance
exceed the amount Of the bona ,tfds capital
paid up. and in The actual employ ment OF
the bank,no exceed three dollars for every
dollar Of gold aud silver coin on hand.
That no bank shall pay out or put in
circulation in any way, Tho paper Of other
banks.
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CALL AND SEE

GALL AND SEE
THE subscriber being desirous of closing
business, now Offers to his customers his as.
sortment Of
Dry Goods. and Groceries.
HARDWARE AND QUEENsWARE.
&c. &c.
at reduced prices, being determined to sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Any persons wishing to commence business, will
do well BY calling him before purchasing else
where, as h. will either sell Rent his store
and sell his goods, on reasonable terms, and fair
credit.
Also, for sale by the subscriber
THREE GOOD CANAL BOATS.
which he will dispose of as low as any can be
bought.
GEORGE WEAVER.
Bloomsbury Feb. 18th, ls43.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that we have purchased at con-
stable sale the property Of John Dills, one gray
horse and harness, one sorrel horse and harness,
one two horse wagon one sled two lumber sleds
one cow one plough, one harrow one tanning mill,
one cutting box and all the lumber at the mill, and
saw logs, one clock rnd the grain in the ground two
log chains and have left the in his possession
during oui pleasure.
ts+ JOHN MICHAEL.
PHILIP FRITZ.
Feb. %, 1854.
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The following Bill has been issd In
place, by MIR, Sullivan. OF the Senate, and
we hope 10 see il forthwith become ,he
law of1ihe land.
AN ACT 10 punish seduction, and 10 afford a
more adequate civil remedy for the injury.
Section l. That seduction of eny female
is hereby declared to be an indiciable
offence, in addition 10 the remedies now
given BY law, for the perpe,rstion of this
grea. private and public wrong. and any
person who shall be convicted Of The offence
of seduction, in any court Of Quarter Sess-
ions of the Peace of this commonwealth,
shall he sentenced 10 pay fine not less
,ban $500 nor more than 10000, al the
court, and further 10 undergo a solitary
confinement, at hard labor in the proper
penuendary for period not less than one
yearI nor longer Than ten years, at the dis
cre.on Of the courl; Provided, That in
lieu of The imprisonment in the Peniten,iary
the court may, il the circumstances Of The
case are miligaled, sentence TO Imprisonment,
the county Jail.
Section 2. That the action OF seduction
may be- maintained and sued by any mother
or other relation of the female seduced; to
| recover damages for loss of service or for
injury done 10 the reputation Of the rela
lives, and for such aggravations as may
have attended the commission Of The injury
Provided. That orly one action shall be
maintained for redress of such injuries
arising Out OF any one case Of seduction.
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If the journals owned and edited BY
Canal Collectors throughout, the State had
delayed for few weeks lher attacks upon
the member from this county for the course
he has seen fl. TO pursue in regard TO a
certain act Of legislation. perhaps the
reason Of their spleen would not have been
quite SO b,ious. These valiant knigh, ol the
gull, so very ready to do battle, have each
and all some six hundred or more reasons
per annum for their ardor. Do they feel
uneasy in their harsi-Does The $50 per
mon.h, with rem. and stationary appear
uncertain in the future! We'll, It's human
nature, alter all; and the slave must do
his masters will.-tiikesbarre Farmer.