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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION
n clerk in other respectable employment
m which s could b. useful years Of pleasing sd
dress and would b. thankful for small
Addrsss V Y. So Chathzm street, post paid. A IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

YOUNG LADY having the qualifications, aud
n who has the Semlnanrs OF the Coun
Try wishes situation respectable ssnlnsrY a Teach
er of the English branches Teache o Penmnnsip alone
No obectioe 10 pleasant Southern or village location. Ad
dress or apply 10 A. H. Wheeler Z13 broadway corner Of
chs, street from II and o clcrk. aD4 2Ws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

JfTiNTED-A situation Housekeeper by female fully
competent. Reference permitted 10 ATs Butler, ~
Sand BROOKLYN whose family she tns ved IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-10

The above With great many oaef '. ,-ei q. -.
fee hesitation sssing that oar >'o' - saY 8t@ @
". which vii enable sell q 10" 500 r4
Al. Who may be in want Of any Of The aoo' i'' II
m ne our stock before Purchasing else" SOCK.
creates, Of pleasure to vail on them and 'aoe ~
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

.NHILDREN are most subject to them, but per-
~ sons of all ages are liable To be afflicted with
them. Bad breath, palencss about the lps,Hushed
cheeks picking at the nose, wasting away leanness
pain in the Bowels Joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
frightful dreams, moaning and sometimes OF vor.
acious appetite, are among he symptoms OF worms
Many doctored Tor rIonths, sor some other inn
agtnary disease when one box Of oIerman's w orm
bozcnges would effect cure. ID. Ryan, corner
Of Prince street and the Bowery, cured man of
worms that reduced to a skeleton, and by only
ono box Of Sherman's Lozenges: Eeis now as fat
,s an Alderman The Hon. b. b. Besrdsley
has saved the life Of one nf his children by them.
lhe sale of over 100000 of boxes has fully test
cd them. They are the only infallible worm des
troying medicine known. What family will be-
without theml
Consumpti ion, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Coughs
Asthma, and all affections Of the lungs, will find
healing value In Shs srman's Cough Lozenges. They
saved the Rev. Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Suoeter, Jonathan Howarth, Esq and that worthy
nld hero, Leonard Rogers from the consumptive's
grave They cured in one day the Rev. Mr. Dun
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM. II. Attree Esq
Of distressing coughs. They arc the pleassntest
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany known
remedy.
Headache Sea-sckness and Papitation, relieved in
rom FIVE TO ten minutes by Sherman's Camphor
Lozenyes Persons attending crowded -ooms or
travelling will find them to impart buoyancy OF
| pirts and renew their energies, Those suffering
from too free living will find few Of tie lozenges
TO dispel the horioIs and lowness Of spirits. Mr.
Kra,h, of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
ed himself Of severe headache by them )sptail
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington. has wit
lessed their efficacy in great many cases OF sea
sickness. They operate like charm upon th'
igitsted or shattered nerves, ps Shermsn's Poo
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumbaso
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast or an,
part of the body. Mr.. H. q. Dsggers, 80 AM
street; Henry r Goulding; 35a Chatham
tree, Moses J Henriques Esq. and
nnlulude Of Others have experienced th'
derful effects Of hese Plas,ers
Price only l2a cents. Caution is necessar,
o see that you get The genuine Sherman
Lozenges and Plsssers, as there are man,
worthless articles attempted TO be palmet
Of in place Of them, BY those who woul
rifle with your life for shilling.
DR.. Sherman's warehouse is a, l06 Mas
sau street-For sale BY
John X, Bloomsburg
u Wm l. Waller T. co -Beiw wick
Low d. Fhompson-I.ime Ridge
f IL J. Laz1rus-OrangevRle
RI NJ, q. Shoemaker-BuckH Horn
l., IL A !. .Bisel--Jerseytown
Derr & M'Brlde 49, W hl,e Hall
John Moore e-Danville.
Stephen Badly, Ca,tawissa.
Jan. 4-lS45--37. 6m.
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Registers Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all legatees
'reduors and other persons interested II
he state of the respective dcceden's snf
minors, that the administrator and gnard'a'
,ccoun,s Of said estate, have been filed ~
he Office OF The county Of Columbia. ano
will be presented for confirmation and al
lowance ID the Orphans Court, 10 be hell
It Danvile, in and for the county aforesaid
IN Thursday: the 23d day Of January mex
At 2 o'clock p NJ.
The accoun, Of Samuel Menges, admir-
israto OF the estate of John RoSenhoI'
late of Lime,one township; deed.
3 The fnal accoun, OF David Masters
late guardian Of Russell P.Armstrong one
The children of Joseph Armstrong decd
CHARLES CONNOR, Register
REGISTER OFFICE Dsnville,
Dec. "a, 1914: )
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CBARLEs II. RUCxALEy
LETTING

PROPOSALS will be received by the
Commissioners Of Columbia county, al
the house Of Jacob Demott ESQ.,, ir Mali.
son township. on F,Iday the l7,h dsv ol
January next, between the hours Of 10 A.
VI. and 2P. NJ. Of said day; for building y
Bridge. over Little Fishing creek; near
Rober, Mon,gomery's saw mill; in said
Township, Of the following description.
Stone Abu,men,s 10 fee, high from low
water mark. 10 fee. loug; up and down the
-tesk, 4 feet thick a, the top aud 8 lee
|uhck a, the bottom.
Wing walls on the north side, to be ~
fee, long nc,uding Abutments: and on tn,
south sids to he Is fee, long, the supers,ruc
ton to be q wooden brace Bridge So fee
between the Abutments.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
f. MENDENHAId,, Clerk.
| COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
| Danyile Dec. 25--ls44
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CIRCULAR.

THE Temperance Associations of
Of every description, are
hereby notified, that, In pursuance Of the
following resolution, adopted st the State
Convention, held at Harrisburg, in January
last, State Temperance Convention will
again be held a, Harrisburg, on The
FOURTH WEDNESDAY. being the
22d day Of January next, ls45:
'Resolued, That we recommend 10 all
The Temperance Associations Of this Com
monwesltb, 10 appoint Delegates, 10 meet
in Convention, in the Borough Of Harris.
burg. on the second Wednesday Of Janua.
ry, ls45, and that the said Societies furnish
he Chairman Of their respective Delega.
lions with Report, embracing the names
Of their Officers, and the number OF Mem
uers belonging TO The Association, together
with any other Information they may llIiuk
proper to Law before the Convention
Ii is also sarnestiy requested that all As.
4ociaiions which 90 not send Delegates 10
he proposed Convention, address a Letter
To The President Of the State Temperance
Convention, al Harrisburg containing The
information desired by the resolution above
sisted; so ,bsi satisfactory Temperance
Statistics, of the whole eallh,
may thus be had.
NJts-OwinQ to The meeting of Leg
stature on The day preceding tho Second
Wednesday Of January, Qhe day fixed hy
he last Convention ior the mex. Annual
NestinR) ME Ceutral Commi,is have Geem
I'D il advisable to change the time to tie
Fourth Wednesday, being the Tweu'y
| second OF said month.
BY order Of The State Central Cvmuis.
| ee.
! Dec, 20, lefs,
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AN ACT OF JUVENILE HERorsM, by
which a life in peril was rescued, Is :e.
ported in the Boston Daily Advertise,
yesterday, which dyserv, to be noticed
The sccoun, runS thus.
'On Saturday af'ernooo, that p'r' OF
Black b y between The Providence
Railroad aud Beacon street was covered
With Young skaters pursuing their beau
s.tnI bu, hazardous sport. A sudden
CIV announced that one Of them, an
Ish boy OF eight years, had fallen in
among the broken ice. The report
spread instantly through the crowd Of
boys, but, for the hundreds amusing
ihemslves there, the danger was too
great for sympaty 10 pass Into action.
OE.. youth, however, who, but few
weeK before, had found himself in the
same perilous situation as this lad, from
which he was fortunate 10 ex!rica,e him
sell without help for which he called in
vain: started forward alone, without hesi-
ialon, TO rescue the sinking boy. The
poor little fellow in the water was sup
pcc'ing himself by seizing upon The ice
piece after piece os which broke in his
grlsp. His preserver FASTENED forward
over broken ice, I'LL no fooihold wa.
lief for him. The frightened boy wa.
incspable Of seconding his efforts, while
,he heavy boots and skates Of The brav'
Youth made his siluailn more hszird.
Gus every moment. Seeing a coach
mao near, he called to MIN 10 throw hi,
rrios, but was told they would he 'o
shor for his purpose An ell pool wa
found by OF one The spccs crs Il pushec
Forward on the ice ul II came within
his reach, the boy. who had sunk once
snd was slffened with The cold, was un
Bible 10 clasp i, in his hands, as he was
desired, when his perseverlRg friend,
with preseuce OF mind and judgmen
which would have been admirable in
man, listened the end Of The pole firmly
Z by i,s hook into he dress of the drown
ing boy; and now swimming, lher
crawling over The icy fragments, drag
ged his prize after him into perfect s,fa
~.
III This modest youth, who merely men
toned, on his return home, 10 acrouG
L for his drenched condi'ion; iha! he hat
got in at Black Bay, was Greedy Steve
|3son Gurus. son of james F. Curtls, wei
known for his gentemanlv superIntend
ence OF the Worchesler RuIrosd,
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right JF SEARCH

'hlG II IT SES thSti
This seems still to be claimed by GIcal
Britain with as much determination as be
fore last war. Almost every week we heat
Of some new instance where our meTchan
ships have been boarded by Brush crulsers
under the plea Of scare ing for slaves
They pay no respect 10 our Nag on IN
African coast. hut treat il with as much IN.
dignny as they could The black flag of lht
pirates. Shall such things be! Snail We
allow our rights 10 be namP ed upon! ou'
commerce subjected 10 insult d oppression
No, the spirit Of free people who own nj
,nasleI, will ere long be aroused, and make
,he eve OF The BRUSH lion quail benea'l
It's power Much better would il be II Eng
land would turn her searching proPenslle'
to finding something equal 10 DR.. SHER
MANS INDICATED LOZENGES TO-
the relief Of her subjects They have no"
been before the public for more than year
anil there are no preparations like shem /,
be found for searching on: disease, snt
hanishing it from The human frame. -
Worms find no refuge or hiding place wbeI
they are used Coughs, Colds and Con
sump,ions vanish away. and Headache
PaInita,,on and Nervous Affections ceas
the moment one of Sherman's Campho
Lozenges are taken into the Stomach
There is no mistake in them; they wili cur
the different disease for which they ar
recommended sooner Than any preparation
now 10 use BE sSre and gets the genuIn,
ss the spurious article will invailoy q
more han than good.
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BTMlMNINNo

MARRlED-On Tuesday, The 3ls
nl'. by the Rev. J. S. Miller, Mr.JoHN
NEcHLER, of Dsnvlle, to Miss ESTHER
HAusE, of Point township, Nor,hum
berland county.
% Wednesday, the lst instant, BY
the same, Mr.. GEORGE SAUNDERS, lo
Miss Ruin KowNovER, d,ughler oI
David N. Kownover ENq. all Of Dan
willie.
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List of Lettres.

REMAINING in the Pos, Office al,
.Csuswissa on The quarter ending Decemb, =
3lst. 1874.
Behler Mr. Kuhns Peter
Chapman Daniel NJ LOngenharger Philip
CroIl William Donegal John jr.
DAWN Fanny Stewart Abraham
Fisher Israel Q Stokes William
Fisher J p Shuman @
Kellogg Chester Tubpesnn Rachael
Persons calling tor lei ters in the ab,ve list will
please say they are advertised.
PAtLR BALDY PM.
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PROCLAMATION.

"IHEREAS, the Hon. JosrpH B. ANTHONY
w President of the Court of Oyer and Ter,
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, and Court Of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district,
composed OF the counties of Northumberland,
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon
William Donaldson and George Mack, Es-
quiIes, Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their pr"eept bearnng date the 26th day OF
Nov. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and for,yfour and to me directed 70,
holding
Il Court of Oyer and Termin.r, and Gen
erdt Jail Delivery, General Quartz,
Sessions Of the Peace, Common Plea,
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County Of Columbia
on the third Monday Of Jan. Ae1t being tn,
Goth lay) and to continue one weeks:
Notice is therefore hereby given IL
the Coroner, the Justices Of the Peace, and Con
stables of the said county Of Columbia. thai they
be then and there in their proper persons, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, with thei
records, inqusitions and other remembTancss, Il
those things which 10 their Offices sppsrtain I,
he done. And those that are bound BY yecogni
zances, TO prosecute against the prisoners that Al
~ may be in the Jail Of said county Of Columbis
are 10 oe then and there to prosecute against then
as shall be just, Jurors are requested 10 bs pune
tual in theiratendance, agyeeably 10 their notice
i Dated st DaDville, the 2Oth day oj Dec oil
! the year ofour Lord one thousand pieh
Il hundred and forty -four and in tho 6s Yea
of the Independence of the United State
Of America
IRAN DERR ShetE
sHHrITS's OyyIOr, panvills
Dec. 30. 1874
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List ofLtiIers

RI NAMING in Me Post Office, a
Blooms3urg, on The quarter ending Dec
3lst. 1914
Aoel Burr D Paxton
David Evernelt Charles StetIer
Mrs Mary NJ Eckerd Miss Cath. S,aufer
Daniel McCurdy Peter Siyres2
John Rechendorfer N SnyIe
Calender Potr Henry Walters
A Walters
Person calling for lettels in tLe above list will
,lcase say they are advertised.
J X MOYER p NJ
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ssszzszzszz-=-rsz1-s
THE OLDEST INHABIrANT'

The Pcayune has found out who sha
much tn'.-L e ;~I. .ai.i.,.i 'ho 'oi.i--' '-I-i
liant is An elderly chap speaking OF his
grea, knowledge Of the Western country
the other day, said he had known 'he Mis-
sissippi river ever since it was a small
creekr Hes the man.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

Mr.. Detwold OF New York, has pro-
cured from the Mammoth Gave in Kentucky
several of the eyeess fish which abound
in those dark waters. They are TO be SEN
alive to Paris; as present TO some curious
Frenchman.
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N OTI c L

Notice is hereby given, that we have
this day purchased al Constable sale, as The
properly Of William Cunningham ,,hs fol
lowing property to wil;onesbsy horse one
brown mare, SET Of horse gears, one COW
one Calf, three sheep, five hogs. one wa
gon and bed, two harrows, three ploughs
one cutting box snd knife. one cradle and
scyihe one grass scyih, one and half Iun
|of hay, fifty bushels Of corn in the ears
one lot Of clover seed, half Of seven acre.
Of rye in the ground, half of six acres o.
wheat in the ground, two sleds, one clock
one 10, Of rye in the sheaf, one lot offoder
fifteen bushels Potatoes, all of which W,
have lsfi with said Cunningham; durin,
our pleasure.
E. & j. LAZARUS.
! orsnssviEe, Nov. 80, 1874.
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Gen Samuel Hays, of Venange count,
has been oppoin,ed United States Marshal
for the Western dls,ric, of Pennsylvania, i
The room of Henry G Bos!er, Esq, deceas
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NOBLE DOG

A Mount 81. Bernard dog. weigbin
l6s lbs was sold 10 gentleman in Toron'
Canada, few days since, for rs gunineas
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lMPUDENT

II is said tina, some fellow down East /
atou, making old Mr.. Tyler present of
beautifully worked cradle
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OBIEWNDVo

DIED-In franklin township, Co.
'umbla county; on the evening Of tn,
29lh of Dec, MARGARET. wife of Dan
vel Riegal, aged 81 years and S days.
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aow occupied as dwelling house, with
he appurlenances.
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property Of William Kelly.
ALSO,
A certain lot Of gronnd situate, in the
village of Orangeyille, con,siDng one half
an acre. wheieOn is erected Two FRAME
HOUSES and one FRAME STABLE
lying on main street, numbered in the plan
of said town, and adjoining lands of Isas,
Kline and Others.
Seized taken in execution, and 10 be sold
as the property Of Charles M'Pherson-
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's OFFICE, Danvile,
Dee 90, ls44
BY virtue OF leysfi facia to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale a, the same
Tine and place.
A certain one story and a half plank
house, situate in the township of Hemlock
Columbia county, on the southern side ol
Inc road leading from Bloom, to Jersey.
town, near the Buckhorn tavern, containing
twenty feet in front, on the road side sfore
said, twenty five fee, in depth, and the lo
or piece of ground g. curliledge spper,enan
10 the said building, bounded on the ives
by a los Of Daniel sNeighart,son the souit
ny lands o! John McReynolds, and the eas
10y land or Vanah Rees.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sol,
as the property Of John Wilson,
i IRAN DERR. Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Danville.
| Dec, 26, lS44.
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The 2lst Of December, two hundred
md twenty -four years back, The frs,
Christians explored Plymouth bsrbor
md landed on ils shores.
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The a,noun, Of coal transported from ,h'
Srhuyki region This season is s33,2l1
tons
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Hh0ieSule De0(eys and Reiaiiers Of
Foreign Me'chandize in the Countg
of Columbia.
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H HE subscriber beng desirous of quit
ing business, offers a, private sale
ris Blacksmith Tools, consisting OF dou
,le seu of all kinds of tools, usually used u
= country Blacksmith Shop,i'o wit ~ par
, bellows, 2 anviis,2 vices hammer tongs
yc. and swedges of all kinds. The stove
uoIs, are all of ;he first quality and in good
rider. The shop in which now work
situated on main street, near the Episcops'
ChuIch, can be rented al fair rent. Terms
,de easy upon application TO the suhscrl
,er, and possession gwen The first day oi
April.
N. B. All persons indebted to the sub
,criber are earnestly requested to maxi
,ayment on or before the first day OF Aprl
,ext as tits necessary lha. his accounts
,hould be closed Sy tina, time.
JACOB B!DLEMAN.
Bloom sburg, Jan. 4-lS45
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Take Notice,

THAT IN compliance with an act of the
General Assembly approved lhe 7lh day
t April, A ID 1890; aud an act passed the
Ia DAY Of May,lStl the Ass C tel Judges
,nd Commissioners OF the county Of CoIum
,ia. will NEE, at The Commissioners office
N Danvile, on Thursday the 23i day oi
Iauulry ls45, at Q o'clock p. VI. lof said
lay, for the purpose Of taking up tie re.
turns of the several consisbles OF sad county
hat are to be made lo The Court CT quarter
afy ;sin oRsfSdd' sd ID Shi sSg sSh pasS asS q Ja
Merchants, that may be thus returned deal
ug as aGoresaid,inlO that class that may
,ppear righ, aud just, agreeabiy to the pro
,isious OF The acts sforsad, when and where
YOU NAV attend # you thing proper either
in person, bv agent or attorney.
BY order Of the board.
f MENDENHALL, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Danvllle Jan. 6-lS45
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The small pox is prevailing to an uuusn;
extent at Saratoga and in uumber of IN
stances has proved taia
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TRAVERSE JURORS-Jan. Is45

H. Rupert
Cotawissa- Joseph Hartman. Peter Bodins
Derry-Thomas Foster Esq
Fishing creek-John Alhger, John VI. Buckolew
Alexander Kremer, John Henry
Greenwood-Thomas Davis, Ionas Hayman, ,Johr
Cool, Peter Girton
Liberty-Daniel Cotner, Michael Shives
Mahonne- Thomas Branden, James Gaskin.,
Joseph Hartman, Stephen Morse, Simon P. Kase
Shnrpless Taylor
Mitlin-Benjamin Hanch. Peter Yohe. Stephen
H. Miller
Madison William Runyun
Monteur George Kaufman
Orange William Whitmyer, John Achenbach
Alfred Howell
ley. Fan iII .
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List Of Jurors.
For January Term, ls4s.
Grand Jur rs.

Bloom-Caleb Barton, Peter Mensch George W
Abbott
Buercreek-D. A Bowman
Cattawissa- Joseph Brobst
Dery-William Hendersho,t, Thomas More.
head, Michael Snyder, Enos Miller, Robert M.
Kee
Franklin-Jacob Shultz, Samuel Shck
Greenwood-Daniel Fox
Liberty John Hopper
Mahoning- Morrison, 7. S Hubbard
Sewell Gibbs, David Roberts
Monteur-Stephen Lazarus, John Fry
Madson-Charles Carnahan, John Moore
Roaring creek-Reuben FarinSer, Amsi Blown
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MliI& A LOG 10! barry, %
eAssx8 TWO SHOPS,
and an APPLE ORCHARD.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property Of Jonathan Lodge.
ALSO,
All the right title and intsres, Of the de
fendsn, in certain one story Frame House
and lot OF ground, situate in Roaring creek
township, Co'umbis county, bounded by
ands OF Jacob Harner, deceased, and the
main road leading from Cauawissa 10 Pors
vile.
Seized taken in execution, and 10 be ,old
as the property Of Moses May.
ALSO,
A certain 10, Of ground situate in the
town OF Bloomsburg, Columbi. coun,y
fronting on third stree, Of said town. st
Joining lot no. II, on the north east, min,
alley on the nor,s west, west street on ,bs
south west and numbered in the plan Of
said town no, 70, being one town lot
There is erected on the premises two s,o
ry frame
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Ds'. J0yne's
FAMILY MEDICINES.
-eSe-

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads Of hundreds who had been bald
for years It also purihes the head from Dandrnif
Cures diseases Of the scalp-Preserves the hsir
from falling off or bscomiug permanently gray