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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT uFTROOPs.

We learn from n gentleman who arrived Insl
evening from Natclntoches, that on Sunlav evening
las, messenger from v ashing!on reached Gen
Taylor the officer IN command at For, Jesup.
with orders to pu! his troops in motion for the R'o
GrandP. Immediate preparations were made tor
start and on Wednesday Two regiments OF Infant
nv were to leave on Steamboats, for this city, while
the ID Regiment of mounted Dragons, under the
command Of Col Twiggs. was to strike across
through Texas. The Infantry will probably rench
this city to-day or Tomorrow, where they viii
remain until transports can be engaged to take
them to the mouth OF the Rio Grande. We hear
it said That the squadron under the command oil
Commodore Stockton will probably come up 10
,akc the troops over, but this is, to sly the least
very doubtfuI.-N. o. Tropic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

J. Folsom's letter will BE- found on the ouisi' 'e
to-day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

General Andrem Jackson's Funerai-The Nash
villo Banner of Wednesday says:-i esterday
every place Of business was closed. and oar clli-
Eens. for the most part, went up to The Hermitage
to pay the last solemn rites to'tho ilonored dead.
A very large concourse assembled from the town
and country. and a most impressive and eloquent
sermon was preached by the Rev. DR.. Edgar, the
body was borue to the grave by tho p'llbearcrs
appointed hy the meoling on Tuesday, and. with.
out "strntaton Of parade. butin the midst of
silence and tears, was plnsed bt the side Of her,
" hon, ia ii!o he Gnd loved 50 well.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

MHaary-We learn TIM, COMPANY "E." 81
regiment U. S. Artillery. left Charleston on the
27th ut., on board the brig lIoync. under the
command of lst Lieut.. BrnAron Bragg. occompa.
MED By Ist L.ieun,. Geo. II. Thomas, and Brevet
ID Lie ut. u. II. I'M. destined for New Orleans,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

1t is stated IN the N. Y. Evangelist. by ofohe the
passrDgors, tha, tho steamship Hiheraia, in her
recent p1ssag e across the Atlantic, was Mrre
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

= The river is low; the smalIes, boats. only, can
get this high.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

The Washington Union contains the following
important item Of news
"lnformntIon of very important character
reached this city Yesterday, TO the effect ha, our
government had received assurances from Mr., Pm.
kenham, the British Minister at Washington that
newly appointed Minister to Mexico would not
fail to be favorably received by the Mexican Gov.
rrnm"n,; that this disposition on the part of that
Government was parity induced by the efforts of
tn" French and English Ministers a. Mexico; The
ndvces of tho latter forming the basis on which
Mr.. PakeBham's assurances are made"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

The New York critics pronounce the debut of
Mrs. MowATT, in the character of Pauline, in
Bulwer's play Of the Lady of Lyons, to be the
mos, successful ever made on the American
stage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

MkiiHgsef Wr.-Gen. Scott, VIC learn, came
down from West Point en- Tuesday evening, aud
stopped al the An,rican,1pperring - be quite at
his leisure. Tine nght.traih brought an officer
from Washington, inquest Of Gen. Scott. who
after IA bret interview, left post haste for Wash
lngton. These facts. as related to rs. strengthen
tue report thata Mexican force is on the NueccS.
and that Mr.. Polk, about to undcrtaEe the sorIOGs
responsibility Of driving them over tho Rio DEF
Nor,r.-N. Y. Tribune.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

NImrol Cnpps Aimimislrafor Of
David Kinds decsasci.
A Nd now on ii il day came the said y
n Administrator as aforesaid, and ht
first annual return at the July term, and
th, rewith, which was ex mined by the cd
ordered that il no exceptions be filed ths1
fore the second day Of the next term
slid FIRST annual return viii b. confirmed
and all persons will be debarrcd from cIa
to. 1t is further ordered by the court D
this order be published in the Arklnsa,
az least thirty days before the next term
A true copy from tue Rncord:-ArrEsi|
A. McLEAI
July 10, lSlj.--no 23-iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
ENGL.A ND.

he news is not very important.
Tho excitement which had existed previously v
in relation to the Oregon question had entirely
subsIded.
The American Provision Market was in q very
healthy state.
Cotton was dull. and the prices barely sustain.
ed.
The war fever in England has cooled off won.
derluIly. They seem to think that they could
not make 1t profitable 10 20 to war with us at pres.
ent: 'TwouId not be so funny as mngined.-
They have just learned that our naval expenses
have increased from 1895. from 81 .2O9, ,s35, T.,
sS,672.7l7, in 1913; and that. our sea.coast is
considered, by able French engineer, to he in n
condition TO relel any invasion by them; and lha,
the sle' mers Of the South could play tho deuce
with their commerce in the MEXICAN Gulf. Tho
Lonton Morning Chronicle,a ,afier long review of
our state of defences, concludes by saying:--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

The Hon. Wilson Shannon, U. S. Minister Il
Mexico, arrived in N. York few days since.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

Bv the Wdi.r Wuch We have received iIesnf
Tobasco papers. from which we CLEAN accounts
of the general Indignation felt by the fobasqnenos
towards GeneraL AMPuDGA. 10 a communication
by D. ENGEL CLARo, his numerous msdeeds are
cataIogued and commented on. Amon.s! them
stands, forth his dastardly murd"r of Gen. SENT
MANAT, and inhuman desecration of the gallant but
unfortunate Generals remains. Gen. SENTMAHAr
was much beloved by the Tobasquenos whlis. ho
resided among them.
We learn that Gen. AMPUDIA hns been deprived
of his command.-N. O. Bulletin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival of tho steamship Caledonia, at
Boston. on the 26th ul,., we havo the following
items Of news from Europe, which we copy from
our Eastern exchanges:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19


And IN case Of war. we are inclined 70 '"'""
that Mexico and England will fad the A'nor'can'
be,,er prepared than is generally amngined.
The righi of search is given up; that 'of ~n''"
England cou,ended SO long and so obslina'e'y'--
OF course, one of the probable causes oi war
in future, and certain sources Of jealousy ana III
will is n, IN end. aud nothing lost eIsher' 10 'he
cause of humanity. France has BY late "ea'!
agreed to keep squadron on the coast oil AFRICA
to assis. in suppressing the slave trade' which Eng
land now thinks supersedes the necessity OF The
rish, Of search.
There are many articles f'om lngIIs Journals
which we have hot space to COPY, compIImen''hs
our governmen, upon the active measures 'aKe'
to suppress the slave trade. We will give OK
tracts next week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
JOHN It. STEEL. r.. s.

Marrying lady for her bennty-s.sely re.
marks coiomporary-is like eating bird for its
singing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
FRANCE.

Little has been said during the last fortnight IN
the Partisan journals, on American aiairs but IN
the few ARTICLES that have appeared, very decid'
ed opinion is expressed, ,hH however menacing
tho Oregon question may appear, it will be SET
tod amcnbIy, the United States and Great bl''
ain both having an nm:nse Interest III Inc pres
ervation of pence.
France. -Texas-The Paris ConstllutIonneI OF
Nav Both. saws tina, France joins England in pro-
testing against the annexation of Texas to the I,
Sn,es. 1t farther asserts thu. the EngIish anu
French diplomatic agents in lexos had. in the
nam of their respective governments, induced
the President Of Texas not 10 convoEe the Con-
press before tho end of the month OF July, or the
beginning of August promising him IN tho mean
lime TO prrcure lhe recognition of Texas by Mex
ico and tho adoption by England of the debt OF
Texas, in return for treaty 10 be hereafter en-
tered into, favorable 10 the admission oi l.ngI's
manufactures into that country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

We take pleasure IN lay ing the following bo
fore our readers. There wero many reports
in circulation in regard 10 tho af',ir, which We
have no, published believing that. in due time
tho truth of the whole subject would be detailed.
We copy the following from the Ky. Yeoman, o.
July Sd:
The statement contained in nnn.bcr ofparers
abou, Lieut.. Buford having committed infnnticide
by numbering his own child at Paducah, Ky., and
throwing it into the river, we believed ut the time
too horrible to be true. 10 Justice to thnt gentle.
man and his lady, both Of them highly respectable,
and having large number of respectable relatives
interested in their reputation, we give the following
synopsis of Card.
The Louisville Journal, of Wednesday, contains
statement by Dr.. John U. Lafon and Mr.. O..
II. Burbrdge, Of the facts detailed in evidence on
the trial, on the charge preferred against Lieut..
Buiord. of the U. s. Army. of DESTROYING his
own child. The statement is complete vind.
cation, in pcrf ct accord with the verdic, of &C.
quitlal rendered by the jury. of Lieut.. Buford
t was proved tha, the child was drformed ubor.
ton of five months, and it was removed by Lieut..
B. on account of the horror of his " ifs Mt its
ramainjng in her room Ill! morning. or being seen
by others. the most natural feeling Of mothers
breast under such circumstances. It is amazing
that such horrid charge could be Instituted, orip
mating solely in gossip against one of such hrh
character. standing and associations, as Lieut..
Bafurd.--Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19

We learn that a bearer of dispatches to Captain
Elliott. the British Charge d'Alflrcs to Texas,
arrived hero las! cvenlng.-N o. Tropic.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

~HILDREN are most subject to them, hut per
n sons of oil ages uro liable to bo afflicted with
them. Bad breath, pacncSs about tho iips,tlushed
cheeks, picking at the nose, wasting away ,leannes
pain in the bowels, joints or limbs, disturbed SLEEP
trghlful drcans moaning and sometimes OF Vor-
ucious appetite, are among the symptoms OF worms
Many are doctored Tor months, for some other i'm
lginary disease, when one box of Sherman W orn'
Lozcngcs would effect cure. ID. Ryan, corner
Of Prince street and the Bowery, cured man oi
worms that was reduced to skeleton, and by only
ono hox Of Shermans LozenSes teis now AZ fla,
as an Alderman Th Hon. Is. b. Beardsley
has saved the life 0f on his children by them
Ihe sale Of over 100000 of boxes has iul!y test
ed them. They are the only infallibe worm dcs
troying medicine known. What family will b'
without them!
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Asthma and all affections of the lungs, will find Q
healing value in Shsrman's Cough Lozenges. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Streeter, Jonathan Howarth, Esq and that worthy
old hero, Leonard Rogers. from the consumptlve's
grave. They cured in one day the Rev. MI Dun
bar, the Rev Mr.. Handbook; VIM. II. Atrec Esc
of distressing coughs. They ne the pleasantes
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany known
remedy.
Headache Sea.sckness and Palpitation, relieved II
from five to ten minutes by Sherman's Camph0
I.nzengcs Persons atten,iing crowded -ooIns o
travelling will find them to ilhpart buoyancy O
spirits and renew their energies, Those suffering
from too fee living will find few Of tie lozenSe
to dispcl the horiols and lowness Of spirits Mr.
Krath, of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
ed himself of severe headache by them 'aptall
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington. has wit
messed ther efficacy in great many cases OF sea
sickness. They operate like charm nron th'
agitated or shattered nerves, rs Sherman's Poo
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumbaso
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast or SI,
part of the body. Mr II, &. Dsggon, 80 Am
street; Henry r Goulding: 358 Chatham
street Moses Henriques Esq. aud
multitude Of Others have experienced lh'
wonderful effects Of these Pasers
Price only l24 cents. Caution is recessar,
10 see that you get the genuine Sherman
| Lozenges and Plasters, as there are man,
uorlhIess articles attempted 10 be pamet
of in place ofIhem, by those who woul
uife with your life for a shilling.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is al l06 Mas
sau street.-For sale by
John II. Moyer- Boomsbnrg
/ WIN l. Waller a. 60 Berwick
Low & Thompson-I.ime Ridge
4 f. 81. Lazarus-OrangeVRle
d M. G. Shoempker-B Buck Horn
l.. a. A l. Bisel-Jerseytown
i DER & M'Bride-- White Hall
| John MOore-Dsnville.
Stephen Badly, Cs,tswissa.
Jan. 4--lsa5--37. ON,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
YANKEE INGENUITY.

The New EngIanders are proyerbisl for
their tact and inventive faculties. MANY
Of our modern Improvements originated III
them. Before they applied steam as pro
pelling power, i, took AS many DAYS 10 &c
To Albany as il does hours now. by siean
we navigate our rivers anl the bounGless
ocean; nv steam we travel on railroads al
the moderate rate OF something less thai
GO miles an hour: we grind our wheat, saw
our timber. clear our docks Of mud, shove
down hills; in fac, do almost everything bu
heal the sick, and that has beeu left for Or.
Sherman TO do with his Lozenges. A:
formerly, weeks or months were required
for curing common coughs, colds, asthmr
wooping cough and consumption. Blu
now. in this age Of Loco Force Matches
Shrrmsn's Lnzenges, pariaking of the spiI
i,of the age, do in few hours what wa,
formerly done in as many weeks; they cure
headaches in few minutes, and do not eX
cite any disgust in their admin stra,ion
All travel by the quickes, route aud all wh'
would be as judcIous in being cured ,sboul'
90 a, once to The Doctors.
For sale by ]. X. MOYER Bloomsbury
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

An Awful Crime is said 10 have oc
furred near Cynlhiana, Harrison county
Kentucky, some time in the last week
pf January. 1t appears tina, fslhe'
snd q son, named Carson, had a sever
huarrel which ended in a fight. The
jslher threatened 10 kill his son. and
went TO The house FOR his gun. The
BON, also went ior bis. They met be-
bind the house, and both took aim a.
g same moment. The fathers gun
h shed; the sons shot took fatal e1ec
hear the heart of his father, who fell
exclsiming. 'You have killed me.
'rhe mother of the decreased was tht
only witness Of this hotrid deed. /
such a hing possible1 Ii is stated in
Covington, Ky, paper of the 7lh in
slant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
INDIANS REMOVING.

The N. Orleans PlcsyuLe Of The 25,h
ul, says:-:Some three or four hundred o.
IChoc,aw Indians are now eacamped on the
b x Bleck, abont eight or ten miles from
Canton, Mississippi. They are waiting the
arrival of the res, oe the wibe. to proceet
to their new home beyond the Mississippi
Messrs. Forester, of Mississippi and
Anderson, of Tennessee, have the contrac
for their removal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
LOOK HERE
EAsHIONARLE TAILORING,
Come one, come all. glue me a call i!

FHHHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him. and hopes for a continuance Of the rame
with an Increase due the merit of his shop, He in
tends sparng neither pain OF lObour to render
satisfaction in any case;and will warrent his worl
done with taste and duIablity.AND AiITTLE
lNEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OTHER SHOP IN THIS PLACE. He haI
just receiv ed Mshans, late report Of Fashions, frou
Philadelphia. which can he seen at his shop at any
ltime, by which he is enabled to cut according tC
1.-THE latest style, or to order. His prices are il
accordance to the times. All kinds of countr,
produce taken in payment for work at market pric
very reasonable discount for cash.
| p. S. LEIDY.
N. D. Cutting done with the greatest care, an
at the shortest notice.
/ p. 8. l..
/ Bloomsburg, Oct. 1875
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
Erandrcth'S Fills.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.

UE EALTH is chaterised in en- individual !!
n the absence of al pain, suffering, affection
IN amy part of his body; by the free and regular eN
ercsr of his functions without any exception
They consist in having a good appetite at mea'
timo1, easy digeston, free excavations, without
looseCess or cosveness at least once in every ven
|tyfour hours, and without headlyness, or burning
at the passage, the free issue of the water without
acrmony or burning, and without reddish sedl-
mcnt which is always sign of a present or all ap-
preaching pain; quiet sleep without agitation OF
|uuoblesome dreams; no taste Of bile other bad
taste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; no
sourncss or disagrecahlc rising of the stomach; u
clean tongue; sweet bleath no itching, pimples o
spots Oh the skin; no piles; no burning heat upor
any part OF the body no excessive thirst when un-
leXposed to labor other known cause; no inter-
|rupon to any natural evacuation, nor pain at their
periodical return.
Where the state of the system does not harmon
lze with the above picture of health, it is of the
creates, Importance that Tina he lost III sending
for n DOCTOR or in the use of foolish remedies too
often the result Of speculation; instead of this
10 dose of BRANDRETH'S PILLS be taken
which will not deceive, but will at once restore
health TO the organ or part tn requires it.
All who wish 10 preserve their health, ell who
are determined to defend their life against the en-
Icroachments of disease which might send them pre-
maturely to the grave, will, without hestaton hsv,
recourse TO the Brandreth Pills, when the state
the system does not harmonise with the above pic
tuIe Of health
Those who live in country where contagious o.
other diseases prevail, should often think Of th
true picture ofheah, and observe himself with par
ticuar attention. in order to act accordingly. Th
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
the unwise are left to their own destruction.
A G EN- r S.
| Washing ngton-Robert M'Kay.
| Jerseytown-I. & A. T. Bisel.
| Danvillc--E. B. Reynolds & Co.
| Cattawissa--C. G. Brobst.
| Boomshurg-J. X. Meyer,
| Limestone Babbit & MNnch.
| Buckhorn---M q. Shoemaker
Lime Ridge--Andre & Miller
Berwick w Stiles
May 4, ls44-2.
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List Of Letters

REMAINING in the, Post Office, Cat
Bloomshnrg, on the qus,ter ending Dec.
3ls,. 1914
Abel Burr y Paxton
David Eveincu Charles Sleter
Mrs Mary NJ Eckerd Miss Cslh. S,autTer
Daniel McCnrdy Peter S,yres 2
John Reichendorfer n Snyder
Calender Potter Henry Wsi,ers
A Walters
Person calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised.
II MOYER p NJ
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LADIES AND GENTLEMAN 5
MAGAZINE
FOR ISAS.

HRAHAM'S MAGAZINE T. has long enjoy ct
Ne the enviable reputation VI being the best fe.
iOucal In the U. ). both in the qualify and nun.
Der tits embellishments, and in The tone of its H.
erary matter. 1t Ii the cheapest as well as the bes
For the year ls44 the publisher has given abou
90 pages more original matter than any of his
temporsres niore original steel engravngs, in a.
lition to fashion plates and colored flowers. III
cheapness and merit Of three-doIlar magazine ove
all Others are apparent, which mas made outla.
OF Seven Thousand Dollars greater than others Il,
all addition Of engravings over other magazines IT,.
would embellish the costliest Annual. fhe pa,
Usher is however satisfied that nothing but rtdi -
ceence can maintain the high position bis perou,.
cal has attained in the United States,
The publisher does not hesitate to say thot hJ
dehes all competition with Gtahams magaLue 10.
lS45. His immense subscription list, the mcr
land number Of his contributors the high order OF
the engruvers engaged, the number ana variety u
Elegant plates already purchased and ON band, ant
The immense facility which his capital and position
give to prosecute the work render any efforts at
val matter OF rdicuIe, Every number Of th,
IwoTk issued bears with it the evidence OF its tri
lumphant success, and establishes the impossibilit,
LOT succ' sstul competition, improves aud extend
itor good works, that nothing Of humbug orde
Twill bo tolerated.
Every numDer Of Graham's Magazine is issue
lat cost OF nearly S4OO0--the plates alone consist
ling nearly half the sum most nf the plates are Oh
IOugInal american Paintings, executed expressl
lor the proprietor for engravngs for the magazine
: Among the pictures painted lor the volume 70
ls45, ave two by Sully, the greateat artist seven
by Leut2c, Chapman, lnman Conaroe, Rotherme
e Thomson, and others Of the best artists of Amer
ca. The cost OF getting up embellishments in thi
l5tyle may be estimated When we state that some I
these pictures cost $500 piece and will cost u
some of them three times that sum to have thel
engraved and worked off lor the edition of .Grahan
But ne cost shall be spared to keep our prou
position at tho head Of lhe Periodicals OF til
y world.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
TR.1TERS JURORS-Jan. lS43

Bloom-Eli Criveling
Briercreek--W William McMichae' NJ. W
jackson John Davis Frederick Nelcely
Cattawawissa-Jesse Monroe John Rn
ter jr
Derry-Neal Mccoy John Bee Jacot
Seille Peter Shu'z
Franklin -Johu Low John Mench Georgt
Meas
Hemlock Robert Moore.
Lime stone Stephen Ballet Samue
Caldwell Philip Runyan John Flood,
Mahonng-WIliam Schuyler Cornelu
Cornelison
Mad,sun-Thomas Barber Jacob Demon
Jacob Dreizelplce John Kener
Mt. Pleaeant-JVhn Ii VandersIlce
William Kelley
Orange Abner Welsch
Roaringcreek Daniel Lerau Sahaslin
Hover Nathan Driesbach Soloman Feter
msn
Sugarloaf- Samuel Roam Benjamin
Cole
VaIley-J acob Sidler Andrew ChIlds
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
H5aD Acres

or Whereabouts. bounded BY land Of Jacob
Shul,z, Zba Bird, The Northumberland
county line and ihe Susquehanna River,
about
60 .7CRES.
Of which is cleared land, and in good state
of cultivation. On the premises there is
erected ono and half story FRAME
DWELLlNG HOUSE, "a FRAME BARN
and SAW MILL.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as the property Of John &. Boyd.
ALSO.
At the same time and place, by virtue
of vendito exponas, to me directed, VIII
he sold the following property, TO wit -
A certain 10, or parcel of ground
situate in the town of Bloomsturg, Bloom
township, Columbia county containing two
thirds of an acre, more or less, bounded il
iron, on Main street of said town, on the
East by an alley, on the north oy an alley,
and on the west by lot belonging 10 Ro
bert Cafhcsrt, whereon is erected u
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
SEQUESTRATOR SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of sequeslra,ion, to
me directed, will be exposed TO sale, by The
year, on Saturday The 9Th day of March,
mex. at 10 o'clock, A. N on the premises
A certain LOT Of ground situate in
Limestone township, Columbia county,
coe,aiuing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

Maine There Is again, no election in
.he FIRST Congressional Dist. Herrick, the
present Democratic member, who voted
against The annexa,en Of Texas runs ahead
OF Hays. The regular candidate. in York
county;
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List Of s.cftres.

Eist OF H.CftreY.
NAMING in the Pos, Office at
Ca',awissa on The quarter ending December
|3ls,. 1914.
Behler Mr. Kuhns Peter
Chapman Daniel NJ Iongen6afgcr Philip
Croll William DongaI John jr.
DAWN Fanny Stewar, Abraham
Fisher Israel 2 Stokes William
Fisher J p Shumsn G
Kellogg Chester rubeeson Rachael
persons calling tor letters in the above list will
please say they arc advertised.
| PAUL K BALDY p. NJ
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SHERIFF sale.

BY virtue Of alrvari iacldsio me directed
viii be exposed to public sale at the Cnur'
House in Danvlle, OF Saturday, the 18Th
DAY of March next, al | o'clock, p NJ
he following property, viz:
A certain uas, of land situate in franklin
township, Columbia county, containing