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CHEAP PAPER HANGINGs.

EtHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
" ALBERT G. GRIFFITH,
BALTIMORE STREET, above Howard,
Is daily receiving from his Factory, great variety of
new and beautiful styles of PAPER HANCINGS,
BORDERS, SC, of superior qualify. His assortment
consists of the latest styles of Fresco plain and CO.
lored; Striped Satin PAPER, with Match Border, in
great varetestogether with every variety of Paror,
Passage and Chamber PAPER. Those wanting their
houses Papered, will find it greatly TO their advantage
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
H5- Country merchants always supplied at the low
wholesale prices. PAPER put up in the best man
nef. apo9-3t*
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Col. Ross AND FAMILY. The Indian Chief,
J. Ross, with his family, arrived at Pittsburg,
Pa. on Sunday, in the steamboat Monongahe-
Ia, on his way to Washington city. The fami-
ly consists of Mr. j. Ross and lady; Miss Slap
Ter, Mr.Valn and Son, Mr,Valn, Mr.. Loooney,
Mr.. Speers, MIR. Ross, jr. Mr. Walker, Mr.
Taylor.
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EUST RECEIVED AT
90 SHURTZ TAYLOR'S, No. 3 South-st.
Backwood's Edinburgh Magazine for April, fac smile
edition-erms SO year, or % cts. per Ne.
The Repository of Romance for April, price l2k
Selections from Fragments of Travels, by Capt Basil
Hal-25 cents.
Scion Grind, the Thunderstruck Hypocrite, by Jo-
seph B0uyht0n-l25 cents
A new edition of the Flirt-25 cents
Lardner's Lectures, No. l-25 "
No. 10 Wandering Jew, Winchester edition
No. III do do Hapers de
No. 2 Mount Sorel-6!c. This finishes the work.
Webster's Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy, par'
l-price 25 cents
Charles Tyrel by James-price 25 cents.
{G7- All the new and cheap publications in advance
of all others. SHURTZ Il TAYLOR'S
No. South street, and
IL Washington, D. G.
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PEACE AND Harmony. The Richmond Pal
ladium says that the Old School Presbyterians
of Charlottesville, Ind, have proposed to the
New School Presbyterians to meet in union, as
no doctrinal difference divided them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

AFrRAY. A difficulty occurred on the 18th
inst, at Brooklyn opposite Alton, Ill.,, between
two choppers; one of them, after the quarrel
was over and they had apparently made friends,
deliberately loaded a rifle and shot the other,
whose name is Smith. The ball took effect in
his side, above the hip, He was reported dead,
at Alton, on Saturday morning.
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gNRiNTS AND FRA hIEe

gNRiNTS AND FRA AIts. Just received ii
4 new supply of Prints and Frames. Price of
Prints, per hundred sc Frames IS cents per dozen.
Pedars can always be supplied the above prices, by
HUMPHREY MOORE,
1862 Pratt street,
q few doors above u. ). Hotel.
N. D. Second hand Books bought and sold or ex-
changed. ap30 81
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Sh"'!s s. Taylor, Nos. and of the "Repos-
tory of Romance, and Gems of Popular Lite
rature," the April No. of "BIackwood's Edin-
burg Magazine" "Solon Grind, or the Thun-
der-struck Hypocrite," and Selections from
Fragments of Voyages and Travels" by Capt.
Basil Hall.
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NDLANk BOOK MANUFACTORY. Me-
HE dunn Ledgers, Journals and Day Books from 4
to quires.
DENY Ledgers, Journals and Day Books from TO 8
qures.
Cap Long and Broad ledgers, Journals s Day Books
from 10 0quires.
BLANK BOOKS Of any size, and pattern of ruling,
for Banks, Merchants, Factories, Sc, made to
order.
Books, Bill Books Receipt Books, Cash Books, Mem
orandum and Pass Books, STATIONARY, sc,
PARSONS & PRESTON, Isl Prattst,
ap30-3t TPRl next to Railroad Depot.
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EFFEcrs OF IT. Competition is said to be
strongly put forth than at present. A box of
merchandise, that costs for its transportation
between New York and Philadelphia S2.50 is
carried over longer and more expensive route
between the latter city and Baltimore for so
cents, Somebody must pay the piper.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS The many acct
dents which have occurred to team-boats, and
the great sacrifice of life which has resulted
from them, call for rigid legislation. IN the
case OF the swallow recently lost, committee
Of the New York Senate, by whom the circum-
stances have been investigated, report, that
when the Swallow struck she was going at the
rate of fourteen or fifteen miles an hour, and
that she sank in from two to five minutes after
the collision had taken place The whole
blame Of the disaster is charged upon the pilot
In order to prevent the recurrence of such dis
asters in future, the committee have reported a
bill, which provides, "that the proprletors of
every steamboat shall be held Jointly and Sc
yeray responsible for all loss of life or proper
ty which may occur from any accident to such
boat-that no spirituous liquors shall be sold
or allowed on board any steamboat navigating
the Hudson; and that in every suit instituted to
recover damages resulting from an accident,
the burthen of proof shall be thrown upon the
defendant"
Should this bill be enacted into a law, it will
no doubt make the captains and other officers
of steamboats, more CAREFUL and abolish alto
gether the dangerous practice of racing on the
Hudson. Owners being held responsible for
damages, they will be cautious in their selec-
ton of officers, whilst the prohibition of the
use of spirituous liquors on board such vessels
will add to the general safety.
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The OREGoN QuEsTIoN. Sir Geo. Simpson,
President or one of the leading Directors of the
British Northwest Fur Company, was one Of
the passengers in the Caledonia. He brought
out instructions, it is said, to Mr.. Pakenham,
the British Minister at Washington, from his
Government at home, relative to the Oregon
nnnstinn
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G7. EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES. All
hail 10 House. For the sixth time this year we
announce the sale Of the Grand Capital Przc!! being
nearly often as all the other vendors put together
This prize of $1,000 TO comb, ID 81 "a, fell into the
hands of n Baltimore lady, who had never before pa
troni2ed our Offices. The ''Small Fry" $4,000 for
81, draws on SATURDAY next Try
apo st THE EGERTONS.
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tl3- f. :. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CURNlCES, &c. sc.
G5- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. &c.
Frames re-gu and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6 d No. NORTH GAY STREET
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that it will be sustained with unanimty, zeal
and couragc-and if so, there can be no fears
of the result No hostile foot can ever be per-
manently planted on our il, so long as we
remain a united people. la such an event as
war the flag of the ''broad stripes and bright
stars" should rally the American nation as i
band orbrothers under its ample folds, resolved
to 90 for 'their country-their whole country
and nothing but their country"
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07- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MlLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th of
May. mh24t jthM'l ]. 5. POLLARD, Pres't.
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HID AGS WANTED. 10000 lbs. good mixed
Ma Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
he given in cash, trade of Books and Stationery,
consisting of FOolscap and Letter Paper, ruled and
plain; Bonnet Boards and Wrapping Paper; States;
Slate Pencils Waters; Blank Ledgers; Journalist Day
Books &c. Together with a general assortment of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books;
Primers, &c. PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationcrs, Blank Book manufacturers
ans Paper Dealers, No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
Railroad Depot. ap30
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HRATH APPARATUS!
LIB HEALTH AND COMFORT!

JAMES CORTLANS SON are prepared to sup
ply all who are .desirous of health, luxury, cheerful
ness, cleanliness and coMfort with Bath Apparatus of
every description They consist in part of BATH
TUBS; do. with the improved Patent Heater attach
ed; do. with Patent Heaters and Shower Baths at
tached; Patent Portable Pneumatic SHOWER BATHS;
do. for Travellers; Portable Shower Baths, with or
without Force Pumps; Shower Baths, with pullies
attached; Bathing TrOughs, for infants; Bathing Pans,
with seats in them; SPONGfNG BATHS; Foot Baths;
Slipper Baths; Leg Baths; HIP BATHS, SC, forming
the most extensive assortment of Baths ever offered
for sale in this cty-all of which are of our own man
uiacture and will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. JAMES CORTLAN 4 SON.
No. lS Baltimore street, I'd door
ap30 East Of Harrison street.
HNOR HIRE. Two slave Boys, % and "a years
III Of age, from the Eastern Shole-they are good
walters, &c. and can come highly recommended.
Apply at SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ap3O No. 10 EXCHANGE Place.
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NOTICE. STRASS BREASTPlNS STUDS.
IN The genuine French Brilliant, which surpasses
all other limitations of diamond received this day and
for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
NJ b. large variety of Bracelets and Bracelet
Clasps Hair Bracelets made to order at the above es
,abshment. up3C
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r3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2ly

HtIAMBER MAID. white chamber maid,
u mistress of her business and who could be useful
generally about the house, will hear Of good sua-
ton by applying at this office. She must give good
references. ap30-3tS
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NEW GOODS! NEW GUODS!! New pat
terms English Britannia ware, pieces to the set
Silver Plated Cake Baskets, Plated Casters; Candle
sticks, Shutters and Trays; Silver Table and Tea
Spoons-all new and fresh goods, received this day
and warranted to he of good quality, for sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street,
an30 ,aoepd door from Calvert,
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HDOARDING. Five or six genteel and agreeable
ND persons, of either sex, can be accommodated
with good and gentee boarding at 23S Pratt street,
between Sharp and Howard.
81 FOR RENT. A Carriage House and Sta
IiISA bling for two horses, in the rear of dwelling
lsglg. No 23S PRATT STREET. ap29- lw
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
ARTICLE FOURTH.
JUDICIAL pEPARTMENT.

SECTION /. The judicial power OF this State.
shall b. vested in Supreme Court. in District
Courts. and in such inferior courts. the L;gisla-
iure may from time to time ordain and est abIist
and such jurisdiction may be vested in corporation
courts may be deemed necessary, and be direct
ed by law.
SEC 2. The Supreme Conrt shall consist or a-
Chief Justice and two Associates. any two or
whom shall form quorum
SEc. 3. The Supreme Conrt shall have appelr-
ate jurisdiction only. which shall be co-extensive
with the limits Of the State but in criminal cases
and in appeals from interocutory judgments, with
such exceptions and under such regulations as the
Legislature shall make; and the Supreme Court
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
ARTICLE SECOND.

Section |. The powers Of the Govern
ment of the State of Texas shall be divided
into three distinct departments, and each of
them be conlided to a separate body of mag
istracy, to wit: those which are Legislative,
to one; those which are Executive, to an
other; and those which are judicial to an
other; and no person or collection of per-
sons, being of one Of those departments,
shall exercise any power properly attached
to either of the others, except in the in
stances herein expressly permitted.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

Sec. 81. Toguard against ttransgressions
of the high powers herein delegated, we
declare that everything in this "Bill of
Rights" is excepted out Of the general pow
ers of Government, and shall forever re-
main inviolate; and all laws contrary there.
10, or to the following Provisions, shall be
void.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
CONSTITUTION
OF TIE
ATE OF TEX AS.
ADOPTED IN CONVENTION, AT THE
CITY OF AUSTIN, 1S45.
CONSTITUTION

We, the people of the Republic OF Texas,
acknowledging with gratitude the grace
and benefcence of God, in permitting US
TO make a choice of our form of Govern.
ment,-do, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Joint Resolution for annex
ing Texas to the United States, approved
March first, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-fi five, ordain and establish this
Constitution.
IDr,I(I Z IyrD SsN
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Chair WanufaCtory,
THE subscriber continues TO carry .

| Ii Il suOSCTlOtT CuNllHute W ldily VI
the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. q s. Ilager
buch, where he will be ready a! all times
30 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sci
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of ever,
description, which may be called for, a
shor, notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, SIgh d
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperlng
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business anC
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he natefs himself lha
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he vii
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from distance will b.
strictly ard puneluaIIy attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg, Dec. 80, ls43
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FOR TEE YEAR 1904.

THE Auditors, elected to adjust and settle the pub
lc accounts of the County of Columbia ogsher with
me Commissioners nave examined the from
he first day OF January the day of December of the
same ear both days inclusive and respectfully lay before the
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas The follow ing
and repoereeaby the 22d and 23d sections Of of he
General Assembly passed The l4'h day ofApn A. d. 1884
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Expenditures.

BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amount paid Robert Russe on Bridy Con.
tract Wanitks 326 63
do Conrad Foos in Miflin in full 449 90
de Thomas II Stephens in Sugaroat 275 0O,-l05O O3
BRIDGE VIEWS.
Amount paid sundy persons or viewing
sces and reports on bridges IS 90
ROAD VIEWS.
Amount paid different persons for making reports
on public roads l75 90
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amount paid different per.ons for repairs done TO
the bridges in and built by lhe county 2V2 20i
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Amount paid Grand and Traverse Jurors al The
several terms during The year 1874 1910 96
STATE COSTS,
Amount paid Justices, Witnesses and ConstabIes as
Costs in suits wherein The Commonwealth
was plaintiff 364 %
REPAIRING COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Amnont paid fox repairing Jail and Court House 4s II
PRINTING.
Amount paid the following persons salaries and
for blanks 10 1874
do @. L. Painter Is 90
do Henry Webb 81 81
do Levi L. Tate 70 so
do Y Best 81 so
do Charles Cook ~ %
DO HectoE0ncr blank Freas'y orders 20 OO---999 %
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We The undersigned, Auditors Of Col
ambia. being duly elected 10 settle and ad
lust The accounts of the Treasurer anI
Commissioners, have carefully examined.
The accounts and vouchers of The same for
The year 1914. Do certify, that we find
Them TO be correct as set forth in the fore
Igong statements and that we find bal
lance OF cash in the Treasury, for
lcounty purposes, OF six hundred and three
dollars and fifty three cents, and a balance
outstanding due The county from the above
mentioned sources Of fourteen thousand
IPlght hundred and eighty seven dollars and
seventy eight cents and half Gvcr un.
der our hands, this llh day of January,
Ia D. ls45.
JOHNSON II. KELLER, J
JAMES G. SPROUL, Auditor,
PETER KLINE,
We the undersigned, Commissioners OF
the County Of Columbia, do certify that
The foregoing is full and correct statement
of the receipts and expenditures Of said
county, for The year 1914
Witness our hands this / lth, day of Jan
a, d. lS45
JOHN B. EDGAR,
AMUEL MEARS, Con'rs.
FREDERIC M'BRlDE
.Attest, E. MENDENHALL, Clerk.
January 20, le45.
The foregoing report Of the Auditors, of
Columbia comfy being presented TO the
Court of Common Pleas of said conn,v The
SAID Court order and direct iha, The same
ne fled among the records of the Court
OF Common Pleas, aforesaid, conformaby
The acts of Assembly, in such cases made
and provided
J. B. ANTHONY;
GEO. MACK
Judges Of Common Pleas
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do SugaTlOal AZ w
20 Valley 35 35
| do Judges to meet at Wlkesbarre
and Shckshinnv II 80
do Clerks to Return Judges OO--s79 33
CoNsrABLEs ATTENDING COURT,
Amount paid Cons,ables for attending at the several
| terms in 1874 80 %
CONsTABLEs RETURNS.
Amount paid Conslabes milaga and making their
returns 10 Quarter Sessions. l26 81
JAlAOR AND sHERIFFs FEES.
Amount paid John Fruit, late Sheriff II 80
do William Kitchen . 30
do Tram Der for boarding. washing
cleaning prison, fees and costs in
Commonwealth suits, wood and
coal a95 81
do Iran Derr for carrying John Ever
ly aud Patrick Hutchinson to E.
PenItentary including ten dollars
paid on last years bill 1873 OJ--56V 20
DEPUTY ATTORNEYS FEES
Amount paid to E. H Baldy, Esq Attorney for
the Commonwealth 40 oo
COURT CRIER.
Amoun. pside Jesse F. Shoes his daily payas
Court Cner 62 o0I
ATTORNEY TO COMMISSIONERS
Amoun, paid to Paul Leidy % At
AUDITORS PAY.
Amoun, paid to Hugh McEIwa'h 10 so
do Johnston II lkeler 10 so
do James C, Sprou Is 90
do John s. Wilson as clerk Q 60--53 sol
CORONERs FEES.
Amount paid for post mOrten. examinations, as fees
TO Justices and Jurors 80 IS |
BOOKS AND BOOK BINDING.
Amount paid in the several office, in 1914 Sc 25
REGISTER AND RECORDERS FEES.
amount paid to Charlie, Conner, Esq 4es
PRoTHoNOTARYs FEES
Amour. paid Jacob Eyerly, Esq. 2O2 81
do John Russell o7-2lO ss
WILD CAT AND FOX sCALPS.
Amount paid different persons premiums scaps 49 %
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERKS PAY
Amount paid Jacob Demoi in full 2Os So
do John B. Edgar 2l9 81
do Samuel Near. 100 90
do Frederick Mcbride l3 so
do John s Wilson, Clerk 70 92t
DO L, Mendenhall do l50 00-s54 s44
EDUCATION FUND.
Amount paid on bills for Roangcreek 3 90
do Mtfn 7O7
do Vale, 5e--ls 5e
TAX REFUNDED.
Amount paid different persons land sold redeemed l4o %
PENITENTIARY EXPENSES. i
amount pald oPenenhary ot support OF conVcis 10 81
ORDERS REDEEMED BY NEW ISSUE:
Amount paid sundry persons in old orders 2SG OF
do John Mcleny 70. his note 20 90
Total amount Of expenditures n 1914, Ss6o6 l39
Amount Of Orders redeemed in 1914, s3l4 %
do outstanding Jan. |, ls44 20l 90 II
Whole amount OF Orders issued in 1914 ss6Oe I"l
- ]
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CONTINGENT.

Amount paid on store bills, TO wir:--sudes, paper,
ink, quilts. and blank books fol Courts aud Com
missoners office, postage, and fuel for Court
House aud Jail
ASSESSORS PAY
Amount paid the several assessors for making Irennal
and Spring assessments
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ESNDRACTNG the psoscns opportunity Of
q expressing his thankfulness tn his irendsnnd
tho public generally. for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received informs his friends and the
public in general that be still coutinueato carry on
the above business at his old established stand, on
the corner Of Main aud East streets, where be
nopcs, by strict attention to business 10 receive
and inertia share Of public patronage as heretofore
He deems it unnecessary to 60 into the gene OF
brag. or to use any soft sodder about his SKILL IN
the PhOFBSslON OF GA"MEN / CUTTING
as his shop Is Of long standing and his work he
thinks will speak FOR itself and far more louder
than words But, hs would merely say that, he
warrants his wors done with neaness, durability
a nd in the latest fashionable manner, and will Gn.
sare good iI in all caics.
n. 3. Charges moderate 70 suit tie times. Al
k;nl. Jssoan:y produce taken in exchange fr
wu's at market pricsa.
.GisJusbdtg, NO' 8, lSt4.A2s.
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rEYES RIGH'E.N
Brae's a good dog,
But lIoIdfasl is better.

FENHE undersigned would return his sincers ant
q humble thanks to the citizens Of Bloomsburl
aud vicinity, fDr the favors thus far bestowed upor
him, and would still further ask continuance o
the same, 80 long only as satisfaction IS rendered
lie would not say, Come one come all, but come
as many as conveniently can, Neither would h.
promise, (as others have,) to DO his work bette
than can be done in any other shop in the place
but in short, he would neither brag nor banter, bui
defy any one who does brag TO do work neater thar
he does, in all cases. He has also lately received
the late
NEW YORK & PHTLADEL-
PHIA FASHIONS
with which he i. prepared to DO work Fashionable
and neat and will guarantee good fit at al! times
for any one who may favor him with q call.
His shop is at the old stand occupied by hin
sot a number ofyears-And the latch string vii
be found out at all times. As to prices he wishes
to 10 understood that he intends to do work as low
as any of his neghbors, and as usual all kinds oi
country produce taken in exchange for work done
at hls shop.
BIoonsburg October lG, ls44--25.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES
ESEOOnaRSEDaaR'gss, e,
MARBLE YARD.

The subscribers have established at the
above place, a new MARBLE IHRD'
md will always be ready, at she shortest
notice, TO furnish 10 order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB T,4BLES,
TOMR-STONES, HEARTH
JAMES, 1lANTLES PAINT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in their line They are
also prepared to iurnis1 WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS
&c. either Of Ms.ble, Lime or any knt o.
stone that can be procured in this vicinity
TJPHaving had considerable experience
in the business, they pledge their work IL
be executed in as handsome a style as cal
be furnished from any yard either in The
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
ARMSTRONG & HUGHES.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, lS43. ly-2S
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STATEMENT
OF
Outstanding Debts Due

The County Wuuary 7, ls45.
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| Whole amount due the county, Jan;
7, ls45, including exhonenions &
Comm issions to Collectors. Sl5,49l 3lt