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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.

NARY.
This Seminary formerly conducted by Mrs.
READ will again be opened and permanently
established from and after the Isl January
1s45, under the Joint direction Of Mrs. READ
and MISS. OSBORN.
All the branches usually taught in Tnstitu-
tons for young ladies', viii receive constant
and thorough attention.
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SEMINARY ron YOUNG LADIES.
CoYDUcTEu ny Mrs. FrsHER.

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CoNDUcrED BY Mrs. FIsHER.
The exercises of this institution viii re-
commence on the first Monday in January.
For more than seven years ibis school has
shared literally in pubic patronage, and the
teachers confidently expect that their I'M
firing exertions for the Improvement Of their
pupils will secure not only a continuance but
an increase OF the same in future. The most
approved text books are used, and it is the
object of the teachers to render the recita-
tions interesting as wei as useful to excite
in the minds Of their pup $ a love Of study
and Of such studies as will terl most to rem
der them useful and 10 discipline the mind. FRI
day morning of each week will be devoted to
reviews. The friends and patrons Of the
school are solicitedto attend at that time that
they may Judge OF the progress Of the pupils.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

LADIES' KIDsSLIPPERs.
The subscGbers haFsgs received per last ar
rivals from AhiladelpERa, 100 pairs Ladies
Kid Slippers Y xtFaq also few pairs
white and btk EnglSh Kid slippera SUITE
bic fer p~arlieRE
pHTIgIpS & YANDTE
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HATS AND GAPS.
just received from ewsYorE, 9 hadsoms
assortment of gentlemen aSd boys fashionO-
ble hats md caps suitable tSr the season.
pH1LIaPs & LANOUE.
september . 8
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rLnrnlNan CL0TiIlNGL!l

GL6iIitNAtl5
Tho snbaariber, has jnet reealged = large
ptnnk nffall and wihter clothing made express
tv fe arAhr ID Philadelphia. C~lnhlng made IN
That city Is far superior tnRny made m New
York III Bnslnn. Consisting of tho following,
vial
Fina black cloth dress coats, lroek, do do
Elney caeslanre pantlonns, ribbed do. at
tirrt DO
nl&nnl SaupqLt pqletos, black e.,
Blne, whilG and greeuiblanket coats, satin
vests, Shirts, afawors, Sc. Sc.
ALL oil the abopo will DC sold at tho lowest
eAsn price. Please call and examine the quail
iy of the AtovS clothing, atter examining else
where, then you will zee the difference u DO
~ least 10 per cedt. in favor of mine.
ClIAS A. HILL
AT the yellow Store under the Hill
Sept. 81, ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

Wanted d good Bl~ackaaltb TO work In the
Country ,v,.upAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

WaaLEs4LE BuxINgss.--The Mssissippian
published at Jackson, contains tlle following
announcement:
,'Sete gf Jadgmeais --About four hundred
and fifty Judgments, many OF them for largo
amounts, will be- sold At RAYMOND on Mondsy
the 9th instant. These cases have been tsr.
illarly advertised, as required by law, for
three months, and are to be sold for tho costs
" court. They arc Judgments Of foreign
creditors, obtained ia The circuit Of IIinds
ennnfN y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
CHINA ~ GRASS

CHINA a. GNASS.
Just received aud for sally by the subecribor
an assortment OF Froneh China g. Cut Glass,
Ma. / WIN. MARKHAM,
Church Htreet.
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All communications to the editor must be
addressed post paid to
ii. G. LANGLEY. Publisher,
9 Aator House, N. York.
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The work will be punctually delivered free
Of expense TO subscribers in The principal ci-
ard forwardedto mail subgcribers and agents
on the 25th Of the month preceding publica.
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The proprielors Of the Commercial Adyer.
tiser have shipped a fine printing press and
founta Of type, for the establishment Of a
newspaper at the Methodist Missionary es-
tablishment al Willamette.
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ST4t orrlte WFsr u nafioD's eyes,
Mid doubt and glOom, areturnod 10 thee I;
As the lone mariner, seeks Che skies
ID storms, bis guiding STAR to- sec
And stilt, az mounts oil figtilbo sun,
Though mists may cloud his upward way /;
So-lorg 40 time his course shall run-
The lialo round the name Of Clay,
More bright witf each revolving year
Ia freedoms sky shall still appear.
CINCfasATt, ONO.
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Bta6 on rnt WEsr Whose eagle eye
lts Glauee through yistas dim can throw,
How do8t thou Bc0fD The enyious cry
Of The poor cilattofing herd below,
Daring the storm and thunder cloud.
And facing all the noon day sun
How soarcst thou above Tho ctowd
Their petty race gu earth who fln,
~, fat above tho tempest foam,
TliOu makest there tlliug eyrie home l
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PHILkIPe a IANOTR.
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Remittanceg may be made by enclosing the
money and mailing the same in the presence
Of a postmaster. Bank notes that pass cur
rent in business generally in the State Of N.
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The officers ofthe Oregon Territory con :
lists of three Governors, called the Execu.
tive Committee, a Supreme Judge and Legis-
latiye Council. The laws are the same as
those governing the Territory Of Iowa. on
the first Of August a Belgian brig arrived at
Oregon City, having on board d number Of
nuns and several Roman Catholic PRESS,
from Antwerp, sent out To- Oregon BIZ the
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS

GNHTLDREN are most subject to theni,lut per
sons of'al ages are liable to be afflicted with
them. Bad breath, paiencss about the liI flushed
checks, picking at the nose wasting away leanncs
Ian in the bowels, joint. or limbs disturbed sleep
rlghtul dreams, moaning and sometimes of vor-
lclous appetite, are among the symptoms ofwonrs
Many arc doctored Tor months, tor some other i'm
giDayy disease, when one box of Sheman's w orm
Lozcnges would effect cure. d. Ryan, corner
Of Prince street and the Buwcry, cuIed a man of
worms THAI was reduced to a skeleton, and hy only
ono box Of Shermau's Lozeugos: keis now as fat
las an Alderman Th Hon. b. b. BeardsIey
has saved the life of ono al his children by them.
The sale Of over 100000 Of boxes has fully test
ed them. They are the only inialhbo worm dcs
IIroying medicine kLewn. What family will be
without them?
| Consumption, Coughs colds, VI hooping Coughs
Asthma, aud all affections of the lungs, wiilfud a
healing value in Sh,mlaus Cough LozenPes. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr..
Sueeter jonathan Howarlh, Esq, and that worthy
old hero, Leonard Rogers. hom the consumptive's
grave. They cured in one day the Rev. Mr.. Dun.
bar, the Rev. MIR. Iiandcock; VI H. Ii. Attyce ESQ
OF distessing coughs They are the picasantcst
cough medicine and cure the soonest olany Known
remedy.
Heada he ,Sea.sickncss and Talpiation relieved o
hozenges Persons attending crowded ~ooms IL
dNel!lng will find them to imPart buoyaucy d
Spirits and renew their energies, Those suffering
from too free living will find few Of Ae lozcnpes
to dlspel the hor1ors aud lowncss Of spirits. Nj,
hrath, of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
led himself of severe headache by them 'aptaii
Chadwick, of the packet ship WcliiI gton. has Wit
messed their efficacy in great many cases OF sea-
sickness. They operate Ike charm upon The
agated or shattered nerves, rs Shcrmon's Ioor
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumIago
pain weakness in the side, back; breast any
part OF the body. Mr. II. q. Daggors, 80 Am
street, Henry II Gouldlng; 354 Chatham
s,reel Moses } hcntques Esq. and :
multitude Of others have experienced The
wonderful effects of Mcse Plastcrs
Price only l24 cents. CaUlion is recessar,
10 see that you get lhe genuine Sherman
Lozenges and PIas,ers, as lhere arc ma ,
worthless ar,iClrs attempted to tie pemet
off in place oilhem, by those who wouI
rifle with your life for shlIling.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is al lO6 Mas
san s,rcet.--For sale by
John X, Moyer- Blocmshnrg
WIN l. Walker & co - Berwick
Low g. Thompsor-- Lime Ridge
Il & }, OranFevlile
NJ. G. Shoemaker Buck Horn
l.. & A l. Bsel--Jerseylown
Derr & M'Bride-.W hic Hall
John Moore Denviie.
Stephen Baldy, Cauawissa.
Jan. 4--lS45--37, Gm.
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'nuj, and shall be punished such iT accordance
With the provis VI the seventh section Of thu
SEc. .. 1t snail he the duty of every judge, In
3pector and clerk conducting the election author
icd to be held by virtue of this act to take Gin add
ion to the oath affirmation he is now require thy
aw to lake) an oath OF affirmation that he viii
honestly aud faithfully comply in every respect
with the provisions aud requirements OF this act.
SEC 10. /, shall be the duty OF the re
Iurn judges of said county, al the time anG
place Of their meeting to east up all tht
votes received 10 the different election dis
trlcls ON ;he question OF the Removal Of the
seat of Justice aforesaid, and shall make on,
Two certificates showing the result, one OF
which shall be flied in the office Of the clerk
OF the court OF quarter sessions and the Other
IN the ollice OF The Commissioners of said
county of Columbia.
SEC /. 1t shall be the duty Of lhe Sher
III OF the said county oi Columbia. to caust
lais act to be published in at least lhret
newspapers published IN said county; for a.
least once in every week for sixty days i'm
medialeIy preceding the nexI general clec
iion, and shall on the day Of the election
cause at least two printed copies, one o
which shall be in the German language, ol
said act TO be posted in handblll form, in ih'
most public place nearest the election poll
in every election district IN said county and
The reasonable expense Of such publication
shall be paid by The said county of Coium
ba by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC. ~. So much Of the existing laws
of this Commonwealth as are altered o.,
supplied by this act, be and the same are
hereby repesled; and also the act OF Assem-
bly passed l6.h June 1896 entitled at act
relating TO the lien of Mechanics and others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Tar as
it relates to the buildings to be erected inI
pursuance of this act
FTNDLEY PATTERSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
WILLIAM p. WILCOX,
Speaker of tbs Senate.
Approved the twcnty-loulth day of February, one
thousand eight hundred aud fOrty-iiye.
FRANCIS X, SKUNK.
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accused also brought with him the tools
and implements OF his profession. His
mattocks were remarkably ready; his
plough was of an enormous size, sod
mis- cattle were all sound and Cat.
'BeholdPsald this truly dignlfad g. H..
ligosni iormer, behold my whole mag.
cal eqnip'ge! behold the charms which
have recourse toi There are Others,
indeed, whIch | am not capable Of pro-
iucing before you'll mean the sweat
If my brow, aud nces,ant tolls both
y day and night
Thls ua'ive eloquence decided the
natter; he was honorably acquitted By
he unanimous voice OF numerous and
'pplauding assembly.
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MS2ORY OE HTONING BT
CHARLES MINER.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited foi
- the forthcoming History Of Wyoming. The
work, now ready for prces will make an Octave
volume of about six hlndrcd pages, of which fy,
hundred pages will embrace he main hody Of H.,
lucrative. The Appendix, besides vsrioly Of Gu.
ous and illustrative articles, will contain the "lh,
Hazettol Travellers" revised with numerous add.
,lons, personal anecdotes incidents aud sketche,
Of character, making about an hundred pages
The nuiho; thinks proper to say, n.at no puns
have been spared to obtain information upon ever,
point connected with this subject. lie has tioucr.
ed himself, as Wyoming has become classic groun,
AS Gnnumerable errors have hoIotnfor,
existed in regard to its story and as IT. very inte
resting civil character has lcen scarcely touched
upon, that almest every gentlemen would desire lo
his library, in respcct to it, on authentic Loratve
The purpose OF taking up subgcrip ions is to ena
bic the author to judge what number Of copies ID
would be proper 10 publish
The Book will be neatly printed in octave form,
on excellent paper with several illustrative plates,
bound in cloth, in modern style, and delivered toI
subscribers at Two DollaIs copy.
No money to be paid until the Book is delivered
Subscriptions rCceivedai this GBiee.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMERS.

The following account Of new a Reap
Ing Machine, used on the farm Of Mr..
John Dela6eid, al Geneva, y. Y, W.
lad in a late number Of the JJucnal ol
Commerce. II machine, simple iu
conslruclion ana easily managed capable
If respiug 90 acres per day, can be pur
chased for Sloo ii is one OF the cheape' 81
investments farmer can make:-
Mr.. Deafeld was in the midst Of hsr.
vesl, and had already gathered about Sc
acres ,&, what is still more wonderful hi.
has been done without the aid of either
cradle or sickle. He has a machine,
sent him from Maryland, which is The
most expeditions reaper | ever saw. l.
IS driven by two horses-one boy to
drive and man to tend the machine.
Both Of them ride. Tne horses are puD
upon quick walk which sets a number
If cutters in motion, aud the wheat falls
back upon the platform in hand some or
der. as fast as The machine progresses {;
aud when aquanlIiy accumulstes suffi
cient for sheai, the man in attendance
,hoves it off win his rake. 1t falls
smooth and even upon the ground, aud
another is Immediately formed; and so
It proceeds without any trouble or diff
icully, until ;he 100 scse field is fiolsh-
ed. There eigh, binders accompany
'ng the machine, and it frequently had
o be stopped, TO allow them ume TO gel
oLt Of the way. Ii will cut 20 acre.
IN day. | have never seen anything
n The machine line work more com
pleieIy. Ii certainly will prove of the
Utmost utility TO farmers both for expe-
dilion and cheapness. 1t can now be OBJ
aimed for about 500.
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.9GRICULTURAL ANEcpOTE.

&c RlCULTURAL ANECDOTE.
Furious Cresious, as mentioned by
Ptiny, The Rom'n historian, was origi,
naIIy slave, Having been made q
freed man, he purchased small spot Of
ground, from which he obts ned throush
his unwesrled industry much finer crop.
than any Of The neighbors who had larg
er farms. This excited general envy
which his enemies carried TO such =
length as TO accuse him of employing
magic charms 10 render his own ground,
fs.lile and impovcri'h thsirs. ri,
Ehile caused him TO be summoned lc
appear and answer the charge before ,hc
people Of Rome. Cresinus obsysd IN"
mandate, accompanied by his daughter
a fresh and healthy.colored gill, ch,ms
which appeared TO greater sdvan'age
from The simplicity OF her dress The
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N % HEua aaa RDsBSs!
CIAELES KAITsEE
Xss6EGDa0.


EINMBR AC1NG the present opportunity of
81 a expressing his thankGuness 10 his lfcndsand
The public generally, lor the liberal patronage lie
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general, that he still continues to carry IN
he above business at his old taLishcd stand, on
the corner OF Main and East shce's where lie
aopcs by strict attention 10 business, 10 receive
md merit share OF public patronage as heretofore.
lie deems 1t unnecessary Ia 60 into The rouc ct
brag. or TO use any soft solder about his SKILL in
The PROFESSION OF GA@MENT cum ING
as his shop is Of long standing, and his vttk lie
,hinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
;han words But, he would merely say that, lie
variants his wotk done with ncaness, durability.
md IN the latest fashionable manner, and will On.
ulo good fit in all cases
N. Is. Charges moderate 10 suit the tines, Al
kinds Otcountry produce taken in exchange iCr
work, at market prices.
EbOugburr. NV. q lSld 90
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Chair I've anUfaCtOy,
Til e subscriber Cunnuuts 10 cary 'oI
CHAIR 1TANUFACTO2ING

CHAIR NANUFACTOHING
business at the old stand of b. & s. lIaper
buch, where he will be ready al all tine,
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
lees Boston Rocking Chairs &e, of every
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. lie wIll also execute House, Sign q
Ornamental Painting, and House papering
in superior manner,
From bis experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line. he natlers himself iha,
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which be Will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
n. B. Orders from a distance will b,
strictly aid puncIualIy attended to.
b HAGENBUCH,
Bloomst urg, Dec. 80, l6l3
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IEGnGrcth's IilTs.

e . FAD aud understand The time viii com,
TIA when the medicine Draudrcth iills, viii lS
appreciated as they ought and deserve; il will l.,
understood that Dr. ErpudICJh has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in,
dlvlduol who makes tiu Of tie Braudrcth Pin.
couccde them TO lie the lest medicine they oyu
used, They are indeed medicine about vhid
here is no mistake. Their value IN climate So
Manageable ours cannot be sufficiently "a urrcial.
cd Fee rersplroilun is at once rtstolcd thu.
h9y cure colds, and consumption is pIe,cutCd.-
hose who have q redundancy Of bic hd them Of
he most essential seNcc. aud should there he a dc.
lclency OF that important fluid the Brandrcth pls
o"Nc an equally beneficial effect. often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re.
ions where the dIeadiu yellow fever was prevail.
Il g, few doses taken Immediately uron the in.
lclon being received into tht system, viii h al
most CERTAIN To prevent any material iucunvCui rcc
Aud at no stage of this dreadful cpd mic is the,
s. proper a medicine as the Brcudreth Pills. Ic
his medicine bc universally used in tbi
.lscasc, AND no loss OF Ll,od allowed, and few
very few, would he lis victims. 50 il is with other
diseases. Assist nature With this all muolraut
medicine To remove morbid humors from the blood
ana 90 not resort TO bleeding or mercury, ard Ut
hall have very great scarcity cfpcrsors aflctpI
with cionlc muludios. The icalhercd trhr-thr an,
mai kingdom. over which we oIc the lo,ds. are
n afflicted with chronic nalodes; neither should
we be II It were not for our prize which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine which
narmonizos with her, which mildly but surely re.
moves all The impurities Of the llood.which STRENGTH.
ems The feeble and yet reduces those of too full habit
toa hea'lhy standard. Let me again say that every
department of the manufacture Of Brand eth p,Ij.
Is personally suPcrir,erded mt, and that eycry
box with my three labels upon it may Ic relied no.
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Alsaz.zs..zAzN

The Kalamazoo (Michgan) Telegraph
says, at the present rate OF STATE Warrants
$50 cents on doIlar,) any one with $l5
n hi, pocket may 60 10 the Land Office in
Marshall, and secure 30 acres of land equal
. any in this or any other State an in
veslmenl (ll improved) sufficient TO support
: fmiIy. TIN, is an lmporan, fact ton
emisrants, as Michigan is one OF The mos
crude States in the Union, and its silva
.,on such as to allow lhe grea, bulk OF
produce 10 be ssut 10 market
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LIGHT OF THE MOON.

As The moons axis IS nearly perpen.
Iiculdr 10 the plane OF the echpuc, sh
an scarcely have sny change of seasons.
But what is still more remarkable, ont
naIf oi the moon has no darkness, al aii
While the other halt has two weeks ul
light and also two of darkness, alternate
y; the inhabitants, il any, Of the hrsI
Islt bsSk constant y in earlh-shine, WITH.
)ut seeing the sun, whilst those of the
latter never see The earth at all. For,
ls just stated, The earth reflects the IIghl
Of the sun 10 the moon, n the same mdn
ler as The moon does TO the earth; there
fore, at the lime OF con junction. or new
noon, her further side must be enllght-
-d bv the sun, and the nearer half b>
he earlh: aud at ha time OF apposllio,
9r full mooO, one half Of her wall b,
enlightened by the sun, bu! The oIheI
lali will be in total darkness. To tn
lunarlans, the earth seems the l4rges'
orO in The universe; frr II appears It
them more than three times The s]Za e
he SUI, aud lhlrleen times greater than
he moon does 10 Us. .-eXhIbllng sim r
phases loherself, EuD 10 reverse ordef ,
tor when The moon is full, ne earth il
tavIsable 10 them, and when the moon
- new, they will see the earth iuIl.
The face of the moon appears to us per
ninen,, but 10 them The earth presen 3
very dltierent appearances, the Pacili'
and Atlantic Oceacs, 10 ihe course oil
ZACH Iwen,y-four hours, will succe: siye-
" rvet their atten'Ion, and The Vel0cl
ty of motion must excite both surprise
AID conJ ciure. Though, as alore.aId,
certain ofthose gentlemen only beholr
the earth for half q month at time,
those near the border see it only occs-
'lonalIy, aud those on lhe side opposite
the earth never see it at all.
The moon being but the fflieth part
If the bu'k Of our globe, and within
23s, 600 miles OF US, may be brought by
proper telescope, which msgnlfes looC
INES, 10 appesr as she would TO the
n,ked eye were she only ESQ miles of.
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WANTED
WwTO .ETrTC ices

FnyO lhc LAS'l ana BOOT TREE Making In,
siuess Smart active boys between III,
ages Of s and z will receive good encourage,
meni upon inmedia.e application to the subscribe,
SIMON C.SHIVG
Boomsburg, June l1,lsi5-Gu ms
List of Letters.
EE, EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Blooms
z @ burg, on the qualter ending June 3Ulh 1915
Auams Abraham Ryan Danel
lepser 6eltis Rohason Miss Nary
Funer Daniel Rcnhart Samuel
Hartman A. b. SDrout A. b. Esq
Jackson Joseph Sens VIM. or John rship'
Kaunady Sarah Wychoh y. V.
Martin Thomas Wokcfed james
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
4 lease say they advertised.
]. r. MOYER p NJ
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SsgE AN LzCTET..

Oro"geriHe, Co'"mb'a county, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs tie
pubic that he has leased this large three
lory Tavern. now in the occupancy Of Mr.
George Seiple, in OrsnreviIle, Columbia
county, Pa, aud intends moving into It On
the FIRST of April next where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and customers
A. his
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'What makes you spend your dme so
freely, Jack2
'Becose II is the only thing have to
'pend''
The path hat leads TO wealth too often
passes through the narrow def Zoe Of mean
ness which men Of ss;iHt spirit csonot
s'oop 10 IfeaG