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CITY MARKETS.

CsNraE MARKET.--We give below list of pri-
ces OF the various products which we're in market
this morning, Great quantities were offered for
sale to The numerous persons who were in attend
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90 A destructive fie at Sag Harbor, L. l..
on the 18th inst.
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W. p MLLIDMO
ARCHITECT
AND
P A TIE MI A G EN- 7.

OMce opposite thf fateht once,
CORNER OF SRI AND F ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WILL attend to preparing SrEcIFIcATIoSs
w DRAwINas, &c, and all business intrusted
to him connected with the Patent Office, his pro.
fession, with promptness and despatch
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18Th, 1912.
M. WV. P. ELLlor. who has been formerly en-
ployed in the Patent Office. Draughtsman, &c,
having establish, d Patent Agency in the city Of
Washington. | take great pleasure in recommend
ing him gentleman worthy of confidence, and
as being particularly qualified TO take charge Of any
business requiring knowledge of mechanical sci
ence, the progress Of the arts, and patent improve
ments. Mr., Elliot is also well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
aug 10 if Commissioner of Patents
TO HOUSE BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERS.
II AM now and shall at all times be prepared to
Il cover Roofs of Houses at reduced prices, with
Loaded Tin, French Zinc or Galvanized Iron.
Samples o which may be al my store.
have also, constantly on hand, good assert.
ment Of building materials, cheap for cash.
80 g. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10th and lth streets
aug ll--3t
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o. Thirteen slaves. the property Of Mr.
Newton Bolen, in Winchester, Va, have es-
capped from their master.
0J- On the 9TH instant our troops of the
Sixth Illinois Regiment, were passing ST.,
Louis on Their way 10 the war.
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CITY A F + Al R S
,ORT OF WASHINGTON.

AUaUsT 81.
No arrivals or departures up 10 2 o'clock P.
Al -. -
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BOARDING.

MFRS. TIILEY, on Missouri Avenue, between
1NA A and 9th streets, has several pleasant
rooms tor the accommodation of permanent tran
sient Boaders. aug l6 If
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CHANGE OF PoslfloN. Campbell s
Coyle, dealers ia hardware apd, cutlery. have
recently purchased that commodious three
story building near the corner Of 9th street and
Penn avenue, formerly occupied by c. W,
Bo'eler, Jr., and are fllius i, up in superior
style for the reception of their wares. w. B..
Kibbey, esq, leather dealer, is to occupy the
store room they leave,
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General Tayor's last letter, in which hr
positively refuses 10 answer any political ques-
ton propounded 10 him, settles the claims Of
certain politicians to his friendship and respect
F. J. GRUNp.
Well said II is a remarkable fact that none
but Democratic Politicians have had the i'm
per,nence to question the old Hero ABOUT his
politics. and in every instance they have got a
/" Rowland for their Oliver"
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WAR BouKTY ScRIP.--We learn that the
Secretary and Register of the Treasury have
decided that for every successive transfer OF
assignment Of the 500 war bounty scrip,
there must be new issue to the assignee.
Politics become daily more and more stfug
gle for power, aid not for principles and we
seem to be fast realizing the worst predictions
of our enemies, +. ]. GRunD.
A second Daniel come to judgment! II
gives US no ordinary pleasure 10 hear the testi-
mony of one of the most hardened political
sinners in the world against this terrible and
country consuming vice.
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ORpHxN's CouRE-Y yesterday, the case Of
the Heirs Of Kosciusko ~. Bumford, adm.
came up for hearing. The notice to appear
having never been served upon the defendant,
new summons was asked for and granted
The case is for the defendant to show cause
why the funds Of the Kosciusko estate shall
no, be distributed among the. heirs. Tochmar
for Complainant, and COKE, Smith and Msrbu
ry for defendant. The case will come uf
again the 9Th Of October.
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Tue LAArERN AaAlN.-We understand
from Mr.. Cru,cheu that the delay of sending
up the grea, pole is occasioned by the contin-
ual high winds which prevent the process Of
gliding the lantern. The moment that work is
done, the pole will be raised to its place. The
great gasholder is to be removed into The tank
on Monday or Tueaday. -.a
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great gas.hoder is TO be removed into The tank
on Monday or Tueaday.
WATCH HousE.-Two arrests were made last
night, viz Samuel Ford, free colored, found
disorderly IN a grog shop paid costs and gave
security for good behaviour. Charles Marble
free polpred, found drunk in the market house,
committed to the work house for thirty days.
New CoURT OF JusrIoE.-On Wednesday
a suit was brought by w. n. Gunnell agains
w. J. Brown, the second assistant posimase
general, for the recovery al hundred ant
fifty dollars, for which he had become respon,
sible, it was commended, for friend. Mr.
Lawrenson, a clerk in the post Office depart
ment, and magistrate, acted as the SPUR,
Justice, and before him, ta one Of the rooms o
tho building, the parties appeared, Lawrance
counsel for Mr.. Brown, and Wallach for Mr.
Gunnell.
Judgment for Gunnell,
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S4n9,S20 Al

receipts of the trust funds
over the disbursements Sis. .Sll4 %
Domestic Bonds to the amount OF s 49,
So3 73 have been redeemed during the
year lS47, at the treasury.
The total amonnt oflAe balance of the
several funds in the treasury al the close
If The fiscal ear, on the 18Th November,
ls47, was $l94, ,26l 70.
This cheering ept ONE of the fiscal af-
fairs of the Stale, aud the highly prosper-
Gus condition of all her Industrial inter-
esls, indicate the present as the long look
ed for and auspicious period to begin eff
iclently the payment Of her debts. And
! accordingly earnestly recommend, that
the Sinking Fund be increased from
twenty FIVE thousand to not less than two
hundred thousand dollars, per annum.
Our new Revenue Law, soemuch for
time misund TODD, commencing itself by
It's wisdom, fairness and efficacy, to the
deliberate judgment and integrity of the
determined, faith.sus, aiming, and debt
paying people of Ohio, has at length fairly
lived down all opposition. 1t has equai-
zed our burdens, filled our treasury, and
sustained our credit on proud eminence
amongst the States and nations Of the
earth.
The act to incorporate the State Bank
OF Ohio and other Banking Institutions,
has thus far realized the expectations Of
its trainers. 1t has gone very generally
into operation, dispensing, throughout
every district ofthe State, those facilities
which the exigencies of modern COM
merce demand affording TO the people
convenient, sound and convertible cur
rency. and paying even more than its
equal share of tho taxes of the State.
The amount received from sales Of Ca
nal lands during the year proves the wis~
dom of the law recommended and past last
winter, making deduction Of one third
iD favor of actual settlers, and limiting
and sixty acres to any one individual.
The Legislature of Virginia promptly
met the proposition of the last General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio for the set
Element, by compact, Of the questions Of
boundary, and also OF the use, navigation,
a nd jurisdiction of, and over the Ohio riv.
er, by the passage ofjoint resolutions cor
responding with ours. 10 pursuance Of
these resolutions, the Governor of Virgil
MIA has appointed William c. Rives. VIII
Ian Green. and q. w. Thompson, CON-
nissioners on the part of Virginia, who
are TO meet Thomas Ewing, Alfred kei-
ey, and John Brough, commissioners by
ne named on the part Of Ohio, at Wsshs
ug,on city, on the 6rst Monday Of Jaoa-
Try next. II is hoped that the Lsgisla-
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Governors MESSAGE.
feaiiemen cThe Senate

GeaHemeh 81 me Senate
and House Of Representatives:
Ircjoice that our domes ic affairs a ford
at our present meeting, so much cause of
mutual congratulation and profound graft
tude to the great Author of all Good
Whilst pestilence and famine have wasted
the Eastern Hemisphere. health and plen,
ty have smiled in all our borders. Labor.
throug hout its manifold departments. has
prospered and brought a rich reward
Learning, benevolence, and reljg ion have
thrown their roots wider an deeper into
the foundations of the social system -
Temperance has extended, still more her
benign influence over the erring aud the
lost; and. as consequence, general good
order has prevail ed, and crimes have d.
minlshed throughout the State.
During the year that is past, the sever
al departments Of the State Government
have discharged their respective duties
with faithfulness and success, as will, ia
due time, appear from their reports.
AS the very circumstantial and able
communication Of the Auditor will i'm.
mediately be laid before you, sho W ing our
revenues TO be in highly prosperous con-
dition, ! shall content myself with the fol.
lowing brief statement fthe receipts aud
disbursements of the fiscal year ending o n
the 18th day of November. ls47:
RECEIPTS.
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Insurance aud

Insurance aud
Bridge Com
panies,
Surplus Revenue.
principal repaid
by the counties,
Interest upon SuFp,
lus Revenue paid
by counties to
Common Sch ool
Fund,
Receipts for canal
lands sold, and
other items,
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General revenue
received from
taxes levied on
the grand list,
aud incidental
items during the
fiscal year ls47, Sl,2O2 ,52s AZ
Tolls aud divi-
dends received
upon canals,
turnpikes aud
public works
Of the State, S27 ,6il s5
Tax upon Banks,
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-13
Centre Of Gravitv.
A NEW TAIioRyNG
TSTABLs1EMENr.
!aly I s4s

THE subscribers respectfully inform the ci,is
ssns of Bloom,burg and vicinity, that they have To-
Gated themselves in Thornton. New Shop in
Naia, two doors beiow the Corner of Nam and
harket streSts, In Boomsburg, where they will al.
lwsys be found en- hand, ready to accommodate
those who may favor them with call. Their
work will he doneib thc latest and mos. approved
Istyle for nsatness and elegance in the busness-.-
From their long experience in the business they
fattsr themselves that their work ~iIl he done.as
neat asoan BE- done elsewhere Ali work iL,fueteG
in their cste warranted 70 n.
CUTTING done on the short test notice and
warranted to A, ii properly made up.
ELLIS d VAN BUSKIRk.
| Nay ., ls4s-1tf
lorice, will be taken il exchange for work,
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DYSPEPSIA isa weakness of the digestive or.
gans, and Ike every other complaint, is caused BY
impurity OF the blood. The gastic juice, fui,
pecu ar to the stomach, when secreted from baC
blood is not healthy quality; consequently the
food, instead Of being properly dissolved, often re
mains undlgested until it becomes in manner
spoiled or puttifed in the stomach; hence bac
breath, dsagreeable taste in the mouth, especial
" on first waking in The morning, head ache, gid
iness. lowness of spirits wasting of the body, &c.
WrigMs Indian Vegetable PiRs area natura
remedy for Dyspepsia, because they cleanse The
stomach and bowels of all bilious and corrupt hu
mors, and purify the blood: consequently as they
drive out the root or cause of this and every olhe
ma,ady, they are absolutely certain to remove al
complaints arising from indigestion or dyspepsia
Beware OF CouSrEnPEIrs.---The public ar,
cautioned against the many spurious medicine
which ir order 10 deceive are called by names sin
liar to Wrights Indian Vege able Pills
The only original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills haze The signature q
Nm Wrigh written Nth pen on III
top label Of Each Doc. TO counterfeit
this is forgery and all others should b.
Stunned as poison
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofWrighf
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, l6!
Race s eet Phila ieIphia; 2Ss Greenwich Stree
New York; and l9s fremont Street, Boston.
Agent for Boomsburg, George Weaver, for 9th
or Agents see advertisements in another column.
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NJ The WmOOslranes uSSinst the
$4,000 appropriation, I" Plln'ed ia 'heDan'
vile DemOcra, Of last week, isspoper Of
manifest blunders aud can orly render those
ridiculous who sign II. lie erroneous IN
sH'iOg that the $1,000 are claimed Tor \
ss.e'--i, is erroneous in stating that ,he
safe in Boomsburg will not rost '@200.--
IL is erroneous 10 stating by implication
,hp, there is bui one 'sale'-i, 10 erroneous
in stating hat e2500 are clsimed for safe
~ exlrs work /, 10 erroneous in stating
thai there is but one 'vsul' between .he
two Offices for the recolds'-ii is erroneous
10 stating lha, moro than one third Of the
conl.sc, work on the Court House is claim.
cd as extra work and il is erroneous gcner-
ally, In stating TIA, the proposed aPpropris-
lion is in violation of the removal act. 10
another article in 10 days paper, we have
laid before our readers The true character
Of the proposition now before the Legsla.
ture. Il we are satisfied, .hs, every fair mind
ed mar aGer examining into the facts, will
conclude, ina, demonstrating in this case,
is rather small busners, The parade Of
Mr.. Funslou's declaration, and Of old ex-
tracts from our columns in The remonsIrsncr;
is simply waste Of powder; as no require.
mer, Of lie Removal bill is proposed TO be
violated by paying for extra work and fur
nishing HE buildings
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Pesbgtas Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of The Orphans
Court sl Columbia county, on
Saturday the 27th day Of February. inst
It 10 O'Clock in The forenoon, William
Kitchen, guardisn Sc. Of William Morris,
late, OF Mshoning township, in said county,
deceased will expose 10 Sale by Public
Vendue, upon the premises, a certain 10, Of
land, situate in Dsu,IIIe CJlumtis county
bounded on The south by Make, street, on
The west by oi Of Samuel Yorks, sen. on
'bs north BY an allsy, on the cas-, by a 10,
belonging TO Mr. Montgomery, containing
in front on Msrke, sIes. fifty feet and in
length about ono hundred and fifty fee,
whereon is erected an old frame house late
The EaIsle Of said deceased, situate 10 the
'ownship Of Mahoning, aud county afore-
said
JACOB EYERLY, Cierk.
Danvile, Feb. |, ls46.
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The las, accounts from The army, lei
Gen. Scott, who now has the command
concentrating his !orcrs al Tampico, with
the intention, ii was supposed, of making
an attack upon Vera Cruz. Important news
may therefore be expected daily from him,
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HTsa e Sheet
lI1y MANTEACTSDT,

yWyHE suNsr,ber respectfully informs the publs
that he has opened shop, on Man.Rtreet
yearly opposits Clay,on's TsveTo, in Bloomsburs
where he in,ends csryir son the above business
n all it's various branches.
TIN Ware,
ofsvsrS description, will be kept on hand fs! ssH
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
SHEET IRON
Manufactured into any form required,
STOVE PIPES,
Of all sizes ksp, constantly On hand. s,oves Gui.h
led to order.
Being determined to do business In the rGhl
way, he reqests all to call upon him before they
purchase elsewhere as he will furnL oil nriiclet
in his line as cheep as they c0n he purchased in
the county.
D. J. RICE.
sepRmber 70, s45--lys2
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COMPOSITION
FOR RENDERING BOTS, SHOES, &c
WAITED ppanr

FOR RENDERING BOTS, SHOES, &c.
WATER PROOF.
vWyHE subscriber hereby makes known to the
"A public that he has for sale a composition
without the use Of India Rubbe or Gum, which
will render Boots and Shoes and Leather of every
description Water Prooi--permanentlv Water
Proof against wet or damp, by proper application,
besides soitenng and mprovngit.
This composition is pate ted both in this country
ard in Europe, and is one of the greatest and truly
beneficial discoveries OF the age.
Price per dozen boxes, $500, single box 25
lcents. AS guarantee Of the character and genu
iuess of the composition the subscriber viii reunc
the money should il not give entire satisfaction.
He is also prepared to render cloths every de.
scdptlon, awning, Saiclolh and cotton duck com
,petely water proof and secure against mllldews anc
lrot
| Apply at the United States Water rroofinl
company, No II, Walnut.slreel, Philadelphia t,
! STEPHEN b. RICHARDSON
| Philadelphia ls47
- One -igent in each of the towns in this State
will be appointed to dispose of the composition t.
! whom liberal terms will be ade upor application
as nbove-42
CAMP JACKSON, January is, ls47.
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Cabinet Ware House
|VNHE subscribe would respectfully inform til,
IL public, that he has taken the Oh ID lately o,
cup!ed BY Samuel Lilly, near the upper end Of
bloomsbury, where he is carrying on the
0ABlNiHE IDUSINlASS,
10 all its various branches, and where hs will b,
happy o wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
be made Of good material and durable, and he in.
Ilend'keeping on hand
Side60ards. Secretaries. Bureaus,
Wardrobes. Card Tables, Dining
Tables. Breakfast 1ubies,
Cupdoards. Stands, Wash
Stands, Bedsfeads,
Dough-troughs,
CoGns, &c.
aud all kinds 0fwork in his line, which he VIII se
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
by stnct attention to business he hopes 10 re
ceive aShsrs public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April rs, ls45.-lyl
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DELEGATE NOTICE.

The Democratic Republican citizens o
Columbia county are requested 10 meet a
the places Of h lding the General Election
in each Eeciio' district, on
Saturday The 1911 day Of February
next between lhe hours OF three and six -.
clock in ,he afternoon Of said day TO choose
two delegates To meet at The house OF John
Clayton in Bloomsbrrg, m Monday he
next following February l5hi a, one o.
clock P. NJ for The purpose Of sppolnurl
Delegates TO represen, Columbia county. r
State Convention. to be held al Harrp.
burg on the 4lh day of March next, 10 non.
inate suitable person as candidate fol
Goyernor, and also q candidate for Cana
Commssioner to be supported al the mex
October Election.
CHARLES CONNER,
WIN. J. keller,
GEORGE MACK,
ISAAC S MUNROE,
WILLIAM HENRlE,
Democratic Mpnding Committee.
January 2l, ls47.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

| SAEAIEN LIAM Z rs.
IGH VHE subscriber very respee fully informs tho
| public that he has on hand and 10 col stant-
Manufacturing, EOO3S ana GHOEG
ofa kinds which hs will sell at the following low
Iprces.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or CaH Skin Boots e. o6)
Coa.Ye Bjos 226'
Coarse or Fine Shoss. l,7s,
l1iner's Shoes 81 10 2 rs
Morocco Slippers s7s
LADIES' WEAR.
Morocco or CaIf Skin Lace Bsois I5o'
Thick Sole French Ties l25,
Pumps Springs or French liI2s
Oiher kinds of Slippers rs cents 10 | 90
N. b. The above are all Ofmy own Manufacture
and are wrrGnted to stand. have also Oh hand. d.
Ia large stock Of
EASTERN MADE BooTR AND SHOES.
which will cell at small prcfts.
Country Merchants and others who buy ly tho
dozen, ale,invited to call and examine my goods, ,
as will sell to such at large reduction.
OTRemember the place at the NEW BOOT .
and SHOE STORE, lower end of Msin.street.
Bloomsburs.
" RUSSELL :
ysi
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Sheriff Sale.

NHY virtue OF a VII, nf vendioni eYponas to
I'D me directed will be exposed to public sale on
the premises, in the town Of Cattawissa, Columbia
county, on
Friday the 5th day Of March nezt,
at ton o'clock. An the following property
All The inlrres, OF Aaron Waters IN two
certain lots Of ground situate in the town of Catta-
wissa, Columbia county, siz-the first situate al
the Northeast corner of Main and Frsnt.streets-
bounded on the south by M'in.strect. ea'l by lot
of George Waters, north by lot OF Joseph Hsyhurst
and west by front street. being part of two town
lots Numbered sovep and eight whereon is erected
large frame Tavern House and Stable. The
other of SAID lots, is bounded on tbs south by
hsin street, sast BY - street, west by the Sus.
quehana river aud north By lot Of Vim. McKelvy;
being grass lot ne. in the plan Of said tewu.
ssiIed and taken in execution and to be sold a,
the property Of Aaron Waters.
BEEJAMlN HHYMAN, Sis,i&.
Sheriff. Once. Danvlt. Fss, ~ ls4T
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- CaN before purchasing Elsewhere al
tie Nsw Factory Of EartheawWe," by
THOMPSON & HICKS.

EHyHE subscribers have opened a POTTERY
M on the Dad leading from Main to Third st
near the Methodist Church, Bloomsburg, Coum.
bia county, where they intend to manufacture
ware Of the best material; the latest and most aJr
proved patterns and finished in the very hest man
ner such as Pots Of allIdescriptons; Dishes of oy
cry variety and Jugs of all sizes; and variety o
other articles too numerous to mention; in fact all
kinds and every variety which NAV bc wanted by
any who may favor them with a cali. supply
kept constantly on hand which will be seld by
wholesale or retail little cheaper than tho cheap.
est for cash or country produce. Also dry Piue
w God taken in exchange for work if delivered a
their shop.
Bloomsbrrg September 8, 1850
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NOLlCE.

Tbs cooks Of The subscribers have
been balanced up 10 tho lsl January
,ls47. sud as it is Ihe first time they have
been balanced since fhey commenced busi
ness IN Bloomsbu!g they rsk and expec,
every one having On open sccoun. with
'hem' 10 call Immediately and close the
same
ALBRIGHT 4 MENGAL.
January % lS47
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FANCY AND WINDSOR
Chair Mandatory,
T4 NEW FIRMD

LoOk UeHto your mIereiis
Befon you purchase, snd II you van
good Bargains, just cali at the shop OF
BOON & BARTON
on Main street nearly opposite 9. Kshen
office, where you can find them ready 81
all limcs 10 furnish Fancy and Windsor
chairs, seltees, Boston Rocking chairs, or
any kind which NAV be called for, as they
will sIways have on hand good assorl.
nenl Of all kinds which they will sell a,
the Lowest price possible for cash or TX"
change for lumber or country produces.
From their hng experience in business and
n GelermInslion 10 do work which cannot
be surpassed in the county, Ihey ask for ,
share of public patronage: They will also
Iexecute
House. Sign. and ornamental Point,
ing and House Paperins
in tie nsstss, snd mos, spprovsd style an,
upon reasonable terms.
BOON 4 BARTON,
Boomsburg Oct ID. ls46.-2sy