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The number OF military posts Will prooa'
bly, exceed the number Of medical oihcefs
now authorized by Law. Should that of
the case, the employment OF physicians IN
civil life will become necessary. Inc
Secretary therefore recommends the add.
,ion Of two surgeons and twelve assistant
surgeons to the medical statf oil the army.
The appropriations for the army proper
REQUIRED for the nenl fiscal year amount 10
S4,432,2s6. The estimates TOT the trans
porta,ion of the troops ias exceed that OF
auv other year previous to the var. The
increase 10 this item is to meet The expense
of sending troops 10 Oregon, New Mexico
and California.
ln none Of the branches Of this depart.
ment has the business been so much aug
menied as in the Pension bureau. The
number Of invalid pensioners has increased,
during the last year, six hundred and ninety
one the whole number on the list is 1926.
More than 10000 claims have been
presented under the act Of the llth oil Feb
ruary, ls47, for bounty land aud treasury
scrip. Abou, forty thousand Of them have
been acted on and allowed, twenty thousand
is now pending, aud il Is estimated that
there are forty thousand We, to be presented.
Great efforts have been made to despatch
these applications, and about Two hundred
and fifty are daily investigated and passed.
The report then concludes with glow.
ing picture OF the Indian affairs.
There are sixteen mauual labor schools
and eighty seven boarding and district
schools now in successful operation among
the various Indian tribes, and the number
Of Indian youths attending them, according
TO tho reports received at the department, is
three thousand SIX hundred aud eighty two
of which two thousand elk hundred and
fifty are males. and the remaining one
thousand aud thrty.,wo are females. The
schools are generally 10 charge OF mission.
AIRY societies and are we'll conducted. These
facts afford the most gratifying evidence
that nearly all Of our colonizsd tribes are
rapidly advancing in civilization and moral
improvement.
Within the newly acquired territories
there is numerous Indian population, over
which our supervision and guardianship
must necessarily be extended, but this can
not be effsciually done, without the action
Of Congress on the SUBJECT. Additional
agencies are required 10 manage Indian
affairs in these territories and tc extend to
them our Indian system Of control aud man.
agement.
The Secretary asks attention to the fol-
lowing subjects: the settlement, Of claims
IN California, retired list Of officers OF the
army, and al asylum for disabled and
wounded soldiers.
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A GOOD RESOLUTION.

The following Resolution, offered by Mr..
Barringer, on the 18Th ult., has been agreed
10 by the House Of Representatives
Resolred, That the President of the T.
nied States cause to be communicated TO
this II ,use the amount Of moneys and pro-
perry received during the late war with the
Republic of Mexico, a, The different ports
Of entry, or 10 any other way, within her
limits, and in wha, manner the same has
been expended or appropriated.
Mr.. Blrrlnger has done well to bring
this matter to tho attention Of the House
The people have right to know wha, thc
Presiden, did with the revenues which ht
though, proper to coilec, without any au
thoriiy OF Law TO sanction the measure
Arson Argus.
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School Fund.

The bill proposing iha: the interest ac-
cruing on the School Fund should be dlv'-
ded among the different districts according
10 the number Of the white population has
been lost; and thus measure every way
lust, as we intend hereafter TO shew, has
been defeated. The Western members
generally we're in favor Of 1T, the Eastern
opposed TO it, which shews that II was not
decided upon its merits but according to
the " internal suggestions " Of local PreJu'
dces.
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49,, ~. ~.
tss.hs !. ,ss,s.,s s'n ,a 2, .as State be,
eral Assembly, in Special Session .a.'. .u zen.
the Fall Of the pressa. year.,
The order Of the day, being the hin -,
corning the Wilmington and RALEIGH R"', ,
road Company, was then taken IN. ~"
IThe main objects Of the bill afe-,.,
to extend the credit Of the State 10 co.,
Comnsoy. 10 enable them 10 raise ssao
600. ior the purpose OF LAYING down -,
load with better iron and ri. ,h,, ~. "'
half Of the Stock of the State in mi, R0.S
NAV DO transferred to the Wilmington All
M,,ches,er Road.l '"u
The discussion nm ,bisb;ll had o,oco.a.,
IN considerable length. when the Sea.,a
,ooL . ,eeess
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate me, at half past si, h,,
.;,hou,,,,ns,c,;n, anv bu.;,e,s ,d;''. "u'
od 20 a,,end The I.s,,u,. of Mr. Va,,sr..
ON ! system of Internal EXCHANGES
'" -..
sspn'o.;o I ~ I'm. -. n. A.. N,
' ,'', 49,, y w. L.. ,. "'' DOB
o"' y" - p.v, ~, 10
So"''','''ee y" 'uu'e'"' 80 "eoahe
eso'.''o" " "''.' -. ,"s .' .o"'
"Nu.s ~ n.y.. o 80. ~" rty :; 'e'
Poa""s :" -. y @ s".,.i p'''p ~
mem a. " ao"' IN: v,o .a,, ..,1, p
80 '.r ~. n. ~
repeating '"o Iou"s g. e. - ~,
"a''c'' 'eso'u,,o" "A"s 90, "' "
sojo.,""'a -. ~" n, ~, N;.sau.
-'a'a :" ."' av ~ ,.:,,. .c . "v'
Ieso'uNo" ~. $50. p."as
cn"'ae,e' "o'' '"' nv '' 'eAs-
ID -. u..,, r,om N. C,m;,
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.e' " P'''r. ~ p, s ~, 'ea,'
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Fri. I'D, n N. J.v m. I'm ,o,,a,.
"' 80 -. r'''s"s
'o' s"'"o"'s''' ~ communion y"
mex. ''se" UP :,
Mr. ieks o"e'e" an ''ne"u'nch', ,aa'
IN Tue arrangement ., '"s 1e"a,o''ai pis
t'cts, me "hi'e population should only DO
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SENhtf.
Mr.. Drake, from the COMMITTEE "a f..
nance, reported bull to amend the Ret
Stat. relating TO Roads.
MIR. Wood6o, from the judiciary Ton.
mitiee, reported bill supplementary 10
the act establishing a State Ilnp, q,
tho Insane also, bill 10 amend ;he 65A
chapter Of Revised Statutes also, the bel
making more suitable provision, for ieaa
covert, with an amendment. These re-
ports lie over.
Mr.. llalscy,n resolution providing fari
recess from half past one TIL Three oeloe..
Adopted.
Mr.. GiImer, bill 10 reIition 10 haass
debtors. Referred.
Mr.. Washington, a bill to amend III
Revised Statutes relating to bills, bOads
promissory noics. &c. Referred.
/ Mr.. Smsw, TO incorporate Bear cess
Canal Company. Passed its iira red
ing.
! On motion Of Mr.. Woodhn, Mr. u
lingion was added 10 the Judiciary Gao
Z
mItteo.
The Senate proceeded 10 the un6sl,hd
business. being the Wilmington sad H.
leigh Railroad bill. the pending ques@
being on Mr.. Wor,h's motion to po'lFss
the bill indefinitely.
i Mr.. Joyaer took The floor in appos'ila
TO THIS motion. and went INTO The mers
the bull, sustaining aud enforcing les.'a
for its passage. MI Worth audtiIo
the steady opposition Of oil the menItH
from Wake County. to every appropriate
OF money for any Improvements aat o.
gucd thu, IL this Session passed aIis''
any relief to the Raleigh and Castor l''%
road, that public opinion would either ieia
, them 10 support that Road OF rtssa.
Mr.. Thompson, of Wake, rose Iniepy
and disclaimcd having ever beer oNPoTa
toa JudicioDs system Of Internal lHp'"
menis he was no longer disposed nr
sociale the sublec, Of Improvements ~
parry politics; no was Willing, u lR'
4 could be any plan suggested 10 .H'n
, State, and improve her CONDITION 10"
4 brace any judlcious system ealeu'''''"
effect these ends.
q Mr.. Ashc then took the flor IN 'aPP'|
oflhc bill, was followed by Messrs "G'a
and Thomas, OF Davidson after WIZ ~
Mr.. Worth withdrew his motion lof l0''
mite posiponement. a,
Mr.. Joyner offered an amendment '0'
!, bill ia tho 18th Section, TO s'flm
Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad ~ y"
!. pany," and insert Estate OF Norm e.
l'ua," SO as to provide that the b'n' u.l
h the subscription in the Manche''e' :" :.
road shalt accrue TO the State, winch
4, adopted. +. ~
o Mr.. Worth moved to strike out all W,
tho 10Th Section, except the last 50 y
= givo no authority Tor raising ada'0''
money 10 lay the road with heavy ~" ;,
10 Mr.. Giliner then made a 'ofclb'' :"
.. eloquent Speech 10 favor of the bill ;.
= When 10 had concluded, the seaas /
! solved itself into Committee OF W. NV
Mr. IIalsey IN the Chair, and
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Reason vs.. Error.

To-day (Jan'y. 10y in the House Of Com.
mon Mr.. Ashes substitute for the Govern
or's scheme for a Railroad was taken up,
and contrary 10 our expectations, ia fact
astounding US when We heard Of it, i, pass
ed its second reading by very respectable
maJority-Ayes 81, Nays 40. We never
for moment expected this Legislature, OF
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any other for some time 10 come, TO grant
an appropriation for works Of integral i'm
provemcut. We have not had 10 our wild.
cs, dreams any such vision to float across
them. Our great objection to the scheme
proposed by Gov. Graham was that it ask.
ed for appropriation, which We candidiy
did not believe we would get a sirpcnce
Of; we thought he might as well have ask.
ed for a little sunshine at midnight. We
desired 10 see Railroad to the West, and
we did no, like to see the Governor lhrus.
ting 10 his impracticable project, 10 the
prejudice of one we looked upon as prscti'
cable and feasible because IL did not ask
for an appropriation, viz: the Charlotte
and Danvile scheme.
We would have had no objection, and
have none now, TO CENTRAL ROAD, but
we never looked upon such thing as in
the remotes, degree probable, when il was
so desperate case as to ask appropriations;
and hence, we dislikcd very much, TO see
it come across the path Of one which did
no, seem so desperate and improbable, the
one we have named above, and hence again
we said the scheme Governor $ or CenIaD
" did not recommend ITSELF" would new
er pass, &c. To be plain, wo were not SO
much opposed to Central Road as to the
scheme for building il, which scheme we
considered visionary and "Utopian," be.
cause il asked for an appropriation, and to
confess tho truth VIC cared not TO see the
Charlotte and Danville Charter showed q.
side BY what appeared SO impracticable.
Blu, now the whole thing is changed BY the
action had ia the Legislature to-day, and
we think that there is much more proba-
biliy of building the Central Road (callcd
in the "cap,ion." " North Carolina Rail.
road y Nth an appropriation than 10 build
the Danylle road without any. And Ia
king this view of it, il must with mist OF
the western people become popular.
Mr.. Dobbin delivered to day one sf the
greatest speeches on internal improvements
ever delivered in the Halls OF this Capitol:
many pronounce II The greatest as com.
pinent 10 it, we have headed thus article
2" Reason against Error" As the speech
will be published we forbear making any
remarks, suggested by wha. those who
heard ii through have mentioned concern.
ing it. Mr.. Snnly aud others made quite
fIs.e-.---r---l--., ~f,sr which the vote as
was takoa. and reason proved
triumphant.
Jan'y. II. The Railroad Ball referred
to above, passed its third and final reading
in the House Of Commons to-day Ayes
50, Nays 30. The Senate will vote upon
II 10 morrow.
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Awful Steamboat Accident.

On Sunday, the li,h instant, the Steam.
er Richland was consumed by fire, about
2jmiles above Brlt,on's Ferry, on the Pee
Dee river, aud or 10 persons killed and
burnt. The accident was caused BY the
bursting Of her boiler. 1000 bales Of cot
ton was also consumed. The Richand
was regular packet between Cheraw and
Cha lesion.
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CndrIntfFt
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1870.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq, is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain adver
tisements and subscriptions and to grant receipts
UE. w. CARR. ESQ.,, is our agent in Phla
pelph;a, authorized TO obtain advertisementsand
drocure subsc riptions.
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Adjournment Again.

Yesterday (l9.h) the House of Com.
mons passed resolution to adjourn on the
29lh instant. To-day il came up in the
Senate and was laid on the table. The
Senate wishes to adjourn earlier. 1t is
highly probable an adjournment will take
Mace abou, the Goth or 21,h.
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MIR. Ashes Substitute.

To-day (20th) vote was taken on Mr..
Ash's Substitute for the Governors scheme
for Railroad. /, was on lis second read
ns-Aycs -, Nays 10. TWAS not con
sl1ered test vote, that viii probably be
taken on Monday.
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resolutions, as a substitute for The report,
bu, ,hey contained nothing decisive. Gen.
Houston seems lukewarm IN the cause, ana
Mr.. Stephens is unques.ionably opposed to
any action.
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Tho.. l.. Ciingma NJ. Card.

We have just looked over this document,
the connection Of vanity and ambition
We have not time review II at present, but
as We intend to publish /, we vii! give II a
.po,ice hereafter.
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We wish to cali attention again 10 the
important fact that it is 10 party matter,
this recent movement towards " Internal
Improvement. and - State Approptla.
tions."
Who introduced the late " North Caro-
liza RAILROAD scheme Mr.. AsHE, the
LEADER Of the Democrats in the Senate.
Who made the greatest speech in favor
Of It IN the House of Commons MR.
DOBBlN, the LFADrR Of the DEMooEAT:
in that body.
Let Democratic Demagogues beware
how they try hereafter, 10 make polIlIca
capital out Of this. There will be roo
Of their own party manufacture hold Owe
them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26

A NOBEL Exhibition was presented 10
Boston a short lim, ago. Herr ID iesbaeh
made his appearance IN an eiesan, sleigh,
with his pc, tiger by his side. lie seemed
TO enjoy tbs slsIshIng highly, and leaped
upon his m lister, lickog his face and sh)y.
ing other signs Of excitement.
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SYSTEMATIC BEgEyoLEsCE.

There is aspai agricultural town in Mas.
sachuse,ss, whose popaaiion i. bu, $40. #
contains two feli glous sDcletles. one of which
gave to beneVolen, object. N 1910. 81, 1856 /;
IN 1916, 81 AL; in 1917. 81 ,459 3D.
With such iberaihy in all our churches, ev.
cry enterprise for ,hs salvation Of men mi ghi
move vigorously onsafd.
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The Membersfrom Mccklcnburs.

These gentlemen. Tray, Blanche aud
Sweetheart" Mr.. Walker and all, have
voted against the liberal scheme of Inter.
nal improvements introduced by Mr.. she.
We intend 10 keep look GU. on the star.
board, aad see how these gentlemen will
account for their strange steering.
II they Try TO make it party business
in Meck'enbnrg, We promise them to get
AsmE Y. and TO get their constituents to put
DonBIS TO them viii, vengeance.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26

~The Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer will &C.
cept our thanks for his numerous tayors.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, Is.

WAsHINGTGN, Jau. = Io45s
SIR Objects interesting TO the United
States requiring that the Senate should be
10 session on Monday the 9Th of March
next, 10 receive and &C, upon such commu'
nicatons as may be made to II on the part
Of the Executive, your attendance in the
Senate Chamber, 10 this city, on that day
a, 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, is according
ly requested.
JAMES X POLK.
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PROPAGATION OF THE SENATE FOR
MARCH 4Iu

We learn from the National ln,elligencer
tina, tho Presiden, Of the United States has
issued the usual circular TO the Senators Of
the United S.a,s. raaas....s .s'~~' 70 'nee'
in the Senate Chamber on the h Of March
nex,. Ii is then customary TO receive and
act upon the nominations which the Presl-
dent may make for members Of the Cabi.
net, e.. The following is copy of the
circular above referred to:
To the Senator's Of the DATED States, res
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17

Asthma, or difficulty Vi breathing, IS caused by
a collection olmorbd humors in the air cells OF
the lungs, which prevent them irom bIub duly
expanded difficulty and laborIou, breath
ng cough, great oppression OF t,e b~'i' put
ptarion Of the heart, aud many other distressing
complaints
Wright's indian Vegetable pills are always GER
tain to give rcrfin Asthma because they purge
from the body those humors winch are the cause
ct teyery maady incident to man. From four u"
six OF said Vegetable Pills taken every night on s''
ing to bed, will in short time carry ol the most
violent fit Of Asthma, and if usod occaaoha'iy
afterwards, will keep the system in sound health
The genuine for sale by Hayhurd 0m Bdidy
Bloomsbury II, F. Badly, Dauylle; stephen
Raldy Catlawssa, and by agenis IN all parts OF the
state Agent, whose supplies become eN6aua tea
VIII receive anew lot on writing TO DR., Wrgh's
principal Office, 1863 Race Street, Philadelphia.
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Died

In DanyilIe, on the 7th inst, Mrs. SA-
RAll Buckley, an exemplary member
Of the Presbyterian, Church and Sister to
DR.. VIM. Ii. Magill, of that place, aged
about 81 years.
At Owngs Mills, Baltimore county, Ma
ryland, on the oath ult., of Bilious Pleauri-
sy Mr., JOHN BUDD, late an estimable
citizen of Sunbury, aged As years.
In Sunbury, on the I'd inst, Mrs, BAR
BARA SlIAFFER, aged about 80 years,
At Sheshequn, Bradford county, on the
22d ult., Col, JOSEPH KINGSBURY,
aged about 76 years. Col. H., was one
of the early settlers of that county, - a
man Of enlarged mind, liberal views, and
extraordinary kindness of heart.
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CARD.

TO those in want Of Werch0Rdiec,
SLOAN q MENDENHALL, have ,ust r,-
~ ceIyed direct from PhrIaicIphla their stock
OF Fall and Winter Dig GOOds whch have been
selected with much care as 10 quality and prIcc,
and now oller for sale at a small advance Un Clly
Cash prices. Without callms he attention Of tur
public to every article their Stock IS composed Of
IN an advertisement, we will frankly sayIo our
friends, give Us d Call before making your purcha
ses elsewhere, and you will Gud at The New Store,
immediately opposite the Court.House, many
things which are not generally kept IN Country
0rores.-ln addition they have a large assortment
Of FaHcy articles and Dress Goods lor the
Ladies'.
A,o-Hats 4 Caps, Leather aud Gum shoes of
all varieties and patterns Also -- Hardware.
Qucensware, Groceries Of superior quality,
Fish and salt and all OF which may be had for
Cash or Country Proauce.
Az. SLOAN,
T.. MENDENHALL.
Bloomshurg, Nov. 1, '4s.y
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Letter from Harrisburg, 40. g
Harrisburg, Feb, Is, 1919.

Harrisburg, Feb, Is, 1919,
Dear COi0ncL
In the Senate on the 10Th inst, the
Bill to erect the town Of Danyre in Columbia
county, inDoa Borough, was taken up and passed.
The Governor has made the following nomiua-
tions to the Senate, for Associate Judges -
john a Baker Of Perry county.
Ebenher c. WlnsoN, Of Elk county.
Thos $. Cunningham, Of Mercer CO.
Joseph Butler, OF Carbon CO.
John II. Keller, Of Northampton CO.
Mr. Mason, of Bradford, on the 9th introduced
bill into the Senate for the completion of the
North Branch Canal.
Upon tn. same day, in the house, the bill for
the completion of the North Branch Extension,
came up in Older, when Mr.. Fuller concluded
his able speech in its favor, Col. Myers, of old
Berks, also addressed the House in support of
the measure.
When such efforts are employed and such in
hueoce eXerted, for this great State euterprize
who can doubt its compleJn success,
The bill for the new county Of Lackawana, hav.
ing passed the Senate, will it is expected also
pass the house.
Yonrs truly AMI respectfully,
DEDnD'pIp
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17

APArNFur CAsE came before nne Of the mag
istrstes Of Philadelphia, on Saturday Aw"man'
under the helieCthat her husband had been killed
at Monterey, married a second husband lew
DAYS since, he appeararrd, having luSt been DIS
charged from Jefferson Barracks and Ia'd c'a'n I"
her. The pror woman at her painful situation,
hnrst into food oftears, and excited the com
miseration Of all present The matter was com
promised hy her second husband resIgnlng hts
right to the female
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we would be thankful to those of our patrons
who may prefer paying their Indebtedness to this
Office in Lumber, il they would now send it IN
daring the continuance of the present excellent
s,sighir, We want all kinds of boards, siding,
scantIing, lath, shingles, &c Those who bring
on their trade will be paid market prices and those
who do not embrace this chance must pay IN
something more valuable ani that very soon,
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Market Prices Current.
CoRRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
BLyyinybuy0 pLjJ1J,IuLiU

TO BOATMEN.
To Icttor the Season of 1919,
The Boat "Hero," Of the Tonnage Of 03 tons.
Tue Boat "Hope OF the North" OF tons.
The property OF the undersigned. Those Boats
are lying In the Canal at Berwick
Al'o-Ihe Boat "Col Britain" belonging to A,
BarDer.
For particulars apply to me at the Hanover Ba-
sin, ur 10 Nj. q. W. Nicely, Berwick.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Hanover Basin, Nanticole Post Office.
February 9th, lSl9.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17

AWFUL EyENr.-Ihe business Of he House OF
Delegates OF Virginia was brought TO close on
Thursday of last week, by an awful event, which
event, quite overwhelmed tie members With
grief Col John W. Thompson, Of Boietourl, was
on the ,or, advocating oil lor the establish
ment of branch bank at Fincalle. Suddenly,
after speakinging lew minutes, he sunk IN his
chair, with his head un his desk, and called for
water. This was instantly brought, and, after an
Intellectual effort by Dr. Yerby to bleed him,
he tell back and died.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-02-17

10 one hmd,ot amt 66H otlho'c ncrN
ioldtd aud deucal,ly vlWpcd nils OF "Ncm'. e.,
called Valentines, passed through lhe nI,oms'
burg Post Ouce on last Wednesday
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NORkS Hotel, by DANIEL SNYp1R, IN the
A forks OF the Berwick and Orargeylle roads
east end Ol Main street, Roomsbrrg.
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EtH ARIES k. BUG CKALEW, attorney ut L0m
~ Office On south slue oi MAIN street, below
N.lk,l street.
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IOHN EGAN, Root md Moemakcr shop on
~ ,aIn street, Fast size, frst doot Glow mar
ket street.
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bNCHANGE HOTEL, by Samuel ii. B,ady
AZ on Main street, directly opposite The new
coult House
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l,sL ~ YIOr ,EI LER, COach ana
Y JIaheJs snOF at the old stand Of b. h,
n.I.0 ou Markr dDoyr Man Street.
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{ a, " HARTMAN, Jnuchonis'
|. Sore On edor side, ol Nam St eel, above
,u. EAchauge.