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VOL. 14-No. zs0,
SAVINGS BANKS.

we copy the following interesting ex-
tracts IRON remarkably we'll writtea ar.
hcie III the August num1er Of the Bankers
Magazine:
Political economists have indeed coma
10 the c"nelusion that where poverty is on
tue increase. crime increases in a greater
ratio. All meaas. therefore, which serve
10 lessen poverty in the communi,y will
habl9 1t saHx asii rasteeess tee!rss r n
dependence which in itself has highly
favorable tendency. Without the Saw
.nss Bank. this habit, or the disposition 10
form such habit cannot be we'll sus-
tanned. 1t IS an old adase that ..luok out
Tor the pennies. and the pounds will take
care "f themselves" II the shilIings and
!he pennies can be surely and properly
invested (as they can be in Savings Bauksl
IL Is cot only an additional guaranty tor
me s"oa conduct vt the depositor, how
ever small his deposit may be, but is also
security against distress at a time when
stasna''on in trade stops the ordinary
means OF subsistence. In Massaehu uset,s,
year since. the number nf depositors in
Savings Banks was II" less than 1000.
With an aggregate deposit fund OF Sla,-
4oO.OOO. In other words. one, ou. Of
every ten persons in the State, j. de-
posit"r III one Of the institntions. with an
average deposit OF two hundred dollars
each This. in the aggregate, exceeds
considerably the entire bank capital Of
Kentucky and Ohio c"mbineu, with a
population Of three millions.
In Great Britain. where the Savings
Bank system has been in operation dur
ing the last fifty years the aggregate de-
poslts in their institutions Of this kind. at
the last report, were ESQ, 1874, 900 with
a population OF q. 100000. or an average
deposit of five and a half dollars each. In
Great Britain, all Savings Banks deposits
are. by law. invested in prescribed portions
ot the national debt; thus securing to the
IepositOr, an uuque,tiunable security for
his funds. while it makes him deeply in
terested in the permanency Of the govern
ment, and protection OF public credit. In
France the deposit Of any individual can
not exceed |. 400 francs formerly it was
limited to 5000 flames. A recent offic al
srspori to the Ct.a.,.,,er-of Peers upon the
k..niliinn aud effect Of Savings Banks Of
France. concludes as follows "A Say.
'ngs Bank Is t It the finest institutions
ut modern times. aud one which reflect,
the greatest honor upon the age. 1t has
been The means ct introduc cling economyand
providence int" the habits of the people
means. and engages their interest in the
support "l public order it effects as much
good for those who direct it as for those
Who profit from it. by encouraging. irenh-
ly feelings towards each other, and by
establishing relations "f good will between
the two classes Of sucielv''
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AT THE RED SIGN.
MCDONALD & McMASTER

Have Just received full ard complete stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, SC, to which they
invite the attention Of the citizens and surround
ing country. They will sell low for CASH, or on
time to pnnctual customers. They purchased
their goods for cash, and this will enable them to
ssi! low. They have facilities that many houses
have not: they have agents established in Balti-
more and New York, who always advise them of
any change in articles in their line and who
purchase only when bargains are to be had We
keep always on hand splendid assortment of
foreign and domestic liquors; loaf, crushed and
brown sugars; Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee green,
Hvson and black teas; New Orleans and Cuba
moasses; table & sack salt; bacon, lard mess pork
mess beef, smoked beef drved venison; No l..
and 3 mackerel; butter, cheese, -four m al corn
oats, tobacco, candles, copperas, saleratus, ind-
90, nader, spice, pepper, ginger nutmeg, Gina
mon. epson salts, hardware, cutlery, croc kerry
and glassware; and variety of other goods
They take this method of thanking the cummu-
nIty and their country friends for the very libe-
raj patronage bestowed them; nd intend. by
selling goods /oic. to increase heir former trade
always keeping in view that a nmble sixpence
is worth a slow shilling.
Yellow Building. between the Market House
and the Bank of the State, Gillespie Street,
N. G.
March Goth. 1853. 35-tf
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Medical Institution of Yale College

The Course of Lectures commences annually n the
last Thuraday in September and contin months
Benjamin Siiman NJ D.. l. L. D. Professor Emeri-
tus of chemistry and Pharmacy
Eli Ives NJ D. Professor Emeritus of aIateTia Hediea
and Therapeutics
jonathan Knight. N D.. Professor ofthe Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
Timothy Beers NJ. D Professor Of Obstetrics
Charles Hooker NJ D. Professor OF Anatomy ana
Phy sioloey ~,..;. ,,s;.. .a
Therapeutics. $500. ~ ~. r.....
Worthipgt Hooker NJ D. rro1ess"' % 'A' n'of1
and Practice of Physc a~<~,-..-
benjamin Sliman, Jr, NJ D.. PROFESSOR OF cne"istry
~ 0n .ccount of previous engagements Of Prof Siman
II the act Chemistry during the ensuing term
iii ha Given by John A. Porter.
CHARLES HOOKER.
Dean Of the Faculty.
New Haven, July 27, 1853 55-5t-pd
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NEW GOODS.
III The O}H sfnnH of n HrUnson r. 81

"At tHc Ofu NuHu ~ H. 1TUVSOH 9 oON
hsSs st eEsfs hsfsizs lasGf
recently bdnght in the northern market, under l.
favorable circumstances. They have
Loaf. crnshed. powdered aid brown sugars;
Java. Laguifa & Rio Coffee; pepper. spice, GIN
ger, cloves and .nutmegs; sup. carb soda; indigo;
madder; borax; camphor alum; cps salts and salt
petre; molasses; syrup; salt; iron; saddles. bril-
dies and martingais; collars: wagon and buggy
whips; spades, shovels and forks; trace, dog,
tongue, breast and halter chains; coffee mills;
wagon boxes; mill cross c ut and hand saws; cut
nails and spikes with good assortment of pock-
ct and table cutlery; blacksmith tools complete;
turpentine hackers, scrapers, dippers and axes;
broad and chopPing axes; guns; window glass;
rivets. large stock Of ready-made clothing
and staple dry goods; gunny and hemp bagging:
rope and twine; Sweede and American bar iron:
square and octagon cast steel; German and Bris
tol steel; safety fuse and blasting po,cder; hats,
caps. boots and shoes; Western and North Caro-
lima bacon; together with almost every article
sold IN this market, all Of which will be sold at
fair prices for cash, time to prompt custo-
mers, or country produce generally.
G W. WILLIAMS g. CO.
July 80, 1853 53-tf
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HEADQUARTERS, 4th BRIGADE, J

UMMERVILLE, n. c. Aug goth. 1853. :
The Commandants of Regiments constituting
said Brigade, hereby required to have
their respective Commands at the following
times and places. armed and equipped according
to law, for Review and Inspection. viz: 4lIh
Regiment at Carthage. MonIe County, on Tues
day 18th October next; 3Ith at Summerville,
Cumberland, on Thursday 18th aard at Fay
etfeville, on Saturday 18th; 32d at Clinton,
Sampson County, Tuesday 18th; dist at
Elizabethtow on Thursday Goth; and s5th at
Whiteville. Columbus County, Saturday
22d October.
A. D. MCLEAN.
57-T] Brig. Gen. lth Brigade n. G. Militia.
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NOTICE..

SIX HUNDRED ACRES If good turpentne
timber and farming Land Is offered for sale, u
miles west of Fayetteville, and within one mile
Of the Fayetteville and Centre Plank Road
known the estate of j. Carmichael About
100 acres are in cultivation, most Of which is
newly cleared. There is good Dwelling and
all necessary outhonses on the premises: Il, ,O0a
tLrpentine boxes, mostly cut the last season
For further inform"floH'appiy on the premises
NELL CARMICHAEL.
Fayetteville, Aug 90, 1853 56.lt-pd
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

he subscriber offers for sale his Plantation
situated Is miles below Fayetteville, on the Will
nnston road, on the northwest side of Cape
Fear River, containing seven hundred acres
ne river land is of the best farming lands in
the county, the back lands good turpentine land +,
with good improvements, we'll xatered, remark <
ably healthy, and the best stand for store in
the county Early application is desired.
JAMES WRIGHT.
"it'S Ci1en' N =, aug ), 1898 55-tf
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valuable Lands
FOR SAL

offer for sale my Plantation. situated 13 miles
below Fayetteville on the Wilmington road on
the northwest side of Cape Fear River, contain
ing seven hundred and 6fty acres. The river
land is Of the best farming lands in this part Of
the country-the wood lands are first rate for
turpentine, with comfortable dwellings. Early
apple cation is desired.
JNO T. WRIGHT.
Willis Greek, n C., Aug 6, 1853 55-tf
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Not single Wing was chosen to the
Senate OF Oregon at the recent election ];
but one-Levi Scott-holds over, and is
the only member Of that party. In the
House % Democrats, 4 Whiss.
s3fc0ni0n.
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LAND FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale, situated at tho
terminus Of the Southern Plank Road. in Robe
son county. tract of SIS acres of LAND The
Turpentine Distillery and Store. or for a resi-
dence. ANN BROWN
Fayetteville August go, 1883 1t
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Faye tteville, Aug. 13, 1853.
IN TO IL e.

5000 lbs N c Bacon, 500 sacks Salt,
10 bbls Distler's Glue, 10 hhds Molasses
Variety of Sugar and Coffee,
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c.
will sell at low prices for Cash good paper.
wish my customers would call on me and
settle between this time and Court week, (first
Monday in September,) for which / would be
very much obliged THO. J. JOHNSON.
Fayetteville, Aug 20. 1853 3m
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IMPORTA NTH!
DAGUERREOTYPES!!!

secure the SadOvv ere the Substance Fades
! The subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
Zens OF Fayetteville that he has taken the
formerly occupied by T. Smith, (Benbow &
kyle's building,) where he will remain for
short time, and respectfully solicits call from
the citizens whether they " ish pictures not.
He is provided with the most approved appa-
ratus, and with large and beautiful selection OF
Cases, Frames, Lockets, Pins, SC, in which he
Will place Pictures, single in groups of al
most any number. and warra Mt them to be taken
in the BEST STYLE OF TIL E ART, and NEV-
Err to FADE. Fail not then while the onpor-
tunity is afforded you, to that which
money cannot purchase after the loved Parent,
Husband, Wife. Child or Friend shall have pass
ed away. namely: A CORRECT AND UNFAD-
ING LIKENESS, which be obtained
at so LITTLE trouble and expense, by calling at
the subscribers room.
Once more say gIs- Give me call, sit for
your picture. and in no case you expected to
take 1t unless entirely satisfactory.
Particular attention paid to the taking of
Children, which done few seconds He is
also prepared to take the likenesses of the sick
or deceased. which will be done at their resi-
dences. OIL Paintings, Engravings. Daguerreo-
types, &c, correctly copied.
j. ". WALDEN. Daguerreotypist.
N B-Ladies requested to dress in figured dark
material avoiding white light blue pink A scarf
wi gives pleasing effect to the picture For Gentle
be not much exposed For Children plaid striped
figured Ringles add m uch the beau
ty Of the picture.
July 16, 1888 5l-2m
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FOR SALE.
1000 ACRES OF LAND.

Inc subscriber offers for sale his valuable
piantaffon m Fobrson county, both sides of
the Lo"r'e Road 161 miles South West of Fay
ettev'ile and within half a mile of Lumber Bridge.
the terminus Of the Fayetteville and Southern
Plank Road
An opportunity is now offered for an invest
ment' which cannot be equalled in this part of
the country The land is heavily and densely
covered With pines, ofielin great indCcement
to all persens engaged in Timber and Turpen-
tine The cleared land labout 100 acres .)-aud
IN f'ct all IS productiye-superior to any in that
county.
a bargain may be had. Terms liberal
ARCH'D a. T. SMITH.
Fayetteville, Aug. 13, 1853 53-tf
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WATCHES & JEW ELRY

Ggh The Subscriber has recent
Ef ly returned from the North
~ ~ with decidedly a very RICH
GAN ~f>W8- and well-selected stock of
" sNSs Untches & JeeceIry,
GNr>x IL Zxx23 embracing all the LATEST
NA.Sa4<zD styles and fashions. A large
lot Of SILVER WARE ;;
spoons, soup ladies'. sugar tongs, dining and de-
sert forks. Elan threaded, Jenny Lind and Bruins
wick PATTERNS; butter knives; mugs; salt, cream
aud mustad spoons. PLATED GOODS; tea
sets, coffeeurns, chamber s. parlor candlestlcks,
castors. sugar dish, shutters and trays, ladies'
work boxes.
A full assortment of MILITARY GOODS.
Clarionetta fageletts, flutes. flies, accordeons,
hutinas, large and small music boxes, some with
piano accompaniment; violins, some very fue
Italian; surveyors compasses and chains; mathe-
matical instruments; eye-g glasses, for miners; :;
very superior razors and straps fine scissors.
large lotof POCKET s. TABLE CUTLERY,
some in sof 81 pieces; pocket knives with
spoon, fork, lean, sc. large lot Of we'll select
ed double-b barrel guns. powder TASKS, shot belts.
game bags, &c. A good assortment Of Colts and
various other kinds pistols; or 6 different kinds
clocks walking canes, and various other
tions which would like to sell very low.
Nj. BEASLEY.
FaveffeviI1e 1S5? Am
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CHI AIRS.

The subscriber offers for sale some :: or 20
dozen Chairs of Various patterns, manu- fac ured
this place of we'll ll-seasoned wood, the best tn
country affords; aud if enabled by sufic lent pat
runage, will continue to manufacture chairs of
such matera & work manship will insure heir
durability. Also. general assortment Of north
ern Chairs at the lowest prices.
y liberal price will he given in cash or barter
for a few thousand feet Of welI-seasoned poplar
Lumber, / !. To inches thick, IA inches and up
wards wide, clear of splits, &c. Also split
hickory and " hite oak wanted.
DUNCAN MCNEIL.
Fayetteville, March 20, 1882. If
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Dc(:uinOn's Improved
N0n-Explosive Lamp,
FOR BURNING FLUID AND

PATENTED JANUARY 9th, 1852,
The subscribers ha, ing Just received lot Of
the above LAMPS, call the attention Of the pub
lie tc the same. The right to vend the Lamp
in the different counties of the State "a II be dis
posed OF at d reasonable price Call and see
them.
Also, 100 kegs White Lead, just received
so ounces QuInine.
FOULKS & MACRAE
Aug 90, 1853 If.
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NEW STOCK
SEASONABLE GOOnS. =
me subscriber respectfully begs leave to in.
form his customers and the public generally
that he has just received his Stock of
SfKlNG AND SUMNER GOODS,
Embracing a General Assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Bonnets,
Misses and Children Hats, Worsted
Patterns. Umbrellas and Parasols.
Boots and Shoes.
ALSO, SUGAR And COFFEE, &C. &c.
8. sszsszz P. SHEMWELL.
Northwest Corner Msfket Sqaare, Green st.
Fayetteville, N. c., April Q. 1858. 737-tf
Wildcr's Patent Fire Proof salamander
~ "A H % ~-
we are agents for the sale of the above Safes
ana ana "ner them at Manufacturers prices, adding
freight. We intend keeping supply always on
h"nd OF various sizes and prices. These Safes
are considered among the best in the u States
We have received part Of one dozen, at prices
from $50 to $l75.
d. & w. MCLAURIN
April 16. 1853 .3s-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given, that lot of Timber was Ia
ken up while floating in the Susquehanna
river at New Columbia, on the 7th day Of Feb.
inst, consisting of nine round White Pine and
Hemlock LOGS, and two sticks Of Square
Timber; list and description are lodged in
my office at White Deer Mills, for the Inspec-
ton of all concerned. The owner or owners
thereof are requested to prove property, pay
all legal charges, and take them away within
three months from date, otherwise they will be
forfeited. ROBERT CANDOR, J. +.
White Deer Mills, Feb. 10, 1853.
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DIED,


In Muncy Feb. l2, OLIVER VIxrox, son o
Rev. J. S. Lee, aged years, month and
days.
In Liberty township, Montour CO., on the
18th inst, MAJOR WV. TAGGAnr, aged about "a
years.
In Barton n Y. Feb. 3, at the residence OF
]. Walling.sMis ErHIcE f. BEERS, aged l9
years Miss Beers was on her way from Ell
mira, to her residence, in Franklin, Delaware
Co., n. Y.
In White Deer township on Monday last
JosEru MCraLEr, after lingering illness,
aged about 80 years.
In Milton on Sunday last al the residence OF
her son, Mrs. ANN PORTER, in the 10th year OF
her age,
In Kelly tp, 18th inst, Ana CAROLINE, dangh-
ter of Martin and Rebecca Meixell, aged 10
months, and 20 days.
In Kelly twp. this morning, 25th inst. Re-
BEccA. wife of Martin Meixell.
In Chillisquaque twp, Northumberland CO.,
at the residence of her son-in-law, Tunis Fish
er, Widow LEAH STRonEcKER, aged 72 years.
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I.ewisb'
1000 MEN WANTED!

nN the line of the Susguehanna Railroad, be.
Otween Bridgeport, Opposite to Harrisburg
and Sunbury, in the State Of Pennsylvania
This road is filty-four miles in length, ruus
through a highly improved country. and will
furnish employment of Stone Masons. Carpen-
pers, and laborers for the next twelve months.
A large proportion of the line is heavy rock
Observation-Disclosures that are familiar with
work of that character will therefore find GER
tain employment, and liberal wages.
DOUGHERTY, LAUMAN, & co.
Harrisburg, Feb %. lS53-T Contractors.
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uIAEiII EU,

In Williamsport 9Th inst, by tho Rev. Mr.
Black, VALENTINE DoEBLER, 10 Miss ELISABETH
daughter of Mr.. John Hepburn
On the 5,h inst. by the Rev. w. Montgomery,
CHARLES ID. WuARroS, 10 Miss Many IuwISE,
all of Sudbury.
In Philadelphia, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
F.. w. Gilbert DID. CHARLES r. DoEBLEn, of
WilliamSport, Pa, to Miss MARY p. CALDER
HEAD, of that city.
In Brookville, jefferson CO., Pa, sth inst. by
Rev. p. Shceder. Isaac ID. FnAIS, late of this
place, and Miss HARRIEr SNYDER, of jeff. CO.
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EIGHTY MEN WANTED,

A 7 the first food in the Susquehanna River
IA in March next to take number of large
Hudson and Delaware Boats
from Lewisburg to New York city. TO whom
the highes, wages will be paid. Each person
TO provide his own bedding.
The Worlds Fair in The new Crystal Palace,
New York. will be opened by the LIST of May.
and this trip will afford good chance to see
its wonders.
Persons wishing to 60 will make application
soon to }. L.. ME- ZuAh.
Levisburg, Feb. 25, lS53-u
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DlSSOlatfOn.

HE co-partnership heretofore existing un'
der the name of DIR. Thornton Il Christ has
been this day dissolved By mutual consent
The Books and Accounts are left for settle
ment in the hands Of Dr.. Thornton, who will
pay all claims against The late firm. All per
sons indebted to the firm viii please call soon
and make payment and grea,fy obiige
THOS. A. H. THONTON,
THEO. 8. CHRIST.
Lewsburg, Feb. %, lS53-6w
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Notice.
TINE undersigned have been appointed
under a voluntary Deed of Assignment
for the benefit of Creditors, dated January Sd,
ls53-Assignees of MICHAEL HOFFMAN,
of White Deer township, Union county. All
persons indebted to said Hoffman will make
immediate payment and those having claims
will present them duly authenticated for settle.
mcnt To JOHN RANCK,
I'D. DIEFFENDERFER,
MARTIN DRIESBACH,
J. r. RICHART,
White Deer, Feb. rs, '5aew AssiSnecs'
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Removal.-The Lewisburg Post Office
has been removed to the clothing store of
Messrs. Neyius & Beale on the south side
Of Market street.
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fave this day purchased 70

NOTlCE.-If fare this day purchased for
~ valuable consideration of ANDREW
RAScK of White Deer Up, Union Co. the fol-
lowing personal property, viz. l bay horse,
bay mare, sett of wagon gears for two horses,
l wagon, sled, | cutting box, l cooking stove,
2 beds, which property have this day loaned
10 the said Andrew Ranck, and is SO held by
him and in no other way. The public are
hereby cautioned agrinst purchasing or in any
way interfering with said property, as the right
and title to the same is in me.
DANIEL RANCK.
White Deer, Jan. 3, 1858 pd
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m- We have bagged a live" Califor-
mia correspondent. His first epistle, 81 aph-
ic and racy, appears this week. Thesuc-
ceeding instalments will be looked for with
much interest
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OST...A small Brass Key to the drawer
IL Of Safe. The top broken of: The find.
er will receive a reasonable compensation by
returning it TO the subscriber, or leaving il at
the " Chronicle" Office. l.. d. CHRIST.
Lewsburg, Feb. IS, 1853.
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LUMBER.
THE subscriber thankful for past patronage
would solicit his friends and the public,
continuance in hisline of business, as he con
tinnes to keep large stock of Lumber on hand
for sale. He has on hand at present the fol.
lowing, viz;
10000 feet of good dry Pine boards.
10000 feet of Plank and Boards
Weathe, boards, Joist and Scantling
Poplar Plank, Scantling and Boards
Lap and Joint Shingles
Pine Paling and Shingling Lath
1900 feet of square timber
100 feet sawed Rails
Nails and Stone Jugs.
All Of which he will sell at fai5 prices.
THOMAS NESBIT.
Lewisburg, Jan. 81, ls53-3mi5s.
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r IST Of LETTERS remaining in Lewisburg
II (Pa.) Post Oifi:e, Feb. l6, 1853
Adams, John MusigauShar, Bac ar,y
Bcrnhiesel, Peter Marshal, Edward
Belts, Elizabeth : Marshal, Barbara
Bickel, Saml Mar, George
Bucher, Emanuel Niman, Henry
Brunig, Charles Neumas, Henry
Bowersox. David Rangler. Daniel
Cooper, Livina Miss .Keshel, David X.
Elliott, VIM Smith, Charlotte
Fries,, J. :. & Co Stahl, George
Fowler, Margaret Shaifer, Abraham
Huntingdon, VIM Stoushton. Eliza
Hall, Kate Wells. w w
Hamilton, in Wood, Salina
Hahn, Elizabeth Walters, Elphcna
keefer, Sarah Walters, Daniel
Keeper OF keefer, ,Thos Young, VIM w
Kempel, Reuben Young, Louisa
Kelly. Peter NJ l40l Yoder, Benevel X
Persons calling for above will please say they
are advertised. A KENNEDY, Pm