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HAYl-A few bales in store and for
IL sale by
jan-31-tf JOSHUA BEAL.

GtN.-American Gin. common and good
" just received and for sale BY
feb 9-y JOSHUA BLAL.
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HAy, CORN AND BKAN-tiay, Corn
III and Bran, in store and for sale by.
feb-ls re JOSHUA BEAt.
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For Sale.
A NEGRO Woman, aged 30 years. good
"A Cook, lroner, and Washer woman.
For particulars apply TO T. PueNEeuY's
Dry Goods store in Lafayette street.
feb6-3t. .--.-..
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covered at San Francisco Henry Meigg- ate
an Alderman, md Of the most extensive lumber
merchants in the state, hn, failcd for ssoO,O0o
and committed foreerie- to about the ,ame
amount. SlG0O00O in all. Mcigg- had srilod
with his plumber in private armed vessel for
parts unknown. Let Schuyler hide his dimin
ish,d head.
The America j. at IIalifax with Liverpool
date To- the 2Sth ul. Scba-topol is not takcn,nor
likely To- be nj present The bombardment was
in progress, but uP to the 21,t. ult.. little i'm
preston had been made. The Rns~ian- harra-ed
the allied armies with frequent sortics, but were
unformely repnlscd. Austria threatens war.
and ii is thought that a collision between the
Austrian army on the frontier and the Russians
must suon occur. Sonic. our minister to Spain,
In been forbidden, il - aid, to travel through
France. .lbe Turks baye gained a battie near
Gumfi-Turkry IN Asia.
One Of the Arctic. boats has been picked up
empty by the ,choonrr Lilly Dale, and another
was seen IN the di-ta4cc also empty.
The ca-r of rho>. pruercIy. indicted for hay
ing attempted to burn hi, warehouse IN Front--t
.ome months ago, Is low going on in the court
Of session.
The bank failures in the west are creating a
great sensation in Wall st. Coy. Seymour has
appointed the 3Dlh inst. for Thanksgiving. lie
j, doubtless thankful for hi- rr.rlecton.
The markets nrc dull. There has been de
cline OF 12!c per bblin -four and Mos pora since
Wednesday. Indan corn is also nilr lower.
Cotton about the SAM. Dir. u. ,laync, Of Phil
adrlphia; the great advertiser aud Patent Mcdi-
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Mis- STOWE in h,r"suuuy Memories quotes
Ike .uboned ballad with the remark that It's an-
thor j. not known. This is n mistake 1t was
81 ten by John Lowe. an English student of dl-
= ity who lived between the yeur- l755 and lbs.
=. was the son Of .the gardiner ut Kenmore IN
.,alowaY. The ballad. "Nlary's Dream was
littrn ON the death of a surgeon at sea. named
Miller who was attached 10 Miss VI bhie ARA
The poet was tutor in the family # the lady
father. and wa. hetrothed io her sister. H. emil
GRATED to America. where he married another fe-
male. became dis~iratrd, and died in great mise.
~ nrar Frederick -burg. Virginia. ! his ballad
i tn. only one Of Lave productions TINT has
survived :-Ne,r York Erenmg Post
Mays Dream
The moon had climbed the highest hill
Which rises o'rr the source ot Dec,
And from the eastern summit shell,
Her silver LIGHT on tower and tree;
When Mary laid her down /" -ireP'
Her thoughts on Sandy far at YEA,
When soft aud low voice Wa heard,
Saying, MARY weep no more for me-
She from her pillow gently raised,
Her head, to ask who thcrr might be,
And saw young Sandy shlvering stand,
With yisagc pale and h"low-rr;
Oh Mary. dear cold j. my clay,
1t lies beneath II stormy sea,
Far, far, from thee sleep in death;
80, Mary. weep no more for me;
Three stormy nights aud stormy days
We tossed upon the raging la.ia;
And long We tired our bark to save,
But al or eifor- were IN VAN.
Even then when horror chilled my lIU"d,
Ny heart VIZ fitted with love for ihee,
The storm i past and / at rest
81, Mars. weep no more for me;
q maiden drnr. thy>rlf prepare:
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In booking at the Agricultural implen ,nt- pre-
-etaed at the Union Fair, we wern forciuly
struck with those exhibited by H. >. White
Inors, \ Bro, OF Lynchburg. Particularly his
PIHeb- th,Y were truey made III superior
-fylr aud OF superior material, his Hill side
Plough @a~ decided Improvement over all others
er ever -oe, and justly received the first pre-
njeu from the Society, aud the special approba.
flouof tIe committee. Success l. II. ;. White
Iaote \ Bro, Of INnchburg.
ACIrlXEN OF PETERSBURG.
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DAILY IiRGINIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. IS. 1851.
New York Election.

away to enable us to ascertain. full 1.-The result of
the grca, battle fought in New York Yesterday
week. There never was. perhaps, contest in
any State, in which there were many parties
and many collateral issues. and in which sue
cess has established little.
SEYMOUR was run a. the Administration and
Custom House candidate; and the Washington
Union has been exnltiug at the prospect Of his
success yet Seymour Is frce->oiler, and ep-
posed to the cardinal measure Of the Administra-
tion-ihe Nebraska Bin. lie was run n the
anti Maine law candidate and,f elected, d"uht.
less owes his success to the strength which hl~
veto drew from all the other factions. Inc Eoir
which he received in the city alone, from person
interested in the liquor and who were peliiIealy
opposed TO him. Of itself decisive ct the cieo-
ton All the old party lines seem to have been
obliierated. and may say, all the old pnrtir,
smashed up. We have the authority OF the
Albany Argus for SAYING that, in Albany halt
the " big vote of the city went over 10 seymour
on the liquor issue while nearly the entire dem
ocrntic vote was thrown for lilman, the Know
Nothing caudidatc--a few anti Temperance men
only going fer seymour. The same Journal al.
nounees another fact still moro extraordinary,
viz: that the Irish aud German Vote If that city
was given 10 Gilman w suppose thI, was III
consequence of the effort, 81 the Tribune 10
prove that the Know Nothing candidate was
foreigner. What happened m Albany happened
elsewhere. In short, Il WI, "a regular iree tight.
The Administration party vii not cult much
in the election 81 Sryinnur. ~=aiu5 tlat. although
he has obtained plurality -. Is act tas choIcroi
one fourth Of the voters II the STATE. livery ono
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tect aud shelter each Other. There are 81 4
hound similarly in the naval service. six hun
dred and fifteen officers in the army and navy,
devoted TO God first. country next, and to ole
another as brethren in Christ.
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d aath Of MIS- Hamilton


D4ati oi MIS- II ''hii'oh.
from NE NdtiohW IhfehhgfHctr 81 ms morning
Mis-. ELIZABETH HAMILTON, the venerable aud
UNIVERSAL Y respected reict of Alexander Ham
IIton, closed her earthly career at her residence
IN th. city yesterday mnrniug, the 9Th instant,
II four O'Clock. Sic was the second daughter
81 the distinguished General Philip ;. Schuyler,
al Albany, md wn~ born on the oh day of Au.
eu.t III. She wa- married To- Alexander Ham
IItia, thcu enc of the Aids of General Washing
ten, with tlle lnnk of Lieutenant Colonel, on the
gtu ii December. l9-D, there beng not quite
fi.p'- diilcreucr ian their Hgcs lhry lived to-
l..ttcr n tho cuip> tnrut of eycrv blessing that
.uHa render welded lie happy for nearly TWEEN
f,.lou, ,car-. and ,hc survived her lmucntc5 aud
di-ilueul~ rcd uu-hnml more than half Il century.
.Ia.r-i mate h,f character properly il i nrccs-
-a.} to arai. i'm mind that of the iudN danl who
h.d selected hpr from the many who would
Iuyo been proud Of the distinction 81 his notice,
ii, the communion of his life: and that character
Nc find So beautifully portrayed by II singh,
touch Of marie pencil of MIR. Webster that
W., yiveit Us exhibiting ia "A few words the ildg-
m,nt If one whose power If discrimination was
-,iaom surpassed. After speaking Of Colonel
Hamilton n, u hero f the Revolution, a
iurist aud statesmnn Mr.. W. >nid: "llamilton
,yn- plarcd MT the h.nd nf the Treasury Dr,nrt-
ncnf. lie carried on the Government finances.
he slnote the rock of nntionnl resources. and
tInuris hiu,, siren ,S Of revenue. pnlrrI forth
III, innebrd The drnd carp.e of the puhlie credit.
nud il .prooo into lie. he f,blej work Of Mi
ur,yn from fLr brain nf love was NOT more nr,
feet thnn the financial system of the Emitted
State, which ,prong from, the conceptinn 81 Al
,lnudrr Hamilton II WINS this ,,rrnt man villa,
,,n,ht and ,ynn TIi2,h,b SCHUYLER md ,La, t;,et
i enoarh Ia show her worth. Bnt. Ind She bren
n, NOR, tbau nm ,,,lina,iI, .,,l,,yrd ,,,,,,, !,
wound bnv, bcnn ;,,,,ns .ihi, ~ b,va ,,..nl ,,y,
T., tou,r y,.ors f Imam, ipterconrco ,yiil, ,,,L -
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UNIVERSITY The Charlottesville Jeffersonan
says: 1--WE learn from the Faculty, that there
were 475 students at the University on Friday
last. The probability is that there will be $50
before the session closes. Had there been as
large a number of Medical Students as there
were last year, the whole number would have
probably exceeded $50
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Correspondence # the virginian.
NV Nmlk. Wv. IL

one ui he most tAtf tnid mary pHilithI f'iii'Nia
/ thai ever occurred in tins state. Therr was On
army, or rather hall dozen arnie., + cand,-
date, in the field, and the rctarns Of 'kilicd
wounded and missing" are awful.
The official figures are not yet announced, but
! il NAV be SET down n certain. TINT lorutp Soy
rnonr, the soft she'll and liquor dealer candi.
! date. j. elected Governor. and that Fernando
/ Wood WHO was OIL the same ticket j. mayor elect
of this city. seymour, probably. has sryen 81
eight thousand majority over Clark. Wing. an1
ton or twelve tn u-and over Gilman know
thing" Bron~enihe nominee Of the Ilards
l. mo where" Tho lieutenant goFrrnorship i
yet in doubt bat the probability i. that Raymond,
wing, Is elected. .tllthe eatr i close, aud il
may he hat tha immortal >crogp Brigad'er
G,ncra Gu-neus Scragg- l"Pho.bus what a
namr1 or ludlow.1bc soft cand dnlr, Las won
the prise. \ FAR a. the returns i've como IA
The threc ar naarls neck and neck The egi,-
lntarc will bc wing by "a round majority, aud
more thau two thira- If The congressional dele
ea'iou ditto. There lis scarcely corrornl guard
OF Nebraska men elected in the State, In our
common council the rrformcr- md wings will
huse decided majority.
The Know Nothing vote la. amazed every
body. Although there some opposition in
Their rank To- MIR. J. L. Barker the Know
Nothing candidate for mayor. be- received ahout
II .510 vote. aud comes within about 21o votes
of b,jae elected Ili-p party claim thnt he has
actually plurality aud that he has been defent.
ed by tho r-caIity Of certain inspectors Of elce-
ton ia one g. two Of the strong foreign" ward.
some ten thousand know Nntiues assembled
I'm lie. park lat evening md passed resolutions
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auy other place in the STATE. there not having
been ole here n many years.
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n.jEsl.If, SALE

pyEsLIE SALE i vi III. al IA. 81 ,asr.
4aur f,rr-l Dep t.. ~ the 3a.h nj ffH- mud. ,
NV nv .,r, ut il 49,. Cirtr ADJ n -, Plar5
fiou In rf.auis rsr,y knit. i, atr.f1g, si
en-, aar fwu Wagons pui two Cart.. Ar.al., Il,
l.r... lave pnii Tor the ~rilgr--gr.tIe IA ua
ira. cd. S oul! the da, fhnc be nj j. tt ,o vi
~ parc Il . aexr IN ius.
my > dlfta}Jn,y MARSHALL. l.. lIARRIS
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.tZt .Ttt4 lar ti f
L., IN, i,,.,i, -, IL ,tstI. ,,,5l;,.al VII
rani, cru,ti,nz ,[II..as If bn,na,# ms inter
,,,fsI.,. H. al l,,'..,.5 ,..r,t. rl,.
., H.; Jea,h ,,ro,,,,lo. ,a,,,;,,.,,.,l, .,bao.,ion
fnored viii onnnall..! ,l,;,.t .,Lir il; mortal
,,,,,,,, of H. pnia l.. u,,,, .,,, ..5iI t,,b ayo
heeo,'l;l,ol II, ,b;s7,,.,a.,,al.L, li nail, \e,ce
9ct
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sud t., ,1y,t,i..r
d,raular,, ;,,,,n,i,,A
mi diii Iis.,,r,,.o
..XviO t1 ,,f III. ,,o,, o,,d arms co,n
,lat,I, com, XiclnIas viii NOT ,nly rr,.e f., hn
,...,.l,l la, Ii. .,Iiocts lint hf life viii he IN
dancer from tbo l,,,,.r If fine n.sn.s;,, or the
nni.aIi,d eLnIicr of .o,,o emo -nsteinno "a closer
r,l,ti,,,,.i.i,, tL.n ,b,t Of .nIi,.ot . ,Io,,;nr
tgy,gtj.,@ m, q
Usf,,n ,,-eaol, e, Sermon
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'iBu' nun an, 'Han -, .ne Aa''''aV % 'ae nus.
s,''us SUI, ''' !" ''e' 'y 't ''s".'
81 Tue appear 10 arms :" haosh'iy accepted ny
MINIS nthSehiNon, "h"Se noiir,ns are mus
Who'll toll the bell !
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Submarine Tele sraph 20 England

We have heard from time TO time 81 tie project
of connecting Newfoundland aud England lay sub
marine ,eleeraphic wires, bat had ia conception
that the idea had been matnrcd aud the scheme
in progress Of execution. Bat We see the arrival
in New York ofa steamer belonging 10 the New
York. Newfoundland X London 'r,egraph Con-
pany,' with the Vice President aud Ghief Engin-
eer as Passengers. enc hundred und tmrty
miles OF ,ab-Wartue iron eahlei * nearly ready
and viii be laid from &. johns, Newt ,eudland,
across the Gulf of st. Lawrence as soou as the
ice will permit next season. Flom y, john,
across Newfoundland 10 Cape Ray, iod mite =
the wires are ~ for three ioarths of the distance
and the remainder will hr finished IN month.
Cape Ray is the mos; eastcrnly point which
steamers make in coming to this country, and II
communications were sent ashore there the news
would be anticipated by foar ~ five days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-15

FINE CABBAGE AND TuRNIPs.-We have re-
ceived from Mr.. e. Miller of Mercer county,
through Mr.. Ambres Page of this city, very
fine head of cabbage and three turnips of man.
moth proportions. The cabbage weighs 10
pounds, and measures 30 inches around. The
turnips average about pounds each three
weighing IL pounds. Who can beat theml
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LYNcHBuRG MARBLE WoRKs.-Wc have re
Gently noticed various specimens oi very hand.
some and highly polished monuments tonhs, &c
at the marble work. Vt Mr.. Ga ldrss,anong which
is one that has particularly attracted attention
and which we have hess1 much admired ihe
base i Of a beautiful brown Stone, upon which
rest four columns OF finely polished Italian mar-
BILE, which are surmopntcd with well wrought
crown, also Of marble with the following ap-
proprate inscription hencath it: BE thou faith
full an will give thee crown If life" Ihc
monument is to the memory Of the late wife Of
DR. Roy b. Scott. and docs Mr. Gaddess much
credit both TO the design and execution.
Those needing anything in his line need not
go beyond Lynchhurg.
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BY WV. II. MOsBY, Auetioncc,
FUTURE DAYS

n EGROES AT AGJr1ON.-6o Sta,da, N ,.pits
the lsta inst, ! VII -ri on M#rsoI >lf.t'. 49,,
Iikr.y <rgrn Boy and On. X. fhhiis.
nv Il HlS
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To ERoNAUTs. Several aronauts are max
ing ascen-ons at different places in Virginia
We would suggest tina ascension from tins
city would prove interesting aud profitable as
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BANDS OF PRAYING SOLDIERS. Iii i stated by.
Mr. Canon Stotwe, ot Munchester. England,
says correspondent of the New York Observer.
that there are ij5 military officers in the present
Eastern expedition, hound together IN solemn
concert aud communion, HAT they Will pray for
each other once a week, that they will prnv for
each other on the eve Of battle, an ifpo>sibIe in
the very raging ot the battle: that they will lift
up their hearts to God in peace and love to pro-
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Mls HeysPoRD's &r;aoeI

EN- y Ali at .af-laci H. rea.uttaI hi Srtae.
IL IN 10 M ~ Nr,t Slr,,l, oa,. raal be- Nv Mr. Al
DnSrupon, AMOS HOfAtORD
u u
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Trustees Sale OfFurni!ure, &c.

The oa2' IT, Is nnayoidabIy postponed To T
day. me L. III. nov II
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-03-02
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.

IN PURSUANCE of ansrder of the Court
Il Of Common Pleas of Columbia county,
Hiram r. Kline, Committee OF Matthias Kline,
will on Saturday the 25lh day OF March,
next, al 2 O'Clock, p M, expose 10 Public
Sale upon the premises, certain tract of
land situate in Orange township, Columbia
county, adjoining lands of Abraham Force
on the East, John McMunrie the North.
James Patterson on the West and Isaac
Dldine on The South, containing
ONE HUNDRED g. FOURTEEN ACRES,
Strict measure, about SO acres of which are
cleared land. There are on the premises a
two story frame house, and kitchen, a log
barn, wagou-house, spring house, and a
good apple orchard, with the appunenanees.
CONDITIONS OF SALE. Ten per cent Of the
purchase money 10 be- paid on the day of
sale, one half Of the purchase money on The
FIRST OF April next. and the remaining half
on the fifst Of April, 1855, with interest from
The first day ,of April, 1854.
HIRAM r. KLINE, Committee.
BY order of The Court.
JACOB EYERLY, Prothoaotary.
bloomsbury, Feb. 23d 1854.
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT,

containing Plates OF the latest fashions, and
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COAL! COAL!!

VIHEj Subscriber informs tho citizens o
l. Boomshurg ard all others that he has Oh
hand and is prepared at all times to deliver coal
TO order in any quauntity, OF will sell at his
grocery store at the Canal at the lowest market
price.
N B-Lu1p Coal Egg Coal, Nos and
2, and Nut Coal.
E. MENDENHALL.
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
81 GOLD STREET, NEW Yong.

N B.--L S. s. Co., have, recently pub
lished. aud have now for sale, the FAR
MER'S GUlDE,n by Henry Stephens, of
Edinburgh and Prof. Norton, of Yale Col
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EXECUTORS s NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters lesla-
In menlary upon The estate Of George
Kline, late of Orange township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned residing in Orange township
All persons indebted 10 ihs said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment and
those having accounts against The estate 10
present them 10
JACOB d. KLINE.
HIRAM R. KLINE.
EMANUEL LAZARUS.
Ezsc,aors.
ofaneeville, December sih ls5s.-et.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

7 ETTERS Tesiamenlary on the Estate Of
- Daniel Pursel, laie OF Hemlock town.
ship, Columbia county, deceased, have been
gtapted By the Register Of Columbia county
to John Pnrsel who resides in Bloomsbury,
Columbia County. All persons having
claims or demands against the decedeni are
requested 10 maksihem known 10 the Exec
utor without delay, and all persons indebted
to the estate are requested 70 make pay.
ment.
JOHN PURSEL Executor.
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CHEAP NEW GOODS.
Nj e. NDENMAlL g. MEMS

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their customers
IA and The public generally, that they are
just opening on the corner oil Main and Mar
kel streets, choice selection Of ''~
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
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ONE TOP EBUGGY.
AMZI SHOEMAKER,
Esagucrriara Artist

A NNOUNCES TO the citizens of Blooms
n burg and viciaity, that he has opened a
Daguerrean Gallery IN The Exchange Block,
over Cleaver & PnrsePs Sore, where he is
prepared to take good and true lkenesses in
the highest style of the art. Those who wish
a lasting memorial Of their friends that may
too soon leave them, or who wish 10 make
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,or relative should call and secure good
likeness
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THE NEW YORK MONTHLY.

In Presenting the first number of the
NEW YORK MONTHLY TO The public, the
Publisher is happy 10 say thai he does so
with every confidence that twill meet with
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-03-02
New Arrival.
NiENDENHfLL g. MENSCH,

HAVE just opened new assortment Of
l. L Goods, fresh from the city, and invite the
attention of purchasers and their ftiendS to the
bargains they offer. Their stock ia now Gems
Jplee and they can sell the most desirablt and
scasonable goods al. the lowest prices
BlOomSbuTg, San. IL, 1854. 5l-tf
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-03-02
DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
h uude signed heretofore tia1ing aud doing
business nnder the name and sty le of NJ. & A.
NJ Rupert, ia the Tin Ware and Stove usi-
ness in Blonmsburg; was this day dissnlved by
mutual consent, The books and accounts Of
the late firm are in The hands of a. M. Rupert
for cocrlion, and all persons interested are re.
quesled 10 make immediate settlement, it is
important that the business of the late firm be
settled without delay.
A. MRUPERT r-
MARTIN RUPERT.
Bloomsburg, January ?, 1854