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THE ADVERTISER WISHES A PARTNERSHIP IN A
respectable and paying invest from 4oU
he treated strictly confidential None need this
whose tu siness will not bear In speetion.
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TENANTS, Register.

OOD RROADwAY.-TO LET OR LEASE, THE NEW
OO ly erected mercantile model with
without the two Basement sAssrooms N BThe whole
ssssd 70 aIst class nreadya and mpo!te, Of
apply 70 ISAAC BLOCH, importer Of millinery straw
goods Ae Iz Broadway opposite Trinity church. GEO.
r. FOX importer whose only
located the first door Of the above premises until the
u Of Nay next.
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ITO LET-TiIE ENTIRE NEW THREE STORY BRICK
building 81 Dean street about ten minutes walk from
the Wall and South ferries, Brooklyn. furnished
throughout with gas Rent $40. Apply to WILLIAM H.
KNOEPFEL % and IOl William street.
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broadway STORES TO LET-THAT ELIGIBLE
ID basement third lofts Broad
way and Canal streets the store and dweng 4s Broad
street east Of Broadway two 25x4o and 25xo
feet fronting Broadway; the store dwelling and basement
No $50 Chambers street; also the second third and
fourth lofts in house No ~ Chambers street Apply to
at LIT Greene street. before A. NJ, and after NJ
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r,o LET-FROM FIRST OF NAY, TO A SMALL RE.
spectacle family large front room and bedroom
second floor with an attic room II required. Apply T.
PRESTON % Mott street next to the church. between
and 5 O'Clock r. ~ Reference required.
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T,C LET--A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
house Tbrteenth street. between Sixth 5evsns
aysr-es sost ssfixhsuiiy sga.sd being
tcuars apply TO RICHARD yOSE, 81 Beaver Pos
session be had few days before the s May Rent
$500
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THO Teton EIGHTY SIXTH STREET. NORTH SIDE
between Fourth and Fifth Of the Of
handsome new three story houses with Croton water
The street hundred wide, location
Rent $3.50. Apply to SILLICK Il OSBORN, Eighty sixth
street. between Third and Fourth I3s Waiver
lev place.
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I,OR sALE-A THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING
house. 22x36, with two story exte nson l4x20, with
two running through from street to street Goo
situate FRI kiln avenue, De kalb avenue,
Brooklyn will ted and possession given May
in house Apply to AS. CROWELL, a. Fulton street,
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E,OR sALE-THE DESIRABLE LOT NO. go CROSBY
street, west side between Spring and Prince streets
For terms. apply to W. JARVIS, No. 20s Elm street.
mel Spyine
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G7 O0-$SOO-A COTTAGE FOR SALE At CENTRAL
TlUU Morrsania, $500 cash, remaining $3.50 in yearly
also so feet 105 in the centre Of Mount
village beautiful place fer residences cars arrive
city before o'clock Inquire at % Roosevelt street.
bet 10 and IL O'Clock
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CopARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

Go 0n0-NANTED,h MAN, WELL QUALIFIED
'Pl L.OOO in the hotel business who command in
ready cash 1000 as partner ia first class hotel
way Also. an active young who command s.
take an interest ina profitable cash business already
tablished salary will be and security 20
with interest Apply 70 G. A. ROBINSON, So Nassau
stnira.
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PU BLIC SAL L
OF S.
Real Est ate.

WlLL be exposed 10 Public Sale upon the
" premises, on Saturday the 18Th day of
May neIi, alIthat certain tract or lot of land
(aie the estate of Peler Rupert deccased)
situate in Montour township Columbia coun.
iy, and on the main road leading from
Bloomsburg to Danville and Csliawissa, ad.
ioiuiEg lands of Joseph Paxton, John Rich
ards and Peter Appeman, containing
THIRTY ACRES
and 1876 2erches and allowance, of which
the principal parl is cleared land and in a
good stale of cultivation. There are on lbe
premises u
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
A frame BarI, and convenient out-buildings
a good spring of water is on the premises
near the dwelling, aud a ner failing stream Of
water passing through. The land is of ex-
ceIlent quality and 10 those desirous Of OBJ.
:aning convenient lot of ground, the a.
hovs described property will be worth al
ieniian.
IcD TERMS made known on the day of
Sale.
WILLIAM RUPERT,
For himselfand lie heirs Of Peter Rupert
Montour, April 6, 1854. is.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
several Courts of Common Pleas, Gen.
eral Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and
Orphans Court. Court of Oyer and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, ia and for
the County Of Columbia. to com mehce al
the Court House in Bloomsbury, on
Monday the FIRST day of Mey next,
10 continue one peek.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace &
Constables, in and for the county of Co.
lrmbia,are requested 10 be then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls,
records, inquisitions, and other remem-
brances, 10 do those things 10 their sew
eral Offices appertaining be done.
And all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any pris-
oner, are also requested and commanded
TO be then and there attending in their pro.
per persons to prosecute against him, as
shall be just-and not TO depart without
leave at their peril. Jurors are request.
ed TO be punctual in their attendance, at
the time appointed agreeable to their no.
tices,
Given under my hand at Bloomsbury the
%, day Of March, ir;the year of our
Lord one thousand eigh, hundred and
fifty lhree,and The Independence OF the
United States Of America the 18th.
JOHN SNYDER. ShT.
(God save the Commonwealth
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WALL PAPER WALL PAPER
ZIN G AIN rs.

One Third cheaper than White Lead,
and free from all Poisonous qualities.
THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
Having greatly enlarged their works, ana i'm
proved the quality of their products, are pr
pared TO execute orders for their
SUlPN%TOR PAINTS
Dry and Ground IN oil, assorted packages Of
from 25 TO 500 pounds also .
DRY, in barrels, Of 200 pounds each.
Their White Zinc, whieh is sold dry Or
ground in oil is warranted pure and unsu rpass.
ed for body and uniform whiteness.
A method Of preparation has recently been
discovered, which cnablea the Company to war
rant their paints TO keep fresh and soft in the
kegs for any reasonable time. In this respect
their paints will be superior to any other in the
market.
Their Brown Zinc Paint. which is sold at
low pice, and can only be made from zinc ores
from New Jersey is now well known for its
protective qualities when applied TO iron or
other metallic surfaces.
Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the
properties of the Brown and il Of an agreeable
color for painting Cottages, Depots, 0ut.build
ings. Bridges &c.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by their
Agents, aHZ
FRENCH & RICHARDS,
| Wholesale Paint Dealer and Importers.
N. w. cor. Of 10Th & Market Str Phila. 6m,
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ShelriH''s Sales. IS

RY VIRTUE Of sundIy wriis of Tenditi.
a OH Erponas to me directed, will be
exposed 10 public sale at the Court House
in Bldomsburg, on Monday the 1st day OF
May next, q, o'clock P.-M5 the following
described real estate, to wit: 81
All that certain loi of ground situate in
Locust township, Columbia county, bounded
and described as follows, TO wit:-oa the
west, by The main road leading from Calta-
wissa 10 Rotsviile, on the north ty an alley,
on the eas, by lands of jacob Yeager, and
on the south by land of William Yeager,
con,aining one fourth of ali acre, be The
same more or less, whefeon are erected a
two story frame house, frame barn, and
blackstniih-shop with The appurtenances.
Seized and taken in exec ulion, and will be
sold as the properly of Casper Shut.
ALSO,
The defendants interest in certain trae
or LOT OF ground si.na.e in Greenwood town
ship, Columbia county, bounded ard de-
scrbed as follows, 10 wit by lands oi En-
ra Ewes ON the east. south and west and by
a highway leading from Rohrsburg to Mill
vile on The north, containing one acre be
the same more OF less, whereon are erected
q two story frame dwelling house, and
frame staple, WIN 'ne "pPufieHahces.
Seized, teken in execution, and will be
sold as the propery.of William Wright and
Ann Wright.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-The above advertised
property will be struck down on Monday
Ten per cent. of the purchase money must
hen be paid, and the balance on Wednesday
noou following
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
ploom.ssig, S"ss'rsi ap'ii osf,srt e. 1854. ll-aw
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Trayers Jurors for May Term 1854.

BentOn-John G. Dolly.
BedUer-Daniel Gearhart.
Briarcreek-Vincent Richard, VIM.
i, Fress, Jacob Meyer. ,..
Bi0om-William Garrison, Thomas
Bowman, John Barkiey, Henry Trem.
ley. Thomas Edgar, Daniel Eilenberger,
Thomas Knorr, James X. Eyer.
Caitapisse-John Hartman.
FiShingcreek-Ira d. Kline,
FrdnkLin-Wm m. Roarbach.
GreenWood-John Kisner, William
Robbins, sen.,
Hemlock-SOmueI Brugler, David
Smith, John Oil, Henry Oil.
Loeust-Reuben John. John Snyder,
DaE'l. Reinbold, Leonard Adams, Jonas
Berninger. John Yeager. jr.
Mddison-Phinness WellIver.
MiNin-Leonard Kirkendall.
Mountpleasant-Wm. Miller.
Montour--John Deiterich.
Orange-Philip Achenbach, William
White.
Pine Joseph White, Ezra s, Lyons.
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.1reasurer's Sale T
OF xa
Unseatcd Lands in Columbia County

Agreeably 10 The provisions Of an ac, of
Assembly entitled "aps Act kdirecting tbe
mode Of selling Unseated lands for taxes,
an d for other purposes" passed the 9th day
March 1878, and the fudber ssppIment
thereto passed ou The as,hr day Of March
1871, and the 29th OF March, 1924, the
Treasurer of Monlour county hereby gives
notice 10 all persons, coneerned therein, that
unless the taxes due on The following tracts
of Unseated Lands, situate in Columbia
county &c, (or which ia yes are dueao Mon
tour county for The years 1851 and 1852. J
are paid before the day of sale, hsNwhole
or such parts of each tract as will pay Ire
taxes and costs chargable thereon wiz be
SOLD at the Court House IN town of Daryille
County Of Montdur, on the second Montfay
in June next, ,(i2lh day. and to continue by
adjournment from day 10 day for arrearsses
OF taxes due said County, and the cost oc-
CURED on each respectively.
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Briarcreek-Seih b. Bowman.
Bloom Adam Eyer, Ernstus Barton,
John Trembly.
Centre-John Zaner.
CattaCissa-Jeremiah p. Fincher.
FiShingcreek-Harmon Labor.
Frankiin--Samuel Schick, j. Mensch
Hemlpck-Robert Pursel,
LocuSt-Peter Helwig, SEN, Henry
Helwig, James A. Fox, Jesse Evafs.
MadiSon-William Ellis, John Clark,
Maiae--Daniel Yetter.
Montour-Jaeob Leby,
Mountpteasaai-Daniel Zeigler, Dam
iel McCarty.
M6im-Wm, Brown, Philip Hess.
Orange-Abner Welch, William Fies.
ter.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

7 ETTERS Testamen,ary on the Estate of
- Daniel Pursel late Of Hemlock town.
ship, Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted by the Register Of Columbia county
TO John Pursel who resides in Boomsburg,
Columbia County All persons having
claims or demands against the decedent ara
requested 10 make them known to the Exec
uior without delay, aud all persons indeb bted
to the estate are requested 10 make pay
ment.
JOHN PURSEL. Executor.
Bloomsburs March l, 1884. Go,
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81 q maNN 2E SMsbmaEa...7r Z
Il o = s Oh oo1
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
]. E. BRADLEsF Principal.

y
Miss JANE E. BRADLEY, Assistant.
The ensuing SUMMER SESSION will
commence OH MONDAY ,ihe 10Th day oil
April next, and will continue I2 weeks.
TERM 8,
The academic year consists Of "a weeks
The price.of-tuitionr per quarter is as fol.
lows:
\ For Reading, Penmanship, Grammar. A.
lithmetic, Book Keeping BY single entry,
Geography, History of The u. S. So 25
For same, and Algebra, Geometry, Sur
veying, Mensuration, Book Keeping BY dou-
BILE entry, General History, Natural History.
Physiology, Philosophy, Botany, Astronomy,
and other English branches, $4 SO
For Latin, Greek, German, French, an
drawing. S rs
Painting in water colors extra 90
do in oil colors s 90
Every Scholar, unless specially excused,
is expected 10 auend TO Composition ard
Elocution.
NoTE.-It is important that scholars enter
school at the beginning of the term and be
regular in their attendance.
Persons desirous of attending 10 any
branch of learning taught in the school, and
whose arrangements, will not permit Them
10 be present during all the regular school
hours, can study at home and come in at
the time OF recitation. ''''
Br Good boarding can be obtained in pri.
vate families al from 81 so to SO 90 per
week.
Bloomsburg Sept. 29th, 1853.
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kNIZI SHOEMAKER,
Daguerrean Artist

A NNOUNCES to The citizens of Blooms
"A burg ana vicinity, that he has opened
Daguerrean Gallery IN the Exchange Block,
over Cleaver & Purse's Store, where he is
prepared 10 take good and true likenesses 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
the most valuable of presents 10 true friend
or relative should call aud secure good
likeness.
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0WAY'S PILLS.
TO The Citizens of the Uaited States :

10 The CitiSens Of the Uaited States
most hdmbIy aad sincerely thank you
Tor the immense patronage which you have DO.
slowed upon my Pills. take this opportunity
OF stating that my An cestors were all American
Citizens, and that entertain for ali that con.
Germs America aud the Americans, the most live
y sympaihies, 70 much so that originally com.
pounded these Pills expressly to suit your eli
mate, habits, constitutions and manner OF living
intending to establish myself among you, which
nave now dono, by taxing premises in Now
York. -
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
3s, Corner Of Ann and Nassau SIS. Nep York.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS.

VALENrrsE Folk, IN the Court OF Com
Us. mon Pleas of Columbia
ELIZABETH Folk. County Of February
t-, I, Term, 1854, No. 81, alias subpoena
4. 8. Of divorce returned "kihln The
49, defendant, Elizabeth Folk, is here
by notified 10 appear al The next Court Of
Common Pleas 10 be held at Beomsbnrg in
and for said county, on the first Monday Of
May, next, at len o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, then and there TO show cause, If
any she has, why divorce shall not be Civ
en- 10 the libellant in this case.
Given under my hand and seal al Blooms.
burg, this 18Th day of February, "a. D.
1854.
JOHN SNYDER
4-ts. Sheriff
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Treasurer's Sale
OF
Seated Lands in -Ge1enbia Ee8stp

List OF Seated Lands situate in Columbia
County, on which the taxes assessed remain
unpaid (for the years 1851 and 1882, and
due Montour Coucy,) which lands the Col
leciors of the respective townships in which
said lands lie, have returned for sale accor-
ding to the 4lst section, Of an Act of Assem-
bly, passed April Goth 1874, entitled "An Act
TO reduce the State Debt,n there not being
sufficient personal properly on said lands to
pay said taxes aud the owners thereof hav-
ing neglected and refusedio pay The same
for the space of Two years. The same will
be sold at the Court HoNss IN The town of
Danvlle, County of Moasoor, on the seco nd
Monday in June next, 6l2lh day,) and 10
continue by adjournment from day 10 day,
Tor arrearages Of taxes due said county, and
Ihe costs accrued on chTespectively.
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BOARDING.

Moses May, will take number of boar
ample accommodations. Persons attending
Court and others WHO prefer 10 board at
private residence for moderate prices will
notice.
Bloomsburg March %, 1854. 52-tf
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CHEAP NEW GOODS.
NJ Z NDENHALL 4 MENSCH,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their customers
AZ and the public generally, that they are
just opening on the corner oil Main and Mar
kei streets, a choice selection of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
unequalled by any heretofore received In va
nety and style which they offer al very low
PRICES for ready pay and TO which they IN
vie the attention of their friends and custo-
Ters.
ALSO.-Ready Made ClOthing.
R We invite an examination of our new
Stock and believe we can render general sat
isfaction
Bloomsburg, Oct. 18th, 1853.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN .hat letters
1S OF administration upon The estate of Viii
liam Daniel, iaie OF Bloomsbury, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned residing also in Bloomsburg.
ALI persons having accounts against the
estate Of the said decedent are requa sled to
present them for settlement without delay,
and those indebIed 10 the estate to make
immediate payment 10
JOHN r. MOYER.
Administrator.
Boomsburg, March 9th, 1s54.-lf.
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PURIFzCATION OF THE BLOOD
49, - Asp tt-LZ
Liver and Bilious Complaints.

The Gitizens of the Union suffer much from
disc. o.dsTs It the Liver and Stomach, scarcely
any are tee from the influence of these deslruc-
tive maladies, hence life wears fast. The fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up 10 a certai n period when, distressing to say
many loose their teeth and good looks, While
yet IN the heyday Of life, such sad evils may be
ensc,uaily iemedled by continually keeping the
blood pure, and the Liver ard Stomach in a
hsailhy action, when life will flow smoothly /,
and resemble plants in congenial Cline where
an slsfnal spring sppears TO reign. AS it re.
sarus ths preservation of she human frame, aud
,he duration OF lille, much may be effected, and
say ieariessly, lhut healh and life can bs pro.
,ooged ior many years beyond their ordinary
limits, II Hoilowayss Pills are taken to purify
the blood according to the rules laid down. for
healib costaied in :he directions which accom-.
pany each box. ~
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBIL.
lily, OF TEN YEARS STANDING,
cohED BY HoLLOwAY'5 PILLS
Copy ofa Letter from Captain John johnson.
dstor House, New York. dated January 5lh
To Professor IIoLLowAr, SO, Cornsr of Ann
and Nassau Street Ny.
Sir,-lt is with the most heartfelt pleasure
have to infors you that have been restored
to health snd strength by taking your Pills
For .he last ten years, suffered iIom deran,
cement Of the Live! and Stomach, aud was re.
duced to such an extremity that gave up my
ship, never expecting TO 80 10 Sea any more,
as had tried every remedy that was recon.
mendedts ms, but all to no purpose aud had
gwen myself up 10 dispait, when was at last
recommended 10 take your Pills, After using
M Inr hrna A. Ia.
new in better health than Fave been for eleven
years past, and indeed AS wei as ever was in
my lille. You are quite at liberty TO make this
know for the benefit of others. | rsmain.
Sir, yours resi- ecIfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated PlHs are wonderfully stieaeisus
IN ths JoHoWlng complaints.
ASue JaundIce
Asthma Liver Complaints
Bilious Complaints Plies - -
Bloches on the Skin Retention of Urine
Bowel Complaints Scrofula, or
Constipation of The Kings Evil
bowels Stone and Gravel
DeoiIly Secondary Symptoms
Dropsy Dyseutery
Eryslpelas Female Irregularities
Fevers of all kinds Veneral Affections
Gout Worms of all kinds
Head-achs Weakness, from what
Indigestion ever cause &C., SO
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HoL
LowLr, 3s, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets,
New York; also by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines throughout the I'M.
ted States, in boxes at SIC, Sc, and 81
QUO. each. To be had Wholesale Of the prin.
ciPal Drug Houses in the Uaion.
tS There is a considerable saving by ts-
king the larger sizes. -
~ B.-Directons for the guidance of pa
t1ehss IN every disorder are affixed 10 each
&. P. LUTz, and JOHN R. MoYER, A.
genls, Bloomsburg. '''' -
aSSept. 29-ly.
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Ornamental. Shade and Fruit Trees,
EVERGREENS FIOWERING SHRUBS.

PLANTS, WIN r s, ROSES, sc.
In grea, variety and size, suitable for plant.
ing the present season. Cultivated and for
sale al The Nursery s. Garden o. The subscri-
ber, and al his stands in the city, in the Mar
kei below Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Al orders carefully attended 10 and for
warded with dispatch Catalogues furnish
ed on application Addtess
Rising Sun P, O., Philadelphia.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

7 ETTERS VI Administrations upon the es-
IA tate Of Jacob Fetterman, late oil Locus,
tow nshp, Columbia county deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned residing al
so in Locust township. All persons indebted
TO the said estate, are requested to make
payment without delay, and those having ac-
.nonnis against the estale 10 present them for
settlement TO
CHARLES FETTERMAN, I Admin
OSBORN WILLIAMS. hator's.
Locust township, April 10, 1s54.-f.
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New Arrival.
MENDENHALL g. MENSCW.

HAVE just opened now assortment OF
IL Goods, fresh from the city, and invite the
attention Of purchasers and Their friends TO tho
bargains they offer. Their stock is now com,
plete and they can sell the most desirabl. and
seasonable goods at the lowest prices
Bloomsbufg, Jan. ~, 1854. SIT
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TRIAL LIST FOR MAY TERM 1854.


l. Bartholomew Huber rs. Peter Bill
meyer, ct al.
2. Charles Wilson's Adm. vs. c. F.
Mann.
8, Gilbert Fowler Os, s. F. Headley.
4. Cyrus b. Reese us. Rober. Mont
gomery.
5. Veniah Reese vs. Robert Mont
gomery.
6. Emanuel Lazarus Us. Joseph Hay
hurst.
7. b. F. Hayhurst e. al. us, Charles
Kahler.
8. Jacob Mannon Us. Robert Mont.
g6hery.
Q. Farmers Bank Of Schuylkill co., Us
S. F. Headley.
10. Phoebe Slerner es. William Ritten-
house.
IL. Gilbert Hess Us. James Hess.
IL. Robert Montgomery vs' Reuben Bo
gart.
10. Mary Craig us. Jac. Buzzsrt ct al.
Ia. Samuel Roselle Us. Geo. Dodson.
is. Isaac Buckalew vs. Wesley Bow
man.
16. Adam Sroup Us. Thomas Walker,
Ell al.
II. James Lomison Us, John She elham-
mer.
ls, Samuel Keller Us. Matthias Brown,
tai.
10, James Rittenhouse ct al. Us. Barney
Hoe.
90. Joseph Webb us. Solomon Ney-
hard Ex.
81. Charles Turner, sen. Us. John Con-
nor.
%. Daniel Shultz's Ex's. Us. Daniel Il !.
Shultz, ct al.
a., Thomas Walker, ct al. vs. Adam
StrOup, ct al.
"a. Thomas III. Wilson, ct al. 0s. Sam
uel F. Headley.
%. David Levi Us. John Jacoby, Ell al,
26. William Tinsley, Us. Edward Cav.
ane, Elk.
81. John r. Meyer ct al. ps. Thomas
H. Wilson, ct al.
%. Daniel Hover, vs. Jonas Berninge,
30. Henry Delong Us. William Hess
Cane Seat, Plain. and Fancy Chairs.
IA ROCKING CHAIRS,
.arca H1ttIst CANE SETTEES
DINING & CHAMBER CHAIRS,
| In all the varieties OF colors and FashioEa.
BILE Styles, at the cheapest rates,
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Ware Rooms, No. 1879 s. l3f North Sixth 81.
sa -s5 y Opposite Ffanslin Hail.
s,7a ss ss Philadelphia.
! March 20, 1854. 4 sm.
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