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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
ATTACHMENT 1

A T my instance an att aehment was this dayis-
II sued by Henry mine a Justice of the
Peace oITr0y township, Ashland County, pgaiust
the property and effects of +. NJ. Taylor,a non
resident OF said County. Dated, this 3lst day OF
JOHN PARMENTER.
April 2sth, 1855. 3w-4e.
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COEEINS.

A LANSON WALKER announces to the public
n that he is now prepared to make collins on
tho shortest notice, at prices much less thanthey
are made at any other shop Ashland. He eau be
found at Kricebbaum's old shop. Sd st. Ashland.
May eth 1874 52u
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Joseph WATSON and
Mary E. Sloan, Ex'rs of t. co,,ox
James Sloan, deceased, Pleas,
VS..
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ROAD NOTICE

Executors Of arab howard, deesd..
A pri 4th 1865. AS a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
Personal.

II Underwood of Boston. Is lecturing in Masst-
ehu.ers with marked success. His lecture on
"Witehcraft' Is spoken Of in high terms, ssA Wv
ard picturesque narrative Of the ,.mes Of the Ssem
delusloTs
Josish Quincy, Jr. of Boston, lec'ares before the
Mechanics Association Of Uuci, Jan 5, Oh the sub
isct OF &" TIE Mormous
Tire Rev Z. H. Chaplin. Of this City. lee,ured be-
fore the Mercautle Library Association Of Boston
"Wednesday evening Jan. g. Subiect Modern
"Chivary
Prof b Slman, Jr., of Yae College, gave le,-
ture On " " aier before the Lyceum IN Manchester,
n. H. on toe evening Of the 81 inst.
The Hon John z Hale lectared in the same ssg
on the evening fine 4th, on Slavery and the Right
cot Fiat by jury
The Rev. Henry Ward Bstcher is TO speak there On
tie oh IN Slavery aud the Daries If the North
Heniy Ges e lecturing ia ohio He enierta Nd
a large audience in Dayton on TUESDAY evening. p
irst Subject. The Come Powers OF Shskspere
Tb. Rev JOHN Pi@pont favored the Glcyersvillc
Literary Association -iih lecture IN the evening Of
the 3d. and spoke at Canandaigua on the folio WING
evening.
Geo VIM Curtis is lectur'Dg in various sections u
H. State Success va the theme Of his lecture
at Utica Oh tie evening Of TIE let, which is well
,Ioken Of by TIE press.
Dr. Boyu,on is delivering cour.e @. ioetures 81
Har,forc. Conn.
Tie Hatch nsons sang 10 a delighted audience in
Bangor. Me. on the evening Of the st inst,
Mrs Osk,s Smith lectured before the Vernon
Literary As,ocia'i,n on "Wednesday evening, 81 ius'.
The Rev. Autoinete l. Brown addressed an assem-
b, at Providence on the same evening
+. T. Barrum il in the western part Of the SAFE,
where he delivers he lecture entitled The Phil lso-
ply Of liuubug.
EP. Whppe il in Ne.. HampshIre. He Occurred
a, he Lyceam in Portsmouth, on Tuesday evening,
I'd ust, al the subj,et of " ileroism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
RoWAMERICA SHOULD vIEWTHE WAR.
Coiresropdenee Of The N Y Tribune.


Coiresroreenee Of The Tribune
LESBOS Friday Dec IS, 50.
War in the Crimea, and the hcrosm of tue French
and English soldiers are the sl-absorbins topics OF
thought and oonN ersation in this country The for
tunes Of conttndng armies interest the feelings aud
excite the passions Of the nation to degree that a.
most parsyzts cool reflection the principles ana
aims for which the hostile powers are 50 ercely con-
tending: and those who rsshy venture ike } shn
Bright the Quaker 10 critice the policy Of wlrrias
against Christian Russia, e. holy Ru'sia, TO defend
the Turk and TO uphold MohanIuedan domi0ou in the
East are burnt in eflgy by their to"Ismen. and
cent 10 coventry by national indifference 10 their
opinions. N0booy Likes war for its OVID sake, aud
al would gladly vet. for peace, If It were pOss bic
with safety e. the welfare Of the Western na'ions
but ever body feels that Ru.sa threatens our exist.
ence as ns'ion, II once allow her u absorb the
Turbish Empire. IL l. not, on cur part, war Of
principle but one Of sheer necessity. Ii Is not the
TUX We are defending OF lie Mosen faith for tloir
own sal -. ss rtigicn sDc People bui n-cssss
~ bariCr> tV kgss al arms ari policy II that pa
;icuar region Of he globe. l. IS not against Sa.la
ss ,heoersiic mo- sIchy or ossP'ti-n thst We are
Is tiDg, but huge mons er, inst you'd eat us
I've allowed Il to grOs lsrgr enough 10 OyerpONrr
sio approach enough "a iuterieTfere lh our
frse seton IN The Mediterranean Sea Tie c)rn n
sense Of Ergsnd AID ~ France f-ei q lns;lnc.lYe
~ apart from he av,Tslon OF Tree nations for drsPJi
bsrbsrism; bat man, pc pie reason IS # principle
alone were the root and OF war between the
civilized AID the barbsran power. of Europe fhl-
is cause Of some misunderstanding anDn- different
parties Who Rre othei wise agreed 10 hating Russia
md her iron 6espoiism. Many OF the Liberal. All
Radicals Il EDgAIo tn nk win kotsaih. All the En-.
lies Of Poland Hungary and Italy thai We SHOULD pro-
csim az once war Of principle A. AIMS. al des?ctc
thrones of Europe, aud excite the Pe1Pis 10 rise
sga'rst ths Governments wherever Llbery is crushed
and Justet Iodcsn under foot bat this is RI
England, as lsVon. thinks 1t could Successfully
achieve atone and II Is not inclined 10 hope tor aid If
any real value and eiio eney IN sach andsrsNki3g
Esm any Of The ra.lons Eesi Immediately interested
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WORK BABY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1850
r.,s,rm the .~k demanded Of them. sad 60 were

reform the work DEMANDED of mem so' ~ "e'e
syehar.S snd new Jury empanusled.
w w Gre~uoagh ser-,o Lac Of Z. Cur
ts, ard brother in l.w Of Bspj. K. Carts va
ere Of he neg Jury. They found bis against
Ne.s-. Philips ard Parker, eh,rying ,nen ~un
:,S.neapor' under the act Of 1870, -hich focois
ob.tIue,re Urit,d States officer IN the service OF
troe. ,sic obstruction beng on the part OF Aessrs
Ibhts srd Parker tbe utt-,ing of certain ~orSs 81
Fsnelil Hal sesirs the stealing of men.
Tlu.itspoesr. ,hs, some Of he CGr,i. family have
been scil,e in all the ca.es Of slave hunting which
have occurred in Msssehas.its since the passage OF
tie Fus tive Save bill and IN =, Least ~hich oc'
eurrec previously ThI they were intensely acsive
ia efforts to ,npport 'hs, blu, TO procure 10 p.se.S-
snc 10 esrry INTO .Xscurob snf ths, in tss ndt,i-
u.pt, found sgailsi MesTs. Phhlios sad Parker, not
10 u.b,ian what was eone secretly. Two 81 leas; u
that fan nv hsG a oue ct personal AGENCY
Ysur ohsei.nt .UIE', ~irILEN OF BOSTON
Hess.. .ss. {: 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
rorRrn nAY-MoRsIse sEssIos.

FRIDAY Dec %, 1884.
The exercises commenced with prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. DAsHEIL.
Remarks on Prof. Henrys address, of lat eveo-
ing, were then uade by Bishop POTTER, Prof PRovO-
FIT and Mr.. WIGHT.
A moe, interesting and amin sted discussion took
place the subject OF education being forced
diion, the tranng u the habits, on the fact a.
lud.d 10 by Prot. Henry, OF the bad acts of ODD
man being attributed TO his childish sins, sc.
Tie follo~ing re,ouons were adopted:
bu0r,d That SELECT Committee BE- appointed 10 consider
The ttp.1eney 81 tdens me ',aSy OF e9nsu,loo'i .s
mee 10 report thereon TO the Association m nsAt annual
A,.olted That the 70 Owing subjects be referred BY tho
President bio esnie, convenience TO Committees OF isd
vd.ss ae may elect be reported At the nert 'ssd
IT, and bs', method. Of classical Instruction.
? Mora education ln schools
3 The relations OF the school ana the family.
Family usuus
S. Tie relations = Common Schools and Colleges
systems their Interior organizations and
Uniyeriry proper national aud otherwi.e
D. What fsatore' Of Ls university system ofd'srssi eoss
ue' in Europe, could be adssn,aseou'y Transferred MS
Re.oir,d Th.t hi, A..,eauon bs seen with .s.st.e
h se 10 the PTssdent OF the United States % ds.sn
portion 81 me Pa,. prop ~h,s we Iy 9 "a
the .fos macs in Couess r The passage Of bills to
81 he o .a4 '. .aSSo Of pS 81 Sss IL Il. H.
States ard euteftsns he strongest eoByien that the 10
" popular alton will DO greatly advanced BY The
e,tsbslmb in connection with Of toe Executive De-
0fmsnts Of he Of DEPARTMENT of the eenss
and exchange Of ~.rks Of educ alton aud ths ,arse
.ilum.utalrons Of ins,rgcton.
MI Il. RIcHARD- tnen read paper on School ard
Discipline.
Bishop POTTER. fOm the Standing Committee, re-
ported the following names az the Local Conniite
for the year 1855:
The Rev Dr. J. Feris University Of New YcIsi Hon Coz.
Kiug President Coigrb.a College Horace Webster. Bf>
Acstouy; Prof T. Louis University u New 1orn hey w.
b Abbot Peter Cooper Hon. n Randall Hon Jo hcksssI
Jsnss y ScElg T. Albert Gilbert. J. w. Bgc,lsy Airss
Or.ellssf Cyrss sml'n and solomon IenneE
JOHs Ross Of the Cherokee Nation, was elected
Corresponding Member.
Dr. sTAsrOs offered the following rec CLINTON, vbifh
wa Groptsd:
ReSled That the ststdhg Committee, 20 whom 80 =.
DR. Bsrnsfd the Stale OF Education 10 Europe. VIII
sIueeLs 70 rsGOTt - the next snnus ms.rss 10 and D
hereby fy ,uh5sd % parry out any rs ne otse~
plated the Tersnce o. the subject 70 ne ComsoAse
a. IL tAs the requisite funds snd iss pf'y
Iefson peIsoIs b. osfs.beG for the vDrs.
On melton Of sG1p POTTsR. il was
sord That the standing Committee b. requested 70 ".
Tsrs programme Of ex-fc!sss for the next enDsA eess.
end rlbi-h the same a. euly dsy a. rossisie -,
The A-sociatioD t'~n adjourned 20 meet N Ss'-
York on the lss, Iuescsy Of August, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL AND STATS
TICAL SOCIETY.

Lat evening the Rev. DR.. HAWKS, the n~!
elected President q the American GeogrsPsee
and Statistical Society, delivered the Annnd 40,
dre., before that body in the large Chapel o.
ite Nev-York University. The occasion y" -,
nailed by the pres-nce Of lsrge number Of the ~"
eminent scientific and literary men Of the CiX "a.
grsced by rumsrol. a;.epdance Of lsdlss. Ine -.
6ress embraced fis.ory Of Arctic researches -
proposed routes for the Pacific Railroad tie 49, -.
States Exploring Expedition IN the NORTH 800
md the value q the Japan Expedition 10 me
States sgc the world 81 large. .x.
IL biz history Of the Arctic expedltions, me rAd
or suggesred that ST. John Franklin and ne puy
rot ci. VI starvation, but were killed BY zoe - "a
naux III retsl la.icn ios a u aTCer COMMITTEES sSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

EMIGRArIOs Al THIS PoRT-EFEECT or THE War.
1t il ,ta'ef BY the owners 81 emgrant ships, and
Confined. lar - this port Is concerned, by W.
Goocwin, Alien Passenger Comm .siOGer. tBat the
in EuroIeIs LAYING Decided ELECT IN decressin
IN grafton - his country from Grea, Bnsain an
Ireland one clip n els arrived acre, which Usually
GER about 40 who RAD given Of au Intention
70 emgrste, having cOnc I'd d 20 remain 81 hone,
tLeT prospects there having frightened considerably
81 l.fe lie Total emigration n Ihs port Tor me year
=, however, IA advance OF lat yesr being n the
rtitLbofb.od oi - 600, Of which nearly IT, 90 ar
rived during b. nrst Elk mODfns leaving less than
hAf that lumber for the latte portion Of the year
tDo-toa rrsvels, a.
IE.TH % NETLRlE.-Nr Conrad Bush, Of Pom
Iey, DIoncss County, died &, Lis residence ths
.lsi ulf. ~ he sdy snced aye o. 100 Mr. B. served
Rev olstlOn earn from TIE >yra-use StlaLIrd,
end VA p.rsOr sliy acquainted WIN Washing, ami
mary otLer leading spiriis Of the vOldtionary c.
nod. A. tie tlsle 81 Ms DEAN ne re.idef lSld
which be received i.ou Government. fJr services
cefeo h. G. 1A'ry.
VERDICT - RAILRO.D CASE 70 fns Supreme
Court y.sr.rday, 10 ihe case Of Nehemiah II. Some
tie Boston and Name Railroad for so, 900 dam
ages for Injuries from accident the oH al the
TINE Prsscs Ut fleToes sOn sss killed, TIE jury re-
tuned . VERDICT for defendants s'ter 40 hour az
sGce. The case Lar occupied DC ssly fine days. TIE
Pst states that the defendants offered ~ settle
with plAIuf by paying him $4,000
Bosten Traveller q.
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PUBLIC SALE ofREAL ESTATE.

WTILLbe exposed to sale al public vendue
w upon the premises, in Centre township,
Colu mbia county, on SAT URDAY, 18th day
of Oct ober next, tho following described vaiu'
allie rea estate as the property of Della Boone
and Hanna Shive, and late the estate Of Ben
jamn Boone deceased, viz:
A FARM AND PLANTATION,
situate in Centre twp, Columbia county, lying
petween the Susquehanna river and Lime
Ridge. through which the public road q North
Branch Canal, passes from Bloomsburg to Ber-
wick, noar miles above the frs. named place,
containing about
SEVENTY FOUR ACRES,
.,I of wn....h is improved and IN high state Of
cultivation. h.,n
lime kiln, and other suitable o2touiidins' e'ec'
ted upon the premises.
ALSO,
Two good Orchards, and never.falllng spring
of water near the door, with running stresu,
through the meadow, some twenty>acres Oh
which is exec lent meadow land.
Sale to commence at o'clock, r. NJ, on
said day. when attendance will be gwen and
terms d sde known by
Bloomsburg, Sept. 8, 1855,
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NOTlCE.

vwyHE. advertiser would respectfully an
ii. nounce 10 his customers and the public
generally that he continues 10 supply The va
Tious MAGAZINES named below at the pri-
ces annexed per annum. Harpers 50 25
Putnam 50 % /; Knickerbocker 50 25; House
hold WORDS 81; Blackwood So 25; Cooley
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plates SO so; Horlicuilunsi, plain edition,
81 63; LiltelPs I.lvinG Age S5; Frank Leslie s
Gazette of Fashions SO 25; Baliou's Pictorial
So so; LADIES' Repository (Cincinnali) SO 6s;
Peterson 81 So; Nalioual 81 So; Arihurs
Home Magazine 81 63.
He is prepared also 10 fill orders lor stand
ard and miscellaneous books and the current
literature of the day. whether from the trade
or persons in other walks oI industry. Hav-
ing had an experience of fifteen years IN the
Book and Periodical Trade, be Believes that
he can give entire satisfaction 10 all parties
intsus,ing him with orders.
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on receipt of six Post Office Letter Stamps Tor
the So or 90 Magazines, and tor Twelve such
stamps a sample of the So or sc works will
he sent Letters OF inquiry must contain
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pricee. Address
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Bookseller, Hoboken, New Jersey.
w Publishers of Newspapers giving the
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sHI8sba

In Bloomsbury, on Monday Of last week,
Mr. JOHN CLAYTON, aged about 55 years.
In Orange township, Col. CO., on the 2nd
inst, Mr.. DANIEL LowREY, aged 73 years, 6
months and i2 days.
;, In Bloomsburg on Sabbath morning, the
9th inst, Mary ELLEN, infant daughter of
Joseph aud Mary Ellen Sharpisss, aged 10
months and 23 days.
In Lewisburg, on Sunday, the oh Of Sept,
Al half past O'Clock, Mrs. MARY MARIA CESS
NER, sged about 80 years, consoIt of Francis
Joseph Gessner. On the same day at halt
past eleven o'clock, FRANCIS JosErH GEssNER,
aged SO years-bolh OF Dysenlery.
Mrs. Gessner died about Two hours before
his deah, A short time before his death te
was carried 10 her bed, and on asking If she
knew him she replied, "You are my dear hus-
band" After her spirit was gone, she was
carried, al his reques, TO his bed and laid be-
eide him. Taking her hsud in his, and call
ing her by name, he said, 81 will soon be
with you !" then requesting the bysauders
10 carry her away, he sank almy TO mis- res,
retaining his senses TO the last.
The funeral Of both took plaLs at two o.
clock, P. M, on Monday. An address by
Prof Bliss, was delivered in the Methodist
Chapel. Thence the procession, composed
of the body of Free Masons, the Singing As.
sociaiion-of which Mr. Gessner was leader
and such n train OF men aud women a. is
scarce ever behelI a, any time, moved to the
Cemetery. Wide must tHve been the intin.
ence and strong the sympathy which could
gather such crowd 10 bury the dead. He
was consigned according TO the rites OF Free
Masonry, His Honor, Judge Jordan, reading
the burial service, aud the Singing Assncis.
tion sang their farewell, over all that remai,-
ed OF him they loved.
Mr.. Geesner, with his family eu'israed
from Durkheim, Bavaria in 1s3s.-Unioa Ar
gus
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The AnlaerfcaB and Odd
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PERRY & EIsETY,

s. w. COR. OF 4TH s. RACE ST., PnILADELpHIA,
.QOOKSELLERS, STATlONERS, PUB
u fishers and Blank Book Manufacturers.
p. & f. have constantly OIL hand an assoh-
ment of Imported and American Books and
Stationery of the finest quality, WHICH can
be supplied AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ESTABLISHMENT in the City. Having an
EXTENSIVE BINDING
eouuee,ed with or business we are enabled
10 furnish BLANK BOOKS either from The
shelves Or made 10 order al the lowest manu-
faciusef's PRICES. ). n.
Persons wishing 10 purchase ~ Philadei-
ohia will Siad il 10 their advantage 10 give US
q call befots making their selections
All orders 10y mail promptly attended 10.
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@AMRI8Da

On the Iiih ins, by the Rev. w. II Coop
~. Mr. FITCH Il. BUNNELL TO Miss HARRIET
FRANCES DoEBLER, both of WilIiamspon.
In Bloomsourg, on Thursday, the 5h inst,
by The Rev. l. BAIL, Mr.. CHARLES w. HEs-
sERD, and ELlzABErI. lssLER, both of the for
mer place.
On Saturday last, by tho same, in Brar-
creek Mr.. DANIEL WENEER, and Miss Re-
sEccA KorE, both of Fishingcreek township,
Col. CO., Pa.
AT the same time and place by The sane
Mir. ANTHONY HuNsISGER, and MARY ANN
ADAMS.
Al the same time and place, by the same
MI JAcoB RAUB, and SILoNa BERGER, all o.
Fishingcreek township, Col. CO. Pa.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

10 the Jfee Eleetrs If Columbia County.
Fricnts and fellow citizens:-At the solici
tsiion Of many friends aud ia consonance with
my own wishes. | sh II lie a Volunteer Can.
didsie for the ofice Of SHERIFF of Column 10
County, at the general Election in Ociobe,
next. for which respectfully solicit your SUI
Is ses. promising, that if elected, ] will dts.
10 duties Of sad oflice with fidelity
EdloIge L,s nv ability.
aHd 10 the hest OF n., NDER HUGHES.
ALEXar-
BTiercreek twp, Sept 8, 1850. -
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TNO. STONE & SONS, No. as SECOND
- Street. Philadelphia, are now prepared
to offer 10 their customers, and to the trade,
(of their own impouation,l the largest and
hsnGsomess assortment of Millinery Goods.
in this ci,y-consisllng IN par. of
Bonnet Silks. Ribbons, Velusts, Fancy Fscthsss.
fs Fhausrs, Laess, &c. 3c.
Which will be sold at the lowest ptiseei and
on The most favorable terms.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10, 1Sb5.--2m.
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Private Sale!

THE undersigned Offers for sale his prop.
euy situate ia Mfilinville, Columbia county,
consisting of a dwelling house, store house
and four contiguous
LOTS OF GROUND;
being the same premises conveyed 10 him
by Peter Billmyer, laie Sheriff Of said county,
and now in the occupancy OF Nathan Snyder.
The properly will be sold reasonable and the
terms made 10 suit the purchaser, A good
title and possession of the premises will be
given at any time the buyer may slipulate.
Apply either personally or by address OF
tho subscriber residing in Petersville, Nor'h'
amp,on county. cNvnpp
Petersviile September 8. 1855.
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ONE HALF ACRE,

'front.', g on Third Street Of said town, on the
south side of said street, adjoining land OF
Robert B. Arthur on the east and south. aud
land o. Daniel Shive's heirs on the west.
Conditions Of saie.--Ten per cent Of the
purchase money TO be paid on tie day OF
sae one hall on the confirmation OF the
sale by court aud the balance on the tirst
day oi April next, with interest from the day
OF confirmation. JOHN SNYDER,
Bloomsbury, Sept. 10, 1855. Trustee.
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BTiercreek twp, Sept 8, 1850.
County Treasurer.

THE subscriber, al the urgent solicitation
OF many of his Fellow Citizens, respectfully
offers himself as tn independent candidate
for the Office of OUNTY TREASURER, al
The ensuing election. Ipledge myself il cleo
ted 10 dise barge the duties o! said office TO
the best of my aGilhy. WILLIAM COLE.
Benton, Sept. 6, '55.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
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HAVE RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing

Exchange Block swazs Book Store They have hand
FRoCK, DRESS, BOX, SACK. GUM AND OIL COATS,
o all
bec edand
Travelling Umbrellas
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Bloomsburg, May 18th 1855 SDREIFUSS, & Co
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-20
TO THOSE WANTING CHEAP GOODS!

TO THOSE WANTING CHEAP GOODS!
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TT stock Of mechzs Tor Fall and Wef es
hiOWN attention TO the selection h % eh'e emu ]
TO
call We have all
of Goods lot OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Frenchm
tluses, s,nun
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS Sleeves Collars spencers
ribbons
kid COTTON and Isle thread a"es mOhai &c.
cloths saunes vesrgs weeds
velvet, &C.
SHOES MEN WOMAN CHILDREN
Muslns ckng, towns
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Bloomsbury, October