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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12
The O. U. AS and Politics.


NEW YORK, June IL, 1855
The New York Times Of this morning pablshss The
.ps:sass sa. y me e.
u reports him % have said that he q SANS spon
AZ ne" & n ia s oss s
United A%sIi,an;; tbs. sh'y bad .:ssnpsd Soiisies
70 the Csmprom,e measures, this party. thousssd
'1s YoS SSSa e.
therefore dousbe UaiOu sentiments Of the Northern Ans
would nosvo,e Sf scos 90 '''ln'''' 'hs
speeches eorrsst. did nos claim to have been
Of the original thirtesn d truly glorious memory but
claim for the order Of United Asricans that It was In
s.rusria tai in getting tss great Castle Garden
ing; and It Is new piopos.son. asserted the
22d Of February New Haven connectru ut, and have
city, nor viii that organization ever rspudiste this the
most honorable, perhaps, OF oil their patriotic ante
Tbe Times asss, in regard 70 my remarks in Virginia
uS e vs !, hs sr 's s - intended for a
utter no ss=arasnss Tor myself my party in
section Of our country, which are not frankly in
Sors 90 sDe sT0.r me- me pay 2. sne
cept the few faetiopise such voted for VIM B. Sew
ard~bo obssined sdrission TO the Order through
os they assumed are sound to The favor Of the
preservation the Union and the maintsnancs of State
As to til. Times second qusrs:-
Da the order 81 United American encourage the Pierre
II win say briefly that there opposition TO the Kan
sas.Ns traika 5in among the United Americans upon
this ground trey believed II would opsn distressing
and useless agtAon OF the ssvery question and they
knew its principal AUTHORS and abettors 70 Dc Janus
faced courtins free roll support in the North sad pro
fiavery popularity ia the South They favor OF
the Unio2 aEs opposed TO al that coald disturb it,
peace and harmony JOHN W. B0YCE.
FLOOD ~ THE ALLsGHANY RrvYR Great DIS
TRucros or RAr1s during ths night OF Thursday the
Allegheny rose 20 rapidly that the food brought
down with Il iEsense quantity OF lumosr in rats
which had been oo1e1 the shore different points
along the river. For several hours yesterday morning
the river was literally covered great number OF rata
we're dashed 70 pscss on .hs siers Of tie different
down the yiver in single pecss. rhs lanbsrmsn viii
have aooG 90 remember the spving Of 1855 as
sueh destruc.,on las hsen Witnessed tns year In IN
prsssdsp.se. PittstarQ yoHr.dt Jtrs g.
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There were one hundred and fifty nine deaths in Phis
aelpha last wesk. ~ ts.~ ~
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1t ID stated that NJ Roger, who is present on pro-
fessional tour in Germany, has been engaged
year BY an American tnprssdo at the rate Of fS000
(20o, 0o0f)
Kme AIboni is now IN Dublin With an Italian troupe
and has appeared in the young and witty ward Of Bar
too. The Dublin wags she is the greatest Rosin
that ever was seen Our old acquaintance, kontemer
under the name OF lorenzo h the Figaro and Suaini
Bartolo.
Mime. Borghi Mamo has appeared In the Italian Osrs
at Vienna in the small part of Mao 0rsn in Lucrs.
zia Roraia' Nine Hedori being the soprano. Thes0,-
of both all that could be desired Mme. Borghi
Mamo subsequently appeared In {" II Trovatore,v when
the enthusiasm she created In Paris was possible,
surpassed. Verdis " Traviata" ia Dame duS Cana.
ias has also been very avorsby received, with Ams
Btndazzi In the principal part.
rev srma donna, Nile vgliaidi, IL described BY the
Turin pspers having made very successful az tout at
the Nazionale in that clty Jeonora in hercadanes
opera OF that name.
A Nine Areaott Is spoken OF in terms Of enthusiastic
praise by Italian musical journals for her perform
ance of ''Norman at Verona.
The library of the late 40 Smith, has been solt AZ
auction lne collection not OF rarities but con.
slated mainly Of useful books few Of the more re-
markable we're the followin viz. =
Lot 312, collections for dramatic every. day book
for med BY the late Mr. Smith ana entirely n his sng
ary neat and beautiful autograph, sold for e. Lot Si3
dramatic autographs consisting OF letters of David
rick, Mrs. Sddons and many other dramatic celebrities
sold for 60 2s 3D. Lot 4S3, Percy Socieys
sold for S. Lot 532 OF Mtsons works sold for E6
IS cd Lot SOS, collection OF materials towards his
tory Of the English stage by the late Rcha- John Smith,
Esq, % vols, sold for E3l. The KNIFE used by NmuAi
Kesn in playing Shyock fold for rs.
Lavgne, one OF the odest Of the psonndires Of the
Imperale dc Musique and the predecessor OF
Nourrit and Dupre, died few weeks ut Pau his
native town. He was mach distinguished at the Opera
for his fine tenor voice from 1905 TO 1875
M. De Eye has been making up an EnglIsh company in
London FOR Paris Here = lat Of his Company
Fbr Trdqedv William walisck, George Ben.
nett n. Nsfston, Edgar, Harris, fredercAs, Hsywsi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERTAINS GrT ENTERPRIsE.-The Com
miltee appointed by the shareholders in this
affair, TO distribute The 100, 900 GIFTS amongst
the ticket holders, have deferred The disiri-
button until the bib of July, on account oil
there remaining unsold some few lhous ands
of tickets. MIR. Perham, ever anxious 10
meet the views Of his patrons, offers extraor-
binary inducements 10 Agents 10 ensage in
the sale of the remaining tickets, SO that
there may be no more delays, which are un-
ques,ionably as vexalious 10 him as 10 those
who have purchased tickets in his enter
prise. We commend the reading OF his adj
verlisement TO our patrons, aud hope that
each and all will lend a helping hand 10
bring the matter to an early aud satisfactory
contamination.
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TO THE PATRONS OF
Perham'S third Gift Enterprise.

Al meeting of the Committee of Share
holders of Perham's Gift Enterprise, held a
The Academy Hall, Broadway, on Wednes'
day Evening, April 18Th, 1855, the follow.
ing preamble aud resolutions were adopted
and ordered 10 be published:
Whereas, in view of the fact that several
enterprises have been started and carried on
with a seeming positive purpose of delraud-
ing those who could be persuaded TO par
chase tickets therein and such fraudulent
proceedings have exerted un injurious infu-
ence IT, The sale OF tickets in the enterprise
of Mr.. Perham; and whereas, ii is deemed
essential that all The tickets should DO dispo-
sed oil before the distribution takes place, be
it therefore
Resoired, That in order 10 allow time for
that purpose, the distribution be postponed
until tie 9Th OF July, at such place as may
hereafter be determined on.
ReSolred, That The committee have undi.
minished confidence in The integrity of Mr..
Perham, aud in bis disposition 10 conform
10 all his published promises 10 his palroEs.
ROBT. BEATTY, JR.,
Chairman.
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1.-THE OPEN BIBLE"

A GENTS wanted 10 sell a NEW WORK.
IA entitled " Paeauism. Popery and Chris.
iianity, or the BLESSING of an OPEN b.
BILE, " as shown in the History Of Christian
iiy, from the time Of our Saviour TO the pres.
ent day, by Vincent w. Miller. With a view
OF the latest Developments of Rome's Hostil.
iy 10 the Bible, as exhibited IN various parts
OF the world, and an expose Of the absurdi.
lies of the immaculate conception, and the
ldolatrous veneraiion OF the Virgin Mary, by
Rev. J. i. Berg, D. d., author OF "The Jes-
nits," "Gburch and State" SC. Sc. The au-
thor Of This work, DR.. Berg, is acknowledged
to be tie most able writer on Romanism in
the the couGlIy; those who have read his
discussions with Archbishop Hughes will
need no assurance ofthis fact.
Agents will find his The most able work
published; it is a large l2mo. volume, of
four hundred and thirty pages, illustrated
with numerous en2ravines, beautifully and
substantially bound, aud sold at 81 % per
copy.
Specimen copies sent by mail, postpaid,
10 any part OF The Uuiled Stales, on receipt OF
The above price.
Send for a copy, aud Judge for yourselves.
Address J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4S North Fourth Street P%HILApELpHIA.
Nav Gath, 1855.
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Orphans Court sale

OF @S0aGos
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
n Court of Columbia county, the mdersigu-
ed Trustee appointed by said court in The
matter OF the Estate of Mary Appleman, de-
ceased, will on
Saturday, the 2Sd Day Of June next,
al | O'Clock, in The afternoon, expose ID pub
lie sale npor The premises 4 certain
Piece and Lot OF Land,
situate in the town of Bloomsbury, Colnm-
bia county, containing about ONE HALF
ACRE, fronting on Third Street of said town,
on the south side Of said street, adjoining
land of Robert B. Arthur on the east and
sonIh, and land of Daniel Shiye's heirs on
The West.
CONDITIONS or SALE.-Teu per cent. OF the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sale one half on the confirmation OF The
sale by Court; and the balance onlhe first
day of April next, with interest from the day
OF confirm alton. JOHN SNYDER.
Bloomsbury, May "a 1855. Trustee.
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June 5, '55.
ASTOUNDING WORK BY A MORMON.

SPIRITUAL DELUSIONS.-ns1Ne. "A KEY
- to the Mysteries of Nofmonism and the
" Spiritual Vile" system, as praclised by
Brigham Young and his associates al Great
Salt Lake City. BY a Mormon and his wife,
seceders from that singular sect. Beautifully
illustrated.
This Interesting work bids fair TO run like
wiidtre,' coming as it does at a time when
the peculiarities of the Mormon people, and
their defiant attitude towards our government,
are exciting such universal attention through
out the United States. The book gives a full
aud explicit exposition of the blasphemous
secret ceremonies of Mormonism, The authors
having been personally initiated Into the Re.
volling Mystery of the Spiritual Wife System
during their residence al Utah. The numer.
GUS Illustrations give spirited representations
OF the Mysterious Imitation Rites, ofthe Tenn;
pie, and other starting scenes, showing the
Grand Turk, Brigham Young, al home in his
Harenn-the whole forming a book that ough,
to be earnestly read and reflected on by ev.
cry family.
PRIcE.-Illrstra,ed with Key 10 Mysteries rs
cents. illustrated and Initiating Scenes374
els. Fully Do.-richly colored 80 cts.
1000 Agents wanted Immediately, 10 cir.
culaie this work throughout The length and
breadth Of the land. Copies sent, postpaid,
upon receipt OF price
Address A. RANNEY, Publisher
OF Maps s. Books, iS5 Broadway, N. Y.
June 5, 10.
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BOUNTY LANES.

A GREEABLY TO the law ofthe Sd March,
IA 1855, persons who nave peel mustered
into the service of the United States, aud
served fourteen days, are entitled to receive
a Land Warrant for 100 acres, and those per-
sons who have received less enantity, are
now entitled 10 receive a Warrant sufficient
TO make the 100 acres.
The undersigned has received the law and
the lorms adopted by the department al
Washington, aud will undertake the procur-
ing of Warrants for those who may desire
his services. II. w. WEAVER.
Bloomsburg, March 16, 1855,
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IF On May Isl, in The south of Sweden
the navigation was open, and was being car.
ried on with grea, activity; but in the Gulf of
Stockholm, .he ice was still so ,hick that
he arily laden wagons could ply upon it,
The winter in S 1eden has been more rigorous
than has been known in The memory of
man. According 10 the last accounts from
Helsingfors, in Finland, the ice was there
more than a yard thick.
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GAS LIGHT FOR COUNTRY HOUSES.
No ercuses for burning Camphine,
EIuiI EnnILee &c &c


THE subscriber is now prepared to sell
County Rights lorusing Bengolc or AtmoSpher.
ic Gas. The above is one of lhe most beau
liful as well as the CHEAPEST Artificial light
that has ever been offered 10 the public. 1t
is more brilliant and less thar one half the
cost OF Coal Gas. II is perfectly HARMLESS,
no trouble whatever, aud the Generator is
no larger ihan an ordinary Gas Mater,
For further Information apply 10 Hoffman,
Leinau & Ogelsby, Gas Filters, No. 10 South
Seventh Street, between Marke e aud Chest
nut, Philadelphia, where the Gas can be
seen in practical operation. County Rights
will be sold at such rates as will enable any
person to make ID handsome p, oft Oh their in
vestment. For further particulars esTec,ing
The Gas, or negotiation for County Rights,
address postpaid. w. c. Writers,
Sole Agent for The State of Penna.
Or apply personally TO him at No. 10 s.
Seventh ST., Philada.
June 7, 1855 ct.
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lA@RIgIa

On the 4lh last, by Rev. W. Goodrich, al
his residence, in Bloomsbnrg, Mr.. NATHAN.
iEL Irwin, and Miss LYDIA ANN WANIcK, both
of Bloomsbury.
In Light Street, Columbia CO., on Thurs.
day, the 7;h inst, by the Rev. ]. n oorhead.
MIR. WILLlAM.E. SHANNON, and Miss MARY
JANE ScoTT, both OF that place.
In .Hemlock, on lie 4th inst, by the same,
MIR. ELIJAH Evans, and Miss AMELIA CooK
both'of that place.
In Bloomsburs, on the i2lh INST, bv the
same, Mr.. JACOB RIsEwIcK, aud Miss CATH
IRINE CUP, both OF this place.
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TOLLS AT BEACH HAVEN.
CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,
Bench Hquen. Nam 81. :!

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,
Beach Haven, Nay 81, '55.
r. w. WEAVER, ESQ:
Dear Sir,-The amount of
Toll collected at this Office during the month
OF May, 1855, is S27, 100 0S
Amount per last report, 1896 81
Whole amount from LIST Dec. last 4O,i45 20
same period last year 43,765 90
Decrease this year S3,6I0 %
Respectfully yours,
PETER ENT, Collector.
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Most of the People having seen Sam,
THE EsGRossINa QUESTION NOW IS HAVE YOU
READ SAM?
Which is supposed to mean the
LIFE or SAM HOUSTON,

LIFE or. SAM HOUSTON,
A beautiful 10 mo. vol, fully illustrated.
containing an Authentic Narrative OF the
Eventul and Stirring Life of the llustnous
Senator, Hero, Patriot and Statesman,
and now when ominous clouds Of sectional
d~iscords, and lhreatenings of Civil War on
our Western F%ronliers come thick and fast-
all eyes are turned 10 the Man for The Times.
The Second Old Hickory Jaekson.s F,iend.
Tie Hero of San Jacinto. The Co.queror Of
Santa Anna. The FIRST President Of. TEXAS.
GHs Failure Pfesideat Of the United States.
.fchis book VIII win him hosts OF friends. '
--LoutSpiM Jour-.
Every American should posse IS ill.,
". o. Ea,pess.
..Houston is a nan Of prominence at this
time. His name i, ''n the mouths oil men,"
-Ameriean Organ, &c. :,
"a strange and adye,. iuroCs hfe-beyond
that oil most meu."-N. o. Crescent.
Intensely interesting, and will be read
by millions ."--Hmgham tAass } J%i2Hnai.
- No novel ever presented a more attfac-
live face.'-Siar Spangied Banner.
He can capture with his sword, or capti-
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Thousands of his friends will read II with
enthusiasm ~ h,iStian Enquirer.
"It should be in The hands oil every Amer
lean ciIizeo."-Co Concord (N. H) Journal.
SIN language such as will touch The hear,
the outline Of Houslon's career.'--Sdpanna6
Geo } Jour.
al is a work of the most romantic, hero
ic mteresL."-N Y. Mirror.
= For executive action in peace or war, d
statesman a and soldier.'-Nepberryport Her.
aid.
g. His name and history Americans will
love to cherish .''--Buf. Christ. Ado.
"a record not unworthy a Presidential
candidate .n-Prou Post.
"A national man, who has fought and bled
and lived for the American Republic. inner
ican Patriot.
"Wonld I ere were more like him among
our public meu.'-GoSpa Banner
"The work throughout is one OF deep and
thrilling interest," -Chr1st, Freeman.
1--WE have read the work with istense in
terest.'-SeheaectGdy Reflector.
" Full OF auecdoie, adventure and thrilling
incident" Chic. Budget. ~
"An extremely interesting and graphic
memoir. Boston Transcript.
"W.ll engage the attention of the reader
from the opening 10 The close. "-Roehester
Uaion.
Destined TO have a large sale, for Sam
is popular."-Hirt. Repub.
The champion Of Jackson, respected, be-
Iriended and beloved by him."-Buf. RepuJ.
"Will everywhere be read with much in-
teresl, ii is a copious and brilliant narrative"
N Y. Com Adveriiser.
The above is but The key.Dote of many ia
voratle notices, from The leading papers of
the United States. Thousands of American
c~i!izens are reading he book w9h delight.
Many more are waieng for an opportunity q
possess it. Price SIPS. And for sale By all
booksellers.
Single Copies sent by mail {poss-paid,) on
receipt Of price.
10000 AGENTS WANTED, liberal terms
allowed address J.C. DERBY,
Publisher,
1l9 Nassau street New York.
lime 3 '55.
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ScvastOpOl not Taken !
BUT THE
SECOND

MOT of allies, but of new assortment Of
~ SEASONABLE GOODS by A. c. Mensch
at the corner of Main and Market Street. His
first lot he soon sold down pretty low, but
has now filled II out with a
AJ@w $500 9C&s
so that he can supply every reasonable want
of his customers and The public. He has re-
ceive6 a variety OF new slyl,
DRESS GOODS,
and everything TO make up a complete as.
ortrnen Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, VIZ.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard. ware, Queens
ware, Cedar-ware, Holiow-wari, Drugs,
FISH, SALT, COAL, PLASTER, IRON
Nails. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. sc.
In short, every thing usually kept iG coun-
try Sores, 10 which lie invites the public
geEerally:
Eg Cash, Lumber, Old Iron, and Coun-
try Produce taken in exchange Tor Goods, al
The highest market price.
A. C. MENSClI.
R~loomsburu, June 7. 55.-y,
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EXTRAORDINARY
To Agents for procuring Subscribers for
EiCkets mt 81 Each

IN PERTAINS GREAT l0O, 600 GIFT EN-
TERPRISE!
The distribution of the Gifts being definitely
fired for JULY 9Th, 1855.
Any person sending $40 may deduct 10
per cent. or will receive IL Tickets.
Each person sending 500 before the 5lh
of July, will, in addition to commissions, be
presented with a Mammoth Gold Pen aud
Case, valued al SO.
Each rerson sending 5000 before the 9Th
of July, will, in addition 10 commissions, be
presented with a Silver Watch, valued al
S25.
Each person sending $500 before the 5li.
ofJuly, will, iE addition 10 commissions, be
presented with a Gold Watch, valued at $50.
Each person sending $500 before the
9Th OF July, will, in addition 10 commissions,
be presented with u Gold Watch, valued
al 500.
The person who shall send, before he 9Th
of July, the largest amount above $500, will,
in addition 10 commissions, be presented
with a piano, valued at 5000.
| have been induced TO make the above
liberal offers in order 10 remove "a settled OBJ
lection III the minds of your committee, to
having the distribution lake place while
there remain in my hands tickets unsold,
and for which canse they have seen fl to
defer the partition of The gifts, which was
fixed for the 27ln inst, TO the 9th of July, as
will be seen by reference 10 their proceed
ings, published below. | assure You that
The posiponement is as YeXatious 10 me as
il is 10 those who have purchased tickets. |
therefore hope that each and every one now
i. Interested, will cooperate with me in the
effort 10 dispose OF The lew thousand tickets
remaining uusold, and thus advance the iu-
,erests of he whole b,dy Of shareholders.
Respectfully yours, J. PERliAM.
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Gross SuperstitiOn.-Hanuah Banks admit
ted recently at the Hull (Ensland) Assizes,
that she had roasted a toad alive, pounded it,
end mixed il with The food Of her fellow SER
want, whom she hoped by that means 10 IN
duce TO love her.
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Wisconsin.-The best portion of this Stale,
il is said, remains unsettled. The timbered
regions contain the best land, are best wa
tered, are most healthy, and in a few years
will far outsrip the praries and openings in
wealth and population.
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EY~ In the Circuit Court for Lewis county
Ky. a suit of slander-Miss Eliza Bsrkley Us.
VIM. Giddings-was tried, and a verdict rem
dered for $4,000 damages. 1t appeared on
the trial that Giddings had paid his addresses
10 Miss b., and bad been rejected, previou $ 10
making the slanderons charges which the ju-
y has SO signally punished in damages.
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Small Chdnge.-lt is stated that the U. S.
Treasury is now burhened with the custody
OF over five millions of dollars in small silver
change, from half dollars to three cent pieces.
Two or three years ago there was a univer-
sal complaint of the scarcity Of small coins,
both American and foreign.
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Religious Newspapers in Enghnd-The
London Patriot says that a religious newspa.
per is unknown in England, aud tina, in those
OF a religious kind, religion must be subor-
'dinate, and seculatily reign supreme.
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Il Candid Lawycr.-" Do you think I'll
get justice done me 2" said a culpri, 10 his
COUNSEL. az don't think you will,n replied
The other, " for | see two men on the Jury
who are opposed TO hanging"
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u This interesting aud happy season has
commenced in The northeastern counties of
North Carolina, and many of the farmers are
engaged in cutting their wheat. The Nor
folk Beacon learns that, although the crops
suffered very materially from The drought in
The early part of the season, yet The yield
will be very near an average one.
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HYpRoPHoBA--M Yuuatt, The celebra-
led cattle dealer, has cured more than 400
cases of persons bitten by dogs, with muri-
ate of silver, which in every instance, pre-
vented any symptoms Of hydrophobia.
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10 0e DwEEN@a NJ do

Do 0e DwEENBe NJ. do
GRADUATE Of the homeopathic Medical
College OF Pennsylvania, offers his pro-
fessional services 10 the public.
References:
G. Harlan, M. D., Wilmington, Delaware.
s. Amor, NJ. D., Marietta, Pc.
II. y. Geurnsey, Frankfort, Penn'a.
Prof. w. A. Gardner, M. d.
Waller Williamson, M. D.
" A, Il. Small, A. M. 6 M. d.
Office al the American House, Bloomsburg,
Col. county, Pa.
June ID, 1864.
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Gov. CLARK, Of New York, has pardoned
a man named Higgins from the peniientiary
of Rochester on condition that he shall
F" wholly abstain from using intoxicating Ii
quors except in case of sickness, when pre-.
scribed by a regular practising physician"
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PUBLIC SALE OF REkE ESTATE.

N pursuance of the last will and testament
H. of Joshua Webb, the undersigned Execu-
Tor of the said estate will, on Saturday the
4h dag Of August next, at / O'Clock in the
afternoon upon the premises, expose TO pub
lie sale a tract of
Valuable land.
Ia Centre township Columbia county, LAYING
along the public highway leading from
BloUinsburg to Berwick, and lately the resi-
dence of Joshua Webb, adjoining lands of
Nathaniel L.. Campbell, John J. Webb, Nj,
Baker aud Levi and Philip Miller, c~ontaiu-
ing between q and 7 acres, on which there
are a
Frame Dwelling House,
a blacksmith shop, a frame barn, a frame
stable and other ouibuildings.
Also, Immediately thereafter upoo The
following premises, a tract of land adjoining
GaIrison's limestone quarry, n. T.. Camp
bells limestone quarry, in Scott township
containing about Two aud a half acres, on q
part ol which there is an excellent
Limestone Quarry
now opened, and two lime kllns abreast and
in condition ready for use: as also a lime
house. There is also on this tract a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Conditions will be made known on the
SOLOMON NEYHARD,
Executor.
Lime Ridge, May Is 1855.