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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-29

GREAT NArIoNAL WORK,
Of i've year. eTecntiS Involving an expense OF $4,000
Thrss Er%4Ss nEs Artists
! paper, $50. f
r." GLEnGTEs this series especially connends Itself
To TEAcnEns, and Summaries grand lesson
To ali the EESr4iFuLas the most exqulslt.
The e" OF @ h%5 Ever %sSdgssd
work, III view Of Us unequaed popularity and prospects,
rEosFkcTrs of 20 vO., containing full descrip-
nm Of the work with numerous testimonials of The highest
TrstSa SSn9ts OF ART g. Messr Bryant, Durand IIun
i%%E' ns:nuns, bellows, ssaIury, adams Tying
BancT3It Hon e. C. Eerplanck; together with Vo1CE
pran authority.
:, THE LONDON ART JOURNAL
s oF as Sf 70 Agents. sso l I or
rat sFs Of pS S ..ss T T
on sasacory order be sent to one address Without
Frames furnished at the lowest prices boxed for
For Prospectus of Engraving Circular the Insttu
ag26;smdaw splngirr Institute, New York
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
Important Discovery to the misunderstanding
,.- "j9UyEN's iNGy1Rous PREPARATION"
sNEL small portion on the glove. and the dt p
s5nty dlsTPPearscan be worn immediately aer"srds
% cents Try 1t before buying All the Agents present.
ed with bottle prove it's oprrston Agent.
are coming money by the unprecedented demand More
CONTENT, MARY CO. wholesale Store.
je11-iaw1y NJ. SGs BrosaTsy 4 Y
,.a .POTlCHOMANIE. III
ME new and beautiful OF ornamentirg tie simplest
I Glass Vessel TO resemble the HISE<r PA1!En ChSis AZ
1.-THE or TIN Cost il creating immense excl. rent
Ladies ana Genteinen skc With this dl
ul occupation. chaste and elegant amuEeinent tort
dren and Schools encouraging grace la deGlgn
ana the arrangement of colors Tie whole Art
can be perfectly acquired in half OF IEst-ln
ton separately FL Boxes continuing Vases,
every article required IS. sent by Express,
CONTENT, HRARY e CO., wholesale Store.
.lellIydaS = - tH2 Broadway, MY.
The Eye and Ear.
CTINc my late tour in Europe, obIzd seyeral new
~ 1nstrunEns and Remedies OF incaIcuabe ranein nv
speciality There Is now nothing known faculty IN
tier With which an not familiar, which, dom
Dne an extensive practice for 20 years the city of
New York enables me to restore SIGHT HEARING IN
cured by ulet0d, without pain Cro:s
cases Examinations, Ulcers Rlnis Specs aud WseTy
Eye invariably also Deafness, Singing in Die:
charges, by entirely processing on tho
Rye" price 80 cts, aIs, ART1EICIAL move AMI
look exactly lis the natural Eye and fhou:
an operations aud all reu,eties forwarded BY mail. esuI.
tdtF"hS ny '"dH reeeiee REORGANIZATION.
JAMES w. POWELL, N. b.,
bculist, AuriaI, DC. -~s1 Il
/ je1lmRNly RrOad Nrny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-29
" AISON'S Ten DOLLAR PNIENT
Family Sewing Machine.

For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Ia.
sept22-ftd2mw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-29

BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-29

PRICE IS CTS. PER BON FIVE BONES FOK ii
The genuine article is sold hy
And by all Druggists Wheeling and Dealers in Medicine
e-rYwherc. ,yo=.Gr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-29

The great popularity Of hisegh:ful Aroma has Undue
many limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing De not persuaded to buy anything else until
havegiven DoerhaYe's Holland Bters fair trial One b
tie Will convince you how infinitely superior tits aIlh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

JOHN +, HOLLAND.
Eg&T CLAIMS.
Mr.. Oliver, on behalf Of the above committee, Of
fered the following report which read and adop-
ted;
The Committee Claims have the honor report upon the
petition q c5as Rsh praying TO be refunded
ss e Is 5s
inc, adophe oadSsaae sna Il Fo1stsi
mee beg report adversely for the the Inv
aen Recorders before hon s Kaye been
for n a the ms GTe BY law w w sn
sessment roll changed.
s'9n Sr Keeping
Of his sare your committee recommend that The same be nd
aor and the City Physician that said slave in fit condi
Ct sundry Brli, subjects following tc business Of fruit
fruit stands DESTROYED BY mob the night Of Monday ID
before Justice Of the Peace of the actual loss sustained
claim y' % scts e E se Aas a
f sgoS pe til S Jacques am6ar t skns
S on e " BY M d shop spd
for of @ ar PR o,rd Of Aldermen
Of wins Holmes for the sum Of $40 4 And also a,os" tls
cty Of My Orleans Willis Holmes for tax slave,
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN; p OLIVER FER. Chairman,
4 +. 7 ". p Go atAFAhEE
The following resolution, adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen and referred to in the foregoing report was
concurred in recommended, by the following vote:
Ieas-Messrs. Benit Cooper De Labarre, Fleming,
Hebrard, Holland, Huyghe, Oliver, Raymond and
Red-l0.
Nay-N1r Bailey-1.
Auth ri W Fro E,o to war ant on the
ling the Assistant City Attorney to enter satisfaction the
Of New Orleans VS.. Willis Holmes for slave.
POLICE.
Mr.. Fleming, on behalf the above Committee, of
ferred the following report, which was read and
adopted (the rules being suspended)-the resolutions
accompanying the same were read and unanimously
adopted:
The Committee Police, to whom was referred the following
First On the pstion Of j, B. Lang asking permission
engine his property situated Caacavo
Second On the petition Of F A. cottwal asking liberty to
PSr and ps ss ' soD "'' the corner OF St.
Thyd On 's petition q sUlsaa kausr asking pe5m
@ s. h q" Xns bounded s9fs @
ys5d q said 5s,S tay@,ay M askin t.
the necessary rssou"Ts nrs presented for said purpose
his saIa "rn he time he was disabled in the perfonn nu
Of his dtganst as 10 proof has been furnished substantial
Filth On s petition Of s ~ persons protesting against
Of helord anu Camp streets your committee report in favor Of
the Street Commissioner to remove the same, the said brewery
SiSi ltD0n the petpn of John Monitor complaining of Il
sash factory erected in contraveton of law yoir committee
s o s s 81 fS ct s Of OF M sS
Of The city ordinances
Respectfully submitted ", ~ r,,,
T TT + TEN HEYi r.
Resoired permission be- hereby given to
! B. Lang to erect s'eg engine on his property situated on
r ornnncr. Tie civ: The same 10 remain durinv tr nlea
sure Of The l.nutnop Council. -
is
Nv j;nttwnd t., erect n snar eurne m hs nfoner.y
sitae NJ tbr corner of 81 Pip and Daupu streets t sa,1a
n ha ara in accordance with Tie of lie div sid
engine TO remain during the pleasure Of the Common Council
eirrd Tint permission be- and the same is given 10 essr
Sullivan kan$er 70 Ienoys on Celeste street
& m i eeTciai Wasr Wors Cp ; w" ~ dn e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
STREETS Al D LANDINGS s.
Mr.. Raymond, on behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report which was read and
unanimously adopted:


The Committee Streets and Landings have the honor
port upon the following subjects referred to them VIZ
OF the Steam engine attached to the Draining Machine Of the
Fourth Section and damage uItin therefrom to said estab-
sorlace viii, contract the sa engine and establishment 10
securities in perfect good order upon the Examination Of the
Emitted @ Inssofs The sn parties nsing bound BY The
Draining Machine in proper running condition and in like order
Your Committee recommend that the Surveyor be authorized to
notify tue parties to commence the repairs said
and 10 Complete said repairs thirty days ihereom said
The Surveyor be authorized TO have the same done at 1eir en-
ysus that il be sent without delay to the Board of Aldermen
: Tie adjudication by Comptroller the contract
let 70 phlip Whitman, security John Youennes 81 per
rejection Of the same, per resolution accompanying.
The by the Sane officer Of The contract fer
Eitshic secay John Bnford per foot 6 cents
st. reoluon for adoption, authorizing the Ma,
nG on w E p9 rdar m T 10 the bridge
ht Bayou John committee report that one half
Z" o H. Su and fS hat he Shou Be- made t eo1pee said
a l pu the bridge n, robs w"rtH c2ndion re9
Mr. that effect otherwise it will be done by the Survey
O. Regarding coGs The wheel being broken being the
the city have repaired resolution is offered nathori
ling the TO have te same done at IA expense not
The local for by petitioner cannot enertaned the
his expense the city not being bound " furnish "c'
Yonr committee recommend the adoption of the following
g. resolution 10 c~cind contract entered into will,
rick Flynn cleaning the Canal Street Canal he having aban
/ resolution repeating resolution No 2s3 authorizing the
Mayor into contract with Patrick Flynn for cleaning
Ssonion authorizing the Comptroller advertise in the
Of the Second Section for three years at 50 much per
o An ordinance relative bridges belonging the city,
and fo the prevention Of driving the same Ut gait faster
all Of Which is respectfully SStJutIlef -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
HARDWARE.

Jp'u, WATERMAN ". WATERMAN
s..n5s1szaaERa y. WATERMAN II BROTHER,
>$%sAsgs5ssys HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com,
kssSfA and Magazine Streets have on hand and
daily receiving by Foreign and domestic ar
rivals general Of articles comprising in part az
follows: - . r,uc,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
AxUs, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
Auvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplaes,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Plougls, Hay Cutters Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Crosscut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees,
Turning Ihthes,
Hoes, Hancs, shoye1s md Spades Pa'forIn Scales,
AudiroHs, Tenders, SlIorels and Tongs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
Single md Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecns, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Beistcads
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles Portable FORCES,
SeiueS Fishing Tackles,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

aI,t, on motion, referred to the Police Committee
aIAYoRALT IL On II EyyS oRI,E Va s
City Hall, Juiy
II Tothsths Common Council - IN Io,ssa.a
eopg Of from Dr. AZ ifef S
dent of tie Board the aieption o. e
WIKI ts IN he ces roofs and 81 Charles
Hotels and Hospta and making N S9 n
aecon with the Tnsances complained ols Hoi.is3 t
that are lnadeqnate
te ilisrs Of serious complaint BY the IN
6 oapcii aopt such
III fhs ordinance VIII enaoe inc my
sa;tsas ifp I'M By the cause complained
Y e, 3s4e four obetiient servant 4gs
CHI AS. NJ, WATERMAN, Mayor. ~
The flowing message from the Mayor was, On
s. motion referred to the Finance COMMITTEE a
City Hall July lst 1856.
hi nj Tue honorable the Common Council 54
honor e transmit e YOU the annexed
sht II ihe louisiana accepting the
pointment Of Fiscal ne eiy new oreans
a9as oPs aHAs Il! III IN N Mayor
Tha follow iig commHni on from the Comptroller
sas Oh motion, referred the Finance Committee
GoMPTR OILERS oFFIGE,Ss 81
S5ss "A. Orleans, 1ss July, 1856
homemade he Common q e Na3s sIris,,s
herewith transmit your honorable body
statement checks drawn by the City Treasurer up to
4 date, H. ~ 35S
ND ssss's y De- paBu rs. Comptroller
EThe statement referred to in the Communication
viii De published as soon as possble.]
The following weekly report and letter from the
Treasurer were on mott on referred to the Finance
q Commute e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

FIe statement referred to il the foregoing letter
viii =be published as soon as possible
+ The following letter from the Street Commissioner
Vas read, and on molten, referred to the Judiciary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
q AN G TEEN, Treasures

4 New Orleans June o. 1856 s'5515SF5557
TREAsURER,s OFFICE &
City Of New Orleans July Isl, 1856.
Il To tile Honorable President and Members ny 3
of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GEsrIEaBs-heg Leave lay before you the number of
licenses issued from This office the 23d
The 18th June, inclusive with of tile party whom
and received from, number issued
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

II, ttAhChhfd, keeper Police dHll-
EhttonS 10 slaves for june 90. ......,.',, 81
naiury Tor June 81, ..+-......,.,.. 5
Bill soap for use Of chaiW gang ......-
Lon;Sana Courier, for the following bills:
Publishing, JAuHllF TO- 80. extract OF or
dinaRCe adopted December u, "a, rela.
Hyt 70 persons apply iDg los licenses. Z
April ID, i3i-Mayor'S notice 10 persons APP
plying Tor situations in police .......... 3
May l.. 1855 -rreasurer's notice to tax
payers. ...........,,,,,,.'. .:.s..a-t..-
Oetoher 3, '55-Rec0rder Second Distact,
Alitp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go $500
September 80, '55-itecorder Fourth lis
tFtctt ditto. ,,..,:.:.-:-.s,';,- =, :
Lieut., j. i, RUmer, Second District Police st
Rn'ions TO prisoners for June, 1876, .r.,..,,.
l4ieat. Jno. MorreiI, First District Police athtiI
kations to prisoners for June, lS5b.,.,."
CAP lIrc FOX June. ......,,-:.-,.--.'...-
Il. G. Pierson, Secretary Of Committee On
Streets and Landings, salary for June, IS
UreaniAu Office, Subscription Board Of AS
Si,tant Aldermen, year, from May Is,
OrphnrT'S Pay Roll for June, 1856. ........
Schudler X Co, Cleaning frivies9f Recnr-
doris office, First District, June z, 1856,
Wharting6I's Fay Roll First District, for
June, 1856. ....,..r.,,.. .,.+,......',.-'t
q. \, bnEgnaA, bill for ice, etc. furnished
Board Aldermen for June, 1886. .,,.,.t,.
Avs, Harriet Phelps, for three mouths rent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

WINHR'S CANADIAN EERMIFUdE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEGETABLE

II.
We, the undersigned having frequently administered med
cine prepared by Mr.. John Winer Of this town. designated
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE and being fully salts
fed with its efficacy confidently recommend safe and eff
Gent remedy for tho expulsion Of Wors from the inestne
canal. G. OREII,LY.
Licsntiate Of the r. =. Of Surgeons in ireland, etc.
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the R. C. of Surgeons in London, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
MUSIC TEACHING.

a>ar,, INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
fS5 THOMAS MARTIN, of the oldest instructors in
aa this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishing to
Ladies' Gentlemen. His ability Is too we'll known TO
require recommendation.
ls5- Orders lett with + P WERLEIN No. 6 Camp street,
NEE with
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d COM Nj d N OUNC IL.
Rts ID Oh SSIsTAN q LDEIelNT EslV

5s|5 TUESDAY, July i; 1856.
The Boara met this DAY, pursuant 70 adjournment.
VI Members present ~ Hon. u NJ. Hall, President;
Mess1s Bailey, BENT, Fleming. Holland. Huyghe,
oliver, Raymond and Reid -. ..S &,
motion, reading Of the journal was dispensed
with. 5 !,
The following message from the Mayor was read
ana, on motion, referred to the Police Committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03


Draining Machine, ID Section. 1903 3D. ST. 063 %
ReSod That the Comptroller RESELL after five days notice
i'll the official Journal the contract for furnishing the city with
coal according specifications, for testerm of from
the date of the approval of the adjudication by the Common
Council
report, were read, the rules being suspended, and
unanimously adopted:
Rtsoc Tint the following adudation mnde by the Comp
roler the 18th June inst. viz first for cleaning
priye attached the city offices p A. Temale, for $40
each second contract for furnishing coal to city Offices
Field Co, at S3c per bb be and the hereby
jected
Res0re, Tint the Treasurer of the city Of New Orleans
hereby authorized receive from, E. G. Carter the due
eight slaves in the Seventh Representative District in full
said slaves having also boon assessed in the Sixth Representative
District through error.
Resoe That the Comptroller be authorized divide the
bill against property Of late Doricourt deceased and make
the bill the real estate embraced in rle
Of said property against Antoine Docour who offers pay
the upon said real estate
Resuoi That the adjudication made by the Comptroller
the I May lS5b of the for placing railing around the
Jackson Monument in jackson Square, Peanno Bros for
81 $50 be an; the same is hereby rejected.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

Of property used as Public Pound, Fourth
District, toJnly |, 1856. ......'.....,.t...
WidowJ L. Rabassa, for one months rent
Of property used as Public Pound, Second
District for June, 1856. Observation-Disclosures.
S. 2. Auchmuty, SALARY us Secretary Com,
mittee on Finance, 81 days, from May q
10 June 16, 1885,. ......,.,,.......,.,
j. Mcpherson, Assistant Porter, salary fol
June, 1866. ..................a
II. Strong, wishing. towels for city officers
and chair covers for Mayors Office. So.
John McCarty, furnishing hydrant cocks
and repairing ditto for watcr.closets of
City Hall ..;,,t.,..,...,...: $50.
S. Meilleur, Superintendent Insane Asylum
Rations to Insane for June, 1856. .....
Salary as Superintendent for june, 1856, .
Petty expenses for June, 1856. ..........
Caste Leoner, Salary as Assistant Superin.
tendent Insane Asylum, for June, lS56,
Street Commissioners Pay Roll, for June,
1000. ......-..... +.,...-.....
New Orleans Crescent, Subscription Mem.
hers Board of Aldermen, from May, 1856,
copies at $40. ................-..,
Surveyors Department, Pay Rolls for June
Carts, Laborers, etc. ..........,........
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

- MRS: G niPIs GI.L, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
% her residence No. % Constance street, and also
El6hFa No. 3O Hevia sl-Terms-S5 per month,
twelve lessons Hi LECTURES q Constance
week, ftl01v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

Cd Upon message Of the Mayor in regard the memorial
of JOS iiananco Cassnno, asking Naturalization
by having tsr fruit stands destroyed on the I'd june
your beg leave report that tho action Of the
postponed until tho necessary proofs produced oil
the actual loss,
Respectfully submitted,
J. NJ REID
JOHN f. HOLLAND
E9&T CLAIMS.
Mr.. Oliver on behalf of the above committee, Of
fered the following report which was read and adop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
A%@> ORNAMENTAL WORKS Corner of Benton and
*a Euphrosne streets Office No. Jog st. Charles street
w. (Two from the St. Charles Theatcr Manufnc
Of the latest and most approved Patterns Of Raing We
randahs Doors Shutters Vers Bridges, Straight and Ccu
Stairs Fronts Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes. 81
M Raugs Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
tilators ssle the Old Stand, U5 ST. Charles street New
Orleans o25 ly
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60 M,
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LuNEsCHLoss BROS. ~ Co.

..s LUNESCEaLOSS BROS. ~ Co.
liz Camp street, beg leave TO advise the City
~. and Country trade that they have on hand
consignment, and ordered to close
Vtorthwiih large assortment of Guns, Rifles
Pistols, wrds Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors fortemon
naies which, together with their well known stock OF
Builders Hardware OF every description Crates, Tools etc.
they offer reasonable prices and aecommo-
ting terms fell
I Feds FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANs-LEEDS
IL Co. Iron Founders and o? Vertical aud Hori-
zotal Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, i-
gar Kettles Clariers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain;
ing Machines, Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and all
Machinery required for the South.
duly authorized and prepared construct
STILIAfA MS ? PATENT AGASSE FURNACE.
fejo d,EWrIy - LEEDS & co,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-27
The late Samuel p. Ceilings.

The death of this distinguished Pennsyl.
vanian in foreign land, and while occupy
ing an important official station, must still
be fresh in the recollection of our readers.
OF generous, sslf-sacrificine nature, ardent
in his attachments: honest in his impulses,
and of answering consistency as poll.
tician, he had won the confidence, the re.
spect, ard the affec,onate regard of all who
knew him. As an energetic, persuasive viii
Ter he had few, il any superiors in the coun-
try and notwithstanding the unshrinking
boldnsss with which be placed his political
convict ions before the public, his suaviiy of
manner and kindness of heart seldom failed
to sof.eh the acrimony and bitterness Of par
tisan warfare.
The above is from the Washington Union
of March 10, prefacing letter of the Eng.
lish Charge d. Affaires 10 the Diplomatic aul
Consular Agents at Tangier, announcing the
death Of Mr.. Ceilings, June IA, 1855, with
the replies of :he Agents of the Two Sci.
lies, SPAN, Sardinia, Austria, Sweden, Por.
tugaI, and France, all couched in language
the most respectful towards the memory oil
Mr. Ceilings, and of sympathy for Mrs. Col
lings and family in their bereavement. The
correspondence is TOO long foS US to copy
Wilkesbarre Times. s
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-27
@ARRIBNa

On the goth inst, by Rev. D. J. Waller, MIR.
MILLS CHEMBERLIN, Of Bloomsburs, and Miss
SAMANTHA McCARTY, of I.ondae.
On Thursday, the goth inst, by Rev. VIM.
Goodrich, Mr.. FRANCIS R. SNYDER, and Miss
Lucy E. CoFFmAE, all of Bloomsburg.
By the same, at the same time, Mr.. LAM.
BERT PERsINe, and Miss LYDIA ANN KNous,
all of Bloomsbury.
In Huntington, on the 20lh inst, by Rev
E. Wadsworlh, Mr.. WILLIAM w. RoBERTs,
AMI Miss SUSAN AsHLEMAN both of Sugarloaf.
On The 18th inst, BY Rev. Isaiah BAIL, MIR.
AMuRTH NOBLE, and Miss KATE J.. ADAMS,
all of Bloomsbury.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. H. Tullidge. MIR.
WILLIAM BEIDELMAN, and Miss ANN ELIZA
DETwILER, all Of Bloomsburg.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. |. BAIL, Mr
ABRAHAM MosTELLER, and MISS ELIZABETH
ANN Lurz, both Of Miflin township.
In Bloomsburg, on the 18th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Sharrets, Mr.. MARTIN BAsTuscHEcK, and
Miss CATHARINE FErrER, all Of Lime Ritge
In Bnarcreek, or the goth inst, by Rev. I
BAIL, Mr. GEoRGE KELcHEER, and Miss ELIZA
MARTz, both of the former place.
On the 9th inst, by G. P. Lore, Esq, MIR
JAMES KINNEY, of Lycoming Co., and Miss
FRANCES PoTTER, of Columbia Co.