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Ayo Se Ruom1a@9
NOV runs a new omnibus between Bloomsf
- bnrg and the Railroad Depot, which
will take pssssngets ffom and 10 any OF The
residences of Inc Town, or the American
House and Forks Hotel and he will
also furnish convey to all travellers who
may wishio go into any part OF The county
The omnibus will leave BiooinsbEru twice
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P. M. ~ Fare 1874 cen s eaeh way
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Tor travelling, pleasure excursions or bAei-
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NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of
administration have beer. granted upon, the
estate Of Peter Eveand, laie OF Fis!,ingcfesk
township, COLUMBIA county, deceased, Ia The,
undersigned Administrator residing aIAo in
The said township Of Fshingcreek. All per-.
sons indebted TO The said estate are reqaest-
ed TO make payment withoutdeIay, and ihose
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PETER EyELAND,)
JOHN EvELAND, Adm'rs
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and the public in general, that he has
taxed the entire interest in the IS
Isnware and Stove Establishment,
on Main Street., one door above the Court
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furnish Tinware, Stoves, S,ovepipe, and
Spouting, and all other business in bis line on
sboIt notice, and In good order. y =
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AZ Thankful for former patronage, be re.
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To the Honorable, the Judges OF the Court Of
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for
County Of Columbia.
Ths Grand Inquest Of the Commonwealth
oi Pennsylvania, inquiring for the body OF
the county Of Columbia, respectfully report,
that'they have examined The public buildings
and find them in good order, The recemmsn.
dations Of former inquesls being attended 10.
We further report The soads in Conyngham
and Catawissa townships, generally in bad
condilion. The bridge over Pine Creek, at
Solomon Buss' in Fshinscreek townsbip
wanting repair. Index boards in Fishing,
creek ard Conyngham townships down, We
would recommend the Supervisors Of Gaia.
wissa ownship, 10 fill up the road near the
creek, at what is called The Nauows, 80 that
twill be above high water and ice, on the
road leading from Caawissat 10 MainviIle. 4
All of which Is respectfully submitted this
3D. day OF December, A, d. 1856.
iz JOHN CHAMBERLIN, Fors,man.
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BIoOmsbIrS Eouhdry.

T0sEPH SHARPLESs,
z-sSh . having taken the entire
ss1SsN interest Of bis IaIe partner in
esSsg - The Bloohsbnig Foundry, and
prepared 10 manufacture
I'LL KINDS OF CASTINGS,,
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Thankful for the liberal custom heretofore
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merit an Increase of public patronage.
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IN 5LCCMSBURG.
HIRAM 8. CAREY
HAS opened Marble Yard AT the corner
II Of Main and Market Streets, where
he is prepared 10 finish the best of work
from Italian or American Marble for
! MONWMlkNES9 T@MBSa
Tomb.slones, Tables, Manues, Window-sills
and lenlils.
For the character and finish of his work
he refers 10 such as he has made is this
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or execute any that may be furnished 10
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