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Alabama Lottery.
Fortune do thou but aid me now,
And | will never trouble thee-agaiu.u %

Aho Will never trouble theo~egaiu.b
CHANCE THAT SHOULD NOT BE NEGLECTED
Mr.. Swan, of Montgomery, Ala, the old
and honosed public agent for the State
in which he resides, has forw arded pros.
pectus containing the plan by which AL.
ALBANIA proposes 10 endow her Southern Mil.
itary Academy. There are to be 80 900 sub
scribers, and among those, on the 18th Of
August, will be distributed Is, 1856 "tokens Of
gratitude" for their cooperation in such a
laudable design. These tokens vary through
all gradatons of hundreds and ,housa uds,
from a prize Of $s, which is the lowest, up
TO the magni6ssAS elimacleric of Forty Thou.
sand Dollars inn bad gold, wi,hou, deduction
or percentass! A person may become a
whole subscriber for $40, a half for s5, a
quarter for 50 so, and who could gfudge any
Of these paluy Sums for such chance Of
limilless prosperity? Whether is il better to
invest gold piece in speculation which
may render you independent for life, or TO
squander il in debauch which will surely in.
jufe your health and your character! How
delightfully."- wife might surpriss husband
by saving The price Of ticket from the week.
ly expenditures, and some day, if successful,
laying before him sum of gold sufficient
for all their future waits! Think Of It, La.
dies. If orders are directed to S. SWAN g.
Co, Montgomery, Ala, they will be imms.
diateiy answered. ....
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FORTY.ONE ACRES,
License Notice.

TINE following app plicaiious for license have
= been filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Columbia
county, and the same will be presented for
approval 6y the said court on Thursday the
4th day Of September next. r-
The petition of Joseph Kisiler to keep q
tavern in the honse now occupied by him 10
Cattawissa township. 3d6
The petition of Stephen Wolf TO sell spirit.
Gus liquors IN quantities no, less thaI one
gallon with goods and merchandise, in Milf
lipville.
The petition Of Washington Yeager to sell
spurious liquors in quantities not less than
one gallon with goods and merchandise, 10
Locust township.
The petition of Stephen II. Swank Of Mif.
fin twp, 10 sell spiriious liquors in no less
measure than one gallon, along with other
goods an merchandise. ra,s
JACOB EYERLY, CLARK @. g.
Bloomsburg, Aug. 6, 1856. .s,
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue of several writs of ysndifioni ex.
DPonas TO mo directed there will be expos.
ed 10 public sale, at The Court Hon se. in
Bloomsburg, on Monday the first day of Sen.
TENDER nert, at Lo'clock, P. NJ, the following
| real estate, TO wit: '-i
All that undivided one tenth part of
certain piece o! land, situate in Briarcreek
township Columbia county containing PIF.
TY ACRES more or less, bounded and do.
scribed as follows, to wit: On tho south ty
lands oil Wm. Vanpelt, on the west BY lands
OF Henry Edwards and Sarah Davis, on the
north by lands Of Peter Hsyman and the
Turnpike, wherson is erected two story
dwelling house, a frame barn with tho ap-
purtenances; ALSO, The undivided one tenh
part OF one other lot, bounded and described
ss follows, 10 wit: On the south by Tiogs
and Susquehanna Turnpike, on the ives, bv
tot OF VIM. Brown, decd, on the north and
east by lands Of Jacob Shsffer, containing
about ONE ACRE, with the appuuenancss.
Seized and taken In execution ard TO be
sold as the properly of John Edwards.
ALSO,
At the same time and place all that nm.
divided one tenth part of a certain pieoe Of
land situate in Briafcreek township. Colum.
bia county, containing FIFTY ACRES more
or less, bounded and described as follows.
to wit: On the south by lands of William
Vanpel, on the west by lands of Henry Ed.
wards and Sarah Davis, on the north by
lands OF Peter Hsyman and the Turnpike,
whereon is ereoied q Two alo:y dwelling
house, frame barn: ALSO, the undivided
one 10Th pan of one other tract, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit: Oa the south
by Tioga and Susquehanna Turnpike, on the
west BY lot Of VIM. Brown, decd, on tho
north and east by lands of Jacob Shaft con.
tanning about ONE ACRE, with the appur.
tenauces.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as The property OF Nathan Edwards.
ALSO,
At the same time and place all that
right, title and interest of the defendant. 10
wit: the undivided fifth part of certain In.
lot in tie borough of Berwick, Columbia
county, situate on front street, between from,
and second streets, and between Marke, and
Pine, being no. "a, as marked and number.
ed in the Plan of said town, on which il
% 1WElEiMeE yEaIE iIMSseE Is SoysE: y, ;!
purtenances. ALSO-the undivided 9th
part OF certain In Lot numbered 81. AZ
marked in the plan Of said town, situate
between Pine anc Chestnut streets, and be-
tween front and canal streets.
Seized taken IN execution and 10 be sold
Is the property Of John M. Sny yder.
STEPHEN H. MILLER.
Sheriff.
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Berwick Camp Meeting.

A Camp Meeting for Berwick Circuit will
be held on the land Of Alex. Jamison, Esq,
Che same on which the meeting was held
last year, in Salem twp, two miles north
east of Berwick and one mile east of Fouu.
dryville, to commence on Friday, the ed q
august, 1855. A boarding tent will be erec-
ted on the ground. Ministers and friends
from the surrounding charges are respectful
iy invited 10 attend.
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Wing County Meeting.

We are requested to announce that there
will be Wing county meeting in the Court
House in Bloomsburg on Saturday The I6ih
Of August inst, a, s o'clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates 10 the Wing
National Convention at Baltimore. All who
feel interested are requested 10 attend.
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:. The Cost Of Spiritualism. editor Of the
New York Pathfinder, formerly spiri,dal'st,
says; We know one individual in this city
who has spent upwards Of twenty-five thous.
and dollars in promulgsting spiritualism
within the last two years, and probably will
spend twenty. five thousand more before he
discovers the old adase tina. fool and his
money are soon parted"
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n Fact in History-;Two years ego, writes
The Paris correspondent of Le Nord, there
died in Versailles, in complete obscur,ty, a
persoDsgs who has q name in history
Count de Bombelles, who, after Napoleon !,
and the Count de Niepperg, was hs third hus.
band Of Marie Louise
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V In the House Of Congress las. week,
Mr.. Caruthers justified the repeal of the Mis-.
souri, Compromise, and stated that the only
political act Of bis life Of which he was a.
shamed, was the having joined the Know.
Nothings. This he publicly repudiaied, and
as an old line Wing, gave bis reasons fol
prefeIring Mr. Buchanan TO Mr.. Fillmore
who be con'ended had no chance of an elsc.
iion.
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To LuHmbermen.

g BEING engaged in the Coal business, snd
having more yard room than, I can uss to
advantage, wish to receive, and sell On
Commission,
LUMBE
for some responsible and honorable dealer
OF Columbia county. have q branch track
from the Reading Railroad into my Yafd,--
Call OF address ELLIS BRANSON,
CallowhiIl &.
srd yard west Of Broad, PhiIsds dsIphia.
Angus, I'd, fsse.-3t. - 80
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Assault on The Freedom ofMs Prrss.--An ex-
cited individual, on Monday, made an attack
upon Louisville editor, for some report he
had published. The result. appears not to
have been SO satisfactory ss was expected,
as his club was left in the office, bis pistols
were handed 10 police officer, and bis hat
was picked ont of the gutter.
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One Of the Tricks.

The Know Nothing dsmagoguss Of illinois
lately made bid for the "sweet German
accent" by nominating natuIalized German
for Lieut.. Governor. 1t was subsequently,
discovered tina, his naturalization papers
were not ss old as the constitution required,
and so his name was hauled down.
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BY virtue Of mandate issued out OF The
Court OF Common Pleas Of Colombia county
there will be exposed to public sale upon the
premises on SATURDAY,. the 30lb day Of
August INST, al O'Clock, P. NJ, the follow.
ing described real estate, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate partly in the township of Mt. Pleasant
aud partly in the township of HsmIock 10
the County Of Columbia, adjoining lands of
Jona,han Artmau on the east, John Mordon
on the south, - Beigle on the north, aud
John Mordon on the west, containing
FORTY.ONE ACRES.
more or less, of which about seven acres ass
cleared, and the remainder woodland. There
are upon the premises three-story
WOOLEN FACTORY,
q two story frame dwelling house and barn.
The properly is near the main pubic road
leading from Bloomsburs to Miilville, and
about six miles from Bloomsburg.
~Condtions will be made known on the
day of sale by
STEPHEN n. MILLER,
Bloomsburg, Aug. 8, 1856. ShrD.
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u On Tuesday afternoon of last week,
Baltimore, Washington and Cincinnati were
visited by very severe thunder storm. At
Cincinnati il was quite tornado, uprootiug
trees and blowing down houses.
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q The notorious "Ned Buniline" has been
making Fremont speeches at Williamsport
and Jerseyshore. All that class of desperate
adventurers have left the sinking ship Of
Know Noihingism and taken to the trade in
negro sen,imentalism. V,ds George Law and
10. Hiss.
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n The Democratic county convention Of
Mon,our will be held on the ist day of Sep
tember-one week after the convention In
this county. .t -. gs. 4.a1
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G AUT o NJ

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not 10 pur.
a chase q prom,ssory note signed by the
subscribers TO Joseph Hay man, date ths,17,h
of June last, for One hundred and ffiy dollars,
payable half in thirty days and bali IN sixty
days; as We have received no value therefor,
and have full defence against the payment
thereof. PETER kinney,
GEO. MchiTCHAEL.
Light Street, July II, 1855.
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a Railroad ballotting for Presiden, ap-
pears TO be about the only active business at
the present time. II is a little curious ,ha,
the political papers Of each Of the three par
ties invariably show that these evidences of
popularity always favor their side. There
must be some political jugglery in this, some
outside bsllo,. box siuffing.
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come of on Tuesday the 18th Of August, and
We expect to see q large turnout, and the very
best feeling prevail. The party will doubt.
less have happy time Of it-Tamsgua Gas
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n Signor Blitz entertained and amuset
large audience in the Conri-houss on Wed
nesday evening Of last week.
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n The speech of James 3. Clay, which
We publish in another column Of this paper
will prove one Of The most eaectuai docu.
unents in the P,esent campaign. II should
be read BY every honest man in the repub.
lic
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e Garlic is sen. in large quantities from
the interior Of California 10 San Francisco
where il sells readily for three hundred dol
lars per ton.
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T Messu. Brooks and Kein have been re.
elected TO Congress from their respective dis.
iricts.
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a AT CsrIisle last week FIVE barns and
one dwelling were destroyed by lightning.
The barns were filled with new crops.
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The Two branches of the Democratic party
of New York met at Syracuse las. week and
nominated Amasa J. Parker for Governor. A
harmonious spirit prevailed. g. 5
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&A23 3I8Ds

On the 9th ult, BY Rev. E. Wadswor,h,
Mr.. BATEMAs D. CARsY to Miss MARY e.
DoppEn, oil OF Huntington, Lug: co.
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Public Sale Of Real Estatel

Bloomsburg, Aug. 6, 1855.
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The South Carolina AgriCuIturist

rNlIE Executive Committee of the State Agri-
i cultural Society of South Carolina, having
selected tho subscriber To edit their paper, a
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru-
raj Taste, Architecture and Art, tho Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest, and ull the pursuits
pertaining TO general Improvement. 1t will also
contain faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings of the Society, Essays and
Communications from the best writers in the
Stnte, aud monthly summary of the spirit of
the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted to
the improvement Of the mind, the soil, stock, and
domestic comfort. find ready admission into its
columns, and such contributions arc specially
desired. The work will be printed in beautiful
new and fair type, OH fine white paper, with n
tinted cover, and will contain thrlytw pages
per month The publication will commence on
the LIST of May, 1856. There will also be pub
lishcd m additional advertising sheet as u sup
pencnt, in which limited number of advcr-
uscmcntS will he inserted
TERMS-Sl per nnnnm. No paper sent un-
less the money is paid in advance. Life Mem
bcrs to the State Agricultural Society will re-
cclvc the paper without cost
Address A. G. SUMMER
Editor "Sou,h Carolina Agriculturist,"
March 10, 1856. IS Columbia, S. C..
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PROSPECTUS.
g 6 q III & 6 W IL o2S
IT SHINES FOR ALI.

YNiE undersigned propose to commence, at
IL AL early date, in the Town Of Ncwberrv,
the publication of Weekly newspaper, To be
called THE SUU," designed for general circu-
lation.
It's columns will contain the news of the day,
foreign and domestic: nnd accurate review of
the markes: synopsis of the proceedings of
Congress during It's session: articles on ngiicul-
turc, and interesting miscellaneous matter. A
portion Of it vii! bc devoted 10 literature origin
al and selected.
1t is the intention Of the undersigned to make
1he San an agreeable and instructive visitor, dis
pelling error and ignorance, and diffusing genial
and healthy influences wherever its rays may
penetrate. 1t will be political, but LIBERAL owing
no savsh scrvilc allegiance to parties or poll
ticians 1t will advocate measures, not men
and will labor only for the success Of principles
In a word, it will be the organ Of no man OF
| clique. 1t will be American in tone and senti.
ment, yet repudiating nothing foreign, because i,
| is so; believing and maintaining that the good
| the wise, the honorable, and useful, are indi.
genous to no cline, nor the property OF any
! peculiar people, but are the common right Of
| all.
Its aim will be to advance, reform and i'm.
prove; not to crush, depress and destroy. II
vii! hold up to light and reflection, tho ruthless
and savage deeds and practices Of the times
| defend pure morals in all the social relations o
life; and scout at all attempts at scribblng
bluekguardism. 1t will be progressive, but mol
recklessly so.
Entertaining fixed and decided views on the
great questions of the day, it will vindicate the
honor, protect the rights, and defend the cause
| and the institutions of the South.
1t will number in its corps of contributors
some able political and literary writers.
We promise much, but intend TO perform il all
and more, if the reading public will give the en-.
| terprise u liveIal patronage.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TIE Sun will be furnished to subscribers OF
50 per annum, payable in advance. No paper
will be continued beyond the limo for Which it
is paid All subscriptions and communications
on business should be addressed to the under.
signed, at Newberry G. H. S. G.
SLIDER & CROSSON.
January 20, 1856 Al
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

important AnnouMccIncMt.
TlO ALL PERSONS afllictc cd with Sexual dis
l. case, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. I'M
POTENCE, GONORRllGA, GLEE,r, SYPH-
Ills, DC, DC.
Thu HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of Philadcl-
phia, in view of the awful destruction Of human
life and health, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the deccptions which are practiscd upon the un-
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Qnncl;s
have directed their consulting Surgeon, as n
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to ull per.
sons thus afflicted, (Nlale or Female,) who apply
by letter, (post pad,) with description of their
condition, fage, occupation, habits of life. &C.,
and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE L..
Tho Howard Association is II benevolent Insti-
tulion, established by special endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virucnt aud Epidemic discusses" and its funds
can be used for no other purpose. 1t has now
{. surplus of mems which the Directors have
voted to advertise the above notice 1t is need
less to adj that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age.
Address, (post-pasd.) DR.. GEO r. CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil
delphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTW ELL, President
GEO. FAIRcvILD, Secretary.
May 2, 1885. ly
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The Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
BY Henry STErnESs, +. II. s., of Ddingurgh,
and the late J. T.. NoRroS, Professor OF Sci
cntitic Agriculture in Yale College, New Ha.
ven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pnges,
and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is, contcssedIy, the most complete work
OH Agriculture ever published, aud in order ia
give it n wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
SIS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES!.
Whom sent by mail (pos-paid) to California
and Oregon the price will he 81. To every
other part Of the Union and to Canada (post
paid,) So. CB- THIS is Not the old Book o,
tic ifaTiii."
Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to tho
Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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PROSPECTUS OF
T(SlS Al7fIS!HARW STAR

PROSPECTUS OF
THE AlTIS!HARY STAR
THE rapid strides, and constant advancements
l. of the age; aud the daily increasing demand,
for Literature, have induced the Subscribers to
propose publishing at Spartanburg Court House,
on the first Of January, 1885, A WEEKLY
LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled
THE LITERARY STAR,
Its Editorial management, under the care of
r. L. BOWDEN, will be conducted in a man.
ner that SHALL NOT fail to give satisfaction to
every reader. The creates care will be taken
to chronicle the latest and most reliable passing
events of the day. The Literary department
will contain such matter only, as will prove inter.
esting and profitable to the reader. Selections
suitable for Sunday reading-Stores for The
Young-Proverbs for the Old-and in short. it
is our determination to present to the public a
Journal that will be q welcome visitor in evcry
family-a companion for every one. In matters
of Politics. the STAR will be neutral; but will
retain the right to speak Of any palpable wrong
1t may detect in any party.
TmE LITERARY SrAa will be printed in new
and clear Type, and under the mechanical man.
sgernent Of an experienced Publisher, e. nj:
BROUGHTON--wiiivi vie in appearance with any
In order to put our paper within The reachqof
every one; and secnre an extensive circulation.
1t will be furnished 1eontaiting 7ipsaty:touy col
,sr,ns Of reading n,dttsr.) at the following un.
preceaented ratss:' . r = ~ ?
copy pc. annuam, in advance, Also :
20 ,i"&fsi. go" ~, o1oO Soo
We appeal te our hends and ID theft fisnds Of
our cause, TO sustain us in onr nnderiakinr--a as.
tend rs helping haud lddrss !l-al
&. BoWgEN&& BRoUEHToN,
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DOCTOR HooFLAND'S
RATED
Rcrmam Bltters,
DIR. c. N. JACKSON. Philad'a., Fa.,
WILL ErrEcTrALI.Y CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nerro"s Debility, Disease, Of n.
h'dncys, and all dissuscs arising from, a dis-
ordered Licer or Stomach.
Such
as Constpa-
ton, Inward Piles,
Fulness or Blood TO The
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
Fulncss or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
tat'ons, Sinking, or Fluttcring ut the Fit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and difficult Breathing, Fluttcring at
the Heart Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when i'll lying
Posture, Dimness of
Vision. Dots or
Webs be-
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
deficiency of rcrspiration, Ycllowness of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs. de-, Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in
the Flesh, Constant lmagni"gs Of Evil, and
great Depression Of Spirits.
In aitributing such valuable Medical proper
ties to this remedy, no rash, or unwurrantabic
assertion Is made, but is simply stated n fnct :;
proven undeniably and conclusiveiy by the ex-
trnordinary cures, and benefits derived from its
use, under the direction of its llustrious origin
ator, DIR. Hoofland, among all classes of Euro.
pean society and from the immense mass Of testi-
mony, fiom all parts Of the American continent,
accumulated during the last ten years, in the
hands OF tho present proprietor. The prevail
ence ot diseases TO which the German Btters
are adapted, it is with sorrow we say IT, is almost
universal, indeed there is scurcely IL family
throughout the whole extent of our country in
which there cannot be found among it's mcmbcrs
that peculiar saltom and iang~id appearance de-
noting diseased Liver, or all cinucatcd and
suffering Dyspeptic.
1T is used constantly in the practice Of II large
number OF tho most prominent Physicians in the
country, who have also added their written tes-
tlmony, in evidence Of its great virtues. In con-
clusion then, we would respectfully ask Of all
those afflicted with any of the above diseases to
give the Bittcrs trial, and rest assured it will
not 5ersgrctted. In proof Of The statements above
madc, all are invited to read attentvcIy, the
Memorabilia" or practical Receipt Book, "
for Farmers and Families, containing u great
number of useful receipts, in addition to the t-s-
timony, in favor of the Bitters from the mos.
prominent and well know individuals, in ulI parts
of the Union All Agents, for the Btters are
authorized to distribute the "Receipt Book"
gratuitously.
Principal office and Manufactory. leO Arch
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the pri,,-
cipal cities, and at retail by npothecares and
storckeepers i'll every town in the United States,
and Canada.
WAKDLAw s. Lyon, AbbovilIe
+. F. GARY, Cokesbury.
F. G. PARKS, Greenwood.
BoATwRIGHT & BARKULoo Columbia.
April ls, 1885, 81 Iy