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a. ca GAUD.

TENHE Ladies of The Lutheran Church would
respectfully announce 10 the citizens of
Bloomsburg and vicinity, that they propose
preparing II u BLHC SUPP II R, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th, 1855,
in Mrs. BIeGs' house, on Main Street, nearly
opposite Leacock's Hotel, Bloomsburg, for
The benefit of the Church The patronage
of The friends Of Benevolence is respectfully
solicited.
~ Supper from 5 to 8 o'clock, P. NJ, at
ter which The parties can be served with
OYSTERS AND Ice CREAM.
Bloomsbury Jan. %, 1856.
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II. r. TORTNER, Auctioneer,

On the 10Th proximo, at Lloyd Thomas
Esq, in franklin township, his entire rem.
nant OF merchandise and house hold goods
On The lth prox., at the late residence o
Stacy Marserum, in Cauawissa, large lo
of liquor house furniture, Sc.
~ Persons who desire the services of h
u. FORTNEEs as Auctioneer will do we \
10 engage him before advertising the date o
their sale.
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Wridge Letting.

THE Commissioners of Columbia and
Il Montour counties viii receive proposals
H lor repairing the County bridge over Roaring
t.eek near aayberry Gearhari, a, The house
OF jacob Dyer, in Catawissa, on SATUR.
DAY the End day of February, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and P. NJ
By order Of The Commissioners.
GEO. w. WEST,
Clerk to the CONS. OF Montour County.
ROB'r. C. FRUIT,
Clerk 10 the CONS. of Columbia County.
January 15, 1856.
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The claims OF this medicine TO the conf
dence Of the public are strengthened by the
fact o: its having received The appreciation
and patronage of many prominent members
OF the Medical Faculty in The United States,
some o! whom have voluntarily given letters
of commentator, lsee Pamphel,) sustaining
all that is claimed tor ii as a curative agent.
Panphlets containing much useful infer.
nation touching the nature and symptoms of
the above diseases, together with lesimon.
ais from ladies' OF The highest responsibility,
as certified ty The most satisfactory aulhori-
ly, 10 a.. which the attention of ladies and
practitioners is respectfully invited, can be
had gratis al the store of
J.R. MOYER, Agent
Druggist, bloomsbury, Pa.
Also cold by most of the leading Druggists
IN The country.
J. B. MARCHIST & CO.. Propriciors.
Central Depot, 3o4 Broadway, N. Y.
Jan 81, 1856.
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Ten Dollars Reward!

RROKE from Bloomshurg Jail on Saturday,
- night, January 26th, SAMUEL FULL.
MER, prisoner, aged about 30 years. He
is little below medium size. of regular form
in person, and when he left was dressed in
brown frock coat The above reward will
be paid for the arrest and delivery to the
Bloomsburg Jail of The said Samuel Fullmer.
by STEPHEN H. MILLER,
Bloomsburg, Jan %, 1856, Sheriff
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Distribution OF Prizes,

rENHE distribution of prizes drawn in E
u Unangs's Gift Enterprise, will be dis.
tributeo by Jesse G. Clark at his Book Store
in Bloomsburg, on the 10Th day of February
next, and The prizes will remain in his hands
forty days from that date, subject to be called
for at any day within that time
No property will be distributed unless the
tickets which drew the prizes is presented.
Circulars with a full statement of the draw
ing will be distributed
JESSE q. CLARK.
President ofthe Committee.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 90, 1856
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II Our Harrisburg correspondents report
that the repeal of the nJag law" will not pass
the Senate in its present sG ape. bHt will be
coupled with stringent license law. We
will be pleased 10 publish next week the
speech Of Harrison Wright Esq. upon the
subject.
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SPECIAL announcements Postmaster al
Harrisburg, has given notice, that provision
has been made for the payment of postage
on all matter addressed TO members of the
Legislature. Persons having occasion to
send mail matter 10 members, &c., will act
accordingly, and prepay or not, as is option
al with them.
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TIN SUNBuRY AND ERIE RAILROAD BRIDGES,
between Northumberland and Suntury, are
completed, and coal is now taken over the
road 10 Wiliamspor, Pa, and Emira and
other places in New York. The cars of the
Philadelphia and Sunbury Company, it is
said, are to be used in taking The coal fror,
the miues in Northumberland county to EI-
mira and intermediate places,
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-Aa Easton (Pa.) paper
states that an old man, a laborer, on soine
public Improvements near White Haven,
was beaten TO death by some others who
had struck for wages, and wanted to compel
the old man to join them in The strike. Three
or four of the party have been arrested.
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A Coon THIKo.--A correspondent of the
Washington Ueiou, who suosesibes himself
"An Old Whig,n says: Let not the Wings be
hnmb led because their parry has been swal.
lowed The whale swallowed Jonah; Jonah
was heard of afterwards, The whale never.
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More SNow.-For many years past there
has not been SO much snow upon the grourd
in this neighborhood as al present. This
"Wednesday morning the fine flakes fall
aga:n quite thick and fast.
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"JOHN DE YOUNG, Foreman

fV' Nearly one and half millions of dead
letters were opened at lhe office in Washing
ton, during the last quarter. Three thousand
letters, for that period, containing money 10
an amount exceeding SIS, 900, about seven.
eighlhs of which has been promptly reslolsd
10 its owners
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~ How will the Connecticut know moth
ings liks it, if tine Georgia Legislature shall
pass the law nov before il, that none but
three year citizens of that State shall ped
die clocks therein; penal.;S Sioo'-Bosfon
Post.
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sB Court will commence in this place on
next Monday. Those who have been in our
debt several years past for subscription and
advertising will find it a convenient season
for us 10 receive our pay.
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~ We are sorry 10 learn from the Potts.
vile Gosette that the County Commissioners
of Schuylkii who were elecled by the DEM
ocrats have proved 10 be Know Nottings.-
The Gasefte fearlessy opposes their treach-
erv
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APPROACHING ExEoUTIoN.-The time fixed
for the execution of Jacob Ambruster, now
under sentence Of death at Doylestown, Pa,
for the murder Of his wife, is Friday 18th
February.
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z The Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary OF
War has been elected United States Senator
by The Legislature of Mississippi on the first
ballot, for the term of g. years. This will ere
ate a vacancy in the Cabinet.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS letters of Administration were
w this day granted 10 the under
sisned, by the Register Of Wills o. Columbia
county, npon the estate Of Edwin Holmes,
late OF fishlnscreek township deceased; all
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make payment, aud those having claims
against The same 10 present than without de-
lay. MARY HOLMES,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Fishingcreek, Nov. &c, l755-6w.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

There will be public installation of off.
cers, Of the II. 0. of q. T." tomorrow night.
Feb. lst.; also public LECTURE. a, the
same time by the Rev. DAVID ]. WALLER.
~, The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
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Engraviugs for Newspapers
and Magazines.

THE subscriber has several thousand en-
cravings of various subjects and sizes, suiia.
BILE for illustrating newspapers and maga-
zines. He offers the use of them for taking
casts or printing, TO the editorial fraternity
on very moderate terms. Address,
JOHN FROST,
March 30, 1855. PHILADELPHIA
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u Georgia is nearly chequered by rail-
roads; and yet her debt is only Two million
six hundred and forty-four thousand two hun
dred and twenty. one dollars.
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BROKE JAiL.-The Sheriff offers a reward
for the arrest and delivery of Samuel Full.
mer, who was confined in Jail for breaking
into Charles Neyhard's store al Buckhom.
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The PREsnEscY.--The Democratic State
Convention OF Georgia, as well as Alabama,
has declared in favor Of the reelection Of
President Pierce.
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To- 5. M. PETTENGILL & Co., Advertising
Agents, No. 1l9 Nassau Street, New York.
and 10 State Street, Boston, are authorized 10
receive and receipt for advertisements and
subscription to This raper.
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B' Robert Hawley, Esq, of Muncy, has
been appointed Prolhonolary of Lycoming
county, in the place of George F, Boal, de-
ceased.
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% William Aiken, of South Caiolina, is
the richest member OF the present Congress.
His property is valued al Two millions of dol
lars, including over one thousand slaves.
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l must say, from my own experience and
personal observations in my practice, it has
proved 10 he the best and safest remedy for
the difficulties for which il is recommended
viz: those ol female weakness, such as Pro.
lapsus Uleri, Flour Albus, and all irregular
and painful menslrualion, and diseases of ir.
ri;a,ion OF the female organs.
D.. FoOTE, MD,
Syracuse, ~ Y.
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EY' STONE VS.. IRoN.-The town of Akron,
Ohio, is lighted with gas, by means of stoae
pipe, which is said 10 answer quite as well as
Iron.
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II Joshua X. Giddlngs, of Ohio entered
Congress in 1899, and is new the oldest men,
Der of the Lower House.
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READING ADLER-Ths "Berks County Bi.
BILE" is now 60 years old, and grows stronc
aud vigorous with age
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tB- The Botough debt of W;iKesbare is
about $4,000, ln is49 !; was sI1 900.
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The Annual Statement

OF county finances appears in onr columns
to-day, and will prove an item of interes, TO
our readers. The expenditures are about the
same in amount as last year.
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II Gov. BIeLER has authorised the Penn
syluaaiaa 10 state that he is fast friend oi
Mr. BUCHANAN for the Presidency.
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Prevail on medical men TO adop, il in their
practice and have no fears ol The result,
from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonaliy OF It's curative powers. wish the
medicine kept here.
T. {. HAWKINS, M. D.,
Waynesburg, Pa.
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TT EI'TER from the Hon. THEODORE FIRE
RA LINGHUYSEN, President of Rutgers Col
leye, n. j., 10 A. RaEney, No. 1876 Broadway
New York, Publisher Of Joknson's Philosoph
ical Charts:
New Brunswick, Dec. 10, 1855.
DEAR SIR: thank you for the Philosophi.
cal Charts. They furnish an admirable SUBJ
sliute Tor the far more expensive apparatus
These Charts hung on the walls of the schoo
room, in all which hope TO see them, will
spread before the scholar palpable llustra
ton of the grea, laws in Natural Philosophy
He will learn much of God from the work.
of His hand and The ordinances of His an
poinlmeui.
The small volume that comes with them
and little explanation by the teacher, vii
render the Charts one OF the most uscfu
means Of instruction.
Very respectfully yours,
THEODORE FRELlNGHUYSEN.
Mr.. A. Ranney.
There are ten charts in all, each measur
ing 81 by b2 inches, and the sci contains
altogether, about three hundred diagrams
Illustrative Of the most important outline
principles of The Natural Sciences. Beside
the essential diagrams found in The ordinary
text books, these charts contain several orr
ginal Illustrations, and possess the men
rarely found u school books-of being en-.
tirely original in plan and arrangement
They are, moreover, highly orn alnenal 10 a
school room, and obvste the necessity o
philos optical apparatus which would cos
from 3d. 900 10 $4,000.
Price OF the sci OF len charts, neatly col.
ored and mounted OH cloth, accompanied
with an explanatory key "a bonEd book)- $50
Neatly colored and mounted on thick pa.
per without cloth, including the key -. Is
IN sheets, plain, on thick paper, strongly
bonnd, including the key .......,....
Booksellers, Teachers, Agents, and all in.
lerested in Education, are respectfully re-
quesed 10 address the publisher, Adophus
Ranney, No. 1875 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Edilors copying the above shall
receive Nos. 8 and of The above series oil
Charts, which are on Astronomy and com.
plete in themselves, accompanied with the
key, postpaid. A. r.
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10 Builders and Others.

NMT ANTED, to establish an Agency for
Wv the sale Of Wood Mouldings, OF which
there are from SEQ 10 5000 worth used in ev.
cry house that is ent. Onr advantages, in
the use of Machine that will work whole
board into mouldings a, one operation, and
the large amount of capital employed by the
Company, enable us TO give liberal com.
mission. Pattern book furnished, containing
go patterns. Address
J. d. DALE,
Willow ST., above Twelfth, Phild'a
Jan l6, 1855.
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the Womb; Incidental Hemonhags, or Flood
ing; Painful Suppressed, and Irregular Men
situation, &c., with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted,) no mailer how Sc.
we're or how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced
by empty puffs and misreprese nations, nor
is it Intended that its present popularity shall
be sustained by any medium but lis merits
and the appreciation Of the public
PREFERENCES.
] feel il duty incumbent, upon myself 10
declare publicly The great blessing DR.. Mar
chsi's Uterine Calholicon has proved 10 me.
For two years my health was miserable;
was almost unable TO walk. Physicians pro-
nounced my case falling of the womb, extern
sive ulcera!ions, commencing with flour al
bus. The pains, irritation, prostraiion, &C.,
rendered life burden. In this miserable
condition, Or. f. p. Newland recommended
DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Catolicon. After la
king four bottles | found myself in perfect
health. Gratitude for my restoration makes
me ardenlly desire that all my sex, like
unfortunate, may find sure 'eliefitom this in
estimable medicine.
sGLIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
No. 10 West ST., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement; know TO be true,
F. p. NEWLAND, NJ. D.,
Utica, New York
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would be glad 10 have further supply,
as the medicine is becoming very popular,
and think will conlinue, as it has given re-.
lief in every instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Nit. Vernon. Ind.
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TT ETrER from the Hon. THEODORE FIRE
RA LINGHUYsEN, President Of Rutgers Col.
lese, n. j., TO A. Rarney, No. 1875 Broadway,
New York, Publisher of Joknson's Philosoph.
icnl ChnrfS.
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the. Of eei tain lands the States Of Indian. and inos
Included the yneepnes land district and TO CON
nue the land Office in said district Also the petition o. .hs
citizens OF Davies county Indiana, praying Tor The eontn1
Of the land Office yacrnnes Indiana, ana " sscsr
tain and lands ~ the States oi In
diana and laoi, formerly within The Nnesanes land aus
ct Aio, the pstiton Of citizens cf fsndsrbaIg ee1ny
Indiana praying for the Continuance OF the land Once ~ fn
eenne Indiana and and sdjus the titles 70 Ger
lands In the Of Indiana and Illinois, formerly In
cudrd In Nncennes land district Also the petition OF
Of Martin county Indians, praying for the oontine-
ance Of vnoennss Indiana and TO ascor-
and adust the titles 20 certain lands ~ the States Of In
diana and illinois, formerly nouded within the ineennos
land district Also the petition of citizens Of Dubois county
Indiana praying for the contnusocs OF the Office ~ Vim
eennes Iniana ascertain and adjust the titles TO GER
tain lands in OF Indana aud Illinois, within the
Vincepnos land district IS .0s..s :.
BY Mr.. PORTER memorial Of 500 ctlens o. hanni-
BAL Missouri in favor Of raroad rom tne Aunnuc ssss
10 Pacific referred TO the Select Committes Of
Thirteen that subject. . m
By Mr.. BROOKS The petition Of Mary T. Tiilman Who
three the Mexican war asking that
rovsion made for her BY special ast OF Congress re-
ferred 10 the Committee tensions. te. Z
BY Mr.. KIDwELL, Of Virginia The petition q ninety
citizens Of the county Of Preston Stats of ssgnia COB
dsusnng sPaAinoy systen " and aAk'-s
ress abolish the oce Of chaplain whsrsverh u May eAs
by its authority. pNs
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ser sale Four Haaarsd Negroes and Ton T.ea..nd
Acres Of c@as-l'sLs LaIa an Dallas aad rssTy
IN the Monday in April be 7h) viii SELL Al Cahawba
Ds-A county Ala % me highest bdder, cash, slbs
dred aad nf key negroes also my Others long An
win SELL any during this year AZ pdvate SALE Ear
each nr HUNDRED nssToss n
uy titua .blacs aad ineIaapg the nine
King psaaio" aissa. rsss h%s hsdoa Eoa
es. = Holmes rlaee ard ,he Cross Road" ali Of which,
e'esasy improved beaorfu adjoining
acres attached dwelling house, ocss, oatboases
saanas saasa &c u &c asr al 10 hs rate condition. Thee plana
miles above Moeiie and ~ 10 Aiahams
"eh az all seasons naygaov far seanboas Near no,
sand aeie including hu paala,ious
Mooss,e railroad ana on lhis body land about fourteen miles
road wih me srlna rad, 10 and , which depot me
miles, mites distant, oss winch within
a mns o. he city q sss These panlaions are - tue highest
nils neeIo eabins shops, slsbes assan wrs se sc Ae
1900, oc aeres give much opened
Nood lard 70 each ei as be ded ad with without s
tossssou Of he ahoss snd n.coes viii be gwen 70
u sola previous Monday December
ner,oes may ih, be unsold.
or ho.e inr 10 c"snae ., 10 sssvs in ,bs eyaop IN ca,
tn bss hesn denlt for years past 70 mad plantation he
there iurse uunprov.d
Thst piantro are, rriy, facilities atop,
growing Know personal investigation
the Satisfaction OF the Union
healthy than the of Alabama.
will also se privately, cash
uiy improved residences The ciy m selma and several
valuable aad large blocks Of bck buildings
banking honses, &c., &c.
Alsu, desirable
tracts OF land N and contiguous Selma.
As about 80 head Of hodsd hsss anons which are The eee
hratrd Brown Dck brood
stations, gedinss co aud hiesa Of them from very best
raciig
Among trainer, verai COED riders
and excet cooks, house
further particulars address the W NJ Byrd
Selma; w NJ. couuiy,
Alabama The plantations will all desi
rabie information those wish make nses
tguion of the premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
sELaA, Alabama, Feb. H. 1855.
l9-d2mG
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49, hhNb WARRANT. Public notice hereby given
n'crd = apply totht c0rnssane ~ Pensions a Wash
as'Dn sp immedsg after rrpiraon NJ weeks tic
aAe, ~ duplicate land -n ~ lssa vsrfsnl
ief Ip acres, Which William n johns,
10 ~ gay ~ fehrusy s5a
,esnr Usiisd STATES nf.nY upder o
~ 1897 and which sauerfly losi by accident hay
N een orn overheard from ths Ohio
hsT Tsna~nsc'orn, nlfrois, and destroyed,
WILLIAM n. johns,
f@b-lswfv ny Richard NJ. Young, his Attorney.
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The VI person esAss sIis.s
hs P-ssss.s VI shs ssssesip.ioa ,. asssAes
Drtsni subscribers 6y letter.
Of which ala b. assumed elves IN ~
safe ls4nss aisxioA
The COUNTRY PAPER paDlsned li ~oskg during tae Aoa
sioas % Cong eos, and semi wsskiy during
Subscriptions fo period lsss year viii b received
term proroslioned The above
ny-PosTaAsTERs authorized agents and
Jy rsndinx us rvs 800 saeesed,
tlod a copy srais.
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N Broosss Engah ard TTsnoh BoaTsfns Day school,
Seven ButdrEr, No 19s PenHsVtranig
rHE will Monday,
Il February 4, Isa6.
IA y Instruction French lsugv-Ks By lady
Gently resides IN Inc family me hhe branches of
Rnsh under the especial chy of ss BROOKE nnd rvey
rs,an Jan N-ead2~
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Medical Card.

noCToR sTANIsLAs HEENlsZ regular praeunoner Of honuo
pshy Ofce and Fourteenth streets Consnta
tons fran 10, n. o. 2, o. - .
Doctor sar,ns Herniz having returned from Europe with I'm
proved health practice OF his profession
l.. Doceur pare Frascas
Der Doctor spriciu DeHfsch.
III Doctor hahla Espanol
Doftors psrla ftsliano.
Inp 70 AIR
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THIS 4. n, s,xe motto. ts., IN. Subscriber ba n oh

THIS ss give notice that the subscriber ha d OBJ
orphans Washington eeuHy, the
District o Columbia ers administration personal
Illinois.
sins said dec-ssed hereby warned
exhibit subscriber
February storxfsr
by sw be excluded ffsma q Of sid
Given under hand day of February, 1885,
Feb y2-Iaw3w HEsRY MAY, Adalnisunfor.
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VHis % give n.fice that the sub-er,ber hath OBJ
sned rom the Washington county, IN the
nse' ~ Columbia ietsers of -annrtsn the p~sonsi
~ o. tdn"nd Ls-. lircis. asc~ssrd Al
soa btvnI claims said hereby warned
fsieh e With thereof m. s.hsrrihe ON
ors the nn~iscih day nf oihsTvs-
sw ss ttciuded n0u ~ benefit a 'hs said estate.
Sven under hsnd this nineteenth dsy ef February s6
FAh-law3w HRNRY MAY, Adnsgnistrator,
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NOTICE is hereby given thst WI. apply 70 the
~ asrcse of y" acre
ard hosnw under The law of ofsepmes
1850, o sl2s,
which which hss newnr been asred
Jan i9-Iawsw John ROSS
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AZ l. MOORE is prepared 90 furnish ths best white
and rcd ssh coal q R snd Cumboand coal u Al tnd
10 bis casiaEnefp NJ the lowest marker prices
1880 pounds guaranteed he ton.
Hickory. oak, snd pine wood = low prices.
rood article and full relied In al
YARD rs side sh street, between and 2, Opposite Old
aaRd
Nov 3g--FTBThH
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To sIember, Of Congress, and others.

Don RENTA 6 class furnished dwelling house, built in ib
modern with coevenrbces of wser, &C
with and conif-rt
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