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!. ould open them and let

blood IN his veins h~
it out" l1s9s, he changed his
Ind md became full blooded democrat, and
ran for Congress as the democratic candidate,
and was elected by virtue of General Jackson's
popularity. He was afraid to run second
term. ana he declined. In 1915, he became
Secretary of State, under Folks administra-
ton, and consented to give away about half OF
the Territory of Oregon to the British govern
ment, after he had proven that they had not
spark of title to it.
ssHe cxtolled the Federal Administration of
John Adams, and endorsed the abominablc A
lien and Sedition laws of the federal reign OF
terror He bitterly denounced the Adminls-
traton of that pure Democrat, James Madi-
son. and ridiculed what he termed the ioiies
of Thomas Jefferson.
ain 1919 at a meeting in Lancaster, he re-
ported resolutions fayoring resistance to the
extension of Slavery, and the admission of the
State of Missouri as a Slave State.
s.In ls47 he wrote to the democracy of Berks
County, saying that the Missouri Compromise
had given peace to the country. and that in
stead of repeating it, he was in favor of It's eX-
tension and maintenance.
eIu 1850 in a letter to Col. Forney, rejoic-
ing over the settlement of the slavery agita-
tion by the passage of the Compromise Moa-
sures during Fillmore's Administration, and
hoping that before a dissolution of the Union
that he might be gathered to his fathers, and
! never be permitted to witness the sad catas-
/ trophc.
s.In 1852 hc wrote TO Mr.. Leake, of Firgi-
! MIA, concerning Fillmore's Compromise Mea-
! sures of 1850, which had been passed by Con-
! gress and said ''that the volcano has been ex-
| tinguished, and the man who would apply the
! frebrand to the combustible materials still re-
naming will produce an eruption that will o.
verwhelm the Constitution and the Union.''
ssOn the 2Sth OF December, 1855, about six
! months ago, Mr.. Buchanan, in n letter to John
| Slidcll, of Louisiana, saws: The Missouri
| Compromise is gone, and gone forever. 1t has
| departed. The time for it has passed away,
| and the best, nay, the only mode now left OF
| putting dotcm the fanatical and reckless spirit
of abolition at the North is 10 adhere to the
existing settlement without the slightest tho'
or appearance of wavering and without re
gardlnS any storm MhiCh may DC i@-s"u d
gainst it.''
There is the way James Buchanan, the nom
inee OF the Democracy, appears on the record
This will suffice to give the public an insigh
into the opinions which he has entertained a
different periods, and enable them 10 judge o
how much dependence can be placed in maj
who seems to have been more remarkable 70
consummate fact in changing position, thar
for anything else.
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WONDERS OF TIE TELEGRAPH.-SiDcc the
restoration of peace in England, the line of
submarine telegraph has been extended to ST.
Petersburg, so as to establish the means of in
stantaneous communication between London
and that capital, the length of wire being 200
miles. The communication is carried on by
means of the printing telegraph, and sinlulta-
neously with the touch of the finger On the in
strument at ST. Petersburg, indicating the let
tcrs of the alphabet to be transmitted, they
appear on a similar instrument at the Strand
station in London. This is perhaps the most
striking achievement in the art of telegraph
ing vet accomplished.
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Gazette says that the Government of Great
Britain has issued orders that no military corps
from New York, or any part OF the United
States, shall be permitted to land on the Can
ada side, with muskets, rifles, swords or pis-
tolls, or any war-lke instruments. Any COM
pany DESTROYS to visit Canada during the sum-
mer, can leave their arms at Niagara Falls,
and cross when they please as citizens.
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PAY TO-DAY. AND Trust TG-M0RR0H
rE,HE OLD CoRNER STORE OF

fbhtE OLD GUNNER STORE OF
= 4. NJ HILLS Is JUST NOW
BENG GRAINED with choice selection Of
seasonable goods,
AT THE PURCHASERS OWN PRICES
READY-MADE CLOTHING in great variety and
Of the choicest qualities.
\ large variety of choice DRESS SILKS, which
Will be sold at city prices.
Some beautiful GRAPE and Summer BROCHAE
Shswls. which viii be sold very low.
BOOTS 4 SHOES in great variety lower than
they have ever been offered in this county
FANCY GOODS extremely low in price and Of
the most beautiful patterns
CALIC0ES al 10 CENTS per yard warranted
fast eo,Ors and full width.
PLEASE GALL end crzmiae ny STOCK
brfoTs purchasing elSesrhcrs READY PAY
IS Efy motto ard flLLy Determined 10 sell a
L-EI-T-L-E L-O-IV-E-R than any ons eisr
Notwithstanding ''20 a.. Je7AS s-orth 4O.''
All kinds Of marketing boards and shingles ia
ken in exchange for goods
y b 4 few beautiful Gold Brooches and Gents
Breast-pins, gold and silver hunting-case pateut
lever watches, dc. very low for the Ready Khino
2. S.
Just call at your leisure. I've got goods enough
to do You all 50 that can't get head of another
juncll, '55-H A. VI. HILLS.
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The Convention then adjourned. At nine
O'Clock on Friday it re-assembled, and after
the preliminary business was disposed of, pro
ceeded to take the 18th ballot, with the fol-
lowing result:
Buchanan 1851; Pierce 81 Douglass 1Is5 !;
CaSs A.
The Buchanan men shrieked with delight,
and upon the name of Franklin Pierce being
here withdrawn, more cheers were given. 4
10th ballot was then taken, with the following
result buchanan les, Douglass 12I, Cass 6.
On the 18th ballot, Buchanan received 296
votes. and declared the unanimous choice of
the Convention. So James Buchanan is the
candidate of the Democratic party for Presi-
dent. John c. Breckenridge, of Kentucky
was chosen as the candidate foT Vice Presi-
dent.
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TEXAS DEBT.-The Washington Star states
that the TreasuryDepartment paid on Monday,
Tuesday and to IL o'clock on Wednesday last,
to the creditors of the late Republic of Texas,
under the act OF Congress of the 2Sth of Feb
-ruary, 1856, the sum OF S4, 359,52 12. 1t will
be recollected the amount appropriated was
81 $50, 600.
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To PERIODICAL PUBLIsHERs.-Thc editor of
the Washington ID. c. Spectator designs TO
publish, about August next, list of all the
periodicals from monthlies to dailies in the u
nited States-embracing California and the
Territories-with terms and general character,
SO far as he ascertain them.
To aid in making up his list, and in carry
ing out his further plan he invites all publish
ers to send him three copies of their publica-
ton, first issued after the fourth of July, Cor
such as shall contain fullest accounts Of the
occurrences of that day.) These he proposes
TO bind-oae sett TO be fled in the Congress
sional Library-one in the Library of the
Smithsonian Institution-the other for his
own sinctum.
He also requests this notice may be inserted
once, or more times, in the editorial columns
OF his contemporaries. Those publishers who
give it place and send him copy of their
papers containing it, will be furnished with a
copy of the list when published
WAsHIsGIoS, D. c, Nav Sd. 1856
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A MBRoTYPEs, DAGUERREoTYpEs &C.


IA MR- W I. PuRvI.ScE, PHoToGR APHrsT,
begs leave to announce 10 the citizens of Curwens
Vile and vicinity, that he has opened Ambsotype
Rooms at - In Curwensyllle where he viii be
happy TO receive the calls of Ladies and gentle
men, whether they wish pictures not, The Am
brotype may be regarded the re ;fh1S ultra Of
the photogenic art. and is rapidly superseding ey
cry other style of picture wherever Introtuced--
Its briliancy Of tone, beauty OF finish dciicacy of
expression and deep iustre of drapery. have won
for ii the highest enconiums of the people and
press evervwhere. Combining the highest artis-
lie beauty with absolutely UNFdDING DU-
RdBILTTTi il must take the place of all 9TH
or processes 1t is also worthy of mention tina.
MIR. Purviance s0sS Nor TecsrSe his pictures
Landscapes, Views of residences, &C., taken IN
the highest style of the art Paintings, Dagucrre-
otypes ard engrsyings beautifully copied at rea-
sonahle prices 70 SmaIl children taken by an
INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS, with uner-
ring certainty and accuracy. Ambrotvpes
beaAfif1,lky ooioFsi if desired No differences on
account of dark cloudy weather. So Please
call soon, I shall be able to remain but week
or ten days jGnell-'56
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WAGON TRAIN FOR KANsAs.-Fifty families
left Wisconsin on Thursday week for Kansas
overland. They were in covered wagons
The evening before departure, while encamp-
ed on the prairies near the town, they had
meeting, which was attended by number OF
their friends
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''SHERIFF JONES' has entirely recovered
from the effects Of his wound 1t has been
ascertained tia; there was ball in the pistol
used for his attempted assassination tina, he
has only been 'splaying possum," and that the
pretended seriousness of his injury was al
lie and humbug. Brownsville Clipper.
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CoSNEcTIcUr has state debt of 1864, and
some of the presses there sound the alarm
For thrift and economy OLD Connecticut is GER
taiHly model state.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-11

a FIRE occurre i at ST. Paul, Minnesota, 8
few days since, which destroyed property TO
the amount of $40, 600. No insurance.
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EBON, IRON THE Undersigned has jus;
L received. At the shop OF T Mills, the corner
Of Locust and Third streets. in the Borough Of
Clearfeld, large assortment Of Ro5tsaa, Sqsr1rr
and Fiat BAR IRON, OF all sizes, which he will
sell at rs low prices as il can be purchased any
whore in this county.
ieII-55-3m BENJAMIN SPACkMAN
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New Advertisements.

CARD.-A. VI. HILLS, would respectfully
- inform his friends and patrons, that he viii
visit Phillipsburg on the week coming, 10Th June,
prepared to attend to all operations in the dental
line, and viii consequently be absent from his O.
nee in Clearfeld, during that week ieil56-2t
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NHUsLIS, at cenrsp pS. .,.rpne 1s, zoa. !,
I'M cash store. e -
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NOTICE.

THE taxables of Columbia county are
hereby notified that an appeal from the Til
ennial assessment, will be held by the Com
missioners at the following places, 10 wit:
Catawissa and Franklin-At the house of
Jacob Dyer, in Cattawssa, April 81, 1856.
Locust, Conyngham and Roaringcreek-
At the House of David Reinbold, in Nums.
dia, April %, 1856
Maine & Beaver--At the house of Isaac
YeueI, in Mainville, April 90, 1856.
Miffiin-At the house of John Keller in
Mifflinvil!e, April "a, 1856.
Briarcreek and Cenlre-At the Rising Sun
Hotel in Berwick, April %, 1856.
Mt. Pleasant and Orange-At The house of
John Snyder in OrangeviIle, April 26, 1856.
Hemock and Monionr-At The house Of
Geo. L. Shoemaker in Buck Horn, April 2s.
1856.
Madison and Pine-Al the house of Keif.
fer Smith in Jerseytown, April 80, 1856.
jackson and Greenwood--At the house of
w. A. Kline in Rohrsburg, April 30, 1856.
Sugarloaf, Benton and Fishingcreek-At
the house of John ]. Stiles in Benton, May
I, 1856
Bloom and Scotl--At The Court House in
Bloomsburg, May 2, 1856. ......
When and where all persons who may
consider themselves aggrieved by said as.
sessment are requested 10 attend if they
think proper. R. c. FRUIT,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Clerk.
Bloomsburg, March 90, '56
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Traverse Jurors

FOR MAY T ERM, 1856.
Bloom-Martin C. Woodward, Stephen
Knorr, M. X. Appleman, Charles Thomas
A. C. Mensch.
Briercreek-Levi Bredbenner, G. A. Bean,
Peier Hayman, Isaao Bower.
Cattawissa-S. B. Deimer.
Cen;re-John Hill, Jacob Hill, Daniel Hart.
man.
Hemlock-John WinDer, Matthias S. APP
pIemaH, Samuel Brugler, Reuben Folk
Jackson-John Ranlz.
Locust-Jacob Fisher, sr, Obadiah Camp.
bell, Daniel Leiby, John Reihbold, Jonathan
Hogeland,
Mount Pleasant-John C. Worden, Peter
Jacoby, Andrew Grouse.
Mathematician Miller.
Orange-David Achenbacb, John Remley
Pine-George Stackhouse.
Roaringcreek-DanieI Gearhar'.
Scoll-Robert Hagenbuch, James Wright
ugarloat-John Fritz, Henry c. Hess, Da.
vid Lewis.
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List of Causes for Trial at
NAV Term. 1886.

/. Pe,e, MeIick ct al. Us Samuel F. Head.
ley e al
2. A. B. Hllliard U.s. Daniel Sponenberg.
8. William B. Pelerma1 Us. George Paint.
er and his wife.
d. George Omen U.s. Andrew Grouse.
s. Eli freeman Us. Henry MarIZ.
6. John Gerling Ell al. as. Charles F. Mann
7. Alexander Edgar Us. Daniel f. Seiber
8. Samuel L. McCnock et al Us. Samuel
F. Headley.
Q. William Rooms Us. George L. Kline Ell al
10. William Rooms ps. George l.. Kline.
II. C. C. Baldy U.s. Daniel Sponenberg.
~. James V. Hart ct al. Us. David McKin.
ney.
10. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
et al. Us. Peter Billmeyer.
ID. Thomas II. Wilson U.s. Samuel F. Head
is. Daniel Kestenbader Us Jacob Stein.
16. PAilip Cooper Us. William Sloan:
II. Frederick Beale's Ex. U.s. Philip Win.
ters,een.
IS. Benjamin Peterman Us. Andrew Lau'
bach.
10. Jonathan Masteller Us. Benjamin F
Hartman.
20. The Boomsburg Railroad lion Co. Us
Edmund Crawford.
81. The Township of Briercreek Us. Angus.
tus B. Pesrce.
22. W.Iism SloSn loSn,,ss rs zphilin hill G9oessfS,notr
Bettle. -
"a. Samuel Giddis ct al Us. Allied McClure's
administrator. -.,.t. :.
25. jeremiah H. Harman Us. Andrew Nal.
e4t com. A..3
2e. Joseph Slackhouse Us Gilbert Fowler.
27. Amos Ellis Us. Dier Morse. s.sg
90. Charles Hill Us. Enoch Riltenhouse.
90. Adam Kline ct. al. Us. Charles F. Mann
81, Ell. al. ..,r.ssY
40. Jane M. Berninger Us. w. A. Kline.
30. Alalanc,hon Baker ps. Richard Torby.
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GRI!k!Yaoopz GR
he spring and summer Trade comprising,

For the spring and summer trade comprising
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy Silk veslings.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Casbmerettes
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks, all qualities.
Barege De LANES and Challi Bareges.
Plain Pink. Blue and Green-De LANES.
Bombazne Finish Black Alpacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams.
Worked Collars, and Linen Handkerchefs.
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Calicoes of all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheeling.
Bleached and Unbleached Mnslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers.
Besides a large assortment OF Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds oil
Groceries, Hardware, &C., which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call at the old stand
corner of Main and Market streets.
~ FLOUR s. FEED always on hand
and Tor sale at the lowest market price, fol
CASH ..i A. c. MENSCH.
Bloomsburg, April 2, 1856.
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TREAsURER.s SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS.

OF UN SEA I E ID ]. DIS.
A GREEABLY 10 the provisions of an Act
a of Assembly, entitled an act directing
the mode of selling Unseated Lands for tax
%.oh s pos bs orbe, ns supre
ments thereto, passed the 18th day of March,
1917; goth day Of March, 1921; and. 9th
day OF March, 1847, The Treasurer of the
County of Columbia, hereby gives notice to
all persons concerned therein, that unless the
county, Road, School, and State taxes due
on the following tracts of Unsealed Lands,
situate in Columbia county, are paid before
the day oil sale, the whole or such parts Of
each tract as will pay the taxes and costs
chargeable thereon, will be sold at the Couri
House, in Bloomsburg, county Of Columbia,
on the second Monday of June next, 1856,
and be continued by adjournment, from day
10 day, for arrearages of taxes due said coun.
ty, and the cost accrued on each tract respec-
lively,
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SHERIFF's OFFICE, .. !
Bloomsburg, Feb. 9, 1856. (
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To Those Wanting Cheap Clothing.

/. -3GoSB&5EGEovE AyGn8AAIeo dS CSaeo1e 33
offered in ToWN Having attention the selection of tn:i entire
all those wishing buy by giving call We have all
LADIES DRESS GOODS, tt4a- 5Pe.
WHITE KINDS Collars, Spencers
bands and trimmings edngs bonnet ribbons in large variety vel
All kinds SHAWLs brocae Bay State Waerv black silk
BOOTS MEN WOMAN CHLDREN
We have Hats and Caps latest fashions We have also Hard
table
oil cloths BASKETS Mu fanne tckngs Diapers wengs
drnlng abundance .e
We the public generally before purchasing else
where Prices undesod
o
Bloomsbury .. a. .. ..
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AUDITORS Notice.

Estate Of Jacob r. Hooer, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and
all others interested, that Robert F. Clark,
auditor, appointed by the Orphans Cour, OF
Columbia County, TO distribute The assets in
the hands of Lewis Yeiter, administrator Of
jacob R. Hover, deceased, will at.
tend 10 the duties of his appointment al the
house OF Jacob Dyer, in Cailawissa, at IL
O'Clock, NJ, of Monday, the 2sth day Of
April next. 1870.
ROBERT F. CLARK,
March "a, 1856. Aud,tor.
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GRAND JURORS

FOR MAY TERM 1856.
Bloom-Edward Hartman, George Wea
yer, Joseph w. Henderson,.
Briercreek-John Connor, ,Jr
Centre Joseph E. Fredericks.
Frankln--William Rohrback.
Greenwood-James Manning.
Hemlock-H. w. McReynods, Isaac Lei
dy. ..-
F. Jackson John Yorks.
Locusl-Benjamin Wagner, Clark Stewart,
William Hughes, John Llndenmu,h.
Mount Pleasant-Amos Haycock, Joseph
Crawford, William Miller.
Miflin-Nalhan Snyder.
Montour-Joseph Mouser.
Madison-John ReichaH.
Orange-Peter P. Kline, Benjamin Jones.
Pine-Isaac Tyler, Isaac Lyons.
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DENSLOW g. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Hnd WHoleSufe Dealers IN all Kinds "
Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco

dHU HHUItSuIe DeuIeTS tH uH ENIuS "
Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco
M ANUFACTU2ED Tobacco, and Foreign
Nl and Domestic Segars, 81 South Front
Street, Philadelphia. importers of fine Ha-
wanna SegaIs of the choices, growlhs of the
Vuella-Abajo.
A large assortment Of which are kept con.
sta ntly on hand, and for sale at email advance
Consignmenls respectfully solicited, on which
liberal advances will be made when desired.
N. b. Special attention s iven TO orders
for purchase on commission. If tobacco, as al.
SO every description of Mech andise, for &C.
couat Of parties living at distance from this
market. ...t .-4s lr,ss..B
Sole Agent for F. A. Goe'ze's Celebrated
German Smoking Tobacco, comprising thirty
different varieties. s'-" ~ 'h''
Philadelphia, April q, 1855. Tyr.
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6z9aUnaacn IDuacaEon9s GS Oados
:ibGH HAVE RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
Fashionable Spring g. Summer Clothing!

Exchange Block
FRoCK, DRESS BOX, SACK, CLOTH COATS
ndfan
Working Also
shirts Pocket and Neck Handkeche Stocks Soa all kinds gentle
se1& RgstB IADIGgS
Handkeche and Notions sach Rings Breast Gold and
a we'll of Accoron
Boomsburg April 8, 1885, - S DREIFUSS g. Co.
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FRcorAMAT1cN.

NOTICES hereby given that the
several Courts Of Common Pleas, Gen.
eral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
Orphans Court. Court ofOyer and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County of Columbia, TO commence at
the CoURT HOUSE, IN BLooMsBuRe, ON
Monday, the 9Th Day of May next,
TO CONTINUE ONE WEEK.
I sThe Coroner, Justices of the Peace e.
Constabies, in and for,the county of Co.
lumbia ARE requested to be then and there
in their proper persons. with their rolls,
records, inquisitions, and other remem-
brances, 10 do those things to their sew
eral Offices appertaining to be done.
And all witnesses prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any pris-
oner, are also requested and commanded
10 be then and there attendingin their pro-
per persons to prosecute against him, as
shall be just-and not TO depart without
leave at their peril. Jurors are request.
ed to be punctual in their attendance, at
he time appointed agreeable TO their no.
tices,
Given under my hand at Bloomsbury the
9TH day Of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fiftv.six, and the Independence Of the
United States of America the 10Th.
STEPHEN ii. MILLER. M,H
fGod save the Commonwealth
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministraiion upon the estate OF Isaac r.
Davis, late of Beaver township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted 10 the
undersigned residing in franklin township in
said county. All persons indebted 10 the said
estate are requested 10 make payment with.
ont delay, and those having accounts against
the estate 10 present them Tor settlement TO
ri.fH, b. p. FORTNER,
. Franklin twp, March 90, '56. Admr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration with The will annexed upon
the estate Of John Btner, late of Locust Twp.
Columbia county deceased, have been grant
ed 10 the undersigned residing also in Locust
township. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the said estate are requested to
make payment without delay, and those who
have claims against the decedent to present
them for settlement TO -, +
MARY BITNER,'
PETER BITNER,
nuH'rS, WttH me tUtH d2nered,
Locust township, April 5. 1866.