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Snow Storm and Cold

For two days past we were "in search OF
knowledge under difficulties" until some.
times we thought the Superintendent and all
knowledge oil him would be buried under
sHow.dfift; or with horse, sleigh and buff
falo be carried off over the hills in the vic.
lent rage Of a snow-cloud. Into one school.
house the Storm seemed 10 follow us, for
clouds of snow came in through the cresices
of the floor above, and at the sides. The
scholars will not suffer from breathing viii
ated air in that house, and we did not think
it necessary TO speak of Physiology there.
On the second day, upon The homeward
route, the sport Of driving five minute miles
was checked by the miniature snow-moun
tains iha, made US often think OF Capt. Kane
and his Northern adve ntures. One informant
reported the thermometer al 2I degrees be.
lQy zero, and "the mercury almost foSe." Ac.
Ncsrding TO HE reeoId II had not bgeu co cold
: within The last fifteen years.
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~ @A@RIBMa


On the LIST of January, 1856, by Rev. f. A.
Sharrells, Mr.. DAVID BRowN, Of Nam twp :,
and Miss DoRoTHEA BRowN, Of Mffliu town.
ship, Columbia county.
On the 9Th of December, by the Rev. w.
Goodrich, Mr.. JOHN F, HUTcHisoN of Blooms
burg, and Miss REBECcA BRIGHT, Of Fishing
creek township, Columbia county.
In Huntington, by Rev. E. Wadsworih, on
the lsl inst, Mr.. j. ALBERT Beers, of Rock
port, Carbon county, TO Miss REBEccA TRES
coTT, of the former place.
By the same at Huntington, on the 81 inst,
Mn. WM. ASH, and Miss MARY A. SMITH,
both of Benton, Columbia county.
On the 81 inst, III Beaver Valley, Columbia
County, by the Rev. |. BAIL, Mr. JOSEPH
SHUMAN, and Miss ELIZABETH BREpBENDER,
both of that place.
In Bloomsburg, on New Years evening,
by the Rev. E. A. Shauelts, Mr WILLIAM +.
ERASMUS, and Miss MARTHA JANE TERwILLI-
GER, all of this place.
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LIQUOR LAW IN CARBoNDALE.-Last week
court was held al Carbondale, and among
ether business, eight indictments under the
new liquor law were presented to the Grand
Jury who returned two of them not true
bill, and the others were Withdrawn. The
Transcript says:
"There are about one hundred groggeries
in this p'ace-every 'shaniy' in, fact being a
rum hole,-al selling intoxicating liquors in
defiance of law, but The great difficulty seems
10 be in obtaining undoubted evidence ofthe
fact You cannot get the frequenters Of these
'dens' 10 be proper wilnesses-they won't
swear 10 the truth"
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Shakspeaie's Heroines.

Ilis remarkable that hedaughlers OF Shak S.
peare with whom we are most acquainted,
Desdemona, Juliet, Jessica, Hero, Miranda,
Rosalind, Celia, and Porlis, have neither
brother nor sister. Each Of them is The only
child Of her parents. Ophela has no sister.
With the exception of Juliet, they are all
motherless. Although Lady Capulet talks OF
her old age, being warned TO sepulchre,
she was but lwen'y-eight when she proposed
10 her daughter the acceptance of Paris'
hand. There is no oonfding love, nor affec-
tionate intercourse between Juliet and her
mother. On the contrary, she is reserved
and secret, keeping her stranger to her
thoughts, Lady Macbeth stands distinctive.
y apart from The other females of Shaks.
peare, knowing NO kin, as if auhoress OF
herself; yet she is restrained by reveren,ial
| awe, when, intent on evil, she casts her ewes
upon'Ihe image of her sleeping father. Jes.
sica is nsensble 10 any such touch Of natu-
raj tenderness. The daughters of Lear, with
oil their deformily, scarcely surpass her in
cruelty and impiely. She betrays her father,
4
plumbers his house, bears off his family re.
membranes, elopes with his enemies and
the enemies of her race. Even The ring of
Leah, on which che knew his old age do,ed,
she profaneiy exchanges for monkey, and,
in the end, consorts and feasis amidst exul-
taiions over his overthrow and ruin. Desde.
mona is an unkind daughter. She deceives,
and clandestrely, in the night, deserts her
fathers house for the "sooly bosom of a
Moot" The match. was mortal 10 him,
grief of it broke his heart. In all her subse.
quent career, in sunshine and in storm, and
even in the last memorable evening in her
bed-chamber, alone with Emelia, when her
thoughts recnr 10 her childhood and the
memories OF her mother and her mothers
maid Barbara rise up before her, she has not
tear, nor word of pity or tenderness, or
even thought for her neglected and Ian
gushing father. .....
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County Finances.

On last Monday lte County Commission.
ers and Auditors met at The CounHouse to
make the annual settlement. They found
every fact and figure plain and clear--in per-
feet order and precision. With the help OF
Messrs. Lee and Fruit as Clerks Of the two
Boards, every item was examined and The
settlement finished on Tuesday evening. 10
some counties no larger than Columbia the
work occupies from two 10 four weeks.
Tho finances of Inc county are found in a
fair. condition for while several expensive
bridges have lately been built, and The rate
Of taxation very low, the county is only s47O
in debt to the Treasurer, and there are large
amounts of lax yet outstanding for collec
tion. ,,.t..-.-.. .....,s. +.
Esquire Harris will now act as Treasurer.
The new Auditors Eessrs. Phillips and De.
mott showed al the settlement that they un.
derstood their business. .. +.. H..
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A Sad Spectacle.


The present House Of Congress presents a
sad spectacle of 'Americanism' 10 the friends
of republicanism through the world Diani.
fed legislators toy anu squabble for weeks
over the few dollars patronage tina, hang up.
on a-Speaker's. favor. 6 AT this rate il will
soon come to be burning shame and dis.
grace for man TO be a, Congressman but
the great mischief is the destruction of all
public confidence in the purity of our laws,
and IN the fair administration of Justice. To
be beneficial the administration of justice
must be, like Caesars wife-above susp;.
Cion and when the very fountain head looks
90 muddy and impure as now, there can be
none Of that glowing and earnest oatr;ot;sm
in the mass of the people which has given
10 the Republic iis strength and dignily-
Both a. home and abroad, the country loses
respect.
And is this dmeicanism This desecralion
OF the highest legislative place in the Repub-
lics This gambling by the long month for
spoils, while the public business goes beg
gins This offer of bribes--frst in fright
denied, and then owned TO have been made
asa good jest? This uiaing play Of daIlancs
threats, coquetlry and ireachery? May Heav-
en- protect America from spirit so fell and
foul +! May lbe children of America never
learn that men have dared with impunily 10
do such deeds insihe name of Liberty And
may the men of America heed The loud
warning that comes up from the tens of dark
ness, and from the foul cloisler oil the Amer
lean political Iesuils
The true hearted Democrats stand firm as
rock; while the factious majority fall back
dismaysd al every shock-as weak and ligh,
as the foam which the spent wave in anger
throws on its invincible foe. The true rep.
Iesentalives Of the peoples cause are in the
minority by numbers but ..,.......s
'Thriceishe armed who hath his quarrel Just !"
for might and manliness are in an hone 81
cause, while "ihe wicked flee when no man
pursuelh."
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Montour Items.

There are twelve churches in Danville.
A course of popular lectures is published
in the upper room Of the Danyille Academy.
The Welsh choir is acquiring coasidera.
BILE popularity for its practice of vocal mu.
sic.
Wild turkeys and deer were observed OH
Montours Ridge. .... ..s. ...
He having no children, the large estate OF
the late John +. Deu, of Derry, goes 10 the
heirs at law tweniy-four tracts of his land
are now in partition.
Four persons were convicted, al last Court,
of violations of license laws.
The late Martin Billmy er, OF Liberty twp
left l2 children, and (says the Inelligencer)
furnished more hickory poles for the Democ
racy 10 raise than any other man in the re-.
gion.
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n Womon Swimming The Mississippi -LIoyd's
forthcoming Steamboat Directory gives a
thrilling instance Of the necessity of women
knowing how TO swim. When the i'll faled
Ben Shanord was in flames on the Missis.
sip9i river, and the lady passengers who had
thrown themselves into the water were drown
ing a:ound the boat, the wife of Captain Cas-
lleman jumped into the river with her infant
in her arms, and swan ashore, a distance Of
half a mile, being the only woman saved oul
OF sixten. h'a'
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A Fine sIeighing-song.


For such sleighing parties as that which
paid Danville visit on last Friday night
and those of more juvenile character we
suggest that the following sleighing song
will make excellent music. Let about seven
"couple" get packed into a large sled box,
the inlerstices well filled up with buffalo.
robes, aud, without much regard TO Mr..
Bradbury's rules of music, you can sing ic
chime with the bells, or to The good old air o
"SoME LOVE TO ROAM.n- ~.
How swift we 70
Thro' the sparkling snow, --
In The moonbeam's silver glance,
ARA out glad song swells,
While the iing ling bells p.
keep time with our proud sieeds' prance
And The hollow glen,
Sends back again,
Our laugh and glad halloo:
While The diamond spray
Flies every way,
And the moonlight flashes thro'.
IT'S cold tonight,
But these eyes SO bright,
A glow on the young heart she'd.
And these lips that move
To the tones of love,
With the smile of pleasure spread
Then onward speed, .ssse
While the snorting sleed .a
Shakes The spangels from his name,
We'l Join in The fight
OF the elves of night,
Aud love and delight shall reign.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.


New YoRK, Jan. 6.--The steamship Araao
has arrived, with London dates 10 December
10Th. She sailed from Havre on the same
day, with 240 passengers, and a cargo valued
at over two milIions.
The LONDON Daily News affirms lha. Swe.
den has ratified treaty with England and
France. The allied powers guarantee the
territorial integrity of Sweden, and the latter
engages not to ALLEVIATE any part of her ,eui.
tory to Russia. The contracting parties also
engage to communicate reciprocally all prop.
osllions coming from Russia. Z
Rumors of peace are still abundant boih in
France and England.
Count Esterhazy left Vienna for 81. Peters,
burg on the 10th uli. with impoilan, de-
spaIches containing propositions for pacifi.
cation II is stated, that if the Gar refnses
their acceptance, Austria will withdraw her
Ambassador from ST. Petersburg. Both the
London News and Times express strong
doubts oft acceptance OF these p, opositions
by the Gear. rt
The instructions givento 10 Prince Esierhszy.
are 10 return Immediately, in The event Of
the Czars refusal 10 negotiate. ois
The difficulty which existed between the
English and French government, reIstiye 10
The conditions on which peace should be-
made, have been arranged, through The ef.
forts of The King of Sardnis.
The surrender of Kars to The Russians, is
confirmed. Nine Pashas, together with Gen.
Williams and sixteen thousand troops, have
been taken prisoners. Among the ammuni-
lions of war captured, are I2o field pieces,
some of which are very heavy guns.
The Russian General Bebutoff has estab.
l'shed bis headquarters at Kulars, aud in.
tends shortly to resume his offensive opera
lions against Anakla and Redoubt Kale.-
His army is abubds snty supplied with provi-
sions by the Armeuians.
The defiles between Kars and Erzeroum
are held by the Russians.
Affairs in the CTmea are quiet.
Great prepsr raliqns continue 10 be made for
augmenlins the British feet, in anticipation
OF operations in The spring r....,....
Contracts have been made in Sweden for
the French fleets and the accompany ing ar.
my.
The Persian Ambassador arrived al St. Pc.
lersburg on The 9th of December.
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Correspondence Of the Star
FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRisBURG, Jan. 9Th, 1856. {
Both Houses have been very harmonious
in the choice Of Speaker. In The Senate
the two rival candidates voted for each 9th.
er. MIR. Piatl's Cameron DETECTION Of last
winter does not seem to have hurt him much.
MIR. Wright, the young Quaker Speaker oil
the House, is good and true man, and has
the requisite energy and firmness for his
post II his neat speech of thanks he re.
marked that not one of the members OF the
present House were ters when he frs, be.
came member, which, believe, was three
years ago. The present House is gres, i'm.
provement upon that OF last session in The
character of its members. f. ...t
In the Senate the Standing commite are
announced with the following gentlemen re.
spectively Chairmen of The most importan
ones: r. t.. ...5
finance, Mr.. Buckalew.
Judiciary, Mr.. Wilkins. ... "a.
Corporations, Mr.. Browne.
Banks, MIR. Creswell.
Education, Mr.. M'Clintock. t
Hiee and immortality, Mr.. Price.
A bill has been passed fixing the / 9Th lnsl
for the election of United States Ssnaior--
David R. Porter has undergone political
resurrection, and is now quite formidable
candidate. He is perhaps the very shrewd-
est politician in the Slale-quite as cunning
as Cameron, and superior in effect, because
he neuer makes a bltrnder. -.....
Ex-Governor Bigler's prospects sIe not as
good as two weeks ago. The imprudencs
of some OF his friends has injured bis chan
ces. Buckalew and Foster stock is improv.
ing. a bill 10 repeal the Liquor Law of last
year will be among the first ones passed.
II will be remembered that some Know.
Nohings attempted to explain away the in.
iquiry of tho bill passed last winler which
raised the pay of the members by saying
the cost of the session would actually be less
than before. The report of The Auditor Gen.
eial gives these wise men some light upon
this subject. From it we learn that the ex-
penses ofsthe government under The Know
Nohings in 1855 was 1890, ,0sl %. In 1854,
under Democratic admin ,tralion, it was
$299. .6o5 Sd, making about $40, 600 differ
ence. ... ....,
The Governor has appointed Joseph Casey,
aow OF the Dauphin Bar, as Reporter of Su-
preme Court decisions, in the place of James
Hepburn deceased. He has also appointed
E. Beatty of the Carlisle Herald as Supern-
.enden' OF Public Printing, liz the place of
A. X. Mcclure resigned.
VINDEX.
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DIBNs

In Berwick on Monday last, DR.. A. B. WIL-
SON, aged about go years.
DR.. WILSON was not only the principal
physician of the community in which he
lived, but his character and counsel as
man and ne,ghbor had commanding
moral Influence aud weight. His in,slli-
gence and kindness filled every duty of a
citizen, and gained him hold upon The re-
spect and confidence of those who knew
him best, so that many will now feel they
have lost true fliend
In Centre twp, Columbia county, on the
9th of December, 1855, in the 18Th year of
his age, Mr.. WILLIAM HOFFMAN,, IT,, son of
William Hoffman, senior, of that place.
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Holloscay's Ointment and Pills, the best
Remedies for The cure OF Female Complaints.
The extraordinary effect these Pills have uc-
on all complaints peculiarly incidental 10 fe-
males, would appear incredible to the citi-
zens of The Union, lift were not confirmed
daily BY ihe wonderful cures they effect in
various States II is.an uDqpeslionabIe fact,
that there is not any remedy to equal them,
for exlsrminalng suffering from the softer
sex. particularly for young girls entering into
womanhood, therefore all are requested 10
give them a trial, which will insure their
recommendation.
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY 7wo Men Murdered b,

ANOTHER TRAGEDY 1wo Men Murdered J1
a Mdn,ae.-A double murder was committed
on Tuesday near Woodbridge, Conn, by
Charles Sanford, au insane man, whose neph-
ew is ore of The Wakemanites who was ar.
rested on suspicion OF the recent murder oi
Matthews. Sanford's first victim was Enoch
Sperry, brother of N. D. Sperry, Secretary oi
State. The maniac chopped off bis head
with an axe, while he was riding home in a
sleigh. The second victim was lchabod
Umberfield farmer, who Sanford killed with
an axe in his own house. The murderer is
now in prison, where he is constantly NUT.
tetins senseless jargon of prayers.
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Mr.. EULER at Home,

sTbpJ Wilkesbaue Record expresses it's dis.
appRoba;iou of Mr.. Fuller's course in Con.
sresk, and considers him failhess TO the Re.
p6bfcans.
The 'Pii;ston Gazette heartily regrets'' to
see him act as he does.
The Danville American is also against him,
and the Democrat seems 10 be tie only news.
paper in his District that earnestly sustains
him. a
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Harrisburg "Patriot e. Uaion.,,

This Democratic journal at the seat of our
Stale Government will be issued Semi Heekly
dprins the session of the Legislature, contain.
hg Reports adapted TO interest the people.
rs; One copy, semi-weekly, during the
sion So 90
weekly during the session and
Weekly the rest o: the year 3 90
Address the Publishers,
~, HOPKINS & BRowE, Harrisburg
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DISAPPOINTED Most of the young men
and their families, says the Village Record,
who left West Chester last spring to settle al
Battle Creek, in Michigan, have returned or
are about 10 return, egregiously disappoint-
ed. Two mechanics, each with families,
have returned; both of whom los, their time.
spent their money, and bad TO borrow funds
10 get back again. d, They lost from $500 to
$1,000 a piece by the experiment.
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The Coal TRApE-Itis estimated that the
amount of The anthracite coal shipped from
the Pennsylvania mines, for the year ending
December lst, is 4,662, 900 tons, zoo, 900
tons more than last y ear. Itis a wonder that
our dear old Commonwealth is becoming the
Empire az well az the Keystone Sia,ss
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Fire at the Furnace.

Last evening (Wednesday) a fire broke
out in the Casting g-honss of McKeivy s. Co.'S
Furnace near. this town, and before suffici-
ent supply Of water could be procured the
roof of the casting-house was burned and
fslliu The other property was saved from
injury. ~ ~, 4.sss, ss6 ..i4, ~ Il.
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n During the struggle in the House the
past week, Mr. Banks, on one OF two occa-
sions, obtained precisely votes enough 10
elect him Speaker; but before the vote sou d
be announced, several gentlemen, who had
been hnriedly sent for, entered, and casting
their votes for other candidates, turned the
scale. satsfie aal.e.
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MARRIED AeAIN.--Mrs. Payson Eldredge,
better known as "Fanny Fern,"' was married
on las, Saturday 10 Mr.. james Parton, liter
ary gentleman. He is the author Of the
Life Of Horace Greedy. and the working edi.
tor Of the Home Journal. The lady was mar.
ried twice before. One husband is dead and
the other divorced. ~ ~
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JOLLY TINE FOR THE PAasoNs.--Have you
read the famous book by Professor Rondoui,
OF New York, advertised in our paper to daya
No! Then read ], al one. II will astonish
you. 1t will make weddings as plentiful as
blackberries in summer, No keeping oul Of
love now He lets out the subtle mystery.
You can marry whom you please, now
Hnzza for Cupid Matrimony for ever? y.
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w The world renowned John Smith sends
the Boston (Mass.) Post the following pi,hy
toast for the next celebration Of the Fourth
of Jaly, but il is too good to lay over 1.-THE
Two declarations-ih Declaration OF Inde.
pendence, whereby we gained our liberty,
and the Declaration Of Love, whereby we lost
M
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County Revenue.

Several of our friends at Harrisburg have
sent us the annual report of the Auditor Gen.
eral, from which we learn that the following
sums have been paid into the State Treasury
daring the past year by Columbia county
Tax on real and personal estate, 81 I55 O4
Tavern Licences, BAT 90
Retailers Licences, S43 80
Militia Tax. 35 so
Tax on Writs, Wills, &C.,
By Jacob Eyerey, Proth'y, 1O5 40
Jesse G. Clark, Reg, 2I2 90
Collateral Inheritance Tax, D. Lee, lI2 76
So 812 81
Deduct amt received by Colum-
bia county for Public Schools,
wiz ..r 1880 as
Leaving net revenue received by
the State from Columbia CO. 81 73l rs
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The Pon,v;Ne Gosefle urges a st,ic,sr a,,e,

The PottsuiRe Gasstte urges stricter atleu-
iion to agriculture and a more general prose.
cuiion of husbandry in the coal regions OF
Schuylkilt county. 1t says that $500, 900 are
sent to Phiiadelphia yearly for vegetables,
which could be raised in the county, and
that thousands Of acres that could be convert.
ed 10 agricultural purposes are left in a stale
of nature. s.t' - ,ss
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THE EAsroN ARGus.--Samuel P, Higgins,
Esq, has become associated with Col. Hut
ter in conducting this well known Democrat
10 Journal. Mr.. H. isa practical printer Of
experience and capadty, and judging by his
salutatory in recent number of that paper,
he wields the "grey goose quill" with equal
facility.
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= New CARs--The Ca,lawissa & Williams.
por. Railroad Company have recently placed
, set Of new and elegant Passengers cars OH
heir Road. They sss pleasant and comfort
nble 70 ride iu, and lend 10 make lhe long
yIee from Pom Clinton 10 Williamspass easy
md agreeable. 4, ass ,,s ,s:,.,5 S. ,s.'s.a 1
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Br The School Directors OF Norlhumbsr
land county met at the Court House, In Sun
bury, on last Saturday, and increasedt the sal.
ary ofthe County Superintendent, MT. REIN
ensny der, from $3.50 10 5000. ,9 ~
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THE STATE ImpRovEmHsTs.---The amoupl
oftolls on all the lines OF the public improye-
mems amount 10 $s7, 900 more this year shan
last The expenses were 80, 900 less.
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The BuRLISGroN NAccIDENT.--Tsrael Adams
an engineer on the Camden and Amboy rail-
road, who was on trial at Mount Holly, for
manslaughlsr, has been honorably acquitted
MIR. Adams was engineer on the train which
ran off the track in August last, causing a
deplorable loss of life. 1t appeared from the
evidence tba. no blame could be attached to
him. t5 &cst
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A CHANCE FOR SpEcuLArIoN.-The Govern.
ment of Peru has gotta project up for selling
all the guano on The Chlnca Island-nearly
twelve millions of tons--.he price Of which
is $40 ton. Any company having the
small sum of $3.50, 100000 will probably
have chance 10 purch ase the whole lot at
this price. 'glf rs a.s ifSt
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LossEs BY FRE.-Losses sustained by the
Lycoming County Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny from September 10th 1855, to December
10th 1855, being the I'd quarter of the pres.
eut fiscal year, as given in the Muncy Lumi.
nary, amount to ST. ,029 81.