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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07


THE MIssIppI BRiDGEp.-The railroad bridge
over the Mississippi ut Rock Island. has been
com rleted, aud the iron horse first crossed the
mighty stream ON the 2Ist. There are two Bird.
ges-the "Slough Bridge which crosses from
Illinois to the island over a channel which the
Mississippi has made on the east side of the island,
and the "Main Bridge" which extends from the
island to the Iowa shore.
The following is a description of the min
bridge:
The main bridge extends from the island to the
Iowa shore of the Mississippi and consists of five
spans be sides the draw. Three of these spans
are on the west side of the draw, and two on the
east side The entire length of the bridge from
the island to the Iowa shore is ,5Sl feet. Each
Slran is 80 feet in the clear and the draw is 2S6
feet.
The PIERs,-The piers of the main bridge are
fleet wide at the top by 35 feet long They are
30 feet high from the bed of the river and rest Oh
the solid rock They have batter of three fourths
of an inch per foot The north ends of these piers
have a cutwater, So shaped and MAIDS that it cut
the ice at onoe as it floats down the river thus
guarding the piers against the force of the ice
cakes which rush down the rapids at the breaking
up of the river every spring.
The abutment on the east side is 35 feet high.
with a batter same piers The abutment on
the west side is 30 feet high batter equal to
the other. They are Il abutments.
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hereby certify that purchased this Fall OF Messrs Flynn
u Co, n Wheat Drill with Guano attachment that drilled
LII bushels OF wheat with it, using from 60 pounds
HuaBo to the that the Drill and attachment worked well
when properly attended, that per
formance. EDWARD CARTER
Bedford co, Nov 10, %
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hereby certify that used one of Flynn & Co.'S Whea,
I,flis with compost attachment last with
April IA, IsJ6 PHILIP I. NlTHERS
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r,r 1nI7In 1'-3ss TIT seasOn npprOnC bC
euauseS IN the weather, coughs colds become
moi. numerous Permanent lung diseases are often ndrrnd
S mem lne friend The Serofulous Antidote' will find
~ pc'larIy adapted 10 this Although we bova M
p'od successfully after all hope had been Slondf ~
y usn esler to remove before the disease becomes c
ca would ther etoriadvise those who are subiac e.
ep'aN coughs or aSthmac affections TO procure r
' Anuuote and keep ii constantly bv thom Th TIL IN
una an unang friend to fly to time of necdo,a WI
h appoint then most sanguine expectations D WI.
c,ullnus ahtdote does not fl to give relief In tho st
J. IN - :AHHeItlSement
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I've TIE LITTLE MsSSES.-As il is about
he ne for May enl Pickle parties and excursions
hPpy to inform the little Misses that well suppN
'ten coortd Boots and Shoes, Of nearly every color
anu would like to have them gall and them soon
l.. l.. ARMS IEAD
may DIS Next the Csbell House.
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sPANIsIi MiHiit .p9 summer 'ieaicinc, Inr1.r.5
Its singular saps preeninen above all others
c''cicnus action the blnnd
I n1 ng lnabes its tonic action on the iycr ~ Ins
$500, 1--WE an hulnors 10 the surface tlerehv w,
I'm aceording 10 Natures own presrripfi M hE tue
Der. Of cures e binary effects and The NM
gens =, ~ eStih'a 10 by many Of the mos, num-
nyi l i.ehnond Va, and elsewhere mns, 5o 'oL G
The trial " ,'s ',st there is no hnmbng about it.
of Its benefits ' VII satisfy :he most skcptical
aF,lo .ll
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THoRSHIILs SHoP, April = lS56
Mr.. Flynn-Slr-I have used your Wheat and brill
and very much pleased with 1t. My wheat
looking better than any in the neghborhood
broadcast Although my land badly pre-
pare1tsome OF and tobacco land falawed
adjust sowed down with the Drill and late .uwn
in the way, could have expected more
than see)bids far to make splendid yield
ing but us to you and the public recommend fer
Yours &e. JESSE THORNHlII.
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GEN MosQUERA ELECTED PRESIDENT OF New
GRANApA.-Advices from Bogota state that the
two Cong, essional Chambers met on the 10th of
March, to elect deputy in of the death of
the President or Vice President when Gen. Mos
ouera was elected. by majority of IS out of 90.
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GREAT SUFFERING IN THE WEsr--U. s. Sol.
diers Eating their own ompanons.-'1'he fol
lowing - an extract from private letter ieceiy-
ed by the editor Of the Military Argus, New
YORK:
Fort Pierre. " r.. March IS. Is56.-A most
horrible affair happened between here and Sioux
city in December last which is almost too hide
Gus 10 relate. Three soldiers, named Rigcrt,
Wicker aud Cornell, deserted from companies ID
and III. Second Dragons, about the first of De-
cember. and stnrted down the river. On their
way they overlook four persons from this place.
who were proceeding in the same direction, aud
as sell preservation suggested the idea of strength
in numbers, they mutually agreed To travel in
company. Up tn this time, and for some ten
twelve days after their junction, the weather had
been remarkably mild and pleasant. A few days
after, however. heavy SHOWS, accompanied with
intense cold set in, which continued with but
little inicrm-sion for thirty or forty dnys during
which time but little progress made. At
length their scauty stock of PROV sions gave out
and starvation seemed inevitable, for they were
at least two hundred miles in direct line from
the nearest settlement.
For six days, without a particle Of food they
continued their course down the river. bat made
very little progress towards their destination -
| Under these accumulated suferings the soldier
named Cornell died, md the others, to appease
their hunger, cut up his body and eat his flesh.
Tue following night one ~ The civilians Died, and
lis body WINS disposed of III like manner. On the
succeeding night two more Of the civilians died
but as the party was discovered shortly after the
living were spared the necessity Of Iaaking AIRY
further meals upon the dead bodies Of THEN
companions.
They were found by party of Major Howe'-
command. aud when first discovered they were
rcgaling themselves upon he and legs o
their unfortunate companions. The survivors
wero taken Ia Major llowe's camp, and under
proper attention have all recovered,
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=
Mr. Joseph D. Barte Myrtle street, the Electric Oil
Cured him Immediately.
PILhS-Charlos Sexton Esq, Elk Mayor Of Camden, says
six applications cured him Also Cured his Rheun atism
NEURALGtA-Mr David Mann 1919 Vine st, he n
great sufferer but the OIL Cured him says h. IL Grant,
Esq, 5l7 North Eighth
CRourThis Oil nfalible for Group Ask alady Girard
House
FEVER AND AGuE-The Electric Oil will crro This In one
night Ask VIM Watson, of Rose and Shipper lanes
and others
ASrHMA-Thls oil made new man of me-" says James
a. X Thomas George street. above Ninth
RHEUMATISN-A wonderful cire-l4 months in bel-Miss
MeGnley had two doetorsused the Oh cured lOl7
North Sixth
PHrHiSIC AND AsTHMA--Mrs Mary Sutton, Twentieth and
Poplar cured The Oil has singular and Pleasing in
such cases and throat and breast disorders
BukNS-Hundreds and thousands have been cured
PAINS IN BACK AND DREAsr-Thos. Il. Potter. ESD
Broker No Lodge street. and 900 others Electric
on isgennlne unless signed CHAS. DEGRATH and DE
HkAIH 90, also see that "Chas. DeGrath" is blown
the bottles
PROF DFGRATH.
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w OF business habits is DESTROYS obtaining stuationn
iohaeeo Manufacturing establishment in this city Rich
"na Tor the purpose of gaining insight the business
to make hmse generally useful Salary object
ilease REFER TO Nj. j. D. lrby may 6d3
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. - south Eghth st, Ihiade pha.
For sale at Dr. Seays, Lynehburp; Purcell Ladd & Co.
Richmond General Agents. and all the prencpa Druggists
and Merchants the state NAV bts
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and HEALTHY 60 sSreiih peariy white Teeth soum5
Dcnta, NY onhsr can be obtained by tho nso =
to the skin \, relieves tooth ache arrests decsyConnd
Price 50 cents pn beautiful rose hue the compile Non
re 29dScts Cy) srporu,,
son rte fnide RIondi.san,. ar 1!.I.... -:
Hair can IA beautiful glossy and mxur;ons uin
cSn oe obtained by its use If ia The - growth of
Just rs falling turning grew SHOWN
sTRoTHER WHITEHEAD
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VA u have now opened very superior A.
w sortment of Parasols of the Mor AHqre Satin lu
Sheen Turks Satin. Plain and wacTed silk patterns ladies
very nice Umbrella and excellent lot of silks Ginghams
Cotton Umbrellas TO which invite the pun
chasers. JAS A. STIGTER & ca
may 6ts-l.ep, copy
A6hLL ED0D-kran. Shorts. aE.ipsIuf asd
AVA Br6wnsufa large stock Of the above which vii
~ !. - IN - H.. H.
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H.
This is 10 certify that purchased Of Messrs John NJ
Flynn Co, last FAN their Wheat Drills with Guann
attachment. eded with the Drills about three hundred
and fifty bushels of wheat with from 60 TO loo pounds
gnano and equal quantities of plaster per The at
this tune looks mech better than IN, broadcast wheat which
had guano, plaster and wheat The drilled
wheat is much less liable k and stands cold
much than that broalscast but in
and covered deeper JNO u. ALEXANDER.
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a premium to this Dill, all others The Fair al
Richmond and other Fairs where it has exhibited
We refer to the follow ing certificates the value
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Y1NAR-j0 bnrreis for sale very low by
H. C. HARDY &
ys,RsE VIRGINIA WHEAT BRILL, WITH

u GUANO ATTACHMENT-The subscriber mann
featuring the above machine at Campbell {. H. Va
introducing them into general being assured
the land is well pied its and that Farmers
realize their crops by its and Will save
than half of the Guano used when they
broad
LII NIL IL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-02
I. BANKS
Sheriff Sale.


seY virtue of a Writ Of Veud. Expon., issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Phila-
,eiphia and to NE directed. there will be exposed
70 public sale on the premises on Saturday the
5th day of July mex, at O'Clock, +. II.
All the right, title, and interest Of r. II. 5.
jackson, Of in and to the following described
Real Estate situate in Washington township
Cambria county. to wit:
No. IA certain tract Of land known Is the
:. I.eurel Svalnp Tract containing Three nun
dred and forty-three acres more or less, having
thereon erected large Tavern House, known as
the :. Mountain House." Il Tavern House known
as the te Cresson House." a log house, board
house. and stable all in the occupancy of James
Reamer, a one story plank house IN the occupancy
OF John Eckes. one story plaak house in the oc-
cuy.aucy of Peter Holman. Jr-, and John Hobby,
a one and a half story plank house IN the occti-
pancy of Jacob Kieighart, and a 1--we story frame
house and store room in the occupancy of John
Troxell.
No. "A certain tract Of land known the
.TroxelI Farm containing one hundred and
tlirtv acres more or less, having thereon erected
a small frame house in the occupancy of Charles
Peary. double log house in the occupancy OF
J I'm McAnaily, and u two story frame house, a
blacksmith shop and frame Barn IN the occu-
pancv of the said r. II. s. jackson.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit OF
George w Jones.
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office. Ebensburg
June l8, 1856. 81.
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+" The Kil,-sm" Doctrine.

II shc Pittsburg Convention: few months
seo, after prayer by the Rev. Nr. Lovejoy-
= The Rec. hr. Brewer, of Connecticut,
said lie was in favor Of using firearms, and
6yh.ing for freedom III Kansas.
=. Reu Mr. Chandler sad he believed that
Sharue's rifles we're the best peace makers;----
there was no danger too many Of them wsuld
BE- introduced into Kansas
= Rev. Air. Lovejoy was wiling to 80 either
as 4 captain or private lie would use Sharp :
rifles, aud FIRE lrith good ann e
in the North Church. soon after, the IieO
Henry Ward Beecher said
:. hid Il to be aa eoeylasiiag disgrace 10
.boot at q man and not to hit him :"
On the same occasion the same rerere''d
rentleman said he had never heard OF but
one comuroulise which he thought was good
one e'-and that was contained IN an answer
which he alleged Robinson, the bogus Cover
ernor of Kansas, has made TO Gov. Shannon 5
demand for surrender of the SharPes rifles
held by the people of Lawrence, which an
swer be stated TO "
:. Well. sir. in regard to the rides, pro-
nose 70 conipro.nis5-we will keep the weapons
oursel yes but gjte go1 the coete'ts :"
That compromise continued Rer. Mr..
Beecher-'' THINK WOULD WORK -
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PUBLIC SALE!
0s Valuable Real Estate /.

ny virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
= BLAIR and Cambria counties, the undersigned
administrators Of the Estate of Geo. B. Spang,
late Of air county deed, win sell at Public Sale
or outcry upon the premises, 435 acres and 1872
perches and allowance, Of land, more or less sit
uate on the head waters of Bob's and Benz 5
Creeks. partly in Greenfield township il Blair
county aud partly in Cambria county. And also
one otter tract adjoining the above, containing
346 acres or thcreLbouts, on Friday the lth day
Of July next.
The above tracts Of land are well tinlhered have
plenty Of water, good sight for Saw Mil See
They will be offered in lots all together tn suit
purchasers Sale to commence at l O'Clock, 2
M, of said day. wllea due attendance will be
given. Terms of sale iaade known by
JOB MANN,
J. NJ SPANG
Admr's Of Geo. b. Spang.
June H. 1856. 33tf.
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SUM AIRY OF NEW

CsS- Hooker who murdered young Davis at
Williamsburg, Blair CO., has been arrested and Is
now in jai, at Hollidaysburg.
The Bellefcntaine Gazette. of Logan comfy,
Ohio, an old Whg paper, has come out Demo-
v4n:;c and run up the name Of Buchanan and
Breckinridge.
REEpER roR BUcHANAH.-After all the fuss
,l.e Black Republicans have made about Reeder
and his right to seat in Congress he has openly
svowed himself in favor of Buchanan TIE
C.eavelan!er, published ia Coaveland, says he
announced that as bis position in that city
How DO the Repablicans ike that.
Hugh Corrigap was removed from the Jail of
Al,eghep! county, to Greens5urg, on Wednesday
eveaing He was much afF 2ts7 on ie7vin4; The
Trison, anl wept bitterly. Many Of the prison
srs, who Lad made lis acq2a.-,.i--cc, we're also
IN .eArs.
Robert c. Walker. Secretary Of the State Agri-
cultural Society, heretofore an active Wing, and
snce member Of the State Legislature from AL
legheny, has given in his adhesion to the Dsrno-
cratic platform, and will give the nominees his
best efforts.
w The Wrightsville Pa Star says
that It is the intention of Mr. Buchanan TO
take up his quarters and spend the summer at
Wabank, place of some celebrity fash
ionable resort for gentlemen Of leisure, on the
banks Of the Conestoga river. short distance
from Lancaster city.
n,- The day fixed for the election of electors
to elect President and Vice President of the
United States, is tie first Tuesday after the first
Monday, in November. II will fall this yearu
on the fourth day of the month.
The Illinois Central Railroad is not yet all
finished, but ,here is large force of flaborers
at work on the uncompleted portion. and the
progress made is very rapid, so there is no
doubt of IFS being completed on or before the
Erst of October. This viii lie in time for the
farmers along the line of the road to use it for
conveying TO market their growing crops.
STRANGE EvEsrs-An exchange records the
marriage Of john N. Strange and Elizabeth
Strange as Z" strange" event. The next event
will probably bea 8 little stranger"
An oldIadyin Pennsylvania had great aver
sion to Rye, and never could eat it in any form
"Tin Of late," she said, I" they have got TO ma
king it into wh;skey, and find that can now
snd then worry down little"
lady making Inquiries of boy about his
father, an intemperate man, who had been sick
Tor some time, asked whether he had regained his
appetite. g No, ma'am,'' says they bey, 9 not
exactly, his appetite is very poor, bat his drink
attic is as good as ever II
CO Never drink any water which. ycu have
not seen
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An Overwhelming Reply.

Tn tho course of long, able, and wither-
mo -eply to the oft-refuted ISLANDERS IN regard
TO the Federalism of Mr.. Buchanan, the Ne"
York Dag Book says:
81 Now the truth is, Mr.. Buchanan never
,ras Federal;st. lin the true sense oil that
term. A Federalist was an opposer OF the
war of 1922 MIR. Buchanan supported the
war by his own good sword. Mr. buchanan
was elected to Congress, the first time ia ls2o
and as supporter of Mr.. Monroe.s admins
tration yet as this administration was sup
ported by the Federalists, the Clintonians, ana
Democrats, 10 gives his enemies a chance 10
say that he was EederaIst he true way
10 determine what he was is to 90 to the record
Did he support Federal or Wing measures!
Did he favor strict or liberal construction OF
the constitution BY their fruits ye shall
know them. Now almost the hrst speech
land most able one it was) which Mr. Bu-
chanan made on the floor OF Congress was IN
opposition TO bankrupt law. In this speech
heshowed It's Injustice 20 the laboring classes,
and its wrong in granting special privileges to
the few.
Upon other questions his record is equal
" Democratic Party lines theR were not
drawn The old Federal party had forsaken
its principles, and made pretentions to the
era OF good feetinS, as ie WAS cAl.eU. ~ uC-'
however, Mr.. Monroe drew the lines in his
celebrated message upon internal improve
nent, and in the enuncjation of the Monroe
doctrine, the goats soon separated from the
sheep. Tie former al atonca became Ma
tional Republicans and Nj Clay chagrined
aud disappointed, joined them. Where was
Mr.. Buchanan all through this Did he go
of after the strange gods of the Republican
party, like SO many pretended Democrats OF
.he present Gay? Not at al. We fud him
uusavering in his support of Democratic Prin-
ciples from the day he entered on the floor OF
Congress until the present. and lce deg alS
enemies to proUe aifere,,t|y"
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U.DGAN fsSUSE.
cappaRAL, JOHN KIEFFER.

wEytHjLD respectfully inform his obi fr1ensS
w and the travelling public that he has leas-
ed the Logan HOUSE, Holiday sburg, ana Is pre-
nared 90 entertain all who may favor hlm with
their patfonag ge in unohjectioiiaLe style.
Tl}a HOUSE has been newly furnished thro :
~ - 9,st, ,ie not surpassed by any establishment
~ -; ,b ;,rir of the State tiis TABLE will
always be supplied vita ali the splstaetais ana
9.jicseies ,f tie season. ard atiendeaey a5teil.
tive s,ryants In word. no pains vii be siai cd
~ f6ake tie Logan a fiIst cAsS house, ana moth
ing will lie left undone To renter ITS guests com
TIE sTARLES. winch are,ex teusive, VII be
o.ton,Isd bvrb.,,itSt and f:,itafel restleTs.
RESTAURANT.-Th hascmeAt is oeealied
rs q R4slauraut. where meals VIII be served "
atfall hours of the day, together with oysters
si, Tame Ash and all the deecciesi and r7frsh
neats of the season. s. 4 JOHNAAlt. FIX.
June IL 1856 -S2tf.p E 90 0A
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rxcCUTou,s NoETCE
Eositive,y the last so.ice.

TzyHE undersigned takes this method oi inform
Il ing persons who are indebted to him, that
me has placed his books in the hands of Esquire
Williams for collection. Those knowing them
selves Indebted will do well 70 square their sc-
counts in two " eeks from the date of this adyer
tisement and save costs. After which time all
persons not complying will he sued. cafheE9
MORRIS PATE
June Is, 1855 49, = aoEaR
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Execuf,lr,s Noticc.

4 ETTERS ttstainentary ia wing been granted
IL to the subs ribers On tie Estate of Mrs.
hosana M'Laughliu, late of the township Of
Washington Cambria county, deceased. All per-
sous, therefore knowing themselves inGe bted TO
the said estate VIII cal. immediately and settle
their accounts with, any of the nneer named Ex-
e,ufors. and all persoss hsving gcainls against the
said Estate viii please present theln for .et;le
ment properly autf 5nticated FarthWith. -
PETER DOUGHERTY,
JOHN CASSIDY i1Aeeu'ofs 'i
May & TS5G oo-Gt
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MEDICINES,
At James III Dermits S
EBEMSBURG, Pa.

ED ICHARDSUN'S Sherry Vine Bitters.
IA Dr. Weavef's Cauker and salt rheum syrup
Hungarian Basam,
V WoYd's H4ir Restorative,
Fickers tetter ointment,
Pett's eye salve,
Insect Powder,
Syrup blackberry root, sure euro for dysentery,
Ayres Cathartic Pills,
HUlloways .
Wrigh.'s Indian Vegetable Pills,
Brandreth's DO 90
BeDnet's Plant and Root do
McLane's Liver do
Swaynes Sarsaparilla and tar Pills.
University y's-Jayues and Railways Pills,
Canbrian Pills.
Cough Re1nedies-Ayres Cherry Pectoral,
Keysers Pectorai syrup-Swaynes Syrup WI
Cherry-Universitie remedy-Jaynes kxpeeto-
rant, Brant's Pulmonary BLisam, Syrup OF ta7,
Wild cherry and hoarhound.
"a M 0p9
Perry Davis pain Killer,
Railways Ready Relief,
Mustang Standardization liniuient,
e e,:tric OIL aud Magnetic oil,
Kennedy's Medical discovery,
8rant's Purifying Extract,
II ,ofand Bitters. Holland Bittefs.
Browns essence Of Jamaica Ginger,
Hoiloway's worm confections, McLanes, Swaynes
and Jayues Fermifuge,
ThOmpson's Eve water,
Cure for taothache,
Cure for earache, deafness, &c,
Balm Of a thousand flowers,
Hair tcs.ics and Hair oils.
EbenstUrg. April 20th 1885. 27
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pubIEc safe OF VaIuabie Property.

TiHE undersigned VIII sell at private sale his
| we'll known property situated in Snsguehanua
Township, Gam ora county. ii Joins the Farm. OF
wm. Glass, about Is miles from Ebensburg. The
Susqnehanna ana Ebe,sburg Plank Read, passes
ments, a new Saw Mill in good RAINING order
i Dwelling Houses. the one in which the subscri-
Der resides is a.large building having all tie ne
,eesary conveniences attacIei--a large Bank
Barn. LOG feet long by 10 vide. Graneries, &c.
3 Coal BlullS within so rods of his residence
and Immediately ON the Plank r s.d-4oa acres
IF excellent farming land. with a large quantity
If Pine Timber. together with 100 acres Of tim
ber leave-all the land lays on the Susquehanna
river. Persons wishing 10 examine the property
can call en the subscriber at hs residence. Terms
viii be made easy suit purchasers, as he is de-
tcrnlined to leave for the west.
ISAAC CLIFFORD
March 10. 1856.
fHolli.lavsbnfg stsndar,l.' - VIII please copy
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EAaD E0R SALE.
The place to get your Money Dac

is at J. BradIey's Cheap Store in Munster. where
is to be found q large and well selected STOCK OF
goods suited 70 the wants Of the community
which he will sell at his usual low prices. OF ex-
change for Wool, Butter, Eggs or other produce,
on advanced terms.
n. B. Those having. accounts standing six
months, or longer. are respectfully and earnestly
requested to call and settle the same.
j. BRA DLEY.
Munster. MAY p, 1856. Se-at-p'd