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mlsce Ianeons.
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AND
NEW ARRANGEMENT

COLLINS & POWELL are now receiving
~ large stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH.
ING which they are selling exclusively FOR CASH
they think bird in hand worth two in the sh Their
stock consists of Business Black Cloth Fancy Cashmere
Tweed, Kentucky Jean. White Duck. Linen Marseiles,
and Brown Linen COATS OF all kinds and qualities
Black Cashmere Fancy Cashmere, Brown Linen White
Linen and Kentucky Jean PANTS Silk Satin and Mar
sees VESTS Of all kinds; Black and Fancy Cravats
and everything in the line of Mems wear Their stock of
Cloths and Cassmeres unsurpassed and are selling
cheap. We still ready 10 make up all kinds of GAZE
MENTS to order short notice and warranted in every
particular all of which boand to sell lower than
offered in this market for Cash. Cutting done
usual COLLINS & POWELL
Towanda Aprl l6 1857
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lADlI9Oo

In San Francisco California Grace Church. the Goth
of March by the Rt. Rev. Thomas +. Scott Bishop of
Oregon Dr. j. 5. TITUS of Placerville, to Miss SEBA
SPICER, late of this place.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS are
N hereby authorized to deduct five per from the
State tax of every individual who shall pay his or her
State and County tax in full before The Goth day Of
June next and the shall be allowed you In your set
tleent with the Treasurer provided the same paid by
into the County Treasury before the 23d and
24th days of June next -
By order of the Commissioners,
E. B. CO0LBAUGH, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, March 81, 1857.
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DIE I'D,

On the morning of the Sd inst, Mrs LYDIA HELEN,
wife of H. Lawrence Scott of this place, aged Is years
months and Is days.
In early life the deceased embraced religions and united
with the Baptist church, in Owego, n. Y. Her many
amabe qualities not only greatly endeared her to those
intimately related to her. but also the esteem of
all acquainted with her. And while she had much in pos
session and prospect to attach her to the scenes of earth
yet when Death appeared, sudden his approach,
abe found possessed Of Christian principle, for she
died-as she remarked-happy Her husband, parents,
and friends while they deeply feel their bereavement
comoed by the that she is gone that happy
Home above Of which she delighted to hear and to talk
in substance the poet sang
My Fathers house high,
Home of my soul how near,
At times, to faiths foreseeing eye
The golden gates appear
hear at morn and even,
At noon and midnight hour,
The choral harmonies of Heaven
Seraphic music pour.
o, then my spirit faints
To reach the land love-
The bright inheritance of saints,
My glorious home above Com.
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A List and Classification of the Beer Houses,
Eating Houses &c. in the County of Bradford for the
year 1851 under the acts of assembly of 10th of April
lS49 and Slst March 1856
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a New Weekly.
The PHILADELPHIA Weekly Times.

DUBLISHED AT PHILADELPHIA, devoted TO Be
publican Principles News Literature, and Sci
ence. The propretors respectfully that they
have made the necessary arrangements to commence the
publication of weekly paper with the above title.
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New York q Erie r. r., Waverly Station
GOING wPST
GOING EAST.

Commencing Monday, April g. 1857, Trains will leave
WAVERLY at about the following hct-s:
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= A n APPRAISEMENT AND CLAsst-

feation of the different persons engaged in the sale
OF goods wares and merchandise the County of Brad
ford for the year 1857 with the amount of license there
untn
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Misrel aneous.
Farms for &ala I'm Wusox

'he undersigned offers for sale TWO VALUABLE
l. FARMS in Wysox Township Bradford Conntv On.
Of them containing 100 acres, all under good IMPROVE
ment with two dweinghouses two barns orchards
Chester Perce's. '~~
Inc other adjoining the above, and lying opposite
Bowman EDDY containing 40 acres all improved with
dwelling house, orchard, &C., thereon.
fhe above are very desirable properties handsomely
situated on the Wysox Flats east side of the Sus
quehanna river within about mile of Towanda and Wiz
De sold on reasonable terms. EDWARD ovERT0E.
March Is, 1850. -......
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Notice is here
~ by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN FORD. deceased, late of Pike township. must
make immediate payment, and all persons having de-
mands against lad estate will present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
March Il, 1857. STEHHES BRINK Executor.
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GARPETINGS.-All prices superfne and
" ingram carpetngs just received by
April 6, 1851. 7. POWELL.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-06
VOL. 4. NO. q.
of that torn and mutilatad arm! Not then
did Mrs. Glenn yield! With certain dests

of that torn and mutilatad arm! Not then
did Mrs. Glenn yield! With certain dests
for herself. she would still save her child, and
with desperate and determined bravery, sho
plunged the shears again and again into the
neck of the infuriated beast! The combat
grew terrific groaus and howls filed the air,
aud Maggie shrunk beneath an overhanging
rock, and hid her little face in her apron.
At length, by lucky movement on toe
part of Mrs. Glenn, the panther's entire throat
was cleft in twain, and unloosing his hold, be
rolled upon the ground in paroxysm of ag-
ony! Over and over-raising the dry, gray
1t lasted but little while there was con.
vulsive twitching Of his strongly defined mug
cles-a grating of his ponderous jaws, dy-
ing out Of the iightin his fiery eye. and be
lay still. motionless-DEAD r.
Though faint, and almost dying from pain
and loss of blood. Ms Glenn had sufficient
presence of mind to crawl back to her home,
followed closely by Maggie, who could scarce
ly comprehend the terrible affair. Drearily,
and in the most intense suffering. passed the
afternoon to the wounded mother but in the
smile which welled up from Maggies blue
eyes when standing beside her. she felt moro
than repaid for all she had already, and ah
she must in the future. endure for her child's
life ---.--.-
William Glenn vas horror stricken on re-
turning from his labor. at the frightful con-
dition of his wife. He dispatched bis hired
man eleven miles for the nearest physician aud
with an anxious hope and fear lie awaited his
arrival I aE st
At last--it was near day-break-the man
came. After gravely examining the case. be
pronounced amputation of the mutiiated limb
the only means of preserving life. Mrs. Glenn
did not finch from the trying ordeal but bore
herself throughout with Roman fortitude
Maggie Glenn grew up good and beauti-
full woman-her love for her mother the one
great. holy and sancti6ed trait in her lovely
character. Early in life. she was united to .
hardy young mountaineer. who took her far.
ther east to live in pleasant home of bis
own.
The old shears are preserved as an heir-
loom-a token of their ancestors prowess-
BY Maggie's descendants, and if you wish to
make them (the descendants-not the shears)
eloquent, just ask them to tell you all abous
Mrs. Gienn's encounter with panther.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-06
Orphans' Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
D Cambria county. there will be exposed to pub
lie sale at the Hotel of James Reamer, at Cresson
on Saturday, the 10th day of May, instant. at
one o'clock, P NJ, the following valuable timber
iand, situate partly in Washington and partly in
Munster townships Contiguous to the Railroad }
bounded and described follows. viz: Beginning
st post (the South East corner of the tract of
which it is parD thence South ga degrees West,
by land Of james Bradley, l03 perches to post,
[the South West corner. of the tract, J thence
North, by land OF Davi1 O'Harra. 122 perches to
apost, thence Moth 1 degrees East, by the res
idue of the tract. 1913 perchese to post, thence
South. by tract in name of John Murdock, 122
perches to the place of beginning, contoinlng 70
acres and 100 perches;it being the South end OF
a larger tract of land of which James Smyth,
died seized.
TERMS.-One half on confirmation of sale and
the residue in one year thereafter TO be secured
by the mortgage aud judgment bond of the pur-
chaser.
ALICE SAYTH. Admr'x.
Of James Snyth, deceased
april IA, la5-.--st.
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Notice I'm Partition.

~ Office is hereby given to Catharine Paul,
~ widow. John Paul, Jr., David J. Paul,
Lewis Paul, Jr., Jacob B. Paul, Samuel S. Paul,
George Paul, Samuel S. Paul, guardian of Joseph
S. Paul, Elizabeth Paul, in.ermarried with John
Dunr.ire, Barbara Paul, Sarah Ann Paul, widow
of VIM. Paul, decd, and George Settlemire guar
dian of Martha Ann Paul, heirs and legal repre-
sentatives of Jacob Paul, deceased, that in pur-
suance of writ of Partition issued out of the
Orphans Court of Cambria County. and to me
directed, an inqusition will be held at the late
residence of said Jacob Paul decd in Richland
township Cambria county. on Thursday the 14th
day of May, A. D., 1857, at 10 o'clock. a. NJ,
for the purpose OF making partition or valuation
of the real estate, of which said decedent died
seized, according to law. At which time and
place yon may attend if you think proper.
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Ebensburg,
April Is, 1857. 24-4t.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Il Orphans Ccnrt Of Cambria County to hear.
decide, and report upon the exceptions filed to
the final account of William Glass, one of the
Executors of George Glass, decd, hereby gives
notice that he will attend to to the duties of said
appointment at his Office in the borough Of Eb-
ensburg. on Thursday the 14th day Of May, 1857.
when and where all perecns interested may at
tend. PHIL 8. NOON, Auditor
Ebensburg, April Is, 1857. At.
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AUprTOR,s NOTICE.

THE undersigned andtor, appointed by the Or
| phans' Court of Cambria county, to make
distribution of the balance in the hands of Ann
Henry (late Webster. } adm'x., of William Web
ster. deed. amongst the creditors and heirs, here
Ey gives notice that he will attend to the duties
of said appointment at his Office in the borough
of Ebensburg, ON Wednesday the 18th day OF
MAY 1857, at the hour of ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
when and where all persons interested may at
tend. PILLS. NOON, Auditor.
AprilrI5 1887 IT.
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Ex.Hssor,s Notice.

THE undersigned auditor, appointed by the Or
] phans' Court of Cambria county. to hear, de-
eide and report upon the exceptions fled TO the
account Of VIM. O'Keefe, administrator Of VIM.
O'Keeie deceased, hereby gives notice, that he
will attend to the euties OF said appointment at
his office in the borough Of en'burg at one o.
clock. P IL, on Friday the 18th day of May, A.
D., 1857, when all persons interested may at
tend, PHIL S. NOON, Auditor.
April 15 1857 4t.
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AVDITOR's NOT CE.

THE undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
| phans' Court of Cambria county, to make
distribution Of the funds in the hands of John ii
Douglass, administrator Of John Anderson, decd.
amongst the creditors. hereby gives notice. that
he will attend to the duties of said appointment
at his Office in Ebensburg, at the hour of one o.
clock, P. NJ, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
May, 1857, when all persons interested may at
tend. PHIL S. NOON, Auditor.
April Is, 1857. At.
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, "A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned by
IA note or book account are requested to call
Immediately and make payment-and all accounts
remaining unsettled, on and after the first of June
next, viii be left with proper officer for coilec-
ticn.s 60 ~ T5a{ s7As GEO. NJ. REED.
Ap1fl >, 1857 I'd. sga- 1eTs
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
! phans' Court of Cambria county, to hear, de-
eide and report upon the exceptions filed to the
account of David O'Harra, Guardian of Luke
Patrick Burgoon. hereby gives notice that he viii
attend to the duties of said appointment at his
efice in the bc ough of Ebensburg at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, on Friday the 18th day OF May, A. d.
1857, when and where all persons interested may
attend. PHIL S. Noon, Auditor.
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l gn A Ml $ Q

ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co, Pa, at 81 90 per rannunn, IF PAID
IN ADVANCE, if not 81 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
eerted at the following rsta. Viz:
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Auditors Notice.
IN TIE COIaMON PLE4S OF CAMBRIA
-as COUNTY,

COU-FI
Warwick & Lebrandt No 20 March Term
George Harncame 8rd rlu. Vend Expon.
fHHE undersigned auditor. appointed to appor-
l. ton the money arising from the sale Of the
Defendants real estate, sold on the above stated
writ, to and among the Judgment Creditors, here
bv gives notice. that he will attend to the duties
of said apportionment, at bis Office in the borough
of Ebensburg, on Thursday the 2lst day of May
A. d. 1857, at one O'Clock P NJ. when and
where all persons int-restedmav attend
~ Pull S. NOON, Auditor.
April AZ, 1857. st.
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Hist OF Causes

GET down for Trial at Court of Common Plea.
- to be held at Ebensburg. Cambria county
commencing on Mon lay the first day of June A.
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List of Retailers

nF Goods, Wares, Merchandise &C., within
" the County of Cambria, returned and class
fled according to law as follows, for the year
1857. -l
ISAAC WIKE, Mercantile Appraiser.
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ssLANK Summons, Subponns's, Executions
- - aaveFn Petitions, BendA Ae,-For sale al
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pRA NDY, Wine, and Old Rye Whiskey. for
ID sale at R. TUDOR'S
pASKETS-C Clothes, Toy and Work Baskets
I'D at sxso J. M'DeTmit's.
II EMEONS and Rai.rs for sale by
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A CRACK SHoT.-..I never shot bird ia
my life" said one person to another. Il n4v-
er shot anything in the shape of bird except
squirrel. and that killed with a stone, when
II fell from a tree ints tie river and was
s.oNned." :" was tbs reply. ("
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-04-28

I4smTzEzzs& 5 afaaAe& = aaa 0assnky
MahfmakM #afxa<ms iii - k1kA&& Platte
RIVER aasssss Is ssEles Aes wIask III ~ ely
ae PsaskssA1aaAs sAs eaaszsE Nsa& aE SIS
aauasw. I'll Ii aSkaHksa il q lsssss
rwwKsa S. eeaskxg. wlzE2A zle
waksg. s&aa - xxasssana Kss3A eanaa -
sarpassea HI VIC hass aaAr ksewias
81 MezksFa Ans#a and s&sssEn MsA@maAas
need na& 81 tod khaE saa RlaaAa Valley Am
polnt az asxtssssY . sagaElae - sag yas
knOwug mahY ss M kzaw thas hF expAzs-
saee. O. and wlkham gEsa NnsEgsh eg q HAaaa
sg IasaEsxizls a. iasxhaaasa haa asaErE e
saaa aaa nsma ssons xeSkl nAsEe b also as
said ksssa ps0aI and fsf many maIes ahqsa
and halaw ~ abandaaes 81 tsnaag aash 50
eliza, aaA. kazx, pfA q rcd oak walpaEs eok-
tsa weed, and haeksgy and sxsssas froEn sas
10 ave mAAes4
Rack asum ghs Tisass the pFairle i de
Es0sk h@aaaigas kha aye ever behsaa, Selaag
hAgh aaad Dry, with plsnsy 81 pssFs spfaass
water. Thsrs ID 4 saw nsall Ia apeFRsian o.
Cedar creek sss ua5les east Of IsaaisElale,
and zee Of the stockholders has bsHnd aiga-
neif 10 bald 4 miII an a reserve be has Ia
the town Ca 4 beautiful stream running
throagh IL, called MIL Creek, and he is De-
termiFsd b be beth saving ard gEladlag BY
the lat of MAY 1851. The towa is owned
BIZ 10 original stock holaerss who are well
kuOgva for their aaergy and baslnaaE ca paa~
ity and they are determined 70 maka Louise
villa what he situatioa and naSaFal suE~
cauuding ADVANTAGES cattle Il 10 be, nse
raExesk Eozn Ia Nebraska. sfksx isaEEng Ihs
! Nc iasosRi River. Persona desiring to mako
permanent investments can 6nd 50 better
place than Louisville.
By authority Of the stDck holdaxs.
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a. a. 8UMM&s MM@a - y t1MAs
NEMMASMKAN
DRUG 4 CHEMICAL H0USE
amAaRA EaTw, ssss s.ss .+-- N1aaAaKAs


sA@MG@ A ~ @@@
VKT H0LES AEzE ard ssssil aeal@r8 Ia al
w kimaa al Drags and CAamieaI, R4lnta.
Ola nve sksaEs. Waaaaw GLASS; EsG&aa Wars
psfEasaszys Tsilee ~ faaey ssapas
Ramey asaAa. W lass sd AaasssRs AZ
kinda, Tsasaeeo. Ci&axs. &C. Me
Hagza9 uMSxhaasa EAs smE&es sass& IL
DEugs and famey GsaaB awsmaaRaY kssen&z@g
10 g. u. MaaxY y Co. aaA maEs8 Bka
Saz maw HsmRs ia AssszahzE @h@aA - Ax8
aOw prapagnA te Maa ngl afksaM aEaahAz III
@kegsmals e. FssniA W hMwe vi Ma@A u
esmpasta aasas&snsak III nEmsa AmN $780,
siAss waseh ws ssakg Is issN - s@s III
b0aEhk kaEEa aade at 81 Lesszs.
Oar PaeEsne MedsGAaa aspsgkzsamx ID F.
and somplete anAsasing 81 ek tie aas9 xad
p0pukaT &e&ieIaas az kka aay.
AeyShantA and others dkaiTazs d par
chasing goods In cur Elna viii Do well 10 rive
do caM, as aax Drngs Ne ii mHa3 aMsaa
psEa and wnaaaIsasaESa. ans ali gns&s paEs
chased Of us and net proving as represent
ed eza be returned al cor ewa axpsnss aud
the Raasy EeEunaea
FEB a0-s7 Il JOKES q WOOD.
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- -
49, @ JszsssaR4&
n - Me- 49, -
FL a * u w AR n
AND
IRON STOREi
- MmkesmAe mmaa M@aaSkS



UTk would respectfully iavits year aGtea-
WV Eaoa 10 car s@ss AbltshEaAnk ID tAis
city, aaa ss eur skssk -
HARDRRRR AED GUTLERY
which wehaFa isss rseearsa, eszslSsiag In
part 0E 6as asspE4maRl ag BaElaexa' Hard
ware, eampgialng n aifs, BasE~ Hinges Losks
LAkcAsa, Screws, &e- &c.
a Ees 81 Aae gaaiaGy VI ChRsela and G0Rg-
"a, vizs Fizzaes MkilfisAts sackss, Moxtice,
&c, &c.
Rians Irsas. Aasgsx-sgsa, Il al sEzsa, END
every variety of Aegesss Oarpeaasgss Rmles,
Eeg au0a aaa Isagy ak sssFg amaeszstiam. 80.
AEEAM a. 1AEZ IONS, AID stAsg
aaamazaEsEmeEa G d. Kansk. mangdmg and
Csesa.ems Sawa. Aaak sseaa 8saasxsa, psazabs
and Tsaseas. Braces VITA kssa, assnEtsd Esann
sA b - eash, saa msaae ~ Us mssaa sppEsssa.
81 szAsasE mszakesps EFisas RlaaAs AnA barge
vaeaaky az Cahasse Makasea aaaasa1aAa.
Or aaseEsznssls 4 ssa1WN 4EsNw b wygy
s@npSA&A, And o. sk@ vmsg kass kzakpFa. snn-
sAstiag " FeEkss anA Tssas Knfgss Ii !
very great variety.
RaAsa. 6Mma, PaStaas, MaxnEsvra 81 the
bass qaalaky aaA II eskahvassS maks&.~-
Hevy geuass Axass shovaass SpAasas @na
ANTSSwRfpzaA kHapAsaaaes.
Thpse aboas Rx1ng East fsg gvaaa sa oar
haas ara respectfully iaBitsa 10 sxsmlas essr
stock before We aefag, he wa fsei eoa6ASul
we can @aka Il 10 theax iafezeak 10 paEehas@
e Ne. y sFe are saaAag oar essoaa i tass very
PAPRKsNm amEm = wAGNRn.
Opposite fAa q. q. Ima& Oases.
GoaneH Baaa IaA 1881 e
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The faTah il sifmaked - Haneg 1Teek, II
aaffes from Coasem 8ImaEs. a60 acres Of
ggaendss sasy log FEnshass i7s1 acres % pgsi-
RE 100 Of whsefa ia nnsaer goed eeRcs.-
Homer creek raans sHsrengh Eha farn, giving
L zood and never faIlsMg supply 81 stock
water: lhxee gaod SpFinas& aad oRs yell It
has two houses and oae corn egfbs TIE
nresenE Greg wiII testify TO The richness Of
hae sell Ths AboFe assieabts farm can be
had cheap. For further partientarS, Pply
I'd THOMAS HEESEI -,
iufyGaR Cheap Gaah CaEuas
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THE subscribed gFnaaA rpspssthally an
IL neanes e fhs eitixena If Postawatta-
mia aaA sAe Id IsfnEng eannziea, naE he has.
apenea aa extensive PiEe Lmmsher Yard, Ia
CoNacil BaulIs city aad n IN Feeelpt u lau-
Sse fegugariY, and VIII Keep constant ca
lsaaA i a@gge and well aAEAss& alock Of
PINE xsK1# $50
Is0za 10 inch 90 4 inehs8s also, pisa sidins
ana wDsked Goorlng, plsaN nissages and tath,
saAh5 hasAdB, doors, &c., 90 81 walEeh viii
seu fsw far saKs.
KELLER Il BENNETT.
! oct &C, 1853. h
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Ts Pre- Eapti0a Claimants on Sxamp ea
aad OyerAowed Lands in rsstawat~
tasna Couasy.

TAe 9saezsignsd Il nOw prepared 70 make
Deeds % thu i&gaI elaimanka 81 tbs 6Sazap
and 0we&owea Iands b pokkawssxaafe
county, 10 whaeh the right os Prescription
has been pEoEea, Sna which has not been
6Isd an By tie Gogemmsmk Land Oflsee.-- -.
Al peTm0as hsa8lng certificates Of Pre-
caption are therefore hereby nosi6@d 10 hls
them &md pay over the money as required
by lAw, ca aF before shs krEt day 81 March
1851. aa nj LaaA&s nsk paid fog hi tAzk tfmas
will be advertised and sold at public sale,
10 Eias highesk bidder, ia zesardamee with
the provisions Of Ehs staEa&s In said eaass
mads and provided.
W c. JAMES, Coamty Judge,
PoetawaktaLale County.
koR s. 1865 y
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COUNTY ASSESSOR.

whereas, by an act ct ths Legislative
A&sambfy Of the Stats as Eowa, MppFsEsa
JsnasEy zSlh, 1857, ths once o. JsaaMEg
Assssasg 10 established, aAd the 0sasee Dc
Township Asssssss . sasssaasss Mas#
By aaa, ID Easas this my pruelamaEaee. gpF
an eaeexsaa, 90 The hEsx M0aaay sg ApFal
next, Of Ceamky Assesses fgE said e0assky
TO bold his afEee anfa he lE AsW DC Jana
arv. a. D.. Ia5& W.. GsJAMES,
Caaaty JmAgs.
March II 1851 WI