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CoMMuNIcATIoxs for the Meeting ray be ad-
dressed to JosEpu A. DuGpALE. HamOrton, Chester
county Pennsylvania, or to OLIVER JOHNSON, Anti
Slavery Office, New York.
L~oyGwuoD NETTING HOUSE is one mile west OF
Iamorton, on the road leading to Kennel Square,
Strangers are informed that Il daily p1ail-coacf
runs TO the latter place from Wilmington Delaware
passing directly by the Westinghouse. The dis
lance from Wilmington to Longwood is Is miles
Between Philadelphia and Wilmington there is
daily communication both by Hailroad and Steam
boat.
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Executions and Summons fox sale az
his Office.
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The MURRAlN.-An Order in Council had beer
issued. prohibiting the i'm Importation into England
of cattle, or of horns, boots, hides, or skins from
those territories Of Russia, Prussia or Mecklen
Schwerin which lie on the Gulf of Finland, or he
tween the Gulf and the City of Rubeck. Thi:
prosecution has been taken to prevent the introiuc
ton into England Of the infectious disease which
is destroying the cattle Of the Baltic provinces.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
THE STATE OF EUROPE

Proa Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, April }, 1857.
ItBa well known fact that the laws Of morality
are usually held in allegiance during elections; still
i is always most discreditable when Government
becomes party to the spreading Of falsehood in
order 10 influence the voters. Lord PalmerstOn
has been guilty of such trick. On Saturday
hast all the London papers were furnished with a
oommsnication from the Admiralty stating that
intelligence had been received BY telegraph that
the Emperor Of China had himself disapproyed of
Governor feks proceedings at Canton. The Lib
eral papers published the dispatch with reserve and
their cautOusness indeed fully justified by the
mail which arrived yesterday and does not counte-
nance the Admiralty advces, while on Saturday last
they made considerable impression in favor Of
the PalnerstOnian candidates. The only facts upon
which Government has based its communication are
contained in the following lines Of the summary of
Th. China Nail Of February Is:
I've understand that u paper has been forwarded
hither from Canton. as wei ss nom the North, pur-
porting 10 be decree Of the Emperor Ii directs the
hgh authorities Of the coast provinces To be on the
Get eut not TO alarm the people; expresses con6-
oehCe N feks knowledge Of the bsrbarisns, and his
consequent capacity TO settle this affair with the
British ON whom il their iors In the engagement. re-
ported VIZ, OF 4Vo men, including tho Admiral has
discouraged them sufficiently 10 cause cessation Of
eoslpes IN their part fek is not 10 be severe,
Dat they are not TO be met halfway lest concession
IA - Gent case lead to demand for other conces-
S'f'S shat b to say, II must not be supposed that
Spasrn a.. ut Of China Is not ready 10 resist bar
panan encrosnnent; but with rebellion in the land,
Taike Preparations in the provinces might be turned
against IT, has enough otherwise on hand not to talk
ot eIermnAtng the barbarian and doubtless Yek will
De sbe 10 settle This quarrel which is yet local and
me Emperor desires may continue 90. There viii, of
sosrss es no ss Of yielding, long a. Canton main.
a. rssras tie secsa;, ~ -. = pss,s - I have .a
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

who obstipateiy REUSED to subside. and could
indeed. show no caase for their prvtractcd as-
pcarance on the political stage, bat the
w,rn-out tradition Of the past. and tho oon-
vrptiounl lie Of tho preseat, Of playing Man
chester whenever Bright wanted to call it up. One
Of the leaders Of the rebellion. Mr.. Entwistle, de-
clacd roundly the hustings: II Is not the ques
"t tion of the Chinese war. or q the Russian war.
"or Of any war at sl. The question Is, whether
Manchester shall any longer submit to the dcts.
tou Of tie remnant Of the party that Assemblies st
"Newslrs buildings" In finally buryng the incu.
bus Of the Anti Com Law-Leagus rJmp. the Man
chester mill lords while hsttering themselves that
tLcy were closing the doors of their Jac0bin club,
VIE. Of course not aware that they wero sweeping
away the main obstruction TO q new revolutionary
movement.
The rationale however. Of tho Manchester cleo
ton was betrayed BY drunken anti Bright man.
Who during the polling kept on crying vociferously:
We won't have home policy; We want foreign
nolicy." In oth@ words Away with reform ques-
tons and class struggles After all. the middle
Glasses form the msjoriy Of electOrs and that 10 81
va want The CRY against the aristooracy has be-
come tresome, Improbable, and is only stirring up
the working men. We have got free trade, aud feel
rnaryeo,sy at our ease. especially since the reduc
ton Of the war income tax. We dearly love lord
Sor AL that I've won't have home policy; we
amt foreign policy" Let all Of US unite on that
Ground where We are all equals, on tho national
Ground. Let us all be Engishmen. true John Bulls
under tho leadership OF the truly British Minister
Lord Palmerston. ~.
The true secret, then. Of the Manchester election
is the sbdicaon on the part Of the mill lords of the
revolutionary leadership they had usurped during
the Anti Corn-Law League agitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

nswc Of Lieut. Prankiaud. of the diyi.oos STAT
nnore the former: and Of Capt. koroes. "a iaghi
Csysfy. Cart. Mocker and Lieut. }. 0recnrce OF her
Mssys 9Th among the iaerhs trs' snS cI,. shs !"
tie baic-fed and at night RESUMED their march on
The way back 10 Bulirr. where the gres'er po'',Sa
,flhe force arrived about midnight OF the Stii e,e
rrtn nainirg t,oops coming tho 10Th IL Is seldom
that force j. called upen 10 perform % RAPID ana
hnras.ing march that they thus successfully
terminated Our mea twice covered distance OF
between 10 ard - 0nes in the same number othours,
ard Ibis through country sl but npssssbie from the
torrents Of rain that accompanied them the whole way
in going and returning. The result certainly isvery
satisfactory and the expense Of the movcinent has
been wru reccmpensed thereby. Bashirc. in the ab-
seuce Of the force. gasrioned by naval brigade.
landed from the sbips, and the n.rrnched camps BY
compan e. told off from each remeet to the numbcr
including the sick lett behind. OF 500 men, under tho
comm and of Col. Sheppard. The brig Euphrstes WA
moored high and dry 30 as TO command with her guns
the passage which connects the peninsuis with tho
main land An attack was talked OF a. imPeading.
but none occurred. Meantime position there !.
being strongly intrenched and fortified, in view 70
leaving il with a simple garrison, that the force may
be available for service elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
CHINA.

Album. the partner. if .ot soie proprietor. o. the
and brought to Hong Kong examined. and committed
for trial with nine Others in his employment. oue Of
them being his father. Forty TWO other persons were
siso captured but were not put on Their tnsl The
Of mot guilty, by a majority Of five jurors to one
Album and the others were arrested on their leaving
the Court under recent ordinance. Since then an
application has been made by interested parties that
Album shall be allowed to settle his atiMrs anu then
he voluntarily deported. Another petsou was pre-
sen,ed that he should be depored 10 Fornoss, and
third that he shall bs detained in custody ~ person
too dangerous to be allowed to communicate with the
Mandsrins 1t is understood that the prayer OF the last
natton will be listened 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Rieh.rd-ou, spence & Co... Circm

Per LIVERPOOL, j..
The weeis arrival Of Bread.uss cpus., Of 25 ~ bushels
Wheat, 80 os bu.he Corn 3g2 barrels four from the states
rs qu..es. What & Gm Dsgmart 7so .sc1' Flour from
and 30 quarters Whea, from India.
were 8 74 quarters. at IS ss.n.t sCr quarters. 6s 10
IN tue corresponding week Of iss, year
the country market Tuesday
ell attended and with better inquiry for WnsAr.
general run, I'd to 50 bush the lowest
ions day inferior kinds both White and Red II
e1s,. gs '1 '.' At sDs9s sII'S for aH.d
days market hero was but snail attendance OF buy
ofTuo.day FLous freely offered at late rates without esdEs
much business INDIAN Coax little inquired for and cd
Vi.,s 81 sss :ST .si': hit :i.
Bstnor. 2sd2si sitrs Ohio, asrso Western. Tie si
Bsrr-Th. scarcity Of new hiss directed the attention Of
old hich has been taken to fair extent at full
price,, ror .he ma, .urPy OF new eons GrwsS s.Ism'
quire.
BACON hold with 6rnne.s st the advance of cw. bu.
the auction on Tuesday will te., the market quote Long
IN csS; sG5 90 boass.. 1 . 3;s;s Cumberland cut ss
20. been greatly shct tod By the high
reduction has to- but hs. been sufficient
lead and the market co,es with sellers s 70 691
r.her mor- inquired for With . extsn.
ncrdrs Butchers Association at So To-day however Lon
con,ae," Taow the March settlements Iu4de ct CO.,
Rssis-Dull, with prices trrdins downward.
BARK-Stssey 81 our quotations
OuS-MsIket bare Of bsEged Sperm but CrXae and Head
rsther eA.er and for mixed parcel of good quality 4 As
highest oder. Whale nrslected-
CLoyEssEED-A continuance Of unfvosLe weshes has put
stop tse d~uaspd end THU. oseth- with the arrivals
Arees the -pd the Of 80 within
pss week has quite staggered the market Al auction to-day
D. highest bad for the fret lot aud the whole catalogue
withdrswn.
CorToS-Athoush the demand continued moderate and the
import large h week there wS ssh. hardening IN pees Of
seoc MdtIs Cottons rp tss tns Of the
.tetsy u tie In tie Bsuk rate Of Interests ths
howeSs at ch.lsed Ito tone Of the market there has
tee Gotta orus snc aud prices day hsvs beeu r
sSusIsOae Bsvcds having tesG forced % st de-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

p~ 30, IS wear, Of Ar, wa. very severely tnjarsSd %
Wednesdsy sernoen BY falling from the Is.. station Ne
carr Of tho Harlem RAilrosd when rssr - ~. nisSr
h.a hea e.u,tonsd Sy The csrducsor to keer 90 ne
b.. be rssSe,sS e he'd A ~. ri se.sr tA. sst &
:aIns he &. IS.s .ss ~ nd ss.as -1h y ~
il Hs S,.sss ss ss md Mr. orm:Sy asd @
DARING L.nersT-J- Hartley and Msry -. p. s;1,s M,s
vere Hresed On ffh stealing s12 In god coin trots
Tbo' kss.. ITO E. sixth .s.s s 4. E
makes sno axer 20 bis wife, who escsp~d With a. Ihe
snd Iesscc ,.ten before Justice Connolly end ccfed
cssSs 'sisy = On o4d offender he having been oncs
tna s,.ss Prisor fsr buxsisres which he cofnmseo ne
ssS shs some months $50 fatally stabbed nan ssss
Sssact Greeley
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

r,co ,nsrvsi, plaisans who Lad been excluded from
The company had been determined TO revesge them
.aies srd with me assistance OF oonfrsre hided
Ukewise by the false white beard Of Socrates, and the
SSo-Led hal OF Frederick the Great, had amos, sue
ccdcd in duping the operator had It not been for tho
uncontrollsbie laughter Of Nadaud. which betrayed
the whole conspiracy. This is the story told of the
sudden desertion OF the camp BY Mr.. Hume. limo
viii show us If 1t be truth for he has promised 70
turp; and 1houd we not behold him according to this
prumse in tho spare Of three months, We shall know
what to believe and what to doubt OF his mysterious
power" NJ. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
brown. shsy,e, q o.. C,rr,,.,.

Pr A-abss Lfvvsroot kpxa 4 tsH
We have rpor qut Corros n.rte With .,sssy prizes
for thc ni5dns bss.r qasles o. bat Il rsssR
easier rses Tot inferior e,sss Tie sas t we'd snA6
last evening estimated sSoo bhes speoa,ors t.kaS
fso end exporter. $50 baes 10 day they keirS
principally to tie srna the basnsss closing ~Ass sisa
Al the following quotations:
F,irOrie.a......s, F.i. MoSses....s Pair up,aAA.
Mddlins ~ Is e MiSdiDs .........1 YsL .-..rs0
Total stock of Corrostn ths port - 900 bsles Aastsn
sos 600 bs,es Do ne lat yes1 ic' 90 bsios A>s
csn ~ oco bse.
n. dru ana for sasbl for Germany has .
l.h, Al, and thsr- hes be~a doing
dSs.us OF fos fldia bat generally the hssks>
doll.
Tse Moxxy Msrket IL arret toe Bsnh OF sayAsd ss'ss
Tb Goa, N.ket 4. e0ip, wHrAr heins IN rstsa deusnA
ssA as for bite and 81 as y ~ Ds FOG red ateSe
slow % .sle 8, 2 Sd as for Western Canal WSSu ~
Phsdclphis and y bH for Canada tspsAs Goa.
shsds lower ,nd nsoi-ress demand. ~ ID 5sIse ~
white, ard 50, aSA y or, for mixed and yellow .sf
$500 bbs 81 Anericsn Ross have bess ssta "
y c~t- no change In TrsPENriSE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

eiirebut rnef>ry tt siaeta from the fsH rs~s q Ne
w,eA o,ly se,Oi isa 10 nsDchcst~r bu.lsr.s -s
BITTER eAhy In the wtck ht hAs aae&rA ~
ths Money market Mddii.x Orssss l3isJ &sAaA
III UplAads, . ied y n.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

The Ensli,a Elections stiu favorable to Palm'r''n'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

ruy AumRo-sARDIyIAN DIFFICULTY WIDENING.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Rank ot England Discount Rates Advanced to % p'f c.
CoNsOLs 9siss3l.

r,.,,, Observation-Disclosures and Provisions Firm
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Ep EpRYGooSs7

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 Vestings.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmeretles
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks, all quaIiliss.
Barege De LANES and ChalIi Bareues.
Plain, Pink, Blue and Green De LANES.
Bombazlne Finish Black Apacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams.
Worked Collars, and Linen Handkechiefs.
Hosiery Of all kinds and quaIuies
Calcoes OF ali palerns and descriptions
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton SheetiHg.
BIeached and Unbleached Muslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers.
Besides large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds Of
Groceries, Hardware, &C., which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call al the old stand,
corner of Main and Marke, streets.
n FLOUR g. FEED always on hand
and tor sale al the lowest marke, price, for
CASH a. c. MENSCH.
Bloomsburg, April 2, 1856.
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New arrival of Fall and Winter Goods !!
DAVID 1cwENEnEc

ENVllES his stock Of
wtere
and boys wearing apparel, including ''"e"''' men
TASGIGNAiSLl8 lD2!sSg 0@ATso
and
stripes aud figure shirts stocks
n He will also make
All clothing
"0"'
Bloomsburg, April
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BARLEY WITHOUT Boards!

1T is even so. variety Of barley ha.
H. been discovered in the gulches Of The
Hmalayan Mountains, entirely free from
those annoying and poisonous boards, al
tached 10 all our common varieties.
The undersigned obtained grains Of this
new variety three years ago, and being much
leased with lis general appearance aud pro.
ductiveness, has spared no means 10 multi
ply this small quantity as fast as the Shang-
hais and olher birds world allow.
lis merits Tor grinding or mating have not
been tesled, and the quantity is now too
small 10 sqnander in that way, when every
lilIer of the soil wao sees it, is anxious 10
have few grains, not doubling i, will prove
a valuable acquisition. have sufficient
however, TO furnish all persons interested
who will be likely TO see this nolice. with
one head each, containing 80 10 60 grains.
Send me your addiesS, on stamped envel-
ope and | Will enclose a head by rs,urn
mail, with printed instructions for culiiva-
ling in a way TO insure a large return l.om a
small quantity oil seed. Should this new Va.
rely be found 10 answer all The purposes of
the common barley, few years vii. suffice
10 drive the BARLEY Boards" from he cora.
tty.
Should any person desire more than the
one head will send package Of zoo 10
500 grains securely envelNNst, ~ mail po>
paid Tor - cts, accompanied with iew
heads 10 pTort ths fat of its berg hsa-dlsss.
Address /. W. BRIGGS,
West Macedou, WsyOa Co, n, Y.
Feb, ), lSS7-Sl
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LOTTERIES.

THE well-known Maryland Consolidate d
Lotteries, OF which R. FRANCE & Co. are
The managers, are chartered BY the state Of
Maryland, and a commissioner elected by
the people, who is sworn TO superiniend and
certify that everything connected with them
IS done in strictly honorable maunef. and
that the Interests OF parties who reside al a
distance are as we'll protected as if they
themselves were present al The drawing
Another fact which the managers cal atien-
lion 10, is, taa, all persons have lee;l right
to send orders for tickets to Ma,yand as
lotteries are legalized by special law in that
state. A lottery is drawn every day OF the
month. II no particular class is named, or.
ders are filled in the first drawing to lake
place after The communication comes TO
hand. The prices of tickets vary from ST.
to $50. No tickets are, however, srii unless
lh money for the same is received with the
order. The drawings are npon The rrncpls
of one number on each ticket (atisr the Ha.
ana plan, and Temary combustion. Prizes
vary in amount from $40 TO $1,000 All
orders for tickets or packages viii leceive
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed 10
al! PURCHASERS Immediately after il IS over.
Address,
7. III, HUBBARD & CO,
No. 80 Faye.te a., or Bpx No. 40,
Feb. Sd, 1851 -iy. Baltimore, Md
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Administrator' A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
l y Administraiiou upon the estate Of Elijah
Aibenson, late of Greenwood township, Co.
lnmbla county. deceased, have been gfarlsd
10 the undersigned sesidipg in Mt Pleasant
township. All persons indebted 10 The said
estate are requested 10 make payment, with
out DELAY, and those having accom- against
the decedentio present them for settlement
10 WILLIAM J. KELLER,
Admnisfreior.
ST Pessaub Feb 7lb, is57-6w, ls4
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PUBLIC SHE
OF
V A l. u UABL LIE REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance of an order of The Orphans
u Court of Columbia county, on SATUR-
DAY, the 28lh day of February ins. at
O'Clock in the afternoon, Samuel Keller, Aby-
ram Keller, Peter Keller & Ann Keller, Ex-
eculors of the estate of Daniel Keller, Ia,e of
Locust township, in said county, deceased,
will expose to sale by public vendue, upon
the premises, a certain
Il OIL L. AN D,
situate in Locust township. Columbia county.
containing about TWELVE ACRES, alioin-
ing land of Joseph b. Cleaver, Reuben Fahr-
niger and Adams s Price, Oh which are
erected
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a small log barn, and on which there is
good apple orchard.
ALSO,
AT the same time, tract of T w ENTY
ACRES of land off the eastern end ofthe old
homestead farm of the lale Daniel Keller in
Locust township, which adioins lands OF Elias
Helwig, Cornelius Reinbold George Fe!,er.
man and others, on which twenty acres no
improvements are erected, though mos, Of
the land is improved.
Late the estate of the said deceased situate
liz the township of Locust and county alore-
said.
SAMUEL KELLER,
For himself md Co Executors
Locust township, Feb. 3, '57.
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JOHN 4. MOORE. JOHN W. WILLIAMS
MOORE g. WILLIAMS.
General Commission Merchants,
and dealer. in
MINERS SUPPLIES.
No 81 Soaa H'ufer 81 Piik,sey.L;o

THE subscroe:s having been associated
with the coal trade aud mining o-arations
generally, for seve.a, years. are prepared 10
supply orders for all articles Contingent to
m.nIng purposes al the loves. rales. with
care and dispatch.
OGf stock comprises The following articles:
OllS-Sperm, Solar, Elepba1r. Blescbed.
Racked. Lard Ros5l, Gfessing LinseeJ.-
Safety Lamps, Fuses. B.s.iu2 Parer Slooe
CHAINS. Ropes. all Sizes, PUieys, WIckihz,
Wire Rope. Tar and Puca -ThorDle,'s
Ceieora,ed Gum Behing, Ws.hsr.. Packing.
Hose--B asllas sel one, Poxdeu.-
soap, Candles. 6c.
EEFE3ESCEs:
HolgsoL s Keen, Philadelphia.
3. \. 4 {. : Zen,
Charles Miller q Co.
:. Roihslns.. E---
Jonn TaOrn.sy. Eso
Wm. lie Haven, &c , MiuerTill., Ia.
Hon. W. Do7,ljs2a. PoIs'uis, Pa.
Hoa. c. W. Puuz-.
Gsn ". Say6er. E>c,
D. P B-own. F,e,
l. 2. t,cos. E,
!. !. Co-ro;, A.-!a-s. Il.
fh"slsiTl.'. la Is, lsS7.-ly.
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers al private sale tho
: farm containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIF.
TY ACRES, on which are q log house, n
log barn, n good spring of water near the
house, and good apple orchard. The prop.
etly will make good home for any person
who wishes 10 farm.
He also offers for sale another tract OF land
lying in Pine township, Columbia county,
gsoni,iuntr
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DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of az.
~ minisira,lon apor the estate Of lanes
Allen, late OF Madison township CO.. Co,
deceased, have been grained 70 ihe aa6sr-
signed reSSiiog-lohn Allen near Limestone
vIlle snd A, :, Aheu in Jerssytowt', Colamhsa
eeun,y, All persoas iaaeh,ed 10 The said es-
tate are requested to make payment waAoat
delay, and those haviag aceoeats 10 Hsssea,
them fet settlement to
John ALCEN,
,... A. y AILEN,
Recmsears, Feb 5, 'ss-sa .sSsSs,
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y administrators Notice,

NoGlCE Is hereby given that ss,ie.s @; AZ.
minlslraiion dc bOs.Is Ecss w;Jh the snnete,
upon the eS'ae oi AndrsN He's. h,e al s..
saTioai township, Columbia eoaRy. deceased
nave been granted 10 Iae undersigned -.
eng IN the township CT GeerEoo.. A.
persons iuteSied 10 lhs said cetcssa, are rs-
9aeSed 10 make csynsa; wJ:hoaI Ss,Av. Az
Mo>e aAF'Es aceoua,S &s&-Cs, he ss,a.s 4,
Hto$eni them icr ssj.lsHeaiio
WILLIAM 9. HARRIS.
-icS'-S;S'r1.c- 80 AszIs Ssz szzn .ssssgpass
eESG7o.
GrssnwNNd. NSc Is iSSS
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BRIDGE LETTING.

PHNHE County Commissioners will receive
u proposals al the house of Alonzo Bald
win, in Benton township, until 8 o'clock, P.
NJ, on THURSDAY, the@l9Ih DAY of FEB.
RUARY next, Tor building an open truss
bridge, in Benton township, over Big Fish.
ingcreek, near the residence of the said
Alonzo Baldwin, said bridge 10 be 100 feet
in length, with a pier in tine middle fee,
thick; width OF bridge IS feet.
Plan and specifications can be seen on
the day aud place of letting.
By order OF The Co. Com'rs.
r. &. FRUIT, Clerk.
CoMaIssrosER's OFFICE,
Bloomsbutg, Jan, 81. lS7.
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Brick Dwelling House

Frame Stable, Frams Carpenter Shop one
aud half story high, aud Wagon Shed.
Late the estate of said deceased, situate
IN the township of Scott and county afore.
said JACOB EYRRiy
Bloomsbufg, Feb. II, 1857. Clerk
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, New Book for Agents.

THE 'iis a-a INES G. AlsI5-5s- Ham,.
,joa: y Senusi N. S-lcksr, \. NJ sz.ss.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
FIRST ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

A c. MENCH respectfully informs his
"a friends, customers, and The public GEN
orally that he has just received from PhiIa.
cephia the first goods of The season, consist
ins OF large assortment of choice and dc.
sirabe