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SURVEYORS NOTICE
). w. FINLEY, Suryevor

c. w. FINLEY, Surveyor.
AUBURN, PLACER CO., CALIFORny.
HAVING had much experience in SURVEYING
Ill both in the Atlantic States and Californ;as
is prepared to establish all lines and execute s
surveys with the exception of school lands, al.
ways ready"
Auburn, October 7th 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10

The CHINESE IN AUsrRAL1A-By the last
advices from Melbourne we learn that a
movement has commenced to utterly rout
and Danish the Chinese from those parts.
At Buckland diggings, Ovens district, fifteen
hundred had been driven away by the Euro
peans, and their property burnt. Not a
Chnaman was left within seven miles of
the place where the rout commenced.
San Jose Tribune.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOSEPH A. NUNES

(Late of the San Francisco Bay1
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
AND COMMISSIONER FOR
Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland and Te,.,
AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10

The SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAY.-The Pros
pectus of the Scientific American will be
found in the advertising columns of today's
paper. 1t is one Of the most valuable papers
published in the country; its colamns are re
piete with useful intelligence to the mechan-
ic and scientific maa, noting as it does, ali
improvements and discoveries Of the day,
aud importing large fund Of useful informa-
ton not to be elsewhere obtained.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10

References,
Hon. John NJ Howell, Hon. John B. Weller
'' Nathaniel Bennett Edward St.n,r'
Henry S. Foote, Balie Pevton
g Edward D. Baker, T, II. Wilj;.r,
October 10th, 1S57.-my '''
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The EXPULSION OF MArrEsoN TO BE
MovEp.-The Washington correspondent of
the ". Y. Times writes: 81 understood
from good authority that Col. Keitt, of
South Carolina, declares his determina-
ton to move the expulsion OF O. B Mat
teson from the House next winter if he
resumes his seat without a reelection.
This will bring up the whole question
of Congressional corruption again, and op-
portunity perhaps to explore the mass
little more thoroughly.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10

Fremont AND THE MARIrosA GRANT,
The Mariposa Democrat learns that Colonel
Fremont has declined to come to an accom-
mediation with the settlers upon his grant.
He evinces disposition to compel the peo-
pie to such terms as he may dictate, notwith-
standing the announcement that he was dis
posed to sell to the settlers upon favorable
terms. The Democrat says:
ave received with surprise and regret, the
announcement that Col. Fremont had un-
guaIitiedly refused to grant titles to any per-
son on his claim. We viewed it as an i'll
advised STEP calculated to curb the energies
and mar the prospects of our industrious and
well ll-disposed mining population, and pre-
senting obstacles to the advancement of the
people, whose interests, he should esteem his
highest duty, in view of his position among
them, to foster and protect. There is not
single citizen upon the claim, or whose in
terests are in any way connected Herewith,
who is not now willing to make a liberal ar
rangement, allowing fair justice to Colonel
Fremont, and expecting nothing more for
himself; what more can be desired by any
person wishing to see right and justice pre-
vail!
A persistence by Colonel Fremont in the
course taken by him, will be utter ruin to
his prospects in Mariposa county. The vista
of futurity presents to us an interminable
contest for supremacy, fatal to the peace and
best interests of all, for where the people
feel, as in this case they do, that inj justice
has been done them, and when, too, they
have made every effort to conciiate that
could be expected of them, or that their
dignity could sanction, they feel that nothing
remains for them but the maintainance of
their rights at all risks.
Col. Fremont can, now, by judicious
step, regain his standing among the people.
Let him meet the people in the same con
ciliatory spirit in which they are disposed
to treat with him, aud he will ever have
cause to rejoice at the issue. But, it he ad-
heres to his apparent resolve to pursue the
contrary course, none can foreteil the result"
The Placer herald., 1857-10-10
Sacramento Agency.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
for Sacramento City, for the soliciting Of adver-
tisements and subscriptions, for the Placer Her
aid. april4 If
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EXTRAORDINARY DErKECIA1IoN OF Pho
pERTY.--As remarkable instance of the de-
probation Of real estate in this city, we would
mention the CITY SLIP" Blocks, bounded
by Clay, East, Sacramento and Davis streets.
On the 26th of December, 1858, this entire
property was sold at Auction for one million
one hundred and ninety-th thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars. These very same
blocks are this year assessed at the compara-
lively low sum Of Seventy1our thousand four
hundred dollors-being a depreciation on
only two blocks of $1,1l9,35O. To enter
more into PARTICULARS
Lot No. IS, sold for s27 900, and is asses
sed at $4,000.
Lot No. 96, sold for 81 500 and is assessed
at $500.
Lot No. 122, sold for 5000, and is as
sessed at s2,500 S. r. Bulletin.
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GEPV6--D1
gI.e.GQUpSJ - :

For the spGng aud summer trade comprising,
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doe>kins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy silk Veslngs.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmerelles
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks. all qualities.
Barege De LANES and ChaIIi Bareges.
Plain, Pink. BIne and Green De Laines.
Bomba2ine Finish Black AIpacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginahams.
Worked Collars, and Linen handkerchief.
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Caicoes of all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheeting.
Beached and Unbleached Mnsins.
Linen Damask> and Table Covers.
Besides a larne assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds of
Groceries, Hardware, &c, which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call at the old stand
corner OF Main aud Market streets.
G.V FLOUR & FEED always on hand,
and Tor sale a. the lowest market price. for
CASH a. c. MENSCH
Boomsburg, April ?, 1856.
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Household Furniture,
MISS MARREATT'S NEW NOVEL:
HENRY LYLE:
OR. LIFE AND EXISTENCE

OR, LIFE AND EXISTENCE.
= BY Miss Emilia Marya,l, daughter of the
late Captain Maryatt. 12 no., cloth. 420
pages. Pnce Sl.00.
What the Press say of Henry Lyle:
"We hope 10 see :his book in every well
selected Library. 1t is worthy of place
among the finest works of any era."-Fra.
sT's Magazine.
alt is crushing rebuke 10 the tendency
OF the present generation 10 infidelity.-Lon.
don Atheneum.
"We have seldom had an opportunity OF
enjoying more fascinating or moro in
s,ruclive novel."-1r,bune.
"The lady writes in a style to please the
people quite as we'll and as skillfully as her
faher did. Get a copy of "Henry
Lyle' forth hwith.-Iimes.
Published by GARRETT, DICK g. FITZ.
GERALD, No. 18 Ann Street, New York.
For sale by T B. PETERSON,
LIPPINCOTT s. CO.,
w. P. HAZARD g. co.
Copies of the above work sent 10 any ad-
dress free of poslags.
February 25, 1857.
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WHITE TEETH, PERrumED BREATH

AND BEAUTIFUL CoMpLExIoN-can be ac.
qured by using the Balm Of q thousand
Floirsrs." What lady er gentleman would
remain under the curse of disagree able
breath, when by using the "BafHa Of Thou
sand Forers" as a den,rifce, would not only
render it sweet, but leave the teeth as white
as alabasier? Many persons do no, know
their breath is bad, and the subject is so deli.
cate their friends will never mention it. Be-
ware of counlerfeits. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRlDGE s. CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
u Feb. l6, lS67-6m,
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New arrival of Spring and Simmer Goods !!
DAVID 1owENEHEG


he
apparel, including
YAsGIGNAgLlH DRESS G0Awso
OF all
andianc
o notice
slof of
Bloomsburg, April
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
4A Co 81 I'D ia Nc - g
RNEcEIc County. Pa.

fINHE Trustees of this Institution respectrpiIv
l. announce, that il will 10 opened for the
reception Of Pupils, Of both sexes. on Nond,y
October 20;h newt under the immediate care of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as PRINCIPAL.
Mr.. \. is a gentleman of extensive ACQUIRE.
mentS and enlarged experience as an educator
and has been connected with the most popuIo ,
"itigh School" Of Bucks Go. for several wears.
lie Is also well and favorahy known as con.
'Thuior to some of cur leading educational peti
Odicala.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
HiI! comprise OHhography, Definitions. Read
ing, PenmanshIp, EtymoIogy Geography, Eng.
uFammar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry, Mensuration, Plane and Spherical
lHgonomeiIy, Surveying, Navigation. As,ron.
omy' &c. Book Keeping, History. Physiology
Natural Intellectual, and Moral PAI!osophv,
and Chemistry.
Cf"sscs in The French, Spanish &. Latin
Languages will he formed as olrIy as prsctico.
bic, aud Instruction on Piqno.Fortc will be
given if desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by APPROPRIATE apparatus
will also TO given
SPECIAL ATTENTION will lie raid 70
young Ladies and Gontltm,n designing TO qua,
i!y themselves AZ Teachers.
{ r M S:
-FOUR, FIVE aud SIX Dolia,s per Quarter
IN accordance with the studies pursued, a, able
one half in advance and the balance atthe close
OF the Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can be had IN the village at
a moderate price.
"a" Mr.. \. will deliver an address on Physi
cal intellectual and Moral education, on the
day OF commencement, when his method Of
imPartIns instruction will he illustrated, and
the discipline and management, OF the chooI.
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends of cduca
ton generally, arc cordially invited to be pres.
ent.
ID. l.. CHAPiN, Il. ". STEVENS,
JOHN kOONS. Nd. STILES.
SlLAS DoDSON, JOHN YAPLE.
THOMAS PEALER,
Columbus, Sept, 4, 1856. Trustees.
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"A administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate of Robert
Fairman, late OF Greenwood township, Col.
CO., deceased, have beer granted to the un-
dersgned, both of whom are also residents
OF Greenwood township, All persons in.
dehled TO the said estate are requested 10
make payment without delay, and those hav.
ing accounts for settlement 10 present them
forthwith 10 ELISHA HAIMAN,
EDITH FAlRAlAN,
Greenwood, Feb. 25, '51. .fdm'rS.
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LADIES DsEsS GOODS,


WHITE GOODS OF AII KINDS
noha mnts
All kinds SHAW Is, brocNe Bay State, Waetv black
d Also
can Glve
Shoes KINDS
We have large Hats aud Caps
cloths BASKETS Muns haue,
lines &c, n
anybo
Bloomsb
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tes,a-
menlary upon The estate CT Peter Herlocher,
late OF M'iilin township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed residing in the lownshi Of Mlfilin.
All persons indebted TO the estate are re.
Guesied 10 make payment without delay, and
those having accounts for payment 10 present
them TO
JOHN II. HELLER. Executor.
Mifllin township, June 81, 1s57-6t#
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s'BEsSE ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SIMMER G6ODS,

A c. MENCH respectfully informs his
IA friends, customers, and The public gen
orally lha, he has just received from Phila.
GeIphia the first goods of the season, consist
inn OF large assortment OF choice and Dc.
srable
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JUST LOON AT IN,

ALL persons asviox accents Of over sfS
mon'hs s'anding are ts4ns>,sd % eoms Ior,
ward and settle 10 ey toe first Of N-.ss
aud all accounts ot one and ,so ys-es go,
ing mas, Re attended to t::s.eiy Or COS, o.
Bloonseurg, iaa. ss, ts5z'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A DOUBLE HOUSE AND LOT in the vii
"A lage OF Buckhorn. For terms apply to
GEORGE WEAVER,
Ms rch 4, 1857. Bloomsbury.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND
Personal Pr0perty.

THE subscriber will offer at public sale up.
on the premises now his residence on
THURSDAY THE 18TH OF MARCH
next, Two tracts OF land situate in Locust
township, Columbia county, the first con.
tanning about
100 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands OF Adams &
Price, John Lee, Jacob Helwig and Others
On this tract are good apple orchald, other
fruit trees, frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
a bank barn and Other oulbuildnss. There
is well near the house. and also three
springs on the premises. A stream of wafer
with fall and power sufficient for a mill runs
through The property. Most OF The land is
cleared and we'll improved
The other tract contains - acres, and is
well iimbered. 1t is at the foot OF the little
Mountain 10 miles from Ashland.
He will also 4; the same Time offer for sale
bis personal property, viz:
V@~p G0U9o@a
colt, horned cattle, hogs, wagons, plows
and other farming utensils: also
Household Furniture,
Setee, Chairs, Bureau, tables, stoves, bed
sleads and bedding, and Potatoes by The
bu shell.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. nj.
when terms will be made known by
LEWIS BUSH.
Locus, twp, Feb. 25, 1857
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
Great Inducements TO subscriber
COST REDUCED so TO rs PER CENT

These Periodicals ably represent the thee
grea, political parties Of Great Brilan-Whig,
Tory and Radical politics forms onIy
one feature OF their character. AS Organs Of
the most profound writer's on Science, Liter
ature, Morality, and Religion, they stand, as
they ever have stood, unrlvaled in the world
OF letters, being considered Indispensable 10
10 the scholar and the professional man, while
TO the intelligent reader of every class they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record
OF the current literature OF the day, through.
out the world, than can be possibly ob;ained
from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of udv0ace sheets from the Brit
ish publishers give additional value 10 these
Reprints, inasmuch as they can now be
placed in the hands of subscribers about as
soon as the original editions.
TER Ms (p.nrtnr pr;,,,
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ONE FOURTH OF An ACRE.
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given tnat letters OF
~ Administration upon he eS;ile OF E.fiah
AIbersca, late oi Greenwood soxusai2. Co.
iumbia c0un'y, deceased. have tssn ctlcvsi
10 the undersigned residing in ii. pisasa1,
township. Al psr>vus indebted 10 the salt
estate are requested TO make paynen. with.
out DELAY, ana those having accounts asains,
the dscedeat 20 present them fer settlement
. WILLIAM J. lKELER.
-icHRixrgic-.
Nj. Pleasant, Feb. Tlh, tSS.-Sw.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ minlstration upor tho estate of James
Allen, late OF Madison township, Col. Co,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed resding-John Allen near Limestone
vile and a. 5. Alien in Jerseyiowu, Columbia
county All persons indebted 10 the said es-
tate are requested TO make payment wi.
delay, aud those having accounts 70 present
them for settlement 10
JOHN ALLEN,
A. 5. ALLEN,
Bl0om'OuFs' Feb, >, 's7-st Adnm
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BARLEY WITHOUT BEARDs !,

1T is even so. A variety of barley has
d. been discovered in the guches OF the
Hmalayan Mountains. entirely free from
those annoying and poisonous boards, al
tached TO all our common varieties.
The undersigned obtained grains Of this
new variety three years ago, and being much
pleased with lis general appearance and pro-
ductiveness, has spared no means 10 multi
ply this small quantity as fast as The Shang-
has aud other birds would allow.
lis merits for grinding or mating have not
been tested, and the quantity is now too
small 10 squander i'll that way, when every
Iiller of The soil who sees it, is anxious 10
have few graius not doubling it will prove
valuable acquisition. have sufficien,
however, to iumIsh all persons interested
who will be likely to see this notice with
one head each, coLtan ming 80 10 60 grains.
Send me your address, on a stamped envel-
ope and | will enclose head by return
mail, with printed instructions for cuItiya-
Ting in way to insure large return from a
small quantity of seed, Should this new va
rely be ;ound TO answer all The purposes of
the common barley, few years will suffice
TO drive the "BaEley Boards" from The coun-
Try.
Should any person desire more than The
one head, will send a package OF 700 10
500 grains securely enveloped, by mail post
paid for 25 cts, accompanied with a lew
heads 10 pr0re the fact of its being beardless.
Address |. w. BRIGGS,
West Macedou, Wayne Co. Y.
Feb. 3, lS57-3t
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HOLLoWAY's DIN MEN
Circular TO the Sick.

fINHE r fTst hospital srr geons and medical pub.
licisls of Europe, admit the unparalleled
antl,infammatory and healing properties OF this
Ointment; governments sanction rs use in
their rnaval and military services; and the masses
in this country and throughout the world repose
the III most confidence in its curative properties.
It pcn,tt.tes the souIces of iEtammution and
corruption which undcrlic the external eviden-
ces of dica.e, and nentralize the fiery elements
which feed aud csaspeIne the malaiy.
RHEU SCROFULA, cry
SIPE.LAS.
These ale among the mot terrible and ago.
nizug diseases OF tho muscles. the E'shy fibre
and the skin; yet IN their worst forms aud
when seemingly Incuiahle they invariably dis
appear under pcrseveGng application of this
soothing, healing anlido;e to pain snd nfiam
m ,lion.
SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS.
In cases of Salt RhCum. where medical wa.
tiers, Intiono, and every recipe of the pharniaco.
poeo have proved useless, the Ointment will
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under lis Influence. ard its relaxing cf.
feet upon cOrtractui sincws is truly wonderful,
DlSCHARGING ULCERS.
a most remarkable ard happy change is pro.
dnced IN the appearance OF malignant ulcers
after ntew applications Of this Ointment The
surrounding rcdncss ynnshes, and granuIes of
healthy flesh begin to take the place of the dis.
charged matter. his process goes on more or
sess rapidly, until the oriiicc is filed up with
lound material and the ulcer radically cured.
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
The young are the most frequent sufferers
from external injuries, nnd therefore every
mother should have this healing preparation
spn tlt, hn, Ia
for sore breasts, and quickly removes the en-.
crusIed sores which sometimes disfigurc tho
heads and faces Of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS,
This On,n ant is universally used OH bospr
nc A'ai tic and Pscifc whaling fleet as a Gu Q
for scorbuuc affections and as the best possible
remedy for wounds and bruises Large supplies
of it have recently teen ordered by the Sultan
| Of Turkey for hospital PURPOSES
| Both the Ointment and Pills should be
used in the fOliowing cases:
Bunlons, Skin Diseases.
Buns, Swelled Glands,
ChaPped Hands, Sore Legs,
ChIlblalns, Sore Breasts,
Fistnlu, Sore Heads,
Gout, Sore Ihroats.
Lumbago, Sores of all kinds,
Mcrcutiai Erupicnr, Spnns,
Piles, SiilF joints,
Rheumatism, Tetter,
Rmgworm, Ulcers,
SAL Rhcum, Nenercal Sores.
9ca'u'' Wounds OF all kinds,
#y" Sold al tie Manufactures of p,ofe,so,
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lanr, New York. and
2ll Strand, London, by all respectable Drug-
giots aud Dealers in Medicine throughout tho
Unred a'"s, and the civilized world, IN po,ss
! at ~ cents, G2 cents, and ; each
" There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Drections for the guidance of patient
IN every disorder ure affixed to each pot 3l,l
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LOTTERIES.


THE well.known Maryland Corsol ,3g,sI
Lotteries, OF which X. FRANCE X Co are
the managers, are chartered b, ,ns s,a,s If
Maryland, aud a commissioner el,c,sd bv
the people, who is sworn 10 .upeririend and
certify that everything connected with hen
IS done in a strictly honorable manner ami
that the uleIis's of pal,ies who reside at
distance are as we'll protected as if
themselves were present al the dra- hey
Another fact which the managers o,i, H.nS.-
ton TO, is, tAa, all perSoas have Sal aue'-
10 send orders for tickets r., 49, t'su'
lotteries are legal-ed by sr sc;. iIi~!'ana, i,, as
state. A lottery is draw N go raH III 'na'
month. II no pariiculS, = class i & uas o. ,ue
ders are filed in tb', fi,s, d,,w;n m~"'eN' or
place alsr me com munica,ion comes s'HS ~
hand: The prices Of ricke,s vary 'O,sS f,on 20
" ~ ~ Nv ''cSetS are, however, sent unlsss
IN none Tor tie same is received with t,II Inc
otuer, The d:awings are upon the p,inciple
" o"F numfer on each ticket (after the Ha.
ara plan )aud Tetnary combination. Prizes
vary IN amount from $50 To SloO. 600. An
otdets for tickets or packages will rsceiys
pro mpt attention, and the drawing mailed 10
Gh purchasers immediately after il is over.
Address,
I, II, RUBBARD & CO,
No 80 Faye;te ST., or Box No. 10,
FEB. 3d, 1851 -ly Baltimore. Nd.
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1856 AND
1851 TOGETHER.

Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines Of
the day, these Periodicals. lose little by age.
Hence "A full year of the Nos (wilh no omis-
slons) Tor 1856, may be regarded nearly as
valuable as Tor 1857. Wepropose to furnish
the two years at The following extremely io,o
rates, viz
For Blackwood's Magazine, 81 so
For any one Review, 4 90
For any TWO Reviews, 6 90
For Backwood and one Review, 7 90
For Backwood and TWO Reviews, 90
For three Reviews, 8 90
For Blackwood aud three Reviews, - 90
For the four Reviews, IL 90
For Blackwood aud the four Reviews, ii 90
To avoid fractions, 10 may be reunited
FOR biackwood, for which we will forward
that work for bolh years, past pnm
II. B.-The price in Great Britain of the
Eve Periodicals above named is about S3l
per annum.
AS we shall never again be likely to offer
such inducements as those here presented,
NoW is the time TO Subscribe!
tB- Reni,nnuos must, in aM cases, be
made direct 10 the Publishers, for at ,heso prl.
ces no commission can be allowed 10 agents
Address, LEONARD SCOTT & co
No. 81 Gold Stree, New York
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District .4ffOr,,ey.


Amt paid r. F. Clark, S43 90
Fuel.
Amt paid Joseph Sharpless for Coal ss7 rs
do Lewis Roat, wood, 81
s39 62
.4uditor's Pay.
Amt paid Co. Auditor s. their Clerk S27 SO
.3mt. Dus Late Treasurer.
Amount paid Late Treasurer, SAT- 90
Insurance.
AM, paid Lycoming Insurance Co.
assessment No. I2 l3 Si5 10
FoG Soaps,
Amt paid different persons, 500 II
Postage.
Paid Philin Unanast years postage S4 40
Commissioner Deeds,
Paid Jacob Harris for Com'rs deeds S26i II
Commissioners and Clerks Pay.
A MI paid Tram Defr, Sl5s 90
do William ]. Ikeler, 1872 so
do Jonas Fahruger, no 90
do Henry Bitenbender, l6 80
do II. c. Fruit, elk. 800 90
Ss37 90
Mercantile appraiser.
Ami paid Richard Stiles, SO 90
Medical Sercices.
Amt paid J. b. McEeIvy, S4 so
Post MOrtem Examination.
Amt paid Ramsey s. McKelvy, $50 90
agricultural Society.
Amt paid J. w. Henderson,, SCI 81
Total Expenditures for The year, SS3s4 80
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