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EkRN LANDS for SALE.-Iho ILLINOIS
Il CENTRAL RAtLROAD COMFAIY IS non pn ed
" seu al.ut TWO MILLIONS Of AUEbS Of
Z 4 Z n q u = y y,
IN TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,

q. r. Irt...e
To. ~ ',d d s,' U, h. i' y,n. . in tr
,o,sT,, 81 I'M. Rtsd and .e avn ns g. , ricss. .ld
most ti,ne "a tAc Soc ~ ~ @-,' "" ' ,5 - ~.
O. Csit s',d pnich J." 'h" A't'I- 1' ",s t'. i
uo 0,,~ nc ~ 'rf ius '.o '-." , ~ i t'.-
s.n, 6or a. tne .. ed clc,c ,s ~, taIis5.i ~
"a .,.at .... ne of r5r1.,tor iyiuarr.,..1 .
400 To- O. ''' % g.. AZ aIi t,ro..,,. ~, So .oc
u,ss ..'.'i- p. % WINS "'-' " " WY
IN t.,,i1 M -.l,rsl pars Of n, -to riro Lsns
Fi'vt. g. IN ,i- t2,1,, g.. l.l-, .hyu.l.l. 80
ohAr tin lf' n ~ s'''''Ih '"e ''"O'' = ''' | 80
. ~ . - 20 IA, l ,v fted fr e..p. c,,tlc I'D
sheep Q. tie ',ei u v"e'' Iadim corn Sc fh -,
i1ss Tia, ct Al oh,r pa abe %, while living .esias
s"s sp'l. :. ., All ,,, rro an v-uss. are he
~tdk', w o.. .ii or ..5 %, Inc n, - ~
g,,rta % ne e. wv, 'i'tl, new ir IN 't I'D So,
The Got 5cP Hd.o p,s,sa, os ,'F'',r -
"'y.1 GRAZ '' s ,.i, .e ~ ,id, very
, IV' No. ~ nj xord mo ' ke ~ oson Nh
@,,s sud s't 20 twS sc. ~, tay Contra. g Al -
pade io b,,eas ry for cora OF who. az fom =. 20 p
and kue he ~ nd ludera bi,h state q cit, D tac
s.cend ,,ar.
CON- ertlu ce, etc. al be iorwsrde IS; 1'ss.n o!" f'
mstte,
suppss chctg Gut j,sihe fuel btuE iTr a,t 4 many
~. a = u 10 rfan VOID c. ho = q. TOE sE1e
1ste cep ,ofl E1,sive quacs have been op.nrd
r., nc, ,,c-. ~ S4rI.t .sa, aii ..t a
-, 80 vi'f, am, f se.dsr.rr which al b.. las d, l.
,'o,' ,t w." a. cyo.I %. ,r.g.,,,on
a.. C,,,,sr land. I'm th Land laos having s.u4r lly
ben s.ts-sWn n IN rrt.t clri .rsu's .. s.-rn
s,,. !, Fvrop, can be- .,r tv fs ,-v ,s.h
,s,a.,le Far,s th, ps terls ,. 81 a ~, S..-
ity Nil tut BIZ, u value ..in twelve months
WIEN Hoe, lands AL restored & Tr,as Who ihlus
Of ,,a ON tL or la Minnesota sr1ra Il 10 fu4 90
H.. al. ON, ,.,.V slr ty..h
- az ,cr a than use N oh-r > s:es ~ Tss.
80 ,'.,,e ,,, r,.,a. nd a. v,r,e "a. te.s t,y
. i q, ~ g.. 80. ,' -'s ~, lie
tn' i' - IN -. h. 80, h = Al, IN, a.
-, -. - 80. ~, III d. -. = ..r.r., en- a /.
moi a.. oa.e y ia l!huos I.Ios.
10 .snr r.nsIts NOD cod m relation q, the .s-d. a. 'hs
al n d
ma. l. am ne lie "a -urscs he t.-a 20 r1.Iko: .
IA ,,r 40 ,,rV de miles .ie ct1dc.t Il u Sc srds
Ar ,s,,, ,it t VA. rs OF in.evu p'rd Wie. conu es.
dor Ia, cxp sea "a transportation whOa IN I -
-, h. e.. DIN. fl M p, iac.d - m .ft r ~, AID
s.t4 ,,gi,.i, no ~. inc, me. IL ~ f4ns md
a. "a, ',sst,,. .unu.lly sua ey,, w. f-dr,.A
To cot fertility OF tao lead. nov oeetsd r ~ as
Coupe and th,.r las Y,d u
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souses an0 farms manleo.
HeaI GsIGIe toI Sale.


A r f & n A y c 4 -
"A PIT SALE. 70 CLOSE At Lo1ATE -Ia@ I. "'"1ns
property via be- sll 81 o. ie AZ - esy tfA'' 'p
lor "a OF before 10 h of Hsrca l6J7 VIZ:
HOUSE, AND LOT ID Lorb sIlr'f -, 'i-'' '".
end D a. No. So house iGE - IH4 f'''
TfiRFE HOUSES ASD LOTs-iLr.e- e. s-.,-.ary f2ne
ss6 brick bs.rulsut.-On North sie 81 i-l--
sd Ish-sss. Nos 81 50 snd ~ bp' q. .t
fe0t cfn llth-sv rsl Ut 10 f'i !A'-'' ''- NAV 49, -
sly0rt - D. ep, each no nee l'Nt1
sou - bNOOkLft .....-
TWO THREE- STORY BRICK 0fFLLi'D NUE.
AND IOTS-s,z- Of r-el house lbs5' -e, s'' 81 'A-'
feet. ,.ca ,Dfaiairg f.t.1 ro,--s. o-'rt - Ia
de oo,,b 80. Of sSooanu, Brooklyn, toe % ~ y'
ell from uorh-wes,dy ooflor VI I'4-N'a AL "'-
hu' 'ih11gG0KLSN ~ D. LATE wILLThMsBURGn
HOUSE AND LOT u'h side "a ~ 4ser o. k-''yn
a. No 81 between L1fi'neT sad L'oLafc a. rue y
rous..t. II a. wri'bult thesl, if-c No-r ui-i
In viii bitk 20 toe pssk collar al tase.e -1'-'
ot 2sxC fct, house "tA tt room, ~ 4eeI 4~' 'o man
UUI ~ ANO LOT Cd tho ror sd, 4 " kGst k1osn
A. No between Lorlo- aud Leoaste-s.s In@ prop ~
eot sis's u lWu-stDly o. '1c CT -r Oh il"H s." ~ -
e, t'.p, tlso, t~'f9 frame "ou'e VI - rear
10, T1 liz 70 fsTorY Prick DWFLUVGs AID
LOTS si.vs.,d on south slde II NJrh lst ht", a '
., md rou.av Toe sze q sach h'us. T. y g.,
fr,u, by 81 fer, size u o'si - iet i-h y Nv
"THErF FO0R-sTOrY BRICK DWELLINGS AND
LOTS ct isfoo west si'" u 4d-, Dbl '''n 'l
and South dts The Size Of each house j. @X lees re 81"
HOUSE AND LOT Three story frame h',se 60 ne Vl''e
OF YOnEcts OfcLlf.s- bel rh1t '' i' npstii "A
thu MOTTO westerly # MyTe al Or4udst', fnJsn
TV q LuTs or GROUND on 1884,. between 7.h sad 'a-
avs esch 2xl feet at ~ lj Tot etcfly non t''
mort ca.'ay crn,T 81 ath4v and '3-st; o. ~" $50 On
Opyote eide # 1it s'rCef ON SAL 10 st'- '.' 49,
> W WgsIOS. No 2a9 Eros1wsv. Room ~. -.
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I,0R CHARI EsTON apd FLORIDA-SEM.

TOR CHARL ESTON and FLORlDA---,Slb1rl. M. M.
+ W2FKLY United STATES NAIL LEE. 10 VII
80 p., Ne 4. \. T., "a WE'D VEsDAY. SIss IL =.
oeo, - pr cy For fess apply .S 90 se' 10. oac.
~ sI,s ~ ,Rns TIIyfoy Co. Ne y Brsd~sy T.
a,s deent steamship MAEIoSS, f,Pu NV, @S Il gel.l
tncSo.d AL leave on SATDRDAi' h.''T" MA xssaa
ssBEt @ Ry w.: I'D ns'i Sc ass : I'D .ss
9 -, - =, iofn,. Risor Florida, oonae ana ~ N
.r. icn New Yor. ..S le1sSs Ss.,:I' 70 rska
n ~ IA sfrs SATURDAY, Msics ~ 49,
go a, r. - line ~ le.ye e. to'c,3ci Q a.
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ITOURNING GOODS Spring Importstious

NOURNING Goods TTsPiiqRg a mp, n.;sr.
- "a P, lin Cnth. Staws EEslish Grape Cnpe aud
Gf-n,lDe Ven. Bl,ci ss' g,i h Ie'. mig Sl'
Hy sprips wear Grcrad'lss Grsus1.nc Robes bsck
Bt,rle. C,s1ye Msrei1o. Cape Dc Bushfe' new 1,ce
- EsrE ,nd purple also bsck and white Barge Robes
- e-cat tsr fngst PopDuets for travelling ard bo -
desc ysrds % Afghan CfsPes yard wide st. ',nn
r~- fr 81 per yard. worth English Scotch snd frrEoa
Laws .orne tov- cesisLs t~o At yard sfes'
arr En,sb Arc Frr ch Cscoe Scotch Ctnshtuls sa IN
s,tex Of Ecbroeeres SLsWs Asssllss SoanetS, &c
n hoe bsrR srlcctei ~ith great and HaR"eo e
ore .y ts hors. vi. h (ouad very es.sae
So 10 3. b. ,1s,y to.rssG 6pcns aEt Puco"s'''
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Diauc- 5crics avc Rlrsic

1 MAGNIFICENT c.r.cl 7-..s7o ro.eRoo.i
..r.',.- -,-e.- .- s-,nd D. ..e '',6. tli or
G. Co. - TO-. -...' o.. 80 - -. - = ~ ~.
v'Y - A.. - Fh - g. ~. +. =,
-gd. AZ e. re ',t-,-re So VI a-,7 -,a ne O'''
o.. -' -0,. - go t1.. = 20 q o. =.
4 $50 rev Rosewood PIlN1-FORTE sud foe
- CoVERir SALE "a ' .,-- e. g. YA't '''--'
Nss-i.t,l a.. go - ~ e..J % ID rl--l =
LIk>I-CLA>s BOSTON PIANOS 10 plan aai
! cs.r,4 csses L+~ ari r.-o-f l-u- NELoDt'N> a.
HAkMOfi-A>. 20 ilI t5 JJNJDN, - b.ealEli
GOLp-MEDAL IIANO> - HTElNWAY Il
- SOS g. - s',i7-- 4iTs "a
NLDALl 4:,-s l-.e f- q T. = GLAND H. ice - r a,j
kEAT IMPROVEMENTS II PlAH9-
SIrs sSi =, q, F.o,.. I'D -.tJ Nv ,iensl g
.b.rPIANO-FOlTEs cr-..r--teI e.ih ne 7sfrn, 49,
vast PINK ~. '-- .-.e.J re 2. -
ls,5~vc-re-t ever i-'l -.- 1-r 10 p-H - l-L
nTANOC srd NELODLONS Tho HORACE
1 VATLES - q ~ Itl-,g. fIAHo7 --i N.-Lop
O,,s a.e ~ be ll .- e. e. = s. esq y. i--., A--
ro.li n.yne-.. '.a- fi-'.,. -,.a s,' - 49,
~ :, i, . t, o. - rsors .,e y-ry
tf.- " as.',,l at Il ,.'s ili 'en's "i.' =
h'rtce t"e 0.4i ~-,"'.ass cd i..T ".
v. ,al -. o. ,iir r.e-., - ,.r. a. a. '-i-~ s.
gbIANOS.-N. THUR>rON * SONS, Ncs. 2
l e-d BIZ. u .ir, ALL e., .,I..1,.g5T s. e..
srs'r..r octave sv,.l tl-Nl fDHlt@' warranted d.
ivory r,-I,c,. A.. fl lND5 - h-I--
DAVFY. BACON ( co. C.ucocssors 70 Bacon
L. Ea,,J PiiNO-FOEgE 'h,an.'urcrs Wur'oD
INSTL .rT- r-y b. 1.-t cA 4..7,.J c! our o"n MAJ
~, " - - :. y =, .-.---.-----~--
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Copdrtncrsbip Notices.

nlSSOLUlIcN.-Tle Erm Of y. z. COBB a.
~ c. is this ty dissolved mg-s cOuse.t Ethe- p,rt.
rcr nsy .be tlo a:a hluls,iou-xeu Yogs
lob. 1851. We. :. " !sG--st- Nate ANiEL SO38
JAMES Ii. SrSBBIEs
COPALTNgHSEiF-JAM J., sTE9BIvs he. hi 1,v
i,Tue- pa. 1.;'AiP VIII JOHN BLOO0GOOO IT, unl,r
re rene 80 sr. u SIL6B vs. BLOO0GOOD "a MI
,outtne tho sTOCk CONFUSION AND EICaANJE
RI S.SEsS g. ~ =. Ni,lEr.
TIE C.--n lss- B-siurss ~ - s-r ~ aiks,ci,9
l-e rsw fra Fc,I--t:uy III !. l9l og Jolr b..s.s
FrtIErs rsC-sAeT Bsrk Of - Germ 1Ee-th Cts.-
one = I.'9ssrc AZ If..; c.. Rsei BaJ4d 70 -NoN.
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NOTICr OF COMMUNICATING -Ths... nj

NOTICE OF COPtRrNER>Hlr-T he,, pres.
Az e. -cT " 80. D bcs have i5r-sed s-s4 c.
plItntsaiP, r-ler - TT1t8h q Article Trle T.
tA,Ei ~; IL. oi tie wed State. Of ,he Sc
e New "a tI-j o. Limited Pa er,aip.r Toe :.
c.sr.1-sssi- p c-a.-liel -ltT ar- o. J. p
a. O4is T. Ser ravfc 4 to business n,eul led % Le
tss g - . - - bo1,f S-es f-cI.n-s al s..u
80 r' s-t.y t--r.i 10 toli C.-.Cclu taer.uita John
-. CnkIiEs tcs.iirt Of e. CITY O. HoW.Yotk a tas
~ - ~ rr La cCntr ~ e. 10 tbs COMMON a. IA
tus -;y Eve sc.-sBl iosr. ctsh aud Joseph
SstOtOkD OTIS ~ PERSON ". OTIS both u E5orn
fsde 1 De tty Of b. III lie -eeIa partners iut.r
cst 10 80 b1 S..i pinoTsi P i T. ence on al.
sffrr Cay u FiI =. 4 y. 1854 ict CONTINUE IN ~
tfsi da1 81 a. e scar .ho-dEd hu lr-d .p5
- .-i5t Ttr q s-s-i e-Dafed EesYor. Mo-
D. i a. 80. JOIN CORIIES
-kkDFOiDOr
FIEHSOSI OTIS
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TOR SALE or t. The t5ree-stoEg bT,.
BUlT DINO VITA hs-, ent and Al 10 ,o5,ra
ocsls situated q, NJ leo pcsns-., 6AOphLlN. ., ~>G
BOES srj Ncvirs, twtiE bose Il - blua lie = sc
CONTAINS 10 EAy ~ a,Fn, - 90 or 3
40 usorege a. pr cont R-r. So I-S-re a " e.!
Csss,st tetwteE LAurts. ID Tho--pson
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Alillinern, 81.

CPRING RIBBON and MILLINERY GOODS.
y M II LICHTESSTElN, conner 81 BoSsfy aad Hes'7.
b ~ urrDlrd ofer lie Trade th. cheapest and haod
s0es. ssr u oil sil4s OF n'1 aud o~ pucgf hpls
BoDnrt Sks eIch fO~cr' Pattern luLc's Cfspe' I,ne
for. and g.. raj variety q Mlory G)ot8 also ~xen
sisr u D'oss Ttruing', RIBBONS and Fdae
ICE. - per cent less tan uany hef "hotes~e
houses 20 this CRY sAi w.1 me favor VI cal from h'
oll customers Eui %, TRADE gensrlly
ITO WHOLESALE BUYERS Of RICH FLOW
1 FRs JAMES TICKER i wtu pregatsd witb lefn
rnse Psrs Fsbcs No. jol BroiisAy, neatly opp'ss tie
Cation Hou.e.
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80 t1UCN. 70 80" = = ~ - ~ = -,
90 ped e. ytss b. i.s trsent E'a rViars -
tttasat iaQale ttu prrG.is. 0tN,.a Us a.4', q
"a AL ,ciess ?.
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LADIES HOOPS.-Ihe public are cautioned
,s,,s " Il, .,as and true PATENT GgrrA PERcdA
COBD" lrst u,4e AL introduced y me - ny ss,e
-AMTEL c BISHOP, Sole aan-!s1saIef All F|en'es Hf
~, A., Cd States, No. 1911 Broadway
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0iotbli,s

| NpIi>' tid CHiLpLENs CLOTHING Il III.
D-t r..,-s "crk a. .yic 10; ~, ,,f lr to- Z :
'''"-t., ~tNe.. O'csst,sCt DIS uiNRgRS So.
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OqEY RESIDI.NCF III scr,s Il LAND ~ ~'Jo brook,
C. ss.e A. F3Oe, ws1th 500. A'fp. Fp'cnhd Fars
IN stsr'o.d c. viii g yvc - seventy acres oi i-L
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Al N,E0i- Al~ti-r"-r
DY BANGS. BROIHLR Co.-lreG >af-

y TIINNfTfl IIIt'F
- Ro.rs No. IS Pa-s.r.-
sIxfY-F.ETa nET-Tokk Trade sAL1,
Z re e. -e Gel M TUESDAY. h-r-l ST. i.-'
slE FReIhr CO rrs-ec'flsy .a3g1c- - asxt
.-ra.,r Ik.Us S,Lr 90 60Oks >r-LLo4tE PLACE.,
STATION FRY. gAPtRS Sc. s1i sH. sIusntf- rtr
srsi.-, t-t c., r. .,o..- be- tlr.is- - ].
T. rr-- .-i-rs I'll be The s'rle lit sfJe
gbe "a -.e -. q - p.tss osry 90 tls 1ior;f
NONOAt. Hsr-l q,
= fr- & F.. ..- LAYS 81 -'-ll-t Z. n,
Al. EN-HfCrD Nt3Y C0iLICfLeE OF BODAS ~
LATINO TO AMERICA
fi7r St.e .r tituc. usn..c-. Aoyl-rs a. tra-'
t.sf T.. H,..r, 4. i,.--s De- 1.o1 sA. Bash Coo
- gs.,rs 50. n4 al for,s4ss, A---f. 40
sad poi.r Va. r. r-4r1v.- tors. e. A.f2 a. S-iF
r. ~ lfrr-rati V1rk. SisnlsII llrsy S,@s - hi-t" ,,
r s.spr. = .ac-. fl.-y 49, re pir-A bes Lr.f~ '5
T.c' - H.. ta-,t-f- fl-f o. iJu q -tr-- F- al
~ g9r-s-ce th ~ vfcl s-c l t- iif 30
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3n9trnCtlon

pUOK.KEEPING WRITING, ARITHMETIC.
% "ECtAL EOIlCF MIR DOLGtAR No 900 btlst
Wv 49,, largest CONNIE -cil AcaIenN 81 New lolz
kto sTIlS DAY Hay s'cHr, pr'a'' 80 9. h-..gi.''
JtrS f.4 Double Lu.ry Coug.e. APfJ sly g. -4le
frr.r.f
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53TANOS.-Y. THURSTON & Sons, Ycs. 2
ttlarblnerg, Sc.

COTTON NACUINERY FOR SALE.-ilC /
- LOOMS. "i4 --- l.,pa.iiro N.-'.--e-' '-'S q u
7e.r,v ur.g I....r, "a -. ~ C.ur .-ad-st
EjaIILANAN SJEAM-ENG)NES, MACillN-
VI f.I- IOGi> end 60 o. N..'r sd 90 ki,l' 81
aACdtheVY A. CASTINGS a. Nc S. 'ol't'sn.'-s'
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Droplsicns.

TEAS-TEAS-TEA-. 100 halfchest- Pow
chyrg three p.per pound 81 - - kaH,tss's
OologF - be rkel's Yong Tyson 81 sc Fer
sale hy WRIGHT. GILLGss 4 BRO..
Noe rs snd ~ VsslGgtont
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THE life and times of Alexander Hamil.
iion; by Samuel NJ Smucker, A. M, author
of lhe life aud Reign OF Nicholas I, of Rus.
sia, sc. &.
This is The only complete and reliable BIZ
ography of this great man. He was the in.
iimals personal friend OF Washington, and
by many considered his equal.
This work includes a history of the times
and men of The Revolution, aud many incl
dents not heretofore given in history. 1t has
oil The charms of romance, although prepar-
ed from the most reliable and authentic
sources, aud should be in the hands OF every
American who revetes the great and good
men of our Revolution. A sketch Of BUR
is also given, and an account Of his misera-
be end.
Agents wanted in every part OF the Uuited
States, for this and olher valuable works, 10
whom the largest commissions wall be paid.
Copies sent by mail, on receipt ofthe price,
81 co.
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. 4S North Fourth Street,
Jan. ii, '57.-4w. PHILADELPHIA.
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TRIAL LIST FOR FEB. TERM, 1857.

/. John Gerline Ell al. Us. Charles Y. Mann.
2. Samuel L. McCullock ell al. rs. Samuel f.
Headley.
8. William Rooms u.s. George L. Kline e, al.
d. William Koons Us. George L. Kline.
5. Frederick Beale's Exrs. Us. Philip Win.
tersteen Ell al.
6. Jonathan MosielIer Us. Benz F. Hartman.
T. Joseph Stockhouse Us. Gilbert Fowler.
g. Jane M. Bernnger Us. W. A. Kline.
o. Maanchlon Baker u.s. Richard Torby.
TO- Daniel F. Seyberl rs. Daniel Sponen.
berg's Admr.
IL. David Reinbold Us. Aaron Wolf.
l2. James Tyson ct al. Us. John M. Sheldon
ct al.
10. Peler Appleman Ell al. Us. Leonard B. Ru-
pert et al.
ii. Hiram Brown u.s. John Jones.
is. Mary Vansickle rs, joseph Rookie ell al.
10. l.. & ]. Hicks u.s. VIM. L. Lance.
II. George Miller Us. Gla;worthy Fisher.
Is. George Miller Us. NalhaHie Overdorf
10. Peler Appieman vs. Leonard B. Rupert.
20. Thomas Parker u.s. John H. Parker.
81. John Wagner Us. Sally A. Wagner.
22 George l.. Kline Us Moses Coflman.
90. Susannah Hall Us Archibald Heury.
"a. Jonathan Mosieer Us. B. F. Hartman.
25. Isaac Brown Us. Richart ]. Lyon.
26. William Robson Us. Wilson Ager.
27. Isaiah Shuman US. Jacob L. Shuman ell al.
%. Jesse Hicks ps Joseph Kmkenlali.
20. Jacob Schuyler rs. Wilson Ager.
80. Nathan Seely u.s. Daniel Sponenberg's IS
Admrs.
81. Fletcher B. Dodson ps. William Long.
80. Leon HaymaN Us. AlonZ, H. Ellis.
33. Calhern Tanner Us. JOHN D. Weaver
81. Leonard s. SIineman Ds. Gorden r. Golf.
50. Adam GaSle Us. Benjamin Wagner
SO. William WIGHT Us. Gotden r. Goff
81 Jonathan Mosteller u.s. Stephen baldy.
3S. Simon Koder Us. Noah S. FrenlIss
80. Milton p. Miller Ell al. u.s. Chas F. Mann.
40. Milton 2. Miller Us Christian Shuman.
Al. Christian Hest Us. Daniel Gigger.
AZ. William Hopper Us. Edmond Crawford.
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Orphans Court Notice.

7o The dcvlSess Of The estate Of Robert Moore,
late Of SugarlOaf townshrp, Columbia county,
deceased:
TAKE NOTICE that an application Of J.
c. Pennington and George Moore, Executors
Of the said eslaie 10 the Orphens' Cout OF
Columbia county for an order 10 sell for the
payment ot debts the following real estate OF
the said Roben Moore deceased so far as The
same is situate in Columbia comfy viz -
a tract oil land silnate in the township of Su
garioaf in The county aforesaid aud partly in
the township OF Paramount in The county of
Luzene, containing 262 Acres aud 54S
percnes, adjoining lands of the heirs OF Sam.
nel Sleadman, lands of JOSIAH Lockard En-
ekiel Shuz, Jonathan Pennineton and OH
ers, On which is erected Log House ard
frame Barn; The said Court has granted rule
upon the devisees of the said real estate of
Robert Moore deceased TO appear on the first
Monday of February next, and show carse
why the order Of sale as prayed for should
not be granted.
JACOB EYERLY,
Clerk Of the O'rhons' Court.
Clerks Office,
Bloomsbury, Dec. 9, 1856.
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Applications for License.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
Applications for Tavern and clearinghouse
Licenses, have been filed, with The Clerk OF
The Court OF Quarter Sessions, of the Peace in
and for The county of Columbia, and that the
same will be presented 10 the Court OF Quar-.
ter Sessions, al the next February Term, on
snch day as the said Court shall designate.
David Miller, Briarcreek township, Tavern.
Henry Kisuer, Rupert Station, do
Reuben r. Nicely, Berwick, Eating House.
Frederick Issier, Bloomsburg, do do
Elias Mehdenhall, Bloonsburg, Store.
]. J. Brower, do do
A. J. Evans, do do
JACOB EYERLY, Clers.
Rlnntnnrh rhnrn Inn 1887
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CORV6T,
sA.G0OD sd

For The sprn- aud summer itade comprising.
for nieu's wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Dneskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy Silk Yeslir2s. 80.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmerei.es
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks, all tfuali,ias.
Batege De Laires and Challi Bare.es.
Plain, PInk, Blue aud Green De LaineS
Bombazine Finish Black Alpacas.
French, Scotch aud D,unh6,ic Ginchatns.
Worked Collars, and Lines Handkerchiefa
Hosiery of all kinds aud quah,es.
Calcoes OF nil patterns aul descriptions
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheslius. ..
Beachbd ard Unbleached Mnslina.
Linen Damask> and TaGis Covers.
Besides arae assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds of
Groceries, Hardware, Sc, which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call AT the old Stand.
corner al. Main aud Market streets.
CY~ FLOUR e. FEED always on hand.
aud Tor sale a, the lowest markal price. for
CASH. A. e. MENSCH.
Blo0mshurg, April 2, 1886.
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10 New York or Philadelphia will be prompt.
ly sent, gift included, on receipt of publish
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sent free ie al paris of the county.
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TRAVERSE JUR0Rs-FEB. TERM '57.

Pine-Geo Stackhouse, Jacob Dfibelbis.
Briarcreek-Gilbeu Fowler, Enoch Adams.
Locus,--John Kline, Jesse John, Elijah
Cleaver, Davis Yeager, Jackson Campbell,
William Hughes.
Scoti--Sias Edgar, Abraham SNYDER.
Bloom--Na,han Bom5oy, Michael Walter,
Elisha E. Barton.
Fishingcreek-ASamuelY Yost.
Cenire--Ciin,ou Herring, Henry Delong,
Madison-John Clark.
Jackson-Michael RerDley.
Grange Jesse BrumsleIter, George Wit
mire, John McGargle, Michael Hagsnbuch,
William Fisher.
Montonr-Jacob Arnwine, Evan Weliver.
Hemlock--Jesse Beers
Mifln--C. H. Hess, Reuben Fry.
Mane-Solomon Shuman, Jesse John, Ja-
cob Brown.
Caiawissa-Atel Thomas.
Conyngham-Joshua Womer.
Mi. Pleasant-John Mordan.
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Registcr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Iega.
tees, creditors and other persons interested
in the estates OF the respective decedents
and minors, that the following admins
traion accounts have been filed in the OF.
flee of The Register of Columbia county,
and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance TO the Orr hans Court, 10 be
held at Bloomsbury, in the county afore-
said, on Wednesday, the 4ih day of Feb
ruary next, at Q o'clcc ok, p. M:
/. The account of Geo. d. Seyberl, executor
of Nicholas Seyberl late Of Briarcreek twp,
deceased.
Q. The account of Ephraim P. Lutz, admin.
. istraior cum testamento annexo of Charles
Hehey late OF Bloom twp, deceased
8. The final account of John Bower, executor
of Margaret SlinemaD, late of Liberty twp,
deceased.
a. The account OF Isaac X. Krick kbaum exec
u;or of John Kline, late of Benton twp,
deceased.
5. The accotint Of Samuel Laird deceased,
who was executor of James Laird, late OF
Madison township, Columbia county, de-
ceased, 80 far as the same was administered
by said Samuel Laird, filed by Cyrus Laird,
administrator of Samuel Laird.
6. The account of Edmund Crawford, admin
islrator of Elizabeth Lunger, late Of Benton
lwp., deceased.
T. The final account of Isaac Leidy, admin.
sira,or Of Philip Girton, late of Hemock
twp, deceased.
8. The account of Isaac McKamy, admins.
traitor of Joseph Broshe, lale of Scott twp,
deceased.
9. The first and final account of Oliver Evans
administrator of William t. Miller, late of
Roatinscreek township, deceased.
10 The account OF Thomas Aten, Admir- of
the estate of Samuel Atep, late OF Calawis-
sa township, deceased.
DANlEL LEE, Register.
REeisTER's OFrIcE,
Bloomsburg, Jan 5, 1857