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"MaIry In Haste. Repent Ut Leisure"

Considerable interest is excited among the
relatives ot Il certain Miss Jaquot, in Ches-
ter county, IN subject in which The ommu.
uiiy at large is also interested. The lady in
question has made application !or a divorce,
and the bill is abou, 10 come before the Sem
ale. The circumstances of the case arc Pc
culiar. Miss Jaqueu, about year ago, was
at u small party with certain Mr. Bachtell,
where the one publicly challenged the other
10 get martied-hy way Of joke. The ban.
Ter was mutually accepted; the gentleman
aud lady jumped into vehicle, posted off 10
neighborins ctersymau-lhe knot was tied
but the lady, having showed her spirit de.
cIared she would carry the joke no further.
Roth parties soon found they had carried the
Joke too far MIR. Bachtell was a gentleman
OF property in Ohio. He could no longer
make title TO his real estate. The Young
lady, who reigned as a village belle, soon
found che had been trining with serious
mailer liwas an act Of youthful ndiscre-
lion for which the law had provided no
remedy
Ii should be said in extenualion of The
young lady, that her ignorance of the bind
ing obligation of The ceremony is not mat.
ter of SO much surprise, but it can hardly be
doubted lha, MIR. BachteIl was well posted
up, and is therefore The parry responsible for
the act. es..t.. ..-.
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The Resignation Of Gov. Gcary.

Washington, March l6.--A despatch has
been received from Kansas, via. ST. Louis,
announcing the resignation ofGovcrnor Gea-
ry, and desiring tha, he may be relieved
OF further duty as speedily Us possible. His
reason for this is the impossibity of admin
istcriug faithfully and satisfactorily the du-
ties of his office, so long as the present or.
ganized opposition TO him remains in force,
1t is rumored here that the President will
urge the Governor 10 remain, by promising
10 bring. about better state of things but
should he still refuse, it is rumorcd that
Samuel w. Black, of Pennsylvania, will be
nominated for the office.
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ny oo0dTs7

For the spring aud summer Trade comprising
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy SILK Veslngs.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green CastEiefeltes
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black silks, all qualitiss.
Barcge De LANES and Cha! Bareues.
Plain, Pink. Blue and Green De LANES.
Bomba2ine Finish Black AIparas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Giughams.
Worked Collars, and Linen Handkefch.efs.
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities.
Calicoes of all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheelng.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers
Besides a large assortment OF Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds OF
Groceries. Hardware, &c, which viii be sold
remarkably cheap. Call al he old stand
corner of Main and Market streets.
II FLOUR & FEED always on hand,
and Tor sale al the lowest market price. Tor
CASH. A. {. MENSCH.
Bloomsburg. Anil ., 1856.
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SGIGSEa

In Bloomsbury, on yesterday, of typhoid
30 years.
Near Bloomsburg, on the 5lh inst, Mrs.
MARGARET ANN, wife of Casper |. Thomas,
aged about 40 years. ..........,
In Light Street, on the 7lh inst, Miss MAR
GAREr SALMoN,-s:sler OF the late Sheriff Sal
mon--aged about 10 years
In Light Street, on The 10Th inst, Mr.. JOHN
II. DEWITT, Postmaster al that place, aged
about 80 years.
In Benton twp, in this county, on the 4lh
inst, ANNA LuScER, aged DO years, mos.
and % days. 4..
In Kingston on tho 4lh inst, Mr.. DANIEL
Roar, formerly Of this county, in the 5llh
rear Of his age,
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MISS MARRYATT'S NEW NOVEL:
HENRY LIIE:

OR, LIFE AND EXISTENCE.
By Miss Emilia Mauyau, daughter OF the
late Captain Mauyau. - mo, Clob. 42C
pages. Pnce SlO0
What the PREss say Of Henry Lyle:
'We hope 10 see 'hs book in every vel.
selected Library. 1t is worthy OF a place
among. the finest works OF any era.'-Er1-
GERS DlOgd>ine.
''It is crushing rebUke TO the tendency
OF the present generation 10 iltits!i!y.-LoH-
don .fthentum.
"We have seldom had ar opportunity oI
enjoying more fascinating or moSe IL
slructive noyel."-Iu5ms.
'The lady writes IN a style to rlease he
people quite as we'll and as sklItiuly a. her
father did. : Get a copy q Henry
Lyle" orhwith.-IiHg>.
Published by GARRETT, DICK x FlTZ.
GERALD, No. Is Ana Street. New Ioik.
For sale by I L. PETERSON.
LlppiNCCTr Y CO.
W. I. hazard \ 60.
Copies OF the above wcEk sent 10 any IL.
diosS tree OF poStass.
EebTuGEy -. 1897.
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New arrival OF Spring and Simmer Goods !
DAVID 1cwENEEEG

HNVlTES of cFea ,oIiog a
and boys apparel, ncuding ''''0"'o' o' men
4ASGI0NAtETlg iD2Ns3 00ATsa
all sandz
and figure Shirts stocks, collars,
n lie wl also notice
the best All his clothing made Of
Boomsburg, April
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ITEMS OF GENERAL INTER- EST.

The amount of Coal sent over the Read.
ing Railroad last week was 22,s 1856 tons.
Four million dollars worth Of oysters are
sold in New York annually.
A brother Of Ecke, the alleged murderer,
has become insane. .F.....
Judge Blacks appointment as Attorney
General eiver great satisfaction. The selec.
ton was excellent.
During the last half year 2eo, GOO messages
were sent over the telegraph line between
Washington aud New York. .. ...
The chatter Of the Bank of England will
expire shortly. A new one will be asked
This bank pays Glss,0o0, or more than
500. 900 annually to the Government for the
righ, 10 use notes.
When Lord Napier, the new British Min.
lister arrived nj New York on tho 9th inst,
he was Immediately bese,, on shpboad, by
the newspaper reporters, who wanted his
opinion on a variety of subjects The i'm.
pudence of these neu is becoming outrage
ously indecent.
Large bear killed "A bear, weighing All
pounds, was killed, after a chase aud run
ming fight which lasted ten hours, and cos,
the lives of three dogs, ncar Amissville, Va,
few day ago.
Green hides.--roedo, Ohio, is the srea,
mtr, of the West for green bides, the pay.
men,s for which by the dealers, il is said
average $4,000 per day.
4 Modei Legislature The Legislature of
Michigan, which meets only once in two
years, has recently adjourned, alter session
Of forty days. ...
The newspaper is a sermon for the thought.
iul, library Tor the poor, and a blessing to
everybody. Lord Brougham calls it the bes,
public Instructor.
Pubic Instruction in California Prom the
official reports of 1886 we learn that there
are in California 3l6 public schools, attend
ed by &c, 100 children, and taught by All
teach rs, The pumber OF boys in the schools
was s,l55 in the year 1852, aud 1898 in
1856; Of giEIS ihete were 1873, in 1865.
and 10 ,iS5 in 1856.
A Sunday Fight IN Baltimore, 1M--On
Sunday afternoon, two parties of young men
had an alerca,on in pfat street, Baltim ore, 4,
Maryland, which resulted IN fight, in the
course OF which young man, named Frank
lin Padgeu, was dangerously wounded by
pistol shot, lie is not expected to recover.
Institutions Of learning ag-There are ia
Colleges in the United States, the oldest of
which are Harvard and William and Mary.
In addition 10 these, there are 46 Tneolani
sal Semnaries. Texas has, prospcclyoly.
tie larges, educational fund Of any State in
the Onion.
SapeyY Nomiadl in Missouri. "An.
2eGer dcs Westerns German paper at ST.
Louis. in arguing the policy of emancipation
in Missouri, gives statistics of population,
showing that slavcyy has only nominal ex.
is,ence in one half of the State, There are
% counties with a white population OF about
100000, average only Il slaves TO each
county. In the whole State there are only
% counties containing more than 1000
slaves. The strongest slave population is
found in Lafayette county, il having &, ,i07
slav es 10 l0,S5S whites.
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Another Mysterious Poisoning Case in Bos-
foa,-The Boston papers contain an account
Of The supposed poisoning of Mrs. Lavinia
Briggs, of Stouehlon, and the arrest of her
husband, Hosea Briggs, and young woman,
Miss. Adalipe Drake, as the supposed au-
,boIs of her death. Mrs. Briggs body was
taken up, and charcoal tests were applied,
which showed arsenic in the stomach and
bowels The case is now Under examlna-
lion.
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a administrators To.ice.

NJiICa = hereby give. l-ai legsfs CT
a.TlD.i.al.5- -p-s lie ss.z's ci Roasri
rarIaU, lac @; G;ss-E-oi ,5E1ship, CO..
CO. usceas-t. have been z-z-ls1 % las-un-
tef- Zost t7.h OF wbom ars a.-o rssiisnrs
G. Gteeo"c5l .oa.sa.0. Al Terzo1s ia
* - % III sasl e,.se a-s rzoreS,st :,
maze payment -.-oai -e.ay. al .aoss aaT-
.0E accounts !sf settlement - -S-ssea, tAsG,
tC.l-a.tl. - ELISHA HAINAN,
EDITH F4IRIAN.
G!se- Ec--- .sC -. >. -fta'rE
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Executors Notice.

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r The Broad Guage Railroad TO Dam
vile has failed. The Company waited Ten
days for Danvile 10 raise the requisite
amount 10 grade the road from Rupert, but
have now decided 10 make the terminus at
Rupert
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SUEEEre NOT', WHEN a PEit-

SUEEEEe NOE, WHEN A PER-
~ manent cure Is guaranteed in all stages
OF SECRET diseases, Self Abuse, Nervous
Debility, Structures, elects, Gravel, Monurial
rheumatism, Scrolud, Pains in the Ankles
and Bones, Diseases Of The Throat, Nose aud
Eyes, Ulcers upon the Body, Female Irregu-
lariues, and all other improper discharges,
no matter OF how long standing. or obstinate
the case, recovery is certain, and III shorter
Time than permf nent cure could be effect
ed by any other treatment, even after the
skill OF the most eminent physicians had
failed, and the disease resisted all other
means of cure. The remedies are free from
odor, causing neither sickness nor nconve-
nience, aud wIthou! muroury or balSam.-
During twenty years practice, have re-
stored 10 health over seventeen thousand pa
tienls, who were suffering unde. The worst
forms of all of the above mentioned dis.
eases, which guarantees ME in promising
perfect and most speedy cure. Secret dis
eases are the greatest enemies 10 health and
happiness, as they are the fist cause OF con-
sumption, scroiula, &C., and should be a ter
ror 10 all nations on the earth for the dis.
ease is becoming so common, and treatment
so little understood, that permanent cure is
scarcely eve. effected, as a majority OF tie
cases ial! into the hands Of incompetent per.
sons, who not only fail 10 cure The malady,
but ruin The constitution with corrosive sub
limae-a dangerous poison, a preparation
OF meTcury-which, with The remains OF dis
ease in The system, produces many OF the
above named affections, which finally lermI.
nate in consumption, and frequently rapid
one bu! should it not cause death speedily,
and the victim 10 disease maTries, the disease
is then conveyed from the patient 10 the chill
dren, causing them TO come inlo The world
with scrolula, affections of The skin, eyes,
throat, &C., and again terminates in con-
sumption, and consisEs, biz. victim 10 an un-
timely grave, between The ages of sX months
and thir,y-fve years. Sell.abuse is another
formidable enemy 10 health; it destroys The
nervous system, rapidly wasting away the
energies OF life, causing mental dsrange-
men,, preventing a proper development OF
the system, and disqualfying lis viciim for
marriage, society, business, and all earthly
happiness. Female Irregularities and other
diseases of females treated in The most skill
full and scientific manner. Medicines, with
directions, sent 10 any part of the United
States and Canadas, by patients clmmunca-
ting their symptoms by letter
J. SUMMERVlLLE, Nj. D., B,X So, Pos,
Office Filbert Street, below Teath, Phia-
uelphia Pa
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M q M3& THMa


On The 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. j. Eyer,
Mr.. JAMES S. McNNcH 10 Miss MARY J. BIT
TIER, both of Ca,awissa, this county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. VIM. j. r.
Taylor, Mr.. JAMES M. READ, of Philadelphia,
to Miss HELEN BIDLAok, daughter of the late
Hon. B. A. BidIack, of Wilkesbaue, Pa.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

French
Tera ,tngham
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS
gloves
sc sc
BOOTS AND SHOES or L KINDS
We have large assoamcn Hats aud Caps latest
talea
OIL lotus mats BASKETS &c MusIns nanne
Sc,
the
dsat Loves Cash urilnn
a or of na
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VNIoN CANAL.

I1.> NC-S 1ks-s cSsa ssrE.,s7z,- ssrsszz-1-
rIs t' - 10 lac IssSSS >-s-r4 eSsassaSa lal..
Casa Seas % 'ss.,ec sri - sS "a s-ossl
n tjsscsa a, SsaGScS, es -ls Soss das >
So
Tel Sass0> ssG sni,e-tas.ca rs~ssss5rr e.
Cane, cs0 - = ~ Al tAs Skissszs a .s,.
Ccosslls, ", = ESA1. s,-s~s, Pas.
n "a - a.ess,lU-. >qa ,a
Il. &(NHSS SMITH essSS..9
AArsa "a. sS0l-S>
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The PENNSYLVANIA Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-The rcuusyl-
yania appointments were considered in
Cabinet to-day, but were not decided upon.
These, together with those of New York
and California, are expected to be disposed
of this week, as persons here most inter.
cstcd have been informed.
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u There is now living in Murray Co.,
seorgla, on the waters Of Holly Creek, a rev.
pulmonary veteran, who las attained the age
one hundred and thirty years. His name
John Hsmes.
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
GA c3 - ID SD 1r - Q
ENEcELfG GOslisiy. Pa.

TIHE Trustees Of this Institution respectfully
Il announce, that il will ho opcne for the
reception Of Purils, Of both sexes. on MONDAY
October 20ih next. under the immediate care Of
if"t JAMES ANDERSON, as PRINCIPAL.
Mr. a. is gentleman Of extensive acgUI.c.
mcnis. and cniltgcl eIIericncc as at educator
ana mas been Connected with the most pasul,r
high School Of Bucks Go. for several ye,rs.
lie Is also well and favorahly known as a con.
odicaIs.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
WIN comprIse Orhograply, Definition. Read.
iGg, Penmanship, EtymoIogy Geography, Eng.
.tfammaf, Composition, Arithmetic Alseara
Mcometfy, Nensuratlon, Plane and SIhcrics.
lHgonomeiry, Surveying, Navigation, ASTON.
oomy, &c. Book Keeping, History Phy.iolggy.
Na,uf4l, lnte!lectual, and Moral Philosophy.
and Chcnis'ry.
Casaes ia hc French, Spanish /. Latin
Languages will be forlel as eaf'y a. prsc'sra.
Die. anI Instruction On Pilno.Foue wi.. le
given il desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Ea,ural
Scenes, illustrated By a.2ro?,:l,c ;g,--a:-s
viii also te given
SPECIAL ATTENTION will te paid L.
young Ladies' and Gcu,!tn,a les..-iag - s-a..
ny themselves as Teachers
TE r MS:
FOUR. FIVE and SIX Do.lais per Qusr-s.
IN accordance with the studies pursGeL, raya5.e
ore half III adylEce and the balance atiac clos.
oiihe Quarter
GOOD BOARD eaa te had IN TIE village :,
moderate price.
Eg' Mr. i. will deliver an address IN Paws.
cal. intellectual aud Moral education. % tie
day Of committeeman. when his ue5h-5 ,f
imParin- instruction viii be i1ust.a.eG. al
ihe discipline 'ni management OF tae c----
fully explained.
Plleu,s, Guardians. aui tie 'risr,s q cL-:a
uoa generally. are cordially Icy.,ed 10 e gf,=-
en-.
D. L. CHAP'N, B.M. STEVENS,
JOHN MOONS. y. STILES.
SlLAS p3USON. JOHN YAPLC.
THOMAS PEALER.
Columbus, ST., 1, 1855. Trustee. .
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FIRST ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

A {. MENCll respectfully informs his
"a friends, customers, and the public GEN.
orally that he has Just received from pbiIa.
tolphia the first goods of he season, consist
ing OF large assortment OF choice aud do.
bitable
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Ey' Crime is said 10 be largely on the in
crease al Illinois, and the present Penitentia.
~ being incompetent 10 accommodate the
prisoners, the Warden commends the erec-
,ion oil a new building, at Joliet. The pres
enl edifce contains 256 cells, in which there
are 275 convicts.
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TT The remains Of Dr. Kane reached
Philadelphia on "Wednesday of last week, !,
and the funeral obsoquies took place on the
next day There was quite an imposing pro-
ccssion, and every mark of respect shown
the remains of the deceased.
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NOTICE,

THE undersigned havuG purchased sAs
entire lu,cIe>, Of lis ll,e PsHuet, VII con-
duct the Book, Stationery, BIaGk HSCG Mao
and Btading Business, n all ,hesy
branches; with Increased iaei6,isS and >;sJc,
attention 10 business, hs hopes 10 rs>,eivs az
Increased proportion ot pneije patronage,
WILLIAM q, PERRY
:, W cor. Fourth & Mace So.
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tB- Holoway's Pills, in spite Of the preju-
dices oil medical martinets, have found their
way into the leading hospitals and dispensa
res OF Europe, and are now the estabishe d
family medicine of all classes in the United
States. Upon the stomach and liver, which
prepare and temper the blood, upon the or
gans which vi,alze il in the process OF respi-
ration, and upon lhe excretory vessels, which
discharge from the system The residium not
required for The purpose of nutrition, these
pills operate III almost miraculous manner,
regulating, invlgoraling, cleansing. and forIi.
tying the whole of physique. In bilious dis
orders, dyspepsia, asthma, diarrhoea, dysen-
tary, sick headache, constipation, general de-
bility, and complaints peculiar 10 females,
their affect is astonishing.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFuMED BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN-can be ac-
quired by using the "Baim Of q Thousand
Florcsrs." What lady or gentleman would
remain under The curse of disagreeable
breath, when by using the 'Baim ofa Thou.
sund Horers" as d'nrifce, would moi only
render it sweet, but leave the teeth as white
as alabastef? Many persons do not know
their breath is bad, and the subject is SO deli
cate their friends will never mention il. Be-
ware of counlerfeits. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
Feb 49, IS67-6m,
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ETS- A Bounty Lard Warrant for 100
acres, says the Washington Union of Satur-
day, was. on Friday, issued TO George Pea
body, the London banker, for his services
as private soldier in the war with England
in the year 1912.
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LOTTERIES.


The wsl..A.lW0 N--y '4E3 Cc-,r, Ga.s3
Lotteries, c' which Z. FRANCE : @. are
he manages, are cairs-ei u 80 s,5.s e..
Mary ylsUG, 2GI coE,'r - .ccsi s,sr.s1 ~
l-S recf.s, ~G5 : swan - s-psc So a..
csu..y Thai sEcry.-.u- ccessC.,1 VIZ Zen
= iols - s.,ic..y acaC.A,.s UacGsc. as
lda, the sG,sr.ss o; f4:..s VIC rssscs :.
distance a-s - wS- E'S.s>.sl = .agy
themselves wee T.cSS-t a. ,2s S-ay -
A-C.Gs- .ac, wEscc H. ai,"lSSfs c4t -.-sr.
tIcl io, :. iaa. 4. Gs;scrs ksSs ! ssS5. -.
70 $suI c-ts;S scr ucSss : - Nay.s-t. ls
'oasy,ss ars isSaa-st ~ scscsl. as 0, -.
S.S.s. 4 .cHs-y : t-4wa sys,y ~ q. -
wc1,a. l'vo 01;,.cu'S, cas- : al-,sG o.,
osrs are h.s3 "a lbs ~; t-sw.-- = AXE
p.ass = ~ he ccmG,C.scs..sc cc,asS z,
A.aA TIE p'sceS g iacSets vl-r ,-c-, :
= 80 NJ ,.tSs,> are, ocusvs,. ssss ~ -
Ia Glc2EV .cr iHS SIr,s i rscs ,sJ U p, -
or1si- kes G,GwIrSs &ss cCca sSe ~ .1S., g
u ccs UG,s oS- c,l sacs ,,c&st cats; lcs Ia.
Ana .GcN l"t Nsas~-v ccscS : ga .ESC. ct..ss
vary iH suSG't >1 ~ - $4,000. A.
orders .as UcN>.s - packages ~t1 -ses ~
p,9sa p q l.Sa,s0a, SIsl tas SIsSt,g uaA 5s,i .
a. r~NaA>SV> l-alesli4gs5y s,ss L : sEst.
Ar&S>S
tn, RUSSAEO \ 90.
Ne 81 Esyv,,s s., e. ScN Ne. a..
Ese, b, l$sI-iN HSslsuaos,s. M
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla,
menlary upon the estate of Moses McHenry,
laie of FlshinsGreek township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned residing at Cambria, Luzerne Co.
All persons indebted TO the estate are reques-
ted TO make pay ment without delay, and
those having accounts for payment 10 present
them 10 JAMES NlcllENRY,
Executor.
Cambria, Luz. CO.. March IL, 1857.
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e Water has been Let into the Schuyl.
canal. throughout its entire length.
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Dissolution of fCo-Partuersbip.

THE Co-Pdraership herolore sNls,iaE ~
weeu U'l@1m G. Psfgg i lU,.I~a EIGg.
Booksellers and S,G,oLets, IfaiIus uCGst tie
firm OF PEESv x EEErY, is ias tay ii$<o,vs>,
oy mutual consent.
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Philadelphia, Feb. ~, 1887.
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ALL persons having accouus OF over six
months standing are requested to come for
ward and settle up by the tir>! OF March
and all accounts OF one aud Two years stand
Ing must be attended to Immediately or cos,
will be added.
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FANCY GOODS, oievsyy description aad
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SIXTI-FTIE ACRES.

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SIpELAS.

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Cambria. Luz. Co.. March IL, 1857.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NUNIINIo NA UNS NUIICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
mnistralion upor tho estate Of Michael
Nowry, late OF Roanuscreek township, Co.
lumba county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned residing in said township.
All persons indebted 10 the said estate are re-
questcd to make payment without delay, and
those having accounts against tho deccdenl
10 present them to
MICHAEL FOEDEROFF,
MARY MOWRl,
administrators.
Roarngcreek, March IL, 1857.
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Roarlngcreek, March IL, 1857.
Notice 10 Creditors.

THE creditors of the estate of Benz Hay
man, late OF Orange township, Columbia CO.,
deceased, am requested to present their claims
10 the undersigned on or before the 10Th OF
April next, aud those indebted 10 the estate
10 make payment without delay.
SOLOMON NElHARD,
administrator.
Centre township. March I3, 1857.
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II" The Emperor OF Russia, according to
tho taTis correspondent Of :he London News,
will visit the capital of France in April.