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AYER's CATHARTIC FILLS {.


PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.
EyROF. HAYES, State Chemist, Of Aassachvsrt. say
i they the best OF MI Pills and nnnsv". 30, ii,
men who certify that DR.. Hayes Anows:
n. J. GARDENER, Gov. al Mass.
EMORY WASHRURH, TX Governor Of Ms.s
SIMEON BROWN, Lieut.. Governor u Nasa
T.. NJ. WRIGHT. Secretary State 81 !;.s..
iJOHN \. FITZPATRICK, Cathci!r Bishop OF RO-fu...
PROF JOHN TORREY, o. TIE College OF Physcinu-
and Surgeons New York City.
DR. c. 7. JACKSON. Gaciocis Of the Public rad.
he United States
MEN THAT ARE lES.
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with saon,.u
"a ,idty, we may mention
Cos;ivcness Bilious Complaints, La. 4.sil.n. Drop,
Heartburn Headache, arising from tou! siouscl
Nauecau Indigestion, Morbid inactuG Of The Bo~ris and
pain arising therefrom F'a,ul"Ecy Los. o Appetite. '
UcerGus and CutsGeOus .jI-cRse-. ~n r"Tui!'.
Evacucns Medicine; s,-glula or Ku.- Esi. Tn, e..
by purifying tE6 blood ana stimulating tire system,
many complains walsh it would not D. supposed tho
could rfacn such 10 Err esq, Partial Kindness Nra.o
via and SnirJue '.l.y Dciangl incnts c; o." li..t
and Kidney. Go, other kindred cotnpauts, ari-ra
IRON lon II. Of the body. distractions .; its
tons IL. 40 =. best Purgs:Ise Medicine t.-
covered snd w. vi but need IL use them ono. ..
kno. il.
Prepared ~ Or J. & AVER, Lowell, Mass
Sold e. ,,hmon, o. FrrcELL, LADp & Co.. F!sr,..
& VIA. y, W PETERSON, Dow & Co. DrvAI 4 No.
rSS rD a.. lug lists Fob g. tc.a.
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II E.BOlLED NIOLASsES-in barrels. For Oh
y by FEB 24l I. & q b DAVENPORT
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y d II I e. T.

NOTICE.
IHAVlNG DISPOSED q! THE BALANCE OF OUR
III STOCK, we shall, .ron this date discontinue the
DEFY 6 OODS BUSINESS
Our books may be found the old stand No liJ, Eagle
square Siain street. where customers requested
rh and settle their accounts without delay with A. h.
PARKER & TO.
Our urn will remain, until further notice,
Feb |, ISIS PARKER, EIMMO i CO.
NEW CO-PARTNERStllP.-Thc Subscribers have this
day entered into cscoparinershp under the style 81
4. X PA II X X X e. CO.
And will conduct general Wholesale and retail DRY
GOODS GOODS BUSINESS They Will be- constantly
supplied with the newest and most desirable. style. pf
Foreign AID Domestic GoOds. md hope by strict adn-
ton 10 business merit the patronage ibrrslIy eS
tcadrd 10 the late firm.
A. X. PARKER.
WILLIAM +. BURTON,
Richmond, Feb !, 1853. DAVID CoGBILL
On retiring from the Dry Goods Business take great
pleasure in recommending the patronage OF my friends
Messrs A. X. PARKER Co feeling assured their deal.
incs with them will be entirely satisfactory.
Feb I--n X. NJ. NlMMU.
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NEW SCHEDULE.
STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,

STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
, FOR NEW YORK.
WV steamship Jamestown will receive <<eShk
i'i-n' To day. Monday And up 10 the $1,000
-' u o'clock, z. 81, Tuesday. unloss suhcirncy te
'e.t!'cd PRIOR I" that hour.
''"ssnees requested send for their Gosda today
LUDLAM & WATSON.
Na!th l--2i Office nnpnstn Stcaners Whhrves
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" iRHiHia.-h tuIes hehi IN the clerks once o.
v the Crcuit Court al the City OF Richmond. tho
Monday in February. lse t being the hrst day OF
the month";
Samuel u. Gross, Plaintiff,
Against
Henry f. Barton, Defendant.
In case, AMI upon attachment returned executed.
The object ui this suit IS Ia y. the defendant
twenty eight dollars, with interest thereon 10 be
ted after the rate oil per ccntum per from the
ith day OF August ls6 ill payment; and affidavit having
made and fcd that the defendant above named is
non rcadent vi this Common wealth. the said defendant
notified To appear ut the Rules 10 be- holden IN ~
Clerks Office Of the said Court the first Monday H.
March and do what is necessary protec: his nte
rest in this suit. Copy-Tes,e
Feb 3-cw4 PRESTON NJ. 0uaRLES, d. G..
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NJ AliltII'll

At the residence Of MAJOR David T. Dickson. in Bo-.
ser Parish. Ia. on Thursday evening, Nov. iih. by
the Rev. Nj. scott. d. SEPT j. TAYLOR Of Mar
shall. rcx,- to Mr.. \. e. WALKER Of the Parish
OF East feciana La.
The Dr.. and ha fair bride arrived in Marshall on
Thursday and were welcomed q, night with brilliant
Unfair at the residence Of William NJ. Taylor, E-q.
a, which there was quit. ss-cmblagc of the young
aud gay. The supper -unp,uod,, the cpmpan,
exceedingly pleasant and everything eonspred to rem
der the evening delightful. We tender our congra,u'
a,on, 10 the happy pair. and wish them Every felicity
which belongs 10 the married state
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1t was reported that France refused
the mediation Of Great Britain ia tn,
difficulty with Portugal.
The general impression in England
was that the Atlantic telegraph cable
would be abandoned as hopeless.
The instruction Of the peasants in
/ Southern Russia was represented as be-
coming quite alarming.
/ A statement was currcn, that the Rus.
/ sian Government has been dciraudcd OF
/ 1000, 900 Of rouhlcs in the construction
of the st Petersburg and Moscow rail.
way
NV NoRK, Nov. 3-~cvcral Of the
leading banks here have raised their rates
of discount J per cent.
WAsniSaroN, Oct. 30-1hc success Of
our troops in several engagements with
the Indians in Washington territory has
bccn officially confirmed in Gen. Clark X
report to the YEAR department, General
G. is confident Of a speedy peace with
the hostile tribes.
| The President has issned proclama.
ton in which he says that although the
new expedition to Nicaragua is ost,nsi.
bly, an emigration movement, its hostile
design is manifest aud that any body Of
men landing in Nicaragua without prop
or passports will be- rejected The Pres
idcnt calls upon all civil and military Of
fccrs to be- vigiant and faithful in per
forming their duties.
The Washington Union Of this morn.
ing, spcrkiug 10y authority, represents
that ii is not the policy of the [. States
to acquire any portion of Central Amer
/ lea. bat holds that il is onr duty to open
the iran-i, routes, and keep them open
and free to all nations.
The President has appointed John T.
Ward. Of Savannah, Minister to China
Costa Rica has made ample apology
( for the insolcnt language used in the
Belly treaty
+ The steamship Isabel which arrived
at Charleston on the 2sth ult., brought
later news from Havana than wasreciv
+ ed here last week hy the steamer Phil
/ adclphia The most important feature
I of the news is the announcement that q
part Of the spanish fleet, destined iol
Tampico. sailed from Havana on the 25,l
ulr When the Isabel left Havana. til,
large fleet. bringing 5000 troops FROM
Spain tc demand rcparation from Mexico
was hourly looked for
Mobile. Oct 3o-Gcn Walker arrived
IN the mail boat to-day from New Or
leans. which BE- reached. it appears, OF
Thursday our citizens generally wcr,
surprised ON learning Of his arrival, as II
was NOT generally known that hr had yc
been ia New Orleans He is ia excel
len, health and spirits, tho considerably
altered ia appearance, wearing nous
,achc now. and face tearing marks ap
parcn,ly Of exposure To the weather III
is cndcavoring to remain in private
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
JEPTHA FOWlKES

IA "a
ti,nlnrs of tho canproni,e which has
lately been made between the claim, Of
the twncomntctin.s { Ympanics both claim.
in. the franchise. a.. of this road We
ihj, wrck desire tp EXPIRES, pur eratitica.
,ion at the amcuhlc arrangement which
has been perfected. and IT, express olr
mll belief and couyi,iion d.. Fnwlkc~.
the President 81 the Road. will be- fully
competent aud able to meet his portion
Of the obligation which he has entered
into
1t will hc remembered that the old
company have promised and agreed.
through pf. iuwikcs their President, to
pay all tine boa".hdf debts against the
concern. held 10y The new Company, W
three five, seven aud ulnc months. lr
+ Is perfectly sangWnc that lac can Ito
So indeed has ~ doubt upon the sub
ioct, and the work on the road VIII be
resumed immediately
Whenever IT shall he seen by our tA-
ocuilvc, ''"V khnnels that the incubus
upon Che road has been removed that
lasting arrangement OF its diihcult'es
has been made mat lls dehtN nave been
paid, and confidence thus restored, aud
that II has ialich INTO hands tha' VIII
pHsh II forward, no sane person can doubt
that he VIII at once dismiss the SUIT
which he has ordered brought Tor Tor
ieltnrc oi the charter. ana ''nd ms 'nhn,
chcc AMI support To the in''h,fa"'e "'
the work Indeed TINS ~ tue only course
wi''h WOW hH''l'o'S '''"'% l'"'S"'. "''n
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4 GENERAL MEETING Of the stock
u holders of ,he Company vii bc held at
Louisville Kentucky, on Thur ,siay. the
25th day Of <Ovess tvtr meNt. a meet
igg If the Directors Of The Company wlll also be-
held n, the same time and place. Business Of
importance Will be transacted by both stock
hodcrs and Directors
4 compromise ha. been made with the New
Company Il claims to be composed IT crfrii-
tor. holding against the Old Company dcmand-
Tor the ann Of about s321 00n The terms Of
The compromise rcquine the payment Of ihl,
ind,htelbc Ia tllroe equal in-ialluris ~ three.
ii,c and -,yca month~. in rash or approved ncgo
tmh'c paper !, is i,simhc 10 promptly cNin
ruiss thi. iuifldNlncss that We may come INTO
possession st the Road md property Of the Com
pany and promptly proceed with the con'lrur-
ton u the road tae mean. io ."s'niti the nC'i
ten; y-a,c mile. being ia The Treasury of Icyas.
II the debts bc paid of relieving the tompany
Of ii. pccuniary disahililics, and the ability io
proceed with III, road be- shown no fear' need
be cncriaine, OF The hostility Of Ic-s. ~ Of the
guardians OF her pro pcriiy her public policy,
and her good faith and honor--ys7,, OF her Liner
atty 10 the future. a. IN thu past, towards this
great enterprise II being the base line Of the vast
railway .yslcn oG the United states.
The Stockholders ar called together 20 olcct
a >tw directory and to act upon al and every
subject which they may iirhtiuiiy consider
JfrTnA FoWLkf- rresid,at
oct % ISIS
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II you hayt got slight cold only siigh, cold
look 20 Il well 10 short time Il will turn 10 tick
Ing dry cough and so on in It's progress I'll Tnh<r
Giles form themselves Ia the lungs sometimes accom-
panied with splitting of blood. II you value your 1T.
without moment = hesitation imtnsd iatcly use onl,
wopdmans Cherry Expecton.nt and every symptom
of your disease viii dsappear-th. tuberclos In you
nnGs Will one by heal up. II thef. never was
any abrasion Of IT. delicate structure. For sale hy
U) A. S. JOHNSON. Marshall, T~1as
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ror the Texas Republican.
ELLA LIZ.

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Ready Maic Clothing for Men ami Iscy-
Saddles Mems, boys, and Ladies spanish
tngli-h and American
i;uggy Carriage, sni Wagon Harness, Bfi
dies, Collars. Mnriinsal.-,. etc
Crockery. Class aus Tin Ware u every dc.
,crp,Ion
- A Large l.o, of bon NETS aud La
DIES CLOAks.
Marshall. De. 90, -. n
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H. he Sheriff n sud County nfecf,agi
VlruERFAS. Lafayette Russell, Admin; ,,r,,.
w tor Of the Estate of MARY Boyd together
with AdriMnna Patio wif' Of u. W Patillo.
Ana Iec,c aud husband William j. Dccte. and
h W. Pa'illo. Guardian Of the persons and
,s'at,~ Of lara,io q. Pugh and VIM. l.. Pugh.
minors, have filed their application in my office.
PRAYING for partition and distribution Of the estate
Of Mary Boyd deceased; all Of whom are resi-
denis n this county; and they further represent
tina, David " Boyd late husband ol said dcceden,,
abon, The 2jh day Of February, 1856. separated
from aud abandoned the said Mary Boyd, de-
ceased and has gone to parts unknown to
petitioner:
Won are. therefore. commanded to summon ba-
vil " Boyd and all other persons interested in
said estate. by publication, a. the law requires, in
the Teas Republican q NV ,raper Published IN
the town of Marshall. county aforesaid 10 he and
aplenr a, the next regular November Term OF
the County Court pertaining to estates of de
ceased persons. etc. 80 be- held at the Courthouse
Of said county In The town OF Marshall on the
last Monday in aid month, then and there TO
show cause If any they have, why such partition
and distribution shall mol be had. Herein iail
uo, and make your return according 10 aw.
Givrn under my hand and seal of Office the
a1,h day Of October, isi-
T.. G. BtAZLki, Chrk.
Issued 2,th Ociots'r, l-As.
T. &. BrAAtY, Clerk.
kcroiyci in Office 9s,h October -js. and exc.
culel samc DAY by handing the editor of the
rc,a. Republican certified copy OF the within
wri, for publication.
\ ". CRAWFORD Shoria.
October 20 l~i- sit
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Mar.Mall ncpusIsca. AesAes.,
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

CEAfJp PROPOSALS for tai.iiny II .
- STEW ARDS HALL for the Marshall M
v-rsiy will Use received Tor the s,a~ If sou'
weeks Fer plan, specifications and terms =
payment slply "A, the Count, Court cfl,c.
G. 4. GREGG.
q. II ADKINS. Commissioners
j. MARSHALL.
Marshall ti-t ~ f-as II
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\ 4 w e. GOD S,
3, IL G]Y.D5,S.

THE subscriber hos just rceivsd aad cpeud
j the hs, -,lrfrl stock u
FAIL & wu090R 0ooOo
he has ever before oayrcd to the public. lis
assortment Of Ladies' llress (i0oAs.
tIOAkS. sIlAWl.s ARD MATS, ~ thinks
cannot b- surpassed in ,i'ss nssssc'- IT. t~h'v-
ing comprises portion " bis sssst
French and English Me,;rr
Mou.iin de- LANES. lall WOOL fxs~,d and plan;
Figured ta-hnere-
,ashupsrr RotrS rAiss- / ncnps>i.
Moa3lin d. Isips tt'nion.l ls'as's'i .ss' p'AsA;
Figured Cashmere shawls:
BLACK tfos t!c Rhine Silk,
ligared Black
Mueeliue ald fioracs silk,
Cloth c'os,ks. large assortment.
White and fapc. Tswas;
Wors'.i yictcrinc-;
Fancy IIool-
Chenille Head prc.--;
Black Elastic and fnpc. ,,lk IsiA;
Embroidered -sr'.;
White and e''lonai spring skir,";
lace fugcpic
oy4a. ,rirrsa AMI Printed f'nnpes
White. Shaker aml -nllebury
Blue Gr-.n Rcd and Yelkw
swiss and tfnhroidcr,i Jacefr4 CJlars;
Pigue Collar;
Swiss Collar. and -lccvc., in 49, Nrrr s.spfil
Ladies l.. e. r. - and t.mhd JidkA.
onr.cts. Cord. and 1a~s.ds:
Linen Cambria and lawns;
lfi-h Linens;
White and Black llIusion.
White and Pink 1arc'ou;
India Mall Nain,ook And S~ss Nasiss;
Black six Velvet;
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Valuable Town Property for Sac

VlrM II. FARLEY a 60. Of Pot Cqiia.
w Harrison county Texas are uos Offering
and will sc their town property in that place.
an the lowest terms tina, amy business man viii
ask ini il application is made soon The pro
rssiy consists a well finished Storr Honsc and
Dwelling liouso with al necessary oa'buidngs.
Kitchen stable. garden hot~' lets, snail
orchard and a falling well cf The best water
on the premises Apply 70 the Undersigned. On
The prcml'c-
WV. /. FARLEY \ 60.
~ Refer Ia j WILLIAM. Marshall.
Port Ca,lla OCT II, isir. b-W
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AVAAAY y1031YUYD,
MALE AND FEMALE,
lpsAur CeWney, Texas

Under the management II Rev Jpsilt 4
L CLARK aud VIRGIL N. DUBoSE, al.
sisi,,l by other Teaehers.
Masif sas Rates Of Tuition, per session, O
l., and 20 dollars Btard cieh, dollars n,
month. u, Alvanv or uim al the end II the ~~
sion Fer further particulars, a,klr,~s either Rev
i,~hua A. Clark OF Virgil " lmbS-s. ccue
vile tp-hnr county, Texas
>ot,mhrf > Isis -
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VI. loppLEMAyrR 4 BRo.

HAVE nscivcd fresh lot Of q ltOtkkltS.
IL which they arr -lling low nr tAAh.
They have al-o large Wagon With g,-.i
cuser anal sis nlule t~a anil arr pclard :"
Do any Kind Of hanlitg bc,s~u an. points ~
>r-i
Nov J. e~tt
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An wool De LANES, Robes guile. Toll De
Chcorc I,nl,.a Black Hayaderc silks Fancy
silks fleuneel SIX Robes and guile. six
Robe. al vool plain Rnbr~ Ia Misses all wool
BE- laue Robes soilci colcrd French ard tng
lish Merinn Ladies Cioak,, Mantillas and Man
filA -hnsfk
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New Advertisements.
CITATION.

tn. SIAN o, TfiAs--C ousiy Of Uirns0a
No. s3-
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Auctto0 4aluA
I WILL. SELL. Al Assssps esssy Saturday ana
l at NIGHTS. essA sA~sssmr~t Il lhy t;snaA
Boots. Shr~. iiasA spd Ready Mask cInshi~t.
alss iiquon ~ Ssasesks. es0e ssl r. III.
gains.
A. 6Clw AR1z
iur ~. iSis No $l-n
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ASire1 MaanToe : Co.N

Alfred MNngoe : Co.A
ONE PRICE CLOTHING GTOnk.
No. 81 Nsea: is< Ssras. Nss 0rissss
4 ~ONSTANTLr a AAad ~ hagme ,Gsat.
u msrt II acasaashle C1siA3aQ. 4 evsU =
scripssna ~ Mo aad unys, - = Asb b Erw
Or,r~ss--sn d which will - ~ = ~ lswWs
ps;c~ kr eAas, st retoa - vhssaah
August ?6. "a hl.lv
eAO00 WeseA - 4 =. n4tosesA
PApss Waoee1,
NyNlCu l IA TAXI h e1sAassae r. 0~nA,
W " dAA d. ny. X ny sspxsy ths& |
CT yxsON,
Noe ) nj
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4. T.. ny NMDN,

Z. T.. u MINING
GENERAL ,sz,ler in DRY GOODS. o~S>a.
" >hc.. Clothing. Hats. Croker, ssA tlsni-
~arc &C. tast side Pubic Square, y 10 ukl
Stand II e +. H,nson 4 Co. orps<' .s a.
kin, House.
MAnsnstr July -, II n
Southern pnciac IssMsT.
'1NHE OFFICE Of ,his., n hchl Al th~
l corner ~ Austin assi f.sr, AZ slrvs%s in ttr
cit, Of Marshall. TrxaS. An r~sms havia4
business, will Anil shc oihcc ofra fr,a 4. =, ~
" H.. daily,
JErTHA FOWI.KH. fpsN.
n. G. Wn.pgx, Secretary.
June | I. 1855 ~
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Carriage Making aud Rc,Mi,,"s

Carriage Making and Rclsairimg.
Snap Fqa IF Paii'f >Ferf Marshoh, To-
HAVING ltassd the Carriage Shop Of Wm
IL VI Johnston, immediately
Fast Of The fubl'c squar., eo st
are rrpan'l Ia carry on tbs
Carrag,' Making aud Repairing Busine~, IN il.
ysrinu- Department.. Having many years cN
pcricncr ", faitor ourselves that nr nailFss Of
s'ylc and durability OF work We viii hc unsur
passed hy any other establishment in the south
Plenty of material always on hand
lscpsifng done al short ueiscc
Price. a. os A. can be- Attended hy ans good
uechsnic An work warranted Tail and TX.
amiuc oar work and price.
l. Goi.pI\.
" MANN
Mar<han Texas March & l-5- ~
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I'll H. Baxter y-. ;. II. Mnaroc.

No s3s
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FALL AND WINTER
G00D9l

VpyE $50 ,o,, Y,.,eivio,, IN. In ,r.i and mo-,
w 49, .m - ., r,II ma wIxTtp
ynnrs XIV, -, ,,.r hror,,l, o,, ,.ur'
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s.'' al ar at,c6 MA. Or f,- g,I, IN
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-12
Office Soulhern Pacific Railroad TO

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4 GENERAL MEETING Of the stock
\ holders Of tn COMPANY vii bc held at
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-09-17
JOB WORK.
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

Y OTICE is hereby given that certain lands sit
y uatcd in the County of Van Burcn, bid oil to
The State for Taxes OF 1855, and previous years,
aat described in statements which will be for
warded 90 the Office of the Treasurer of said Coun-
~, somo,i next month, will be sold at public
auction 5y said Treasurer, at the county scat, on
,h, e { Monday Of October next at tlc time and
place dosi. .uated for the ordinary Tax sales, If not
r.e, l,uSy J.sp1..d OF at this Utdco according to
lsr
5sil statements cortain fun description of
eaeh rarlc. Of SAID la43s. ard may bC seen ap-
,lic7tion NJ the office Of tie County Treasurer
Lands struck Of 10 the state tor taxes OF 1896,
.f atAer years az the Tax Sales in October lazt
wiz De offered subject 10 the right ol redemption
I.,ssfiIed by law, as well as to the right of pur-
sLs.. O.! The state Bids M this Olice prior 10 the
sale. WHIT NEY JONES,
AUditoy Gea.rQl.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-03-10
MAR RI & D.

On the 4th inst, by Rev. w, ]. Eyer, Mr.
JESSE WERTMAN, TO Miss MARY ANN STRoUs-
SER, both of Montour tp., Columbia CO.
In Bloomsbury, at the residence oSMr. L.
L. Tate, by Rev. Geo. Warren, MIR. bHN B
VANHoRN, of Hemlock twp, Col co., TO Miss
MARY JANE WILSON, of Liberty township
Montour CO.
On Thursday evening, Feb. 26th, at the
residence of Andrew Cortright, Esq, by the
Rev. |. BAIL, Mr.. r. S. ADAMS, formerly oI
Buffalo, N. Y, to Miss JENIE HUGHES, of Sa.
lem, Luzerne co.
On the evening of Feb. 2sth, by Thomas
Patterson, Mr. JOHN B. MILLARDs of Harvey.
vile, Pa, TO Miss MARIETTA E. WEAVER, o.
the same place.
On Thursday he 18Th ult,, by Rev. Joseph
Y. Rothrock, Mr.. FRANKLIN p. KELLEY o
Light Street, to Miss MARY ZIMMERMAN, o
Fishingcreek twp, Col CO.
On the 22d inst, by G. S Croft. ESQ.,, Mr.
MAHLoN D. HaRNER, of Rehorsburg, Berks
county, Pa, to MARY ANN GILLIeAN oi
Wilkesbare.
On the 25th ult, by the Rev. Fl. G Dill,
Mr.. EDWARD B. HULL, 10 Miss MARY ANN
Huron, both of Berwick.
In Town Hill, on Feb. 2sth by the Rev.
E. Wadsworth, Mr.. Franklin HousER, Of
Beach Haven, 10 Miss SUE B. BAHL of Ber-
wick.