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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the shove Office tskets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on tho New York 4 Eris and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAkKACK,
Agent Of d. / l.. II. Railroad,
Once No. So Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '5S-dly-c H.s.
Sight Drafts 90 London ut dollars per 4 ster-
ling may be obtained IT the 01kce Of the Ora nd
Trunk II. 4. Of Canada, in Chicago.
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To conclude with
D'A GRI In p R A!
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- 4 4 GRfsAIH Irss!
y = 81 ! :! | I IL
49,. FAST FREIGHT LINE 49,. !.
United Stat<, ETpFssF G.. Propr'ssqrs.
CAPITA | 7g0. 600
III, Fast FR EIGHT LINE,

HPrsadfpsf QneSfs aio, y a. L1s. Sap
YTyHE speed and Regularity Win which ~
UNITED STATES. EXPRESS, CO.
has been hitherto transacted, is Claimed Is suaran,,
Ifyr equal pronpueAs. 7&he businesses gtNaM n.
4Pis ts d artiknts fS kwas
Cars, cha1tered& Kisikoad Compadiss under cdh-
troll Of its Agents and MesseDge forming the
most expeditions tFpsffght Ronie fom Boston and
New York "a the West. Through Ratef nsr l4
his By Railroad, from Boston and New York q
Prairie ID Ehasaps Fest Gees, iSAn0 second
Class, $40 Only .Csass Lower ordinary Freight
Trans on, First Class Goods and nsH in SPEED 4
Regular Express Companies % The Proprist1il
" this Linz, deenisg " ~ Of great interest q III
public. sH, well sas pe.fonsof their kgituste
Express business have established 4 Eige tor the
Of all such feights as will net bear
Express Chat ana yet demand sdsapateh
than thes sfdiaag Freight isesef sha ss,stry csn
sire have outlay Pads qsh aEgssgsmsa;;'
by their Despatch. CO Shipping Dirdctiaasss-.
Nj ark all Goods !" Treat Western Despaich," and
deliver to Agent on Pier foot pf Chambers street,
New Yosk, and Western Raikoaf DApot, Boston.
Obtain Bills OF Lad ing DION. HsiH0yEY, Agent,
25l Beoadsay,. epr. Murray Sc New York F. !.
LOCKE, Agent, Us State 81, Bosron p. @.
OAKES e CO., Agents, Saint Pad, MINI 15ld'
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THE ECLECTIC So C OLLEGE OF
81 MEDICINE, a
S. s CINCINNATI, OHIO.

YNHE Winter Session Of 1859, will COM
flience on the 13in Of October, and continue
sixteen weeks Al fol- and thorough course or Leo
lures will be given, occupying SIX or seven hours
daily, with good opportunities for artention to prac
tcaI Anatomy, and with ample Clinical facilities
the Commercial HosprA The arrangement Of the
chairs will be as follows 60
TT, E. St. JnHs, M d., Professor Of
Anatomy and iPhysiology saq5s1 d sas . s,s
- r. JyDaE. M Dig Professor q
Chemistry asid1 Pharmacy, s.. asa 49, 8 $,
"A il. Howx, m. d. Profassor Of Sar.
3 CHI. cIEApE \ N. D. Profess,
sor ~ Ma1eria klsdsaa and Thsrapsutics,
u WV SHERWOOD; NJ. D.s Professor d
Medical Practice and Pathology. ...,s
j. sR. BCcHAsAN, M ID J, Emeritu.
Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes of Medicine y z'.5,531 .I53 Y
JoHN KING, M, ID, Professor 81. Oh
|stesrics and Diseases of Women snG
frh;fdran asH ssa asasa Taa.fa sasolfl saa III
The Term. IL IL Session win be as sane !
heretofore, VIZ - Mairicnlation, $500, Tuition
S2lO0, Demonsuator's Ticket, $500. (Eser
Student required 10 engage in dissection one ses
sion before gradpation.} Graduation 81, 90. Tcke
10 Commercial HospitaI, (optionall SIS ,00.
The Lecture Rooms are newly Enished. neal, ani
conufprtabte and IN y central LEGALITY iia Colleg
Hall, Walnut Street. where stulents will find !
chnyenient % call % their SrrivaL Tickets fw "a
session may b Obtained n the DEAE az Triri ~
Prof C. H. cLEArsLAsp, Secretary u he Fac
ulty, - Seveslc STREET, nsRr Elm.
liz HNKYNGM ID Dea&
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Sank Rapids. Nov Is. 1857.
BORUP & CHAJMPLN.

VXTOULD respectfully inform the Msrehanis
wv and the public generally. that they hevs
bought ont the interest Of MsssFs bnrbank 4 ":
il ,Re Forwarding and Commission business. and
thai they can afford increased facilities 70 AL
thoee who NAV favor them with share Of theii
pstpnase. They viii tusad = senea' S,os.9e.
Forwarding and Commission business, Ut thsss
Wal enosss 81 the Lower Landing. nsviag
Isssed ihe Wbarfb saksA thess who ship e thsM
will save expense ol drayags.
. FERENCEs:
cronin, Hnrxthall and Lsas, Nsw Yssk,
j. Harmon and Co.. Bsffalo, "
{ i. James G. Fargo, chicas 81 ga,sss,s.
u. Mather and Co, ~ = 6s.s Sit
n RI McCseskey. Gslssa ie s-tsss
b. III. CaDPhsli, =
F. 8. Jessup md Co.. Dshnsss.
II Ehoatssn ,and vslle. S1s Loaisr sa.s
4 ST. Paul. n ssssass IS .ssssssaakhft
YslfIA ff'f sM .sefArssua lsf asss 4l
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Bu.;ne.s hours r.i Tom 4 u I. 54rn
I as,sssai sHs7s9a -----.-..-. ID .ssn8Fa FINE
8TyXCFIANGE sboughs md scld MeneY m
N vested and Loans made on. Rexf Estate on
The most favorabls terms, in achibh cases q GER
tifcaie Of Tie .Register Of the propers County,
thai the property Is uaeacumbefed, mill III IN
cases be yequsred, i. sss1.s-r n
tts 6 RsEdFE Rem CiEs,.a NH
Hon. ALr1. RI nsrY. Ex.Goy Al . Fl 1ssint PHIL
IIsonup & DAKks, Bankers, 4 sa thisaa std !
y. u, KNOX, < Co., Bankcrs,T aA assif Mftneatsa
ID. b. roRMAS, Banker, 81. Anshsny, M. rsHF IN
is ID. LoMRx, Esq, 81. Cleut,,M ,f4issgass YIts
WIN. A. CARuTEERs, R.g.sW.s 5. Land Office,
~. VI. -, Sank Rapids, M. + .4 ,a.. ;sg
Hon. g TO- Il WpoDwARp, Jadse, d Supreme
Conyi, PhiiadeIphia Pa 'ss,.,.. ~ 4. s.'ie
Rev. G- ~. yMiIEs Wilkesbarre, .Luzernr ca, IA
Han, N ]. B- EEDRED, Naval Officer. PhitadeIphia.
S. b. WARD, ,Eag., Cash. os Honesdaie Bank
HooesdsiIe, Penn. II 81 III a
STRASG, MURRAY s %.
RALPH MEAp s Co. View Yoss CITY.
QuAcKENRusHA Co. 9'Si
GouIp B. BkoTHERs,C hicogo, II.as,afas isl5ft
Sank RaPids, M T., June Is, 81 n9Af
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VIII. Ef.Aasl1 G. ,DNNELL1,
e e Gene enc [sand Agent,
ses1alkNE1ap4<a0,N6. n, u
NTILL attend to the payment Of Taxes. sal

s3eTA1A E63S E1x&10S x11ks -
WILL attend to the pa yment Of Taxes. sale
w .of5EARd &c. saihssT assaGs
PRE-EMPTQRS will find il TO- their, advantage
d calling upon him hsfne going elsewhere. AZ NJ i
prepared 10 mo3ecute contested Claim SUITS, make
out Yrs p,r,ers Il the shortest possible
tiee, add al fates hch win suit the pre- ,enptor. Il
n OFFICE next door 10 E o 'Hamlin's Bank i1
House Bosiness hours from 9 10 u u and td
fss 'Ss kEr'ERENcEs 'ss alssF
w a .Goun.n, Ex, q " ;anasota s,s5
fioa, Henry y, Rice Delegate 70 Congress 4 5,.s.
.sGsass Jonathan r Fklchsrs Wipaebago Agent,
-sBlus Faith. a s sfsirsse. ssisss $50 ii
Nathan MyriGk Traverse dc Sioux n z 81 u
.l;Beaara Greys postmaster. Gaena, Illinois
II VIVA MeAhen5 Esq, Galena. Illinois &C. Il
vs. III, Parsons, ATTY v cosnsellor q. Law,
s,a 1917. B Wss ass, !. Cloud
Gen = sLswsl, Div tsidse4ss va ..so;au sst q
Jeseviah R.ssellL Sank Rapiids - s. ,.s.ss.s
5 l4siasB HasEinans Chppera Agent bgl. Il. VEN
aaa Sath Rapais, Judy IS 1857 ssasFF s6n So
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|OHlO STATE AND UNION Law COLLEGE
|TEyHIS Institution has been removed to CIevs-
il land, Ohio. Degreesare legally conferred,
and Students upon Graduating may be admitted to
practice For Circuarssahdress, at Cleveland,
nI15yl .sDaofeM.s A. KING, Secretary
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.,, aspspr DR. MoRsE's
INDIAN ROOTPILLS

I4NfH ~ IN null l. lllLCs
,,opcr Ar n..a.st ~,
MOhsE, tne inventor - 1uo6ssNs Ia-
- dian Root rus mas spefls Va g1satef par
tof his life IN travelling Europe ASIA
and Africa, as well as Moth Ameiica-has spent
three years among the Indians Of our Western coan-
ty-it ~slyyn this way that the Ind an Root fils
were first discovered Dr'.Morse was fire ifst ma.
d establish The fact that any, diseases arr e fropiM
PURITY yOF TIE BLt)Oll--that our strength,
health and life depend upon this vital d,iid.
When the various passages leeome cloesseti. and
do aef il perfect harnr with the difere pt tunc
lions of the bqdy, the blood loses its action becomes
thick, corrupted and diseased thus causing all
pains, sickness and dis'ress.S ~ every name on.
strength is exhausted, our heath we are deprived OF
and if nature is not ASSISTED il throwing of the
stagaant humors. the blood viii becoEe choked and
cease To- et and thaaoW hight 6f life wiuforsyEf Big
(blowp ont How inpnstant fhen than rs should keep
the various passages 81 the body tree ana OPEN And
how pleasant to us that we have II N our power to
put medicine ii Scuf reach, uaa,ely, Merse's In
dian Roo, Pills, nnannlacturedo plants and roots
which grow around the ouna nous cliffs in Nature .
One of the roots from ~ca the Pills are made is
sudorifc, which OPENS the pores. Of the skin, and
assists Nature in throwing QUE the finer parts Of the
corruption Within The second isa plant which is an
Expectorant that opens and .nclogs the passage to
the lungs, and thlss ina soothing MANNER, performs
its duty by throwing Oft phlegm, and other humors
from the hn,gs BY copious spttids We third IS
Diuretic,a which gives ease and dotie strength 70
the Kidneys, thus. encouraged, they, draw large
amounts Of mpur,ty from the blood, which IS then
thrown OFT Bbnasiluy by eurinary ee water pas
s,se, add which cpad nat have ieea discharged "a
Eany other way. The fourth Is a Cathartic, and
companies The other properties OF the Pills while en-
gagrd III p6rfisg Gle Biood; The coarsef PARTICLES
Of nspu'ify which sanpa pass " me esaef ous.ts,
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|. n. MCMAHON.

nHYsICIANAND SURGEON, Graduate q
I the Medical College, Albany, N. T., ofers his
services to the ctizens Of Sank Rapids and vicinity
IN the VARIOUS branches Of his profession.
Resierce and Office, for the present, Al store tho
Of e. Is. Van Nest, at Sauk Rapids.
Sank Rapids, July "a. 1855.
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sIE t1fIsg X%- * .tA *fEs3G9a&8h s&s
Hpn, A. Douglas Illinois. q. 8, Seuate,v y
z JSDe 1rshs, Ih1imas rs AZ
3 EEL. sE Stuart, Michigan = 4 ~ :
!. r.. w Johnson, Arkansas, Is
:: BenIn PitapiaiEk; Ala, sess5I o
bass p, H. Tplest Flo ida !, /, as I'VE. ri
Il, Nd Gov Medary, 81. Paul, Minnesota,
sns;s Daniel w els, j., Wis, Honse Reps. fs@
~. &C, ~ ashburne, -, = 80 g s-an:,,
= John s. Phelps, Missouri, 4 w I.taHo4
s. = IS Hon. GIlchFist Porter, No House Reps.
- s Albert RMS, Arkansas, i.s.l.s !. n,
Il JohnB .sandidge, Louisiana. s I. .s.sf
FIN 4, aGeorxe Epstis, IL. .sssa - Ysaatr
Thos. G. Davidson, s.,sl9,s
& Thps. A. Hendricks, Com'r Land Office.
saas.fa JONI Wilson, Ell Com ", Illinois, 8af5
5A y James Shields. M T. H3'ss9s{ssites' ~
ss = Joseph T. Wilson, Ex--Chief Clerk y. %.
n ~ Messrs. weeney, and Kittenhoase, Bank
t y l'a9 eIs, M ashington City, u. C.
q Faifo and Ncdfse, Bankers, wash. D. e.
8 Chafr and Brothers, s. 8 =
Also, to the pigrics Lard Ofcsrs generally,
and 70 al, who hape had Land Business a, the
Scat of GpysrnneA for years babk !. Ill; ,.,s, .'.s
~ NJ business letters Will receive attention No
less accompanied BY . Gee. oct:22n6v3m4
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= CHI AN GE OF
ADMINISTRATION.

! 6. AU1vtluyk Ii BttA 1bVtvs
The Subscriber, wishing 70 inform the
citizens Of Sank Rapids and sur
rounding country, that the
S 81 In a M M Z u u 8
ATS.aUK RAPIDS, BENTON CO.,
has changed from the old Company to
the subscriber, and the Saw Mill Is 10
operation, and the Grist Mill will be a.
soon as possible. The subscriber has
and will keep on hand Ill kindsof Lon-.
Der, Lath and Shingles, for sale. and
his patrons will be accommodated IN
short, time with Flour and Mil Stuff
generally ii The patronage Of the COM
i1anity H. invitad, bekesing from past
experience and antiring efforts, 10 sup
ply the wants 81 his customers. that en-
tire satisfaction will be given. ~
hlpaas o. D. Web.
Sank Ranids. Nov. Is. 1857. I'll
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4, NATHL POPE CAUsIN, .5.',
Land and General Agent

"AVING resigned the sirnatioo which he has
Ii held ia. the General Land Office for the
Last twenty years-in charge Of the Pre-enptio',
Bureau--offers His services the prosecution 81
Claims before the Department, .nder the presumption
laws, rownsite act &c 1874, &c. MI. G. WI also
gise atteation 10 Pension cases. procuring Land
Warrants for parties entitled, and prosecute claims
beiore, Congress-. 81 ,.s, 81 sz.' &
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,... EDWARD 10. HAMLIN, i5 4.
ATTORNEY at LAW,
aSAUk RAPIDS, M. T., 8&ee s
Will attend Gsi,hfulIyanl promptly 70 40 business
ENTRUSTED to his care. n. References az above. y
90. Particniar atteation gissn TO the Ceeetion Of
debts, the ID, osecutiou of Claims in the U. S. Lana
Office, and Tho drawing Of PKE-EMPrIos PRooFs
Sauk Rapids, Inae rs, 1857, egs3.st 81 n93,f
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TAKE CAR

A LII, persons. debfors to C. b. Van Nest
IN heretofore, notified that their notes Or ac
counts have beep assigned to collateral for thu
security Of ciains against said Van Nest, will save
costs by making payment immediately TO- 55a
t.ssls n y sss.ii EDWARD o. HAMLIN. Y
Sank Rapids, June &c, 1857. s'.z.ss ans3f
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" Camticn-Beware 81 4 counterfeit sighed U
b. Moore. Alf sn6inx hhsS The iainG sf N
White & Co. on each ebez. Also the signata,
of4.A,J WlaG4 CO. All .athers ara sp1liou'
'H A. j. NHffES co, Soie PlopsAtOis. :
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AksGk1cytStS5Jrf d sr.is4s55 81.
Exn.iBsaisE ARTlVELI.. President
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MedisanseA han sssss#H sasassH sssis.
i4sests ssaassd sery ioss YRlaes nd bsFaet
IN the land. Parties desiring tie aSeaEY will
as above for terms. a- Price z5csntf pr boz, I'VE
sb6xess Wife sslt I'll 81. baid
IA la
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Howard & Homes EXPRESS COMPANIES.

These companies are doing an extensive
business all lhrous shout the United States,
with much credabity TO themselves, and
afording accommodation beyond limit
Their Express cars are attached to the daily
passenger trains, by which arrangement
they are enabled 10 carry goods from all ports
aud stations with safety and dispatch. And
in order that these Companies may have
their business properly attended TO at each
city, Town or trading and shipping port they
appoint some responsible man as an acting
Agent, TO forward and receive moneys and
goods. At this place, our townsman and
fellow citizen, ANDREW c. MENscH, Merchant
has received the agency, for this burgh and
neighborhood, and is acting in the capacity
of his appointment with integrity and abili-
ty. He is agent for Howard,& Co., and also
for Hopes Express Co., as you will under
stand and can be found at his store ever
ready TO attend to the functions ofhis office
All business entrusted in his care will be
properly and honestly attended to. These
express transportations are of great conve.
nience to'the business people, and have the
full confidence of the public wheneveryou
find the interests of these enterprise enttust-
ed in the care and supervision of such men
as A. C. Mensch.
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XII. Montodr, Colombia, Luzerne and
Wyoming-George w Scranton, Op.
XIII. Northampton, Monroe, Carbon, Wa.
yne and Pike-William' H Dimmick, Dem.
XIV. Bradford, Tioga and Susquehanna-
Galusha A Grow, Op.
XIV. Lycoming, Sullivan, Potter, Clinton,
Centre and Mifflin-James T Hale, Op.
XVI. York, Perry and Cumberland-Ben
jamin F Junkin, Op.
XVII Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Bedford
and Juniara.-Edward MCPHERSON, Op.
XVIII. Somerset, Gambia, Blair and
Huntingdon-S Steele Blair, Op.
XIX. Westmoreland, Indiana and Arm
strong-John Covode, OPP.
Xxx Fayette, Green and Washington
William Montgomery, Dem.
XXI. Allegheny couniy-James X Moor
head, Op.
xxi. Butler and part OF Allegheny
Robert Mcknight, Op.
XIII. Beaver, Lawrence and Mercer
William Stewart, Op.
XIV. yenango, Warren, Mexican, Elk,
Forest Jefferson, Clearfieid and Clarion--
Chaplin Hall, Op.
XIV Erie and Crawiort--Elijah Babbit,
O2.
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Auditors Notice.

EslaIe Of Harmon n johnson, decd.
THE creditors and all persons Interested, i,
will take notice, that the undersigned ap-
pointed Auditor by the Orphans Court of
Columbia county, 10 settle aud adjust 'he
rates and proportions of the assets of tho
estate OF the deceten in the hands OF joseph
r. Robbins, Administrator OF Harmon NJ.
Johnson, decd, to and among the several
creditors according 10 law, will attend at his
Monday, the 18th day :, Of November, A. B.,
1858, ior the purpose of performing The du.
ties OF his appointment, when and where
you may attend if you think proper.
ROBERT F. CLARK, .4uditor.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 6, 1853
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she would berewarded for it hereafter, and,
in short prayer, commended her soulro
God.
The Sheriff then told her brother 10 leave
the room, as he was about 10 perform his
last duty, but the unfortunate man cried
aloud, "save my sister," clinging to her, and
refusing TO go. He had finally 10 be taken
away from her by force.
At 10 minutes past 10 O'Clock the prison.
er was taken from her cell, and linking arms
with the Rev. MIR. Harden, accompanied by
the Sheriff and her spiritual advisers, they
all proceeded in procession TO the scaffod.
She ascended the steps slowly YET steadily
crying aloud, and on reaching the platform
was'seated on a chair. The Rev. MIR Slower
then read the 10Th chapter Of Luke, Mrs.
Twiggs still greatly affected and crying
The Sheriff told her, 10 speak now if she
had something to say, when she answered
loudly and firmly, "This is hard death,
and the Saviour has died for me, and fear
not death. never seen or knew anything
about the poisoning of Catharine Ann Clark
or my husband. | fear not death, | have
nothing TO regret, only the leaving of my
orphan children-"The Lord gave, and the
Lord has taken away" MIR. Harden then
made a solemn and fervent prayer in her
behalf, whereupon the ministers bade her
farewell. She thanked them for their kind.
ness, and burst out again into tears, when
they shook hands at parting.
The Sheriff, having pulled the cap over
her face, pinioned her arms and adjusted
the rope around her neck. During this OPP
Grafton she cried aloud, and repeated several
times: "I die innocent, am not guilty"
The Sheriff then left the platform, and
standing upon the steps, with the lever,
which removed the slides, in his hand, ask
ed her, "Mary Twiggs, are you still alive ?'
She answered, eyes, sir, am" and at the
same moment the drop fell, and her soul
was ushered into the presence of her God
This was al precisely half past 10 o'clock,
and after hanging for 3S minutes, she was
pronounced dead by the physicians and the
jury, and lowered into neat coffin. The
doors OF the Jail yard were then thrown
open: and the large and promiscuous crowd,
who had been standing outside all morn
ing, eagerly pressed in 10 get glimpse of
her body.
The curiosity of the multitude having
been gratified, the coffin was closed, placed
upon wagon, and taken, at the instance of
IL. l.. r n
Creek, where he resides, there 10 be buried
by him.
The ''Co.um bia Guards" and "NIontour
Rifles" kept order without the Jail, and a
number OF Deputies inside of the jail yard
among the spectators.
Both Clark and Mrs. Twiggs have now
suffered the penalty of the law for their
crimes, and may God have mercy upon
their soulsl
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Autumn,

We are now fairly in that season when
all earth seems to be wearing its mantle of
yellow. The farmer is now busy gathering
into his "crb" those golden ears of corn,
and the much needed fodder for the benefit
OF the trute creation. The leaves of the
forest are fast dropping TO the ground, and
all nature is now presenting its most beauti.
full garment Everything seems 10 be in.
spring man to hurry on through the busy
season to prepare .er the days of pleasure
that is to come.
Summer has departed, with all its pleas.
ures and enjoyments, its green fields and
fragrant roses. The merry song of the rob.
bin is heard no more. 1t has departed 10 a
warmer cline, 10 return again at the opening
of joyous spring. Alas, all those pleasures
have departed, but will they ever return to
MS. Echo, only answers-perhaps.
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DIR. CULVERW VEIL
0CA NEeC0h@mh.

4 Medical Essay on a ne,c, certain and radical
cure Of SpefmdoThga, &C., Without lie use
Of internal medicines, eaut creation, or ann
mechanical appliances.
Just published, the 9Th edition, in a ed
envelope, gratis and mailed 10 any address,
postpaid, on receipt OF two Stamps.
This little work, emanaling from cec.
brated member of the medical profession,
gives the most important Information ever
published 10 all persons entertaining doubts
Of their physical condition, or who
are conscious oI having hazarded their health
and appiness-conlaining The particulars of
an entirely new and perfect remedy for srer.
matorrhDa or seminal weakness, debility,
nervousness, depression of spinls, loss Of
energy, iassiude, iimidity, involuntary sem.
inal discharges, impaired sight and memory,
blolches and plmpies on The face, piles, m
digestion, palpilation OF the hearl, and bodi-
ly prostralion Of the whole system, inducing
impoIency and mental aud physical incapac.
ily,--by means of which every one NAV
cure himself privately, aud al a !riAing ex.
pense.
Address DR.. CHI. ]. C. KLINE, lst Ave.
nue., cor. 10Th street, New York Post Box
No. 1886. (Sep. %, 1863.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS,

WILL meet The Teachers of Bsulon and
Il Sngarioaf, at Benton, on Monday, the st
of November, cf Fishing Creek al Slncker.
School-house, November 81 of Orange at
Orangevile, Nov. Sd; of Ctnrre, al G. II.
Fowlet's School house, Nov 4.h; o' Bras
Creek, at Berwick, Nov. 5,h, of M,lilin, at
MiHinvilIe, Nov, 9th; of Hemlock, al the
Buckhorn, Nov. sth; OF Locust, Conyngham
and Roaring Creek, at Roads,own, on Nov.
9th; of Maine and Beaver, at Manvillr,
Nov. 10th; of Mt Pleasant, al the School,
house by Hu,chisor's tavern, on Nov. I'm;
and Of Jackson and Pine, at Upper sSereno,
Nov. l2h; at o'clock, p. M, on each of
the above named days. Directors are re-
quesled to allerd, TO witness the Examina-
tons, and 10 see that the needfnl prepara'
tions are made. WIN. BURGESS,
Oct. 27, 1857. County Sup'i.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate Of William Workheiser, decd.

ESTU1e y HHt0W W0IKHeSeF, decd.
The creditors and all persons interested
will take notice, that the undersigned up-
pointed Auditor, by The Orphans Courl of
Columbia county, 10 settle and adjus, the
rates and proportions OF The assets of the
estate OF the decedent in the hands of Eli
Bogard, Administrator of William Wora-
heiser, deceased, to and among the several
creditors according to law, will attend at his
office, in Bloomsbuig, in said county, on
1903, lor the purpOs5 os r-.forming ,ba do
ties OF his appointment, when ana '"e w,,',' U".
all persons interested can attend il lhey thin.
proper. ROBERT F..CLARK.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 6. ls5S.-4t. Auditor