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bloomSburg, Jan. %, 1858.
aniel S. Dickinson.

We regret to learn by telegraph Chat
serious accident happened to Governor
Dickinson on Saturday. We sincerely
hope that his life may be spared. The
loss Of such man at any time would be
a calamity, and never more so than now,
when seclionalism is still rampant and the
ranks Of the National Democracy require
to be kept up to their full strength. Mr..
Dickinson, during his public life, has stood
al vays on the same old fashioned platform
Of the Democracy laid by the wisdom of
Jefferson and sustained and defended by
The frmness of jackson. He has given his
hearty support 10 the Administration Of
Mr.. Buchanan, which he rightly donomi
mated as Jaeksonian, and to which he
pledged himself alike to defend again. t
open or secret foes. No man is at this
moment more dear to the Democracy of
New York than Daniel S, Dickinson, and
if He who "doeth all things well' in his
wisdom should remove him, there would be
tears shed at many a household through
our State and nation Mr.. Dickinson has
been omphatically the Abdiel of the lead
ers Of the Democracy Of the North. No
lrowns ot official power, no blandish nents
patronage, neither the importunatc de-
monstrations of popular prejudice nor the
impcrtinent demands of Executive infu.
ence ever shook his honest and well-basod
soul. On the peaceful day Of rest We jor
our Democratic brethren in the earncs,
prayer that the hoary locks of the patrio1
may long be spared, and that they may
DO as low, crown of glory in the eyes u
bis coantrymon for many years to come
until replaced by that better one which is
the recompensc Of a well spent and virluous
life, ..... .. -... ..... ... D.
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DIED.

In Hollenback twp, Luzerne CO., on the
18th inst, Join Y0he, aged 81 years.
In Fishingcrcek township, Columbia
Co., Pa. on the morning of the 9th inst,
Mrs. Matilda MearS, wife of William
Meass, aged about 81 years,
Mrs. MEARs, had just taken her scat
in wagon, returning from Church, on
Sunday when she was thrown out back
ward and so severely injured that she died
on Tuesday. She was member of the
NJ. f. Church, an exemplary Christian,
and died in full hope OF eternal Lie
Mrs. NJ. leaves four small children to
mourn their uutimely bereavement
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Bloomsbury.

That Bloomsbury possesses advantages
and facilities for business beyond those of
aoy other town on the River Susquehanna,
is now generally conceded. Situated in
the midst, and being the County Seat OF a
County, rich in Coal, Iron and Lime
Stone; the citizens of which arc a law
loving aud law abiding community it
possesses attractions as place of residence
very much superior to those OF the sur
rounding villages, on either branch Of the
ISusquehanna River.
The natural scenery is unsurpassed in
beauty by even the famous Wyoming
Valley, no sickness turks among us, or
pays US periodic visits. We are unusually
fovorod in every respect,
tn, Caltawissa, Williamsport & Eric
Rail Road brought us, by its connection
with the Philadelphia & Reading road at
Port Clinton, to within eight hours ride OF
Philadelphia, and nearly as convenient to
Niagara Falls f.E sa.. Jess
The Lackawanna e. bloomsbury Rail
Road, connecting at Rupert with the
Cattawis8a, Williamsport and Erie Rail
Road, brings over The older roads an
immense amount Of travel, and enables us
10 get from here to the City of New York
by dsyli. ht. We think we are warranted
in ying th1t few if any towns in this
region are up to BlOomsburg, .-.
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Popular Sovereignty.


Some Democrats may be deceived by
the laudation which the opposition press
new lavish so profousely upon Judge
Douglas aud popular sovereignty into he
belief hat they have been forced by pub
lie opinion into concurrence with that
safe and true principle which uudcrlies our
frame Of government. 1t will be wise to
estimate them u. their true value. That
pnbiic opinion points uuerrlngly in the
direction of this sacred principle, Is r.;.e
true, and that if the opposition press and
leaders were disposed to adopt the eople's
viii to the disregard of specious, timeser-
wing, al captqna'tm appeals f n success in
the hope Ofplunder, they would necessarily
follow he lead. But the leaders of the
opposition never did and never can feel
with the people, aud it is idle and absurd
to expect that they will ever coneede to
thisprinciplc its true position. The Chicago
Tribune has had the boldness to stale once
more ne true ATTITUDE OF the opposition on
this question
Let the Republican party once come into
power, and, as Western men say, it will
knock Mr., Douglas popular sovereignty
aud its author higher nor a kite Il is
the Republican creed that Congress has,
ard should always exercise the right to
prohibit slavery IN the Territories Of the
United States; but that it has not, and
canne5 exercise the right to establish il
anywhere.
This is their position, ard they will
never willingly yield it, but will retain it
until, as in the case of National Banks
and similar exploded absurities, the people
refuse to hear anything more in favor Of
the right of Congress to override the vii
Of the people when legally expressed.
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Nctu A0ucriis
THE BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 1858.
"THE FApoRI7E PRPEk OF NEW ENGLAND -


Published Daiv, Semi. Heek'y and Hetkiy.
N announcing tho terms for tie BosIoS JouRss for
1858, the propi does not dcem IL necessary to
describe its peculiar chsracteristics popular news
paper, or 10 make any special PROMISES for the iura.
tIo deems il sufiOieR to say that what rms JouRs,L
almost unanimous consent of its contemporaries
throughout New England THE Journal stand. at the
head of the New Engl md Press in a ii thoso quaiiit
which go TO make up ro liable, enterprisng lice Rcs
pdpsr. This position il has attained by pursuing a
steady straiehtorward course in all respects,and by
srarng neither labor OF money to give the latest intel
igcnce and the fullest reports Of ~ interest
at the earies moment II has relied upon It's own
''dru mmers' to gaia for II the confidence and pa
tronage Of the pnbic-and the result has been that IT
HAS SOW A CIRCULATION MORE InAS ANY
or ITS CLASS NEW ENGLAND and at previous
time has its circulation increased rapidly than
during the past six months. The proprietor int ends
by ihe employment OF experienced aud competent men
IN y the departments Oft he estab shmenl and by the
most liberal ontiay Of money in the procuring oi i'm.
porau news from all quarters, 10 make Tue JouRNAL
still more worthy the Of ''tae Jaooris Papsr ct
Nog Eng'and" Aud with this simpie announcement
he invites tho attention of newspaper RAIDERS aud
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following stat of the terms for The several edi-
tions OF TINS JOURNAL.
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Morning aud Eeening, ..
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Pacific Railroads.

Senator Gwin, of California, has intro
duced bill to authorize and facilitate
the construction of a Northern and South
erD, and Central Pacific Railro I'd and
Magnetic Telegraph through the Territories
of the United States.' The bill provides
for the setting apart for this purpose of a
quantity of public land equal TO the alter
nate section for the space Of twelve miles
on each side of the roads from their eastern
to their western trrminIs. The first is to
commence in Texas, 10 extend by the most
eligible direct route to tie nayigablc waters
of the Pacific, and to be called the Southern
Pacific Road. The second is to commence
on the western borders of Missouri, to
terminate at San Francisco, and to be
called the Central Pacific Road, The
thirds to commence on the western borders
of Iowa, and extend by the most eligible
route to the nayigable waters of the Pacific,
in Oregon and Washington Territories, and
is to be called the Northern Pacific Road.
1t is understood this latter road will be a
continuation of the Dubuque and Pacific
Road, when terminates at Sioux City, and
is already completed 40 or so miles, and
is under contract for hundred miles
more, Ptttsba0g Post.
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Letter from the Editor.
~ -
HARRIsBuRe, JAsuAnY 20, 1858. !

Dear Reaaer:-- VI
- The Inauguration of WILLIAM +,
PACKER, came of yesterday, Os Governor
of Pennsylvania. The day was one Of the
most pleasant OF the season, admirably
adapted to the occasion, and everything
pertaining to the Inauguration was done
in decency aud in order. 1t is believed
tha, there never was as largo a coucoursc
Of people together in Harrisburg, on any
occasion not even excepting the standing
army that met here during the celebrated
" Buckshot War"
Governor Packers Inaugural, is re Corded
as a woll.timed and appropriate State
Paper. Aside from one or too expire. sions
on the Kansas Constitution, which in our
judgement might have been omitted We
most cordially concur in the general prin-
ciples enunciated by the Executive of the
Commonwealth. The Message will be
read with interest.
Governor Packer enters upon the dis
charge Of his Executive duties under very
auspices circumstances. Coming into
power, with so large majority of the
popular vote, he has only to pursue a
straigh, forward democratic course TO retain
his strong hold upon their affection and
confidence, We have known General
Packer, intimately from boy hood, and
entertain the most implicit confidence in
his ability, honesty and fidelity, and have
no fear that the democraeyof Pennsylvania
will ever be disappointed in his admins.
trativo policy of the State Government.
Henry s. McGraw, was last Monday
re-clec ed State Treasurer, Mr.. Buckalow
voted in caucus for VIM. Yorkman, and
Mr.. Ent voted for Col. Mott. Ultimately
they both voted for the caucus nominee.
Mr.. Ent's polite attentions here to his
friends and constituents is worthy of great
commondation. .a.
Your humble servant,
L, L 7.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Eiate Of 6'aniurl A. BQwmnn, late 81
NiWin townahY', dec0&d.
TIVE heirs aud distributes of Le Estate of SAMUEL
L A. BowNAS, late ot the township OF VI inln in The
County OF Columbia deceased, will take notice that The
nndersiened appointed Auditor by The Orphans Court
oi Coin mh!a county TO make dist hntion of ba
in the hands OF SImuel Greasy and seth H Iicwman
Administrators o seipnr A. Bowman, d. cd, among
the heirs OF tue dcccdrn viii attend his flee IA
Boomshurg, in said county. Thursday The 9slh
of January geSt al ~ o'ciock said dny when and
where all parties interested attend ii they think
proper. ROBERr +. CLARK
Bloom sburg, Dec. 10, le57.-4t. AUpIoR
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aS- The Pennsylranjan, of Philadcl-
phin, appears in new type, and exceedingly
fresh and handsome. As Bro. Rice enjoys
the full confidence of the administration,
he has been enabled to cut fat slices, and
can well afford new clothes. When our
turn comes we shall do likewise,
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL.
February Term, 1858.

! Wi1lam Koone es George I. Kline ct al.
William Koons rs George l.. Kline.
Joseph SiackhOuse rs Gilbert Fowler.
Thomas Parker MS John II Parker.
5 saac Brown rs RnhrIt Lyon.
Jacob Schuyler rs Wilson Ager
= thristian liciSi rs nauiel GirNe
Martin Mowry IS ld"niag Siackhonsr etsi
Danirl J. Wini"-stccn rs Christ ian Shunan.
10 James Riitenhuuse rs Barney Iloie
II Jacob Warner The State MutnrI Fire Company
l2 Rrnty STARK as II. II. lIIiman et al
~ Adam S,ruup st 81 as l.. H. Rupert ct al.
II cofne ius McErren rs Henry j. Yaaie
Is Joshua FrlcSman rs Jam = Ralston
~ ClenucI G Rckris rs John Covenhovcp.
{, iIontiter SeyheFt rs Lewis Enke et al
~ JohG Moore ct al Us ". Graham ct al.
10 =. Prince James = Wonds
20 Ben jamin Yotks Us Thomus w. Young,
81 Il. W. W"avcr Us Ephraim Armstrong ct al
Jan o. 1868
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Death of an eminent Minister

Rev. GEORGE l MILES, of the Baptist
Church, recently died at Muscaine, Iowa,
in the 9th year Of his age. Mr.. Miles
was raised in Milcsburg, Centre, county,
Pa, aud was possessed Of unusual oritorical
abilities as a public speaker. He leaves
three junior Brothers, all eminent ministers
of the Gospel.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS

BlOOm-Aatnn Ilendr rshot
Centre ilIiam Shafrr, rhiiip Miller.
ConynghaRl-FrrdcriCk r. Wohfarth
Grcenwood-Elisha Abertson.
Jlcksop-iluph ShuIH.
LOcust-Francis Kerns, Leonard Adams Samuel
u. Keller, Charles MelZ, Solomon Ycagar.
Madison-D"thnel Whipplr, Grrham RddIe.
Maiuc-Danirl Ycttrr, Isi2c Yettrr.
Mflln-IOhn Masirllef, Abram Smith.
Orangc-ISaac welsh.
Pmc-ira Sanders. A bcr Hunter
seott-sImuei Mtlick, G gorge SlOa n, John shuma
Henry L. Gcarhart.
Jan O. lsis
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GOING SOUTH

The Philadelphia Mail Train going South connect 9
with the Mail Train Rupert, going East at l. 10 r NJ
for Cattawissa, Pott Clinton, Pottsvle Rcading &c ,
arriving al Phlateipha, at s2j Z NJ. Also with Mail
Train gni ug West at ! OCl'ck Z NJ for Dan Vile,
Mi ton, MuuCy, Wiliamsport and Elmira.
Passengers by the n'clo.k p. NJ Train going South
can take the II O'Clock D. NJ Express rnin for uira
and the West or lodge at Bloomsbura and take the 4
O'Clock A. NJ. Train going Fast, arriving AT Phi adel.
plia at - noon.
Passengers for harrisburg direct wiil take the n.
Y. Mail Train a o'clock + Nj going south, connect
lug at Port Clinton with the Datphin and Susquphn ma
Railroad, arriving at harrisburg H. O'Clock noon,
next day.
T.. J. LEAyENNvORTH,
Jan l6, 1855 Supcrintondsat
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ray Mr.. Allbonc, the great hnancicr of
the Bank of Pennsylvania, is returning in
the steamship America, which touched at
Halifax on Saturday last. She has prob-
ably reached New York by this time, aud
in few hours he will most likely be in
Philadelphia. We can then sec how he
will explain his official conduct.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate If John S@y4er, l0ie Tie borough
Of Befwich, Il ceased.
f.NHE heirs aud ..trbntrrs Of the Est ute nf JurN
4 SsYpER, late oI The Gnrouch uf Hrrwick in the
County of Columbia deceased, viii take notice INT
cue undersigned, APPOINTED Auditor OF the orr Inns
Court of colulnbl County, make dist iiLuiun ,f he
balance IN the hands ol Charles Snyder. Admnstrtor
OF John Snyder decd among the heirs Of the drccdcnt
VIII attend nj hrs bnic", IN llDnmsbrg. sal cnunty
on Thur sdny the e-b iay of january next at oensk
T. M, Of said ray, when aud whrrt ynu u ny attend if
Yen thi nix ptopri. EUrI RI + CLARK,
Bloomsburg, Dec 10, 1857 -4w Aupl1op
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SG" HENRY A. FoSDA, Esq, supt. Of
the Cattawissa, Williamsport and Erie
Rail Road, will accept our thanks for a
special .tcvor,
We also make Observation-Disclosures
in behalf of the assistant Editor Of the
Democrat.
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The Canal Commissioners Report.

We have received, from II arrisburg, a
copy of. the Canal Commissioners report
for the last year. As the main line has
been sold to the Pennsylvania railroad
company the report does not possess the
usual Importance andintercst The following
are the receipts and expenditures of the
,vorl-a for 2S1
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TO you wish TO find good cmploym ent, and make
~ money with little or no Investment, aud without
interfering with your regular business If you do,
read this advertisement.
G. g. TODD Co, OF 392 Broomc street, New Ycrk. .
are manufacturing and selling moSsiye Gold Pencils
for S. each (Which cheap at that pr!ce) and Ihey
81 up So $40, SIS, SEQ S.j, $40 $50 SIS 500 5000
and 500. Don't cry out llumbug Lotteryi" lrs
no such Thing The Pencils are sold al their cash
value and all tne prObls the first thrown
the gifts, which actually cost tine purchaser no a..
ing. 1Ae prizes distributed a simple plrn of
drawing which would take tno much room 10 explain,
Lut which has failed to give com, ,cte satisihc.
ton We have drawn aud sent to purchasers les gold
2S gold locEots, $50 gold chains and corresponding
number of other pnzes, With two months.
THERE ARE NO BLANKS,
But every purchaser draws prize worth 8! certain
and stands thousands of chances to be higher hgTe
We wanta good agent in every neg hbOhood through
out the country 20 solicit purchasers aud any ageni
10 be successIul, must have Pencil and prize exhI.
bit. We pay agents 81 cash for each purchaser he
obtains, and the first in any neighbnrhOud who
applies Tor Pencil aud gilt i'll receive the agency
for that locality. should agent obtain valuable
prize 10 exhibit with his Pencil he would have lii lie
difficulty in Ubt2iniug scores o purchasers and making
IL a paying business.
! NEW IDEA READll READ!ll
We ask nobody TO send their money Till they know
what prize they draw. Any person wishing TO try
their luck, can first send us their name and addre
ana we VIII make their drawing and inform them by
relurh maj what prize they drew, when they ma
on and take the Pencil and prize, not whichever
| tlIey choose. We give this privilege only 10
purchaser Amer the first diawng, every purrhas er
Will be required 10 send in advance, through the Ru
thorzed agent. We VIII send W t each drawing lhe
number taken with full description of The plan
drawing. Address
! g. 4. TODD & CO.,
302 Br0unie street, New York.
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e. Snow fell on Tuesday evening, but
melted almost as fast in the street. We'd
nesday was like Indian Summer, but for
the cl,illnoss in the air, from the snow on
the hills, it would have been warm.
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SALE OF A NEwsPAPER.-Messrs. r. &
f. A, Baker have sold the Jersty S.or1
Republican, to Mr.. J. r, Coolbaugh, by
whom it will hereafter be published.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.


Benjamin T. Hartman. Joshua Fettcrman George
W Foster.
Benton-!olln Davis, Samuel Kline, Samuel Rhone
BenVer-Peicr Hauck.
Brarcreek--L Lcyi f.. Irwin, George ". Styer Enos
i. Fowler, Lewis Enke Jacob Shafrer, Stephen
Thomas.
Centre-John Eckroat, Daniel IIage nhuch.
Cattawissa-PetaT Beaver, Moses hartman, Peter
KofA.
Fishngcr creek-Elas Pealer, Aaron Hess
Franklin-ClIntOn Mcnhenhall.
GreenwooG-Elius Wertman.
Hemlock -Thomas J. yanderslice Possiweu Foul,
James ID. Pursel.
Jackson George Heath.
Locust-George Raup, Sr, Solomon Feuerman
Madison-E las Bogart, John Keller
Mililin-Henry G. Her.
MOnlour-Danicl Wcrtman.
Orange James Woods,
PIne-John Whilmyer.
Roaringcre H. Case.
ugltl"af-David Lewis.
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT
l@ @ ss sssa sslElIlas
4 BLOOMSBURY r. r.

A FFORDlNG superior acilics for travel 10 New
n YORK, PHILADELPHIA aud tho West, by connections
at Scranton with The lrsins Of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna mud Western Railroad Company; also fof uave
Soah and est over the Cattawssa, Wllliamsport aud
Erie Railroad and connecting lines. fr
Regular Traihs run ne follows
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The Reading Railroad Com

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Company was held on last Monday
morning, at their office, at Fourth street
and Vikings alley, Philadelphia.
The Annual Report of the President r.
D. Cullen, Esq, was read, and is highly
gratifying to the Stockholders. From it
We learn the following statement of the
receipts of the road for the year ending
November 80 1857,
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.
AUDITORS MOTH Il.

Estate Of Joltn Hearer, hte of .llahoniog
to~nshtp, Co!"mbia omtp, dcc'd.
THE Executors and Lrgatcrs and a nthcr persons
1 Interested in TIE Estate john Weaver, lat e Of
VI hioning township. in the County nl CGlumblE de.
ceased, Will take notice that the undermined appoiu
ted Auditor by the Urph iu's Cotti CuluInDIu Coz
TO make Distribute OF The balance in the hands ot
the Executors ot The said John Wravcr, dccrusud
among the hegntecS named in the last W IN mud tee.
tamcni Of the said John Weaver, decd, viii attend
at is office in BoolnsLlre in said County on sat
urday, the S0t day oi Junraty tsNi, 10 "'rIok
A. VI " ot sad hay, when aud %hcre ali persons III.
torestcd may attend If they ilnnk propr.
JOHN q. FREEZE
Bloomsburg, Dee. 10, le5T.-4t. AuDiroR
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Tanhs,-0ur thanks are due, Mr.
STEELE, of the Senate, and Messrs. ENT
and Smith Of the House, for flYors.
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february u curt.
PROCLANATION.

- - y 49,
PROCLANATION.
VIZ IlEREAS, the Hon WARREN Wuonyv n n Presi.
w dent of the Court oiOl or and Tcrmincr and Gc.
neral Jdi DELIVERY Court Of Quarter Srs sions Gf The
Peace and Court OF Common Pleas aud Orphans Court
in the Twenty sixth Ju cial District composed of the
counties Of Columbia, Sullivan and Wvumi ng aud nc
liOn JACoB EVANS aud PErER KLINE, Associate Judges
of Columbia cuunty have issued their procept hearing
date the I'M day Of y, ccbrr, in the year Of our Lord
one tlnusapd eight hundred aud fifty SIX aud to dI
rectcd for holding Court Of Oyer and Tcrmincr and
General JaIl Delivery General Quarter Sessions oie
Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms.
iurg. in the county OF Columbia, the first Monday
(bcng The ist day) Of February and continue
week.
NOrCE is hereby given. to thc Coroner the Justices
Of The Peace and Constablcs OF c said county Of Co.
mmhia, that they be then and there in their nroncr
persons a 10 O'Clock rir forenoon cf said day with
lrir records iaqu,sions and other rCucmhra noes TO
do those things which 10 their offices apprritin br
done. And those that are bound hy rrcogrizanrc, 10
prosecute against Tho prisoners that may he in
the jail o said county OF Columbia 10 be then and
10 prosecute them shall he just. SurCfs request
ed TO be punctnal in tn if Httrnrancr agreehbiy TO
their notices. Dated at BinOmslurg, the 9Th dny ui
January IN the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and iity eight aud in the SD the In
dependence of the United Stuts Of America.
(God save the Commonwealth.
STEPHEN ii, MILLER, ShsriG.
Ian IL