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1SEAEgolIEsGHlKtSJEEf 5Hsa f!f,I
Of yeafs standing. has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers, Tumours, Running Sores. Serofula, IStitf
JOINTS, Felons. Swellings Burns Bites, BoiIs V
Chaps Neuralgia. Salt REeum, and all achessf NJ
and Pains upon man, and kindred complaints
upon f.9e 5ai e re 81 Pc - n
ssHORsES CATTLE, &C. .sl'i.7. 5,..s
sucl, Ring bono, Calls, spaying 5soratchssb
Sweeney, Ho6f &C., are aubdued
and cnred by the g .5. g. -,
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VV0ODEH WAREt-A large stock Just received consst-
ing IN part Of Buckets. ChqEns, TGbs Keeers 6c-
lecturers prices. j. A. METOATP
4uSz4 NO.66 Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-29

aud now Opening,
MORN oursfriends and patrons,
lily, that Ne have just received
OF the latest and most approved
and Yesttnge, all OF which NO,
order In the latest styles and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-29

MOURNING GOODS.-Our stock Of Mourning Goo3s7 /,
1 very complete consisting Of BombaEnes French Me-
rinoes, Cashmeres and Mouseiine Delaines. -
scp6 HEISKELL q SWEARINGEN.
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s ..4- ~. For Rent

CooTClI ALE.-F4ve QaskS Of the ceIGBTated F6IKiTk
~ scotch Ale ana for sale BY ~
apR26ss s,s s DoANEs &sADAMs,Nos Main St..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-29

E144s! F1IlS! ,PlllS!I
M o Eoa:s, T HsS,':, A Aver,
Bennets Roberts,, ,Wright's,
Lees, gsttu Crumbacker's, Jaynes,
Roses; Loudens, Andersons,-
Hooper, Is, lHolloWaylss Wallets Female,
For sale by SRUNDE&BERG,
-sepI1 No. Washington Hall.
ARD OIL-Jpst received, another lot Of Grass e Deit
~ r1chs No and No. Oil which will be sold at Cincn.
'natt; prices by s152 s J. A. AIETCALP. slsI
Ausza ~ sssf-,85s il, No. Sc Main st.
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sUFFER.

me popalarity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG q,
LtNlMENT, is coextensive with the civilization
of the globe. Otherlnrtices claim to allsDiats, q
pain and tdistressAthis cure& Family iPhysi.t Z 7
clans, Government Hospitals. Naval Bispensaas
tories Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery-men,
dc, have practically demonstrated this fact !
throughout the world No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from. Medical and Scientific men. -
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Wheeling AgencY for BIC Amoar1-

=, AOSAA4 w eLN44o
7. SCOTT takes pleasure in announcing TO the ct
gems Of Wheeling and vicinity that he hn been ap
pointed Wholesale agent for the sale Of Watches from the
mandatory OF the American Watch Company of Waltha
r., The good quality Of these Watches years
left at store, l67 Main rtreet viii receive prompt
atSennoh. aepS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-02-06
<@~yTsSNx g71ss ),
GSyI'f'|EIallks6!!'||'z2aW 81 !
News Items.

The Legislature recently passed bill
establishing rag-paper-Mill in Scranton,
for grinding out shin plasters, which bill
Governor Packer vetoed, and the veto
was unanimously sustained by both
Houses.
The Legislature also repealed the Act
appointing YIN. X. Maflit, Superintendent
of the North Branch Canal, by means of
which the supcrntcndcncy of said Canal
reverts to the Canal Commissioners. Mr..
Mallit, resigned. EDWARD L. GAY, ESQ,
State Engineer, it is believed, will be
appointed the Superintendent, assisted by
two Supervisors.
The Act establishing the Bank Of
Bloomsbury, " for which our citizens have
petitioncd the last two or three wears,
has not yet been reported in the Icgisla-
ture.
Hon. Thomas II. Burrows, has been
elected Mayor of the City of Lancaster.
The Pittsburg Banks have all resumed
payment.
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SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE SfaTE or GEoRGiB.
B6y' $4,000 For Ten Dollars ! /! 'Gsa

The following scheme will he drawn by s. swAS l.
CO. Managers ul the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each
o ltcr Single Number Lotteries for February, 1888, at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, ~ public, under the suporintcn
denCr Of COmmis toner's.
CLASS I,
10 be drawn in the city of Augusta Gpog IN public
on Saturday, February 9TH, lSJS,
GLASS .,
To be drawnin the city of Augusta Georgia u public
on Saturday, February 18Th, lsjs.
CLASS 3
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia in public
on Saturday, February Goth, 1858.
CLASS 4,
To be drawn IN the CITY OF Augusta Georgia in public
saturday, February 21th, lH5s.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five Thousand -Four Hundred and Eighfy Ftue Pti;os
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
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PEN, PASTE s. SCISSORS.



DgApSelf praise is no Recommendation.
BsS" To save quarter Take the
Democrat, and pay for it in advance.
bsyr MISUNDERSTANDING the streets
with silk dresses.
Bs0" Split up.-Socicty amongst the
young folks of this place.
BE- The weather on Thursday, was
as capricious as a coquctte.
B95" To be popular.-Spend all your
money, in treating your friends.
neA.On the increase smart men in
town.
AeApOur town was quite lively the past
week.
BeA. Two things made to be lost-sin-
ners and umbrellas.
nea~lf you want good horse and bug
gy call on Capt. PRENrIs.
H@.On the increase Our subscription
list.
Bag~ Chcerlul.-Thc appearance of our
streets, during the past week.
ssiy" Our variety is principally cxclud-
ed by the Presidents Message.
neA-,The launch of the great Leyiathen
is progressing slowly.
Bear Twenty newspapers are published
in Kansas.
se4.ln Michigan it is said that the ma
king of maple sugar has already COM
menccd.
geAsAn lrishman says that coffin is
the house man lives in when he is
dead.
neA. What is joy! TO count your mon
ey and find it oyerruns one hundred dol
lars.
DeAsIn Town The young man who
wears upon his shirt-bosom ihat young
lady's breast-pin.
Nea~ The Opera having failed at New
York, there is some talk Of transferring
it to Philadelphia.
pF9. From 1882 to 1856, the loss oflilc
on the ocean, was four thousand three
hundred and sixty three.
nG,. You have broken the Sabbath,
'Iohny,' said a good man to his son.
yes, SAID his little sister, land mother $
long comb, too, in three pieces -
neAp The Senate of Virginia has appro-
priatcd $4,000 to purchase Barbcc' S
statue of "loung America" Mr.. Bar
bee is native of Virginia.
pe4. The good people of Munry held a
public meeting on the 9Th inst, to adopt
S0nte means Of preventing the rowdvism.
drunkenness, theft and gambling which
prevail i'll the town.
nsa. Parodi. the prima donna, now in
Havana, receives no less than thirty thou
sand dollars per annum-a larger salary
than that paid to the President OF the
United States.
Bfasu A correspondent writes to know,
in case the Great Eastern steamship can I
come over the bars about Sandy 10 ,k.
why the people dou't go and let the bars
down
BLooMISG, The dandclon, in many
places, is said to be in full bloom, and a
gentleman few days since informed us
that the lilacs in his yard were budding,
and the leaves beginning to appear.
rsG, The latest Paris Fashion condemn
the us" OF hoops, bustlcs, waddmg, o!
any thing else! isn't it awful, ladies
Only think oft. Hoops, Bustlcs. Wad-
ding. or anything else ! Oh Horror =
what Il .Jashion!
A.g" The Ladies' Benevolent Society
of Danvillc, we understand, have invited
the Dramatic Institute of this place. tc
/ give them an entertainment, for the ben.
eft Of the poor of Danvillc. The invita-
tlon has been accepted.
Bay- Took the hinl.-'rhc rich man
who was in the habit Of borrowing hi,
poor neighbours Democrat, subscribed anC
and paycd for it on Monday.
| Day" This season Of the year is on,
which in cities is unually dull and unin
| tcrcstlng.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-02-06

The many Cures of Dyspepsia and
kindred diseases performed by the Oxy.
eenated Bitters, after all other remedies
have failed, should be sufficient to induce
every Dyspeptic to give the medicine a
trial Its success is wonderful,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-02-06

Sick Head- ache can be cured by the
use of DU WALLIS GALVANIC OIL,
in from to 30 minutes. Sore Breasts
and Sore Nipples are cured soundly by the
use Of the Gaiuanic Oil, and it will remove
all sore and pain in few minutes
Sold by G. NJ. ilOgenbuch, J. Il. Meyer
and E. P, Lutz, Bloomsbury, and Country
Merchants, generally.
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RE- The new Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Third Street, Bloomsbury,
will be dedicated to the worship of God,
to morrow morning. at 10 o'clock. Bish-
op Scott, and Rev. Thomas Bowman, are
expected to be present.
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BY" The other evening, out of motives
of curiosity, we attended the protracted
meeting, held by the colored people OF
this place. Their minister, Mr.. Lewis,
oiliciated in that capacity, with honor to
himself and his race. His discourse was
delivered with feeling and effect.
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DEATHS S.

At his residence in Greenwood town
ship, near Millyillc, Columbia County,
on Sunday, the 2lst Of January, Mr..
Robert MONTGOMERY, in the cighty-fnh
year Of his are.
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va The cold, bracing and wintry air
of the last two or three mornings, made
folks stir their stumps considerably
There was quite contrast TO the spring
like, balmy weather for several days past,
but still things do not begin to wear live
ly winter look.
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Re,yn The members of the Methodist
Church, of Orangeville and vicinity, de-
sign giving the Rev. ]. Y. RoTnRock,
a Donation visit, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst.
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DIR. WALTON'S AMERICAN PILLS
JOY TO THE aFFLICTEDi
YOUNG AMERICA VICToRIoUsW

1UUNI NM LNIJN WI UNTOUoI "
ONE small box of Pills cures ninetv.nine out
" OF hu ndred. No liasam, no Mercury no odOr
the breath fear OF detection. Two sual pill
dosr; tustress and harmless water. Full directions
given that the patient cure himself as certain
with the advIC" Of the most exp" rencrd surgeon,
aud much better than with The advice of one OF little
experience in this class ri disease.
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART OF I'll f COuN'
TRY by enclosing dollar to DR.. ID. q. HdloH. No.
Ij4 North Seventh street. below Race, Phi lade 'phia
4 liberal discount TO tic trade None genuine without
the rriiicg signature of u. G. Walton Proprietor.
Or W 5 treatment for Self Abuse, Weakness, &c,
il entirely different froIn the usual course. Dr w
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit. The treatment is AS certain 10 cure as the
sun is To rise. Enclose stamp and address Dr. w
as above. giving iull hisnry OF your case, aud S0u
viii bless the day you made the effort what
is crrtain-A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 80 lS5o--i!m
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ES" Women are often accused of gOs-
siping, but we are not aware that it has
ever been the subject of legal penalties,
except at st. Helena, where among the
odinances promulgated in 1909 we find
the following: Whereas, several idle,
gossiplng women, make it their business
to go from house to house, about the is
land, invonting and spreading false and
Scandalous reports of the good people
thereof, and thereby SOW discord and
debate among neighbors, and between
men and their wives, to the great grief
and trouble of all good and quiet people,
and to the utter extinguishing OF all
t'iendship, amity, and good neighborhood
ior the punishment and suppression there
Of, to the intent that all strife may be
ended, charity revived, and friendship
Continued, we do order that fany women
ON heneeiorth shall be convicted OF
lie telling, mischief making, scolding, or
any other notorious vice, they shall be
punished by ducking or whipping, or
such other punishment as their crimes
or transgressions shall deserve, or the
Governor or council shall think fit. We
know of other places where the above
enactments might very properly be en-.
lore ed-but we will mention no names,
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THE subscribers have just returned from the city,
l. with good assortment Of Goods at prices 10 SUIT
the times, which they will dispose Of at prices for
ready poU
We invite aii persons who wish TO buy cheap 10 call
and examine our stock, County Produce taken as
usual,
H. {. 4 !. W HARTMAN.
OF !, lgy.
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lsy" Protracted Meeting, commences
this evening. at the Methodist Episcopal
church, on TIL rd Street
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bs5- The Bloomsburg Dramatic Insti-
few weeks to give al other series of en-
tertainments. On which occasion will
be presented, for the first time, in this
place, Smiths Celebrated Moral Drama.
entitled the Drunkard, or the fallen saved.
The piece is well worth the price of nd
mission, and is very well put upon the
stage. Indeed, the main effect of the
piece consists in the representation of the
star-character, Ed,0ard Middleton, which
is well represented in the person of their
Stage Manager, Mr.. L. JAcoBy. The
other characters, except a few in our
opinion, are well executed.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

AZ bLi VI ~ ANC Viz
Estate Of Samuel A. Bo,O0Ian, late 81
MiWin t0rRsttp, deceased,
THE heirs aud distributes of The Estate of SAMUEL
L A. BowMAH, late Of the townsti oI Miiin in the
County of Columbia deceased will take notice that the
undctsignrd appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court
Of COumb county, To make distribution OF he ba hnec
in the hands of Stmuel Greasy and Seth B. Bowman.
Administrators Of Samuel A. Bowman, cd, among
the heirs the decedcnt VIII attend al his tcc IN
Bloonisburg in said county, on Thursday the 2sth day
of January at 10 O'Clock Of said day when and
where all parties Interested eau attend IL they think
proper. ROBERT +, CLARK.
HioUmsbrrg, Dec. l9, lsj7.-4t. AUDITOR.
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By sweet experience know
That, marriage rightly understood,
Gives to the yirtuous and the good,
A paradise below"
On the 3lst ult., by Rev. T.. Wads-
worth, Mr.. SAMUEL b. SuTLrFF, to Miss
LUCINDA A. CHAPIN, all of lIuntington
Luzerne county, Pa.
At Jerseytown, on the 2Sth of Jan, by
}. Thomas, Esq, Mr.. j. W. REEcE, and
Miss CATHARINE IKELER, both of Green
wood, Columbia county.
In DIR. Wadsworth's Church, by Rev,
K. huppersctt, on tuesday, January, 26,
1858, Col. WV. $. CAMPBELL, of the St.
Lawrence Hotel, Philadelphia. to Mrs.
ADA f. FIELDS, of Virginia.
In Bloomsbury, on the 29th ofJan., by
+, J. Morris, Esq, VIM. Huntington to
Miss Hannah Mcbride.
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MARRIED..

Near Jerscytown, on the DIST of Jan
uarY, Mr.. GEORGE DEMoTr, and Miss
HApAssAH ADAMS, all of Columbia county
The happy couple, in the midst of
their felicity, remembered the Printers,
in the presentation of delicious bridal
cake, and we trust that in their condition
they NAV soon
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
COLU M BlA COUNTY,
For the Year 1857.

THE Auditors elect ed TO settle and adjust the public
Il accounts Of Columbia county, have examined the
50 me from the st da of January 1867, TO the first
day, 1850 and respectfully lay before the Honorable
Judges Of the Court of Common Pieas the 10 lOw ng
Statement and Reports agreeaby 10 the 22i Section Of
Act of the General ssemb oil this Commonwealth,
lassrd the ith day QC April, a. d. 1894.
JACOB HARRIS, Esq r. easurer OF Columbia county,
n account with said county.
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EIlUHEM D8.UlGATlUMa
DY Divine Permission the Bloomsbury NJ Il. Church
ID Will be dedi, ed 10 the worship Of God Sunday
February 7h. Bishop L. Scott, D. D., Rev T. bowman.
d. D., aud Rev. I. Mitchell, are expected 10 preach
during the day.
Services TO commence at l0t O'Clock A. NJ.
Jan l6, 1867 GEORGE WARREN.
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BLOOMSBURY BOOT AND SHOE
STORE

. L OhE,
THE unde rsigned respectfully informs the citizens
OF bloomsbury and the public in general, that he
has opened
Boot 0Rd Shoe Establishment,
In the white building, Main strerl above Else's
4 Wilson's Bakery, wnerc he mas constantly on hand
a large assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C.,
And will make up work TO order on short notice His
long experience in the business, and general know
ledge oi th" wants % the people, Will enable him
render satisfaction 10 all his customers, aud should
secure him patronage which he hopes 10 merit,
HENRY KLEIN
Bloomsbury, May ;, ls57
E&TRA o.! MACKEREL lor,saie ~
IL HARrMAN'S.
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pHRENOLOGICAL CABINET.

~ THE chronological Cabinet Of Fowler, Wells
ENst & Co, late 9l Arch street, Phla1c phiR, has
1 been remove 10 g.4 Chcsnut 81 rect MI .CApTE,
who has had tile management Of the establish
sp~ mrnt for the last eighteen months, will continue
conduct the rrlnfore in an lis branches
STANDARD works ON Anatomy, Physiology, Phrenology,
Water Cure, PhOnoguplY. &c, constantly on har d -
phrnuuurI examinations with written descriptions
given daily Pnrcnulugy taught in pIivate, IN classes
and IN public IL utluros.
All orders srut by mail will meet with proupt aten.
lion Residents Of ncighhnrug villages desiring u
rcurc course of lectures phreuol1sy, tor farther
Information should address
JOHN l.. CAPlN,
925 ChGsnut street, hiludCl lphia.
Dec I2 1857
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do do IO0uartcr do
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERT lFICATES
Enclose the money to address Tor he tickets
ordered on receipt Of winch they vii be forwarded
by FIRST mail. Pnrcha eau have tickets ending in
any hsuic they may dcsipuu.c
Thc Last OF Drawn Numbers and Prize viii be sent
TO purchasers immediately after the drawing
Purchasers VIII please write their signatures Plain
n nd give their Post Office, County aud State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
fu II without deduction.
All Prizes Of S0UO nd under, plid inlmcdiacy " amer
tho drawing other Prizes at the usual tiIac Of thirty
days
All communications rIctly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
$. SWAN 4 co augusta, Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala. or Atlanta,
Ga can have their orders fitted and save lime, by
addressing ; swan Co, at either of those cities
W list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the anOu NJ Of the prize that each is
rntitlcd to Will be publi shed arI every drawing in
the following papers augusta (tioo COaStt ttiOndst.
Nc,o Orleans Dfhd Mobile heeistr, Charleston standard,
Ndshre Gd:tue Ahdad Jntciiigencer. Nto York Weekly
Ddy Book. SardnHdh Morning Nsos Richmond Dispatch,
NtU York Dispateh and Pdaiding MISS } Clarion
Jan 30 ltjS
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HEAR TIE MILLER.

4 W VI EhS 10 tTU AQU EUUVT MILD,
who have unsettled accounts with the subscriber,
for FEED, FLOUR, &c, are respectfully otIfcd. .
thai they have been modnted hope that they
viii now accommodate me, and make immediate puy-
mcnt. WILLIAM BEERS.
Aqueduct Mills, Nov. 81, lsi7..
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~ CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. puroScos .
GoLDEs FRRYcH PLs iaa!Jls in rem orng sopPdgcs
or Irregularities Of the menses.
These Pills re nOhing new, but have been use by
the Doctor for many years, both in France AMI Amer
with urpara leltd success every and he is
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them.
TO make the Pills public, for the aevialion OF those
suffering from any irregularities Whatever, as well
preventive to thnse ladies' whose heath will not
permit a increase Of family
Pregnant females, or those supposng themselves 20
cautioned against using these Pills as the prOpu.
assumes responsibility after the above admo.
milton, although their m ilaness would prevent any in
jury health otherwise, these ri Ills are recon.
Inrndcd.
Directions accompany each box. Price 81. Sold
wholesale ana TCtaIl, by
GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUCH,
General Agent, bloomsbury "a.
II will supply HE trade at the proprietors prices,
and send the Pllls ladies ,eoafleniiaRy) by mail
rec o,aipt 81 llrohthe Bpom'blr. Post OT;..
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A VERY PiTIABLE SIGmT.-A misera-
BILE, poor old women, very drunk, was
seen on Thursday evening last, on Main
street, Bloomsburg, with child of some
ten years endeavcring to lead her home.
The plying, patient expression of the
little child as she aided alone her un-
fortunate parent was lesson Of faithful
ness. The inc onsidcratc laughed, the
wicked jecred, but she did not heed then,
intent upon her dulilul mission,
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places roads could be very much improv-
cd with very little labor. The water
which is allowed to remain in the ccptrc
of the road could at the proper time be
conducted into fields, at a very trilng
expense. If each farmer would pay a
little attention to this, so far as his prop
crty extends we think the satisfaction he
would derive from the improved condi-
tion of the roads he must so often travel
would ample compensate for the little la
Dor bestowed upon them,
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We, the Undersigned Auditors of the county OF Co.
luhb'a heinr duly elected to adjust and settle the
accounts ol the Treasurer aud Commissioners have
carefully examined the accounts aud vOuChes of the
same, from the lat day of I1nuary 1851 to the list day
OF January 1858, do certify that we find them correct
as set forth in the foregoing statement, and that
unu balance due Jacab Harris, Esq Treasurer from
me county of Six hundicd and nineteen dollars aud
nineiythrre cents.
Given under our hands this 9th day Of January, A.
ID. 1858.
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ST. VALENTINES DAy.-According to
time honorcd CUSTOM st. Nalcntincs $
day, will come OF on the lith inst, aud
then is the time for modest young gents,
who have been trying in vain to make
an impression upon the hearts of the
lasscs, to send one of those handsome
billets, which never fail to win fair lady,
The ladies. .ol course are all on the tip
toe of expectation-cach one hoping she
may be the happy recipient Of a ratat-
tine. We hope none may be disappoin-
ted, and moreover, that ere another Nth
of February comes around, each and all
may be supplied with a valentine ,ctth
boots on.