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RAHL ROAD MEETING.
Ho. for the Cold Regions

Ho for the Cold Regions
NEW sTOREi NEW GOODS!.
ID F. DALTON CO.. wholesale and retail
ID. dealers in Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats aud Gaps. Gents Furnishing Goods, DC,
SC. Also, Ladies' Boots and SHOES, very cheap.
Mr.. DALTON having had ten years prac teal
experience in the Wholesale Clothing Business
in the City of Boston. most respectfully assures
the people of Lawrence and kansas Territory.
that he is prepared to JOB and retail Goods at st.
Louis prices.
READ. PONDER AND REFLECT.
We have the largest stock of Clothing west Of
we have the only complete assortment Of La
dies and Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes In the
Territory.
We have the first and only stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods in Kansas.
We have the largest, the best selected, and the
most desirable stock Of Hats and Caps ever
brought into Kansas.
Come One Come ALI
Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts, 81,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
N.B.-It gives US much pleasure to ANNOUNCE
that we have secured. as salesman, Mr.. L. W
CRAM, recently from Boston.
Lawrence. June Il. Io5s.
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TIN ROOFING.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ITO ST. GEORGE STOCKHOLDERS "A tax
i of one dollar on each share in this town be-
came due on the first day of January, and another
on the first Of February, 1855, making two dollars
on each certificate of stock. Allshares on which
said taxes are not Immediately paid will De re-
garded as forfeited, according to the constitu-
IlonaI provision. The tax mast be paid IN order
tn enable the company to pre- empt the town site.
L. 81. SQUlRES. Seq.
st. George May IL. 1858.
LeaYenWorth Times please copy. May %
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WIN. Abernathy
Unh0IsterY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w IN FURNITURE, south end Massachu-
setts Street, Lawrence. March %. 6m
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ABRAHAM BARRY,


Cs
JOHN MCCARTY.
TIERRI1 DRY OF KANSAS, RILEY Co, S.,
l. Probate Court of Riley County, March Term.
Ie5a. No.2. Summons in Attachment. June
IA, ls55.-Un this day comes the Plaintiff, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the Defendant is resident of this Territory.
or so absents himself frsm his usual pace OF
abode, that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him, it is ordered BY the Court
that publication be made, notifying said De-
fendant that suit has been commenced against
MIN, inrthis Court, By the Plaintiff, the general
nature of which is to recover the sum of five
hundred dollars for board and lodging furnished,
goods sold and delivered, money had and re-
ceived, and that his property has been attached
to satisfy the same; and that unless ne be aud
appear before the judge of said Court ut the next
regular term thereof, on the first Monday in
September next, and within the first three days
Of said term, plead or demur to the Plaintiff
cause of action herein stated. the same will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment entered ac-
cOrdingly.
1t is further ordered by the Court that copy
hereof be published in the Herald Of Freedom, q
newspaper published in the city Of Lawrence III
this Territory. for four successive weeks the last
of which insertion to be- least four weeks
before the next term 0fzthis Court.
A true copy from ths<sserd.
probate Court Seaifss. f. Clerk of p. G..
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important to country Dealers.

W OIL can save at least ten per eeaf. By buying
Il your Hardware, Tin Ware. Nails. indow
Glass. &C., &c at my store in preferences TO going
on the Missouri river for IL. when you take into
consideration the time and expence Of getting
goods from the river. In word, will sci! all
light goods to the trade at less than river prices
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1859.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION hkk-
I;,rr Pissferipx Hair, Cement and train q Al
kinas; Orders for Flour promptly attends taJ
sSho<t Street aad Leyee, Nton. illinois. Refers
Ia !. Lock { Bro.. Alton ILL.,; Turner sld.sI,
do; Made. Barn Z Co., DO; ". .. Alssesl ~ .
&c. do. - - ~
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The College Journal Of ILeaical
Science.

A MONTHLY Magazine of e pages, conducted
II by the Faculty Of the Electic College of hedi-
cine. is pu biished at One Dollar Year. payable
In advance. The volume of the e0VraGS COM
mences with the year. Communications for sub
scription. or for specimen numbers, should be
directed to
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l39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, u.
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That the Clerks of election, before entering
upon the discharge Of their duties, shall take
the following oath:
CLERKS OATH TO POLL LIST "a"
We, the undersigned Clerks Of the election to
be held at the house Of --. in the Township
&, in the County of -, in the Ter
proved May 4, ls58. entitled An Act for the Ad-
mission of the State of Kansas into the Union,
having been duly appointed by the Judges Of
said election, under the Rules and Regulations
prescribed by the Board Of Commissioners con-
stituted by said Act of Congress, do solemnly
swear that we will, in all respects, conform to
the Rules and Regulations prescribed by the
said Board of Commissioners; and that We will
faithfully execute the trust committed to our
charge. -, Clerk.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me. this End
SAID oaths shall be administered By any Off
Ger authorized b. law to administer oaths, or by
one of the Judges of election, and that blank
forms of the same be printed at the head of the
general poll list, marked "a, - and said list be
headed as follOwS:
POLL LIST "A"
List of the names of all the persons voting at
the election held at the house OF -, in the
Township of ---, in the County of -,
in the Territory of Kansas. on Monday, the End
day of August, 1853.
And that Immediately after eanvassine the
votes, or as soon thereafter as may be convenient
the Judges and Clerks of Election shall take and
| subscribe the following oath. which said oath
shall be attached TO poll list a" /" Immediately
under the names upon said list:
OATH TO POLL LIST A"
| We, the undersigned Judges AID Clerks of the
election held on Monday, the second day of Au-
gust, le5s, under The Act Of Congress, approved
| Aiay 4th, 1858, entitled AN Act for the Admis-
sion. of the State of Kansas into the Union,' al
| the house 0f--, in the Township of --
| in the County of --, in the Territory OF
| Kansas. do hereby certify that we took the oath
| prescribed BY the Board Of Commissioners, con.
stituted By said Act of Congress, previous to the
commencement of the election, and that we
have, in all respects, eonformed to the Rules and
Regulations prescribed By the said Board oi
| Commissioners, and do further certify. that the
above is trBe and correct list of the vote poled
| at said election, and that there were pOlled
l-- votes at said election, BY the person:
| whose names appear in the above list, and, to
| the best Of our knowledge and belief. the said
! persons were each and ali duly qualified voters
according TO law. to vote at said election, and
that upon counting the ballots, there were =
votes p0lled for Proposition Accepted" and
- votes polied for Proposition Rejected =
and VIC further certify that the above is a true
and correct return of the votes polled ut said
election, and of the number polled for, and
against, the Proposition, respectively.
/ =--, Judge.
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n. MsCraczreus

WHOLESALE AND RETAIb Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving. Forwarding end
Commission Merchant, Lsyee. South Cherokes
street, LesyenEorth CITY, l.. /. Nov. =; %.
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TotI,eFarmers of Kansas.

I F You want PL0W. or any other Agricultn-
j raj implement, go straight to Barker s Hard
ware and Stove Store, where YOU will find any
thing that you may need on your farm al greatly
reduced prices. lNGLE BAKhEh.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1855.
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Readv Made CIothing!

4 large and well selected stock. suitable for
Spring and Summer. We are determined to sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Gents. FURNISHING GooDS-A large and COM
pIete assortment. Also, HATS! HATsi!
n B-We pay rent, and can afford, and are
prepared to Sell Cheaper than At any other house
in town.
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dag of ---, 1855. --
That the second list shall be as follows, and
headed:
= FOIL LIST 3D.
List Of the names of all the persons, with their
place of residence respectively, as stated b.
them who offered TO vote at the election held at
the house of -, in the Township of --,
in the County of --, in the Territory of
Kansas. on Monday, the 2d day of August, 1853
under the Act of Congress, approved MAY 4tb,
less, entitled AN Act for the Admission of the
State of Kansas into the Union," but upon be-
ing challenged did not vote.
That Immediately after canTassins 4he votes,
OF as soon thereafter as may be convenient, the
Judges and Clerks of election shall take and sub
scribe the following oath:
OATH TO POLL LIST "B."
We. the undersigned Judges and Clerks of the
election held at the house of -, in the
Township of --, in the County Of -,
in the Territory of Kansas, on Monday, the Cd
day of august, iS5e, under the Act of Congress,
approved Aay 1. less, entitled AN Act for the
Admission of the State of Kansas into the
Union, do hereby certify that there were per-
sons, whose names appear on the above list, pre-
sented themselves NJ the polls, and offered to
vote at said election, but upon being ehalleng-
edudid not vote, and the said list eaEnprises ali
the persons who so offered to yo1ESand their
places Of residence, so far We were able to OBJ
tain them. --, Judge
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Public Meetings.

lion. F. p. STANTON will address the peo-
l. pie on the subject of the LECoNPToS Con-
sTITU rIoS, at the following times and places:
Cofaehiaua Allan conntx Aouday GO 18th.
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Sworn to. and subscribed before me, this =
day Of --, 1853.
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! Bargains Bargains! Bargains !
Selling Ont TO Close Business.
Fresh Arrival 0f Summer Goods!
w. e. SUTLIEF,

MERCHANT TAILOR, has Just received from
W Boston. at his Clothire Emporium, No 5
Massachusetts street. four doors north Of j.
Biood's a New and Splendid assortment Of Sum
mer Cassimeres, Doeskins and Vestings, plain
and fancy; Black, Blue. Brown, Olive, Greens
Dahlia, and Plum Coiorcd Broad Cloths. Also.
Corduroy, Tweeds, Marseilles Linen Drills. and
other cheap fabrics, suitable for Farmers wear.
Gentlemen wishing neat and elegant Coat,
Vest or Pants made TO order, in the latest and
most approved style, from New and Fashionable
t1oods and at prices 10 s0it the times, give
ealI and we will do you good in the way of work
manshin ennd material and Genteel Fits.
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IN THE
ELDRIDGE BLOCK
PATENT and ECLECTIC MEDICINES of
all kinds, and every variety.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medicinal use, all
kinds Tor such purposes.
PAZyTS, OILS, FARNISHES, Brushes, dc.
Cigars and Tobacco of the finest and
best quality.
FINE CUTLERY,
Consisting of Pocket Knives, Surgeons Instru-
ments, dc.
SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRACES, BREAST
PIPES and PUMPS, SYRISGES, &C., Of every kind
M common use.
Purses, Porunonnaies, and Pocket Books,
FANCE~GOODS and PERFUMERY.
We think our stock of goods in this line will
satisfy the most fastidious. Call and examine
ChiIls and Fever Cured.
a certain cure and preventive for the Chills
and Fever prepared and sold By US. and no other
Druggists in the United States.
1t is our intention to keep always on hand a
cies in our line, as can be procured at any mar
ket in the United States, and TO sell atsuch rates
as viii induce our customers TO CALL AGAIN.
To Physicians and Merchants.
You may rely upon us to sell all goods in our
line, at HA0LAsGfs, as cheap as they can be pur-
chased this side of the Mississippi river. Try
Us ONCE.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Will be paid PLY YSICIANS' SUBSCRIPTIONS
which will be CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY put
up at all hours of day and night. From long
practice of medicine, we feel the Importance and
responsibility of this branch of our business,
and hope TO satisfy our patrons and the public.
PRENTISS d GRISW0LD.
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It AWRENCE LODGE No. 6 ]. D. of @. 7.
II meets regularly, every Monday. at IL
o'clock, in Babcock i Lykins' Hail.. Members
of the order from other Lodges are invited 70
meet with us whenever they can make it conyen-
lent. L. u. bhOOhS. l.
G. L. EDWARDS. W. 5. AaY 10. %.
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EOGAE EEQESTS

CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER. pno-..
gEf OCLD respectfully Inform his or1 -,
" and the travelling public ,L.r h. tl- 's;t.7
Ell the Logan House, Holidayslllr, am ii's leas
pared to entertain all who may favor II .s ,i l'i
their patronage in unobjectiouaIIc s+yIa '--' VILE
The HOUSE has been newly f-rr?ili.,
out IN style not surpassed by any cgr9ir. .-'5
IN the interior Of the State. His TkPTp p.. IL
always be supplied with all the suI-rar1--1I1- vi.
dclicacies Of the season, and attended, L, a--
i've servants In word no pains will Io S-. -',.'
70 hlaAe te Logan a first class house, and T
Portable and happy. 7''''' esa-'
The STABLES, Which arc extensive. VII,
attended by honest and faithful hostIrrs ''-' Ve
hEGIA U8EET.-T basement ! ,,..-.
as heseaurant, where meals will be sarr.F 81
al az aii hours Of the, day together with ovs..,.
mcHt1 Of tie season. JDHN ETT-I,t,f,-,. l.>-
June 1, IS5G.-32tf. --'A = Ii.
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ajoteIs, &t.


FEF FHE UNDERSIGNED pFSnr,l--.
d informs the public that he - -, LILY
Of ears, the "WALToN HoUsE,, -. i'F tom
Plank road, half way batwaoy, Fbo,'.ie FbutSe On lie
Jefferson. This Hotel Is one Of He H0,,soQf$ ,-$ and
ble places as summer resort in tLa aeslTl-
forests adjoining are swarmiag Wiz ,,1. Tie
the FISHERMAN" will ffud ample orI,a5,, 5i'.e, an
gratifying bis taste in the streams unity or
DoFhood- No pains viii tc spared to me men, neigh
June 9, 1S58-3O '--Al'LLIT
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4 y INTEEsElNG CASE OF scrorULA

! & \ INTERESTING CASE OF SCEOFULA
! IA cued by one bottle of Lindscv's Blood
ScaJcher.-Ihis ce'tiles that about one wear acr,
our Hide son aged four years, was most s0rcl a.
! liotcd with what The physicians pronounced to be
! sotoiui', and was ueateA accordingly for ncaIIv
/ a year, but without the slightest benefit. NJ
! eyes We're running thin Wal-ry huuor almost
constantly, which would cncrust his eyes y3Ui
the powct Of opening them until they were wash
ed and cleaned by soap and water About the
same time an abscess formed Just below The Groin
which IN due time broke and commenced q dis
charge, which was found impossible to dry rlD OF
heal-the bed would be very much stained and
the ctot.n@ OF the child perfectly sickeDing in a
single nights time. Afel having the attentions
Of a physician for 50 long time, and finding tie
child to be getting worse, we determined fo frr
the effects of Mr.. Lndscy's Blood Searchcr. ms
was in last Ahrch-and before two weeks had
passed away the change was manifest, and I am
harpy to say that in The use of 4 SINGLEB0T-
ILrl our little boy has been restored perfectly 10
health. We cannot speak too highly of this in.
valuable medicine 1t should be in clerv flr,iIz,
none should be without it. As purifier Of
i0od 1t Is beyond all price
DANIEL DOLLINGER
HollidaysJurg Ps July 20, 1857.
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ours, Respectfully.
MARGARET W. O'DONNFTJ

= lyER COMPLAINT CURED BY FIND
a 4 HEI'o IMPROVED BLOOD SEAECHFR
bar county, ss.-PersonalIy appeared before
me, [[ one Of the Justices of the Peaze. in anG f,
blalf county, George Kopp, who, Icing duly-
T,a 7SIwn according to law, doth deposo ard say
!, Wo years ago was afflicted with pain Between
tHe shoulders, almost constant cough. loss of an
PeIite, chllls, nightsweats, and very subject f.
taAe oGidS; |, at length, became so weak that I
coula hardly walk; my physician done me no
GOOD Sometime last fall I commenced tsI,ino
i-lh'iSey,S improved Blood Searchcr and by the
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AgsCAeE EEoTszg.. Eho,,-,-----
HENRY FOSTER Tno--'''s 3, Pa

- - 7 -.I- NII-I0u
FaNhIS HOTEL, FORMERLY E,,or-,.
n the 'Eoens6urg House, is one Of ~ ~ A As
f1r fr Ans ana CG@s @Iaqs N the borough Of Ebsn.
ty. Tho Proprietor assures ali - Col4Hinli-
posod to patronize him that his p ,nI-y nay T.. Dis
supplied with all the luxures .f H. -''--I Nli J-
BAR with tie choicest If IG.ul-. nj S5,.Sol' lis
spared to render his guests coratrt't-, 40 pains
Ehcnsburg, April !. lS5q.2a.i-.
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5AF0itul DigrouerlT.

use Of two bottles was perfectly cured. ! feel
to recommend it TO all who suffer from Liver dis
eases, general debility loss of appetite, and oh-
or diseases arising from ilnpurity of tie blood
would not like to 90 without it. l consider IT
an excellent family medicine.
(oigned.) GEORGE KOPP.
Sworn and subscribed this 10th day of ST,r,1,
y. d. 1857, 5cfcre me.
Ao5e-Air. kopp Is a resident of FranEstowu.
and IS well known to tie citizens Of Blair AMI
be4!oTq counties as a man Of excellent character
and influence.
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Mr0iral Diaf0llrfl1.
The Wonder Of the Age !

The Wonder Of the Age I!
4 N. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
es C0VERY Which is purely reqetaLIe
! PrGoaIation for the purifying of the blood. civ
! ing vlSor to the Liver, stomach and bowels. and
| eXpclhng from the system all morbid matter, and
all the functions OF life.
HOW II WAS DISCOVERED.
In the fall OF 1854, daughter If Mr. Lindsey
| was suffering from malignant attack Of Can
! cLum OrI6 iCanker the mouth.) She had pre-
! ylOusly been pTostratCd by tie attacks Of Dvs-
( ehtary, inflammation Of the Lungs and Hectic Fc-
yer, successvcly. which resulted in the above ma
mcd disease ia its worst fora Her condition
| was most dcporable-her mouth and check were
literally rottcn-the attending physician pro
nouuced the case hopeless one Everything in
alcated speedy and horrible death-a deai6 Of
rotting out Of life! At this critical iunctllre. mir
Llndsey prepared q compound for the purpose of
alleViaCin@, possible, the pains Of the Iii lie suffer-
er' sac was made to Use it freely and in a short
Tune, TO ms most delightful astouishmcut, there
wa was a very peIceptI1le change for the better
Inc mouth Began to put on bright and healthy
appearanco-the foul breath became swect-fhn
appetite was restored, and the child seemed 10
partlke Of a new and fresh life
Hope was inspired, and the use OF the COM
pound was faithfully continued, the rc,alt Of
|1.eA' with The blessing Of God, was her oom-
PiIIe rcstoiJlon She now pei fcc.ly be lihy 81
from tins clrcuu's staucc, GlT Lindsey WAS led I7
prepare Wlta G,C@tcr care and cA..,..,.-s what
had So a-t0njshiy cured lis child. aud continued
lL5 experimental euoits uu.I Gc succeeded in
blaGlGg to perfection lis Great Pq,,e,T, f,.
h.oo@ L"lgt t.g-since which time its e6lcis lave
.ssh Almost hlliacutors. IUHt.eGs upon LunG- /
t,$, W i., nave been auItC.e,- iron au If1iulr-
y --,-E e iu restored ID tie ,yuc,5 OF health and
sae caae2ilnen,s OF lends. TIE youH. a1d o7d /
l.Ee 'es-e.. lis SAVING ToEcis and -.ns aloud u /
Tttues- a"E taov-'->ltcr using LfrG-cv-s m
Z a
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IIOIlidaysburg, Pa. ,
DR.. J. NJ. IIHnsEv.

1T, D. NJ. I-IEHsEE. March 19 1857
-, Dear Sir: l have been using your Improved
blood-Searcher since some time last snlrp6r. and
l deem it to be matter ot duty 10 bear nv To-
tlmony to its iHcigoraiiRg byo6a 1estoyli;rs ,;,
tics | have been, for a number Of years. severely
troubled with e'yc{pclas and general clcLaif,j
but since pot myself under the influence Of vSuT
improved Blood Scarcher, find a yelv decided
Improvements, Indeed, my acquaiutances fire.
Iuentiy remark, that look so fat and hearty.
and know Of no other cause than the use Of voI1r
improved Blood Scarchcr. Judging from my own
experience, believe this is one of tie most val
naolo medicines tLet woman can use, csl}ociaII,,
those who are or have entered upon the decline
OF lie Qrom 30 to so yeara of aEe.) feel tbat
II would have been abeye ingratitud on nv part
TO have withheld this testimony and in thus con.
5ehtInS to appear IS a witness before the public
l have zen actuatcd solely with reference 10 the
voice OF conscience and duty. You are at libar-
J TO 70 make whatever use you may deem proper
Yours, respectfully.
MARGARET W. O'DONNFTJ,
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hI-LLN.
DENTEE-Eew "

g. a; J. JACKSON. Surgeon Dentist
NlII-IY557g VIII be found at Tn ,mpsan Mount
~. - - ain House where ne can be f1nnd
t-e third week of each month Oaice in .Tobng-
'oSh nm, nearly opposite the Cambria Iron Store.
March u, 1856
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" ". DAVIS.
Davis & F-Y9yd.

4 + AFING formed partnership in to ,Tor
a. - 1s cantlIe Business, would respectfully soIci
erl,I, o. their friends and the public sen
ny? C'III and see us at the old stand of Il,n.
Iapril %. 1859
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New TaIIarfng sfcE,.i.-5.,..on,.

: Z VIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
i n =, inform the public, that he has commenced
tle Iaionng business one door West Of John Rod
street, Ebensburg where he is preparc1 -
all Kinds Of garments in lis line of trade an
coraing to the latest fashions. He rcspecifnIIx
soicits share Of public patronage. ~'''''''
r,,.., WILLIAM SIMONS.
E6ensburg, June 2, 1S58.-2o.-8m.
GST SIII received at the store Of EDWARD non
1000 lbs Cod FISH
10 half Brs Herring. and
10 half Brls Mackerel
Feb. 6, 1856.
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GEo. N. REED.
Lbcusburg, T-l--',lli-- T. - llt- --'
iSs1ElE2 s. EIEyEEs, Attorneys az F.ev,-
G Joqnsel IL given in the English and German
14ica ON on High S-scotEbcns5u. g, Tenn'a.
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Ee7V Lin-SYa8'e EstssI3fisssFneg.s.

Johnstown, C.ul.i. coantv =,
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0aE<S-a EzCGsE, E.l5e.asI,rsrs, po
JOHN 4 BLAIR. PRonP1ETog.
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PHILADELPHIA

nos. , s, 4 CHESTNUT Street, .(aoatb side