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E- The election of officers for Wayne
Council. No. TO- Royal and Select Masters,
in this city, took place on Thursday eve. last
and resulted as follows:
VIM. W. Lvnde. 7. /. G. NJ: James R.
Meudenhall. D. I. l, G. NJ: James NJ. Poe.
P. c. Work: j. II. Smith, c. G.; VIM. W.
Asstin. Recorder; E. NJ. Cook, Treas; John
Beard, Sentinel.
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Fresh Arrival Of New { ID
MISSES WEDEKDNE<

,ruAvE Just retained from the City With lasEo
addition 10 ihsif former stock of 1ILLINERY
GOODS II the latest and fAshionabs sysss =
which they Invite the special ssesntioa Of IT, es =
|Rseh nonA sd vicinity aod sghbosiag sovns. TAse
eeesists Of BOVINE rs Of III kind 1laas RbAsne
Flowers. RssshssA. HoaA Drsassa, vssy anA sia
TYimnings Of Ill kinds. Wosk doe 70 order 81 g
the nasnss eoA Ne sAestas ne1fse, - = -
mess rsasoaahs tesm1.
MYRoo0s - Pead stPoeA. . ~ Aowp naeth r No.
ana opposite Eagine Hall, Ne. o.
Now 71tA, 1850. soH
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RaF Under process Of siezure, without the
trouble of search, constable Mccoy captured
two barrels of bald face, and one of domestic
brandy. belonging to liquor seller by the
name of Vossenkemper, for debt. the other
day. He offers the stuff at Constable s
sale.
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~RALpH WALDO EMMERsoS, will lee

tgRALpH WALDO EMMERsoS, will lecture
before the Junior Sons OF America. on the
Evening of Feb 4th. The Executive Com
mittee OF the Juniors are in correspondence
with Hon CARL ScHuRz, of Wisconsin, and
confidently expect to secure his services for
a lecture
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Teu,,er,uce Orders.

Evening.
The GOOD TEHPLARs meet every Wednesday Even.
ing
The SONS or TEMPERANCE meet on every Saturday
evening.
TheUSI0S TEMPLARs (coIoredJ every Friday even Z.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. o. NJ. ToDD, will preach in the Pres
byterian Church. Sabbath next. at IL o'clock,
"A. NJ. The citizens of Richmond and vicin-
ity are respectfully invited to attend.
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The members Of the Workingmens Library Association
requested TO meet at their Monday even
next business than ordinary importance III
be presented for their consideration.
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ES Horace Greeley is to lecture in Laporte
induce him to visit this city?
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Religious Notice.

Rev. G. MOORE Of CINCINNATI editor OF the Masonic
Review, will preach in Union Chapel on sunday next. at
I014 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 6is in the evening. All who
subscribe Review, will please
call on him Monday morning at the Palladium office
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EF-Any person having Ashleaf Kidney
Potatoes for sale for seed, can find purch-
aser. by inquring at this office.
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/ have not, (as DR.. Drake intimates) as
sumed to speak 'for the editors proper of the
/ Palladium they attend to their own bust
ness in their own way, and have permitted me
TO use their columns to defend myself from
| a personal assault The Doctor, in his re-
/ ply. in regard to amusing the lower strata of
! society by the free use of epithets, closely
initiates the conduct Of the thief in order TO
divert attention from himself His lusty cry
about slang" comes with an ill-grace from
lips that have scarcely ceased quivering
from an effort to please the lower STRATA of
the Axe readers, by the use of "a few choice
slang phrases in regard to myself! But
care not TO prolong the controversy. further
than to bring the evidence of his own words
to condemn him. In the last Axe, he says:
statements and eonsslsny wg9la 2 very oo ,h n =
meaning. especially the connetion where
asa-that it had reference to saane'rl responsibility
In the Axe Of Nov. II, the Doctor says |
have
GA ia different fairs for three fou- years past some o
the game exhibiting again attempted,
We popo to send down for some choice seimens 70 enter
The Axe of the 18th, in continuation of
the same subject, and speaking Of myself,
saws:
HE then proposes exhibit specimens IF ais work against
Competition for slrer pitcher. Now have
ambition pittng ourselves the vauntn sefcon
cesi W Il ii irresponsible ituehe Of the Palladium
tabIishnent.'
| leave the work of comparison between
what the Doctor now denies, and what he
did say, together with comments thereon, to
the reader, remarking, in conclusion. that the
Doctor need not wait for the time when he
shall be $50 hard pressed for argument" as
to belittle himself by perpetrating willful and
deliberate falsenoods, to such degree as to
cause HIM sat once u seek some dtmiautire
aager hale Mrongd tcAicA to craacl, outside
of the pale Of decent society" The Doctor
need not stand
Upon tn order of his eraa7linJ
Bat-cr,r5l at once, -
Into tack hole, body and breeches, and
raw the hole after him, so that the place of
rs disappearance may be entirely oblitera-
ted w. r. H.
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During the late Fair, the entry book used by the
Committee Domestic Manufactures misiaid and
is probably in the hands Of OF citizens
Any person having possession Of it will confer great
favor upon the Society by returning il to this oice
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cvSTEPHEN SCOTFON is selling CLEAR
Wea,herboariing 81 30 per delivered. Tween
100 feet lower than the other yards eth
street, North of Main. II
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JOSEPH srEpDoN, 70 Miss GoRSELIA. daughter sf " IA
y Ascls5e oamuack. ali of this city
congratulate friend Steidsm for tins launching
his bride matrimonial they
gale. and prosperity and sa Pr
always attend He has realised the poets dream
sni secured the deep and h&Il9sei love G. womAE-
"a priceless gen. o. worth untold,
Enshrined within the hearts deep fold
- On THURSDAY eve. Gls- ty the same, Mr. ehAs
NJ DonnaIa 70 A. Hunter; all 81 this county,
DIED--on THURSDAY evening last. Mrs JANE cow LIS,
aged - Of Mr.. Edwin Goles one q TIE Froris-
tors of the Ge-sfisl House IN this city.
ALFRED KELLY. for many years one OF
the most distinguished men of Ohio, died at
Columbus on the 10th, inst.
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Bank of the State of Indiana.

BRAN II AT RICHMOND. 18th Month, LIST. 1879,
gENHE STOCKHOLDERS Of this Branch Bank will please
70 take aoti-e that The Annual Meeting for the cleo
ten OF Directors for the ensuing will be held the
Ranking House Sd day LIST month 81. 1860, O'clock
P. NJ.
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The Biggest Boot a.

1T is always better to have your work done by one
a who has learned his trade (than have it DO ch
ed ma price If you god job Of repairing
at fair prices take Your Boots and shoes
SHiNS CUNkLE.
50 Opposite the Huntington House.
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In PAxsoN ". swErGMAA.
Fresh Meats and Country Produces.
terest of j. NJ Paxson, in the Buschering business.
and are cont nuing the business a. the Ola Stand On
Pearl street. where they keep At all times all ssds q
Fresh Meats, such - Beef, Pork. Mutton. saasezes
Lard Poultry, Vegetables, &C.. &c. They sal = ~
loves, possible prices for CASH a.A Dash y -.
Pe,.op. vsns;~s tneis Cans and Perkins dEsd -ns2l
3d. Lard can be furnished 81 the lowest market
nyice for the TN. AID delivered ~ any time.
PAXSON 4 SWEIGMAN.
Nov 10th, 1859. Soft
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Es-The State Department at Washington,
has been officially advised that war had been
declared by Spain against Morocco.
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Dissolution.

yIyHE partnership existing heretofore between G.
l WooIvert0n and Ed. IL. Aenka. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The notes and
accounts are at the old stand, and those knowing
thern.elves be indebted requested pay i'm
rcstelv-E. III. Aeaka will attend making settle
Iuents EDWARD G. WO0LVEhrON.
ED Fl. MENKA
Richmond Nov IS 1859.
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DOW'S Lectures

Prof. Dow will give course of lectures at
Starr Hall, commencing
Wednesday Evg. Dec. 7ih,
On the a buses of the y ge, Intemperance, Moral,
Social, Civil and Political Abuses pointed ont
and remedies ,uggesed. Let qaacks pause
leeches and imposters trembe, for the day Of their
annhation is al hand
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Attachment Notice


NOTICE is hereby given that the 18th day OF Nov
u 1859 a writ OF attachment was issued BY me
John :. Lyle. Justice OF the Peace OF the comfy OF
WAYNE al the instance AFT iayit OF Her
b. Payne the GODS and chatte= credits ad Ell
fscIs Wynne. George II Christian and Goner
Wynne OF which writ joel RaShack. and Ma
than Rssbaek summoned as 6arntshees. ana tina
of o'clock. \ NJ
my 81 > tS vii 70
and decide the Claim o satd Hermon
Payne JsbeE E Wynne George IL Chris
tan and Conner wynne other concerned
" JOHN :. LYLE, Justice
December Ssh. 1859 81 'ul D.
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There will be meeting or the above Association ut their
Saturday, Dec 10th. o'clock P. NJ for the
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Particular Notice.


THE undersigned having Of the bes. Of Sewing
Machines, Is prepared 20 make Dresses and do AL
other kinds Of sewing the and best style and
in the most substantial manner Work will be done
promptly and the reasonable terms her
is in the Gilbert Building three doors north Of
Nair street. she also has rule for eating
dresses which she viii teach any 70 use for small
RACHEL OGAy.
NG~- "a, 1859. sa
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice,
NOTICE hereby the 81 ds yof june 49,
~ writ attachment ssuel by the undefs ign
of County. at the instance
and upon affidavit of Benjamin Hubbard against the
goods aud credits Of Moses hautma TO
due John iiines and said BENJAMIN huo-
by Of which said writ Isaac ShirSs was sum
Gsrnshee and that the Both day OF December
1889 at O'Clock, P NJ tiny office ia Wayne Township,
said county will hear and decide upon the
claim OF said John nes and Benz Hubbard whereof
the said and all other persons concern d.
will take notice.
JOHN 8. LYLE. Justice.
Dttei Dec mber 5th. 1859 81 90 o.
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The Bigger Boot.

FT0O ge. the best of Boots and Shoes go to SHINN
Il & CONkLE'S, opposite the huntington House -
Their prices are pu, at the lowest figures. 50
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Into a tack hole, body and breeches, and
raw the hole after him, SO that the place of
Ms disappearance may be entirely obliera-
ted W. 4. H.
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Wayne County Industrial Academy
HILLsBoROU INDIANA.

r1lHg fifth Term q this Institution viii commence
a. 4 Tuesday, Deee nber stu, 1893.
az
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THANKFUL

For past avors the undersigned respectfully requests
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
tended 70 the old firm of Woovs-tSn Nenks, Partic
al.rlv 20 as be designs continue in the old
track Of orer all kinas of Boots and
Shoes. Give him call at No. D. Aaan street
L. q. W0OLyERTOS.
Richmond Dee !, 1852 5lu
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The Boot and shoe Manufa curing,

Will be continued ey Edward g. Woolserton. a tho
Did stand ami take pleasure in ding him
10 nv ole friends sn uferly and soseiy
competent to DO entirely satisfactory to them
I'D. H. NESKA.
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0f A a. different fairs for three f9u past some of
F the best of which ersrae{ AZ CiHe1EHes Should
game exhibiting mark be again attempted
propose choice specimens
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WlOssiNG EOUAE.

bSt ".Ns PHttfhIE t%'N,
WYOMING. LuZERN.E COUNTY, PENN
FNNHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
Il fuenns and HE putlc nrnerall, that he
has taken charge oi The Hyomng HstSe, in
lhr village OF Wvhmin2. near The Railroad
Depo' al that place, aud ha. fil'rd il oui so
as to entertain. both Transient and perrna.
nrnl visitors IN suitable audi com lnrisb bic
mauher. His rooms are spacions and ai,, !,
AID not only ralrU lalei 10 add TO the conve-
nieHce and eominu oi The travelling ;ominu-
;i!y, bu' also to ihn,e who would seek a
pleasant -uHn-r resort with families
HIS TABLE w'll he supplied with the ber,
lie market ran aiori aud his PAR will br
lurn!-hrd with the pures' liquors Thai can
be ohainpd The proprietor will give his
rxrlnslve attention 10 lie comfort aud crn.
ven e Nce OF his lnssts. aud is determine Il
To make the WYOMING HOUSE rauk d.
Ibon9 the fir! hotels in lhe Sue.
Tue PrurTip'or hopes that tom bis eApe.
reuce ia ,h-shu-ine.s, and by untemniIns :
attrmnol on his parr, combined with iuL.
cio0s selection Hl The mnsl careful and sb,g.
my ser, anl>. hs may be- en- llrd TO lhr IA
vorahle consideration o. The public, aud re.
celve a liberal share Of their patronage.
~ Please give hm call and Judge for
your>rlvs AprI 2. 1859.
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LIMA BEAss-We see that some. of our
brethren of the press are recommending The
pinching off of Lima beans when six leet
high, instead of permitting the vines %
run around poles Of fifteen feet. This is an
exaallent practice, aud was first suggested
by ourselves, which seems to be forgotten
BY those who then repudialedand now adopt
it. Such tfeaiment causes the vine 10 grow
10 much larger size, throwing out side
shoots with larger crop of fine fruit, and
to perpect the beans before frost, instead of
continuing 10 bear indefinitely and to per-
feet but few. This is an excellent crop
when so manged and always profitable -
Il only requires full fertilization and thor
oueh disintegration Of the soil 10 raise pint
or more Of Lima beans per pole, and with
such crop sold at six dollars per bushe in
the dry state, the yield will equal $500 or
more per acre in value Working Farmer.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHTLADE mr..

PHIL II ID Ell u Mn.
n Benerolent Inditufi,n established by special
EndoUnmen. FIR the Rehef efofihe Sitkand
Distressed, G6i,ded Wifh Prudent and
iEpdemie Diseases
vNHE HOWARD ASSOCIA ZION, in view
OF the awiui destruction oi human life
caused BY Sexual diseases, and the decep
nous praciced upon the uni6rlunare victims
Of such di.eases by Quacks, several years
ago d,recied their Consulting Shrgeon, AZ
"a CHARiTA PLE ACT " ouhy of,her usn,r,
10 open sDi.prnsary for The iteaimtni o.
this rfa>s'uf disc eas~s in all their farms, aut
TO give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 III
who apply by letter, with dr,ctiplio1 a.
their condi'ion, GAGE, orcuraticn, habits o!
lite, ,N&c. J aud I'm ease Of extreme poverty.
10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or
CHARGE. III is needless 10 add thar The
Association commands he highest Medical
skill ot the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the trealfnen, OF Sex
'ual Diseases, express the highest saustac-
lion with The success which has aieu0ed
the lahor> of their Surgeons in the cure of
Spermaiorhga Seminal Weakness. tionorr
hGa. G!ee,, Syphilis, The vice oi Onau,.m
6r >rli.Abnse. Diseases Of the X dnp,s and
Bladder, &C., aud order conIinnancs of the
same p+" Ior The ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review OF the past,
feel assured that their lsl ofs in This sphere
of benevolent effort have been OF great bsn-
eft to the afflicted, especially to tre youug,
AMI they have resolved TO devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to This very i'm
ponan and much despisei cause.
An admirable Report on Spermaiorrhtpa
or Seminal Weakness, The wee Of Onauism,
Ma.iurhalion, or Self.Ahuse. and o,hrr dis.
eases of the Sexual organs, by The Consult.
ing Surgeon, viii he sani hv mail (in a
sealed envrlonc,) EREE OF CHARGE on
receipt of TWO STAMPS lor postage. OH.
er Reports and Tracts on The nature and
treatment of Sexual diseases. diet, &c., srr
constantly beng published for gratuinus
distribution, an: will be seni 10 he afflicted.
Some of the new femsd,.s and methods Of
Ireai ment discovered during The last year,
are OF great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR ].
SK!LLIN HOUGHTON, Aching Sura4ou
l1oaa,d A-sqeial,olr, No. Souta Nin,b
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rv order nf the Drec'ors.
EZRA D HEARTWELL, Prss't.
GEO. FAiRCHlLD, Sec, etuy.
March 1t, 1888.
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CHEAP EDITION
OF THE
LIT ERARY AZETTE,
AND FAMILY PICTORIAL,


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years. subscription, and The ef1ou will put
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OYSTER SALOON,

where hr can supply everything IN the way
oi EATABl ES. Fresh Oysters, Sa'dines,
Ttipe, Beet Steak, Fish, SSr., &c.: will be
KEPT on hand for The accomm odatlon of hi.
guests aud The public in general.
He alsn has IN connection with his holcl
an excellent Omnibus Line, running regular.
ly several times per day 10 aud from The
Dppos on the arrival OF lhe Cars, by which
passengers will be pleasantly conveyed 10
the Dtpol SSat'onS or Iaken from, or con,
vp,-d In their residences, it desired.
" He will always be happy 10 entertain,
and accom- m oda,e his friends 10 The utmost o.
his abrhy.
BInom.hut.. Ian 90. 1883
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FORKS HOTEL.
BL0OMsBURG, COLUMBIA CO., PA,

CO.i III, ,
ROBERT HAGENBUCH, Proprietor,
fB'AkES pleasure in announcing othe pub
n l,c that he has rented and thoroughly
refred the Forks Hotel formerly occupied
ny James Freeze, in Bloomsburg, and ID
prepared 10 accommodate travellers, teamsters,
drawers aud boarders. His table will be sup
Piled with the test producis lhe markets af.
iord, aud his Bar will be constantly fufuish.
ed with the choicest liquors.
=. Attentive osllers will always be nat
tendance, and hs trusts his long exneTiencs
~ catering 10 Ire wants Of the public, and
his obllgmg attention TO customers wi se-
cure him liberal share ofpalfonsge.
Bloomsbprg. April 81, l8o8-
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
PETER BIliMEYLR. Proprietor,

tl'skes pleasure IN announcing To the pub
lac that he sill occupies this Frye and
com mmodious Ho.el, in BLOOMSBURY, Pa
aud is yet, as ever, prepared TO accom- cdaie
his guests. The lfavtlng public may de.
pend on all comforts at home, az his house
is entirely furnished and kept in order.
HIS Table
Will he supplied with the hest products the
markets afford, and HIS BAR is furnished
with the choicest liquors. The proprietor has
in connection with his hotel fitled out in ihe
ho
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EENOH1S 1SssUEgG
ORNAMENTAL MA RBLh WORKS.

THE undersigned has opened in Blooms
burg, Marble Yari in Conf Alley, east OF
the Couu House. ana tas secured lhe ser
vices of JOHN ii. YOUNG, formerly oil
Berwick, as foreman. -Mr Young qna'fi-
cations heed 10 Recommendation. He is
prepared to furnish Plain aud Ornamental
Monuments, Tombs, Headslones, Manlels,
Sllls, Lln'els,
BUREAU, STAND, AND BAR TOPS. &c.
The best Italian aud American Marble will
be kept on hand. Particular attention viii
be pad 10 lettering aud carving head. stones.
All are invited TO call, as We can furnish
work as cheap as any establishment in the
country. 5. c. SHlVE.
Bloomsbury, Dec. Is. 1853.
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EAGLE e. HOTEL,

Where he has ma ample arrangements,
ny thoroughly improving The premises and
renovarin2 the MANSION Tor The arcomno.
dalon of all those who may favor hlm wuh
their custom. the literal support he 10
"rived Ls' year at the franklin in LghI
steel, induces him TO hope that all hls for
Ver customers will give him a call in his
new quarters. No pains shall he spared for
their comfortable enlerammpnt
Espy, Aprir i3, 1859 N HUDSON {
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EVANS & WATSON'S
rseea. Phil'a Manufactured
H|8aai s AIM ANDER
6mg1lM SAFES;
k ksEeekA - No. 26 South Fonnh Street.
EkHH PHILADELPHIA.
From the Village Record,
VEST CHESTER, Pa

saturday, Feb. 5, 1883.
RopBeny The Office Of The old Railsoad,
in West Chester, was broken in'o Lac,
Thursday night, and robbed Of a sma'l a.
mount oi money. The thieves entered the
building in tie rear, broke ihe doors, aud
locks off The desks. and attempted 10 get 10.
TO the large iron sale, but did not .nccsed.
Tn. Sale was manufactured he EVANS g.
WATSON, M. 26 South FOURTH Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that, my wife
l Harriet, has lei, my bed aud boa,J with
o1t any cause or provoraliun Whatever
therefore all psr-ous are forbidden t, trus
or harbor her on my account, as | will pa,
no debts oi her contraction.
CASPER MURRY,
Cattawissa, May 25, 1859.