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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

Esg' DEMOCRArIC UNION TRIUMPH
Colonel Levi L. Tate and George S. Tut
ton, Esq, tha Democratic Union caudi-
dates for the counties OF Columbia, Wyo-
ming, Montour and Sullivan, have been
triuuph4ptly elected to the Legislature of
pennsy lvania. MeS.rs. Tate and Tuition
are veteran National Democrats ackson
Union soldiers, pledged by u lifelong SER
vice in support Of the laws and the Con-
s.tution, to defend, maintain and uphold
the honor of the Government and the
Nationality of the American Democracy.
The defunct Republican party-'tho no.
party party y-of that district nominated
Messrs. Lazarus and Jennings, and noun.
ted them on the new 4" No, Party Union"
hobby horse, and as is usual with those
violent political partizans, resorted to the
most di,honorable means imaginable-cven
fraud and fasehood-to accomplish their
defeat yet the Democratic nominees are
elected by over one thousand majority.
Puts0t e. Unton, Oct. IL.
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essy- The late Agricultural Fare was Il
complete succcss--in several things we
believe, superior to any we have had
Some of the best stock in the country was
on the ground and we heard several re-
marks as to it, superior quality. The
address was Delivered by S f. Headly,
ESD and was received with much salts
faction--it was fluent, eloquent and in.
structive. Every thing passed off most
amicably.
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d E IA T Fl S

IN bloomsbury on the evening of Wedno sday the 23d
INST INST AuausrA WmT daughter tf Wesley, aAd susan j.
Wiri, aged nearly four years.
See lsraels gentle shepherd stand,
With all engaging charms,
llark! how he calls the tender lambs
And folds them in his arms.
In Miifnville, Columbia CO.. on Friday the 1lib of
Uc'oDe, 1851, Mrs. HANSAu wife Of Charles H. Hess
Lsi" Commissioner elect Of Columbia county IN the
O3h year Of her life. ~
p the lith inst in Locust township LEMuEL FISHER
aged 81 years, q IN. and 10 days.
on The 2ath MT in Light Street MARY JASr vr, cfJ
II. nophlh7' aged III years months, and Ii days
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Ess~ Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, a
sister of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and
authoress Of that abolition disunon book
" Uncle om's Cabin, in a letter recently
written to the Earl Of salisbury, an En-
glish aboltionist, says.
{" have advocated disunion for fifteen
years, because thought it a practical
mode to freeing the North from the guilt
of slavery, and of planting at the outh
the seeds of early and entire emancipation,
wringiug Justice from weak and bank,
rupt South
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it, No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, :,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending "from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, "I
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles in the glands, swellngs; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, so that scrofuous constitu-
tions not only suffer from sorofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases conse-
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
IN TINS scroiulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
feetion, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
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eas- Walter Washington Buchanan, a

Das- Walter Washington Buchanan, a
godson of Gen. Washington died at Gree
mock, Scotland, on the llth inst, at the
age of So years. Nr, Buchanan was bap
tized in Gen, Washington arms at tlano
yer (uow Morristown,) New Jersey, on
the 4th Of January l777, and kosciusko
and Lafayette were present at the cere-
mony, Mr.. Buchanan subsequently be.
came a surgeon in the United States Navy,
and iu ls0S was chosen Secretary of the
County Medio.l Society of New York.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoraly

ron THE RAPID CURE oP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Jncipient COnsump.
ton, and for the relief of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
nerous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub.
Gcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by ia
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten
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say Fisher Amcs was one of the grcat

ss~ Fisher Amcs was one of the great
men Of the Republic in its young and
struggling days. In these days Of Repub
licanism, the following extract may be re-
freshing f=-
A mobocrocy is always usurped by the
worst men in the most corrupt times in a
period Of violence by the most violt mt. 1t
is Briareus with thousand hands, each
bearing dagger; Cerberus gaping
with her thousand throats all, parched
and thirstiug for fresh blood. IL is q
genuine tyranny but of all the least du.
rabIe, yet the most destructive while it
lasts.
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fall of fo. Bakey-Our 7ioops
Muintain dteir Position.
On Monday afternoon the announce
mcnt was made in Washington that a bat.
tie was in progress on the Upper Potomac.
An intense excitement was the result of the
information, and the telegraph offices, and
other points where news was most likely to
be received, were beseiged by persons aux-
ious to obtain particulars of the conflict
The following is the substance Of the de.
spatchcs duzing Monday night:
Gen. Stone crossed the Potomac this
(Monday) morning, with one portion of his
command, at Edwards Eerry, and an
other at Harrison's Island.
Five companies OF the FifteentA Massa-
chusetts crossed at Harrison's Island at
daybreak. They proceeded to wi hin q
milo ana a half of Leesburg without meet
ing the enemy, supported by the remain
der of the regiment and part of the rwcn-
teth
A gallant reconnaissance was made early
in the morning by Major Mix, Of Colonel
Van Allen $ cavalry, and Captain Stewart
Assistant Adiutaut General from Il tward
Ferry towards Laesburg, with b cavalry.
They same On tho Fourteenth Mississippi
rebel 7, gimcnt, received their fire at DO
yards, returned it with their pistols, and
fell back in order, bringing in one priso--
ner.
Up to 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Gen.
Stoi held his own position satisfactorily,
though his comparatively small force upon
the 's!and was engaged with some 40oo Of
the enemy,
About 3 o'clock % the afternoon, large
rointorccments of the enemy appeared up.
on our right which was commanded by
Col. Baker, Senator from Oregon
The Union force, engaged numbered
about 1900, and were attacked by force
supposed to be- from 500 70 r0, ,UUG.
III tins jpacs''c, Co1. Baker fell, at tie
hcgd u A,s htgaar, sai6antiy cheer.ng on
his mea TO lte c9nteat,
Immediately before he fell he dispatched
Major Young to General Stone to apprise
him Of the coalition 0. f'ir., and Geae-
raj Stone Immediately p. ,ooeded IN per
son toward the right to take command but
III the coutusicn created by the iall OF Col.
Baker the right wing sustained a rcpu.se,
with considerable loss.
General Stone report. that the left. wing
retired in good order. He will hold poas
ession of Harrison Island and the ap-
proaches thereto.
he remains of Col Baker, were removed
to Poolesviile, and will be brought to
Washington on Wednesday. He held his
commission rs Colonel from the State Of
pennsylvania, having lately received it at
tue hands of Gov Curtin, as commander
of the California Regiment.
a subsequent despatch says;
"Gcn. Evans (n command of the rebel
toroes) has four field pieces and three pie
ces masked, with about 1000 men. A
prisoner who was taken mentions that he
has 1000 rebel troops and expect reinforce
ments"
Gen. Stone believed he could occupy
Leesburg and hold it.
The despatch is dated Edwards Ferry.
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Bsg- Mons. Boussngault, the celebrated
French chemist, in late paper contributed
10 the Academy Of Science, shows that the
age Of modern alluyions does not extend
beyond historic times, whereas old alluyi-
ons date from the period immediately pre-
cading that at which man FIRST began to
iphabit the earth SO that the guana5 or
cormorants, and other allied birds, which
deposite guano, must have existed thous-
ands Of years before man, seeing that the
lower layer of guaro is sometimes fifteen
OF twenty yards in depth, while the old
alluvial crust above it has a thickness of
upwards of three yards.
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sW~ The issues of the British and For
cign Bible Society for the last year were
1887, 1898 copies of the Bible. Transla-
tons now exist in 100 languages or da-
lects The annual receipts of the society
we're something over SsO0,0OO
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
Special Notices.
CORRECTED U,EEKE

"iLiIAhf uNsFcHMs'-Therc is perhaps no dcnnrt.
mshl OF M uary business in viii Ia th.rc has f. n ;,
noIe Hdtkid improvement than IN tn clothing Of SOL
utts' Not many years since officers and mi yai. were
c@iau @ III garments which were almost skin.tght They
m"ri l'athT stocks which wrru worthy OF the name far
th ptth arer in tribua,ion while their nodded
,h-ls ana lght si1eves made vuion a matter 1fprrot
ulmcuity Daring the present war such of nur vSiun
~ Is a, P,ocIre their uniforms the brown stone
On !stnH street above Sixth hiladelphio ohtain crn
IN I'M th"t is ri city easy substantial ant becoming
~ hr" mans nay gont largely the business OF
maH!ng Iiitary Clothing, an their facilities enable
time " '- "''''so' Poshio'e
Sept. u, lcUl.
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ssy- We rcqret to learn that our towns.

s@Y- We regret to learn that our towns.
man, owls H, Maus, had his leg badly
fractured below the knee, on Tuesday last,
ahjla at work about his machine shop
DR. T. Q. Harrison set the broken bones,
and the patient is as comfortable rs cocld
be expected.
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k.ly- The manufacture of paper from
the leaves of Indian corn is becoming ex.
.tensivc in Austria. The paper is said to
be tougher than ordinary paper made from
rags, while it is almost wholly free from
silica which makes paper produced from
stray SO brittle.
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ss5- Tomorrow is the twenty second
Sunday after Trinity. On this day, eth
Oct, the Temple of Solomon was dedi-
cited 1904 B. G.
St. Simon and Saint Jude.
Battle of White Plains Oct. 30, l776.
President John Adams born Oct. 80,
1895.
Battle of Strelitz fought 3lst October,
1906.
Lisbon Earthquake November /, l775.
President Polk born Nov. 2, 1895.
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eag- The total number of deaf and dumb
persons in France is 81 ,576. Of these,
l2,325 are males. and 925l females. -
The proportion, with respect to popula-
ton, is deaf and dumb person in 1869
inhabitants in 73o men, and / in 939
women.
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ED' Two terrible papics occurred n the
British amy IN India in tn. war on the
Indus, and the troops concerned broke and
iled, the very next time they got into jun
gle and had to face an unseen euenjy--
aud these even regular troops, who had
been drilled and disciplined for years.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Esk,fe Oc Jane GinpZeS. acce1Scd

1 ETTERS of Administrations on the Estate Of JANE
IL GiSGLss late Of Madison town hip Columbia county
deceased have been granted by the Register of Column
bia county t. the under sgned, residing in said
ship. All persons having laims against the Estate of
the deGedent sed to present them to the Ad
mini traitor without delay and ali persons indebted to
make payment forthwith
JOHN SMITH.
Oct 26 ls6t Ct. admir-
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Battle of Strelitz fought 3lss October

sas- A special meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Association will be held at its rooms
on Thursday evening, October 3lst. A
full attendance is earnestly requested for
important reasons.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

E'iate Q( Beniamtn Rtsrman, ST., acca.
\ OFFICE is hereby gVrn that letters ofndminisraon
on the estate of SEM peerman, r. late OF surarIppf
township, Columbia Coz deceased have been granted Ly
the Register Of sail county to the undersigned WHO
resides in aid township, Columbia county All pcr
sous having claims demands against the estate of
the dccedent requested present them for settle
delay.
HENRY c. HESS,
Sept, IS, lsGi.-t#. Adni'y
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M A r r I A G. E S

By the Rev. Mr. Lane, on Thursday October 18th Mr.
GEORGE w FEfszE, of Danville and Miss CARoLisE N.
GER OF Rush township. Northumberland County.
AT the house sfMr. John Kresslsrin Bloom township
on the 18th inst by Rev. j. r. Dimm Mr. JOSHUA HAR1.
ztL' to Miss sAnrSA JosEs all Of this county.
On ha eth inst at the residence of the bride. father
by Rev. H. a. ShafIets, Mr., REUBEN u. AprhgN.N, of
Fishngcreek, to Miss E>siELISE daughter of
H. keller, Esqn of Greenwood, Col co IA.
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AUDITOR S NOTICE,
EStute of HcRy1 Smith

T1'IU0I y I1IHIV 'WtfIN, NICP0S'V.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Orphans Court of
columbia toInty, auditor to distribute the scis
III me hands Of John Smith administrator of the estate
OF tchy smith, late of Madison township, IN said cuui
W itcd 10 ana among the creditors of saiu estate, nc
eofdhe 70 the rates and IN the proportions directed by
law WI attend AT his Office, ir tO1mshurC, Nodncs.
Ihy The hii dag Of november A. d. l-6l perform the
duties o his appointment And all persons having claims
hHhst sail estate are required present them to the
suId auditor at th1t time be forever debarret from
coming in for share OF said assets
JOHN q. FREEZE,
Bloomsbutg, Sept %, lsGl-ta. 4nd,for.
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HGS" Then once more we say, GO to
the polls on Tuesday next and cat our
ballots lor the true Union candidates,
Jonrmni, 2@ Oct.
This is Just what the people Of Clear
field county have done, to the tune Of live
hundred majority for the old 9 Union SA
ycrs. "-LGearGsl& hep"5tjc&n, (Dem.)
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ERUIT TREES FOR SALE.

fhr subs ubrr has now hand at his Nursery in
Rush township, Northumberland county near Danvnle,
a lurs assoument ofthrifty grated and budded FRUIT
of very description, such as
A T., L ACH
FEAR, APRICOT,
PLU u, CHERRY,
GRAPE VINES of the choicest kind Cataba and lisa.
bella all of which will sell at reasonable prices
Persons wishing TO set out orchards will dc we to call
tn subscriber atth NuseTy, al his residence in
Danvllle. JOHN BLSr.
Oct 96, le6l-lm,
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said that good fresh yeast, taken internal
Iy, win gjyo instant relief in case Of putrid
orc threat. TLis disease prevails to
considerable cx:en: among children in this
locality, and We commend a trial Of the
above simple remedy, which connOt iujurc
the patient. even if it fails TO effect a cure.
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~ ESsseGl gglp1s. Y>1TrFS-
Eeygess - ~ 20 T., '>,sflflfzarE.
Gayx aE sSs.ss sS{VNy
NSs5a y aaIiNSw
Ws6xss .NesCS.
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. STONE s
COLUMN.

Reconnoiss, nee Iowara Ltesb~yg The
EaeroI ToopS on DE Frs,ait siae---
1000 Of oar MeH agotn1 4OUO Rebeb
fall of (G Bakey-Our 7foops
Mutntain detr Position.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

4 pipe, one dining table, one Kitchen Cupboard, one
large Rocking Chair eight Chairs i've pieces OF Garnet
one Kitchen table Clock three Beds three lied.
srads stand Rocking Cradle levied on and sold
the property of James DnwnOd by G. r. Coil con sta.
Bile, 81 sept ls6l purchased by me, aud loaned
the same day to the said James Hnnwood during my
pleasure, of which the public viii tako notice.
EDWARD RAWLINGS.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

''N'Tt0r 2 tWU"IVlN VU"7t17 UltF'tS-H'
HE uniersisnGd appointed by III. Orphans Court of
l COumht county an auditor to distribute the funds
in the hands Of lohn Conner Trustee &r., of Thomas
COnne, late Oi Greenwood township in said Coluty.de.
ceased 10 and among the heirs and legal
Of said decedcnt according To law VIII attend his
flee III Donmburct perform the duties o his appoint
mcnt, on Friday the eth day of November a. u. 1851
And all p"rons having any claim the said funds are
requested to mSkc known the same he Auditor ut,
said day, be orevey debarrcd from coming in for a
haze If the said fund
ROBERT =. CLARE
EIoomsjurC, O... ). I.6I-.I igfi.g4.
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Dissolution Of R'aranc, shin

Ehr partnership heretofore existing between the un
"orsIgieu al lIght Street in the Butchrring Husi
ness, was dissolved on the fra. l,Hy of unc aet H., nm
nal consent The Books ofthe late firm Rre ihe old
slahd Where all persons indebted Will please call with
out helhy ana make settlement. The iutchernp Bns
cid stand. ~ " 7' ~ ''
j. w. sANkEY
.e. l.. RAILING.
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Wyoming Seminary.

I'HF next terra al this institution will commence Nov
j 18Th aud continue eighte IN weeks
Notwithstanding the state u the country, the NUN
Der OF Students IN attendance this session Is unusually
large.
SlO will pay for hoard, washing fuel, room furnish
ed and tuition IN common English branches, for one
year.
uJ5 Send for a catalogue.
X, NELSON.
Kingston, Pa Oct o. 1861
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob HGgcabaoh, late Of Centre trp, docd
ETTERS tcsumcntary the estate Of JACOB IIAGBH,
- Ducn, late Of Centre township. Columbia county,
ba county to the undersigned residing in the township
and county aforesaid All persons having claims against
tn estate Of the dGcGdcn requested them
for settlement and those indebted to make payment nn.
mediatcly to
JEREMIAH IIAGENBUCH
Centre twp, June Is, le6l. Executor.
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ST REV ARD

reward Of one dollar will be paid for the return of
Revolver which lost This week IN the road between
lloomsburg and Light Street IL be left in care OF
W. Writ Esq., in @loomsburg, or at the Office OF the
Columbia Democrat
PhelpsyIlln. % ; [. B. 1861 -
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Mercantile Business,

In the "Od Arcade" In Bloomsbutg, Columbia co.
"rre thcy intend carr yng on the sincss of GENE.
departments. and which they invite an extension N,
the public patronage. ~
s. II MILLER
hit, FREDK c. EYER.
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PUBL NOTICE.

A large new COOKING STOVE, has been ttesspass
\ rug the rcmises of the undersigned in Cenir.
township for several years past and Hsi is likely Il
r"main unclaimed, the owner Of said stray
stove ar requested pay charges and take 1t away
or it will b. disposed of the Act of Assembly pro-
vid2s in all such cases,
II. A. SWEPENHISER.
Centre twp. Oct. 10, l56l-3t.
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n o 7 G L.

4 Ill persons forbid Bu, ing the United State
IA Roller Wash Marhnc, a. Iufers rat.nt, excepting
from authorized agents with power of attorney We
determined to enforce the law in all such
A HUFFER Pdtsntoo
TuOS. W. EDGAR.
Espy, Aug. II, lS6I.-3El.
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NOTICE TO CREDITUhS

y Office is hereby given, to creditors and all others
Interested that upon petition of solomon Neyhard,
administrators of Benjamain llayman deceased rule
has been granted by She purt to sew by the first
day OF the December Term why the report of the audi
tor distributing said Estate shall not be- recommitted
aud redistribution made, of the funds N the hands of
the SAID Administrator:
JACOB EYEGLY,
October -. ls6l-Gw
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ADM NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

I-0NFIc Y UCUtt IIU|tHENN, HtCFuStU.
NOTICE is hereby given that of Administration
on the estate Of George Hartman late Of Benton twp
Columbia county deceased have bsrn granted hy theReE
ister OF said County George W. 0rtnsn sides
in the same township Al persons having claim. or de
mands against the estate Of the de, requested
present them for settlement, aud those indebted TO
make payment y ;hOut delay.
GEORGE NJ. HARTMAN,
Oct Il, l-6l-Gt. 4igI'r
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NM A0uertis tisrments.
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.

Beef Pork, Poultry Honey, Grain Produce, Cider
Pumpkins, Potatoes, Corn, oats. Hay and Ccrnstaks
lnOnishuTg, OCT. 2G lSGI