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ses- The Supervisors have been repair
ing our roads, generally, through the coun
try. Repairs were much needed. And
they will prove public convenience.
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asS- We bavc been Informed that the
Clerks in the different sores in town have
made arrangements 20 close their places of
business at s o'clock in tho evenings. Gus.
toners take notice.
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The IRON GUARDs,-We understand
that this, our special company, is now on
its way home, its term of service, three
years, having expired.
Col. Eni, and Capt. Waters, have both
been wounded, in the late battles, slightly
They belonged to the 9th p. Il. ", and
no soldiers have done more service, or done
i. moro gallantly, than did the Iron
Guards, and the Regiment under Colonel
Ent,
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V'ERGIBLE DISCLOSURES sECnETS FOR THE

V'ERGIBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR THE
L MILLION!
most valuable and wonderful publication. work
OF 400 pages. and 30 colored engravings. DIR. HUN
TERS VAOE MECUM, an original and popular tleat
les on Man aud Woman their Physiology, Functions,
and Sexual disorder of every kind with never failing
Remedies for their speedy The pactice of DR..
Hunter has long been and still is unboundcd but
the earnest solicitation of numerous persons he has
been induced to extend his medical usefulness through
that should be in the hands Of every family in the land
as preventive of secret vices, guide for the
alienation of one of the awful and destructive
scOurges ever visited mankind One copy securely
veoped will be forwarded free of postage any part
ofthe United States for So cents in U stamps.
Address, post paid, DR.. Hunter No. Division
Street, New York,
May 81 ls64.-y.
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asD'- Wonder whether the Loyal Abo.
ltionsts of Massachusetts, will give Grant
a spade or ick axe as hc is eugagcd in
digging graves on The .AlcCleltaa base.
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BE- DR.. p. John thinks this county
ought to raise q regiment to fill the call
made by ''soto for Andy and avoid the
draft" We are Of opinion that there are
about one thousand men in this county of
Thomas Duan's stripe tn at might be en-
ployed by the administration for the pur-
pose Of controlling the election this fall,
and also to save another draft.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

VIA RLES II. HESS, Esq, OF Mifflin
township, we are authorized to announce, will
e a candidate tor the SlERiFFALTY, at the approach
ng General Election subject to the decision Of the
;enmbia County Democratic Convention.
June 4, t564.t
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
4 Lien MANN, ESD, of Beav,

~ township are authorized to announce, will
be candidate for COM viz SION rs, at the coinming
general election subject to the action the Columbia
County 0emocracratiC Convention,
Nav %, lS6I-
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xay- The outside of the Columbia DEM
ocrat to-day is well worth the reading, ,and
wo call special attention to il.
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s@- Wonder if the loyal papers 10 this
neighborhood will publish John Charles
Fremont's letter of acceptance.
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Saturday Morning,June l. l1,1864.

So The Shower on Monday afternoon
was most welcome and refreshing,
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SD- Next week we will publish a com
plete list Of the contributions TO the Sani-
tary Fair, from this county.
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DEATHS.

In Scott township, on the 9Th inst John vaniab
Whitenght In the 18th year Of his age and the 7th
Clara Margaret Whitentht, in the first year of her
age. both children Of John Whtenight of the above
place.
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The Berwick House.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned would inform his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to treat success
fully the following Diseases -
rheumatism, Bronchetis, st. Anthony's Dance, Loss
of Sight, aud all blood diseases, with Dyspepsia &c.
Satisfaction will be given or no pay required.
His remedies are purely vegetable free from any tant
or poison, and safe and pleasant.
GEORGE YOST,
Bloomsblrg, Nuril Q, ISf4.
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sS- Boating is brisk on the Canals, and
we arc glad to learn, that Freights are
good. They should be proportioned to
increasing prices, Hard is the life of the
Boatman.
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Candidate for Sheriff.
M ARTIN A. AMMERMA Ian. of Fish

lVh ingCteok township, we are authoized to an.
nounce VIII be candidate for the sHERlFfALrY a
the approaching General Election subject to the decIs
ion of the Columbia county Democratic convention.
May y 1864 S2.t
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sse~ Treasurer McliGNRY, will offer at
Public Sale, gu Monday next, tho Il 9th Of
juno, the list of Seated and Unsealed
Lands, for Columbia county, in the Court
House, Bloomsbury,
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INQUEST OF PARTITION.
COLUMBIA COUNTY SIS:

COLUMBIA COUNTY SIS:
IN the Orphans Court of Columbia County in the
matter Of the partition and valuation of the Estate
of Frederick KnOuss, late Of Jackson twp, deceased
TO Jackson Knouse, and Hannah, intermarried with
Peter Naglc residing AT Bethel in Branch county State
OF Michigan. TAKE NOTICE. That an INQUEST will
be held the dwelling house of Frederick Knous,
lunbia, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of August next,
l5G4, between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
=. VI, Of said day, for the purpose of making parti
ton the R0al Estate said deceased TO und among
his children and legal representatives If the same cah
bo done without prejudice to spelling of the whole
otherwise value and apprase the same according TO
law at which time and place you are required to Ut
tend if you think proper. ~
Bloc nsburg, June !, l6Gi.--Gt
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HsS The fruit crops will be less abuu-
dant than the early spring seemed to prom
ise' Although the winter grain seems to
be improving, yet i. must be short crop /;
and VIC again advise large sowings of
buokwheat. 1t is useful for man and
beast, and very good for both.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,
NILLIAM KRICKBAUM of Milf.

w lin township. we are authorized to announce,
will be n candidate for the SllERIFFALTY at the up
preaching General Election subject to the decision OF
the Columbia County Democratic Convention.
MAY Z, lS6i.-2OOt
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CANDIDATES.
Candidate for Assembly.

Az the solicitation OF many friends would announce
TO the voters Of Columbia County that will be candi.
date for ASSEMBLY, atiho approaching general elec.
ion subject to the decision Of the Columbia county
Democratic Convention.
WIN. II. IACoBY.
Bloomsbury, May IA, 1864 -2s
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOB DREISBACH, Of Beaver tow

/ hOoD DhEloDhct1. OF beaver tOWn-
y ship we are authorized to announce, will be n
andidate for COMMISSIONER Pt the approaching
eneral election. subject to the action Of the Columbia
'ounty Democratic Convention.
NnY y. lsGi-t
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hyATRlMoNIAL-if you wish to marry address
ll the undersigned, who will send you, without
money and without price," valuable information that
viii enable u to marry happy and speedily no mat,
affair. The information VIII c6sl you pohng and If
you wish TO marry. will cheerialy nssjst you. All
letters strictly condenpal. The desired information
sent by return NATL and io questions Bsked AddIess
80 SARAH u. LAMBERT,
June T. Js6f.-lm -
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Legislative.

Profoundly grateful for past evidences Of generous
CONFIDENCE. the undcrsigned-wth tho appreciation of
many of his Democratic fellow citizens Yhose opin
ions he duly appreciated )announces that he will be
Candidate for the Assembly,
District composed ofthe Counties OF
Cou and MontOur, at the approaching General
Election subject to the usages ofthe District aud the
decision ofthe Columbia Democratic Convention.
LEVI L.. TATE.
bloomsbury, May Z. 1864.
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1D- W. s. TOWNSEND, of the Io6tn
Regiment, Pa. Volunteers, died in the
Hospital at Philadelphia. on the 3Osh Of
last month. Ills rcmain, were brought to
his Eome al J. H. Street, and inferred with
militart b rs, % Sunday last.
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S1- A Eurse of money was made up
by our citizens last week, to defray the
expenses of receiving by telegraph from
Troy, the names of the Drafted Men,
The efforts of our public spirited citizens
failed for f1oe cent John was up there,
and no answer could be had; because he
wanted to make soa,e money out Oft
Accordingly he comes down in the mid.
night train, and in t. morning issues little
strips at Ficc cents apiece.
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st6- WILLIAM IiowELL, Esq, Of Mount
Pleasant township, in this county, has for
the past several weeks, been confined to
his rooms by severe at'!iction. We were
hal to sec him on foot again on Tues
day last and to know that he is GONZALES.
cent. Mr. Howell, is ono of the most ex-
.cellent men and emenent citizens in all our
country.
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sGy" We see by the published list of
contributions TO The Sanitary Fair that the
gross receipts Of D:. Pee Johns Office and
store amounted to tho magnificent sum Of
ten dollars. Doctor, remember the fate Of
Ananias and Sapphira.
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sseA We publish on our outside, from
tho National lntclligcncer, au article in-
Producing the statement Of the Journal
Commerce, upon the bogus proclamation +;
which, since that was written, has been
proved to have been concocted by "Iow-
ard Of the Times, a rampant republican, of
the Rifle Ward Bcccher school.
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nessosasy oGleem. We confess TIT when
" 1yst saw he Institute In operation We
thosgh Il rather ornamental than useful
Das how ahost-sighlsd b mani How
short-sighted were even the original Adv0-
caies Of the Iustltate. They did not dream
&c ita Iutare nses II might furnish engl-
nscrs, or II might give q better training in
the exact sciences thar could be had at othe'
schools. But for war For such war -
II any man hAd suggested that 1t would
prove Of immense practical value i'd furnish
Ing Officers to train onr people for the de-
fence OF their 6resides against snch an inva-
sion ~ this, he would have been an object Of
universal derision.
But higher wisdom than that OF man Was
preparing us for an exigency which no hn-
man foresight could have toretold. The be-
ginning Of the Institute wss feeble; it had TO
struggle against great difficulties. but 1t
waxed stronger byits struggles. Tho ugh
years passed on, and no military necessity
Tor ii was developed, it Increased in popular
and legislative favor, until, at the time the
war began, twenty two years alter 10 estap
iishment, it had become respectable Mill
tary Academy, having Professors chairs
which distinguished officers Of the old Z. y
army desired 10 occupy. and with long roll
of graduates whose services at the very hour
Of our necessity were at once rendered to
their country.
With scarcely An exception. these gradu
atns have enrolled themselves u0der the Con
tolerate banner have assisted to train and
discipline our troops, aud have covered
themselves with glory 3n the feld. What
should We have done without ihems Even
the pupils now at tho school, young and
tender children, have become Injured to the
practical business Of their profession, have
faced the grim front Of war, and borne them
selves OF the lannon's mouth like veterans
OF hundred battle fields.
The time has past when this should he any
longer simply State institution. The Con
gress of the Confederate states should en-
dow il literally with the means of increasing
It's usefulness. Its doors have been opened
Of late years to students Of all the States; its
services have been freely given, and liz blood
poured out like water, in the common cause
1t has the Organization, The machinery, every
element required for expansion into the
West Point of the Confederacy. Let Con-
gress sfiz. the golden opportunity and pre-
pare for the Future.
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N1kRARY NOz7CEG

AIOTlCn.-fWsnty recruits waAtsA 10 complete
IN tAe asgSstzAtisu tf company Il youths. H.
tsese tho sge Of Aixtsss asa e,shtseD, % - g
tlo.s e Asnhsrseis yin = received this lThurs-
1sy) a1sAfeoAn, Il o'sssg n, IN rear Of tAe War
neeaftAAAt. - sth street, between Aain aaA
FfAnk'ie kSfsess joisiss such ~ ossaaIsatjos
uM be thAss0y sAsNpt nun tn 1Aswvo Oesps. esa
Oojy - oesuped auSiMs eASss oS slassRsscl Ana
MI 81 tAA skeDy sg Aisst Tbs city !
UaitazaeS And ~ 1ipmtnts furniahsd.
aeaoAefa Of lAis company are especially tsQs st
~ . a3tea1.
/ Var farther %, tieuiass, apnly It IL Daskinr
H0ssa ~ 9 W fGresii c., Aais andnl ssh stseete.
j. tilt 0AYss u. Cast.
II i0kT Day a@a waAssA fos Z seScssi des.,.
IL @elsA vtii b presA Able 10 asy esASr servspo.
al 0ti3 give - opportunity n aalead - pstvsla
ceeasa nee u 0naae preferred. Address "a n -
thrsags shs tassF 6iss. ssaanS sasfs icy css -
lyass. s2--3ti
On noLGA9S- ~ w AND.--fk. 1s!I.W1se -
IN basiAg woosstsA tysn ~ Aod Va ha4islinn &c
aAsosy, H. AbeyergsUAs1 ~ o1o W,li % peit fees
~ apeEeheesses go 1eitsSss II each nAa. Tho
-. = - tshss : - AaAisssviass q o bss-
1.sss2 ssrAss 4sseAsNwos1ssa
- M41s Fl0etbs
~ 80 -.
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0KX1UAA.

aeGlg1 . su1sts.t sunb9 q pssssss bssvsss
g - ysW q sus,0 - b esnDests 60
10y ~ eesA Congraa1ooAl District. eo0Dotout
eAess 81 tbe tsnk Of 0olsusi, viii b sssigssA b.
TIL bnseau - cIGAni1s snsh companies inle ~.
eiusnt, thsre b The nquss1te uunbss Of eeUeor
ales; o. iats bsttAios, q there y lsss tAAA To
esnpaslss o. i0to two bAttaHoss, u dssus1 pre-
fefabie.
n. 01NEaAl NsRApCsgozy.
I. Commasdanis win always bear n mipd that
General Orders No % net ouly the basis bat lfns
Q large portion cf these instructions. They viii
hsbisuas recur 70 s prcvia.rns 70 aid In tina appj
cation Of the other prsslsiohz Of this circular
3 Uuunandsnis will. Of eouSse, refer cssss Of
dscuity to this Buresu; but references which seas
on tneir fsce that they rather % assid due ~
sporsibiltty % labor. Win 30 rssnrnsA with1st -
marks.
g. The duty Of tie ccmmapaants Of cerscsiste 4
In accordance with thc.e netsuctons, ~ na,sta!n
and nvlgorste the Industrial production os so Coa.
fedesscy, and supply It's armies With mon. Ttis daty
mast b. performed, o. our struggle for indsread-
epoe acd liberty viii fail.
By order Ct O., ~ pakreH, eGpt.
my i4~ts u DOEjiELD, a Gen.
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NOGOAhf HALL,
IL Exchsnss Hotel COR i4.h aad Franklin SIS.
PRor ST MAURBINaaAu's
GRAND EXHIBITION
VIII take place II his fasDiorab'e DSucirg Academy
THIS tTRURsDAy) HVENifG, Juus 81, 1864.
The entertainment ~iI comGaeace precisely Al
" GRAND TABLEAUN
Of the
After which the following very beautiful dances
viii be danced ~ the scholars, VIZ:
PROGRAMME:
/ Grand March
2 tlladfiie
3 Prince Imperial
Medley Daace, in character, ~ the o1esn and
Sister
Polka QdadTlis
q Waltz fsctasiA
ss0tsh, r.!sg. by bile Rachel aaa Katie, ia
character
8 wsrz Qlsdtille, arranged by f:of Il and dsdl-
caied 10 his scholars
Cactusa
10 CrzcoveLae
/, s.'Iors' 'i.rnpips. by both young matters and
- Sailors II ,sopins, by little Rachel srd Katie
- Chinese Pow Wow
II .Aisbls0d fling
IL Diamond Qaadriiis FAn:asia, danced by - Ckil-
Afser the chiidres's exhibition The
AuUi.Ta' BALL
viii commence.
A delightful evenings enter tsansnt u promised.
ADMISSION --iAd.ee' s9d gentlemen, S. each; chill
dram Quo, scholarly 81 50 each scholars invited.
1sokets can Do procured At the Hall 10 q! hour;
also II the principal music AMI bookstores, ana 81
ils hcie.g.
Ar Lacbman's lice Nsni Will bo 50 attendance.
TIE Hal will 10 Well ventilated Fad open 10 pro-
meusde gallery. js2-ll.
NTETRoPOLlTAN HALL,
NJ franklin Strest,
THURSDAY EVENING, Juae Cd.
We Come with songs 10 greet yGu.
Grand Opening Night of the summer season OF the
IRON CLAD
8URLEsQuE0PERA TROUPE.
All the old tavOrites:
Tim Moffis, Dan Emmilt,
Harry Harvey, Harry Hunter,
Jean Buckley,
Charley White, Rube Macon,
Geo Campbell, Miss CAME Bentley,
Aud Full orchestra,
under the direction of
Glorious bill TO night
The Phantom Chorus, UId and Young Virginia, and
Post Office Pete.
fDoefs OPEN al ~ O'Clock. Perfbrmancs 10 com.
mence al g. 0'ciOct.
%. For p.ytieNlars see smaii piiis.
je 2-lts
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AAUSRNEy7:N.

Al V0AMSNxN.
Mn. x:uhavsD raEArss,
~ Corner Of I'll aud Bs0ad 80
as'sata7s stage fssssss.. .......R osA~
THURSDAY xVkyINo, June 2. les1.
First arpearan-stf
On which occasion shs vii; make her debut In the
SOUTHERN nARsrLLaIsE,
Ahe the beautiful ballad from The opera OF The
You'll REMeABsR NE,
whea will DO presented Sergeant Talscrd's beau
sda! act tragedy entitled
Clsmaulh he ........... ....... MNs EsiSs BRIGGS
Ioo Mise KAiie Esteile
al! tns company 10 toe caste
DANCING.
CoaciuJe vita the rev local farce Of
MRS and Mr. BATTLE!
Eaiwer's bcau.i.u. Ave set play u the
LADY OF LYONS.
Aso ths exits~si, funny bsric.qie Of
THE LADY or THE LIONS
OGDEN'S ADVENTURE
~ In rehearsal. q Me.v play. entitled the
BATTLE OF CHiCKAMAU0A.-
Eo,lcs - Box Office open ffea 81. A N to s P n,
when seals may W secured
CHlNaa or OrEsisd HoCR Doors open at halt pss;
: O'Clock; performaues to commence ct bait pass
prsciss.y. 2-ls
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AAM Nl&D,
OH u.

On the 18th May, by the Rev George Jacobs, NJ
u II PYLE 10 Miss II a MYERS, hoth OF this city
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BY Goddis d Appeysox, Asc,iosxsr,

TWO BRICK TENEMEN1H for salo Al auction
Duvals and IN JudAh's Additions win N
sod at auction On the premises on kondsy, The n
June, 1864, In the order advertised, commencIus
* O'Clock N, the large succeed tenement On MI
west side OF 81 James, between Baker and Cha,u
streets. adj'iriug The Male Orphan Asylum.
kitef which will be sold the brick tersmen, aI
the north side OF Preston, between Cd end Sd &C.
rear Of the store formerly occupied by the late R
nard Hagan.
IEkks-Cash or credit, ut the option Of the rv
chaser. Tho taxes for 1854 10 Do paid By the pv
chsser. 0ODDIN kAPPKReOy
je1 Aucs ioaseis
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At the residence Of her husband, IN Vehable
street, Union Hin. Mrs MARY A MEsEiNTH, In
.he 47th year OF her age, after shest and painful
illness OF \ few days.
Her funeral win take place this morning al /
O'Clock, II ON the Third Presbyterian Church,
Church Hill. The friends and &C qua ih,ances al the
family, and those al " II Craig, invited al
aend without iu,the. notice.
On the LIST inst. at her residence, on Oregon I'M,
eiter short aud panai illness, Nts MARGARET
TlNEEkI.AkE. agsa 5, years sud nne month,
wife OF the ias Vim Tio:herlake, VI Caiolins CO.
Ma mOss apOu the shores o. time
Ssa1 wethe parted meet,
es& II; bright and holy cline,
Shall rest "ur pifgtim feet.
Amid wbOas blessed eternal bowers
Ear!h's rahsoMed one slLaii dwell
No dropping fOrtD OF will, sled flowers
OF ain or woe tD tell.
fhe friends and Scgnaip sar,srs OF ,.,e family are
invited 10 attrnd her iuu=ei! this AFTERNOON from
''ss He'a"sisi Coufci', on Isegoa fill, IL O'Clock
Drowued, in the Ja,aes Niger aa.i Ksnawha Ca.
.,s~, iSAAr FRANCIS, yauD .-st soD oi rausel and
Elizabeth Francis.
"inpe looks hexaaf sbe bounds Of time,
When what We h0v, teplOre
Shall rise IL saaH thv .nItai mime
Aud st1Dn 10 fade no more -
The t,ieaaa and ssls lives nf The tam;lv are in
vice 70 4.sha his NineIal from Oregon Tin N h
Ghu'cs. .a'is afteia"Vn IL O'Clock. =
G.as killed neas tIrewry's Bluff on MorJsy. 10Th
It nsy; sy ihe explosion of i shelf, ARTHUR e
He volunteered 10 tive morning with the sieb-
leaves i0tr 81 listers, three bIothers, and large cir.
eie OF itienas amt relatives In mourn theik less.
""w short the face our friead has ran,
Cut down in sail his bloom;
His course but yesterday begun,
Now finished IN the tomb. A FRrgnp,
A0Iuhibi2 Is 10 pa pefS p;fa So cOuy.
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~ MASOHlO Notcs.-Ths companies Of
~ RiekA"wa Royal Arch On AFTER. No g. are
eaMasosea - uend . stated convocsiion OF tGstr
EhAPass sn tnis (rhu ,sdsy) evening Al O'Clock -
Hsctias ef oracers win take place.
ny ordes of Abe NJ EuP
JAS Il RIDpIfk, sec'y.
JSns ~, \ 1864, z A NJ 2s0i. jsa-it
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~ SUUWo =. ZuytOF, NNt@s
A DESIRABLE Market 0asden Of 10 se,,,
IA with . good Building thereon, for sais q
suction Attic request Of the hsiss ~ the laiAr
Lebe1, win sell on the premises, % Rstday, IL,
ID Of June at * O'Clock y, the desiIstls mar
Market, House, consaini NJ about Yen acres Of Iapd
The buildings consist Of good framed dwelis,
with four rooms, kitchen with three rooms, stable
carriage house, Ac-aIi In good ordss-wih d
spring Of fine water. Persons desirous Of psf
chasing such farm would do well u attend IL
safe.
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