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lCoMMUNIcATED.I I
COMMUNICATED.
Pulmonary Consumption a Curable Dis.
ease ei!i
A CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread di-
seasc Consumption--is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-sufcrers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send opcy
of the prescription used Gree of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sUre cure for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CGLDs,
CouGHs, &c. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread informa ton which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
Kings County,
New Yrok
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There is man in Chicago who is do
ing large business in healing the dis
eased by simply touching them. The
hall in which he manipulates is daily
crowded by hundreds afflicted by all the
ills that flesh is heir to- His patients
profess to believe themselves cured.
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THURSDAY. MARCH l6, 1866.

4 new arrival Of elegant Neck Ties,
the handsomest ever seen in the town
Also the best quality of kid Gloves for
gentlemen, all sizes aud colors, at Pyle's
Easton Hall of Fashion opposite the Old
Easton Bank.
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Just Received,
AT
BROWN 4 kELLER'S.

A large assortment of EXTRA PLATED
SPOONS. FORKS, &c. of superior quality.
to take the place of SOLID SILVER WARE
Having made large purchase, they are ena
bied to supply housekeepers at astonishingly
low rates. Call and examine.
Stroudsburg, May 5th, 1894.
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S428,102 IS
l,046,S37 90
2,I41,829 90

All moneys due to deserters from the
army at the time Of desertiou will. by
provisions of a bill now pending, be de.
posted by the officers in charge to be
carried to the credit of the Treasurer of
the United States for expenses of recruit
ing, if the deserter belonged to the reg
uiar army and to the appropriation for
collecting, drilling and organizing volun-
tecr force.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and as CAT.
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay of Manhood, &c, supplying at tho
same time The MEANS OF SELF-CURE. By
one who has cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery. BY enclosing post
paid addressed envelope single copies may
be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. Y,
June ,, l66A--ly.
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TNO THE NERVOUS. DEBILiTATED
L. AND DESPONDENT OF BOTH
SEXES. A great suffer having been re-
stored to health in q few days, after many
Dears of misery, is willing TO assist his suf-
fering fellow creatures by sending Cree), on
the receipt Of 4 postpaid addressed envelope.
copy of the formula of cure employed
Direct to JOHN 81. DAGNAbL,
Box lS3 Post Office.
Jan. y, 65.-5m. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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MARRIED..

By Rev. Benz S. Everitt, at his resi-
lcnce in Stroudsburg, on Saturday Eve.
March 1lth, Mr. Joseph Il. Hagerty OF
Pocono township, and Miss Susan D. Hel
Ter, of Hamilton, Monroe County.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
CEYEC

A Reverend Gentleman having been re-
stored to health in few days, after under
going all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes of treatment without success
considers it his sacred duty to communicate
to his afflicted fellow creatures the means OF
cure. Hence, OH the receipt fan addressed
envelope, he will send (free) a copy of the
prescription used. Direct to DR.. John nj.
Yagnall, 1876 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, Nav
Dork
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A little girl employed in paper mill
at Westville, Conn, lately found 500 in
greenbacks in pamphlet brought from
Washington, which the proprietor gen,
erously allowed her to keep, and with it
her mother completed the payment of the
house in which she lives.
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A paragragh is going the rounds, to
the effect that "since the LIST of February
all receipts of whatever amount must hav c
ON two cent stamp" &c. This is in
correct. No change has been made in
the law, and only receipts for $40 or over
need the stamp.
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Owing to the long drought, the stock
OF wheat in California is very light =
There is scarcely enough for seed purpo-
ses. Flour is fourteen dollars barrel
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The Democratic State Convention OF
Pennsylvania will be held at Harrisburg
In the hall of the House of Representa-
tiycs, on the 2lst of June next.
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W. W Ketehum, Esq, of Wilksbarrc,
has been appointed Solicitor of the United
States Court Of Claims.
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Every fort now along the entire coast
Of the United States is again in possess
non of the lawful authority of the nation,
1ad the flag Of the Union floats over them,
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There are now about ll5,000 miles Of
railway in the world. There have been
consumed 100000 tons of iron.
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by the new law any enrolled man can,
previous to being drafted. go as subti-
tute.
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Continued Desertions From the Enemy

C0ntlnued UeseTLlUnS EIuW tH6 IHeny :
Notwithstanding that the Rebels have
put officers on picket duty, desertions
from Lees army are nearly as large as
last week. Over one hundred arrived to
day and took the oath. They all concur
that the Rebel supplies are very scanty.
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Two hundred and forty thousand Uniou
soldiers have died in the service of our
country.
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no YOU WISH TO BE CUREDi-
~ DR.. BUCHAN'S English Specific
Pills cure in less than 80 days, the worst
cases of Nervousness, Impotency, Premature
Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and all
Urinary, Sexual, Nervous Affections, NO
matter from what cause produced. Price,
One Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid, by
mail, on receipt of an order. Address,
JAMES S. BUTLER,
Station D. Bible House,
New York.
March II, l664.-
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The values of three articles to Penn.
'ylvania for the year 1864, were as fol-
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of DA FLD EDLNGER, late of
Hamilton to'0nship, decd.
Letters testamentary on the above
named decedent, late of the township of
Hamilton, Monroe County, Pa, having
been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted to said Estate will make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN X. EDINGER,~
Executor
.Smithfeld tsp, Jan, &c, 1861
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From Gen.Sheridan.
in Expedition through the MUD
THE CAPTURE OF CHARLOTTESVILLE
CONFIRMED.
THE MAIN "FEEDER" OF RICH
MOND BADLY DAMAGED.
Our Troops Within Is Miles oi
LynChburS.
The Shooting of Commodore Hollins.

The Rebels Greatly Be'eitdered.
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Baltimore, March IA returned Union
prisoner who reached Annapolis to-day.
direct from Richmood, communicates
some interesting intelligence in relation
to the state of affairs at Richmond, and
shendan.s movements. He says he was
confined In Castle Thunder, and through
the friends of Union citizens incarcerated
there, obtained much information real
tive to events transporting about which
the Richmond papers are silent.
On Saturday night last Richmond was
thrown into state of intense excitement
by the announcement that Sheridan was
near the city. The alarm bells were
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AUVuj $III,0IO, 300
And the internal revenue tax to the
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Meeting ofthe Democratic Coun.
ty Committee.

A meeting was held BY the Demo-
cratic Standing Committee OF Columbia
County, in pursuance to call issued by
the Chairman, in Boomsburs on Monday,
the lst Of May, 1868, ior the purpose of
appointing Delegates to tie State Con.
vention, which viii be held At Harrisburg,
on the 2lst Of June next, j. was
Resotued, That Hon. 7 TER ENr, Of
Columbia county, be and l. hereby ap.
pointed Senatorial Delegate, rs the oh oice
of said county, to the d 'cra;ic State
Convention, which will mble in Har-
risburg, on Wednesday the 2lt of June
1865, for the purpose oi nominating one
person ior Auditor Gen raj and Que per-
son for Sarveyor Geuerol, and most re-
specttull, ask the Concurrence of the othel
counties in this Senatorial District in hi:
appointment.
On molten it was
| ReSoipsd, That the Democracy Of Col
umbia county concur in the person select
ed by Mont0ur county as Delegate from
this Representative Distric, TO the Demo
cratic State Convent Oh to b. held the 2ls
Of June next.
On motion the meeting ad ourned.
L. II LITTLE, ChaUmdn.
=. IL. II EHBEIN, Sec y.
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The Auditor General.

Referring some days ago, to the state.
ment made by Harrisburg correspondent
of the Franklin Repository, that the Hon
Isaac Sleuker, Auditor General Of Penn
sylvanie, would retire on account of age
and in6rm health, at the close of his pres,
ent term, re took occasion to remark that
according to the information al our com.
mand ther was nothing in his age or the
state Of his health at this tine to prevent
bin from being a candidate again.
Desiring to know whether Mr.. Slenker
would or would not permit his name to 60
before our next State Convention, we have
made inquiry in a quarter likely to be
we'll informed and have been assured that,
whilst Mr.. Sleuker does not seek q re
nomination now, as be neither sought mol
desired the nomination when il was con
ferred upon him in 1863, yet he will not
decline it if it should be rendered to hin
by the Democratic Convention.
Mr.. Sienker has just passed tbroush {
protracted and severe spell of sickness
which it was at one time feared nigh
have an unfavorabc termination. Th,
pubic will rejoice to learn that his healtl
is now nearly re es'abli he'd, and that bt
will in short time be able 10 resume til,
performance OF his official duties at Har
rsburg. The State contains no belts
citizen, nor has she ever had public Of
ticer more worthy Of respect and conf
dence.
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DEATHS.

To Bentoa, on the 10th Of April, 1865,
LoUIzA MclltNRY, daughter Of j. Il d
Caroline MclIeury, aged | year, and 10
months.
In Benton, on the 10th Of April, 1865
HENRIETTA, daughter of } X q Caro-
line McHenry,aged ycarS,o mouths, and
10 days.
In Wiikesbarre, GU the 2lst ult., WAR
REN SOLOMON, son of Mifiin and Matilda
Hannum, aged l3 year.,4 months, and II
days, He was a son of the editor OF the
Luzerne Union
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Commerce in Jerseytownr

c. KREAMER, Esq the entcrprising
Jerseytown Merchant, announces his late
arrival Of New GOODS, elsewhere in the
Columbia Democrat We are told that
Mr.. X. has just received the largest as.
sortment of Merchandise ever landed 10
that village, and that he is selling them
OF like hot cakes, at "Pe0ce Prices. -
Knowing that Mr. Kreamer is an honora-
bic gentleman, and having long since es-
tlblished the reputation Of very fair
dealer, we advise our friends TO call early
and get good bargains.
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Office.
h, Me m / er Of the tattawissa La"d ana
BWLiH2 COmpaRg.

To all whom II muy concern; Take Toti, G. that J
K. ShHrplsss, Isaiah John, Walter scott, William }
Eyer Samuel Koslenbader James 5, McNinch, John
AmesIn, Jacob Greasy George Long Jacob Is. Yrttsr
aud solomon lleiwip, being citizens Of the State of
fGHnsy yVana, and duslr0us of acquiring and enjoying
the immunities of Body Corporate have exhibited
and preseHled to the Court Of Common Pleas Of Co
lumbla County, an instrument IN writing, puTpoTtng
to be the proposed charter of the "LHttawiss Land
ana building Company O be located in the township
Of CatdwIssa, IN said County of Columbia, having
for ito object the purchasing of town lots aud lands
building houses for sale and rent, which are more
fully specified and set out in the said appIical ion for
incorporation.
Aud the said Court pcrused aud examined the said
instrument and found the objects and
in set forth and contained to be lawful and not nu
riIus to community have directed said writings to
he filed in the PrOthOn0tarys office OF sal county and
notice to be given according to law. That appcalIOn
has been made to The saI COuf to grant such charter
and that II no sufficient reason b. shown the con-
ttdry, by the eth day Of May inst, AN adjourned
Court they viii decree aud declare the persons so
associated TO become and be a corporation or body
polite IN Law and in fact, cOrding the said art
Clcs conditions, and to have continuance BY the
name style and title in said instrument aen. .ioned.
JESSE COLEMAN, Prolhunolary
Bloomsbury May u, 1865
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Briarcreek 4 40 00|
lIeuton 6 25 90

Reuben Miller Briarcreek A 40 00'
Rohr McEeDry l'euton O 20 oo
All persons who may iee' aggrieved'
by the above classification can have au
opportunity of appealing by calling upon
the undersigned at his office 10 Blooms
burg, Pa, at any time on or before the
lst day Of June, A d! 1865, after which
no appeal will he beard.
G. B. BROCKWAi,
Mvcant,ts appraiser.
May 6, 1865.
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The Burial Place of President
Lincoln.

WAsHINGroN, April l9-Governor
Oglesby to day received the following
despatch:
SrkINGrIELp, H., April IS, 1868
A national monument fund is on foot
and plot Of ground, SIX acres in extent
in the heart Of the city, has been selected
as the burial place OF our late lamented
President.
SHARON TyNDALE,
Secretary Of State.
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Select School.

The spring Session of this School will open on Tues.
lay the 18th lust IN the Basement OF tn German Re.
Ormcd Church "ll the bIanrhcs OF a liberal English
Education will be- taught Prices viii range from 81
j. 81 per quarter Of Eleven weeks
Instructions vi" bG given in any Of tho fancy branch
IS, aud also ON the Forte Piano or Msndeou.
ELEONoRA | FISCHER
Nloomsburg, April e, 1865
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abolition MeanneSS. Mr.. "Ih0aas
Dunn" the miserable creature who runs
the "Smat Machine, n week ago in the
heighth Of the excitement on the late
President Assassination, put forth an
incendiry article against the Editor Of
this Journal, in thd hope that it would
incite insurreciion in this community and
re.organize violence. We shall here waste
neither time or paper, to enter into dis
cussion, with either decendent Of the
Tories, or q c.eature--who when his coun
tro called for men,-~was too cowardy to
enter the field with US u its defense. We
bid Mr.. Dunn and all his disloyal co.
adjutors !n "infdelity and disunion, -
including the drunken pukes of the Tele
graphic operation who sent over the coun
try upon the Wires "ffteen copperheads
hung in Easton, New York." &C., sterr
defiance in the revival Of mob law, and
shall be ready to meet them in any way
lime or place.
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List of Dealers of Columbia
Cnrrnfu

IroR the year one thousand eight bundled and s,x-
Il ty.fvr, ofGoOds, Wares, Merchandise Disu''e's'
Brewers Restaurant and Eating House Keepers WIN
in the County of Columbia returned and class'heu IN
accordance with the several acts Of Assembly by the
Appraiser of Mercantile TAKE, Of aid county az fol
lous In
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Scranton Regtster.--E. s. NJ, Hill
Fsq., has enlarged the Lackawanna Reg
ister, and changed its namo 10 that OF
Scranton Register, Ii is tho largest aud
haudsonest paper IN. The North. A sound
Democrat,
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CAUTION FROM TUE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY

1T having come to our knowledge that
i limitations of the American Watch huve bnrn put
upon the marSe, in great number, calculated by their
utter worthlessncss to njurC the reputation OF our
genuine prod cts to protect avn ini erssts aud tn
public from imposition, again publ n thh trade
marks by which wa, ches may invariably be known
We manufacture four styl"s OF Watches.
The First has the name
"Amerc an Watch Co, Wa uhnm, Mn,t," engraved
the inside plate.
The Second has the name
"Appieton. Tracy Il Co, Waithan, MASS" cngrav
I'd on the Inside plate.
The Third has tn"
"P. y Burtintt, Wul,hsn, Mass" engraved On tn
inside plate.
Al the absve styles have the name American W Wucs
Co painted on the dial. ard warranted ~ every
respect.
The Fourth has thu nam"
WIN Elery, Boston. Mass" ,ngaved oa ths in.
side plate, and ia net named on the dial.
All the above described watches made Of ,art
ors ,z = aud are sold in gold or si!yet ras.. ~ ay
b, required.
ItiF hardly possible Cor as to accurately drserib.
the numerous limitations wh,h we h, "" stl ,d,d
Ihay sie ally in.rrned with Names n.a rly up
preaching To escapr thu observation ot tn
unarcu tom II b-yer. Iom 'pras 'nttA mat
by the Union Watch CO. Of boston, Mass ii, surh
company existing SOM nre named the - iIer'.
Watch" 10 br sold AZ our Fourth Wm Eiiety style.
usually known as the "SOliitt's w Itch" Other!
arr named tho Appleton Watch Col" othor. thu "P
s. RarLLy' intt'ad Of our = y. bartlett :" b;sidc.
many yarrtiPS nn"ird in such Itnn 80 Ia convey
the iisa that they the v.ritaba production. Of IN
American Watch Company.
We tso rhntIou ,i,s publil, and particularly sol
dI'r., against buying certain arlic;s called wat.he,
,UliSrly advertised IA illustrated nap,rs us "Armv
Watches" "ufi sT-' Watches" Magic Time Obsrr
we're" 'Atcana Wat'hcr,' &c. the prices n! nh,ch
are stated ~ he from seven TO si,t- dollars good
watch, IA tn sc tines cannot be afforded for amy sucs
money.
little att ntNn on ths part OF buyer. will protect
them irnm gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 APPLE ron,
Agents ipr the American Watch COMPANY
Is! BROADWAY. H. \.
May &. l-Gj, limo
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TnE SOLDIERS CAsKET, is the title Of
a new Monthly published by c. W. Alex
ander l23 South Sd Street, Philadelphia.
No 3 is handsomely embelished. The
contents are varied and interesting. Of
course goodly share is devoted to an.
ccdotes and incidents Of the war, which
at this time will be interesting 10 all, The
terms are two dollars per annum,
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Licenses Granted.

On Wednesday last censc was granted to the foI'
lcwing persons to Keep public houses and sell malt
br Gwed vinous and spirtuous liquors, ~ The County
of Columbia. The majority Of the applicants are pro
prcors Of old stauds Few II any, were licensed hut
what were absolutely necessary To accommodate the
public
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100000 Shingles, and 500 600 feet Pine
aud Hemlock Timber, for which the blgh,
Meat kept IN hand for sale at my store.
Z khEAMER.
Inrseytown. MAY q. lsj
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MARRIAGES.

On tue 22d ult by Rev S Burlington,
Mr.. DAVID KNoUsE, 10 Miss SARAH Bow
Err, both OF Briarcreek twp, Col. Co.
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G p. AbEeIESBACH,

Justice of the Petce, Licensed Conv cyan.
Ger, Se'irene, &c
OFFICE-BEAVER VALLEY, PA.
VIII attend TO taking AcknOwl dgmenIs Write
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Bonds, Notes &C.
~ Charges moderate,
May G, 1865 3m
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D1' The WilIamsport Democrat office
was completely submerged by tue recent
food on tue West Branch, Sorry for you
Charley Hadn't better locate on higher
ground
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+. q. HARRISON, NJ l..

NJ o|LD respectfully inform the citizens of BIoome
w burgand vicinity, that he continues the practise
MEDiCLNE md SURRERY,
nd solicits share OF public patronage
OFFtCr on Main Street, first house below, the Coat
House, Bloc msburg
February =. lejJ &c
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Groceries, Queensware, Hard
ware, Cedarware,

Brooms, Medicines, Drugs OTIS. fI.h, Salt, Nails.
Caudics, Tubaccu, Scgars, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HAS AND CAPS,
in short, sts hing usually ko pit in couutry store
Thankful for past patron age, old frieHds and the
phbic generally, invited to call and for
selves | will sell goods at low rates as any other
house in the cnTutry, will not be undcrsOld by Jew
or Gentle. CoHe friends roll up, bring your Pro.
duce bring your cash your Lumb, or anythiug you
have 10 sell, will pay as much, aud sell AS low, as
any house tins side OF Philadelphia; cone and
all bring your trade, but don't ask for trust,
Poor TuSi as deul, Jua neJlS k,Nd lin.
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EStray.

4 'AME to the residence of the suhsrr,
- Der, in Centre township, on or about the 9th of
April, 1865
WHITE SOW,
weighing ahout two hundred lbs The owner u 70
Pnestid to prove property pay charges and taKe her
away or she viii bc disposed Of coriing to law
ISAAC HESS.
Anriraq Ie65 -3w
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Administrators A Notice.

A administrators Notice.
Estate Of Abraham hcVer, Deceased
4 ETTEBS Of administration on the
a. Estate of Abraham Kcifcr, late Of Orange twp.
ColuMbia coun:y deceased have been granted by the
Register of Columbia CO., to the undersigned ali per.
sons having claims against the estate Of the decedGnt
are requested 10 present them the Administrator
his residence in bloomsbury without delay, and all
persons indebted to make payment forthwith.
MICHAEL +. EYERLY,
A,hniplSt af0r.
Nav e. IS65