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House and Jona Of Auction.

ON TUESDAY, Nov. 7, at P NJ on the prem
~ ises, house No.75 Bracket Street. It Is Gre
and half story wooden house, finished throughout;
5 good rooms, good closets and cellar, abundance
water. The lot is good size with fine garden spot.
HENRY BAILEY s. co., Auetionceis-
Oct 3i-dtd
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.-.--,acgrIro ArrrrI,SS. :. ONO sc a. :,

INTERESTING MEETINa.--One Of the most
interesting meetings that has been held in this
city came CT last evening at cityHah.a It was.
held under che auspices Of the Sunday School
Teachers Association for the purpose of hear
ing some statements from Rev. Mr.. Towles
and others in relation to the Baldwin Place
Home for andererers, and to listen to the
singing of some Of the orphans who had been
brought here for that purpose.
The spacious hall was densely filled, large
proportion being children from the Sabbath
Schools in this city. Joseph Il. Coffin, Esq,
President Of the S. S. Teachers Association,
presided. Rev. DR.. Smaller opened the meet
ing with an impressive prayer.
Alter some charming singing from seven OF
the Little Wanderers, which ELECTED great ap-
plause from the audience Mr.. Ccffin made a.
few pertinent remarks and introduced Rev.
Mr.. Towles to the audience, who, for one hour
and a half, held their closest attention, while
he related incidents that had come to his
knowledge in relation to the Wanderers He
took an intermission after speaking half an
hour, which space of time was agreeably filed
by the singing Of the Wanderers. A collection,
mostly from the children, was taken up, which
amounted to 5000. This, with what was
collected on Sunday, and with other sums
promised, will make handsome donation
from Portland. si797 sis 4
The efforts Of the gentleman connected with
this Institution to arouse feeling in its favor
in this city have been most successful.
PURE sCoNFEcTIoNERy.-The phillipics of
physicians and the advice of wise mothers
against CONNECTIONS must vanish before the
sweet arguments of Southnaayd. New York
has attained high reputation for delicate rich
preparations of candies, and Pate1familias' Wis
it to that city is.not complete until he has pur-
chased a package from Stuart & Willard; but
the broadway caterers to- the palate have
rival here who bids fair to eclipse them all, and
visit to Mr.. Southmayd's establishment, as
tonishes the uninitiated to find how many
tempting preparations can be made for luxu-
rious tastes. The high grade of materials
used, and the care and cleanliness observed in
manufacture, insure confectionery of the pur-
est and most innocuous character No dele
FERROUS ingredient of any kind enters into the
composition of the numerous candies and bon
bons, the sugars, favoring extracts and syrups
being the best and purest that money can buy
or care and experience select. Mr.. South
mayd's stock includes jelies, fruits and delica-
cies of every description, beside the confections
and candies Of his own manufacture.9 He has
I II. i
ses candy for the winter, for which he has an
immense demand, and win supply dealers as
fast as possible. Boston Commercial BalEetin'
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tMobi,e Markets..

MOBILE, Uol. %
Cotton-sales to-day $50 bales at SIC for middling
The market closed firm.
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Alana.nE Meefi,,n

TtfE Annual Meeting Of the sAssociation for the
i Relief OF Aged, INDECENT Women - will be held at
Tuesday, October the 31st, ct O'Clock p. M.
Portland, Oct 2sth, 1s65.-dtd
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.uctioncer, 70 Exchange S
Special Sale OF Dry Goods!


On SATURDAY, October 18th, 1865, ut 10 A. ~
~ ana II 7. NJ, and continued from day to day IN
vi VIC entlre stock Is sold. 4his stock Is s,9d at
over SzO,uVo, and in Il VIII be found tlie lie e and
pest sso tlhen OF goods ever c5lod al .sicaon in
thls ct{ consisting In part follows viz 900 Brown
Linen IaDie Cloths, Of al sizes IOG1 Bleachcd
Double SATIN Damask Linen Table Clotls. same suit
abls Tor extension tables, and tn. finest ,roofg mn
ported 2uO dozen and double Satin Dan5oslE lin
en- Napkins; 900 dozen double Damasb Dovlies. 25
pieces ca, u and beached and brown laIie I IN
en-, suitable Tor hotels and boardag houses; 75 ga
81 104, Ia and 1914 Linen Sheetings 20 PIECES "a
9-a Ga Pillow Case Linen; $50 pieces "A heavy Fam
lily Linen; 250 pieces ii Shirting Linen, Richare-
son Manufactures; $50 doz. Diaper and Iluckabuol
Towels; Scotch Diapers, Birds Lye Diapers Ladies'
and Gents HandkerchieE, Russian and American
Crashes French and American Bod Spreads; Broad
cloths Beaver 'lotls, ca si4 eTes, Pilot Clotls;
Shirts and Drawers; WATERPROOF cloths; DalmoIa1
skirts; Wool Table Covers 60 rairs Wool Blankets;
with great many other articles too numerous to
m ,ntion. A.so, Cashmere Square and Long Shews.
the 1s soovc stock may PC eamned the day before
oet25 dtd
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Auction Sales.

This Sale of Dry Goods continued ,y,,.,,,,.,.
Tuesday, az 10 A. M. and 81 p. M. asd
throughout the Week.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 3D.
john Mitchell has been released ana VIII 80
to Richmond tomorrow.
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The Secret Service
The Field, The Dungeon, and The
Escape.

tNHiS work, Of thrilling interest, win be offered %
4 the people of Portland by Mr.. PARMA
LEE, OF Hartford, Conn, who is the only au s
Yea agent Tor this City. This is one Of nc NE lest
sere ting works called out by the events q
known as one of the ablest whose Ien NJ, ne war
n1oyed in presenting the varied lncighss sre of the
RebeIion AL, 4 u ey Ire patronage every intel
gent reader Secure the opportunity ane
the valable work.
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FOREST CRY PARK.-A race is to come of
this afternoon at the Park between two fast
horses, and the quickest time that has yet
been made on that track, it is expected viii be
beat.
On Thursday the match between Dan Mace.
Ticonic and Lady Gay Spanker will come off
Much interest is excited as to this match. and
if the day is pleasant there will be a large turn
out to see it.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIVER
Gfl,n1rea

1JEtJlSGt
TlRoM the premises OF S. I. Raymond, Cumberland
4 Mills Oct. 18Th, one Chestnut Mare, wears old.
8 white feet, striped face, ight name and tail,
Any one giving Information to the subscribers. or
s. T. Raymond, where she maybe found, win be suita-
bly, rewarded.
II. L. TAYLOR g. CO., Temple St.
Portland, Me-, Oct. %, 1a65-dtf
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Tuesday Morning, October 81, 1855.
PORTLAND AND TToTNTTY.

= OASA ASAAFD <11FO HECHNI1 4
70 Advertisers lcM bensjis themselves, as sCey q
9ccoinmoaats u.s. By sending in their afCertissaent
at an early hour IN the dag.
New Advertisements To-day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Clothing at Auction-c. W. Holmes. -, e "a
House and Lot at Auetion-Henry Bahes y "
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
To Dye Easy-Demas Barnes q W sf1
NEW ADVERTISEMENT oohoaN'
Antony Waymouth-J. y: illsoh o W. Dosson'
Scroll Saws Head o. Sons u p,os.
Ladies' Outside Garments. - Frost.
$4,000 Reward-Rchard FRYE; re
Proposals for Erecting chapel ssn
Life Insurance-Chas y. Han.
Nj. M A.-Stated Meeting.
Forest city Park "A Great Novelty.
Grand Race-Forest City Park.
Opeiing Of Winter Bonnets-Afrs. A. Colby.
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Consolation for Democrats.

Wendell Phillips is reported to have
said:
"lt is an unfailipg rule OF nation all life
that the party that carried you through a
war always vaca:es office when it is ended
and the other party comes in. In 1868
the Democracy is to preside at the White
House"
This, from SO prominent an Abolitionist
and shrewd politician as he is, should be
taken as warning by the now dominant
party, and their acts and policy should be
shaded in accordance herewith OF the
many false and crude things said by Phil
lips the above is not among them. In this
utterauce he but quotes history. He will
get no thanks from the leaders oil his party
and yet he deserves their most regards for
pointing out to them the inevitable course
of events. If they are wise they will profit
by acting in vhe belief that brief period
W il break their rule, and that their places
at the helm Of the government are to be
assumed by new men of new party.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-11

The LAST HoUR.-A man was diving.
He had frieLd--an author. The friend
came to him. 10 comfor, him! No to
read manuscript. He produced a packet,
and drew his chair TO the bedside of the
dying man. "Only few chapters he
said, insinuatingly. "But,my dear FRIEND
urged the faint voice of the departing one
"the doctor says I've only all hour to live.'
What was the reply! "Yes,yes, know
all that but this will only take you TWEEN
ty minutes"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-11

A TRUE DEMoCRAT.- In another col.
umn will be found the remarks of Hon.
VIM. H. Miller, of the Dauphin District in
Congress, defining his position upon the
proposition to amend the FEEDER al Constitu.
ton. They have the ring of the true
Democratic metal Having taken a
solemn oath to "protect, defend and pre-.
serve the Constitution of the United
States" he would have been fGlse to that
onth and untrue to the best interestsoi the
old Union of States had he spoken and
voted differently. Mr., Miller has fairly
represented the constituency through whose
votes be is now amember Of Congress-
Every vote and act Of his official life has
met their hearty endorsement, and when
ne returns among them oaee more it will
be TO receive the well-deserved salutation,
"Well done good and faithful servant"
But will be The reception OF those base
men who haze been false to their oonst-
iueneies and sold their vote for tempe
rary benefit Contempt withering
blighting scorn-mus. be their need froa
the patriotic ard constitution-lovipg
Democrats who have been so UNANIMOUSLY
betrayed. Long after shese recreants,
these time serving demagogues, have sunk
into never ending oblivion, will the name
of William II Miller, and bis steadfast
compatriots, shine brightly upon the
peges Of our Qnfortuuata countyys his
Lcry.
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PRoPosED TAX CN DoGs.-At the an.
nsal meeting of the Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Sosciety, held day or tive
since, it was resolved to petition the Leg
islature to make provision for taxing all
dogs in the State, and ask the attention OF
the Governor to the same subject. Dur
ing the discussion upon this subject it was
stated that such a tax would produce to
the State Treasury aa annGs. revenue Of
not less than s100,o0e,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-11

y JAMES X. BRUGLER and MICHAEL WHir'
MoYER were OIL Tuesday OF .his week ad.
miued 10 practice in the several Courts oi
Columbia county, They ARE both active
intelligent scholars and wi no doubt be
come distinguished Lawyers. Mr.. RRu-
oLER begun the study OF Law in Easlon Pa,
and removing to Columbia county he con-
cluded The course under the instruction ol
John q. Freeze. Mr.. WHiTMoYER was a
student OF Robert Il. CLARK .--Stdr.
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A HAPPY PRosPEcT Tho Boston Com.
nsercidI Bulletin, of the 9TH inst, remarks
with great deal of solemity
"it is pretty evident that if the great
national debt we are now accumulating is
ever to be paid the Government must rely
on some extraordinary source Of revenue
not yet developed
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AT ,hs very time that Gen Butler was
before the war Committee on The Conduct
the War, at Washington, Iesliiying that
Fort Fisher could no: be taken, Gen. Tery's
heroes were placing the Stars and Stripes
above that stronghold. Thue was the wind
taken out of our inflated humbug.
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Meadville Bank Thief Arrested

Mr.. DYER, the Teller of the Bank of
Crawford County, Pa, was arrested yes.
terday, while getting on the ears at Mead
vile, on suspician ofbeing the perpetrator
of the theft at the bank on Thursday ey.
ening. Upon being searched the sum oil
abodt S27 900 was found sewed up in the
seat Of bis pantsleons. He is now con6n.
ed in the Crawford county Jail to awai,
trial.
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v ENnUE /!

TUE undersigned, Admin traitors of
. tn Er dr OF John Sin Icy, late uf i'eavcr town
siup, COumit cpdHy, dec a-ii. viii expose 10 salo
by Public ptn ius, at HE premises on,
T.ev6uy, HbWolYFhe 2lsk, 1865,
The following described valuable persona, property
viz -
ONE HORSE, TWO MILCH COWS,
-Four Young Cattle, Six Head Of Sheep,
and three Hogs Onc Two horse Wigou Trnck.Wa.
ca, Sled, plows, II Trows, and Tanning Ai'i.
Threshing Machine, Harness, &c,
ma Y Is Y tn L TO ",
And Straw by the Bundle. Corn, Rye.
Oats, Buckwheat aud Potatoes by tue
Bu,hpl.
GRAIN IN THE GROUND,
ALSO Rode and Be iGiug. together with iht UoW.o.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. generally.
g. - Sale TO commence II, 10 o'ciock A VI. Of snii
day when Attendance viii BE- gvs" ani condiions 1c
made kuOwG. hy
DANIEL. SiNGFLY
DANIEL II l\GLY. Jr.,
\ 'mr s.
Eahr -
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Qua country is known to the World as
The United States of North America we
hope il will yet have q name less lumber
ing and more conyensni.- Greey.
CALL ii Nev africa. 1t is so euphonious,
SO classical and above all SO appropriate
Every Loyal Lacquer ought to go in ecsIa.
cies over this, and they will-give them a
chance.-N. Y. HeraM.
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Tire SHOOTING SEAsoS.-The law prohb-
its persons from 'eiCher shooting, trapping
or destroying in any way whatsoever, or
offering ior sale, parlridgeS, pheasanls and
rabbits lrom The irss day OF January, until
the first day OF October, IN each aud every
year, under a penalty OF five dollars in
each aud every case.
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Frozen to Death.

The Wheeling Register says that nine
soldiers belonging TO the troops being trans
ferred at Bellair, frose to death in the
house cars on Friday night, while riding
over the Central Ohio railroad.
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100000 900 for the Army.

The army appropriation bill, as passed
by the House, sppropristss about Eve
hundred millions Of dollars.
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I, Gated with tia utmost success. by nr ]. l8tACS
OculIst aud huri>t. (inrmcrly uf Lrydrn IoaniI No
jlg III VI rtIhiladrlphia. TcsinnnInlS from tn
most liable sOnrc, IN The tny aud Country can b p
his office. IN" medical FAC ty invited Ia
accompany their pnrientI rs h. ha, secret IN his
practice hRrlFICI IL EN Is instrt.i Witanut prln.
No charge made for eXa:nHdlIOn
February II, SO July . l9,i l!m
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NJ ILL BE- cxpn.rd TO rG!ic sale, at
w the rrsiI"ncs oi thu sub.asn:r. il -inr :rr X
township. Go u t3Ia csiHit, Pa ."G
1lu's lo.y, t"e 2..l u NDcd, 1865,
The following des,rbeI valuable personal property.
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EXPENDITURES.
Auddors and Ciefk

EXPENDITURES.
Auduors and Ciefk
Aunt pd Auditors and Clerk; as 90
do W Wit, auditing,
do proh v and Rpg''e ac'l, Il 50 90 30
ASSESSORS PAY,
Am'i paid assrs for sprlng
assessment, il3 IL
do do TrienniEI as,'men, 4Sl 90 927 II
BRIDGE AND ROAD VIEWS
Amouul paid snndry Perons, 81 10
BRIDGE CONTRACTS,
Ami paid David Savage, 400 90
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amt paid sundry persons, 1878 SO
BLANK BOOKS,
Amt paid sundry persons for
Pfolh':y and Registers office / Ia St
CONSTABLE Returns.
Amt paid the sevea Consiaolss
during the gear. 80 2s
COURT CRlER.
Amt paid Moses Colfman, Sc 90
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
Amt paid sundV persons ~ 80
COUNil BUlLDlNuS.
Amt paid sundy persons for repairs
10 Court House and jail. $50 IS
COMMISSIONER AND CLERK.
Ami paid Fruit, Clerk, Sa50 90
90 c h Hess Commissioned, l73 80
do Rohr McHenry do l57 so
do T. Vanderslice do 1913 90
do Allen Mann do l9 so
1898 so
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY.
Amt paid w Win Attorney, 60 00
CONMONW EALTH COSTS,
Ami paid sundry persons, 100 "a
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Amt paid H Lillle, e4OO
ELECTION EXPENSES.
AMI paid at Spring election, S97 81
do General, Presidential
aud special elections 1927 To
1928 ~
FOX AND WILD CAT SCALPS
Ami paid 70 sundry persons, 81 40.
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A. EVANS. C0un'y
DANIEL SNYDER. ! Aud,'O,s,

a. nv hNc, tOUh y
DANIEL SNYDER, Audlio,s,
attest w. WRIT, Clerk.
We, the undersigned, Commissioner OF
Colnmoia c0uny, do Gently lhdt the fore
going is d correct statement OF the acco ants
ol sad county ior The year 1864
Witness oar hands, Jan 1, 1868
AHet;-
Il c FRUIT, Clerk,
+ j fANDERSLlCE, | Commissioners
ALLEN MANN ( nl Cot. County.
FINANCES OF COLUMBIA co.
Bal due from collectors, $666l 10
Deducl Tor eXoneratious
aud Comm ssons, 1900 90 sSi6i77
Bo.. due irom D MclIeury,
Treasurer 563 90
6027 06
Deduct orders ungedtemed
lof 1868 and pferiou" years % 80
Dednct orders unTsdeeM'J
for 1864, 25i 80
Dednct retention money, 662 Go
Balance Borrowed money
unpaid, 1000 0c
lnleresl on the same, 10 90 2oOl 80
Blancc in favor Of County. $4O26 81
STATEMENT OF DOG TAX
Bal. due from collectors, $7Si65
Deduct FOR eXoneraions
and Commission 200 90
4S4 So
Balance due from Daniel
McHenry, treasurer, 2 90
siS7 55
Deduct orders unfedeemd
Tor 1863 and prsvlous yrs II 90
Deducl orders unTedesm'd
ior 1864. 5l15O
5000 50
Excess Of sheep damages
over said fund. 81 9S
S555 90
February. /, 1868
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Germ and Oats by the BusheI,

One sGt Of Black Fools Double &
SnsIo Harness by the Lot.
One Bnckryc Reaper TGrcshing Ma nine tern sh,ler.
Wind Mill Telegraph Outing HuI, Forks. Hato-
Shuvcls, Flows, Hnrruws, CultiyGtprs. unY uur.r
Rake ani farming utrn>iis generally TIA nuuiera1s
10 4, slgRHte,
" sale t. comm nca at 10 O'Clock, \. ", ,a,i
day when utt 'nduncG viii be given aud CONDITIONS IL
made known by
SAMUEL FREAS
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REVENUE STAMPS.
Am'I paid = John tur saups, 400
TIP SLAVES.
Au.t 10 id AT tie .r>-ral Cm;rs SO 90
TAXES REFUNDED.
AM, Of road school ANT poor r..
funded to different roAnship-, 1882 81"
do leluuded to q y Jocuhy, %
lSoS Il
EChEON Ed MONEY.
Am' rali 10 >undry persons, aud
interest on The sane. 1919 ~
WHOLE AMOUNT OF ORDERS
lssued tor It e ,sar 1861, l47lS 20
Deduct amt .heep dam
aye orders Ior same year, 1862 %
Deduct iaAes refunded 10
townships &c. 1883 l8
Drdurt borrowed m oney
and interest on same, lSlp75 5I70 Is
Actual expenditures tor the -
year 1864, 9jiS II
We the undersigned Auditors OF Coum.
ha c0w'1y being dnIy elected to Adjust
aud settle ,he arrcurl. of the 1rra-ntrr
aud Commi-s onpr. do certify that we
mel al the oilice o. the Commissioners in
Boo burg, and rdrrinly examined tie
accounts and vouchers el rhe sane, ttAaa
HE it day OF January a. D., lS6i'ro the
1T Of jar a. D 1868, alI fad them cor
reel as sci forth in the lrteHolna statement
aud that we find a balance dup Columbia
county OF Five HuIrirei aud S,>ry.lhrae
Dollars and twent, cenl> ($563 coy from
Daniel MctIrnfy, Treasurer ui SAID counly
Gwen under cur hands, this fourth day
OF January, IA. d. 1865.
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Administrators Notice.

Esta,e Of Uon,d Uay deco4,ed.
! cttcrs OF administration on the E,la,o
Of Daniel Way, late Of I.ucust township ~,
,uiubia unity, ceased, hAvr h'Gl grdntct by ~ .
Register uf tulsHhia county, tu I'll" nudrs Inrt it
psrsnns having Chin- ag1lIiAt III Grtt" uf tho drcr
dent requested ~ pr srHi tu"r 20 th Ndiuistrr
triy NJ her rrsi.u,r III sail iown-Ir oithout delay
and per YsOus Indebted To nt4E~ Iayn'Hi f-thW tn.
IAhiNE WARY.
February II, lcGJ ow 81 AalnIrirlTatiR.
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EGUgs Fgsi9D 9W EEbs2SEs,
FOUR MELCFf cows,

SIR HDi Qf Shc'p, fire Ucot oj Hr8s,
new two horse Wng' n, nnothet tw1.horse WaS' NJ,
Carriage ANA buggy, good Singh ant el"H.
Ii 4 Y Il Y Ii /, |, q =
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IMPORTANT 70 LADIES'.
THE PRIVATE ALEDNAL AlEiER
An invaluable treatise OF u pages. by
DR.. dcxfIE HARVEY
published for the benefit OF tho sex.

FNOTIsH'N TOT VIC DGNCNI OF INl st3,
On receipt Of TEN CENTS, it VIII BIZ sent post paid
in sculed envelope In all WEn apply for il
IL gives concise description ur I'll the diseases Nr
culiar to females, together WIKI aus OF cure, IN
treats sf Conceptions Pregnancy vi carriage striiIty
Sexual Abuses, rrnla.,as lllrri, Fcuale Wcaknf-.
Consumption, sc, aud much rlh'r valuable iutorpi
uun not published in any oihrr work. ksCyy tad
should procure n copy without delay.
THREE EDITIONS, .5n,nl0 EACH,
have already been pub ishrd and GIs It:d s y'sr
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By ami outstanding aud un
collected ,or 1863 1853 Oi
AR'l a, e--ed Tor 1864 1922 5o 2i9o -
Or.
Amt. outstanding and un-
settled. S7Sl 10
EXoner9,;ons allowed 10
Collectors, 200 30
Commissions allowed 10
Collectors. w ~
Ami II ePp damage, or
Gers redeemed 1852 90
do paid ass'rs for aese'-
menl OF dos tax tor 1864 " 10
Ami pad 5 McNnch,
late Treasurer, l9' Us
TIeasprpts commission
on $l276 l3 3l 90
Bal. due sad fund, 30 H2l9O "a
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'sHIlE undersigned, ctir. 10 safe at pri~
yai1 sale, lis
Hotel Property &, / OF Of Ground,
situate in MilINlLi.G. Gr'rrwUud township, rnlum
hii county. Pa tnd no" OccWpIr'! ~ h"l'a nj Public
tnt rtaInmCnt
The House II located On tn; corner Of the two pra
cipa Streets MillViIlr Is laIgg sa,ln bu'ld!us
~ ~ feet. wh suitable "di huilnGs Iod shed aud
Large stable, WITH water nj lhi d""r. tir the only
Hotel in ilvilr, ana ilcnCc very do Irablu etdni
for Public llou-".
- For terms and urth particulars. apply to IA
subscriber tlii Eagle Nucl," IN hoTsburs, cot
unlbia county. ~
j NJ. FRY.
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