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, 1866-03-16

WALLA WALLA FLorR.-A year or two since
our millers had not the best facilities for clean
ing and boiling and as a result Walla Walla
Flour did not have very high reputation.
Lately there has been marked improvement in
this respect, and the flour now turned out by
our mills is considered fully equal to the
best brands of Oregon flour. The " Standard
the famed Milwaukee Mill, and now turls out an
article of -four that will compare faYorably
with that bearing the brand of the mill just
named The other mills in the Valley have
likewise been provided with improved ma
chinery, and in future Walla Walla Flour will
take rank with the best brands sent to market.
, 1866-03-16

CRY MARsHAL-A. J. Miner announces him.
seIfas a candidate for City Marshal, and submits
bis claims to the voters of the city.
, 1866-03-16
DRY Goods.

T. ATEsT Spring and Summer Styles just re-
BROWN; BROS p co.
, 1866-03-16
SPOKANE BRDGE.
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS having claims against the under
- signed are requested to present them immedi-
as 1t is my intention to leave the Territory in
e" days tl2-w4l MARTIN MUTTER.
, 1866-03-16

Legal Notice.
TERRTToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-,SS.
N. wERTHEIMER, First Judicial District, for
Plaintiffs, vs.. the Territory and County
W. II. PATTEN, aforesaid.
Defendant.
To W. H. PATTEN, Defendant in the above entitled
action.
You are hereby notified that A. Frank & N. Wer-
themer have filed compliant against you in said
Court, which will come on TO be heard at the first
term Of the Court which shall commence more than
two months after the 18th day Of January AID. 1866
And unless you appear at said term and answer the
same will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of the said complaint is to
recover Judgment against you for the sum OF -Four
Hundred and Sixty Dollars and sixty-nine cents and
interest balance due from you to the said A. Frank
& N Wertheimer, for goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered by them 10 you, and your proper
ty has been attached in said action. Complaint filed
January 9th, 1866. DUGAN & sHARPSTElNl
4-2m Attorneys for Plalnuns.
, 1866-03-16
MEDICAL CIRCULAR

LIVERY PHYSICIAN located in the country o.
" small village, and engaged in the practice Of
his profession, has less frequently found the
successful treatment of Chronic Diseases difficult f
notimpossible, owing to the absence Of many faeik
tiles which within the reach Of those residing ID
the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason made arrange.
ments for the treatment of this class of cases. by
which patients have the benefit Of all appliances
at present known to the profession. = !;
Persons placed under his care will receive II ad-
dition to correct medical and surgical treatment,
hebenoft Of Dr. Lsngston Parkers method Of treatI
ment by fumigaton, the use Of many of the mineral
and saline waters both for bathing and general use
bathing in seawater, &C.. when indicated I; beside
the ordinary general and local baths Of water heated
air and vapOr.
Physicians having under their care or knowing Of
persons afflicted by obstinate Rheumatism, Ska
Diseases, diseases Of the urinary organs, &c. which
have resisted ordinary treatment will confer great
favor upon such persons by calling their attention to-
the facilities here afforded.
GSFor special information, apply 10 person or By.
letter, to J. L. c0OMBS; N. D.,
Portland, Oregon.
t5y Consultation Rooms In CREE's BUILDnG, over
, 1866-03-16

Is MENoRrAM.-The following resolutions were
approved on Wednesday, March 18th, 1866, by
Enterprise Lodge, No. ,, |. o. o. F.:
WHEREAS. Ia the dispersation of Divine Prov
idence, the r. W. Grand Lodge of the State of
Oregon has been called to mourn the loss, by
death, of one of its efficient and useful members
Brother, Deputy Grand Master n. c. MAYHEM,
who departed this life, after protracted illness,
in the City Of Dalles, Oregon therefore, be it
Rssolred That the officers and members of
Enterprise Lodge No. ,, have heard with deep
and painful regret, Of the death of Deputy Grand
Master n. C. MAYHEM, a member of Columbia
Lodge, No. :, Of |. .. .. F., Ddlles, Oregon, aud
deeply mourn the loss of good and faithful
Odd Fellow.
R@otred, That to give expression to our sOr-
row at the untimely death -oFOur BrOther,>and
to mark our sense of his exalted worth, these
resolutions be spread in the Minutes.
Hsoired, That a copy of these resolutions be
forwarded TO the r. ". Grand Secretary, also
to the Editor Of the WALLA WALLA ST&VEsMAN-
for publication c. BEETRAM, Committee.
, 1866-03-16
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS in WaIla walla County owing
n assessments Of U. s. Int Revenue. are respect-.
fully notified that the Collectors Office has been re-
moved to the Court House. 1t is desired To- cancel
all outstanding accounts as soon as possible:
(I0-tf) JIM. GALE, Dept. Col ectoT
, 1866-03-16
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

. NOIIOH TO n ~ n H1H''s
TTJHE DELINQUENT TAX BOOK has been
placed in my hands. All persons wishing 70
save further expenses will please call at my ofce
at the Court House in the City Of WsIa Walla, W.
T., and pay their taxes A. SElTEL,
5Iif) Sheriff of Wsa Walla County, W, T,
, 1866-03-16
Public Sale of School Land.
IMPLICATION TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

AfFLlCAIlON ~ SELL hEAL ESIAIE'
In Probate Court Of WalEa WaIlG County, ". r.,
January 81, 1866.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom 10
IN may concern, that j. W. MCKEE, Administers
tor, has this day made application to the Probate
THOMAS CANTRELL, deceased; and that said ap-
plication will be considered in said Court, on the
asth day Of March, A. D. 1866.
J. D. MIX, Esq, has been appointed Guardian ad
it represent the heirs in said application for
order of sale, as Aforesaid.
l0-4w j. ii. BLEWETT, Probate Judge,
, 1866-03-16

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REGISTERS NOTICE.

FBNIIE following accounts have been exam
Ill ined and passed by me, and remain flied
Oh record IN this office for inspection of heirs.
egatees, creditors and all others in any wav
Interested and will be presented to the Or.
phans' Court of Mitfiin county, to be held in
the Court House, ut Lewistown, on non
DAY, the ID day Of April 1866, for allow.
ance and confirmation. nis, and unless ex-
ceptons are filed within four days thereafter,
will be confirmed absolutely:
|. Guardianship account of Christian
Peachey and John Hartzler, guardians Of
minor children Of Samuel S. look, late of
Union township, deceased.
2 Final account Of Christian Hoover, ESQ,
executor Of Joel Devault. late of Granville
township, deceased, as filed By Robert B.
Hoover, administrator Of Christian Hoover,
Esq, late of the borough Of Lewistown, de
ceased
3, Account of John W Shaw. administra
tor of Alfred Marks, late of the borough of
Lewistown, deceased.
f. Guardianship account of William Ross,
guardian of Catharine Carver, of Wayne
township.
5. Final account Of David 7 Kline and
Francis IL. Miller. executors of John Miller
late of Decatur township. deceased
6. Guardianship account of Henry SNYDER
guardian of minor children of Reuben u, ers.
late of Granville township deceased
7. Account of John Miller and Jesse MI
Ter. executors of john KILLER, Sr., late Of
Wayne township, deceased.
=. Account of Gen. John Ross administra-
ter Of William Cummin5 late Of the borough
Of NoVeytown, deceased.
9. Account of Conrad Hobough and An.
drew w. McKee, executors of DIETRICH Io.
bough, late of Granville township, deceased
10. Account of James Kyle, surviving ex
ecutor of Samuel Kyle, late of Brown town.
ship, deceased.
IL. Guardianship account of John Yoder.
guardian Of Samuul Kenncgy, minor child of
Jacob Kennegy, late of Union township, deed
u. Account of James Kyle aud d, w
Woods, Esq, administrators of John Nc
Dowell, deceased.
l3. Account of D W Words, ESQ, exec
utor of Adam Breneman, decreased.
II Guardianship account Of Hugh Mckee.
guardian of SGsannah and George A. Leo
pold, minor children of George Leopli, late
of Granville township. deceased
Is Final account of John c. Sigler. ad.
ministrator Of Geo. W Gibson, late of the
borough of Lewistown, deceased
l6. Final guardianship account cf Wm.
Henry, guardian Of Francina Sample, minor
child of James A Sample, late Of Armagh
township, deceased
II. Guardianship account of John Keever,
guardian Of minor children of Joshua Price,
late of Brown township, deceased.
Is. The account Of Anna s. Horrell, Ad.
min;stratrix of John H. Horrell, late of Men.
no township. deceased.
MICHAEL HINEY.
Lewistown, March 6, 1866. Register.
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'ENHE subscriber has disposed of the patent
A ed limekiln property at the north end of
valley street to Col. VIM. Willis. hut reserves
the hmekiln for a short time 10 fill cIntract
made Tor lime, and has procured the aid Of
praeucai iimeburner to perform that par;;
therefore, | offer myself to che citizens Of
Le"istuwn and its vicinity to attend to the
art OF MASONRY in all its branches, and
snail be ready to furnish all materials if re
quired: From my past experience | fiatter
myself to receive a share of public patronage.
PERSONS wishing to give me a call would do
well to DO 1t soon, as wish to procure suf-
hclent force to do the work in due time
FRESH lime can be had in a few days at the
above kiln
MARI 3t WILLIAM MCKEE
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A reply to DR.. Rothrock's s article will

A reply to DR.. Rothrock' S article will
appear next week.
A slight snow fell on Friday after.
noon and another on Sunday.
The sales of personal property con-
tlhuc be be well attended, and pretty
fair prices are being realized.
Samuel 81. Barr, residing in Brown
street, will dispose of his personal
property on the Goth inst.
The sale of Col. Willis's personal
property has been postponed to the
24th.
The new post Office known as Gran
vile, situate about 5 miles up the river,
(south side) is now 10 operation.
Make ore word out of 81 am lent
par" Also one word out Of ''Rat bit
ear
An attempt was made to enter the
house of d. Over on Monday night,
but the fellow was scared off by Mrs.
y, her husband beng absent.
The MiMin Oil Company has a good
show of oil below the second sand rock,
at a depth of 900 feet, and Il competent
man has been sent out to examine, and
if deemed expedient, test it.
The proceedings of the Christmas
Festival atSt. Marks Episcopal Church,
Lewistown, have been published in
neat Pamphlet-the gift we believe of
II. J Walters, Esq
Rev. Kepler, formerly of the Meth
odist and aft erwards chief priest of an
independent church at Bedford, com
posed mainly OF Southern bIue-Hghts,
has connected himself with Il Method |
ist Conference South in a sup. relation. |
The Mifln and Centre railroad is
said to have paid well during the past
year 1t appears to us that prudence
and policy both ought to induce the /
Pennsylvania Railroad to push this |
road through to connection with the |
Snow Shoe at BelIefonte Its compile.
ton would insure large amount of
freight and trade which viii certainly
be diverted to another channel, and
that before long
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HORACE CREELEYS
HISTORY OF TIE WAR-"Tr

HISTORY OF TIE Wharf.-The
IL American Conflict" in two Vols.
ELEGANTLY illustrated with IA portraits on
STEEL numerous maps and Diagrams of bat.
tie fields views. etc. l25,000 copies sold
Volume /. of this History, published al
most two years later than the first part of
nearly every ter, already includes among
its patrons full 25 900 of the purchasers Of
those early works. and is everywhere recog
nlzed as the highest authority, even 10y the
authors political opponents.
Volume ii. will be ready in few months
at the earliest day on which a well prepal'
ed history of the war can be obtained. The
entire work, inimitable alike in excellence If
rlan and detail, will be vastly superior to,
any Of those now completed, (most of which
were ''completed' long before Gen Ora is
report was made,) and by far the most salts
factory History Of the late stupendous strug.
gle-altogether unequalled for clearness full
ness, and accuracy Of statements, combined
with candor All graphic delineaton of
events.
If completed, as designed, the work will lie
authority as 20 the events If the most won-
derful era in the history of the Couutry.-A.
q. CURTIN, G0reynor Of Pu.
1t would be difficult to place too high an
estimate on the service Mr.. Greeley has rem
dercd our country by the preparation Of this
volume. | await the forthcoming
Of the second volume with egsr expectation.
WIN. d. KELLEY, u G.
1t bears the marks of labcr. studied can.
dor and accuracy.-WM ii. SEWARD, Secre-
tary Of State.
The narrative is simple and clear, with 80
much of life and spirit in it that it Is next to
impossible not to read q whole chapter with
out stopping. 1t will be, and ought
to be read by all our countrymen.-EDGAR
CowAN. L. s. Senate
Its accuracy gives it value beyond any
other history of that period. The great in
dustry and impartality Of Mr.. Greeley will
make this the text of all future histories IF
the Great Rebellivn.--THApDEUs STEVENS, II.
g.
OF all the Histories Of the Great Rebellion
which | have examined, this one seems to me
the best IN the cOpiousness Of its antecedent
and concurrent Congressional Records. as
we'll Of the events of the war Itself
SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker L. S. House Of
Representatives..
Volume III. will be accompanied without
extra charge,) bv al elegant copperplate map
Of the Seat of War. worth 81 90. Sold by
travelling agents Address,
O. D. CASE & CO., Publishers,
mar74t Hartford, Conn.
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CANCER CAN BE CURED

Dr. Hebern, Of Quincy, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain, or
loss Of blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. ly.
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DOWN DOWN! DOWN?
Very Low al
HC EE M a Ms
TRY GREHE

NOR SALE-A Bedstead price So Also
IL patent Washing Machine and patent
Clothes WringeF. All these articles occupy
ing room that is wanted. will be sold very
low, if applied for soon Inquire at Gazette
office. mh7:2t
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M Y wife, Eliza MeGough, left my bed and
VI board. in Croyl township. Cam bria CO.,
Pa about the 10th of December hereby
caution all persons against harboring her in
any way whatever
mar7-2t* WN A. NcGOUGH.
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GRADUArED-At Duf's Mercantile

GRADUATED At Duff S Mercantile
College Pittsburgh
j. s Tat, Decatur. Illinois
o. b Dent. New CommerStown. Ohio.
John :. WHken. Londonderry, Ohio.
J. +. Birney. Dcersv!ile. OHIO.
Samuel B. Dawson. Smiths Ferry. Pa
James Lynch. Pittsburgh.
VIM. W. King. Sandy, Ohio.
J. r. ByeTs BroulHeld, Ohio.
y. d. Hooper Fredericton, \. Brunswick
Clarence *. fibalI, New Castle Pa.
John Hazlett, Allegheny city.
c. W Burt. Worthiugtou, Ohio.
II G. Hunter. Bridgeport, Ohio
George p. Davis Minerva Ono.
G. G. Gray. Turtle Creek. Pa
Thomas Moses, Jnhns,own Pa.
VIM. NJ Riddle, Can3nshurg. Pa
VIM. J. Sturgeon, Pittsburgh.
VI. VI. Bradden. Beaver. Pa
J. b. Stewart, St. CalrSyle, Ohio.
I. Mlsklman. New Comerstown. Ohio.
Griffith A. Taylor, Monongahela City, Pa.
T. D. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
4. l.. Hoover. Clrarfi4d, Pa.
George ". Batch htr, AtchISun, Kansas.
VIM. W. Norwel, 5ummerheid. ohio.
Charles W. PM pot, Summerheld, Ohio.
c. ii. Burweil. GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Thomas A. Brierly, Cleveland, Ohio
A. Disque Powhatten Point, Ohio.
Wm. l. Metealf Girard. Ohio.
George b. Dawson, Rochester, Pa.
All of whom passed the usual search
ing examinations Of the College salts
factorily, and who will, no doubt, here
after distinguish themselves by an hon
orable proficiency in business. Each
graduate was awarded the beautiui
diploma OF the College, as a credcntal
of his proficiency, OF his industry and
of his exemplary department during
his course OF study.
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"LlFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRISONS

4 GENTS WAITED TO TAKE Or,
"A ders for the lest selling book Low pub
hshed,
THRILLINC STORIES OF TiiI GREAT
REBEkLEUS.
Comprising heroic adventures and hair.
breadth escapes of soldiers, scouts, spies and
refugees; daring exploits of smugg!ers, guer-
ilias, desperadoes and Others; tales of loyal
and disloyal women; stories Of the negro, &c,
&c, with incidents Of fun and merriment in
camp and field. BY Lieutenant Col Charles
5, Greene. late OF the United States army.
handsomely illustrated with engraVi on
steel and in oil colors
Send for circulars and see the liberal terms
offered. CHAS. S. GREENE & CO.. Pubs.
fe2S At l3l s. Third ST., Philadelphia
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The American Wine Plant.

SENliE undersigned having been extensively
L engaged in growing Plants and manu-
featuring Wine FIR the last four years are
prepared to furnish Plants the coming Spring
at the following rates; SIS per hundred, or
$3.50 per hundred when IA thousand or more
are ordered, Each plant will make from one
to two gallons Of vine the first season, equal
to the best Sherry Wines of Europe Sam
pie wine forwarded by express at the whole.
sale price, IS per gallon. Letters Of inquiry.
orders for wine and plants promptly attended
:" by addressing.
KELLY & KLECKNER.
teTr2m* Buffalo \ Roads, Union Co, Pa.
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DLANk BOOKSy all sizes. Cap. letter,
note and wrapping paper Envelopes,
De, at HOFFMAN'S
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AGENTS. WANrED!
In every Township, Borough and Ward to
canvass for
"The Great 0ne-Volume War
History"
containing facts. and not politics.

S"p ptdihlES iactSr ana not pOiitlcS.
The only work, every page of which has
been prepared for the press since the close of
the war, The popularity of this work has
no parallel as more than 90, eco copies have
been sold the last three months. l. contains
as much history as any Of the one or two vol
ume works out, and yet is sold for oniy $3.50
bound either in morocco or sheep.
Our inducements are decidedly the best of.
tered, as We give the highest commission.
furnish boxes free, and pay cxpressage on
books. Also.
"LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRISONS"
The most thrIlHngly excifing little book Of
the times by one who has seen and expert
enced the scenes which he describes.
CanvasSerS for any history of the war will
find this an excellent side book. As it EN-
braces such important incidents Of the war,
almost everybody will take one, either with
or without history, or where having previ-
ousiy subscribed.
Disabled soldiers, released prisoners and
others will find in the sale of this and our
history. employment suitable to their condi
ton. Send for terms. or call at
AMERICAN PUBLISHING AGENCY,
6UU Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb 2S,4t
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HAME to the premises of the undersigned
" residing in Decatur township. about II!
first Of October last, a WHITE SHEEP, wit
10 marks. The owner is requested to com
forward prove property, pay charges an
take it away. JOHN ID. LOTZ.
Decatur township, Feb. 28-3t*
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Bird Cages.

Rul your Bird Cages-they are pretty
~ at HOFFMAN'S.
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O. S. E.camiajng Surgcon,
FOR $ ALE

"a SHARES OF STOCK in the Hamilton
cO M'CIintock Oil Company, dividend
paying concern, ut cost. 50 per share This
company has declared two dividends of per
cent. IN the past four months, and now ex.
poets to declare monthly dividends of not less
than per cent. a month feb2I
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.-The Dia-
KAN Society, assisted by the Bon
Homme String Band, will give an en-
srainmcnt at the Town Hall on
/ ciae,Iay and Thursday, March q
/ 1 -, TO which all lovers Of fun, SEN
im.nG and music are invited. The
/ .a5, to be applied for the benefit
i the Apprentices Literary Society
l. society which promises we'll for its
lcmbcrs. We therefore respectfully
equest the patronage OF our friends to
l. i,t US in this Iaudable work.
Admission, % cents; children under
d wears, Is reserved seats, 40 cents;
fhich can lie had by applying to r.
Patton, at his jewelry store, on
Larkct street Doors open at !, per
,rmances to commence at I! o'clock
b. performances will consist Of the
spenter Of Rouen, and the laughable
bee Oft to the War.
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Harshbarger Not Dead Yet.

A GENTS WANTED to canvass Mifflin,
n Huntingdon. and Blair counties for
the sale of the HUBBARD REAPER AND
MOWER, which is now taking the place Of
all others where they are known. One ad
vantage among the many is that in the Self
Raker the size Of the sheaf is under the con
troll Of the driver Address,
A HARSHBERGER,
General Agt for the Hubbard Machine.
mar72t* Mill Greek, Hunt. CO., Pa
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7D3 9A23T T5a
LOCAL AFFAIRS

"a The Colored School, under the
engagement of Miss TilIie Ohls, will
,:ra an Exhibition in the Town Hall,
HI. Wednesday, evening. Admit
lance . cents.
LEcryRr.-T. NJ. Uttley, Esq, will
3eIivcr a lecture by appointment of
he Apprentices Literary Society, on
;,tqriay evening next, 9th inst } at
o'clock. The public are invited to
lt.e0d
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. spPEIE G'sSEtEtS,

= YEAR I'D apple trees, at 90 cts All de
y ,rah.e A,nds and large trees for sale at.
feJ26 uOFFMAN'S
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pcKEr PICKED. Capt. John Cox,
|ot 18th Pennsylvania regiment, Of
'py IN this county, was in Harris
on Monday evening a week, and
'ed the Democratic convention for
7" moments. While there he was
.Fed OF a pOcket-book containing
fundred and twenty dollars.
L. Harvey, Agent for Greeley's
gtIcan Conflict, is now in this
aly and will wait upon our citizens
I t"Iy tor their names to that great
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Es As2 EFf0N

1 T cents per pound. Horse Shoes aud
n Naiis. low for cash at uOFFMAN'S.
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LU M i = II

'E'HE undersigned has just received, and
4 will keep constantly on hand. all kinds
of DRY LUMBER, BUILD STUFF. SHIN
GLES, LAIIIS, and material generally kept
in first class Lumber Yard. Orders will be
promptly attended to.
All kinds of worked material, flooring,
weather boarding, window frames. &c
CHARLES IL. ANDERSON.
teb2l-3m Huntingdon. Pa
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GEO. r FEYsINGER, Sec'y.
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EIRa.-About , o'clock on Thursday
81, log house on the farm of Samuel
ii. occupied by Joseph Mowry, caught
re at the roof from the stove pipe,
mi before any assistance arrived the
uiIiing with nearly all its contents
as burnt, but one bed and few other
rtcIes having been rescued from the
~. Mr.. Mowry was in the woods
the time it broke out. 1t leaves
insejf and family in very destitute
ramstances, and such of our readers
j have household or other articles to
ar, Or money, will help a deserving
an by contributing either
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y 0. term, year.
l37 Aug. 1859
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SS 1903