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FAMILY MEDICINE.

No household should be without them. They
are perfectly safe, require but two for an ordi-
nary dose, are prompt and efficient in action,
ana when used In connection with DIR. HOotiunds Is
German Bitlers, or Tonic may he regarded as
certain specifies in all cases of Ilvcr Complaint,
Dyspepsia, or any Of the disorders to which the
system is ordinarily subject. The
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CIiAs. M. EVANS, Proprietor.

These R'modiosare for sale by Druggsi
storskeepors ana Medicine Deal yorywhers
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CONsUMPTION,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY J. II. SCHENCK, NJ. y.

Many q human being has passed away, for
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect of known and indlsputably proven
means of cure. Those near and dclr to family
ana friends are sleeping the droamess slumbcr
into which, had they calmly adopted
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Misc ellaneous.
Tg,HE HISTORY OF COLUMBIA

TNHE HISTORY OF COLUMBIA
IL county from Its organization In 1873 to 1871,
Compiled aud edited by JoHN q. FREEZE one
volume octave, soy pages Cloth $3.50, half library.
Beginning with the early history Of the terri
tory comprised within the limits of Columbia and
Montonr, this volume gives the organization by
tsoriginal boundaries It's subsequent legislative
reductions, and the erection of Montour county.
chapter ON the streams and mountalns-the
date OF the crCctionS of the townships and bor-
oughs, and the territory ont OF which they were
formed-the personnel of the courts, comprising
the names ofthe President Judges the Associates,
the ProthOnotarles, Registers, Sheriils and the
resident Attorneys of both Columbia and Mon
tour
1t has chapters ON bloomsbury, Danvlle Ber-
wick Catawlssa aud the smaller Towns Full edit
catiOnal statistics The Removal Question, and
the vote on It by townships.
The census by townships, including Mont our,
from lS.O To 1871, the taNablcs for 1871 and the
number of acres OF land In each township. a
very cohpcte list of the members of Congt eSs,
senate ana House, representing Columbia couu'
state and Federal offices by townships.
THE WAR RECORD OF COLUM-
BIA AND MONTOUR
countless comprising the muster roll of all the
companies and parts of companies rCcrui ted
therein, the No. of the Regiment, the battles
they We're engaged In, with numerous Items OF
personal interest. a list of all the drafted men,
the names of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eNempts
and the emergency mon of September, 1862 and
June ioDb being complete war record of the
rebellion.
ALSO
THE INVASION OF COLUMBIA COUNTY,
the trials of our citizcns the great argument of
Judge Black ON Military COMMISSIONS and the
opinion OF the United States Supreme Court, con-
demning them. Together with much other cur
ious important, ana interesting matter.
GEORGE A. CLARK, of Bloomsbury, is author
lzed to receive subscriptions Tor the work; to be
paid for on delivery. aug. lS,7l-3m
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SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN LII PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

Price 81 cents Sent by mail, postpaid, ON receipt
OF sixty cents, or tour packages ior two dollars
Beware OF c9itntCiyehs and ir0frh'oSS iRiiGiiDnS.
See that my private Stamp, which is II lOSUire
guarantee Of GCatiHcdcss Is upon the outside
wrapper. Remember that thi, private Stamp.
issued by tue United states Government press
ly for stamping my medicines, has my portrait,
name and address, and the words III. S. Certit.
cate of GenuinCress," engraved upon IL, and
need not be mistaken. Don't he swindled by
travellers and others representing themselves as
DR., Sage; am the only man now living that
has tho knowledge aud right to mRnuuCture the
Genuine Dr. Sages Catarrh Rcmedy, and never
travel TO sell this medicine.
r.. V. PIERCE, MI
oct25.0-ly. l}} Seneca street, Buffalo. N. Y.
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VITAL PRINCIPLE or TILE MANDRAKE
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To any person producing any Medicine show
Ing half as many living, permanent cures as DR..
FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY.-
iced fH,UdrdiV oniy. y pleasant Medicine, free
from injurious drugs. Warranted, under oath,
treated In the past ten years. (See testimony
II Is the scientific prescription of Professor Jos.
r. Filter, NJ. D., a graduate of the University OF
Pennsylvania y. u. lSS3,-now one Of Philade-
phia's oldest regular physicians and Professor OF
chemistry aud ToXic0logy, = who has made
Neuralgia, Chronic and infammatory Rheuma-
tism the speciality of his entire professional
lile-a fact Vouched fur by the signatures accom-
ponying each bottle, ofmany prominent renown-
ed physicians, ClCrgymen, and other testimonials
TO protect sufferer. from poisonous quack nos
trums aud useless expenditure of money, n legal
signed guaruutce stating exact number of bottles
warranted to cure, Will be forwarded gratis to
any sufferer scuding by letter II fall description
of atllctiOn. In cnsc OF failure to cure, amount
paid positively refunded Medicine sent any
where by express, collect on delivery. Afflicted
invited to write iOr advice; all Information and
medical advice sent by letter gratis. Principal
Office, % South Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Remedy is sold or obtained by Druggists.
mar 2i'7l-ly*
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40 not wish to inform you, reader, th9t Dr..
Wonderful or any other man, has discovered Il
remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are half consumed, in short, will cure all dseas-
es whether Of mind, body or estate, make men
live forever, and leave death to play Tor want OF
work, and Is designed to make our sublunary
sphere bllssiul Paradise, TO which Heaven Itself
OF that kind of humbuggery. Bat when tell
you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy i0W positive
will pay $500 Reward for case That | canEot
cure. A pamphlet giving symptoms and other
Information sent Tree TO any address, This rem
edy Is
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| JUSTICES BLANKS - Summons, Executions
J Subpmnas, Warrants, Hc, constantly on nnnI
ana Tor sale ~ the COLUMBIAN once.
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Among the assortment Will be found Cream
Nuts, English walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds, Fill
ent kinds, Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit of all kinds, Corn starch Egg BIS
cult, Soda Crackers oyster Crackers, Cheese,
XnlOpes.
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nrIntnl Llllkcd nnnnr
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WHERE do you hail from ?" quer-
led Yankee of traveller. Where do
you rain from ?" was asked in reply.
" Don't rain at ALL" said the astonished
Jonathan. Neither DO I hail, so
mind your own business"
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FISH AND OYSTERS,

And produce of all kinds. Fresh Bread and
Cakes every day. Ice Cream In Season. Your
patronage Is solicited. -
JOHN a. JACOBv.
Berwick, Jan l7l-tv
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THE Connecticut papers are telling Of
a Sunday school boy, who, being asked
who made the beautiful hills about
there, replied that he did not know, as
his parents only moved into town the
Friday before.
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The work OF cure Is now beginning. Tho
vitiated and mucous deposits in tho bowels and
IN the nlimcntary canal are elected. The liver,
like u clock, is wound up. IL arouscS from its
torpidity. The stomach acts respOusivcly, auu
thu patleuj begins to feel that he is getting ut
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The Bottom Of a Canal Drops
ONT

WILKEsBABRE, Pa, July 4.-Diss-
precables Of various kinds seem to in-
vest the mining businessin the norths
ern portion of The ant nthracite coal field.
Some two weeks ago a cavipg casuali-
ty occurred at the empire mines, near
this city, and caused great excitement
and Consideration, when ii was sup
posed that forty men had met un
untmely deaths BY the accident. To-
day we have second edition Of the
phenomena which was lately ezhibi-
ted in New Jersey at a point on the
Morris Canal, with the addition that
not only has the bottom Of "a canal
tumblcJ out, bnt several coal mines
have been rendered for time USE
less by tho freak.
About six o'clock this morning peo-
pie residing in tho vicinity Of tho
Burroughs mine, on what is known as
the plank road, were startled 10y a
loud rumbling noise, and equally sur
pr sed to notice that the water in the
north branch Of the Wyoming Canal
had begun to run up stream. IL was
soon ascertained that portion Of the
tottom Of the Mill Creek level Of the
canal over tho Burrough. mine had
cavod in, causing hole f!ty feet long
aud Of the width Of the canal aud tow
path. Tho casuality involves the
flooding Of tho Enterprise mine, Of J
II. Swoyer slope aud shaft, the Mitch
ell mine, part Of Bowkley mine, the
mine of Elliott & Co, and probably
the works OF Mr. llilcman, as these
mines are all connected with gang
ways.
All the water OF the level poured
into tho opening, and II may be said
that the mines have received a quan
tity Of liquid two miles long and a.
bout fur feet deep. The accident oc
cured ut poiut over portion o.
the Burroughs niue which had been
worked out, and was caused, mos'
: likely, by the robbing Of the supports
of the roof, q practice which sometimes
prevails when chambers have beer
exhausted. The amount Of damage
conuot be estimated at present, bu
will DO heaviest 10 tho stoppage ofih'
, works probably for s,me weeks lh'
canal will also 10 useless for some
, time.
Preparations for an artificial bottom
of the canal will be commenced u
once, and the mines be pumped out
> The latter operation can go on Will
the repairs are being made, as tn
=, entire Lowell is now clear Of water
Fortunately the event took place to
n day, when all the employees OF th
" mines werc celebrating our nations
holiday. Great loss of life must hav
, occurred had tho mines been wotkin
y as usual. As |! is, we have n;,hin
bat a vexatious delay IN tho busi
!. ness Of that part Of tho valley to rC
:. Srct.
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eign relations--and particularly the
o negotistion Of the Treaty Of Washing
ton, gives evidences Of the highest or
der Of statesmansbip. His devotion
10 the cause Of American labor Is
sturdy and sincere. The anxiety he
constantly shows to dud tho true rela-
ton between commerce aud manufac-
tures. and his homes, desire to forward
the highest interests of both commend
him alko to the producers and the ex.
changers Of industrial wealth. And
his inHexible determination to enforce
the laws makes Lin q perfect officer,
in all respects.
Honest, capable, Straightforward
iuacxiblc, and brave he comb mes. lalI
the elements Of power through which
alone tho south can be restored to
peace, order and prosperity. That
part OF our country requires nothing
so much at this ,ma as clear con
victiop that the laws Of the land arc to
be either Loyalty ob yed or merciltss
" enforced. They must lcaro that
The rights Of a Northern, Eastern oi
Wcstord man is as complctu iu the
South as anywhere else and that the
absolute freedom Of political discus.
sion aud action IN every part OF this
county is the dearest ci all those
rights " bich the war for the Uuioi
settled. There can be no peace unit
the South yields this point and un'
der Grant they will learn it soonest
lie can neither bo wheedlcd nor bull
lied. And for this reason ho Is th'
best President for that turbulent sec
iiop.
These reasons, amongst others, con
troll the judgment Of Senator Cameron
and he is so anxious that Grant shoult
be reelected that he looks with cha
grin on any aud all matters which
shall divert the attention OF the pee
pie from that subject. Pennsylvaui
will do her duty In tho future as il
the past. and will 6nd her rocompcnst
10 her devoti to civil liberty, an,
the Great Captain under whom civi
liberty is SO well maintained.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WThereas the Hon. z. s. Woods Prs'i.
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Mihlin and J. q. l.. shindel and
George c. Meyer, Esqs Associate judge
in and for Snyder county have ipued their
preceipt bearing, dNe the the Goth DAY
Of May, A ID ISL, 70 me directed ioE
the holding Of .an Orphans court, q coIs
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner aud General court OF Quarter Ses'
sions Of the reacc AT hiddlcburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the dtb Monday. lbe,
ing the 2jih day of September, ,lSI !. } aud
continue one week z " tJlhl
Notice is therelors hereby given TO ils
Coroner. Justice of the 'Fsace aud consia
bles in an for the county Of Snyder, to az
pear in their proper person with their roll,
records, inquisitions. examinations am
obcr rcnembrances to do those things
which Of their Offices and 10 their behalf
pertain 10 he done and witnesses aud per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons arc
required TO he then and there aitepdln'
and not departing without leave at ihelr
peril. justices are requested 10 he punc'
ual in their attendance at the opponlsa
limo agreeably to.notics. llAr1'
Given under MY hand and seai at The
SheriG's of6ec 10 Mildlsburg. tho Goth da!
of Maya, D., oss shouaasd eight hundr''
|Ahd seventy one. assie.i :.
" s.sf yoYE .s.SwoLr, shsia
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THE Harrisburg Telegraph Of
"Wednesday last. publishes the follow.
lug:
by tho authority Of Senator Cam
cron, and at his request, we are call
ed on to announce his opinion as to
candidates in the coming Presiden,
tai contest and to further assure
. tsose who value bis opini,ns in po.
lfiosl affairs that tho injudicious agi
tation OF the subject Of candidates ut
tins time forces bim 10 break q 81.
Icncs which should have continued
until the campaign Dow 10 progress in
Pennsylvania had ceen ended. He
is not, and will not be a candidate for
the Vice Presidency under any cir
cumstaaces. Nor does he attach the
slightest importance to that subject.
But on the Presidential nominee his
convictions arc matured and strong.
No desires the denomination and
reelection Of President Grant for ma
ny woighty reasons. belle wing him to
bs the very man, Of oil men, 70 bring
the country out Of ito fuancial aud
political complications. Ills manage
meet Of the gsvsnuss has been magnif-
fcsnt. The steady payment OF the
national debt has been the crowning
achisvspsnt NOT alone of bic admins
traitor, bat Of practical 6napcieripg
Tho anlcabls adjus.ment Of our for.
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Our Primary Election.

Hitherto we bavo perslstently re.
Trained from sn, ing anything in favor
Of, or agaios. suy candidate, aud in
tend TO pursue the same course 10 fu-
,uro. Those who are so actively
abusing and disappearing Hon. 5.
4. Woods, If their objec, is to defeat
him at the general election, are pur-
suiug suicidal policy. We venture
II say they possess neither grain Of
discretion nor peunywcisht Of pru-
dcnce.
a uumber Of our exchanges, demo.
cratic aud Republican, are creating o
wrong impression in regard to tho late
primary election, by grossly misrcp-
resentipg tho facts. We assert that
We bavc never had moro pcaccable
aud quiet election since the Crawford
fys,cm took effect, There irds bu!
ono District in The county IN whtch
dcmocra,s ,cere aliorcd 10 rote, or did
cote, and the uumb"r rotinJ did mol
.rcced thirty. We venture to say
further ths not one Of these men who
ale blowing go fercely about undue
iohuenccs being used arc able to show
. single instance.
Tho fact is that men went quietly
to the polls and followed the bent oI
their iuclinatious and voted as pleased
them.
It is generally taken for granite
that Editors Of newspapers possess
IN ordinary amount Of intelligence
aud sometimes cvince scanty rcsard
for truth, but those statements re 10
tive to our election show total disre
gard for truth and an unusual amoun
Of stupidity. A man who 10 the ab
sence Of evidence, makes false repre-
sentatious, or eognizaut Of the facts
makes false representations and exag
erations, is either homo plumJeus o.
q knapc.
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q" The Republican party" says

"TuE Republican party says the
Press, "can so before the people as
the party that has fully redeemed its
pledges. From the date Of its organi.
z,tion till now its record shows
that when it obtained power it did
what it promised to do when in weak
minority. From its FIRST plank Of OPP
position to the eytsntiop of slavery to
the Territories it never sworvsd, and
as subsequou. political circumstances
brough, new issues before tho coun-
try, the party acted upon them in per-
feet consistency with its passed RECORD
redeemiuS its promises 10 every iu-
stauce. In this way il won the con-
fdeuoe Of the people, and through
that confidence stands where 10 does to
day. Tho present Administration
may bs lacking in those brilliant sp
psndages which some seem t, think
SO essential, but there have been few
Administrations that haye more faith
fully fulfilled the pledges with which
they came into power. Reduction OF
the Expenses Of the Government, re-
ductioa Of the debt, reduction Of taxa,
tion, faithful collection Of the reve uu,
these objects have been kept stead
lily 10 view as the work Of the Ad
minisiratiou, aud the Accomplishment
has been truly and more than coult
be expected under the circumstances
The affairs have been we'll imi mister.
ed, and the party has shown itscl
worthy Of fcontinued support"
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q whole Town Destroyed by ~
storm.

Last evening Eldorado and surround.
lug country was visited with one Of
the most terrible storms evor known
in this part Of tho State. About s
o'clock in the evening STERN came
up from the northwest accompanied
with wind, hail and rain, anl before
the people had time TO make any pre-
paration for it, the hurricane swep,
through the town. The clouds were
Of iDky blackncss the vivid flashes Of
Lightning, accompanied by crashing
thunder, caused our citizens to feel
that the storm was Of no ordinary
magnitude. Every moment tho gale
increased, aud as tho rain came down
in torrants, the situation became more
fearful.
Every momentary lull 10 the storm
only seemed to increase its fury, aud,
in fifteen minutes from commence.
ment, men, women aud children ooald
be seen nyiug through the street $,
seeking protection from the falling
houses. by thi. tim, the air was fill.
ed with flying ,imbers. Large houses
were completely demolished others
were unrooted, while others wero lift
ed from their foundations aud were
carried by the wind from forty to tive
hundred feet And yet there seemed
to DO no lull in the storm. As we
stood by the window, gazing outward
we could plainly sec houses topplinl
oveL The roar Of the storm was ter
rible, and the earth seemed to trem
bio beneath our feet.
We have been unable to get any
particular news from the surrounding
country but for four or FIVE mile,
around, the same wholesale dcs,ruc
ton seems to be visab!e. House
were blown down, fences destroyed tn,
crop ruined. Many Of our people art
left in destitute circumstances.
Our town this morning presents ,
most woe.begoue appearance. People
who were in comfortable circumstan
ces yesterday, ore to-day left withou
auy tn'oS'
The storm, from the best informa
tion we can get, did not extend very
far east or west Of the town. Towan
da, eight miles west, was not damage,
and Chelsea, eight miles northeast, ha,
but one house blown down. August.
twelve miles southwest, had one houe
blown down.
Over l50 families have tcmporary
homes with their neighbors. Most o
these people are destitute aud stan,
10 need Of immediate relief.
A dead man has been taken out O
the Walnut river. Several person
will die from injuries received. Higl
water prevents giuing fuller reports.-
Eldorado (KaasaS) Times, June II. q
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE BUILDERS! (!

IN signed. Commissioners OF Snyder county
county, will meet at the House Of MOSES
SPECHT, In Beavertown, SATURDAY, tho
O'Clock A. NJ, and l o'clock p. M, for tho pur
pose Of receiving proposals for the ERECTION
or A NEW BSfDdE across Midilecreek, at
directed by Act OF Assembly, approved May nth
1871. Said Bride to be abou % feet In length,
(of two spans OF ~ feet or thereabout) with
the same plan Of the Bridge at or near Samuel
winters In Beaver township, with q good roof
OF No. sawed Shingles. Specifications may be
seen at the time and place Of letting. No bids
from any person or parties outside Of the county
will 10 received or considered. y. 7TT
JOHN j. MATrERN,
... ISAAC \. LON6ACRE'
PHILIP KINNEY,
gI. Comm lssloners
Commissioner Once, Middlsburg, July 10,
ISL. ..'
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The Democratic new departure =
is confession Of the popularity Of
Republican principles. The Demo-
Gratis have at last begun to real ize
that the ouly chance for them is in
the adoption Of principles correspond.
ing as nearly as possible to thoce of the
Republicans. They intend to make
the difference so narrow that il cam
not be easily seen. Then they hope
10 win. ....... -
The Republican majority iu the
French Assembly jus. sl,eted 10 very
large. They have not less than 92 Of
tho liz members elected. This will
make the government strong If they
prove harmonious. s'l
A DIsAsTERoUs railroad collision, by
which five men were killed aud over
twenty injured. occurred on the New.
ark aud New York Railroad. near
last Saturday morning, M
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NATURES
RESTORATIVE
Contains no LAC sULPHUR-No SUGAR
OF LEAD No LITHARGE-No NJ
TRAlE OF SILVER, and is Gu
tirely face from Poisonous and
Heath destroying Drugs
,sav L., otlar Hal.

used In other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, IL will
not soil the finest fabric-perfectly safe,
clean and efficinnt - desideratums long
sought for and found at last
II restores and prevents the hair from
becoming Gray, imparts & soft, glossy ap.
pearance, removes DandruG, is cool and
refreshing TO the head, chccks the the Hair
from falling on aud restores it to . grsai
extent when prematurely lost, prevents
lIeaeaehes, cures all humors, cutancous
erupiions, and unnatural heat. As dres.
sing for the hair il is the bssi article in
market. MY
y DR.. q. Smith, Patentce. Groton Junction
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTOR
BROTHER 8, Glouceiter. Mass. The Gen
uinc is put pp in y panel boz made ca
pressly for II, with the 'naIpc Of lhe. article
blown in The glass. Ask your druggist fcr
Natures Hair Restorative, aud take NO
other. rt,I| 40 sraisnI
Send three codt lamp 10 Proctor Bros.
for Treatise on the Human. Hair. The
information IL contains is worth 5000 to
10 any person. sssissl 4si s.4e Grn.
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Iris rumored that tho Democratic
State Central Committee, az its fret
meeting, will make the following addi.
tion TO their platform
Resolved, That "the colored troops
fought brsyely." sl p Cd ~ -
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Tract of Land

situate In Chapman township, Snyder Co, Pa,
bounded as follows 20 wit East by Mary Shoily
south by Samuel Dengler, West by John q,
Kreitzer, and North BY Henry Hummel, con.
taining '.. .. .. r. r.
Eighty Acres,
more or less, wheroon are erected q Log Frame
House, Barn, and other out.buildlngs. : :
Taken In execution And 70 be sold as the prop
erty Of Jacob II. I.enig and Philip X. Lenix.
JOHN q. WOLF, Sheriff.
Sherihs oaice, Mladleburg, Jups 2s, III.