JtSTho Democratic committee of Dele
ratggkin the Kurd l-ongrcssional llistrict ot
Pennsylvania in tiicir address to the Elec
tors of that District, thus hit off to life tli'e
picture of Whiggcry.
"But can we rely on the professions of a
partyijvhosc history, from beginning to end
is a DECEPTION; of men who coil and
chaiicc their parly name and political creed
witliUhc same facility that thii snake chan
ges'his skin; who have successlully ap
"OANS, PEACE PARTY, NATION-
AMEPUULICANS, INDEPENUEN i
DEMOCRATS, HANK MEN, W11IGI5,
and now, oh' monstrous! FRIENDS OF
HARD MONEY ! ! ! of men who threat
en war in time of peace, and cry peace in
'timolol" war! of men who in '28 opposed
qjrnilitary chieftain on principle, and who
jffljbo did not blush to harness themselves
'td$U! triumphal car of a INTUBATING
'GENERAL!!! of men who preach aboli-
tioWnthc East, and Slavery in the South!
wjo?while they reluctantly admit the evils
broupht upon the nation by their PAPER
B7NKS, propose as a specific a great NA
TION AL PAPER BANK!!! who wor
'sliljv Nullificatioii in Georgia, and burn
BBJJE LIGHTS ttn the alter of their di
SFih'ily in Massachusetts! In short, those
political leaders have so frequently boxed
thllffpolitical compas's, that the people, he-
ywilSsrcd as to the principles of the ALIAS
.j'YKji i, can come nutto one saio conciu
ioyonly, and that is that they orb impell
ed by an ungovernable lust df f)oVrr.
rr-
voice from the fc. The New
.York Journal of Commerce publishes the
following letter) ift'6 original having been
'sfib'rrutted to the inspection of the editors.
fricf, btlt significant, and full of matter.
LoaANsroriT, June 11th.
ir Brother. I want yon to come on
;nerejas soon as you cart, for times is good
'hero? Laboring men has from $21 to S2G
'PMo'nth and found, and can not get men
anuffjand, dear brother, I wantyou to come
foElIiladelphia and take your passage on
titcjjpSniil to Pittsburg, froiri there by stuam
boato Madison. From there you will have
tjpiwalk 1110 miles to Loguiisport. You
ytiUjgo through Indianapolis and a bcauti-
TFlour hero is S8 25 cents a barrel, pota
wc"sT50 cents a bushel, good beef 0 cent!
perlpound, and dear brother get yourself n
wlfSlicforo you cdme, and bring mo one, for
Rufipis scarce here, and prdud too.
'Mutthias tho prophet formerly dlstinguish
Jiclfjn the state of New York, for his impo
sitions on a number of credulous people,
whowero attached to him from a belief thai
hejvas divinely inspired, recently passed
through the nolhern part of Tuscarawaf
county. Ho stopped over night with a viii
2eiif Sandy townshipi who being a Yan
kcegwas of course curious to know his bu
siness to Ohio Matthias informed him that
hoHcame in obedience to the in junctions of a
Visjcfn, to regulate the Mofinonitcs, at Kirt
latjjjh and spread his new doctrine among
Jnofcbcnightcd of the west. Our informant
saysjthathe was well drdssnd, & from what
iTocould learn had fleeced his flock of a
tfobdTshare of their worldly inheritance.
ruscarawas, (Ohid) Advocate.
ISPCCIE. The N. York Evntiinrr Sim
fears! "We learn that the stale of Nr.w Ynrk
jwiljipay the interest due on their debt on
thefirst of July, in specie, and that part of
'tKeJprincipal, which falls due, will also In
paimin specie. Indianna will do the same,
nnujwc hope all the states will make siini
larmcrificcs to sustain their credit."
"StnS Orley is playing at Montreal.
TmprTranscript says: This gcritleman is
onepf tho few foreigners wo have ever seen,
w'Koi would risk nothing by appearing as
'Uajnlct on the London boards. Oxley, is a
native of Philadclphiai
a g
Doctor fume I Pa'ien's. Tho Buffalo
Journal says, that the city is so healthy that
uitji uuciors nave noiuing to uo anil &qvcn
of tliem were seen together on the pier fish-
JRjvo immense Russian merchant shins.
thJeMurthcn of each being nearly one thnu
jSaJuftons, entered our harbour on Tuesday
ffdnvBrcmen. They have on board about
AtvKnn l,,l,1a ...1 . 1 in nnn i ir
000hushels of rye besides seven hundred
'anrfjforh passengers:
'lite New York correspondent of l!ic Na
tional Intelligencer estimates tho import of
foreign wueai into mo United States within
lyior year, at five millions of bushels. Bal
"tiiriare American.
iSuits asainst Jlanki, TFilliam Dour-
hiSluvB. JJank f Penn Townshw.'VUh
Vvasjan action by tho plaintiff, as one of tho
guaroifinsoi tiicpoorlor I'lnlndf 1 Ina Kouth
warkNortliern Liberties and Penn Town
ship, against tho Bank of Penh Township,
to recover $5, the penalty impof eJ by the
Statute of 1828, for issuing notes under 85.
The plaintiff prcsrri ed to tho hank one of
HsTJOtes for $5, demanding change, which
fypaid to him in small notes of the Corpo
ration of Penn Township; nnd to recover
Hnypenalty for tho use of the poor, he com
menced this suit. Judgment was render
ed for tho plaintiff for $5 and cosis, by AN
wnau Cannon.- Public Ledger,
pcarcu in inc poimuui urmiu uuuur uiu iiuiiiu
of TORIES, FEDERALISTS, WA1I
TN73TONIANS. FEDERAL REI'UllLI-
"FnmT!kew"drlcan3 Pieayunc, July'6. "
' : ' TEXAS. ' ' "
Yesterday we received the 4th number
of a paper commenced at Nacogdochcz,
called the 'Texas Chronicle.' From the
Chronicle we learn that peace has, been re
stored to the frontiers, nnd that tho Volun
teers who promptly stepped forward to its
defence against the depredations of the In
dians, have all returned to their homes.
The companies that went out in pursuit of
the Indians ascertained that three compa
nies df Indians, consisting of about one
hundred and fifty each, had come down
some time .previous-, to mur frontier; one
company down tho Navasoto, di)c down
Btassos, and other dovn the Trinity. It
has evidently been these parlies that have
committed the recent depredation. ; they re
pdU lat lite main body of the Indians are
above the Cross Timbers.
The Chronicle ,is rank for the invasion of
Mexico; The following is a paragraph
from that paper of the 20th nil':
"We have long since been perfectly saV
isficd that our only clvatfee for peace' With
Mexico, was to carry the war into her own
territory; we are now more Vtr'migly per
suaded of this fact than ever, t't Ismir best
policy lb do so as soon as we can properly
get up an expedition of this sott artd as
soon as we take the bold and laudable
stand-, that Mexico shall acknowledge our
indopdndence, or that she shall pay the for
feit of her ignorant subbornncss. "Vc shall
neither he wanting in money nor men to
carry the war vigorously beyond the Rio
Grande.'
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.
A slip from tiic New Orleans Bee of the
1th inst. contains a decree of the Mexican
govcrnmeat, received fromTampico, of the
following import:
The President of the Mexican Republic
to its inhabitants. Know ye that the Gen
eral Congress has directed as follows:
Art. 1st. The Government is hereby
authorised tti cbmpromisd the claims which
the Government of the United States has
instituted, or may hereafter institute, and
those on which they cannot agree may be
-submitted to the decision of a friendly pow
er, the United States of America agreeing
ihcreto.
Art. 2d. The Government is further
hereby authorised, that in casb the United
States of A mdrica should refuse, or not give
in a stated lime, satisfaction which on our
part we have a right to demand according
io the treaty, or in ease the open aggres
sions should contiiiiiCi which have been
commenced, to close our polls to the com
merce df said nation) to prohibit the intro
duction and the use of its Manufactures, to
point out a period to consume or export
those already in the country, and to adopt
all the necessary means to effect said mea
sures and the safety of the Republic.'
. The writer of the letter covering the a
liovc decree says: 'Notwithstanding the
above deciee issued by the Government, it
is my opinion that all the difliculties exist
ing between the two nations will be amica
bly adjusted by negotiations;' '
From tho Richmond Enquirer.
DEATH OF NATHANIEL MACON.
The Warrenton, N. C. Reporter of Satur
day last, comes shrouded in mournmsr for
the death of One of the most virtuous aiid il
lusir'lotts men, who graced our country.
The Reporter announces the melancholy
intelligence in the following simple terms:
"It is with feelings of deep regret we
have to announce the death of the Hon.
Nathaniel Macon. Ho departed this life
at his residence in this county, on Thursday
morning last, the 2'Jlh of June, in (lie 83d
year of his agei"
The whole nation Will sincerely share iii
this deep regrei. Mr. Macon was one of
those patriots who fill u vast space in the
nation s eyei lie was along time a mem
ber of CbngresB from the state of North Car
olina! lid Was in the House of Represen
tatives in the trying crisis of '08-00 and
for many years aftcrlvards. lie was once
Speaker of the House and ho subsequent
ly served as a member of the Senate of the
U. Stales At all times he was a firm Re
publican the pure patriot the excellent
citizen the honest man. No one ever
more completely realized the elevated char
aceroftlio Roman poet; "Jimtem et Una
com propohilo virnm." But we forbear
we leave it to aider pens to do justice to
Nathaniel Macbn.
Ho was the bosom friend of Jefferson
and of Madisoh ho one vas more devoted
to him, than John Randolph no one had
fo med a loftier opinion of him, than he
ui I upon tho most intimate acquaintance.
In the paper which ho wrote for his last
will in January, 1832, he leaves tho follow
ing memorable tiibuto in honor of his frjend:
"To Nathaniel Macon I give and be
queath my oldest high silver candlesticks,
my silver punch ladle with whaI6riono han
dle, a pair of silver cans with handles, and
my crest engraved thereon, my hard metal
dishes that have my crest of J. R. in old
English letters engraved thereon, also the
plates with the' same engraving, the choice
of foUr of hiy best mares and geldings, nnd
tho gold watch by Roskell, that was Tudb's
with the gold chain; and may every bless
ing attend him, tho best and purest and wi
sest man that I ever knew."
Seldom ever was any knowlcdgo given
to keep but to impart: the grace of this rich
jewel is lost in concealment. Let us give
our aid to good feeling and intelligence.
The , Breviers of Albany vs. E. C. Del
avan, Enq. E. C. Dclavan, Esq, the
chairman of tho executive committee of the
New Yorlt temperance society, and who
his expended thousands in the temperance
cause had stated that the brewers nut noi-
' sonous drugs into their beer. Thehrcwers
Drought a suit againstlnm,,laying their dam
ages at $30,000. It has been lately tried
in the supreme coutt of that state, and the
brewers have been defeated. The brewers
of Philai'cl,)hia have come out will) a pub
lic disclaimer of adding poisonous drugs to
their beer. Kcy&tvne.
No less than three thousand ciht hun
dred and fi vc barrels of flour, and sixty-five
thousand four hundred fe twenty bushels of
wheat, were shipped from MasMlon, Ohio,
during the two passed months of April and
May.
The Bahk.bf Upper Canada, after all the
run upon it, has still 695,000 in specie in
its vaults.
, A. B.np Esq. is appointed Postmaster
General ofTexas.
A
foreign medical writer, has lately as
I that l'physic is the art of amusing
"s'erteil
the patient, while nature Cures the disease.
TFcry hin Iff ren' Weal. What is veal
iii Mobile? A little, dried up cow, fourteen
ycttrn old', killed, dressed and sdld in mark
et, What is is veal in some places at the
North? A calf fourteen days old, killed,
drc'Sseid and sold. Small difference.
The (Uff rence. On the whole we think
the two sections of the country riretty equal
ly halanced as regards quarrels, &c. In the
North they always fight in parties and mobs
hero never. There individual fights sel
dom occur Here uailv; so that we are, af
ter all, little different from each other, ex
cept m the tact that they evince a little more
Pi trintism than we, and we a liitlc more
of tho 'Old Indian' t.'ian they. Mobile Eq,
"I abhor paper that is to say, irredeem
able paper that may Jtbt be redeemed into
"old an. I silver at the will of the holder."
Daniel Webster's late speech at Niblo's Sa-
UUII, HUW X III A.
What do you think of tho notes of the
United States Bank, Daniel? "Abhor
them! Eh?"
Jl Hard Task. A cotemDorarv recom
mends laughter as an antidote for the pre
sent hard times. He.savs it is an infallible
remedy fur bad weather, contrary winds,
and the whole catalogue of this life's mise
ries; A certain philosopher said, "I would
Hither have been born with a cheerful dis
position, than heir td ten thousand a year;"
smn-piasicrs;j
The following from the Chicarro Dem
ocrat, is the most cheering item of news that
has reached us lately:
About a year and a half ago, a Mr. Chas.
Mmmons moved from the State of New
.lersiiV. to thn pvlrnmi woat nC lV;Jnne;,.
say 50 miles from the Mississippi river,
with a nuir of twin dmirrlitnrc onj
His daughters were soon nftdr rharried, and
tins spring have each been blessed with a
pair of daughters, and the u-ifn nfbia snn
was the lady mentioned in our paper, some
i ...I. i ii I, . '. i
weens ago, who naii neon oiest with three.
Now we say hurrah for Charles Simmons,
who has done moro for the West thaii any
other manl
Ji Fact lo think on. In a temperance
Address, last Sunday evening at Boston, the
lion. Mr, Brings stated that by an estimate
made with as much care as the nature of
the cas.e admits, it was fouiid iri the state of
New York, the temnerance reform. nfhn
last few ycirs, had made a saving of twen
ty-fivc millions:
The following poetical effusion, savs the
canton Ucmncrat, appears in the St. Clairs
ville Gazette, of the 10th ultimo, as tho
heading of a communication in relation to
the currency and the Bank:
"Hark! from the Bank an awful crash;
Yo patriots hear the cry!
For hero's a note that call for cash,
Hut, Oh! 'tis all a-lie!"
1IY3IEMAL..
MARRIED, On Thursday the 13th
inst. by the Rev. Isaac Ball, Mr. JERE
MIAH PURSEL of this place, to Miss
MARIA HAYMAN, of Bloom township.
OUITUARY.
"In tho midst of life we are In ilcath."
In this vicinity, on Friday morning
last, after a short illness, JOSEPH
REESE, son of Francis Reese, aged about
22 years.
On Thursday morning last, WIL
LIAM HARRISON, youngest son of Mr.
Tico Shipman of this place.
DIED, In Philadelphia, on Saturday
the 1st day of July, of a short hut severe
illness of two days, MARY ANN BELL,
daughter of ThOmas AV. Bell, of Washing
tonvillo, (formerly of this place,) aged 21
years and 10 months.
OP a superior quality, just received and for salo
bjr the Subscriber. C. U, FISHER.
UloomtburiT, July 22, 1837.
ALL persons indebted lo tho subscriber on Suo
scription Listn, or otherwise, are requested to
mane immediate payment to Charles Kuler, Etfr.
of Uloom?burg; and those having demands against
me are solicited lo authenticate their accounts for set
tlement, and leave them with 'the same person before
the first of August next.
.'Persons holding the Subscription Lists of the
Danville, Cattawissa, Hoaring Creek, NcW-Colum-bia.
Mount l'lca'ant and Fislipr's
requested to hand them to Esquiro Kalcr, artd also
to pay over to him any moneys which they may have.
iixcivcu on me same.
JEfiEMIAH SHtNDLE.
July 15, 1837.'
PUBLIC AUCTION.
TUSni'L DE SOLD at public sale, at th houso
V v of the subscriber, in Espytown, on Tues
iia k tao firit day of August next, tho followinz pro
perty, to wit:
One Mahogany SUc-BdarJ, one Srfa,
Tables, Bureaus, Fancy an I Windsor
Chairs, Looking Glasses, BeditcsJs, one
Coohing-slcve, one heavy Iwo-horsc Wag
gon; a Dearborn' JFuggon, a Carriage, a
variety of Kitchen Furni'urc, and other
articles, too tedious to mention.
Sale tn commence at 10 o'clock, A. M; wncrid'ue
attendance will be given, and terms of sale made
known by JOHN BARTON".
Espytown, July 15, 1837".
PB.OSLAMATIOIT.
IIEREAS the Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Pre
eident Judjrc of the criuits of Over & Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, court of Quarter
Sessions of the I'cacc, and of Common Piea3, and
Orphan's Court in the eighth Judical district, com
posed of the counties of Northumberland, Union,
Columbia and Lycoming, and the Hon, IV Ham
Montgomery and Leonard Rupert, Esquires, asso
ciate Judges in Columbia county, have issued their
precept bearing date the 22d day qf April, in the
year of our Lord, otic thousand eight hundred and
thirty-seven, and to mo directed, for holding the
several Courts of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail .Be
llv ry, General Quarter Sessions f he
Peace, Common Picas, and Orphan's
Court,
IN DANVILLE, in the county of Columbia, on
the third Monday of August next (being the 21st
day) and to continue one week.
A'ce is then f, re hereby Given, to the Coroner,
tho justice of tho peace and Constables of the said
county of Columbia, that they be then and there in
their proper persons at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, with their records, inquisitions. 5c other
remembrances, to do those things which to their
offices appertain to be done: And those who are
bound by recognizances, td proscrute against the
prisoners tnat.arn or may be m the jail of said coun
ty of Columbia, arc to lie then and there to prose
cute against them as shall bb just. Jurors are rcnucst
cd to bo . punctual in their attendance, agreeably to
muir uuuecs.
ISAIAlt SALMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Danville, July 15, 1837:
SHERIFFALTY.
BTTJELLOW-CITIZENS: At tho solicitation of
H. a great number of my friends and well-wish
ers, i again oiler my sell as a candidate for the
of thcCOUUtV of Columbia, at the tintt irrnprnl pipe-
tion. If you would be so good as to give me jdur
vines, mere snau jbck rioimng on my part to ilo my
duty with accuracy and fidelity.
WILLIAM KITCHEN.
Damillc, June 24, 1837.
To the Electors of Columbia county.
ELLOW-CITIZENS: At the solicitation of
many friends throughout the eountv. I oflfer
inyscii as a candidate tor tiic oiiice ot
SI-223XfFF,
at the next General election, and would feci grateful
for your support. JOHN FRUIT.
Madison, June 3, 1837,
SHERIFFALTY.
To the Electors of Columbia county :
F
ELLOW CITIZENS: At tho urgont solicita
tionsof numerous friends. I offer mvself as a
cauuiuaio lor tne oiiice ot
SHERIFF.
Should I bo so fortunate as to receivo a majority of
votes, anu procure my commission, 1 pledge mytelt
to execute the duties of the oiiice with fidelity and
impartiality. ELIAS McllENRV.
May 13, 1637.
S3IEJ5BFFAIiTY;
To the Electors of Columbia county:
ELLOW CITIZENS: At the solicitation of a
number of my friends I have been encourarid
to oner myseit as a uanuidate lor the oilico of
SHERIFF,
at the ensuing General Election. If I should bo so
fjrtunato as to obtain a majority of your suffrages, I
plclgd myself, to far as my abilities will admit, to
pcrfsrm tho duties of the offico with integrity and
humanity,
PETER KLINE.
Roaring Creek, May 20, 1837.
Corn, Myc, ttals & Potatoes,
ITOR which CASH will bo paid on delivery.
" Enquiro at tho Buckhont.
W. T. WALTERS.
July 8, 1837.
JOHN S. INGRAM,
TENDERS his professional services to the citi
zens of Columliin rnnntv. Tin will rnl
ful tor business entrusted to hU care. Office in tho
same building with tho 'Columbia Democrat,'
Bloomsburg, May, 1837,
TO TPvATELLEP.S.
AND
L1NB OF
WV A "1" SIT A lO7'd
lyM.JrSLM.Rj 9 JL iSLxXJis' 55
I observed a notice in the "Keystone," (under
one which I publislied signed by Mr. P. C. Gil
christ, Agent, stating that the Sysqtichannah Boat
Line would carrj- passengers in less time than the
Mail Staje which is not the fact. It will be un
derstood that the Boat leaves Harisburg otic day
before the Stage; yet wo have taken Passengers
through to Wilkcsbarre in time for the Montrosa
stages, notwithstanding thetard.- manner in which
the mail U brought from Harrisburg to is at Nor
thumberland. If any other persons had tho convey
ance of the moils from Harrisburg to Notthumbcr
land than those connc- tcd with the Boats, I would
engage to start at the same hour with the Boat at
Harrisburg, and deliver the mail and the parscngcip
TWELVE HOURS sooner than the Boat Lino
possibly can do it.
When the Company runs a stage from Northum
berland to Wilkesbarrc, tho mail can arrive at Nor
thumberland from Harrisburg by 11 o'clock, A. M.;
but when tho Boat runs above, tlicy then keep
back tho stage at Northumberland until 4 o'clock P.
M. and sometimes as late as 7 o'clock, P. M.
These are facts, which, if the Post Master General
is not aware of, it is time he was made acquainted
with them.
JpAny passengers wishing lo lake the stage at
Northumberland, to go through to Montrose, will
be taken on in time to secure tcuts in the Montrose
stage, notwithtand ng the delay cf the Opposition
in arriving at Northumberlnnd provided they fix
upon a regular time for starting.
WILLIAM ROBISON.
Bloomsburg, June 10, 1837.
SU3QUEHANNAH
LINE OF
PACKET AND FREIGHT BOATS.
From Philadelphia, by Bail Boadfy Canal
to JIarrhburg, Northumberland, Ban
ville, Cattawissa, Bloomsburg,
Berwick, (fllkesbarre, Mil
ton, U'illiamsport, and
intermediate places.
PASSENGERS can lcae the West Chester
Hotel, Broad street, Philadelphia, daily, at 6
o'clock, A'. M; rcarji Harrisburg at 4 o'clock, P. M,
of the same day ; Northumberland at 10 o'clock A.
M. of the next day ; ar.il Wilkesbarrc on the suc
ceeding morning at 0 o'clock ; when Coaches will
immediately slart for Carbohdalc, Tunkhannock and
Montrose, and thence to tho Western part of New
York state.
RETURNING Tho Boats leave Wilkcsbarrq
daily, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Blooms
burg at -1 o'clock, P. M. It arrives at Harrisburg at
5 o'clock on the following morning, and reaches
Columbia in time to tako the morning Cars for
Philadelphia!
The Boats also arrive at Williamsport, on tho
West Branch, at about 0 o'clock, P. M. of the samo
day on which they reach Northumberland and re
turn daily.
The Boats on the above lines have been rcpnirccl,
and arc now confidently recommended to the PUB-
iilL, as n pleasant, comfortable, and convenient mode
of travelling. SEATS may Lc taken in Philadelphia
at the north-cast comer of Fourth & Chcsnut streets;
at No. 200 Market street, and at the Wcsl-Chester
Hotel, Broad tfrcet.
, FREIGHT may be forwarded by Rail Road from
Or rich it Nobles and J. J. Lewis & Co, Broad street,
and by Capt. McCabcs Line of Union Canal Hoats
to Harrisburg, where they will be received by, the
Susquehanna Line from Jabcz Harrasdin, Vine street
Wharf, Schuylkill.
, P. Me. C GILCHRIST,
Wilkesbarro, June 10, 1837. .,4n-if.
NOTICE '
To Travellers up the Ninth Branch of the
Susquehannai
0)A8SENGERS by the Susquehanna Boat Lin"
J from Northumberland, arrive at Wilkcsbarr0
.1G HT HOURS sooner than by the Mail Line
of Stages, and reach Montroso TWENTV-FOUR
hours sooner. P. Mc. C. GILCHRIST, ,
June 10, 1837. Agent.
Inlbrinaiiou WawtciL
ANY information respecting U'ram Jachon
Iltlow Jucksmt, and Levi Lehter, would af
lord muck gratification to tho subscriber, at present
residing at Danville. They are from Brandon, la
Rutland county, Vermont j and, arc supposed to bo
living near New-Columbia, in this county.
PRISCILLA LE ITERS.'
CATTAWISSA HOUSE
THE SUBSCRIBER return his acknowledg
ments lo his friends for their liberal patronage,
and would rcsrflicUjully inform tho public in general,
that he has fitted up his establishment, in Cattawis
sa, near the bridge, and
SIGtf OF THE
CHOSS
I KEYS,
n a very superior style, which will render comfort
and convenience to a'l who may favor him with their
custom. His TABLE is supplied with tho luxu
rics of a bountiful market; his BAR well stored with
the choicest Liquors; and his STABLING con
tains plenty of provender, and is attended by a care
ful hostler, Ho solicits all lo give him a call, and
eels confident that bo will render satisfaction.
S. BROBST.
Cattawissa, JuneJT.iea?.
JOB PRINTING,
NSATLT BXCCWBD AT THIS OPflfJ?;