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FASHIONS AND FpTLIEs OF THE
HAIR,

"a womap's, glory is in her hair has
oftel been quoted. Ifit be, she is deter
mined to dim it in these days of artifciali-
y, and fashionable folly, Now she twists
not only her own. hair, but as much as
she. can purchase, into. the most unseemly
and grotesque shapes, marring, as if with
premeditated bad taste, every graceful
curve and every line of beauty. A FASH
Iionsble woman's head at present. is won.
der of upsightllness. One would not think
so many of the sex could, without positive
genius for the. hideousness, so deform
themselves, as they do, in single sitting.
They rise in the morning, 60 from the
bath comely and charming as nature crea-
ted them. They appear two hours later,
fresh from the hands of their maids, or their
own manlpulations, elaborately wrought
out of all symmetry and attraetiveness, ss-
pecially in regard to the hair.
Ingenuity appears to have been exhaust.
ed of late years, to make woman's hair
look like anything else; TO give her head
a size and form and proportion little less
than repulsive. Curls, crimps, bands, wa.
terfalls, aud we know not what, vie with
each other in destroying the fair semblance
of the human head. The more homely a
fashion, the more likely it is to be a favor
ite the more unbecoming, the more apt
it is to endure. One cannot 60 into COM
pany that prctends to be elegant, without
having his eyes panied by the uncouthness
of the hair dressing, and distortion of all
that good taste would suggest. He is re-
minded of stage goblins, or of his childish
notions of the monsters of the Arabian
tales. o, for brave, sensible woman,
who would dare to be natural, dare to de-
fy the dictate of fashion, when fashion ar
rays itself against simplicity, fitness and
grace. Those few could reform the fol-
lies and insantities Of dress. What others
did, they would be bold to do, and beauty
begin again. Settings $50 sa1e' -
The present style of wearing the water
fall on the top of the head-it was bad
enough. behind its simply adefolmlty.-
1t destroys the proportion of the head, and
is an excresence thai no one can refrain
from desiring to see removed, even by vi
olence. A woman might as well have
hump on her back, or walk on stills, as it
is said she did in the early days of Venice,
or cover one of her soft cheeks with q
black plaster, or wear rings in her nose.
But she will not believe it !; for no woman
would consciously mar her beauty, or di-
minish the grace she had inherited. Who
does not long for the simple arrangement
of the hair, as we see it in Grecian statues,
plainly put back from the face or falling
over the ear and cheek, with a neat coil
behind, or a braid, if variety be needed?
No woman has right to spoil her ap-
pearance for fashions sake. She owes
more beauty to nature, than to the mantu-
maker or to caprice; and we must believe
the time will come when the really fine
woman will consider carefully the extent
and sacredness of her debt and discharge
it conscientiously and religiously.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-06-05
A ship of Death Floats into a Port Of the
Shetland Islam dss ,...t.. .,

Since the time whent the Ancient Mari
ner told the terrible tale of the cruise-laden
ship, with her crew of CHASTITY corpses, no
more thrilling story of the sea has been re-
lated than that of the whale ship Diana,
that recently drifted into one Of the Shet-
land Islands. , r. ns -aw I'D. 10
A year ago she left the Shetlands ona wha-
ling voyage to the Arctic regions, having
on board fifty men, From that time moth
ing more was heard of her. The friends OF
those on board became alarmed. Money
was raised and premiums offered to the
first vessel that would bring tidings OF the
missing ship, but all to no aVart Hope
was almost abandoned. .
On the I'd of April the people near Rona's
Voc, in one of the Shetland Isles, were
startled at seeing CHASTITY wreck OF ship
sailing into the haroor Battered and ice
crushed, sails and cordage cut away, boats
and spafs cut up for fuel in the terrible Ar
tic winter, her decks covered with dead and
dying, the long lost Diana sailed in like a
ship from Deadman's Land. Fifty men
sailed out of Lerick in her on a bright May
morning last year. All Of the fifty came
back on her an the I'd of April, this year;
the same, but how different. .".
Ten men, of whom the captain was one,
Law stiffened corpses on the deck thirty
five lay helpIessly sick, and some dying, two
retained sufficient strength to creep aloft,
and the other three crawled feebly about
the deck. 1' ia ..'' %
The ship was boarded by the islanders,
and, as they climbed over the bulwarks,
the man at the wheel fainting from excite
ment, one Of the sick died as he lay, his
death being announced by the fellow occu-
pant of his berth feebly moaning, "Take
away this dead man." Onthe bridge of
the vesseI'lay the body of the captain, as it
had lain for four months, with nine of his
dead shipmates by his side,G all decently laid
out by those who, soon expected to share
their fate A. rs. ,'.'1l5 ~ a'-'i' = 49, !'h i.'
F. TIE survivors could not bear to sink the
bodies of their comrades into the sea, but
kept them so that when the last man died
the fated ship that had heeh their common
home should be their common tomb The
surgeon Of the ship worked faithfully to the
last, but cold, huhger;scurvy and dysenter-
y were too much for him. The, brave old
Captain was the first victim, and died bless
ing his men. Then the others fell, one by
one, until the ship was tenapted only by
the dead and dying. One night more at
sea would have left the Diana foatiug cof-
fin. Not one of the fifty would have lived
to tell the ghastly tale. ,4-..
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AWoRp TO You've MEN.-One of the
meanest things man can do, and it is
now no uncommon occurrence, is to mo-
nopoIize the time and attention of a young
girl for year or more without definite
objectand to the.exclusion Of any other gen
tlemen who supposing him to have matrimo-
NAL intentions, absent themselves from her
society. 1t prevents the reception of eligi-
BILE offers Of marriage, and fastens upon
the young lady, when the acquaintance te is
finally dissolved, the unenviable ,appella-
tion of '"firt," Let all your dealings with
woman, young men, be frank, honest, and
noble. That many whose education and
position in like manner would warrant our
looking for better things are culpably
criminal on those points, is nc, excuse for
short comings, That woman is often in
jured or wropged through her hottest feel
ings, adds but a blacker dye to your mean
ness. One rule is always safe. Treat ev-
cry woman you meet as you would WISH
an other man to troat your innocent, con
tidlng sister. :. ,4t n g,a1-y . 4 .sisaF
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-06-05

~ Of Mr., Greeley's visit to Rich
mond to become one of the bail for Jeffer.
SON Davis, anewspaper of that city says
that it is the first visit he has paid to that
city for thirty one years. In 1886 he
passed through Richmond on his way to
Warrentown, N. c., Tor the purpose ofbe-
ing united in tnatrimony to a lady, school
mistress, born in the North, but then en-
gagged in teaching in that place. He was
married by Richmond clergyman, and
Sunday last, Mr.. Greeley heard this cler-
gyman preach in Richmond, and renewed
an acquaintance begun SO many years
ASo 9g-G af-G phA lJt4R .SeEE : ~ gDt
o. ,'.E f,:-
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Nuet's Gorner,


THE. .GIPSY'S WARMING. IA.
DO not trust him, gentle lady, I'D nt,
. Though his voice be low and sweets .,.
Heed not that he kneels unto the
T. Softly pleading at thy feet. - -
While thy life is in its morning, r.srsl
CAP Cloud not thus thy sunny lot, .'F.,
List unto the gipsy's warning,
Gentle lady, trust him not. "
Do NOT turn 30 coldly from me .I#.a
I would only guard thy youth,
From stern and whitening sorrow
I would only tell thee truth -3a T.
I would shield thee from all danger,T
40 Woo the from the tempter's snare;
Lady shun the dark-eyed stranger. ''
I have warned thee oh, beware H.
Lady, once there lived maiden ..,
Young and pure, and like thee, fair;
Yet, oh yet, he wood and won her, =
Filled her gentle heart with care. .
Then he needed not her weeping,
He cared not her life to save 2.n' "a
Soon she perished-now she's slee ping
In the cold and silent grave s...
Keep thy gold do not need it !
Lady, have prayed for this .-
For the hour when might find him,
hob him of expected bliss
Ay! I see thou'rt filled with wonder
At my words so fierce and wild go
Lady, in that green grave yonder, r..
Sleeps the gipsy's only child
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POPULAR ERRoks.-That editors keep
public reading rooms. That they have
plenty of time to talk. to everybody. That
they are delighted to get anything to fill
up the paper with That they like to be
asked Q I. what's the news" u That q. every
mans own special axe is matter, of "pubr
lie interest" That it doesn't, make much
difference whether copy be written on one
or both sides. That they return rejected
manuscripts. Thatthey can afford toprint
and send; man a newspaper for Eve or six
years without being paid for it, 1oi SO ot
E,cg
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-06-05

. A young lady went into store a. few
days since, selected her outfit, and gave or
ders for the articles to be sent to her. Rec
ollect,"said she to the accommodating
clerk, =" rats, mice, waterfall, net, crimpers,n
etc, etc. An unsophisticated elderly lady
who witnessed the transactions, lifted her
spectacles and gazed after the departing
miss ; then turning to the proprietor, in a
tone Of sincerest pity" poor thing !" said
she,"she is crazy, amt she !" the smile at
this was audible,-Rurm NeaO Yorker. ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-06-05

Vile and debauched expressions are the
sure marks of an abject and groveling mind
and the filthy Overlooking Of q visciOus
heart.nt saasu .aIu ,a3vast NJ -ufm
So .+.t..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-06-05
NEW SERIES,

-. =. W -
a Democratic weekly
paper, devoted to Poll
ie s News, the Arts
nd Sciences DC. Pub
lished every We dnes-
day, at Tunkhannock
Wyoming COunty,Pa
BY HARVEY SICKLER
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CLERGYMAN. while residing in South
Aniefca - missionary, discovered 4
-p's and simple remedy for The Cure Of
Nrrvons Weakness. E-rl. Decay, Diseases
m ne Urinary aud seminal Organs. Ard
'"r whole rs'n q disorder brought on BY
nanf'nl ena vicons habits. Great numbers
have been already chred BY This noble rem
e"y Prompted by desire 20 benefit The
1fiicled aud unfortunate. | will. send he
'fclpe for preparing and usine this ned.
cine. y sealed envelope, 10 any one who
"erd- i, FIRE. q Caarge.
Please incIcse a postpaid envelope, ad.
iressed 70 yourself Address.
JOSEPH Y INMAN.
STATION y. BrrLE HoUsF.
apr' 2l~', lSG6-ly New York CITY.
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Strange, bus 1'rs,c.

hs'fy ,tuuv lady snd gentleman IL m.
y'1fd , 49, can hra, some hing very much
'hr'f Any 'n'sye cy return mail (fres 3,
a4'@e)' ny addressing ne undersigned ~
p'Fe having ieafs q Being humouggrd will
VI M "gt no'irina THIS c.rti. All Others
l p'e"s- address 'Arir obelirnt servant.
Tho. r. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway New York.
March Cd ls65-y.
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4 = \ 2 Y N 9 N EN.

| Just published, il Sealed EnseIos. p,i,.
six cents.
A Lecture on The Nature. Treat
ment, and radical Cure 81
SPEEMAToRRHGA. or Seminal WEBB
involuntary Emissions. .sexaas debih,s MA
'mpedimen's 70 Marriage renersl, NJ
vousness, CosspnPrIoE, Epilepsy. INA r,,s.
mental and Physical lncaparify. r.snl,;n,
rom se'i-"busP. &c NJ Bv PoBrgr / rr,ss
vkRwELL. N. D., Author Of lie .Grsan
Book" sc. u'es"
ne world renowned u,hor, IN ,h;s IA.
m'rasie Lecture, clearly proves frota m.
own experiences that The awful eon.a-
quence- Of seltsbnse may be efTec,uallv
removed wiibcD' medicine. and wi,h,.n,,,a
gerous surgicaI operations. boupies I.s,,a.
nen's' r"g-, Or cordials, pointing o.,
none ~ cure ~ once certain ana eif.c,..,
~ which every sufferer. no rbsttar Vim, II.
condition msy be, may cure himself ches,,,
privately and radically. This Lecture wil,
prove a oun 20 thousands and ,b...,n,s
sent. under seal, 70 any address. u
''a'n sealed enyeloD, on The recent ~ ~
enc, % Two postage stamps. Also d.
'ulverwelI's Marriage Guide.v e,iee *
enis. Address the publishers.
CHAS J. g. KLINE e. 90
III Bowsry New Yort.
w. 20 'oo. Post Office box 5sc
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~ pe'scns ia cambridge TOWNSHIP
j. ~ho have had sheep killed bv dogs. d..
nng NE year 1868, snd who are entI,hd
.nusr me law, 70 pay, from the dog tax
."",' 'or them, are hereby notified % M.
'enu a',he Office o. the 10 wnship Trustee.
=. ,ne Court House, On Saturday. March
49, ioo., Tor lhe purpose or presenting
,"e" claims, with proof, and drawing their
pfo rata share 81 said fund.
FaA NJ ~ " KEIFER Trustee.
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Railroad Meeting i.

Pursuant 70 notice, we, the undersigned
citizens, net 10 The town u Iluntinnburc
on The 25lh Of Feb'., 1857, and resolved "a
hold a railroad meeting here on the 25,l
day Of March next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Tor The purpose Of co.opernring with our
sister towns In promoting The establishing
Of Railroad nom The OHIO river through
Hun'ingbufgh, thenct 10 connccl Win fbe
ONO end Mississippi Road a. tone noint.
and o's" l"r The puFposs q ascertain NJ ne
'n'"unt ~ stock lhat probably ulaht BE-
'rcur'd 'or fvad, and ~ hope ih.t N. thr
si'z \. q Dnbe- and surrounding counties
who tel disguised ~ bend rhsv eip W any
measure wren villbre'ti me- n,ere M
ne "Lule e'n"l.s. vi. r.et 81 ssuse
stated
Come cnr' c-"e Az, 40 NIP iosari ne
cars.
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s'HE Undersigned viii ,fT-r al Pubic
- Auction. \, tie residence 81 ,he late
George Regel. on
THURSDAY. MARCH ri. 1867.
ne following personal property u sail a..
ceased, 10 vii
!, hpfses Carte, Hoes, Corn, ona Wagon
.,afmI"g Utensils. Households aud Kuchan
Furniture, &c. &c.
TERMS or SALE;--A credit Of twelve
months will be ven az All sums over ,hres
uehars on note with approved security
ooaf'ng Interest, and waving valuation .nd
app'a'sement laws. All sums under three
dollars, cash In hand
- JOHN WMKEL. Adm,r.
March 2, lS67-3w
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Snfratt Surrendered to the Unltc.
states 2aiSnA1s-- o1liee his laeAuly
bench warrnn, Ms lssusd lo-day y,
Judge Fisher. ~ Tbs Camtnul c.uti. con
mantlng the Uutei sfAir- Msrsnait "a
hnug Joan II Su-rAiI before sad y Ut IN
nsdla'e.y. ihis ,vruiUg. -oon ahrr beng
"ds',ed By The Navy Department 81 IL.
rvac'nfss q deliver Suffat, ~ tAe ei.is.ou.
lnofi'i"r. alarsheii Gyecshg pracr.d.d 10
NE "Hss ,aid, vi'rfr Mp warrant ~.s *
i'hntd' " Arnsra Nsd'td IN ia,ter
w'sh lntFa W mrfiu,-. prarstd- NJ ii,
:r~sf'nr' rud -aen rf'htn~s ~rb nv pns
"n'r' h~r ~ delivered N rhs sl,s,sl
su-ra" ~. ef.e-.J ~ n uaye un..,,.n
r'ch N '' sgte vfrn arres',l 10 E.yr.l
"Hf pa'1su'io iissu.a u,~n piuc,s VI
sF's N''h ,H e,r ,a sr4r. N. s,- JFi.
'sit nfal p+esN f' ,h cs~t4fv IL ,At
''d''t. nta Aty fi+a uy lbrpe IRON
\ ~ ~ M. efe MAX errs ils.r. vhich ~,
we ~ reniii.'rsni opra-fr- ani d.
pff''s chatrrrf~ tr ua~ gnn M ons
" 'h'sr csls, frvn w cb lhtr. /. ID W..
~'hlr chance N v-rspA. Nr oet Il VI ow-
M % see hi's, xr.F' 49, rrunsrl and liz
'icrr- y nv psi.pA
HE r'',onrr p,-fiselr denies TIA, he i
= ahn y Srrre'I Washington vaper.
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sciicnCI4'a Acawcsa Tonic
Ih's medicine. invented Dy Dr.. T. n
ScHEsck. NJ PhllaJe phia. is intended a
dissolve The food and il into chyne. ,bs firs,
process Of digestion. BY cleansing he
stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pill.
ne Tonic soon restores the appetite. and
TODD That could no, be ca.hen before using h,
will be essiiy digesied
Consumption cannot be cured BY Scheock,.
fnlmonic Syrup unless The stomach and
WEI Y made healthy and The appetite re.
stored hence The Tonic and Pills are reoujr.
ca ~ nserly every case OF consomp,ion. All
haf dozen bui1Ies Of the SrAwrrn Tor,cI
Hno ''rse " four boxes u The MAxpRAKsl
Pits VIII cure any ordinary case Of dys
pep-ia.
~ srhrn.k makes professional visits In
New York BOSTON, and a, his PRINCIPAL on \
lce 70 Philadelphia every week. See dsiIv
'"prrs n each plsre,. Or his pamphlet on
1on' umpii"n or HE ha,s Tor yi.it,,sn /,
M er observe. ~htn purchasing, thai,
be ~ keneSses Of The Doctor. one whe,
. me thr last stage 81 consumption. and !
Y" Other ~ M no~ l.. IA perfect health are
- he Government -innp.
N"'a oy ail Druggists md Dealers, pric
= ao per bo'te, " $3.50 liz nan dozen
letters i"r advice should BE- address, 10
/, ~ Nehrnck's Prircpal Office. No. Is
',.'h nsh street Pnlladephia, Pa.
'-i'ffri Wai4esfie Agent: Demas Bar
n y Ca n Y;S y lfance. Baltimore
v J7hD Parke, Cincinni. ono. Wax &
y itylnt, Chicago, Ill Collins Bros
!. Lrni., n,
'u'' 2'n ls66-lr "a mo ly
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IHE STRING MoArns, M4rsu. April, sna
"'y' &c 'b' mtn'hs y putty the blood
and prepare the system 70 Gus; i sgsinst ti,e
ravsges q disease. TIE voice ii nature
rn''S On me sciFrce arJ sk..i 81 man 10
prepare me r'medier; 80 We i We them
- RoHAoK's rsosD Pits BLcoD PURIFIER
ASp IT IN AcH BlTrEKs.
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10 COrssssallD;iyes.

n The advertiser, having been restore
70 beal'hin few. weeks ~ q very simpI,
femrdy. after have suffered for sevs
ral yeaf~ with severe lung affection. and
mat dread disease, Consumption lis snxiou.
~ mike known 20 his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure.
III all who desire Il. he will send a COW
q The prescription nsed(free Of chsrce), with
ne directions for preparing and using he
sane. which they vii find sure cure for
Consumption. Asthms, Bronchitis, Coughs.
Colds, and az Thros, and Lung Affections.
The only object Of The advertiser in sending
ne Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conceives
q be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as II vii, cos, rhem 10. 1
hing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. rRrr
" return mail, will please address.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co New York
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= "ep man "ho suffered lor Yeas ION
N'fr"p~ DebiIty. Premaiir Decay. N
NJ eiie''~ q youthful indiscret.on. viii The
''N~ % suffering numaully. scnd tree % ~
aa8 need y re recipe n.d directions for
'"ef'n2 'n' simclr remedy BY which he az
''F' Ssi'rfef- w'saio. 70 profit bv the
fr"r''ssf- .Txaeiience, can 90 ID 81 adJres.
"S JeH> - OcDes.
nv IL Chnmhe,. 50. Nav York.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

-
MICE = hereby given that viii sell
n y nnhlic anc,ion %
TUESDAY. March f2rb. 1867.
- ne '',e residence o. Henry A. W.ssmar.
'a'e o. Dubois county, deceased. sllot,he
per.on'l property q decsdsnt. CONSISTING j =
!, Horse-' hugs, ca',le, sheep, Corn. ~,
wagons flo~r and other farming impls,
msnis Hs'res-. lot 81 Tobacco. hous,.
h'ld and kitchen furniture, &c.
TERMS sums ~ three dollars and mr.
aer cssh; over three dollars credit or IL
months; he purchaser giving no,e waving
oenfh' q valuation, wnh good sscurity-
bearing interest frrm dnra
sale 70 commence - iOn'clnrk. A. N.
WILLIAM BRETZ, 81.
, Executor.
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4 administrators Notice

Office j. hereby given That fha .cds~
signed his been appoiai.d Ersc.,a.
y NE estaie q Henry A. Wiosm.n. ~ \,
D"oois County, dsceastd. Said es,s,s !.
probably splv@n'. ''''s y
WILLIAM BRETT 81.
~ ,c - Exesuior.
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New Store!
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. NOTIONS &C.

HsHE undersigned would respectfully in
: form The Public that he he's just opened
new store, in the house formerly occupied
oy w. g. Adams, where he has 4 iarce
stock ~ Dry Goods. Clothing, Boo,s, Shoe.,
Notions, &c. 10 which he invites the ai,en.
ton Of the Public, and which he will sell al
prices 70 defy competition. CalI and exsm.
inc. FRANK FINcK
Nv. "a h 1S66-1y
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Marriage ard Ge.ibac,.

asS.tSes
y ESSAY or M tRNI.NG AND IN
- SfRUyfION> FOR YOUNG MEN
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02
NEW GOODS!
Dry Goods Clothing and
Groceries!

THR undersigned has jus, returned from
the Queen City with a we'll selected
sfsck Of the above articles, 10 which he
invites the attention Of citizens or Dnbo;s
ceunty, He e confident be can eel HE
goods az cheap az any merchant In this Vi.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-02-27
The New collector.

n we understand that Lucas Flattery,
Esq o. wooster, has been appointed BY
PRESIDENT johnson, and confirmed by the
oena.e, as Collector q thus CAIN con-
gressloaal District. NJ. Fiattefy 10 an
honorable, upright citi1en, and y rs q
man o. business, wen qualiied Tor the
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