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FoR President. There is considerable
speculation going on by both parties as to
candidates for the next Presidency. Some,
over anxious to be in the advance, in both
parties have been urging the nomination Of
General Grant. But lie is silent, and they
are somewhat at loss. One day lie seems
to be on this side aud next day on that, aud
we suspect he is like the Dutciman's hog,
on both sides at the same time. At any
rate, we think it would be good sense on the
part Of both parties to pitch him overheard
and entirely discard him, as he seems to be
too much Of nobody to be fit for President
Let each party nominate good civilian
These are, after all, the best men to dis
charge the duties Of a civil Office. I'm our
own judgment, We think the Democratic
party could do better than by nomina-
ting either franklin Pierce or Millard FL
more, - .Seliasgroue Times.
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tiuiu.
At Sturdivant's shop, in Prince George
County, the negroes attended the polls arm
ed almost TO nau with United States rifles
and pistols, and assumed complete control
Of affairs.
At Poplar Mount Precinct, in Green's
vile, aud at Hickstord, in the same county,
a similar state OF affairs obtained, and many
voters thereby deferred from casting their
suhrages At each of these places it was
perfectly impossible fov coiored man to
vote the Conservative ticket.
at Henry Precinct, in Sussex, the Rad-
Gals assembled in heavy force, ali armed,
and exercised violent supervision Of the
voting,
At Smoky Ordinary in Brunswick Coun-
ty, an armed negro stood at the cptrance
leading TO the coored poll, and notified each
voter aS he passed tha. Conservative vote
would insure his death.
At brunswick Court House there had
been collected a number Of guns in possession
OF the county. just previous to the election
they we're seized by order of Lieutenant
Kimbali the military officer commanding in
that locality, who had them cleaned and
distributed with ammunition, among the ne
groes, The result was Of course the same
related Of other places. Many whites were
deferred entirely from seeking the polls, and
no gro WAS allowed to enter any but a
radical ticket. In all these cases eycept the
last, the arms in the hands of the negroes
are reported TO have been those of the GOV
e,ynmant, and mostiy ncT. -ls,crsJvry In
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Dl L d

in Snlgarloaf township, on the 10th ult. i.
Eli X, Fritz, aged abyut 25 years.
, In Centre township, on the LIST inst.
oeorge Witmire, aged 70 years.
n In Bloomsburg. Pa, on Sabbath last, Mrs
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TO LADIES.

Your attention is called 10 the most eiTicatinus
rcrdies ever known inr the val nj ah sifIctiols
aud arrangements incident to The female sex.
DR.. Harvey's
CHRONO THERMA FEAIALEPILLS,
have h"cn used for upwards If THIRTY YEARS with
unvaryins success. They are adapted for all ordI.
lime.
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JURORS FOR COURT OF COMMON
~ PLEAS, DEC. 9, 1867.

IILAICi OIIC' ., TOUT.
nnHypr--Noscs Srhiichr,
Brni,,--1h mas DAVIS. Jesse K Pennington
EfwicL Bn.n--J.feu,iah 4 Sanders, Seth Gownan
iuiniI ondin
PFirrrTerk -Aiben Smith.
Eioo..--J"ln = Srrncr, Watson " Fnrnan,
Ca,awissa--Ane, ThnnaI. Erajanin r FORMER.
ehi,.-- John lin, kathsniei Campbell N0.deeHi
Milarh.
Conynghan.--T i,liam Gooinan. James Barry,
ti~hin.crPrk- iatksun Nci!enfy,
Groc.w nnh John Thomas
n, mice h. Aaron smith Peter Wcrkh"isrY.
Jackt"n--EZ k!rl Coc. George Farver, EIndG ae
Giiis
LOrr.t mu"l Keller Jaenb Yra;rr,
NaIison--Wiiim n Utuo;t,
Nam Jos"pi Hsiz"l, Nathan Miller,
VT pisEsant--Jnhn Whit.
Montnur David w Clark Noah MOnser, sanigsi
IlaR snhurh..
Orange" Archibald Patterson, David aehenL u:h, Jos,
ilrnrir.
Scott Henry krichner,
October 80, 1877.
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RESIGNED. We learn upon good author.
itty that, Mr.. +. G. Ilsrnc, postmaster at
this place, has tendered his resignation to
the Postmaster General, and urged its i'm.
mediate acceptance. Who his successor will
be, has not yet transpired. -Beuoick Ga
Eetfe
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-06

s% Governor GEARY has appointed the
Hon. j. PRINoLE JONES, Of Reading,
President Judge Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, composed Of the counties Of North.
ampton and Lahigh, in place Of tho Hon.
JOHN W. MAYNARD, resigned Mr.. Jones
presided in this Distric. once before b. an
pointment Of Governor Skunk, and a few
years after was elected to the Bench Of
Berks. He stands high as a judicial officer.
We understand it is the intention Of Mr..
Maynard to resume the practice of the law.
DJ. Hon John A. Andrew, Ex-Governor
Of Massachusetts,, died suddenly on Wednes.
day last, at Boston, Of apolexy. lie was
as years Of age He was taken i'll suddenly
while conversing with friend in his own
parlor, and in few moments life was ex-
tinct. He ewas man Of considerable ability
and political distinction, and swayed LARGO
influence in his State during the war. It
will BE- remembered that he promised Presi.
dent Lincoln to make the roads in his State
swarm with volunteers in case the on, ancipa.
tion proclamation was issued. The docu.
ment was almost Immediately put forth but
the roads I'D not suarx With soldiers.
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NJ TiCE- Tho Bioomsbuvs Mutual SAVING pund
~ Association Il now rsady to res.ivo subscrip.
tions for stock, Apply to- J. Brower, President. A,
his store, E Luis rnesurcr al bis store. Knor,
secretary at his oer, or to any nf the di,ectOss b,
order Of the association, q. HNORR, Secretary,
EST.RAY.

Came 10 the premises of the signcd In Cent,
ySA-z-->s tnwnship. some timr shout the dfI ~
1yTust4 September, a LI0nT ncD gULL. tra.
WN pnsed 10 bs hbrut Is nontns old. Tia
'szsG7-& cwn"r IL requested 10 come forward prov.
Ve,t. pay thn res. nna take him away, Utheiwiss
he 'i be tod according T., law
c. re. October 2, 1867.
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l,CTICE,

lfichy s!y'n ;hct We, the unds,si,ntd, c,tiznns
:" htHineH T"w"+hip, 30 atira tntn'y. f;rm laia
dat" t."p, lhA o'1'i nav p,rsoa nr p,rsos. i-9a.
passing nH ont lari.. 'hwl, are found ~ ia!;R
VII he 'rgi, = IA acG ,rIin: toI,w
i,hrc q Fir.c' Wtii.u Ar.',iran.
NngH - Nrgrii4 Sylyeste, Pr .r,
y. Z. VIC R,cnat, ,iCnb seal
T. ub II hrHh. Vim Wjnlu,s.--,
" nilnrk. sept. u lai- :g...t.L.
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Esy" The Radicals have counted the Fort
Delaware fraudulant votes in the official
returns thus cutting down Judge Shars-
woods majority los votes, his true majority
being 1880, whilst the fraud reduces it to
9o2. All who were engaged in that fraud,
from Governor Geary down, deserve to be
sunk beneath the contempt and indignation
OF right-thinking men of all parties.
FROM A HAIR TO A Boat LoAp.-Fair-
banks Standard Scales will weigh accurate
~ the most minute object that can turn q
balance OF the greatest delicacy, or give a
correct tonnage Of heavily loaded boat or
railway train. The highest premiums wero
awarded for thcse scales at the Great Paris
Exposition. ~ ,,t W.. 9,~,G0f
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-06

EG5" PRESIDENT JOHNSON has recon-
mendcl that Thursday, the 2Sth day of
November, be set apart and observed
throughout the "Republic," as a day of
National thanksgiving and prsis, to the
Almighty Ruler Of Nations Out of high
respect to the President, as well as the
many very great reasons for giving thanks,
there can be no doubt but this day will be
generally observed by the people of all the
States, and more especially BY those ofRe-
publican persuasion.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-06

n:a~ The "schoolday VISITOR published
by j. ". Daughaday & Co., No. 424 Wal
nut Street, Philadelphia, for November
presents its usual amount Of choice reading.
prepared by some of the best writer's in tn G
country. 1t is the intention of the publish
ers to make improvements on the next
volume, which will commence in January.
The last two numbers in this year will be
sent free to all new subscribers to the new
Volume. The price remains the same ::
$l.25 year, and to clubs $l.00.
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nD- The Republican press have been
laboring hard and industrously to explain
away their late defeat. They may talk about
general apathy as much as they choose, the
people know to their satisfaction. the real
cause. Both parties can boast Of heavy
poll 1t was never exceeded, save in last
Falls election, and was larger than the
home vote cast for President in 1854. The
vote this Fall exceeds by 10000 the vote Of
1865, when the Radicals swept the State by
majority Of 22,C6O! This Fall the Radi-
Gals pollcd 2CG,S or 2S,42i more votes
than in 1865, and yet are beaten over 1000
votes ! Let us hear no more about
"apathy;" they performed their best cleo
tionec,ing feats, but justly failed. There
was q slight stroke of reaction felt in their
ranks, on the sth Of October, that probably
had more to do than anything else in caus-
ing the defeat Of the Radicals, in this State
as well as in Ohio. Their principles are
bad, their policy ruinous, and the people
have decided not to sustain them.
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Al persons knowing themselvcs indoMad 10 tho
undersigned, are requested TO make payment withvut
delay j g. Rl!1TER, ND
B'ocnsbuyg,. Psb.is 1917.
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The abovosiack will bn disposed on the popnlrr
one price plan, giving every paIson h fne Go Il or
so. III silver Wat inr so without regard 10 vaiua
WRIGnr ,Ro.& 20 lGl ora!way, New York wish
10 ately dispose Of N" !buvG magnificent stock
Certificates. naming The a,trlrs are placed in seated
cnI o.opCs and well mixed luldrrs are entitled to
,lr articles ma meu n tlrir certificate, upon Caym"nt
vi Ten iolltrs whether 1t BE- watch worth 81. 400
one worth Tess. The return of any of our cc,ii
irile. entities you To the articles named thereon.
upon payment. irrespective ri its wurh, aud as no
article valued less ihas Slgis nninnd IN any c.riif
cate. II will at 0nre he seen that This Is ho lottery,
but straight forward l"si iimn,o transaction which
may be- pa'icipLtel ~ even by the most fas,idiOus.
single certificate vii! b. sent ny mail post mad
up.n tee ipt NJ - cents, ivt tor ST. steven fur 81
tn " three aud olepan, premium for S.. sixty tx
ana more valuable premium for s,u, nne hundred
aGd nlost superb Watch far SIS Tnac nts "r those
wishing "ml'irymeni, thiS is rare opportunity II
Is i.sitimaciy conducted bu. mess. Guly nuiiorz
ed by the q rrrlm"ut. am rp"n 10 the mast care.
ful scrutiny Watches sent by Express, with bill
tor collection on delivery, so ,hat no DISSATISFACTION
can POSSIBLY occur rry us. Address
WKlGLT BROTHER & 60, Importers,
I6i Broadway, New York.
Oct. 70. ls67. 3mos.
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=. DNlNISTN.ATORS' NOTICE.

Letter. Of Administration nn the cst'tc o! H-nj.-
MIN fuNltf ilir nf Zen rc lGwnsBip. dpe"nsrd
have brrr cran!ri hv III" Rrg,s,'r # 'n'nnhia
, oynty To Thomas G., Frwi Ter auG Moo-- Crrr''inc,
6f sci'",t Tuwn..p ss.d ''nnnIy. pesscns h,T'
e siiilns ggaiii. the estate a.; T'l'saf ~ r'h'
them ks,u 10 the administrators an! thosr !" i"'t
cd 10 tic estate viii make imu.t' .Iin p"ymcn. ~
IaDNA e FDEi.'R .dn,..
MOORE tELVEi ING,
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..sIEsSN sssNEP.

fame t. ih- pf6Mi+"- nj the snb,rr,n4r IN ''cr,-s
----.,ayy i"wnshp nH ~ hb, VI, rhs 3iat ~ Julr
es.E.S.I' last, FIVE HESD ~ rNr.g, lac
S,1,S.S$tJ O"nef i, !eT rested To cnnr frrWHii,
IyWS rF'v" properly by charges mad tgss
4AscxsSx1s Hen uwny; olkg!w!-e 'hsy wall be
disposed Of a:eo:ii ng To las
WILLIAM HlLL
t.nire Tow ship Cei. 10. 1877. 80.
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Gifts for christmas u New Years 4!

SUPERB sTo;'K or FINE GOLD Ann SILVER
W ,TiiEs. ALI. WAR ,NTED TO RUN. AMI
TIInRpi'GlIi.Y REGULATED. At rue Low
GU tkANTEEu.
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y THE UttFHx.SS CUrKT n TIT:

ma,trr Of exception, IA tie report Of ird',or ~
,;.tlIhr,iou nj i!,.fsatr Oi Pitr vPaHd dee sSGt'
s.lcn.brr OH, i5I7, q. G. Hahrr, Fsq.. appointed
ranmi. i irnt' In lake te,,iEO Nv TIE GouFl,
Certified from III, Record. JsssG C0LE.AH, tris
r. rar ies iaIrrc lrl 10 tho LanYa eEsr nu.er.
.hit stall alu.i to lie purpose ul n'Y rp1iat-
p,rn, p, my Office. ~ Ria1,. hnre. IN 'iIy iie
d.; If SIyealsyF isU;. ai 10 n'clnrk q. u.
-. C. MAILER. A,lH1..
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JURORS FOR THE QUARTER sEs.

JURORS FOR THE QUARTER sEs.
- SIONS, DEC. 2, 1867.
Benton -Abrahan McNuai.
Brinrcreck-John Z II 0sey Joseph staekiousc, John
w Smith.
Blonm Inhn Darkloy, Jo.rph SbArpl"ss.
Cntawissa-Wa ter scott. lessa Jnin uGnr Gpa rhaft
Centre Aaron kilciinrr. u A Bownian, W NiiHire
Conynrham- John Andr'
Crnirn!ia Born Henry Cable.
G,rrnw ood- saAarI rr"as. Philip Young. William
Johnson
JHcl son-- Matthew Meil"n.y.
!oru.i--Ehas George Juha Walter.
Msiitoa--I'aac McEride, James keniin, n rhilp,,
Mgin--!Euac ietler,
Miiiin--!rRHc l.ulI
MohlOnr- Jhincr barton,
Oranyn--Hrece J Nj lard.
RJayinecrerL--D1nI.i k0nSls, Jacob L1LgeGbarrar
scuii--p Peer Ent. Thomas w Logger, jacob Meick
Danirl snyder,
sucarluaf- christian |. Moore. Newton Lesrinsion
shadruei l. less.
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GRAND JURORS FOR DEC. TERN.

BEAVFR--s NJ Goahart. frank l. Ehuman,
BEITnN-WI iiinn hpplenlan.- John Karns.
!iO)M-John tjroiy.
BRi ERCEEEk Jonathan Il Gordnrr,
CA1hWlssA Jacob Eisilnr. John kiefer, Nathan
rronsy
CE\TRhLIh BnRO-john r iiannon, d W Wetiman
CENTRE-Janes Horh-r
cONY AGH AN-Pairick Brark n,
FRANkLlN-S 4 lOmDn Aniry.
tlSUINGGHfEk Samuel Coleman,
HEN Isaac i.'idy.
JAtKSO N-.G.orge Getty, Hiram Baker,
IOilSr-->amiiri st,nr.
MhBIsDN-Jnhn a Funston William Johnson,
PINE John frunrr. Jan,rs Masters,
sCG tRLOhF- Richard Hes.
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.s>UE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
ks. Ea. sTOENEE2, Proprietor.
This isa new stand lately fitted Up GOV tie accom- n
an'ipr at the ttavrI;n. public generally. siinai@d oa
Na;n S,rrrt. .rw dDnrS abnvr the fntr' touse on
what ia known as the Rohbsou property" IL 10
centrally larH.h IN Il e town, IN Isl IcHsent Pnfh
inr to ,iup brsdcr being III that part Of towh
where The mRoriiv Ut tho hn.inrss n bein2 '.one.
rhr proprietor feels 'unti.Irnt thh, he Is pnrsref
gave genera sUilsfstinn TO his guests, anu ""u'
solicit far portion 0f tho puhiic patronage.
B,noInsbut!. hHy ID, lsp5.
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A Fatal MISTAKE.

On Wednesday morning Mr.. Withern, n
farmer, who lives two miles cast Of Peosta,
in this county, arose two hours before day
light and proceeded to his barn to attend
10 his horses. lis son Martin, eight
years old, also got up directly afterward
without the knowledge of his father, and
thinking to be Of some service, went out
to catch chicken, and ascendcd tree for
that purpose. in the mean time the father
returned to the house, and hearing noise
among the chickens in the tree, concluded
that an animal, probably coon was making
havoc there. Instantly acting on this i'm
precision natural in tho darkness he seized
a pitclifork, ran to the tree, and thrust it
directly at tue supposed animal, and into
his own boy. The forl. entered the boys
left side, between his ribs, penetrating q
number Of inches into his lungs. He
shrieked wildly, cried ''Oh father, don't
it's only mel! and dropped into his father $
arms. lie was carried into the house, and
surgical aid was soon called: His condition
is very critical though hopes that he may
recover are entertained. The father was
horror struck ut his dreadful misfortune,
and for hours was almost frantic with grief.
--DnJuqac (io'ca) Times, Oct. Is.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-06

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HoRrICU!r
TURE.--We received the Oct. No. Of this az
rE;e'lltaaal magazine selse waeslk or mare ago,
but through some oversight failed to notice
it editorially before this week. 1t is pub
lishcd by j. Il. Tilton & Co., l6l Washing
ton Street Boston. It's subscription price is
but SO. 90 year; and it will give subscri-
bers nearly eight hundred pages as well as
illustrated horticultural reading, Or double
Mat af cny oiAcr horticultural magazine.
The editorials, selections, and illustrations
are capital. This publication is just enter
ing on its second volume, thus making it a
good time TO subscribe.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-06
A Presidential Ticket for 1868.

Tho Norristown Register raises tho names
Of Thomas II. Seymour, Of Connecticut,
and Richard II. Stanton, Of Kentucky, as
its candidates for President and Vice Prcsi.
dent IN 1868 subject, of course, to tho de-
cision Of tho Democratic National Convcn.
ton. The Register urges the nomination
Of these gentlemen in long editorial article
highly culogistic Of their qualifications and
public services and claims it as q mcrtcd
honor to the Democracy Of Connecticut and
Kentucky, for leading the way in the great
political revolution Of lsG7.-Nortstoun
Register.
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NEW ADvERTIsEs1ENTs,

NOTICE.
Tho public nrc hereby notified that the following
property, be longing to =. w. Jack son, CENTRE Town
ship. was sold on tho 9is Of October 1857 and puv.
chased bv tho undersigned, viz Prs, : Tow.
UOion Cook ing Stove. ANDREW FREAS.
Centre y ,wnship, Nov. O, 1877.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-06
The Virginia Elections.

FRAUD AND VIoLENcE--A REIGN or TER
RoR AT THE PoLLs.-The following extracts
from the Virginia papers show how the
election was conducted:
We are in receipt of reliable intelligence
from the neighboriug counties which un-
Questlonably establishes the fact that there
lat least at the late clection) was the most
utter farce ever played within the limits Of
a pretended Tree country. Our information
COMES authenticated by the names Of per-
.eetly responsible and widely known gentle
men, and We unhesi,a.irgly endorse its
f,7IIFt1
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nloomsbur,, July n. 1907. .-an.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12
THE GREAT NEW ENGl LAND REMEDY
DIR. w. POLAND'S
WHITE Pine COMPOUND.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES.

at was early in the spring oflS55 that this Com
pound was originated. Amembcr ofmy family was
afflicted with an irritation of the throat, attended
with disagreeable cough. Ihad forsomc months
previous thought that a preparation having for
its basis the inside bark of white pine might be so
compounded as to be very useful in the case.ofthe
throat and lungs. To test the value Of it in the
case alluded to, l compounded Il small quantity Of
the medicine that l had been panmiiIs, and gave
it in teaspoonful doses The result was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days the irritation
ofthe throat was removed, the cough subsidized and
Il speedy care was effected Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough.
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised mucus
| streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
| sent for more She took about ten ounces Of it,
| and go. we'll J. B. Clark, ESQ., editor the Man
chester Daily Mirror, made trial of the same
preparation in the case of severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased
withtAt results, and so confident ofsuecess attend
ing its sales if placed before the public. that he
| finally persuaded me to give it a name and send
| it abroad to benefit the suffering"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12
ADmENEsTBATOR's SALE.
In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

In the matter of the estate of Michael Burke de-
ceased.
NJ oTIoE is hereby given that by virtue and pur
lN suance of an order of license made in said mat
ter on the 14th day Of November, A. D., 1861, by
the County Court Of said County, the undersigned,
Administrator OF the estate Of said deceased, viii,
on Friday the Doth day of December next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, on the prems-
es offer for sale at public vendne the following de
scribed lands to wit The Real Estate on Section
No. II, Town No. l. Range No. 20 east described
as follows: Bounded on the west by the fence on
the east line Of twenty sold to Thomas Burke,
in the Sections No. 1880 in same Town aud Range;
on the north by north line Of land decided to e. w.
Evans by A. G.. Campbell and Hannah Campbell,
by deed bearing date the 18th OF april, 1e55, and
fine line 10 be far enough east 70 embrace 40 acres,
east Of said Thos Burlzes land and bounded as
Aforesaid subject to a mortgage OF six hundred and
twenty dollars given by sad Michael Burke to
Enoch " Evans on the Esd day of May, A. D., 1866,
and interest thereon from date also the west sixty
9s01 acres Of the northwest quarter en- Of Section
M twenty (20), Town one ~, Range No. twenty
10 east Subject % the dover or one-third life in
fferest IF The vic y of said Michael Burke in SAID
land as heretofore get Oand assigned by said Court
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place of sale.
Dated November 18th, a. D., 1857.
JOHN CoGswEII,
3W26 Administrator.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12
A Life Pnrnnse.

Every student needs to be guided
and controlled by fixed purpose
There should lie before his mind, the
grand and symmetrical proportions
of the character which he intends to
build up. He should view the pos
sibilities Of the future, as the sculp-
tor views the rough block OF marble,
which he may, if he will, carve into
aform Of beauty, that shall ''be joy
forever" K ~ vi
We should enter the school oflife,
as the carpenter enters upon the con-
struction of building; having dis
tinct plan to work by, and always
working by our plan. Every young
person knows, or ought to know,
what he or she would like to be; and
in these times andin this free land,
and under the bright shining of in
tellectual light and learning, such as
never visited any previous age, what
ever we eoiU to be, we may, approx
innate to at last. L refer, here, more
particularly, to our moral and intel
lectual character. A diligent use of
our opportunities, and persistent
determination in the course which we
mark out for ourselves, will surely
bring us advancement. This has
been proved time and again, in the
experience of hundreds, who have
written their names upon the roll of
honor, in church and state.
AS to the particular calling which
we would wish to follow, that is not
SO much under our control. Circum-
stances will oftentimes battle u.s.
Barriers will be raised across our
pathway, which, in spite of all our
efforts, we cannot surmount; and we
shall find, many times, it may be,
when we purpose to take straight
road to certain goal, we shall be
obliged to turn off for time, into a
narrow lane. But let us, by all
means, have mark to shoot ut, and
hit it if we can. oAg