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An Ordinances
PROVIDING FOR PLANTING AND
MAINTAINING SHADE TREES ALONG:
THE STREETS OF RICHMOND, IND.


SEC l. Be it ordained BY the Common CounciI of
Richmond That whenever the Common Council
shalt deem il for the best interest, nd
comfort Of the citizens of any part Of said CITY, 70
shall be the duty of said Council 10 instruct the
Committee on Streets, or Street Commssioner, to
have the same done hereinafter provided. "a
Sxc. 2. That, also, when the majority of the ouu
ers Of ground on anv square fronting on street,
shall petition the Common Council 10 have shade
trees planted and maintained along the whole square.
il shah be the duty of said Council instruct the
Street Commissioner, or Committee Streets, to
hare the s.me done as hereinafter provided.
Size. 5. That when the planting and intaiuing
of shade trees aeng any street square s contem-
plated provided In either OF the foregoing sections,
shall be the duty Of the Common Council to instruct
the Street Commissioner to notify the
cupants % Efcuud bordering sad ssreess 20 plant
out along the edge of the sidewalks, fronting
said Sidewalk, Il such distances apart a. NAV Be
designated BY said Council; the to be protested
BY suitable boxing Such trees TO be of the kind the
Council shall designate, except in where the
titioners shall desxna te the Kind they desire Rser
ence is had 20 See. Of Ordinance regulating and
protecting streets, shade trees, 4c passed and ap
proved April n 1852 which is hereby made part Of
this Ordinance. e Azkaa - law -et- -
Sac L. That should the said owner or occupants.
or any Of tbem neglect or refuse to comply with the
foregoing proviscus, or part thereof when prop
eriy notified above, for month louger,
receiving said notice, i. shall be the duty of the Com
Council 70 instruct the Committee Streets,
the Street Con te have said trees planted,
and properly boxed Of which they shall keep
\ correct list, and when completed, said bill OF ex-
peuse. with ten psr cent. thereon shall be presented
to the said occupants for their proportion of
said cost, for payment; and should they, or any of
them, neglect refuse to paw the same hes said
work is doue bill presented, it shall be the duty ef
the Treasurer to to collect the same is
yided for the collection Of other taxes in Sections No.
Revenue of the City of Richmond, passed and ap-
prored Sept. %, 1852, which is made part hereof
SEc. 5. This Ordinance 10 be in force from and af-
ter its passage and publication.
/ Passed and approved this 5th day of March, 1857
LEWIS d. SfUBBS, Mayor.
Attest: p. P. KIax. Clerk
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WHAT Dip IRA young lady, returning to her
country home after a soourn Of few months in New
York was hardly recognized By her friends. In place
Of rustic, flushed face she had soft, ruby complex
ion of almost marble smoothness; and instead OF %
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Hagan's Magnolia Balm. and would not be
withoutit. Any lady can improve her personal ap-
pearance very much by using this article 1t can be
ordered OF any druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring water, soldby all Druggists
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The Crooked Pickles.

The sound Of brisk steps, directions in
subdued tones, the carefully laid tea-ta-
Bile with its china and silver, all confirm
ed Minnie Warren's whisper, We've got
company Aren't you glad, Dede? I'm
Gle Aaron's come And fond Aunt Lucy
had granted the inmost wish of her little
heart by allowing her to think herself
useful on this great domestic occasion.
MAY get the picklesS
Mind and pick out the straight ones,
my dear
.Yes'm,' and back she skipped with a
plateful, so green, so hard, and sure to
be brittle, that even fastidious Aunt Lucy
was satisfied.
Minnie dropped into her little chair.
watching for an, on,aartaRys,Y'- sar, grave
lines were drawn upon the serious little
face, and drew Aunt Lucy's eyes towards
her. busy as she was.
why did you tell me to get straight
pickles, Aunt Lucy 2 rleE
'Oh, because they look little nicer
| for company. The crooked ones taste
as WELL
Minnie fell back. pondering the idea
she could not express.
Aunt Lucy!'
What, DEAR
DO you love Uncle Aaron better than
you do Uncle John ? Didn't you tell
me Uncle John was dear, good man
Aren't they both your brothers, jast the
same?' r.--s.5zt ~ ~,
Indeed they are, and love them
both,' answered Miss True, quick tears
thinning her glasses
.But-but'-the earnest eyes, the quiv-
ering lips asked permission to go on.
Miss True's smile granted it.
You have made toast, and cooked
chicken, and put on the prettiest dishes
for Uucle Aaron, but when Uncle John
was here you said, Never mind, the blue
dishes are just az well,' and you didn't
tell me to get the straight pickles, either.
But, auntie, am very sure you told me
to treat my little playmates just alike
We'll, Minnie, know that Uncle
Aaron was more particular about eating
than Uncle John He is used to having
things very nice at home, while Uncle
John is not
I know chimed in the flexible, ex
pressive child's voice. 4 know why
because Uncle John is poor. But, aunt
lie, if he don't get lice things often.
won't he like them better when he does p
The naive home question, put with
moist eyes and deprccating tone, was
too much for Aunt True. She would
have boxed pert child's ear, but she
answered Minnie (would that all Of us
could be as wise , humbly
Dear child, Aunt Lucy was wrong !;
she loves her brothers just alike, and
means to treat them SO, and when Uncle
JoLn comes again he shall have a nice
supper
Yes, and will get the straight pick
les, too I 5<
4 declare said Aunt Lucy, shutting
herself into the buttery, while the four
years Of experience outside walked away
witt = happy face, 4 declare, Lucinda,
that child Of yours does ask such ques-
lions; did you hear her? 1 shall never
see crooked pickle again without being
ashamed of myself You must be care
fnl {, that pickle jar has taught Minnie
more about the sin of respect to persons
III an the Hhole second chapter Of James
would have DONE ~ q.
A new law in Mississippi imposes =
poll tax on persons without visible
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A6rE DE AAssoLIA.-The pretiiest thing, the
Sweetest tk n.y." and the most of for the least
money 1t o.ereomes the odor of persprstson; soft
and adds delcaey 10 the skin is delightful per-
furne allays headache and inflammation, and IS a
necessary companion in the sick room, the nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. Ii be obtained
every where at one dollar per bottle. =
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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All who value beautiful head Of hair, and its pre-
servaton from premature badness turning gray,
makes the hair rich soft and glossy eradicates dand
ruff, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. II is sold everywhere.
sza..- ar E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Sarsto9a Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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steadily gro wing in favor for over twenty years il
upon the absorbents at the roots of the hair and
ahanges it to its original color by degrees All in
Sta dyes deaden and niure the hair Iieim-
streets dye, but is certain in its results, pro-
notes its growth and is beautiful HAIR DREssING.
Price so cents and Sl00. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring water, soldby all Druggists
May 10, ls66.--l1 e s.gif--E 1y.
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What tn. Wind Says.

DO you know what the December
wind says, grandpa 2 asked . little child
at an old merchants knee. .3s.
No puss what does it 2 he auswered.
stroking her fair hair. sr-.,,s.s 49,
tRemember the peogaa laasaay: 1t foars,
Remember the poor When it puts ita
great mouth to the keyhole. it Whistles.
Rem ember the poor When il strides
through a crack in the door, it whispers
it; and grandpa, when it blows your
beautiful silver hair about in the street,
and you shiver and button up your coat,
does it not get at your ear and say 80.
too, in still, small voice, grandpa
why, what does the child mean7 z
cried grandpa, who, ! am afraid, had
been used to shut his heart against such
words. You want new NUT and tip
pett, reckon. A pretty way to get them
out of your old grandpa ssaa3,
NO, grandpa said the child, earnestly
shaking her head mo, its the no mu0.
and-tippet children I'm thinking Of my
mother always remembers them, and 50
do try to- ssn sa f-tf .ss 49,,
! After the next storm the old merchant
sent 6fty dollars to the t.sasurer of-a
relief society, and said, Call for more
when You wantit.' The treasurer stared
with surprise, for it was the first time
be had ever collected more than dollar
from him, and that, he thought, came
prudoinoIy'
Why, said the rich merchant, aftsr-
wards. coull never get rid Of that child's
words; they stuck like glue.' i s.
And little child shall lead them
says the Scripture. How, many a cold
heart has melted and close heart opened
by the simple earnsstness and suggestive
words OF child -. +eeaf - E.arxTef
.s55simaaos s------.e------aae 1ae# q
! Marshall, who discovered gold in Cal
ifornia, has recently found rich silver
mine on almost identicaIly the same
spot where he frst discovered gold, in
ls4s. After N interval Of eighteen
years he resumes his pick and ahovel at
the very point where tho precious metal
first met his vision, and which discovery
has peopled this coast and built this
great city. Marshall b half hermit,
misanthropic, Wild. and sentie eharSc-
ter. He lives alone In little house in
the suburbs Of the village Of Caloms,
where he has for some years past cult
vated little garden, raised grapes, and
made wine, in . email way, from the sale
OF which he has managed to live He 10
tall, siEewy man, With grizzly hair and
beard and Wild eyes. For years he has
| q - -
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II EITERS of Administration having been granted
sherndersi izued. the Estate Of yceeph 1ha tch-
er deceased, late Of Wavne county, notice herehy
rfren 10 all indebted TO said Estafe b psv tie saue
imnaediasely, and those having chains agasnss said
Es.ase, VII present them duy authensicate f- set
asmcns. The Estate Is supposed 70 be solvent.
ENoS THOMAS. Adm'r
Msrch .. 1887. s- - ss77f = sz+szs Ne. :S~
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A new law in Mississippi imposes
poll tax on persons without visible
means Of support, and those who cam
NOT pay it are % be held as ragrauts-
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.T.-1s60.-X.-Thea amount of Plantation Biterst
sold IN one year is something startling They would
oil broadway six feet high, from the Park to 4th
street brakes manufactory is of the stutous
of New York. II is said that Drake painted all the
rocks in the Eastern States with bis cabastic IS.
T.-fs6o.- and then got the old granny legisla-
tors to pass law "preventng dsfu ring the face of
nature" which gives him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know the Plantation
Bittess other article ever did. They are
used By all classes OF the community ana death
on Dyspepsia They are very invigors TIM
when languid md weak, and great appetizer.
Sarstogs Spring Water, sold BY all Drugei 4
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am lifting the kettle from the fire scaied ms sell
very severey-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
turc Undesirable. The Mexican Mus
tang Linmest relieved the pain almost immediately.
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
atY #l CHAs. FosrER. 42e Broad ST., Phisda."
This Is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
men will do 1t is invaluable in all cases of wounds
engs sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins etc. either
upon beast.
7 Beware Of counterfeifs. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel-plate engrxvings, bearing the
signature of q. w. Westbrook, Chemist and the
p'irue stamp Of DEhAs BARNES 4 Co., New York
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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,wlHE NEXTTERM OF twenty weeks viii begin
t Hebruary Sab, 1851. es
fTswfA 10 announce 10 nv friends that effort vii
9 arud - make this school rank with the vesT best.
To teNsAsrs aad those peepsrin1 teacd, wish to
say thnH yaw1 King arranSements havesa COM
ple,e rRSGlnS1 DkPART AENT, during se.t term.
We 4 AAoOM kEEP1NG.
] surnish plain - ecarss Of Boob Keeping.
sstHsisnt Cor all s6se Of life, without
extrA charge. & sA.N<Ht&AA HADDk,
S--3m. SsNy n Prineipal.
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xeNHE fs'swiag ]. lis. Of receipts for premiums
pnid ny ,. ". BCkSoN D Co., Cor tAs Ary est
snoE = Ftaxsscd r.ised from given amounts loaned
easksS RscnAoSs, Ixp.. March fst 1857
RecsaeX&K. Barsa Co.. Tea (tlol Dollar
buin~ cosVC&o pesmiu ms 90 AAxseed, a per ther
- W. <fss s9s6pDpRIDGR, xaso.. Ind.
~@ Anozns slSn, March lst 1857
r. RecdvsA Of =. ". DoE9oG -, Twenty l4so1 Dol
& lara being cue Of the ps1n1 M Ga xseea ss per
.their aerssnsnt Of NarcA N93~19<s =
80 - = 49, 8. II. XAt42N. knton. Ind.
se&s 4 Rsczxoxp, Ism. 49, IL 1857.
Recrired OF J. W. Burscs 4 Co, A7bVfe9el Dol
Mn, heins one OF The preaiuna on aAxsssl as per
GSRA = NATHAN AENDENaALL, Dover, Ind
HNA& R1cnHoxp, Ixp- ,laseh Lex 1855
of Nv, Rcrson 4 Co., sEorty 4 s$4ol Dol
@IS1n Rsof the pr-miams nA1accd as p<r
tAs6e . q Of March ~. 1856. "
$&AMES SNELSER, RcAunond Ind
- IErxOxn, ISp.. March lst 1851!
a Hscsivsa dRaEN q Co, ,sFsfsy {S5e) DOL
5.f ssrs.neas q 4 -; lsss. N :.
- a Sc *@* - - 13-ew&-
~ TO Ls61 ~
1000 h''As'; &. i. S.sSss:ssl n s. CO. .
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VOL. XXXVII.i

LYos's EXTRACT Pure JAMAICA GrSGER-for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburu, Sick Hesdache Chol-
era Morous, Sc, where warming, genial stimalant
is required. Its careful preparation and entire purity
makes cheap and reliable article for cuiirarv pur
poses. Sold everywhere, at so cts. per bottle.
Saratoga Spring water. sold BY al! Druggists.
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TRfBN ONT no q s E
JOHN ELLIOTT. Proprietor,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN.
Rjchmond, Ind.
Gsone ana Maso,. work.

ruyWx sesx ned is prepared to fursish say amount
IL oF1 a6f Sp,ue. OF good quality. at reasonable
priccs dslvossd Do The ground He il also prepared
TO cousract for aud I'll all orders in that
He can s a,l tin,es - fbsind on the South W est
corner or Eighth and WeJeAt streets. Orders res
ps'"'''' ~ ' wILEsAM GRoTrENpICK.
R;chuond, Feb. .sh - 50 -Slasss ss@s aee
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A "SQuARg" 10 10 lines OF the type in which thts
set. No ADVERT smsnt inserted Tor less than -
though tess than 10 lines, and for one week only All
displayed advertisements measured by this rule
All advertisements continued till forbid at the ex-
pense of the advertiser. sH
Professional Cards, Less than one square, inserted
at 1900 per a4nun. u - r-s fss.v.-ss
by, Il o'clock, ~, TUESDAY.
An transcient advertisements to be paid invariably
ID advance. trstA2~ 35 "t-@ EYE -
Obituaries of ten lines less inserted free. Al
over this III be cha rged for at hab adyeris-
ing rates. - % -
All Petitions for Divorce Petitions for PAret.on
Chancerv Notices. and all other kgal Advertising to
he paid for in advance, charged 10 respoasihe At
orneys ordering the sans, to be due ON expiration
Of publication.
Attachment Notices Of Administrators and Execu-
tors inserted at s75 including certifying 10 the sans
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I. FRANCISCO, N. ID:
East side, between Main and Walnut
July II. 1854 soft RICHMOND. IsDIAsA
r. ROSE,

Surgeon Dentist. "
II pESFECTFULLY reminds his friends and the
IL public that he continues the practice OF Dental
Surnery Mt the OLD OFFICE on the n. w. corner
OF Main and earl-sts.,-where he will be pieased
to receive all calls for his professional services He
solicits a share of the pubic's patronage and war
rants entire satisfaction.
x0- Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use oi
Nitrous Oxyde or Laughing Gas.
Richmond, Feb. II 1857
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05
An Act
An Act
To permit disabled soldiers to peddls with
out charge by procuring q liccnos there

To permit disabled soldiers to peddls with
out charge by procuring liccnoS there.
for. ,..
Bet enacted de-, That every honssably
discharged soldier, who is o resident Of this
State. aud who, from wounds or on account
Of diseases contracted while in the military
or naval service Of the United States, and
on account Of such disability is unable to
procure livelihood by manual labor, shall
have the right to hawk. peddle, and vend
any goods, wares, or merchandise within
this Commonwealth xby procuring license
for that purpose, u u issued without cost !;
provided, that before any such soldier shall
be entitled to the benefits Of this act he shall
obtain u certificate from an examining sur.
geon Of the United States that he is unable
to secure his living by manual labor, and
shall also procure certificate from the Pro-
thonotary Of any county in this State that
he has filed in the Office of said Prothono-
tary his affidavit, setting forth that he is
the bona fde owner, in his own right, Of all
the goods, wares, and merchandise which
he proposes to hawk, peddle, and vcnd and
that be will not engage to sell the same to
any other person or persons whatever; and
provided further, that the aforesaid certif-
cate, together with such persons discharged
from the military service, an cxcmplified
copy thereof, shall be full and conclusive cy.
idence OF such persons right to the benefits
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05
DIR. j. G. AVER Il CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemis
LOWELL, MASS.,.
AND SOLD ny
Ayers Ague Cure.

For THE SPEEDY AND CERTAIN Cure OF INTERMITTENT
FEVER, or CuiLLs AND FEVER, REyIrTESr Fsvku,
Chill FEVER, DunB A"UE. PERIODICAL HEADAcHE OR
BiLIoUs HEADACHE AND BILIOUS FEvERs INDEED, ror
THE WHOLE CLASS or Disc hss ORIGINATING IN hillary
DRRAsGEMtsT, CAUSED BY THE aALARIA.oF MiAsnATiC
CoUSTRlEs
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the sevcrest
Casss Of Chlls and Fever and it has this great ad
vantage other Ague medicines, that IL suSdues
..hc complaint without injury to the patient. II con
tai quIninc other de hter Ous substance, nor
does 1t produc quinism or any injurious effect what
ever Shaking broihers OF the army Of the west, try
1t and yOu will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by Dr.. J. g. AVER L. CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists and dealers ia medicine
everywhere.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05

uNcoNsrTUToNAL.-On Monday last
the Supreme Court Of this State, in session
at Harrisburg, declared the Act of Assembly
passed by the Legislature, creating sort Of
new judiciary to try Quarter Sessions and
Oyer and Terminor cases, in Schuylkill,
Dauphin and Lebanon counties, unconstitu.
tional. The law gave the new criminal
court exclusive jurisdiction in Schvylkill
county and only concurrent jurisdiction in
Dauphin and Lebanon. Dauphia and
Lebanon are Radical counties, and were used
in making up the district SO that the De-
mocracy Of Schuylkillaaight net be able to
elect the next Presidsat Judge after.the ex.
piration Of the term of.Geary's arpointee.
That little game, however of the Radical
politicians las been nicely upset.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05

Bay II must be humiliating to thc Re-
publican newspapers to be compelled upon
the adjournment Of every Republican Legis-
lature to acknowledge that it was the most
corrupt and extravagant body that ever ex-
listed. They .hayerbeen obliged to d. 50 an
nually for the past six years, and yet the
people will go and do just the same thing over
-re-elect the same men and the same party
to the same positions However, if we read
the signs or the times Alright, it is now play
ed out. ts,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05
TO CONSUNPHI.VE Els.

Tho advertiser, having been restored TO health in a
few weeks by very simple remedy, after hav inn
suffered for several years with severe lung nfYcc
ton, and that dread disease Con anxon
10 make known TO his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
10 all who dosire II. no will send a copy OF the
proscriptn used frec Of charge with the directions
tor preparing and using the same, which they will
find suRE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AsrnsMA BRoNCRlris
CeuaHs CoLDr, and al throat and Lung Affections.
The only object or tho advertiser ip sepdipg the Pre-.
scripton 10 10 boaed the al ana spread ihfof.
hopes every sufferer will Try his ropcdy, as Il win
cost them nothing and may provo blessing, Parties
wishing tho prescription, ragg, by return mail, IN
please address. REV. EDWARD WILSON, vii.
iiamsburg, Kings Co, New York. May %, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05
"The Intelligent Conservative
Element,

We have quoted the above heading Of
this article from the Philadelphia Daily
Ne.cs--a paper which hos been protessedly
Conservative during the past year. Previous
to that II was known among tho blood and
thunder organs Of the war. Lately it has
20 much missled q few persons calling
themselves Democrats, as to induce even
Fsome editors Of Country papers wishing to
be called Democratic, to say and publish in
their sheet that the Daily Nc,cs is DEM
ocratic paper We do not wish to deprive
the most Radical Of the right Of repentance.
Nor do we wish to say anything that may
oppose the action Of such repentant radicals
in joining the Democratic party, but we do
wish it understood that we for oursclf--
others may do as they wish-will not sell
our birth-right for an imaginative thing
which has no existance, and has no fair
prospect Of ever gaining one. The Daily
Meacs, when stating its own political stand
ing, says it is Of the NATIONAL UNION
PARTY, and not only denies union with the
Democratic party, but absolutely declares it
will not support any man who may be the
nominee Of the Democratic party. But
use its own words published on the 18th,
Of last month THE intelligent conserv-
ative element Of the country will not
join the Democratic party, neither will it be
induced to cast its suffrages for ticket
made by it,
We have been blamed for being too cut
spoken in the cause Of Democracy. Let
mea who think Of gaining the votes Of this
presumpive Intelligent conservative elc-
ment' for Democratic candidates ponder
over this assertion Of the leading intelligent
conservative" newspaper in Pennsylvania,
and if they can find that which shows a
spark Of sympathy with the Democracy We,
upon being convinced, will change our
course, aud adopt the system Of their intel.
ligence which now is, in appearance but rs
ruse to gain position. A plan to secure the
Offices Of Revenue Assessors, Post Master,
Collectors, &c. They will not vote for the
nominees of the Democracy, but ask us to
vote with psrty which has no existaacc.
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Dl L ID

In Briarcreek, on the 2lst ult., Fannie
wife of Joseph Tinsly, aged 81 years, 5
months and II days.
Suddenly, at his residence ia Nescopeck
township, on the 18th ult, David Walker,
aged SO years and month.
SWldeIH, on the 2lst ult., Geoge Wcntz,
infant son Of Dr. G. w. and S. Alice Ritten-
housc, aged nopths.
IN !!eulock township, on the 2Sd ult.,
Isaac ReicEard, aged SO years month and
7 DAYS.