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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-18

SPIcE.-An ill-bread mana sick baS
ker. A poor cook-One that kneads
dough and instruction at the same time.
Words that burn-Rejected newspaper
communications. Motto for a hungry
man-Dinna forget. A bone of conten-
tion--the jaw bone. Rectified spirits
Spirits of reformed drunkards. Sappers
and Miners-Boys that gather maple sap.
Plagiarism-Preaching ''Lent' sermons,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-18

"A freak of nature has been seen in
Arkansas, in the shape of man with
three ears. One was on each side of his
head, and the third, belonging to another
fellow, between his teeth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-18

The Democratic gain on the popular
vote Of Oregan is three thousand.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-12

GEN. j. FRANK CHEATHAM. This gal
liant gentleman, now Coffee county farm.
er, was in the city yesterday, and was.
warmly greeted by his numerous friends.
He came to the city to buy thresher "a
tbresher of wheat and other small grain,
however, for he has retired from any other
sort of threshing business. He has beaten
his sword into q ploughshare and his spear
into "a pruning hook, and is willing TO
leave 10 others the saving Of the State in
civil councils and political conventions.
But, whether before the public, or not, he
enjoys its esteem in every respect; and no
man in Tennessee surpasses him in the ele-
mems of a high-toned and chiyalrous gen
tleman. We were pleased to lear the
crop prospects in the mountain region are
promising, and hope the barns of this gen
uine Cincinnatus may be full and to spare,
before the waning of the harvest moon,
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cry councIl.
osE VINO Knows

The Board met at half past three o'clock,
yesterday with President ShankIand in the
chair.
A message was received from the Mayor,
advising the remodeling of the water-tax
system: So thai taxation may in the future
be levied on the amolht Of water nsesl,
and not on the number Of persons compos.
ing family.
The following Communication; was also
read
95fhe Honorable Mayor aad City Council
Of the Cty Of Nashville: GENTLEMEN f: In
view OF the reassessment for water tax,
which takes place on the lat of july, feel
it my duty TO address you few words on
what appears to me, from my experience
while assessing to be an unjust basis of as
sessment in levying the water tax:
The law laid down is to tax parties
according to the number in each home or
family. | have found in some poor fam
lilies seven and eight. il number who were
often compelled to have recource for water
to other MIGRANTS, not having one of their
own, and who did not use more than a.few
gallons per day, whose taxes amounted to
from $40 10 S24 per year-too heavy for
them to bear In rich families, where
there are baths kept, much washing and
cooking to be done, with fifteen or twenty
five rooms and family of perhaps only
three or four, leaving the tax only from
Sl2 to SIC, and in each one of these bed
rooms they use more water than the family
of seven or eight. nusTeG Et34
This is evidently wrong, and it is, in my
opinion, necessary that lsome means should
be devised to remedy the evil.
II is cause Of very extended and WE'LL
founded complaint, and deserves tie
serious. and immediate attention of the
City Council. JAMES READY,
Superintendent of Water Works.
The committee to whom was referred the
proposition of NJ. Mc(aavock to sell land
for park, reported -fdyorabiy for the pur-
chase. grsrss .a So 5l4s8
The committee to whom was referred the
bill providing for the payment Of the city
employees for the month Of May, reported
fayorably on the passage of the bill, and
the bill passed. ...-....--.t..t
A resolution for the appointment Of FIVE
three from the Common Council and two
from the Board of Aldermen7to inyesii-
gate the expenditures of the Workhonse,
was passed, aud Messrs Hammer, Conner
and Emery were appointed on the com
mittee.
The petition of Mr.. Mckinley, Of South
Market street, to have hiswatertax partially
RENTED, and referred to the Superintend-
ent Of Waterworks, with power action
of the Board of Aldermen concurred in.
The petition of citizens of the seventh
wards to have water in the ward, and re-
ferred to the Committee on Waterworks
by the Board of Aldermen, was eoncurred
in.
Applications for building, recommended
to be granted by the Fire Committee, were
granted.
A resolution requesting the Finance
Committee to report upon their mode of
sale and hypothecation of bonds, passed
Board Of Aldermen, was coneurred, Ad-
journed. .. e...s...r
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Rnrns rolIa ~. - - 80 ra..

81
Burns would have been paidla The road
was very little in debt when it was finished,
and Ism sure all fair IaindedInen will agree
that the parties who finished this important
road with the means at their disposal
ought 70 be INDUCED by the State, which is
the principal creditor. The United States
government has acted the part OF an indul-
gent creditor toward the company, and the
State would have been the gamer by pursu-
ing the same. The charge that mem
bers Of the "Burns Board" had advised
parties 10 have no business with the road
under the present management, as it is q
Radical concern, Is too absurd to require
refulation il is simply freak Of the Re
ceiyer's Imagination.
| have deemed it a simple act OF justice
TO President Burns to state what / know
to be the facts in regard TO this eontre-
yersy.
ONE Who KNOWS.
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Nov Advertisements.

Albert q Seeman continue their regula
auction sale this morning to the trade, Q
boots, shoes and brogans, drygoods, bats
etc, etc.
The Ella Hughes, having retired from
The Upper Cumberland, enters upon the
down river trade, and will leave for Cairo,
on Saturday at Pm
Jacob Them presents an attractive auc'
ton bin this morning.
Prof. and Madame De Castro desire az
engagement in music, and the principal
modern languages.
Fugazzi's ice cream is the richest and
pusest 20 be had IN the city.
Setlif has the Round Table, The Week,
Weekly Herald, Scottish American, Clip
per. Turf and Farm, Agriculturisl, Seien-
tifc American, CuiiiYalor, Chicago News,
IIarpers Weekly, Leslie's illustrated,
Iarper's Bazaar, Wayerly Magazine, Lit
erary Album, Chimney Corner and Led
ger.
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HORSE THIEF COVE no GRIEF.
Lincoln County Tragedy-JusfIHabIe
Homicide.

From a gentleman who arrived in this
city yesterday from Fayetteville, we gather
the following particulars Of bloody ter
minatiOn Of the life of one of a notorious
band Of horse thieves that have infested
the lower portion Of Middle Tennessee for
two years past, and been source Of terror
TO the good people for miles around. The
victim was a man by the name of Powers.
a resident Of Giles county.
One day during last week he stole a
horse from a neighboring farmer, and rode
over to Lynchburg, little post village
situated about fifteen miles northeast of
Fayetteville. Arrived there he attempted
to dispose of the animal at such a remark
ably lsg price that suspicion at once be-
came Predominant in the minds Of bis
'WOuld-be purchasers. In few moments
after his arrival his pursuers Whose names
our Informant does not recollect,) came
into the village, and demanded the sur
render of Powers, who not only refused,
but made demonstrations of violence TO-
wards the officer, whereupOn the Constable
drew his pistol and shot him, killing him
almost instantaneOusly.
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COULDN'T RAIsE THE WIND.-In the
court of Justice Mathews yesterday, Jack
Rea, charged with malicious shooting with
intent to kill Michael Quinn, was brought
up for trial. A statement from DIR. Hughes,
Surgeon attending defendant, to the effect
that DEFENDANTS wound was of such a ma
ture that ten days would elapse before he
would be ready for the prosecution, there
fore necessitating a postponement to the
I'D inst. A new bond was required Of
Rea, who braught up several of his friends,
among them General Receiver Innes, but
the solvency OF his financial affairs being
not altogether satisfactory to the court,
Rea was committed TO Jail to await his
trial. F
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic mics. Parties,
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice.
sB- We also keep on hand dne assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock Of the best and freshest Confec-
tionerss TO DO had 10 the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI. a
aprlS Pm No. 80 North Cherry street 81
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States BIOS at 7244.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them at fc premium
There is very little demand here for gov
eminent bonds The banks buy at about
&c under the New York rates and hold at
about &c advance g.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 73l for the old, and 70
for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are bought
at s5c and are held at 9Oc, with but few
on the market.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in de
mand at SOC in the dollar.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9Th
inst, were as follows
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p SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNTINGTON.
NO. 2 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American BIock)

49, o"
Union and American Block)
Has ON hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and Searsueca Suits; new styles
in Che,Oit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen; ele-
giant MarSeilIeS Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, SuspenderS, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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ATTENTION! WARNING We are re-
quested by the Master Of Phoenix Lodge
Of Masons, to warn the fraternity against
a lady calling herself Millmgs, and solicit
ing charity. Shes Is about sixty years Of
age and has but one eye, She has been in
this city before, under the name Of Skill
lern, aud also "a Mrs. Mcmillan.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.--The Masonic
Lodge Of Fayetteville, are to have a grapd
celebration, in beautiful grove near that
place on 81. Johns Day, the 2ith instant.
Orations are TO delivered, a beautiful
table spread aud good time generally is
anticipated.
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GOING AwAr.-On last Monday eYeo-
ing, Dr. r. +, bunting pastor in charge Of
The First Presbyterian Church in this city,
read to his congregation a communication
from the clergyman Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Galveston, Texas, together with
a unanimous cali on the part Of the Gal
weston congregation, for his services al that
place, commencing during the Coming fall.
The letter also stated that out OF popula-
ton of over million Of souls in the State
Of Texas only eight Presbyterian churches
we're in successful operation. He said that
mailing a. he did from che shores Of the
lone star" State. endeared ~ il was by
many lies, he felt 1t his duty as a pastor 10
accept the calf Three years ago he was
appointed to the pastoral charge Of the
flrst Presbyierian Church of Nashville,
ana ionnd is congregation scattered, its
members discouraged and numerous obsla-
cies 70 surmeunt, bat lahoring earnestly
aud zealonsly IN tha great cause, he can
today witness The happy elimination OF
hiH sn1iE an membership OF over Eve
Administering an increase Of abo,,t three
hundred since his advent thev TOO
composed Of our wealthiest and mos, incl
ligent citizens. We sincerely hone o,,r
Presbyterian friends will make dec;6e5
Efforts O. retain him.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LbonH Foss.rn ,rarne,.. -

fts'F''af Foreign Markets. 1888
LONDON, June 1l-Evening. Consols
/ 954 tive-sWenties 72sGD723.
FRANKFORT, June ll-Eyening Bonds
closed at 774@77s.
LIVERPOOL, June Il-Eyening L Cotton
closed dull, with decline in prices; mid
ding uplands, in port, lid TO arrive l0sd
middling Orleans ii Sd; sales 5000 bales.
Breadstuf, provisions and produce closed
unchanged l:20 2. M.--COtton declining ,
sales of 5000 bales; uplands I'd Orleans
lid, ...a .f..
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June l1.-Cotton dull and
unchanged sales ESQ bales uplands 294@
SOC. Rice quiet. Coffee quiet. Sugar,
Cuba 114@12Bc MoIasses quiet; Cuba
54@55c. Flour dull. Wheat 81 nee
20. Corn 81 09@1 10.
New York Dry Goods Market. :.
NEW YORK, June I1.-Printed eaIieoes
12f@l2Ic; standard brown sheetings II kc
giDghams ll4@lSc; dslaines l6@lSe
brown drills lie. "
New York Money Market
NEW York, June 11.--Money easy
call loans 3G5c Sterling steady at 100
l0ie. Gold 40. New Tennessee's 724e;
old Tennessee's &c.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 11.-Nothing doing in.
-four. Wheat in better demand. Corn 50
(9S5c. Oats 75977c. Bacon-Shoulders
l3c; clear sides l7e. Lard nominal. "a
Cincinnati Market. s 10 FL
CINCINNATI, June ll@Flour duh
family $1,000 %. Wheat dull at 81 25
o. 80. Corn 93@95c. Bacon--Shoul7
ders lSc; clear sides l63@17c. Potatoes
S3@3 IS. p
louisville aaarkcs. $50
LOUISVILLE, June ll.-Sales OF 237
hhds of tobacco; light Tugs 81 70@S$s
Wheat So 2OGA2 25. Corn 9509Se. "a
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DIPLOMAS CONFERRED.


benedicGOn. #h. u
The young ladies' exhibited in the brill
lianey of their essays minds trained by Sc
were study and discipline, and that they
had wOrthily won the bays which the Semi
nary last night placed upon their brows.
We would like TO particulsrize and render
TO each one Of the twenty young ladies' who
received academic honors, the notice which
their brilliant success merits, but want of
time and space forbids.
During the year the destroy er bad called
home one of the senior class, the gentle
Mamie Torbett. Her class wrote a niemO-
rial essay and draped it ia black, and amid
the hush Of silence, it was read by the
Principal. Il was a t0uehingly beautiful
tribute TO a beloved class-maie, who now
sleeps under the daisy. Take the com
mencement both nights, and it was a most
brilliant aud successful affair
After the reading Of the essays were oyer,
the senior class, through their representa-
tive, Miss Ellen Robinson, of Huntsville,
Ala, presented W. +. Ward a splendid
silver pitcher and goblets. The presehta-
lion speech was chasie aud beautiful, and
the response was well timed. Il was one
Of the most agreeable incidents Of the eve
ming.
Twenty-one young ladies received diflo-
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BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan-
taReOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dies. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Riilidm A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, Now York [anr2q "
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FINALE SocfIEs. One Of the many
happy features Of Mr. Wards commence
menl was their finale socialc gotten up by
the young gentlemen Of Nashville at the
ola Academy last night, in honor Of the
graduating class, Immediately after the
literary exercises at the seminary were
finished
There was no rest till morn when youth and
beauty met" B..
A LITERARY eIUB.-We are informed
that an Association for literary and social
cultivation and Improvement, is being
formed ia this city, under the auspices Of
gentlemen competent TO make such an in
stimti0n success When we are more
fully informed in regard 60 it, we will as
sist in commencing it and promoting its
usefulness
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NEARLY FISIsHED.-The work on the
Winchester and Alabamy railroad rs
rapidly approaching completion. Trains
are expected to run through 10 Fayette.
vile within two weeks. We congratulate
our friends on the luxury Of a daily mail.
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) 80 ~ ~ III IA So !

meeting yesterday, Mr.. Jas. H. Cochran,
Of the firm OF E. S. Jeffrey & Co., Of New
York, who is on visit to our city, and
will spend few days with his friends, who
are numerous among our merchants.
The liberalily and generosity of this
house towards Southern merchants since
the war, entities it to the praise and graft
tude Of every Soulherner. We commend
hIm and his associates TO the merchants of
the South
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N. r.. ALLOWAY.
~ a. e. 81 s
60 II TO f. CT . X
General Commission Merchant.
.-rs OFFICE. III RROADwAYs
- az NEW VOR n
Information An q. y. Circuit
Court, VI. ID. Of Tenn.
no. fO5-tl niiod States vs.. twenty seven ead
dies OF ToBaeeo
APRIL TERM. ~

WHEREAS. h. Mop. SMITH. ESQ AT.
w t9rneyof the United States f1f said di-triet
hath lied his ini0rnation 10 sald Court on be-
half Of the UBitsd states. and Of Ell Dsrs0ns
e0BeeTnsd, against tgeDty-se yea eaddies tnhar-
60, ". =. Walker Co, repnted OWners.3 allaz-
ing among other things. that said t0baceo, was
seized az forfeited 20 the United State for tha
causes 10 said information alleged
Now, therefore, IN 0bedi encs tothsasaaifi6u Of
he Court, 10 me .diFected and delivered, DO
hereby 1--WE n0tict % Ill persona claiming said
pTspert5, Or kn0tginF q having anything % say
swhF The same should not be condemned AZ for.
ieited. that they be and appear before the SAID
Grcu1t Court, 70 he beid IN tbs kedernt Court
Room in the Capitol. Ia the city Of NASHVILLE. %
the 2sth day Cd 1Esse. 1875. % ~ o'GOek
A. ~, then anal there u interpOse tneir elaims.
1l1IfH fual q .aL 4. X. dlaASLuIh,
jun6-l4t u s. Marshal.
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POLICE CoURT, JUNE II, 1868. Jacob
Brown, Mike Conway, Sam Robertson,
Squire Aiken and Chas. Thomas, obstrnct-
ing the sidewalk; each So.
Phillip Gnssman, merchandising with
out license; continued.
Jacob Cook, same ofiense continued.
Bond q Co, same offense; SIS.
Jno Rea, assault with pistol with intent
10 kill; turned over 20 Justice Mathews.
Ellen Hill, using vulgar aud obscene
language; 50. -ar'.- ,ty... ....-,
b Robert Ridley, larceny OF coil of rope !;
discharged,
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fedaIing meals, groceries, or provisions
from Wagons IN Nashville, lis vicinity. or Ia
Edgeheld, arr notified that lhe penalty fol
not taking oat Stale or county license a,
peddlera, wall be rigidly enforced, unless
me law is Immediately complied With.
p. l.. NIoHoI,
Clerk Davidson County Uonrt
iuuc DIV
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Summer Street Theater-The italian
ass r.-s. 0NaV,a ff,fs Evoufuo- FL

Summer Street Theater-The italian
1 Opera this Evening.
A most excellent opportunity for enjoy
ing their tastes, will be afforded the music
loving citizens of Nashville, by the Isabel
McCulIOch Italian Opera Troupe, who open
at the Summer Street Theater tonight.
They come among us highly recommended
by the press in the cities they have visited,
and we feel confident will be greeted by the
elite of the city. Certainly the dearth of
amusements our city has been inflicted
with, for the past few weeks, should secure
good audiences. The opera selected for to-
night is that exquisite gem from Rossini,
entitled "The Barber of Seville" which
has the reputation of being unsurpassed
by any comic opera on the stage. The plot
is attractive, the music splendid, while ex-
guisite melodies are interspersed through
out the entire play. The Memphis Bulle-
tin speaking Of the primd donna, Miss Nc
Culloch, says:
I" The Star of the South, appeared be-
fore critical Memphis audience, as a per
feet stranger, but she quickly won their
confidence and sympathy as she tripped on
the stage in the charming character of
Rosina. Her bird-like tones went to every
heart, and although her voice is not pow
erful, it is unrivaled for sweetness, and
gives evidence that this talented young
lady has received her musical tuition under
the best and most careful Italian masters"
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CHAECERY CoURT-In this court yes
terday the case Of Troustine rs. B. Lask
was being argued all day, and will likely
consume the greater part Of to-day.
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WHEAT IN ItNCoLN.-The farmers in
Lincoln and the adjoining counties have
commenced cutting their wheat. The
yield is abundant and smiling plenty visits
rs once more.
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LEAP YEAR PIo-NIc.-A grand leap
year picnic, which promises TO eclipse
every thing Of the season, comes of at
Fairfield, in Bedford county, five miles east
OF the classic Bellbuckie, on Tuesday, the
10th inst Jno. Singleton and Henry DA-
Wis are she committee of invitation, ooRse-
quently select gathering of fun-loyers
may be expected. srEE f-
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TENNESSEE INVENTION
casa 9 II A. I2,IAs
Patent Mjtre BO II.

INHE ATTENTION ORCARP EN1EB5A I'D
I Builders "a diFectsd b. thts hitreinE 81
chine a. being the gsssst comp iFio and satisifr
tory inEentiea % NE ki9d ever oAefui a. OBJ
public. eslg t1n tytIf OIL.
It's deserving " ifametlsata atientibh ul t'
tnsn who ers. epkaget a. carpenters. eaHilu.
or carriage mgkerssI ed 30
ii is on exhibition and GALE IL the Iisrlslla
Store Of Macy Er0Hn. Eest Eiie tAa Pub
lie square, 49,
ne STis,s q, a. bE q 4, si'hia e.
MACY a BHOWN, AGENT.
Janis at w6m q u aTlr'rT 4
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STRAP on FOR THREE. Three sweet
scented individuals hailing from Africa.
were invited into the woods near Ktlso's
farm in Lincoln county, on Saturday night
last, by some person, or persons unknown,
and favored with pretty severe oowhiding.
They had been guilty both Of stealing and
using obscene language iowards respecia-
bic white lady. FaasHv Ssh
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TnX Notice.

Hotels, taverns, livery stables, onni-
buses, hacks, vehicles run for pay, express
wagons, drays, horse, mule or cattle deal
ers, brewers, claim agents, butchers, law
yers, physicians, dentists and surgeons
who charge for serviees-arehitects, civil
engineers, plumbers and gas filters, are sub
jeet to the tax recently levied by the Board
Of County Commissioners, which together
with the State tax due by delinq,leats) must
be paid forthwith to, avoid the penalty of
double taxes. The Clerk can give no in-
diligence when licenses expire; they must
be renewed promptly.
june5-lw p. l.. NIoHoI1 CLERK.
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Early ana Happy Marriage-Ihe True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RIAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p. Philadelphia. Pa. mayo 3m