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COURT CALeHOaas-Tals DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
1ngraham-Court opens at hal.past ,en.-Nos De-
murrers, IT, Law and TACT. 1877, So 81, SO, 81, 58
o., co. o. 62 o. g. 65. 90, 81, 6s, %, 70, II, r.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS-Held by Judge Car
dozo-Calendar called IL O'Clock, noon.-Nos 90, 63
%, co, n, IS. Ill. Call, ia.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge Jones.-N0s 500, 1868, $685. 1871, 1895, 1861
1863, 1865, 1867 1862 1871 1873 1875, 1877, 1879.
MARINE C0uRT.-Part 1.-Before Judge Alker.-
Nos 706. 9.6 926, S94, SAL lC04, lO66, 1915 1870,
1883, 1901, 1902, 1893, 1905. Part 2-Before Judge
GrossNo. 223, $50, 9s2 073, 1885, 1875, 1879, 1Ii3
l2l5, 1887 42O, 1000, 1904, 10oS
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which has always sided with millions ere ctiren vsrn
deputies and hnaly went en We appeal TO all who
eurssvs: Justice aya'@ d. .oao aaSsa 0s os sS
tss;cial saa rsgiss ords. s4ai dSsfd
order TO extend sphere OF action.
Citizen varlin was loudly applaud on resumlng his
statutes teSs ved aa sn address
read from the wokmen or Brest adherln. to the
iederaton and declaring that they would never yield
TO- 10 tne "nsolent pretensions OF the Executive"
Citizen Case then drew attention to the attitude
OF the Deputies Of the left and the organs OF that
Deputies, without exception, was SO strong that
even the 1arseilaise thinks 1t better not to prlat
Scttuhn the majority pronounced In favor OF
abssen'lon. 1t was. however, decided that com.
to the ei or the press to draw M manifesto TO be
afterwards discussed In the sections, and published
All this may be very wild talk, but unfortunately
II must lead to trouble In the end.
- ~ may not pc amiss to add few extracts from
time Of the first strike at creazo % in in aocament e
which shows pretty clearly their tendencies and
:ss,.ss
- ,iss A'S, H., !1 g '.:ss Z:
%g Ssg,.s ana Ss: isS Key Ssys @ more ..sssI.
Their end They have made use Of the right Of meeting in
tons or guilds Of trades which l7s9 abolished, and In
aog ucverei over the workngan bound hand and FOOT
TO the tender mercies OF tho capitalists The end
sought b those societies Ia not 70 force capital to come TO
BY the collective capital Of the federation of working
Working men are Tins laying the foundation OF
new social edice created entirely by them and for them
So we shall very shortly see begin between the cap
OF which all preceding could give but feeble idea
apitched battle In fact between the Masses organized
and dscpiined and the financial ogarchy which has
ceedcd the old feuday OF the middle aea strife between
ana loyal sssss SSloh Destined 20 settle % one:
for al tho conditions OF modern democracy
Prince Murat and M. Comte-A Sacriace for
Liberty.
The High Court OF Tours, France viii not be
troubled with the trial Of Prince Murat for an as-
sault upon NJ. COmte. Replying to question
addressed TO him in the Corps Legslatif, nj. Emile
Onvier lnttmated that probably the affair would be
arranged and II appears that such Is the case.
M. COmte has addressed a letter to the Prime
Minister OF France, IN which he says that he
sought TO obtain mean vengeance, and that he did
not intend to become the c1tspGU or dnU pdriD.
"YOu WISH 1t is said, to establish liberty. desire
not to OFFER any impediment to the establishment by
creating embarrassments to your administration. For
that reason declare by the present letter that with
draw the complaint which had lodged against Prince
Murat, foregoing all rights OF action against him on
recount OF the violent acts OF which he was guilty
toward me. pray you, NJ. lie Ministre. not TO pro-
ceed win the affair."" The Paris opposition journals
make merry over this letter. anu indulge In various
speculations as TO the real motive for SO sudden
act or forgiveness, the fopDet witty. Dut perhaps
unustiy, suggesting that the palnliT ''N Compten
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COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Justice Bowling mt His Old POsf--O,d Faces
Back Again-Reddy the Blacksmith NJ the
Bar-Two Bcllicose Peace Officers.
Justice Bowling resumed his old post yesterday
morning as magistrate Of the Court OF Specis1 ses-
sions, with Justice Shandey as his associate. The
court room was unusually crowded. Mr.. II. II.
Johnson, Clerk Of the Sessions and Mr. Racy, assist
ant clerk, were In their old places Mr.. David vetch
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csIisssn sY VEHICLE.

inc death OF Patrick McDermott the lad Ave years
OF age, whose death occurred week since at the
residence Of his parents. 2as East Thirty.nfth
street. nom injuries received by being run
over by two-horse truck, belonging to the Messrs.
mseker brothers. was under investigation yesterday
uitcrhooh before Coroner keenan,. Several Witnesses
W. mr.e examined; but owing to the absence OF mum.
,niopmr e,er persons alleged to possess important
,,,an, aaon IN regard to the matter, an adjourn
OF deceased was accidental.
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Death Of MIR. nFoore, NJ. p.

The Dublin F1eenadn's Journal, commenting on
the sudden dea,h OF Mr. G. II. Moore, M. p, refers
to bis intended parliamentary motion with respect
TO the Union, and says
One OF his objects in visiting Ireland was to make
arrangements for he approaching debate, and rem
Sa SIl W nave M beeu manned ha e bis
intention to have held conference on The Siibi6ct
before returning to LONDON with tho local leaders Of
views tended towards federal union of the two
nations. the cause Of nationality has lost in the
death OF Mr. Moore It's most eloquent champion and
His death will be mourncd in every homestead In
Ireland
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the VESSEL OWNERS, AsSucIA1laa.

Ameeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the Vessel
Owners Association was held yesterday afternoon.
The Committee on Pilotage reported that the bin
aboshng all compulsory plotage on vessels sailing
under a coashng license had been passed by both
houses OF the Legislature and that Governor Hoff.
asmIlar bill had been vetoed by Governor Randolph
Of New jersey.
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Papal "Encroachments.n

Father Holzl, Franciscan friar OF Bavaria,
is the author OF pamphlet which has recently
appeared, bearing the title OF, ''Is Canon Dollin-
tends that ecclesiastic, has Incurred the blame
Of the General or the Franclscans at Rome
King Louis OF Bavaria, having mdde himself ac-
quainted with the contents OF the pamphlet ques
ton has given his full appreciation to the conduct Of
Father Holt, and praises him highly for defending
by his Majeyty, IL the 1rnest rampant against the
encroachmentJ OF Rome.
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Politics and the Poue.

mencsd il Dublin before Baron Hughes. Mr.. Ryan,
q. c., impugned the validity OF the return
or Mr.. Berna Osborne on the ground
''Of bribery, offers to brIbe, intimidation
aud undue influence" He sad the petitioners
did not accuse MIR. Osborne OF having been per-
that he put hniself in the hands OF unscrupuious
men who seemed TO have aced under the impress
taking Interior proceedings. Counsel then detailed
the cases relied on, and among other matters
charged the Rev. Mr., Kent with having threatened
TO deny sacraments to an electOr who refused to
voe for Mr. Osborne. The Judge asked II Mr. Kent's
name had been returned on the bill OF particulars
anI 1t appeared that l. had not
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A CARPENTER FALLS DEAD At MS work.

Yesterday morning carpenter named Frederick
Feucht residing OF the corner of Bulbs Ferry and
Hudson avenues, Union Hill, N. j., was descending
ladder wnile working at house and fell dead as
Inquest, and verdict Of death from heart disease
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IRELAND.
The Emigrant Wave Flow to America.

from the Northern Whig.l
During the past week almost 1890 emfgrants left
Londonderry for America. Upwards OF 400 OF these
went In the sailing ship Mnnehaha and the re-
,nainder by the Canadian and Anchor line steamers
To-day t,:2pday, April 1S) the incoming trains are
bringing fesH snnplies OF PASSENGER: Is TO The
present the number leaving inls port Is far in ad-
vance OF the corresponding period Of last year.
These emi3rants are chiefly from the counties OF
Tyrone, Donega. and Fermanagh.
The tide OF emigration from Queenstown still con.
tlnues, and seems to be rather increasing tnan
diminishing as the season advances, notwiihstand-
ing the excellent condition Of the crops
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ENGLAND.

The Prince Of Wales in Court Again-News-
paper 'sSlanders'' on Distinguished Person.
nges.
From the Pail Mall Gazette, April 2ll
In the Court OF Queens Bench yesterday Sir John
Iarslake applied on behalf Of the Earl and
Countess OF Seton for rule nisi for q
criminal information against Mr.. Long, prin-
ter publisher, and part proprietor Of the
6hefeld Daily TSleorap for libel the substance OF
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SUPREME CoUST-Sp;elAl TENN
Divorce Granted.
Erfnra Iuflua Rradv

AaiT Emma Norris os. Robert Morrts-Thls was
a suit for divorce upon the ground Of adultery on
the part OF the husband. The report OF the referee
found the charges alleged to be fully substanviated
and on application OF Edwin James, counsel for the
plaintiff, Judge Brady granted decree OF divorce
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He COURTS.

A Bribery cass-chargs Of smuggling-The An
glo-American Erie War-The Case Of Jones,
the Alleged Bond Robbsr- Divorce Grant
ed-Ths Rights Of Illsgitimats Chill
dren on the Estate Of tie Father
A Widows Claim Sentences in
Court Of General Sessions.
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A Smuggling Case.

oeioio SouiulissioHer OspOrn
Charles l.. Lawrence, former Custom House ln-
spector, was up yesterday on a charge of attempting
to smugge silks the frontier about four weeks
ago. The counsel for the prosecution c0nnned him.
self to tnpcaclln2 The testimony. The case was ad.
Journed tll the arrival Of witnesses for rebutta.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

buTrERWoRTH-MCCoRD.--In this CITY. by the
hev. Ar. Hermancer, MI. THOMAS 3UrrERwoRrH OF
&roviaenSe,, X. H. to Miss RErTA d. McCoRD, OF
FuLLgR-CRAHM- Sunday, May I, at the
Church OF ST John the Baptist, by the Rev. Dr Duffy
Mr.. LEONARD FULLER TO Miss JANE GRAHAM all or
this city.
GALE-RoLsTON.-Att the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, Elizabeth, N. j.. on Tuesday, May by the
Rev. r. II. Renhardt, ARTHUR s. GALE, OF Orange
county, n Y, TO EuGESIA, only daughter OF John IL.
ROlSton, Esq.
GoDET-AMERMAN.- On Thursday, April %, by tho
Rev. George Is, Draper. HENRY i. GoDEr to MARIA
L., daughter OF Charles ii. Amernan, OF this city.
RAYE-MARsH-On Wednesday, April "a, by the
Rev. John T. Helmance. FRANCIS J. RAVE to Miss
MARY FRANCES MARSH all OF this city. No cards.
REYNOLDS-ODELL.-0nW Wednesday evening, April
q, ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents, BY the
Rev. Or. Chambers, u. r. REYNOLDS, M d., to LIZZIE
RopiNsoN-CHAMBERLIN.-In Railway, N. j., on
Thursday April %, at the residence OF the brides
father, by the Rev. Mr. Leggeti, j. H. ROBINSON 10
CELIA, daughter of.Wm S. Chanberlin, formerly OF
this city.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.
Alleged Bribery.

Alleged BrIbory.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Tho United States Us. John Brdnagan. n.-rhe de-
fendant was brought up for examination on charge
OF attempting to bribe Jerome b. wass, Assistant
Assessor Of Internal Revenue. The defence set up
was that the money had been lent by Branagan to
Wass at his request. Several witnesses were exam
twelve O'Clock.
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0oll ct lR M, llon

The Railroad Managers Convention. which
has been 10 session at Eiie Tor several days.
sdjourned sine die yesterday aftssnoon.-
The managers agreed to establish . nav
# light tariff, to 60 into effect on ,be 26th
iust the rates being considerably lower
ihsa The average Of winter rates hitherto. -
All trunk lines and the northwestern roads
enter into the arrangement. Live stock
p'es from Quincy, H., 10 New York and
hulk grain freights from the West TO New
Yrk and New England viii, he slightly ad-
vanced. The proceedings in tho couven-
tion we're harmonious, and the result gives
satisfsc ion 10 oil concerned. Thu rsi lrosds
who are parties to the new schedule ara the
New York Central, Hudson River. New
York Il Erie. Lake Shore IL Michigan
Southern. Toledo d Wabash, Pennsyivsuia
Central, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Il 'Chica-
g., Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis, Mich igsn Central, Pittsbure,
Cincinnati Il St. Louis, Atlantic & Gres,
WsstarH, Chicago. Burlington d Orkney.
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According to the following statement
which We ind in the Warren Ledger, the
production of the Wes: Hickory oil 6-ld is
rapidly falling off:
The West Hickory oil fields are fast Civ
ing out. The Faguudas farm, which hut =
few weeks ago yielded 1000 bbIs per day, is
now producing but about 300. Tue wilkins
farm, adjoining FsGurdas, having more
wells in operation, and consequently having
the grsateat amount of suction, has sucked
the oil from its ueighboring iartn, and there.
fore has kept up i's iormer eupnly more
fully, but with all the advantage, its sup
ply iy diminishing. The total deficiency on
the whole territory is estimated al 200 bbls
per weeg.
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Gambling is practicsd all over New York
city The eolored people "play po'icy,"
aud the gentry play at faro, while the mid
die class try ''kenu" aud other exciting
gam.s. Lottery tickets are articles If STA
pie trade. There are 100000 worth uoid
every week. and the demand for them may
oe judged by the fact that one Of the recent t
bank d-faulters confessed that he had rx-
pended 800 per day in Ibis manner for a
number Of years. without ever having drawn
considerable prize.
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A singular story, almost 81 fantsstics',
indeed, ID its features ss tale of the
Arabian Nights, comes from the Colorado
desert wastes south ofSan Bsrnardino, CAL
foruia. The .'rsneV recital Ia tho an
nouncement OF the e{,rAori binary fact that
in the solitude Of the sandy desert, ono bun.
dred miles from the sea, has been found the
mouldering remains Of great ship over two
hundred feet long-far away from the trav-
elrd paths Of men. and whereof the origin
or history 10 shrouded in mystery. The de-
velopmenis 10 the case OF this lost argosy
are not sufficiently snbstau'al. a. yet. to
permit Of their being accepted % entirely
trustworthy; but sbsuld It prove true that
the remains Of such ship exist, as narrated
10 the desert, archaeology would be put to
its mettle, to account for it's presence there.
10 it another Ark; ia Il the mysterious
craft Of some antediluvian navigator, or
upon its moulderiog decks did the Lost
Tribes Of Israel oncs tread, on tneir way to
the New World. make, as. many scholars
have maintained, the ancestry Of our Amer
ican indians!
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The Vsnango Spectator has the follow ing
10 regard to the nsw oil territory at Pine
Grove:
The Morebead and Csispin farms, con.
sisting Of IS acres are now owned by CON-
pany consisting off. W. Andrews, ". S.
McMullsn, bly, aud H. ]. SAyerA Mr.
Sayers was the sole owner but disposed oi
an undivided bali 10 the other parties for
S.. 600, retaining the other bali. Since Mr
Sayers hss been offered $l2, 800 for the
half Of his remaining interes.-one fourth
Of the whole. These farms will be laid o ut
In acre lots, and Aa,sonn as this il done the
owners will lease and decide On the amount
Of royalty.
Eleven wells are already under way 10
this district, aud twenty leases have been
granted on the property OF the Pouring
Rock aud East Sandy Oil Company.
The james AcKissick farm was sold last
week to Mpssrs. Foreman, Benton, Wander.
grit and jackson for $4,000.
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&c. ". b." correspondent OF the Erie
Dispatch. hss the following account Of .
aowiog we'll near Emlen,oo:
An oil well on tie Russell farm, sbout
two miles above Emlenton, has for the last
four years flowed four barrels per day.
think this 10 the most quiet and unaa.uming
well In Western Penusylvania. 1t 10 isola.
ted from oil wells, being about . half mile
distant 10 the woods. No attention what
ever 10 given 10 II, except the monthly
barreling. Of the oil, BY the owner.
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Latest and Nest Important
War News.

Tlavre, Dec. 81.
There has bsen soms fighting hear Bri.
enne. and the Prussisns retrssted 10 Bourg
Theronde.
London, Dec. %.
Troops are ponr,ng into Cherbourg for
the defense Of the port at Havre.
London, Dec. 2t
A Herald correspondent at Rleie says
Palladiver hes been assigned to the duty
Of organizing new forces.
The two armies Of the Loire are still com
petent TO act separate.
The wsr hes become one great skirm.
ish.
The invaders are constantly exposed to
telling blows, and their old soldiers are
gradually destroyed, and as the Germans de.
crease the French increase.
This, however,, leaves out Of view the
relief Of Parie. which can only be accom-
piished by victory in heavy battle. which
must be soon II at all.
Bordeaux, Dec. %.
The Government 10 10 receipt Of advices
from. Paris by balloon to Dec. II. The
news 10. favorable.
Reports circulated Of riots within the city
are false.
There have been no engagements with
the investing army since DC 3rd. Prrpar-
ations are making by Trochu for another
grand sor.ie.
tia reported that when the Prussians oc.
cupied Tours they found no serons oppo-
sition.
Gen. Chsusey 10 at Lenans. where he has
received reinforcements. and has also been
reprovisioned. A kumber OF partial en-
sugements had occurred with the enc
nv, in all of which Chausey was success
ful.
Advices from the French Army Of the
North. under Taiderbe, are encouraging
Advices from Havre show that the Prus-
SLAMS under Mantenffei were retreating.
Al last accounts they were marching to-
wards Amiens.
Several engagements had occurred with
the rear guard Of the retrea:ing enemy, in
oil of which the French were success
ful.
The. Journal, Of this city. states that
the PrnssiAns were pr oseculing barbarons
warfare, using explosive bullets. etc.
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Mics Belle Rover was the pi.intif IL q
suit for slander at Clarion last week, and
after witness for the dsf,nse had been
sworn be ast down near Der. She didn't
like bis evidence, and "went for hin"
right then and th ere, giving him On awful
ismming." He fell hack In good order to a
Justices Office and procured q warrant for
her arrest, aud she was bound over 10 an.
swer at the next term Of court Tor assault and
battery.
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r. W. Gibson, . Captain In the 10th
P-uosy lvsuiA volunteers, died In New Cas-
tie Sunday night Of consumption. Capt. G.
w.s = rcsidcn, of ,hls place for long time,
and by his many good qualities made hosts
Of friends WIN will sincerely mourn bis do
m'se. lie was compelled to leave here
s-veial months since on account Of Ill health.
N+ was brave soldier. good citizen, aod
q kind husband. Peace to his ashes.
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ESoRNous.--Yesterdsy Messrs. II. L..
Richmond 4 Son, issued the largest sxscn-
tiou probably ever Issued in Crawford
county. 1t was upon four judgements oh.
tanned by J. NJ. Mccullough. against the
Erie Canal Co., amounting 10 oil to the
enormous sum Of $l,isO, ,576,ls, upon which
execution has been issued, ,-Meadville Re-
publican.
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A travelling doctor IN Mitchell county,
Iowa performed the operation of tapping
for ovarian dropsy, leaving the patient to
die, within forty-eigh':: hours, iron shock
and hemors2e. He removed tumor in tie
neck OF another person, AMI departed,
allowing the patient to bleed to death.
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Critics B,OA are getting up . new nov
city 10 the shape Of . Christmas Tree. All
those purchasing $500 worth Of fancy
goods. will be entitled to . ticket drawing
Q prize valued at from Csc. to $500.
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Try the Patent Pantaloon Drawers,
Shield Undershirt. Bay Stale Suspender,
Gust introduced Russian Braces, Guyot
Braces, and Russian Cable, soid by
MCFARLAND, Smith & Co..
Geuts Furnishing Emporium, Tilusville, Pa
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Cold, coldsr, coolest.

Try the "You Bet" Paper Cuff, unequal
ed tor comfort and elegance by any other
Paper Cuff ever manufactured, sold by
Mcfarland, SMITH Il Co,
Gents Furnishing Emporium. (Losee Block
Titusvlle, Pa.
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On New Years day the scbolaas Of the
NJ. Z. Sunday School ere to give . concer.
q the church. Exercises will he held 10
the church on Christuias day. The little
ones will be made happy by the gift Of lot
OF handsome presents.
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The Oil Regions are to b. ''dona up" in
the magazines during the coming wintrr.-
A number Of artists sad correspondent.
have been visiting franklin recently, max
iog sketches aud taking notes Tor that pur-
pose.
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NJ. Q. SimnoM' Drug and varict1
Store.

NJ. .. Sin nOM' DrUR aud Variot1
store.
Sir Simmons has just returned from New
York with q very large stock OF Holiday
Gnods--a richer and more extensive stock
never has been exhibited 10 the ei.iz.ns Of
Oil Creek. Ladies Toilet Stands. Writing
Desks dressing Cases, Duils, Games, Gail
drens Toys 10 as large variety as oan be
found in city stores. 1t iswell worth vislt.
If yon don't wish to bny. This stock
certainly never was surpassed for variety
and richness. He also mas a large variety
Of Leroy W. Fairchlld's CelebI sted G ID
Pens. vrrv appropriate" for Holiday pres
ents Visit simmons for halt hours
amusement. before you make yoni par
chases dPcl4M
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Attention is called to the notice Of meet
ing of stockholders OF tho Tidioute Rail.
road Company, which will be held at the
Office OF the company 10 TitusyiIls, on Mon
day, January 9th, 1871.
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A female minstrel troupe is being organ +.
ICED ~ Frsoklin. The female portion will
hud they have been miserably duped before
they get through with the minstrel busi-
ness,
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BiRDS.-Th- !" g, Singing ard cheapest
Canary Birds IN the oil rrgiOas Sss 10 b
bad at
Rov7-tf j W. BE EA1TY1
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1t 10 we'll for landlords to remember that
by decision of Judge Pearson, OF Dauphin
county, il they wish to have tnoir tenants
leave on the lst OF April, they must date
their notices before the LIST Of January.
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Nichols on d Backmou are selling Cook
irg Stoves with iron ware At twrlvo doiArs
Cal and sss them trc,0 ~.
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An old oil we'll at Meadvills 10 being
cleaned ont and 10 10 be drilled deeper in
hopes of getting oil.
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Buy the ''Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in T'tnsvilie expressly for the oil country
dap'sd to all kinds Of weather, at j. l.
Kron's. al1-tf