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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-09
A Fashionable wedding.
BY xosK SKINNER.

Ma. EDrToR :-Fashionable circles are at pres
eut IN fuiter Of excitement over the approach.
ing marriage Of Miss HorteEse Juliana O'Brein-
ESQ. the eminent onion vender aud the Hon.
Soloman 1saacs OF the enterprisng firm of Isa-
acs < Soeforth, the great castoff clothing house
on salem street. The marriage will probably
take place as soon as Mr.. Isaacs can negotiate
for loan Of money Of sufficient dimensions to
pacify the clergyman. The brides rousseau ex-
ceeis any thing Of the kind ever worn in the
United States or Chelsea, and the bridegroom will
be got up perfectly regardless of his creditors,
with a boquei Of artificial flowers in his button
hole. and an unreceipted taylors bill in his left
hand vesi-pocke, There will be splendid as
sOriment Of grOOmsmen, aud no end of grooms-
women, to say nothing Of carriage grOoms.
The ceremony viii be performed at the church
Of the Macuste Reception, the pews Of which
vii be taken out TO accommodate the immense
srain Of the brides wedding gown, which is the
longest srlin ever manufactured. 1t is longer
than = baggage tram with a passenger car attach
ed, or g. F. Train on wOman's rights.
This immense train will be supported by an
enormous hustle larger than the hustle OF the
whole crowd.
Upon reaching the church the bridal party will
pair Of according 10 agreement, and the bride
VII advance fearlessly up the aisle with an ex-
preston that means business leaning upon the
coat sleeve Of her groom. She will exhibit no
especial emotion until she reaches pew No. 70.
xheh beautiful blush will steal over her aabas
ssr brow and finally fetch up on her right cheek,
where 1t viii remain during the ceremony.
The bridegroom will wear his Sunday clothes,
and has received private instructions to hold up
his head and look as well as he can.
The brides father viii give her away with the
most undisguised generosity, and the bride
rrOonis mother viii iawardly resolve to make it
Is uncomfortable for her as possible. The res
pousss viii be whispered into the ear of the min
lister to prevent disturbing the listeners, who
requested TO remain seated during the ceremony
and as much longer as they see it, using smelling
salis as often IS they eau afford to. The church
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will be gorgeously decorated with artificial flow
ers, filing the air with rare and delicate per-
fume, and any person indulging in more than two
smells will be considered decidedly swinish in
their origin. The flowers will afterwards be sold
to fee the ushers.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the choir
will sing Tell me dearest how do YOU feel p to
be followed by sparkling dirge upon a brass
drum stationed at the back door. The bride will
sweep out of the church with naughty air, and
enter the hack, after which the bridegroom will
put on his everyday clothes and go to work as
though nothing had happened.
They have been looking at an assortment Of
bridal tours with the intention Of taking one bat
even the smallest-sized one costs a good deal.
Don't say anything about this for the world for
it was told me in confidence by a party who
promised-not to tell. OF course don't care who
knows it, if they only keep it to themselves.
1t is not generally known that the Rev. The
ophus Thingamy, who performs this ceremony
is 10 failing health, attributed to his arduous
labors in preaching two sermons a month and
calling assiduousy on the wealthy members Of
has congregation In consideration of this fact
his congregation have made him new years
gift of $4,000 TO enable him to go to Europe.
He was much overcome when the presentation
was made, he having known of it only forty
eight hours. He wept as much as three quarts
and pint of tears Almost gallon, you per-
ceiye-Boston True Flag
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GAMBETTA AT ToURs-M Gambetta issues pro-
clamation to the people of the departments. After
reviewing the position al Paris and showing the
preparations made by the Government for months to
maintain themselves, he says: "The situation i'm
poses upon us great duties First of all, it is for
you to cease to be diverted by any proclamation
which may not be the war-combat a odrdncs. The
second is, until peace comes, to accept fraterually
the authority of the Republic power proceeding
from necessity and right, land power which would
not exist a moment were it exercised for profit or
any ambition. There is but one passion but one
thought to France from the abyss into which
monarchy has plunged her. This makes the Repub-
lic which has been well founded and which affords
shelter TO the eouspirators and sreaetionist So,
therefore, l have to demand of you, abandoning
other affairs, and, without taking account of the
difficulties and the obstacles which are to be over
come, to cooperate with all your uurestraned ener-
ges, in rvmedying the evils of the Situation
The time is short in which to supply the actual
force all it has lost by delay Men are not wanting;
delay it is which has wrought defeat Now come
resolution and decision and it is in the execution of
these projects that the Republic makes an appeal to
the confederation of all This government takes
upon itself the duty of utilizing all your courage,
of employing all your capacity. 1t is a tradition
TO arm our young leaders. While do this the
heavens viii cease to favor our adverssries The
rains of autumn will come, aud lingering around the
capital the Prussans far from their home, alarmed
harrassed by our armed population, will be decimal
ed by our arms. By fact and by nature it is not
possible that the genius OF France shall be elouded
forever; that great nation will allow itself make
a peace under the domination of 100000 men. Let
us then rise up en- and let die rather than
submit disgacefuly to ACKNOWLEDGMENT Through
all disasters and under the stroke of i'll fortune
there remains for the seit emeut OF the unity of
France and the indiyisibiiy of the Republic Paris
asserts again, and most gloriously, fiat immortal
motto which also calls upon ali France: Fivsla Ma
toni FfBs Ia Rspubliqus bsdsrisibis.
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Sugar Plantation for Lease!
Ar HOnOipu, District of KohaIa
Hawaii.

A reasonable price and terms, Fifty
n acres under withmore land around it st for
growing, with Mil, Cattle, Carts Sorghum-pan. and
every requisit to carry on growing and grinding
cane. The Mill is driven BY horsepower. For par
ticulars apply to H. Christensen Hnnoipu. or to
JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE,
3T-3m Honolulu.
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TIE French. prisoners in Germany received the
news of Napoleou's reinforcement with great glee
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Gases of Gin.
Seltzer Water.

Settler Water.
Very nearly the whole Of the above-named goods
directly from Agents hands, can be safely recon-
mended, and will be sold at very low rates. by
S5-smc GODFREY RHODES.
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Ind Coop Pale Ale,

Tenants, Byass', Barclay & Perkins, and
Guinness Porter, Vermonth, Ess. of Ginger,
Essence Of Peppermint, Absinthe, Bourbon,
Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica Rum, &c.
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MO. L q cooLIE RICE always on hand
Ism. : - - wALKER ALLEN, Agent.
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Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright, copal and Furniture Vsrniss.
Boiled Linseed Oh, Turpentine.
Masqn's Blocking Coffee Mills.
Axe. Pick. Sledge. ADJ. Hoe, %.
Hammer & Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles. Enaneled Trunks,
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Ex Other Late Arrivals,
Varieties of Gala. Wines,

Hostetter's, brakes Plantation, Forest Wine,
Leslie's and other Bitters, Maraschino, Duppell
kummell, Geneva in cases and Baskets,
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TABLE POCKET CUTLERY
of celebrated makers
The Circulating Library

The Circulating Library
zzJ- Will contain Standard Works of Fiction, and
New Books will be added by every Steamer.
j. f. Smiths, Dickens, Bulwers, D. Israeli's,
Eugene Sues, Wilkie Collins, Marryatt's,
Miss Braddon's, Mrs. Henry Woods,
Mrs Ellen Woods, Miss Mulbach's, Thackaray's,
Mrs. Grey's Victor Hugos. T. s. Arthur's,
Pierce Esgau's, and others on hand.
AzS- BY THE NEXT STEAMER will be added
Anthony Tr Hopes, Amelia B. Edwards,
Annie Thomas, Mrs. 0hphant's Geo. Elliot's,
Mrs stephens, Chas. Levers. Miss MuIlocB's
Chas. Reads, and Mrs Southworth's, together
with all the --latest Novels
Engraving, Caligraphy Stencil Cutting & Copying.
will still be attended to.
Thankful for past favors, the advertiser hopes. by
strict attention business and the wants of his pat
rons, to meet with continuance Of the same.
nS- All orders from the Country and the other
Islands promptly attended to, at the lowest rates.
Honolulu, Sept. 27th, lS70.-37-6m W
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Casks old Madeira.

Gold and Pale Sherry.
Jamaica and other descriptions of Rum.
Cases India Pale ale, pints and quarts.
Sparkling Ale in jugs.
Barclay Perkins's Porter, pints and quarts.
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Has Received per Bark R. C. WyIie,''

Due de Montebello's Champagne, in pints and
quarts.
Clarets Of various qualities.
Red and White Burgundy, pints and quarts.
Rudesheimer, Marcobrunner, Johannisberg, qts
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Sparkling Hook and MOSeIIe, in Pints.

French Sherry and Port.
Cases Of Irish and Scotch Whisky, Curacao.
Orange Bitters. Angostura Bitters, Anisette.
Noyau, Port, Pale Brandy,
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For Sale!
For Sale /!
For Sale!

A LARGE PLATE IRON STEAM JACKET
"A Pan. IS feet feet ? feet. Apply to
April 2sth, ls7e.-15-tf WI. GREEN. 6
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Water Lined Note PAPER.
White Ruled Note Paper.
White Ruled Laid Leaf. Letter and Dill Paper.
White. Cuff and Amber and Letter a=d Note
Envelopes.
Paysou's Indelible. and Carriers Copying Ink.
Artists & Book-keepers' Flexible RuieEs,
Smith Wesson's Pistols A Cartridges,
Hair Girths, Stirrups 4 Leathers.
S"anish Trees. Croupers and Brides.
Oak Betting, Street Brooms,
Wood Faucets, Lamp Black,
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Italian Packing Lace Leather,
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Death Of Admiral Farragut,

PORTSMOUTH, N. II. August H.
Admiral Farragut died very peacefully
to-day at noon precisely, stirronndcd
by his friends and family, at the resi-.
dence OF Commodore Pehfoct. His
remains win be drppsited Temporarily
in vadll here until his final resting
place shall be decided upon.
WAsuINoroS, Adgdst li,--The fol.
lowing Official announcement was pro.
mulgatcd this evening:
The Secretary Of the Navy has the
painful duty ofaunodncing TO the navy
and to the tountty the death of tie
highest officer Of tho service. David
Glascoc Farragut, Admiral Of the navy
OF tho United States. died at Ports
niotith, n. H., at noon on tho nth
instant, In tho 10th year oI bis age
The life OF this officer has been spent
in the service Of his country. The
record Of his deeds is written on the
noblest pages Of her history, and his
death will DO mourned by the whole
people, who loved wbio they honored
him. lie will DO buried from St.
Johns Church, Portsmouth, n. IL =, on
Wednesday, August II, at noon.
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Paris declaring the ports Of Prussia
to be blockaded. The Italian govern
mept has Increased its ARMY. An OK.
traordipsry loan for war perposes has
been negotiated. k-r~ r
King William has appointed Gen.
crai BONN Governor General of Lor
rsine, and General Bismarck Bohlen,
Governor General Of Alsace. General
Sheridan has been permitted to accom-.
pnny the King during the campaign.
Won NoItkc and Bazeine are en-.
gagged 10 desperate struggle for the
mastery. The main body ofthe French
army 10 sfoported at the town Of Etain
twcSty miles west Of Metz. Whether
it will endoavor to renew its retreat to.
ward Chalons, or make determined
stand, remains TO be seen. PA. ....
The engagement reported from the
town Of Gravellot'c is probably the
same as that of which we had ncws
yesterday, but no particulars arc given.
The telegraph wires aro all cut 10 the
rear Of tho Prussian army, and the
French government exercise n sirito
surveillance Of the wires at this side,
hence the absence OF news.
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The .Lc.visburg shoe Factory

The Chronicle gives the following
description Of this new manufacturing 2
enterprise just started in Lewisburg :
This establishment is now in the
high tide Of successful operation. 1t
is located on North S,h street, near
Market. The building is q frame.
24x60 feot in dimensions, two stories
high. IL is lighted up by an unusu
ally large number of windows, anl is
we'll ventilated aud healthy.
Tho interior in divid into four
compartments, or workshops. two on
each floor The first floor, east end. is
the office. siringing, stamping and
packing room The west end is where
the leather first takes leave OF the ORR
ginal hide and is cut into shape ready
for the mlniF ula,ious which follow.
Here is also small steam engine
which keep matters moving through
out the building. The heavy lcather
is cut into solcs oy a single stroke of u
powerful machine the heels are cut
by another; tho leather is passed be-
tween rollers which give pressure Of
from FIVE tons, &C., DO. The pieces
are then pcssed up stairs by the MD Of
a dumb waiter. The uppcrs are hand.
ed over 10 ,hc girls. in the west room
second floor. Here they are sewed
aud eyrlo,ci About dozen sewing.
punching itu'' cSelo.ing nyachiucs e"e
in motion in this room. The weariA
some tread power is dispensed With,
they being run with steam. From
this room hey are passed over 10 the
cast room mp stairs where .lfe rppers
AMI solcs are formally introduced by n
busy set Of the dediplss of St Ctispin.
They are lasted, hecledi 80. by hand /;
but the soles arc sewed to the uppcrs
by a M'Kay Sewing Machine, a pow
erfil implement, capable of sewing n
pair ct shoes IN a minute, aud doing
.ho work much better than it could
I've done by hand. This is a most in
tricate and Complicated piece of me-
chanism The proprictors could not
ab'olntely purchase the machine as
their own unconditional property, but
they paid Sl00 for tho use of it, and
also pay a royalty of half a cent to
five cents according to size) for each
pair of soles sewed by il. The shoes
are then passed TO another set of
hands, whs finish aud send them
down to the stringing aud packing
before alluded to. I.-
The employees all work by the piece.
Each one is responsible for his or
her own work. When au imperlec.
tiJn is discovered, the author is at
once traced, and the piece is thrown
upon his or her hands. zoos
The nachiaery (including engine,
lasts &c } cost some 5000. There
are thirty-six hands employ
ed, thirteen of whom are females.
They are turning out about 900 pairs
OF ladies', children's and infants shoes
per week. The best oak taned leather
is only used. Messrs. Fredrick &
Schwartz, the enterprisiog proprietors,
are determined to turn out only the
most superior work. They are now
running or the coarse kinds Of work
but will shortly commence on the fin.
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.ynpssh,ts, M nefsess sYHJs s!Ycs Hssssss HErsssss sl
% sssss are eHs sSdE' en- %.s.s: Isn !. 4.
wholly WI, snrsa q greatly r,isaved BY ihs
assnsAL DEsIt,rr viii its Ipscpar,,,
compartments, ,-fnental aud physIca1.-s
green.sickness, lassitude OF mimi ana ~
drousiness, indisposftfnn, to'stsrcjse. vs.Sl
OF the limbs, feelings OF fdiscouragement. d.
dency AMI distrust,-all disappear under n
IT regulates asd invigorates the bowels, .I
suas ANriporE for obstinate costitcne,.
pllfs,Eves renewed vigor to tho stomach, evo,
the action. ofthe LIVER, dissipafes the var
dye oi 5AuNpirK and ersdicatcs from the ~
bilious rpqN or mould moth and pRgcKfvs
escites the Kidneys to renewed, yivo,,.
and healthy action. and fs certain 10 b,.
prompt re''efin aiicases Of Diarrhea and dy,.
ii is cminet,ly efee,aa, IN tho cure Of al
easesof children, however inssntils. esese,. n
ios collie. worms, And irritation apdfreifui,,,
AS a b,sssn riri or r,ruvsrrr. II I,
to none other, taken with the food. II ope :, !.
asa general Alternatives. whereby the entIre 4,
pared organism is stimulated TO rene wei ens, y
and TO q healthy tiror and vitality. II IA y
tensiyels used BY the Faculty rs convcnien, A.,
thcrough cathartic, having no action other ~,
the ono Intended. ns-Sent BY mall on recelt, ,
price and postage, yir
Bcss,. Bscs, T:Ss . Postage, 2 cont,
I, Is sold W aii dealers IN ylrusi AMI ned,c,,',
and by TURNER n 60, Sbio Protrtetors ~
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| IL II IN UsrAiLis0 RENEpy In all cases OF
Ncgralgia Facialis, often affecting perfect
cure In less than twentyfour hours, from the
use OF no more than TWO on rHuEE FILLS.
No other form OF seuralgia or Nervous Disease
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Even In the severest cases Of Chronicai Heu.
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many years standing-aflecting the entire sys.
TEN, its use Tor few day, ora rev weeks At the
lief, and very rarely fails 10 produce complete
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u contain, no drugs or other materials in the
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delicate system, and can ALWAYS 10 used with
PkRrRCr sApETY. m -
It has long been in Constant use by many o.,
their unanimous and unqualified sppfovaE The
following, among many OF our best citizens les
NY 70 vs. woNpshruL EfnicAcl:
or Universal Seurslgia Phi personally and
In numerous instances recommeude,i It to pa
tlents snueiing with negraigia-I have found II,
WITHOUT AZ kxcErTioS, to accomplish ALL tho
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J. n. DILLINGHAM. Dentist.
IL Wintsr street, Boston, Feb, 18th, 1870
cary in this city and for three years dnring the
war, In the Hospital Department under the u.
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ralyia and neryots ffselses In the world"
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sent BY mail on receipt Of price and postage.
One package 800 : Postage cents.
Six Packages, 500 2J
II y soldhy all dealers 10 drugs and medicines
and By TURNER h 90, Sole Proprietors, IeO
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----------------
PuSblte Debt and Taxes.

We often wonder how tho opposition
press can maintain such a constant
howl against President Grants admin.
is'ration when facts aud figures daily
demonstrate that the affairs Of the
Government are managed most Ell
clen'ly and economically. During the
month Of July the national debt was
reduced Sl7,034, l23 ~, tho reduction
for the previous month being upwards
Of twenty millions. Slnce the first of
March The total decrease amounts to
500, 100000 IL. ,n
Here are some facts and figures
which speak volumes IN favor Of the
ecooomy and efficient wanagemeu OF
the present Administration. AS com
pared with that Of Andrew johnson,
the expenses Of the Government have
been reduced upwards Of $50, 100000
Owing to greater honesty and efficiency
in making the collections, the receipts
from Internal revenue have Increase
in sixteen months, as compared with
the same space Of time in the close Of
Johpson's administration, s32, ,G75, 900.
II should DO borne 10 miad, too, tba.
taxes have been taken OF Of certain
articles amountiog.to more than $780,
100000. The tsxon wbiskey hss been
reduced from two dellars'to fifty cents
per gallon. n'l ff . t1-s
me tax onineomes has been'redueea
from five to two aud half per cent, !,
aud the amount exempted from tsxi.
tion doubled. II, thea, el45,000 900
Of the public debt have been paid oiI
within seventeen mopths, whilst taxes
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and revenues have been greatly de-
creased, ought We not rather TO sn-
courage and strengthen the hands. Of
the Administrator, than be routinpallS
decryin4 It? We do not think that
any administration could accomplish
more. The evidences are that under
the favoriug influences Of a reviving
trade aud commerce, tho taxes apd
revenue may be still further reduced,
without crippling the government In
any OF its departments, or dimiuishiug
the volume Of reduction Of the National
debt. ~
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KING WILLIAM is not content that
Germany should be victorious IN the
war; he would have her triumphant in
peace. Frenchmcn 10 Germany be
says, need not be uneasy. They
shall, in common with all mankind, be
convinced that Germany moves at the
head Of civilization.
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at 10 O'Clock, m. all that VALUABLE FARM
situate In Kelley township, Union county, con.
tanins Ice acres, more or less, on which Is erected
q large
WHITE FRAME Two STORY DWELLING
iarse BANK BARN, WAGON SHED,
GRANARY, CIDER PRESS,
and all other necessary and
convenient bulldogs.
Also, about Is acres Of Valuable Timber Land
within about ave miles OF said farm; also two
shsres OF Lewisburg Bridge stock.
This Is q rare chance for any person who wishes
to purchase one of the best farms In Buffalo Val.
ley II IL under the highest state OF cultivation,
with the best Of improvements. The soil Is Of the
very Uost limestone, with good limestone quar-.
w OF the beet quality of stone. There II a well
OF good water at tho house also, a never.failing
spring Of water, which can he carried to the
house and barn, and to most OF the helds. IL is
situated In Kelly township. one Of the best town.
ships In the county, and convenient to churc hes,
schools, and TO markets, II being about miles
from Lewisburg, the county seat, and about III rec
miles from Milton. II has one OF the best Apple
orchards aud every variety Of Fruit that there is
In the county.
N. B-Terms will be made easy, as about
seven or eight thousand dollars of the purchase
money can remain In the place during the life OF
the widow, and Franklin 0erihnriing " the pur.
CHASER 80 desires Those wishing to see the prop
or,y can do go by calling on q. uemberiing, Of
Lewisburg, or John Pawliny, OF Kelly township,
or VIM. Nanteler, the Attorney for the estate,
CHRISTOPHER UEMBERLtNG,
JOHN PAWLlNG, Executors.
August Is, 1870.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that isAAc
IN wErzEL, Of Beaver township, will be
n candidate for the nomination Of Jury
Commissioner at the coming Democratic
County Convention. Beaver.
August 18, 1870.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

The undersigned having been appointed
Trustee TO sell The Real Estate of Jacob
DIETRICH, lale of Middlecreck township, de-
deascd, will, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l5. 1870,
at II o'clock, a. M. Of said day. expose the
following tract or piccc Of land to public
vcnduc. or out-cry, at the late residence Of
the said Jacob DIETRICH, Sr. decd. bounded
and described rs follows viz: Norlhwardly
by land of Henry NJ. harman. West 10y land
OF Warren Erdly. South by Jacob Anrand,
and East by Henry Boyer Containing
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Saturday, September II, A. D.. 1870,

the following described valuable Real Estate, I o
Wy w,.',a,i that certain messuage. and TRACT
County, Pa, bounded as follows, 10 wifr-tbn tho
North by lands OF the heirs ol John NlaFks, de.
ccasei, East by lands OF David Rebcr and John
Irymyor, south by lands OF Sriguel barr, and
West by lands OF Jacob SwRb and Amos ShalIer,