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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

Bur YOUR TEAs, Coiiees and Spices at the
old established PekIn and Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d and streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

THE members Of the St. Andrews society
will attend the funeral Of their late brother
the Assembly church, corner OF Finh and j
btTeetB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

20 DefreeS street, near the Government print.
log once. The house 10 q three story brick,
on q lot 20 feet front and 90 feet deep, and was
bought for u, 600 cash.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

TINS QRAND BALL Of the Liquor Dealers
Association for the beneht OF the orphans,
will be held at the new Masonic Temple on
Easter Monday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

oEo. N. oYsrER, stall No. 0O2, Centre mar
sale a stock Of choice butter at low prices,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

CHARLES MAIDS, corner Of PennsylVAnlA
avenue and Third street, and OhHitopheT
Mades, corner Of z and Tenth streets, Keep
and lager beeF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

In. J. EyRAHKIH, pastor Of the First Don
ETegAtlOnAI church, corner Of q and Tentl
Streets, will preach to-morFoW morning AM
evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

THE SUNDAY HERALp,-Thls popular news
paper for tomorrow will ofef to lts number
lesa readers an unusual literary treat. It will
contain original matter from the pens OF sew
erAl new contributors Interesting reading mat
ter for the MAAonI. Old Fellows and Knights
OF PythiAs, Washington society receives
special attention through Its columns. twin
contain all the telegraphic and local news up
to the hour Of going to press. Advertisers
will consult their own interests by sending to
the ofioe their faVora early In the evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

THE report that several large OPERATOR
would resume work on Monday next, al
PottaYille, Pa, on worklngmen's terms, ID
false. The operators are more than ever
determined 10 adhere TO their demands. In
the meantime their arrangements have been
made 10 supply parties on the Reading road
with coal from Lehlgh, at fair rates. The
hlnenVille Journal reports that the Palo
Alto rolllng mills have contracted for coal,
delivered at that point, for ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

REV. De. SUTHERLAND will pre'sh t0.por.
row IN the First Presbyterian church morning
end eYeninH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

THR services at st. Stephens Church to-
morrow will be unusually interesting. Rev
b, A. Mcguire, President Of the Georgetown
College, will preach, and the effiolent choir
will be assisted by nne orchestral AeoOmpAni-
meut, .. I'd Co.,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16
GRAND SUCCESS.
Fifteenth Amendment
and Territorial
Celebration.

A Voluntary Demonstration Of
the People, BY the People,
and for the People.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

IL = N, 10 The Lutheran chapel, capitol Inn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

A SOCIAL NEETIs0 OF the UuIveFSAl Fran,
ehile AsGSoclAtion Will be held this evening At
Union League Hall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

BOYS IN BLUE AND TORCHES.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

OdDEN, at his establishment, No, 9ll Seventh
street, ave doors from PennSylVAnia avenue,
has on hand full stock OF FeffigeFAtors, water
coolers, Ice pitchers, aud pAtent iee-oTeam
freeEeTB,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

tbs whole number registered at the Second
ward registration yesterday was 29T, Of which
ITO were white and l2T oOlored.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

aEoRdETowN ABVAIEs-wm. west was
arrested Yesterday and nned go for selling
books without license,
Ga Thursday night, q eoloFed male infant,
about six weeks old was found 10 40 inelos ufe
on Fenwiek'G Hill. IL was turned over to
Lieutenant NoopAn, Of the 1AnitarV force
At the Merchants Exchange yesterday about
$500 bushels OF wheat were offered, with sales
OF 900 at 81 1880 At 81 tS, (both lots strictly
ordinary.
The steamer Express, OF the Baltimore liue,
entered and cleared Yesterday.
The steamer Z. u. RuiEht cleared for Nsw
York,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

MAsosIo.-The annual election OF otheer. Of
TemplAT, took place last evening at Central
Masonic Hall, with the following result Sit
Knight James =. Wollard wAs elected emf.
pion, EsnerAlisSimoI Sit knight James J
narnes, captain generAlj Sir knight j. I
Hoover, pIelatej Sir Knight J, W, Mckee
senior warden, Sir Knight +, q, Davis, Jun Ioi
warden, Sir knight william Bryan, treasurer
Sir Knight Warren II. 0routt, recorder Sir
Knight II. o. TowleS, warder, and Sir KniEht
II, II, Howe, trustee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

MA. IsABELL will play match game Of
billiards this evening Al diIleFia bilIiATJ room,
over the National Theatre, with = distin-
EuiIhed AmAteuF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

Prof q. II. Conn occupied the chair yester.
day, Prof. Henry being detained away on bust
ness.
The nrst paper read was by DR.. J. J. Wood
ward, surgeon, U. 5. A, on the "Use Of Artl-
helAl Light in Photographic" In which II
was shown that as good pictures could be OBJ
tAined by electrical, magnesium and ealcine
light AZ by solar light, and for microscopic OBJ
jeoia the electrical light IL the best. The
pApeF, with the Illustrations and pictures,
were exceedingly Interesting. CommendAtoTy
and explanatory remarks 90 thosuijsct were
made by Profs. Rutherford and Sllliman, de-
elAring Its great usefulness to science.
The next paper was by Prof HilgArd, on
"MetrIe Standards, y embracing reports on the
subject, and exhibitions Of the proper stand
ard s5s' r Sf sS aGsoSs 20 tSs
systems, which were dashed and beautiful
specimens OF mechanism.
DR.. Otis then read = paper on Artificial
DeformAtion of skulls" OF the natteni1g and
GtAneing the fat head Indians and Others,
which was interesting and useful.
Next DR.. Gould presented paper on photo
graphic vieHg and obseTyations OF the stars,
and the practical reSulta to be obtained by as
Economical photographs, which elected
marked attention,
DR.. Rutherford, upon request, mAde some 10.
atTuotiVe explanations In oontinuAtion OF the
same subject, which seems to be one OF great
Importance.
The next was lengthy paper by DR.. Mich.
olson, detailing the effects and phenOmenA Of
the great tornado and thunder stOrm which
swept over portions OF Iowa, Illinois and
Michigan with such terrible destruction on
the Sd Of June, 1890.
About the same number of members and
visitors were present As on the previous day,
and the academy will hold another session on
Saturday today At u O'Clock m, when adj
ditionAl papers will be read on interesting
aud practical subjects, which II will beneht
the public to listen to.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

THE Ohio Republican Association will hold
a meeting this evening, at Liberty Hall,
corner Of seventh aud l. street, at hAlEpAGt
seven O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

MEssRs. BERNARD, HAYES a Co, No. 900
Seventh street, between and X streets, have
opened 40 entire new grocery establishment
at the above numbeT, that 10 destined to make
its mark among the business establishments OF
this eoumunify. They will make a speciality
OF roasting and grinding coffee, and those who
buy this delightful beverage will be sure OF
getting good article. They sell their teas
and eoifeea at New YORK prices, and will de-
liver all goods to any part Of the city without
charge.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

ENoRY BAXTER, No, 1870 PennsylVaniA ave.
nue., AdyeTtiseA his entire stock OF dry goods
At prices that must command att ention, See
his advertisement,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

INVALLIRILTTT or THE PoPE.-This will DO
the subject OF the lecture OF Rev DR.. O'Con-
Hall tomorrow evening At s O'Clock. No
| charge will be made for admission, and We Ad-
wise all who wish to hear one OF the Ableat
and most eloquent speakers In the Catholic
Church In this country, to attend the lecture
| tomorrow night. Those who are disposed to
| contribute TO aid the Ursuline Nuns Of
during the war, will have an opportunity Of
doing so.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

ApyIoH oAArS-ksep an eye on your nm
tsSuA'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

As early AZ seven O'Clock hundreds OF per-
soma could be seen vending their way to the
City Hall, all seeming deslrous OF securing
eligible positions from which they could see
the formation Of the line and witness ihar =.
on ita march. About hAlEpAst asvgu o'clock
the 1fst organIzstion arrived nh the ground.
This was the Fourth Wsfu LAborinE Men's
Association, $50 strong, headed by q doe brass
band. In the line we're to be seen = large mum.
Der Of Chinsse lanterns, embellished with
yaTlNnI .,atTiotie notices.
The next to arrive was the Sixth ward dele
CATION, mArshAled BY Clarence NJ. Barton.
Delegations from the other wards arrived In
quick succession, and took the positions as
signed them,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

The headquarters OF the Boys In Blue was
located At the once Of o. d. Barrett, ESQ, No.
0 four.And, A.haf street. Here were Ssaem-
bled number Of the members OF the lniut
committees and Gen. A, Grant, and here the
maiahals proceeded, upon their arrival, to O.
port themselves.
The headquarters presented very lively
scene from seven O'Clock until the line was
formed.
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bow, never stopping til shc was SAT,
in her room.
"Aunty," exclaimed the aston'sbcd
Eifc, where on earth have you been 2
But that was just what "auntie nev
or would tell her.
"Eltriis," said Miss Betsy, when she
had calmcG her agitated nerves by
green tea and q nap, "l've changed my
miud about young Castlewyune. il
you aud be are really bent on making
II match Of ir-hcre aunt Betsy erim-
aced. as it .be were taking medicine
WHY you must have your own way, |
suppose
Elfrda's fac, grew radiant.
"Dcar Aunt Betsy shs cried with
o shy kisS upon the parchment fJrs-
head OF the old lady. 81 am 40 glad. D."
"rhcrc, there 20 along" said Ms.
Whi',lcton, ungrlciously, II want ,c
rip up my caps for the wash, and !
can't be bothered with Kissing"
Il DO hope she tddcd mental a.
Elfe trippcd away "hc won't tel. that
child the whoic story"
But there was misrhevous ,par.
kle in E.heJ eye when sac cam,
up that night which filed Aunty Bet.
sys spul with dread, and convinced
her that Casticwyuns had bctray co
the secret Il her siege sn1 surrender.
Aud thus, Aunt Betty, sorcly against
her VIII, was forced 10 help Cupid s.
bark aaoa, down tho stream OF Tru,
Love. Alss poor Aunt Bct,cy.
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
" OR,
THE UNWRI TEN WORD.

ny DAsIEL MARCH, ID. D., author Of the popu.
lar might scenesn This master In Thought
aud Language shows us untold riches and beau.
ties In the q eat House, with its Blooming dow.
ers, Singing birds, Waving palms, Rolling
clouds. Beautiful bow, Sacred mountains, lie.
ightiul rivers, Mighty oceans, Tuundei ing vol
ces Blazing heavens aud vast universe with
countless beings IN millions Of worlds, and reads
10 US IN each the InwriIten word. Rose tinted
paper. ornate enprayings md superb binding
hRich and varied in thought" - haste n"Easy
ani graceful in style.n Correct, pure elevsting
In ITS tendency" "Baautlful and good" "a
household treasure ~ Communications like the
above from College Presidents and Professors,
minssers Ot all demon Ina tons, and the religious
aud secular press all over the country Its fresh
ness, purity Of language, with clear open type,
lne steel engravings. substantial binding, aud
low price make II the book tor The masses Agents
are selling from br.to $50 per week
We want Clergymen, School Ieaceers smart
young men ahd ladies tn introduce the work for
Us In every township, aud We viii pay literally.
No Intelligent man or woman need 10 without q
pa ying business.
send tor circular, full description and terms.
Address
zIEdLER \ McCUKDY, 10 $. 9Th ST, phila.
iSs Race St Gin. q.
% Monroe st. chi
Dos v. 9th ST. Louis
octi.-4m or iO2 Main 1t Springfield. Mass.
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SELECT POETRY.
on TuCDEATn OFAFpIEND
ny clio srASLEr.

ny CLIO STANLEY.
Our worlds begin in paradi'c,
And Tia bri tht world still,
When we have left our early ways,
To climb some happy hill
Whercon an Ellen beauty shines,
A presence full Of light.
We heed no sorrow while we tired
Our youth times sunny height.
Our worli begin in Paradise
Though dead men slumbcr round;
We cannot grieyc for til 'ir poor dust,
AZ rest in holy ground.
The smiling stars look down on us,
Our hopes rise mountain high,
And we forget that life has thorus
While liie's bright rose is nigh.
Our worlds begin in Paradise.
We toll and toll for naught:
Lies hnppiest hours are nearest birth,
LIES crown with tears is bought.
Encompassing our dream Of Heaven
l. one gras'-covered grave,
Where bids shall sing sweet songs IN pring
And green bOughs gentle wave
Our worlds begin in Paradise,
Bnt who shall dare 10 say
The end ot MI is not more bright
When Daylight fades away:
When earth slips from our lsuguil hold,
Aud our poor, tired feet
Find rest amid the pleasant paths
Where mourners sadly mceet7
Their tears fall down on lowly graves,
Their voices. sad AMI low.
Make music ont OF loving thoughts,
That in the silence grow.
And who is happier those who stay
Amid he mi-ls Of TINE,
Or they who climb from earthly heights
To heights that are sublime.
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Aunt Betsy's Adventure,

II was hot July afternoon. the air
'u'l Of slumheronS electricity. and tho
sunshine Sleeping dreamily on the close
cut grass in front Of the Mcr.liicld no.
eel while down in the glen toward the
railroad track, you could di-tinciy hear
the frc, and ripple OF tho troLt-stream
over it, bed Of messy stones.
Merrliiel1 vas pretty, sequestCred
place, irll Of picturesque wood nocks
and pleasant rambles, aud as yet, no,
"vcr-cowded by the high tido of SUN,
mer fnshionables. Moreover. he fare
was low, and the hotel charges moder
ate-and that was tho reason why Miss
Brtsey Whis,le'on had come thit her
with band boxes. her tortoise.s hell cal,
aud her niece Elirida.
Miss Betsy was tall, squarely-
fashioned maiden lady, stranded some.
where on tho debatahlc land between
forty and fifty, with n lcalhcry COM
plrxion, hair cut short in the neck. coal
black eycs-glassy rather than bril-
liant--aud thin. colorIcss lips. As the
French say. "thorc are young maids
and old maids Some are perfectly
irresistible in their sunny good humor
and emJOnpoiHt--more bcwitching
than any sixteen ycar-oll girl, because
their arrows are tipped with the barb
OF experience. But aunt Betsy did not
belong to this ''Iarc aud radiant" few.
Miss Whss,leton was an old maid
venomons--a radical opponent to any
thing savoriug Of ma,rimony-a bs-
lever in catnip tea, total depraviiy, and
be approaching end OF the world. -
And above all things Miss Whistleton
det ested- a man.
Little E.frida was totally different.
Elfrida was just seventeen, with u
round apple bloom face, eyes as blue
as wood violets, and mischievous dots
of pimples, coming AMI going, like the
impress of Cupid's finger on her smooth
pink check And EIirda wore white
dresses. with blue ribbon ilutteriue
about them, and roses at her belt, and
read poetry sUb rosa, and believed in
maukiod-particular!y in Tom Castle
wynne.
Consequently, it may BE- easily in.
ierred that Elfrida led dolorous lite
Of it, with her aunt Betsy and her
Aunt Betsy's peculiar views.
This particular afternoon, Miss Bet
sey sat bolt upright. engaged in hid
eous pieces of patchwork. which had
been poor Eltriia's black beast ever
since she was tall enough to WELD a
nesd!c, and scolded her niece persis-
trntly.
"Don't talk to me, Elfrida Martin l.
she ssid susrgeticslly-which was quite
unue' essay for poor Eide had pol
opened her lips in a quarter of an hour
IL know perfectly well that It's oil thro
vour doing that Thomas Csstiewynus
and his riotuous cigar.smokiug friend
have come down to Merryfcli aud TAX
en the next room TO ours--ths psr,
nert room. | should think you woulG
b. ashamed Of yourself Elirids, to b
walking about the house with him
aud the house full OF respectable board
ers.'
Ellie colored here.
ii am sure aunt Bstsey, Mr.. Castle
wynne is respectable"
"a pet,itoggsr, dissipatsds youns
good-for.nothiug lawyer-and Frank
Ermine 10 no better. Elfrida if yor
DONE stop taking such long stitches II
make you rip them Ell out again.-
s'rs-H-re'H uNmnnun - Xu0ul
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UtN'VHT NHYrTTWTtHU'"V'
Reading. Nov. 81. 1870.
CABINET ORGAN AND MELODEON
" MANUFACT0RY.
Ware Room and Store on Pine Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgrove. Pa.

II you want to hear and sec fne toned and
beautiful organs and Melodeons call at our
Ware room and store. We use none hut the
best material In making Instruments, Try one
OF them and you will be satisfied.
Every instrument Is warranted for five years,
Dealers, Agents and Ministers OF the Gospel,
are Invited to CORRESPOND with us and send for
pric- list, We are also agents tor the best New
York and Phlsdephia Pianos.
Violins and Accorde0ns from 81 to il5. Violin
strlnys, sheet Music, Picture Frames, SC, sc,
always on hand.
Pianos a d Accordeons correctly tuned and
repaired.
Csll on, OF address by letter
RE-. SALEM \ co,
Sept. I, 1870. selinsgrove, Pa.
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An Indian village.

"Opo can b ave no appreci-tiys idea
Of an ludian village, uulcs, hs ha.
been permitted 10 come across the
prairie throrgh hot summers sun,
and suddenly discover, one nestled uu.
der tho broad shady trees, beside II
clear running stream, 10 green valley.
How pleasant be rras, then loJk, !,
how refreshing tho bright waters. ami
how cosy the tall lodges, with their
shaded veranlshs Of thickly iutcrwo-
ven boughS.
All day long we hal toi,cd over ih,
scorchjug plain through clouds Of grass
hopTers that often struck US IN the
face with sufficient force to make the
,tr smart for several miru'cs Ouce
We hal seen mirage OF bcu,i.uI
lake, irinlei with trees aud surrounl-
cd ty green pastures, which invited u
to pursue It's hee,i1g shadows. but
We well knew Al, about these lecep
,ions by sad experience, aud pushed
steadily on over the burning sands.
These miraees often deceive the
weary traveller Of the desert. SuIjeu
ly the horsemsn sees u Iiycr or .akc.
apparently, just ahead Of him, aui Ay
rides on auI on, hoping to come up to
it. For hours it lies before h.s eve,
and then in moment disappears,
leaving him miles and miles out o.
his way, and iu the midst Of desert
sands
Men have ridden al day striving t.
reach the beautiful river jV,i before
them, and then at pight turn back 10
pod their weary way 10 where they
had started from in .he morning
The miraees often lead TO the deaf hot
both man and Aorsc.
The mirage We had seen wa. mos.
deiic ht'ul, representing clear mke
with trees. meadows and VILLAGES nest
ling on its shores, but i, scarcely
,Qual,ed the reality OF the scene when
late in the afternoon We Gsccnlld .
rise 10 the prsrie, aud saw below Il. $
wide stream lined with green trees
and on It's bauks a large Iud.au en-
campment,
The ponie, pncted up their ear.
and neiched with pleasure as they
smclt the water, and our own delight
Was unbounded We hailed E.; a
moment TO admire the BEAUTIFUL pms
pect, Through the majestic trees,
slauting rays Of the sun sbiyered on
The grass, Far away, winding Ike s
huge silver-serpcur, rau the riycr
while near ty ina shady grove st.od
the villsge-lhe children a, pay or
the green lawns, not made by hands
The white sides of the ieepees shop,
IN the setting sunlight, and the smok,
curled lszily upward from the diugy
tops. Bright ribbons and red slas,
leckius like streamers on ship, tut
tered from the lodge poles, aod gsuii
ly dressed sqaws aud warriors wslkeC
about, or sat on the green SOD under
the trees, There were wadsns. .,
beautiful as Hswatha, or IS graceful
as Minnehaha, wondering, haui i;
hand, along the stream, or listeuiu.
under the shade Of soue widespread
ing tree TO words Of love, as son az
reOder as ever were poured iD,o ~
mans ear
| Near the village were hundreds =
horses and ponies, with brish, fsa,h
ers auutiug in their names and tail
as they ereppsi The rich grass Of ,h'
valley.
A group Of aory eh,lirn wor,
lplsyiey stA game mseh rsseGeiaI
rs s~~~-~~~y
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A. II DILL,
NJ. LINN.

q. (successors to j. r. n J. VI. Linn,)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LewishuIr. Ia
Offer their professional services TO the
public. Collections and all other pro-
fessional business entrusted to their care
will receive prompt attention. Jan. 8, 'G1u
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CHILpgSS are ne, - wsu Behaved
,inse ihe mothers have taken 10 vsas-
iss high ea,,essi h0sss, rais Is SAP
posed TO ksa isss % the dssass u
sliPrsrs q; srsak'ns r1rrSsss
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CHARLES HOVER,

Sclinsgrove Pa.
Offers hi. professional services TO the pub
,c- Collections and all other professions
business entrusted to his care will re
seive prompt attention. oiiice two door
norih Of the Keystone Hotel. Jan b, I
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CAMCEI ALLEMAN,
y ATTORNEY At LAW,

Scinsgrove Po
Offers hi. Professional services to the
public. All business entrusted to hi
care will he promptly attended to. Col
lsc,ions made in nll parls OF the state
He can speak the English and German
Language auently. Office between Hall =
md the Pos, Office.
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GEO. F. MILLER,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lcwisburg Ia.
Offers his Professional service 10 tie pub
lie. Collections and all other profession
all business entrusted to his care will re
csive prompt attention. Jan. 3, WI.
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I W. KNIGHT,
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Frccburg Pa,
oHsrs his Professional service TO the pub
10. All business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended to.
Jan II, 'Gii