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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
\ Boston Daner SAYS:

Musical people will be glad to learn that
fully three-quarters Of the choral societies
formed for the purpose Of attending last
years peace jubilee are still in existence. and
practicing oratOrio music weekly. They
will form a grand nucleus for the chorus Of
twenty thousand which is to sing aU MI
Gilmorcs great international jubilee in
1879
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
BERLIN.
Of Generals.

BERLIN, January lit is reported that
General Manteutfel will be transferred to
the command OF the Army OF the VOsges,
and that General Goeben will succeed him
at the head of the Army of the North.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

The highest Office in the State is the Land
Office. for that is in the very topmost room
in the Mechanics Institute. The painting
seeker after land. as he ascends flight after
fight Of stairs, might well exclaim with
Beattie:
All, who can tel how hard il is TO climb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

IONS TO RENT-ONE OR TWO FINE,
y large. airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
s & iE q private family, with or without board,
d the French and English languages are
<. and free from the annoyance OF children,
,vins at No. 35l st. Ann street, corner Of
~. The cars pass within o few doors of
,e. Terms very moderate. Oc30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

AND COMFORTABLE
q siaed rooms, without board, to rent at
tNyiag from ten to 6fty dollars per
! rppiy ut No. ia st. Charles street, corner
r Ac0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-COTTON PLANTATION IN THE
Il Parish of pointe Coupee, at Simmsport: TO
acres inciosed and ready for cultivation good
.orcs dweilinghOuse and cabins for laborers: ::
sottoa GIN stables and necessary out buildings for
taxing crop; Land first class, Terms: 5 900
,+r annum. one-half payable in advance. Apply to
Z p s. EKYMQIiR No 23 CarOuielet ST r4,.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

IrOR SALE.-ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
II Of Uuimproved Sugar Land in the State in the
parish of Iberviue. 1t is about nine miles from the
Mississippi river, and that section OF country has
never been overfowed. The Chattanooga Railroad
now in rapid process of construction in the imme
@aa.e vcinity ,llns between two and three miles in
fsolt of this Land, while the Opelousas Railroad
passes It's rear some six miles distant 1t is IN.
dosbtedly the most valuable tract of unimprov ved
Sugar Land in the State, aud as TO soil timber and
1oca.c7 l. A unsurpassed. For particulars, apply
20 II. NJ. ROBINSON
Real Estate Agent, "a Commercial Place
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS,

| ADJUSTMENTS,
A CADkMY or MUSIC.
The management beg leave to aaaounce. f,e a
Ssort sesson of TWO WEEKS, tae eagasemeu. OF
tae celebrated and popular art.ste
LUCILLE WESTERN.
Supported by
JANIS A. HkRNE.
Thursday, January H.. CYNTHIA.
Friday, January IL, benefit .KAST LFNNt
Satursiay January H....... CHILD STHALSR.
sunday, January S........ CHILD STEALs6.
Eass Lynne Matinee, saturday Afteruooo.
ias0
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
Last week but one Of the world reno~nen
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE.
Who VIA this evening appear in an entirely new
hi ths sensational Burlesaue oniStases,os-es
RICHARD III,
B AD DIG EN,
N,,ci i.tae ;rcatest success known 10 the new
stage.
To commence with
In AND OUT OF PIA(K.
Ms LOUISA ARNOT in six oharaete, I:s a1d
s,:us,ia, Matinee at Noon~LURL!NK
BY particular request t1e 0rHlna o. oAAN \
6CB0 SUSAN will be presented on Sat 1rday ana
Sand ~ evenings, Miss Arnot ~ William jaHit
NATIONAL THEATRE.
EXTRA NfGHT.
Taoesdas Evening. January IL. 1871,
Beoedt of the favorite exponent Of
Irsh Nationality,
MR. WILLIAM CARLETON.
On wilich occasion will be presented John
Bgousham's great moral drama
TEMPTATION;
Or
The Irish EmiRrnO..
10 Ds followed by A BRILLIANT OL:A
: conclude with the screaming farce.
THAT RASCAL PAT.
For full particulars, see programmes and news.
rapecs
Pr.ces us,1. ie2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
BY TIE E G RAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
san Domingo Resolution Concnrrei In
no RECONSTRUCTION MESSAGE
Rates for Cattle Transportation
INVOLVEMENT OF MISSISSIPPI LE7EEs
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS
no RECONSTRUCTION MESSAeE
Rates for Cattle Transportation
INVOLVEMENT OF MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS
Important Decision in New York
COMMANDMENT OF PARIS FORTS

Details of Army Movements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
NATIONAL THEATRE.
A DRLAIDE PHILLIPS

A DKLAIDE PHILLIPS
CONCERT COMPANT
hiNs ADELAIDE PHuLL'S respec-cl!. aa
nellccs
THREE GRAND CONCERT,
ODD FELLOWS KALI
.E1oesoag. Tuesday aud Wednesday Eve.
Diaas, January is, ~ and -. and a
GRAND MATINEE
Wednesday, January -.
Asss.sd by the following artists:
MIR. J. LEVY.
Ile greatest Cofnet Player in tae "o.d.
MR.. JULES HASLER.
The eminent Baritone.
Mn. EDWARD HOFFMAN
T,e distinguished Pianist and Con pose,
earls Of admission, with coupon attached,
eEioy to each reserved seat, One Dollar and Fifty
Ceots, to be had at the music store Of A. =. Black.
mar, Ti Canal street, on and after Wednesday,
January H. and at tho Hall on the morning OF the
Co1cer-.
TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. iaet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

E,OR SALK OR RENT.-A PLEASANT AND
II valuable property in Lewisburg, two hours run
f-on New Orleans; cottage house, out houses, wharf
aad bath house and spacious grounds Will he sold
a1d terns apply to George d. Penn, ESQ., Attorney.
at-La1. No. CaTondelet street, third floor.
No yellow fever or cholera was ever known to
prevail a. tIlis place. iyl2 If
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
'niied state. District Comrt-HOn. f. III
QurAll.

In this eourt yesterday the names OF
petit jurors were called, twenty-five an
swering. The court ordered attachments
to be served on the ab,entees. returnable
on Saturday.
In the case Of Pollock Thompson vs.
Charles II. Webb, in which the plaintiff at
tcmpts to force the defendant into bank
ruptcy, ne having, as alleged in the conf
plant, committed acts OF bankruptcy in
the true meaning Of the act. together with
making fraudulent conveyances Of his prop
erty to the injury OF his creditors. and alb
scondinS from the State to avoid process,
the testimony was heard and the case sub
mitted without argument.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
VREsCKNT- CITY MUSEUM, ]
nos. 40 and ~ st. Charles street.
EXCURSlON TO NEW YORK CITY:
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS
DN.iard,s Panorama Of New York Cit

tales the spectator forty Que miles through the
atseets of New York City, faithfully shown. the
b.Anass. b.sstle and confusion Of city life. He has
a vie" Of more than ten thousand horses and
RACES and upward Of one hundred Thousand of it 3
people; seven miles and half Of shipping and
seeans, professions, military companies, bands OF
music, shipping, steamers, etc.
Al each exhibition an explanatory lecture will be
s;ve1 giving much valuable information of New
York and its port of great importance strangers
sad OF general and instructive information to
every body.
The following buildings have been placed on this
Panorama the past year, at the expense OF hve
thousand dollars: The Crystal Palace on fire;
SteSart,s Marble Palace; the Metropolitan Hotel:
the ST. Nicholas Hotel the Merchants Union Ex-
press Office and International Hotel the Five
Points House of Industry
DOora open an hour before the Panorama
h;,;ts. VII, be exhibited at
Lyceum Hall.
(aew Orleans City Hall Building,
kVnRy AFTERNOON and NIGHT. 70 January IA.
inclusive Except Sunday at and y: O'Clock each
afternoon and night.
Annlss;ou. Fifty cents; Children under twelve
yeays OF age. twenty-five cents Gallery. twenty
Il te Ccnts.
iai, It. DAVID WELLEYEE Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

DAY ST. LOUIS LOTS. ON NICHOLSON
ID avenue, extending from the New Orleans,
Moo.ie ala Chattanooga Railroad to the bay,
now foE sale on easy terms, and at prices varying
from two hundred to Thousand dollars each.
J. J. ALSTON,
del i'm No 81 c3rOndpet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
FOR SALE,

EOR SAI.E-A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT,
Il consisting OF a fast young Trotter, splendid
Ton Buggy. Fine Harness, Robes. Blanket. Whip,
etc. to bs sold on account of departure. Price,
$500 Address C, at this office. de3l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
BY TIE LEG RIA PHI .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

Sa0 Domingo Resolution Conc AIRED In
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lCONTMUED on EIGHTH r
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
A Sensational Story.

The papers Of central New York
give long accounts OF an affair which
msy be styled Strange il True.
Some months ago a notorious counter
feltsr, aamed John H. Sims, confined
in the Syracuse Jail an! sentenced to
prison M Auburn, conceived brilliant
idea to effect his escape. In pursu.
ance Of his project 10 applied to Il
Syracuse doctor, who, on the promise
Of rich reward il successful, case the
prisoner somc potent drugs which
threw him into II trance resembling
death. An inquest WAS held, and a
verdict Of suicide by poison rendered.
The body was then given to the
irends of the deceased. After the
report of his dcath was circulated,
and he had recovered from tho franco,
he was taken by his cOntederates TO
safe resort, thoroughly disguised,
aud being put on board tho ears he
proceeded to BnghaMton. A; the
very time he was leaving Syracuse
people were holding funeral services
over an empty cofin supposed to con-
tain his body. From Biogham,on he
went to Pittsburg, and from there to
Denver, Colorado, where n startled
SyIacpssman saw him and supposed
him to bo the ghost Of ths suicide
Explanations followed, during which
Sims related his strange, ovsutful bis
tory, with many embellishments which
We omit, aud give the story in it
simplest form.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

How HE ESCAPED. "A man was
caught in one Of the late Wisconsin
praris fires with uo means Of building
u baek-are, ani SO hs initiated the
gophsrs Cutting huge sod with bis
hunting knife, ha threw tho dry dirt
out until u hole sufficient for his body
was made when ho crawlel in and
rolled the turf over him. lis lay
there until the fire had passed over
him and was speeding furiously on
its way miles distant, and then slowly
he crswlsd out of bis livisg grave,
heated iearfulIy, but injured 10 no way
whatever.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
EnEESDsHiP.
rY fnED ". wBDpBR.

A tiny, slender, silken thread
Is friendship md we make II
Diul hearts aud lives TO hcarts AMI lIvss
But eyn breath may shake IL.
Aud Oft il takes but one wee word
But one wee word to break 1t
1t draws the lips in smiling shape.
II draws the look Of pleasure
From eye TO eye when hands touch bands,
When two hearts lea, one measure,
And draws m,nnirg FROM word
Which makes lhnt word n treasure.
Like string OF lurcful harp or luic
Between glad souls 'lis holden.
Aud loves fond fingers ON The throad
Make music rare an / golden
Mako music such as tender hearts
Could 1--we, AMI 10 cr grow old, ia
But IL breath may shake it, let
That breath iomc nc or it never
And never spoken he that wort
Which friendships tie might sever
Rut let the cord grow -touger til
The dlvniug of Forever.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
THE GYPSY QUEEN.

"Murder Help oh, help"
How sharp and fearfully distinct
was tho cry as it rang on tn, midnight
air! Bat there was mono - hear it,
except the two ruihans, who press
iug closer to THAR victim, bore him
heavily to the ground.
"llc is dead !" said the Oldest one,
dismouuting aud placing his hand up
on tho heart of the " wounded man,
who lay upon the gr,ani without
sense Or IN Rotion.
ave hal better make sure of it,"
said the other, significantly pointing
to the river at u short distance.
Ills companion stood him, aud
without word on either side, they
lifted up tho bo Iy aIJ carried it to
the river. There was u heavy SPLASH
followed like something that sounded
like stihed grcan, aud tho broad
waters rippled quistIy ever 1.-THE
moon, emerging from behind cloud f,
looked down rs calm Y aud pl,cldy
as it crimo aud murder were u thing
unknown. The two meu then noun
ted their horses aud rode swiftly away.
"Tais is good nights joo,' SAID
tho shorter and younger OF the two.
~ should judge so,' roturuoi the
other. dirty, las il give, YOU one oi
the richest carld ,m's in Eogland.'
"Ay, aud by my kaightly faith you
shall fad that the Earl Of EIrlnstoa
/. not ungrateful. Tae thousand pie
ces Of gold shall be yours Tomorrow,
AMI ii there is anything elso | eau do
for you, you may oon maud me TO tue
fullest extent of my power"
"Thsrs will DO a merry bridal to-
MORROW"
"Very r. replied the younger Que
With q light, mocking laugh. Lady
Blanche will wait long at tho altar
Tor her Overland as for my good
COUSIN Walter, who has been my r'va,
10 love AMI ambition, III warrant he Il
sleep sound enough Tonight Bat ~
must separate here" he added rs they
emerged from the forest into the open
couatry. ave must not be seeu to-
gcthsr. Adieu. I'VE shall meet to-
morrow at the bridal"
So saying he turned the head Of hls
horse into one OF the Two roais ,hal
were before thom. aud his companion
taking tho other they parted.
10 40 elegant boudoir, partly recliu-
log upon 9 low couch, was fair young
girl of not more thau eighteen sum-
mars. uparentIy In 4 deop reyer;e.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
Two Robbers LyuCiicd.


Morton aud Black, two OF tho Ca.-
iioruia robbers who escaped FROM pri.
son, were taken % { hous, on tho
road to Carson A stltrJll va, raised
a, the west end of the house, one cad
Of II long beam resting Oh the top of
the chimney, while the other was sap.
ported by three pieces Of scanthng
resting on the ground. y couple IT
ropes were pa,sel over the beam,
wagon driven un ior, .ani tw, noosos
lowered Morton heard the prcpara-
tions goug or, uul -lid to his partner
in crime BLACK, are YOU ready -
die = Tho answer wla NJ; this i,
not the crowd to hang u. Yes 1t iS,'
said Morton "don't yol hoar them
buiidin. the scally!i p Morton was
asked If he woudn't stand nearer tho
Are, when he replied 1T isn't worth
while warming now lie also snii
to Roberts, meaning himself and Black,
We are to swing unl mean to hGvo
you hang with us it can want
coup,ny" Black was first carried out
AMI lited into tho wagon he had TO
bo raised TO his feet, but stood tho
rest of the time without bcicg sup-
ported Morton walked out On
turning tho corner of thu house he
quietly surveyed the arrangements,
paying close attention ID the cross
beam ami ropes. lie needed but lit.lo
he Up to get into tho wagon, aud i'm.
media'cly commenced to place tho
rope over his head, sayiug to the per-
son who stood by him take my
coat DOLLAR from under .he rope
don't hang n man with bis coat collar
under tho rope lie then requested
his hands to be mad, moro fast as he
might catch the ropo above his head.
Back spoke but once, asking for wa
ter; when Morton inquired, what 10
You want with water now % Whuy
were thea asked If they hal anJthiu,.,
to say, Moroc answering "No.' They
were asked if they wished to talk with
II minister, or have prayer offered, TO
which Morton replied that he hal
I told the minister whan he had TO say
the day before lie said it was
well for man to DO taken off without
some religious ceremony, and If tho
minister would consent he would like
to havo prayer offered A minister
took him by the hand, AMI n few
words were spoken, and Morton, who
Was facing the crowd, said /; Il am
prepared to meet my God" but i'm
mciiatcIy added II don't know
that there is auy God" lIs shook
hands with man staniins on tn,
wagon.
Black was shaking hands bu. saij
nothing, a short prayer was offered
only broken once or twice by sighs
from Black, and, as the word "Ameu'
was pronounced, tho wagon moved
away. Black, being u large heavy
man, died without struggle Morton
Was a small man, aud as if wshios to
avoid suffering, sprans high M
the snppor, moved from under him,
and he died without tho movement Of
u muscle after his weight rested uron
the rope.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
ny JOHN O. WHITTIER.

Beneath the moonlight and the snow
! Lies dead my latest year
The winter winds are wailing low
Its dirges in my ear.
| grievs not with The moaning wind
As IL q loss befell
Before me, even as behind,
God Is, aud all is we'll.
His light shines on me from above,
His low voice speaks within
The patience Of immortal love
Outwearying mortal sin.
Not minlle,, Of the growing yeirs
or care and loss and pain,
Nv ewes are wet with thankless tears
For blessings which remain.
If dim the gold of life has grown,
will not count II dross,
Nor turn from treasures still my own
To sigh for lack and loss.
The years no charm from nature take
As sweet her voices call.
As beautiful her mornings break,
As fair her evenings fall.
Love watches DER my quiet wayr,
Kind voices speak my name,
And lips that find it hard to praise,
Are slow, at least, to blanc.
How softly ebh the tides Of will
How fields, once lost OF won.
Now lie behind me green aud still
Beneath level sun
How hushed the hiss party bate,
The clamor OF the throng!
How old. barsh voices Of debate
Flow into rhythmic song
Msthinks the spirits temper grows.
Too soft in this still mir.
Som owhst the restful heart forgoes
or needed wat ch aud prayer.
The bark by tempest vainly tossed
May founder in the calm.
And he who bravcd the polar f. os,
Faint by the isles Of balm.
Better than self.indulgeni years
The oulaung heart Of youth,
Than pleasant songs in idler ears
The tumalt of tho trntb.
Rest for the weary hands is good,
And love for hearts that pine,
But let the manly habitude
Of upright souls be mine.
Let winds that blow from heaven refresh
Dear Lord, the languid air
Aud let the weakness of the flesh
The strength of spirit share.
And, If the eye must fail Of light,
The ear forget 10 hear,
Make clearer still the spirits sigh,
More fine the inward ear
BE near me in mine hours of neel
To soothe, or cheer, or warm,
And down thes" slopes of sunset lsad
As up the hills Of morn
FROM The October iHantic
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

At these words the man arose, and
throwing back the cloak, revealed q
facc which. though pale and ghastly
bore a strong resemblance to the young
carl's' Theo, walking deliberately up
the aisle, be approached the altar and
fixed bis eyes sternly GU the countcn
aocc Of the gilty nun.
When Jason st. Croix's eyes fell
upon him, he stood like ono trausixcd
with horror. Then throwing his
hands wildly above his head, rs if to
protect himself from his nearer APP
prosch he foil heavily to the floor.
blood gushing from his mouth and nos
tris.
All but ono among that borror-
stricken group supposed it to be the
spirit OF the uulJrtuna:o man. who
bad returned to take vengeance on his
murdercrs, SLd feared TO approach
hlm. But Lady Blanche, rushing for
ward, tArew herself Willy on the boz
som Of her lover. obtaining convincing
proof rs she did 50, from ,h, warm
kisses that fell upon her checks aud
/ lips that il was ~ spirit but her own
dear Wslt,r.
When they liltei jason St. Cr,ix
from the place where he had fallen
they found that li'c had departed,
he had rupturei large booi vessel
1t seems that the wound, given to
the young earl were not, as his a1'ail.
nuts Supposed, mortal His plulge
into the river, instead Of rendering his
death certain, restored him to con
sclousnc>s and when b. arose to the
surface, ho madc de-perat effort to
regain tho shore lD this he would
not probably havo baon successful, for
he was very week from the loss OF
bOol, had il MT boon for the Gipsy
queen, who was crossing the river in
boat with somc of her flllow.rs
She picked him up, and, conveying
him to her tent, nursed him with the
most devoted and tender care. through
the long aud dangerous illness that
followed.
The earl bocamo aware, Oh his re-
coycry, Of his cousins usurpa.iOn of
his estates AMI title, alsn Of ais be-
trothal OF Lady Blanche, but, retain.
iug grateful sense 0i his in lebLrd
ness to the heroic women u whom he
owed his life, who, III spite Of all, Still
chcris he'd strong affection for hi,
treacheruuS cousin, he allowed her to
warn him, hoping that it would induce
him TO flee tho couuttv, delayin: ,:
tor that purpose his appearance until
the very last moment
There was another bridal day ap.
pointed, at which thero wore happy
and smiling face upon which day
Lady Blanche, til, beautiful !,D,o Of
Glen Valley, gave her hand to Water,
Enrl of EIrinl,on she had loug mcc
given him her heart, anl ho WAS vol
worthy of both
Both the earl and countess tridd to
induce the gypsy qleen to settle down
in the neat pleasant cOttaga tho car
had given her But they could no,
prevail upon her to give up her rowing
ing lic to which she WAS strongly ut
tached She male it rule, however,
to visit th' EIrinston mluors ss often
a. once a year, and the earl gave srric
injunctious to all his tenants that neI'
,her .hc nor her followers should be
molestei at these times.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

A young married man was remark
lug 20 some ladies that it was always
the women who ran after the men,
when his wife indignantly said ;
you know, my dear, that I never
ran after you" That may b." hs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
.C,UiRLES HOVER,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Sclinsgrovs Pa,
Iel,rs bis professional services 10 the pub
Lie Collections and all other professions
sssiness entrusted TO his care will re
s.ive prompt attention. Office two door
nsrih Of the Keysione Hotel. [Jan 8, g
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TFIE POST
Y.SssAsi every ThuSsssy Rvsnias By
ysgsngAH CR0PSE. Pyosriesor.
Tsrms Of Subscription,

rive DOLLARS PER ANNUM, Payabl.
wishin sis months. or 80. 80 IL not paid
vkhin the year. Nopaper discontinued
satil ~ arresrsgss are paid unless at
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subscriptions outside of the county
PBYABLK IN ADVANCE.
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satsssssd TO others become subscribers,
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Advertising Isntos.

One solsmp one year $50 90.
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Professional and Business cards Of
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Auditor, Executor, AdminissrsIsr
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Editorial notices per line 10.
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than one year are payable at the time
they are ordered, and if not paid the per-
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Tor the money.
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WIN. VAN GEZER,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Pa,
Offers his professional service to ie pub.
lie. Collections and oil other Pi oicssion.
sl business entrusted TO his care will re-
esiye prompt attention.
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CEO. F. MILLER,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewlsburg ia.
Odsrs his Professional service to The pub
hs Colles tions and all other profession
oil busiaess entrusted to his care will re-
ssiys prompt attention. Jan. q, VIII
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rAMUEL ALLEMAN,
, ATTORNEY AT'Lhw,

Selinsgrovc Pa
|6sr. his Professional services TO the
bsbNs All business entrusted to his
ksfs -ill b. promptly attended TO. Col.
).stions made in all parts Of tho State.
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|and the Post office.