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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-14

WAS very clauOlatG ana can NOT ticlclolt give Il
clear and Succinct synopsis of the opinion dc
!ivcred. Mcssrs. Brent Il Wattrs appeared on
behalf Of the Express Company and Mr. Fran
els J.. Smith. r. for the City Council.
C,RCVIr CoUHT FOR TIE County. The
November term of the Circuit Court lnr this
county, Judge Keith presiding, commenced
this morning.
Southern Protection Insurance. Company ".
Close: case: removed from Fairfax county:
dockctrd.
Sense ct IN vs. Lc>hv ct ux.: chancary; re
moved from Fairfax and d"rkctcd.
Foster administrator W. Mnrchead debt
and attachment removed from County Court
and dockctrd.
Commonwealth ". Otho Berry, coorel
horse stealing removed from County Court;
Jury sworn AMI charged; evidence heard, and
case being argued when this report closed.
SUNDAY ScnnoI. rnNvENrlnN.- The Sun
day School convention Of the Baltimore Confer
cnce of the NJ f.. Church South. will meet III
the Washington street church IN tins rlty To
morrow Delegates arr expected from all parts
of the Conference representing i membership
of 81; 600 p..nplr anl about go >cluulS. Sever
al Of the delegates have already arrived and
the session will be one of general interest
Information respecting the accommodation OF
the delegates can be obtained from the Super
mten,l,nts Of the school MeSSrS. JAS. A. Alex
an,lrr and George Il. Hill, and ium Cot. Il.
:. \, hir and Mr.. John Howell
ARREST OF \ DESEETEH. United States
,lr,uy m,rSllal l.. |. ONcalr, with city no
lircmnn ilrplnru boarded the schooner Mar
shall e. Perry, lnIlnl on, "it Jones FONT, last
NIGHT. and alrc>trd and brought ashore Il SEA
man named Daniel WhcStcrn, who had desert
ell from the schonlIr Abbott pcvcrcauX, lying
at this port and gone Ia Georgetown and re-
>hippr,l liz WIS committed to jail lOr further
examinations Three ct the crew OF the Abbott
p,:yricailv de-. rrt. Il her; two nt them: Fat Gil
lis and Dan Whc>trrn have been caught, hut
the t!il,l, Tom. Smith, hrs nude hts escape.
OnrIIANs' ruNrEEr We omitted, yrStcr'
day, to state that the Orr hans Concert, given
ON Saturday night At Sarrlta Hall, WAS al
tended bv 4 lnr~,. audience, amt was highly
satisfactory The receipt, were liberal is. be,
sides the price al amI$slnn donations Were
made Many ct our citizens extended {" the
orphans their hospitality. On Sunday, as
stated yesterday, the "rphans SAM several
HYMNS, with sacred music, in the Baptist
Church, and Il collection wa~ taken up Tor their
benefit kcE. 'r; tlouyh anu "'h'r> '"'''
"il''i''''',' y '' w. w. '''>
STORM. storm commenced lust night and
has prevailed ever sihcr. the wind blowing
continuously from the east and rain falling
almost uccSanIy. The weather was very
rough on the river ami al"ng the wialtcS tins
morning and the steamboats, and Vessels hat
considerable. difficulty in making their land
ings The it'd, made unusually high, but Is OK
pectcd to be- much higher To night. Business
ON the streets was very slack, the storm pre-
'e"''''S' "''' u Wv '''.
Police EEruHr William ,l"h'5on In" re
sguc,i his ,.,.i,i,n ~ 4 member OF tin. police
farce
M,yon's OFFICE. Robert Mrruin, Tor dis,
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Clothing!


Imposition lIatcdl
Comparison Invited!
Opposition tnuricd!
Competition Uef"d
ATS BIONDlEIM'S
CHEAP MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE.
Corner ling n"H FIriHT streets,
oct II .Alrxanhrln Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-14
LOCAL. NEWS.

CITY LICENSES. the iujunctica sui, OF
the Adams Express Company VS. City Council
Of Alexandria, Judge Lowe OF the Corporation
Court Of this city, yesterday as mentioned in
the Gazette. refused to dissolve the injunction
heretofore awarded in this cause. AMI continued
the sane The object Of the suit was to cnioin
the City Council from the collection of specific
tax Of $500 on the Express Company for doing
business in this city The Express Company
contended that the said tax was license tax
and not warranted by the charter Of the city,
but on the contrary was in contravcntion Of the
constitution and laws of the State. BY the
State law the tax imposed is OIL the nett earn
ings of the Company. whilst the charter pro-
vides that no tax shall be imposed by the city
Incompatible with the laws Of the State. We
have not read the opinion Of the court, which
was very elaborate and can not therefore give IL
clear and Succinct synopsis Of the opinion dc
lvcrod Mcssrs. Brent & Watt|cs appeared on
behalf Of the Express Company and Mr.. Fran
els L. Smith. ir.. for the City Council.
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PCKpoCKErs. Three passengers on the
Aqua Creek mail boat were robbed last night
ON their WAY up the river. All were robbed III
their bcrths. Two had their pockets cut open,
and one. Mr. Wesley Spence, Of Rlchnnnd,
had his watch stolen from under his pillow.
The thicfs were discovered before the boat
reached Washington but the watchman would
not allow the Captain to Ic walked, and 50 the
thieves escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-14

.JosEru WHITE has we'll selected stool: OF
fancy goods and notions and toys At his "rlgl-
nal - cent store. Joseph being young Alex
andran and trying to establish rcrn1Ga'n"nti
business in our city, is deserving Of Il liberal
share of patronage from n,lr citi2cnS. cave
Joe trial we know he can suit you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-14

We will open ON or about the 10th of October,
an entirely new and tremendous stock al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-14

gsS-Proi. L. G. MARlSt beg< leave to All,
nounce to the ladies of Alexandria that he il
forming private class in Dancing for Children
and Misses. Parents wishing to have their
children taught will please apply at the Acade.
my (Harmonie HalD On Mondays and Wednes
DAYS from 3 to s T. m nov S-1w
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oct ll--3awts Commissioners.
pUBLIC SALE AT bayfield,, FAIR
FAN C0lTNTN VA

DUBLIC SALE AT IINl IELD, ININ-
Il FAX COUNTY, VA.
Will be sold, at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY next, November 18th, if fair, if not, the
next fair day thereafter, ut llayicld, about six
miles south uf Alexandria, on the telegraph road,
all the STOCK, UTENSILS, CROPS, &c, Nc,
consisting" i'll part of Horses, Colts, Mules, Cat
tie. Hay, Corn, Flows, Ilurruws, Wagons, &c
Terms: a credit of six months will be given
on III! sums over fifty dollars, secured hy note.
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest ut ten
per cent. On all sums under that amount cash
will be required. ,,
ort y, nnis RICHARD WIN DSOR
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Live Within NOur Means.

We don I like siinrincss Wa dom,
like ceonomy when il comes down 70
rng4 and staryo,iop We have no
sympl,lv with the notion th,t = roor
man should hitch himself tost to n nos,
and stand still. while tho rrst Of the
world msys, forward Iii. no man
dutv to denv hims,l, cvcrv omusomon,
every recreation every co,nCoo, ,h,,
he may ge, rich. II, i, no mans duty
to make an iccbcrr of himself to sim,
his ewes and ears TO the SUFFERING, Of
hi, fellow. and deny himself the on.
ioymeut tLo, rc.ults from pcucrouS
actions merely that he may hoard
veal,h Cor hi, heir. 10 quarrel about
Bu, there is an economy wh,ch i,
every mans duty. and which i, c,pc.
cially comm,pdabls in the man who
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Higher Hp.

This was Daniel Wohs,cr's brief
ply to II young lawyer who complain,
hit The legal profession was crowdt
rhctc i, room higher up" said
great lawyer. THIS reply inlicates
,rcat truth, not only in the profession
hui in all departments Of industri
lie. AL departments of industry
c DIVIDED low down among workmc
while there is not halt supply in Il
hl-hcr departments oC hcad-work
hanl.work. Trained and faithful d
m,s,ics who will 10 their work an
keep their places from year to yea
command the highest wages, get Il
hest treatment, and arc always vau.c
IN ~,ill greater numbers 4 wealth
Ilmily in Boston, wishing TO spend u
summer out1 the city, closed the
ci;v house. sent their whole sorvar
force to n good boarding house in Il
country, continued their wages, an
pail their board bills, rather than pa
with them. And there are other place
high mp TIT are rca ly for just sue
servants.
The boy a, school who docs ever
task perfectly, i, preparing for hrs
houors at the high school aud collcg,
aud steps naturally ani confidently /
the places higher up n all Tia
learned and lucrative professions Th
apprentice or under woskman VIII
does everything which he undertake
promptly aid well, is forming tho.
habits, and gaining that reputation
which will give him position "high
cr up amoug the master workmcn o
his craft, aud competence for himscI
aud family
Hugh Miller, VITO has found plac,
higher up among scholars, learue,
his tradc rs mason If an old maj
'who made conscience OF every ston,
he laid 50 The wall built by Jucl,
David never buicei oltct'lcd and nc
boy in | i employ w.. ever allowed t,
.lirIi tho nnst un.uvuft4It rtptp I'd
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\ NouTuFuL MuLioSAIRE.- Mr.
\. w. Limocli, n boyish Wall street
mcrchanant oI bu, twcnty-,ix years oi
age, il the owner Of thrcc-.ourths o,
the capital stock lnominally c.'imatcd
at $1,000, ,OUO) Of the Atlantic Mail
Steamship company. He is also own
cr of over 81 100000 worth ofrcal cs-
tate in New Jersey During the last
two years he has bnilt, on his Elizabeth
properly, over thirty palalial rcsiicn'
ccs, which as soon as completed, he
has sold TO rich young fellows like
him self, and thus realized large profits
on them, besides establishing large
delightful colony there. Five years
ago, apennlcss clerk, tho sou OF II
Nova Scotia clergyman, he entered
New York, aud in two years was able
to fail for Sl,O0O0OJ, But he has
recovered his loss, has honorably dis
charged the debts frcm whose payment
he was Legally released. lie rs very
charitable, and has lately built and
given to the bab,isi of Elizabeth n
large and handsome church lie is a
man OF IDEAS and liturature, and is Il
resort for poets, wits, and EeoPlc OF
genius. At the same time he is as
gay and boyiSh in spirit as in appear
ancc.
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begin TO grow mighty small aud beau.
tifully less"
An my hearers. il luokei ~ If a
drove Nv mules could have troiteG
down the barrels Of that ar old shot
shot gun, an | put spurs TO ole roam
aud gallopcd through the wildcrpcs.
for four and twenty hours, an my
hearers. ef that ar man dou't pull at
sron ho'll get to the end NV his rope,
and take up his abode whar the worm
dcth not aud the fire i'm squcnchcd ;
for in the language Nv my text, with n
sli-h; variation:
An when he rises up in the
morning behold he will be- damned"
An sure, nuff, my patient frcns an
hearers. in about three days that poor
nngod'y, pro'anatrd man was TUX W
hy a milin-tary commission and huur
for killing n niger. An my li>tuiu'
ircuN, at hearers. when SEED bin.
standin' on tie great imm"nsity NV
space between wind and weather, q
kckin' at the foirih district, scl |, in
the language Of the inspired hymn ::
Zone more sinnerdcnl and gone
\ silver spade to dix ais grave:
4 golden chain To let him down;
A buglc horn 10 blow hlm on"
" An when they ri1 up airIy in the
morning behold they wuz all dead cor
pu's.s
The bretheriug and si>tcring will
sin: concludin' hym. while the de,-
cons hand around the hat for tho mic.
klcs."
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us0,y 10 save peuri, Trees.

\ discovery # no smNl moment,
says the Pn'a !clphii l. tyr, in the
interest OF agriculture, has been malo
hy DR.. Geo Il Wood, aud communj-
Gated by him to the American Philo>-
optical Society, of which he is Prcsi-
deaf.
Peach trees in this vicinity, after
producing few crops not only cease
bearing, but perish ina short time
whereas thu natural life is tisty or six
ty years, or more. The cause of this
detective power of growth is believed
ty nr, Wood to be owing to n diff
cheney of potash in the soil, and
he assures u that il thi, alkali
be supp'ic! 20 the tree 50 that
it shal, recall the small roN5 and be
absorbed, tho frui,bclrlng power is
restored, and the frui, Itself, proma.
turely pcrishius, is revived.
Believing, with most persons, that
the cause of the decay lay in worms
at tho roo, Of the peach tree, he put
in operation a plan which he had seen
his father perform ~ e than fifty
years bo.uro viz, OF digiug around
the base Of tho stem hole four or five
inches dcop, scrlpios away all tho
worms that coul he found burrowins
at the Junction oil the stem aud root.
aud filing tho hole thus made with
wood ashes irsm the fire. which, Of
course retained all their potash, This
was done in autumn Of loiS and
with a result in the following spring at
which he hiw sell was astouishej. The
trees appeared to hivo been restored
TO all their vigor aul freshness they
put forth bright green leaves, blossom.
ing coyiously, end bore crop OF fruit
such as they had never Eorne before,
many Of the branches breaking down
under tho load Of peaches,
Dr. Wood, is rejecting on these re-
suits, noticed that several of the peach
trees had no worms, aud came to the
conclusion that we must look for an
eXplanatiOn to some other cause tbaa
the destruction of a few worms and
this eanse he believed to be the ashes,
the potash Of which, being ii'olved
by the rain, had descended along the
roots TO the rooilets, and presented to
them the very fool for tho want OF
which they were dying. DecaYing
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would have been rcquircd, and thou
sands OF lives would have been cx.
pended but With this new motive
power, aud its incidental vcntilatine
advantages, aud with the application
Of nirrc.glyccrinc, the main work has
been accomplished within haira dozen
years.
The tunnel is in the form Of au arch
about 2i feet high, 25' feet wide at
the bottom, and 2G1 feet across the
centre or widest part Of the arch. IT.
length is nearly I miles l2,511 yards }
%. J., IN Wedrh ayR HOme
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BLITz AND THE MlNER.-ln Cali
iornia, when the diggings were paying
well, Signor Blitz visited a gulch, aud
before largo audience exhibited his
legerdemain. During the perfOrman-
ces he took out his handkerchief, thr, "
it up in the air, caught it again, when
he took a twoaiy dollar piece out OF it
asking the boys if they could do that
Old Pete, "iorty-niner," who had
neverehanged bis mining shirt since he
came into the diggings, Immediately
went upon tho platform, took of his
shirt, and dipped the tail Of it into a
bucket Of water, held it up and rupg
out $50 80 in gold dust, including fiji
teen pounds Of subsoil. Bli,z took
the nExt mule-train.
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nAn hnn IN ~.

One DRop ArA TIME.-llaye you
ever watched au iciclc as it formed
ono drop at time, until it was q foot
long or more. II tho water vas Gear
the iciclo remained clear, and spark'ed
brightly in tho sun but If the water
was but slightly muddy the icic.e
looked foul, aud its beauty spoiled.
Jnst so our characters are forming
one little thought or feeling at timc
adds its influence. If each though,
be pure and right, the soul will DO love,
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
~ OR,
THE u WRIT EN- WORD.

by DANIEL MARCH, ID, D., author OF the popu.
lar "Night Scenes.n This master In thought
and language shows us untold riches and beau.
ties In the Oh eat House, with Its Blooming flow.
ors, Singing birds, Waving palms, Rolling
clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred mountains, DE.
lightlul rivers, Mighty oceans, laundering vol.
ces Blazing heavens and vast universe with
countless beings in millions Of worlds, and reads
to us In each the Unwriiten Word. Rose tinted
paper, ornate engravings and superb binding
"Rich and varied In thought" "Jhaste ""Easy
and graceful In style.n "Correct, pure elevating
In It's tendency" "Beauuful and good" 'A
household treasure.n Concentrations like the
above from College Presidents and Professors,
ministers OF all denominations, and.the religious
and secular press all over the country Its fresh.
ness, purity OF language, with clear open type,
tine steel engravings, substantial binding, aud
low price make IL the book for The masses. Agents
are selling from 6O:to $50 per week.
We want Clergymen, School Teaeeers smart
young men ahd ladies to Introduce the work for
us In every township, and we will pay literally.
No Intelligent man or woman need be without a
paying business.
Send Tor circular, full description and terms.
Address
ZIEdLER MoCURDY, 10 $. 9Th St, phila.
l39 Race st. Gin. O..
% Monroe st. Chi.
sos N. 9Th st. Louis
octl.-+m or io2 Main st Springfield Mass,
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Revenue Reform.

/
rSs~s-v--s-ps---z~-v--
Revenue Reform.
1t was a shrcwd trick Of the free
traders TO adopt the designation Of
Revenue Rcformcrs 1t enablcd them,
hy roirSsing n desire to reform that
which il was their desire to overthrow
to assail the tariff 10 detail Revenue
reform, by i;s intrinsic merit, served
fer time to conceal the sinister pur-
poses Of those who hld apparently
made it their shbb,lcth. No states
mau could we'll resist its advancement
and indeed no feature ofgoverpmental
policy better entities itself to his con.
sidcra,iou. But while our ircc-,rodcrs
cried out for revenue reform, they sug-
gestcd nothing practical, and rs to II
gcueaal plan, 50 tar confined themselves
to n discussion of iragmentary details
Of the tariff thrt their object could only
be asccrtained by grouping together
at the close Of an active and protrac,ed
campaign the views put forth by the
| leaders Of the new movement by this
means We were led to discover that
revenue reform meant the overthrow
OF American industry by the continu.
ancc indefinitely Of eur system Of in
tcrnal taxes so burdeusome to the
enterprise, labor and capital of the
country, and the repeal Of duties now
imposed ON Imports cmbodying the
productions of the labor and capital Of
other countries, where wages range
from bat twenty to fifty per cent OF
the rate paid for the same labor in the
Uajtcd States. 1t /, significant that
20 one Revenue Rclormers has discov.
cred single defect in our internal
revenue system, or suffered annoyance
at the hands Of any ol the officers en-
trusted with it, assessments gnd co,lcc
ton.
Willie the Eastern aud Middle
Sta,os, with an almost undivided voice,
demand an abolition of the Idcomc tau,
the farmers OF the West insist upon the
repeal of the duties on tea, coffee,
spices, aud other csscntia ls OF life Tor
which We depend on foreign nations,
and the latter are bcgnningto ask why
the Southern tobacco fields and the
Western grain fields should be made
to contribute ono-G'th OF the revenues
OF tho Government in tho shopc Of to.
bacco and distilled spirits. The assess
ment and collection of thc:e taxes has
cost Us more than eight millions Of
dollars, and they are fclt by every cili
zen, be his pursuits what they may !;
yet, strange to say they have failed to
attract the atten,i ,icn Of the Revenue
ltetormers.
The results of the last election, how.
ever, proved that the people had OBJ
served the movement OF these plo,ters
aud discovered their object aud Pres
dent Grant, in his massage, demanded
a definition of their terms and an eX,
preston of their purposes; while Judge
Kclley's resolution, asserted that true
reform poiu,ed to the abolition OF the
internal revenue system at tho earliest
day compatible with the maintenance
of the iaith and credit Of The Govern
ment, presents a square issue, upon
which the f.ht must be made And
when the vuesliun, Shall We maintain
or abolish the internal revenue sys-
ten 2" shall hc fairly presented to the
people, the issue will not be doubtful.
Pres.
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NABlNET ORGAN AND MELODEON
" MANuPACT0RY, =
Ware Room and Store on Pine strpst,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgrove, Pa.

II you want TO hear and see fine toned and
beautiful Organs and hIelodeons call at our
Ware room and store We use none but the
OF them and you will 10 satisfied.
Every instrument is warranted for i've years.
Dealers. Agents and Ministers OF fhe Gospel,
are invited to correspond with US ahd send for
price list We are also agents for the best New
York and Rhilsdslphia Pianos.
ytolins AID Aeeordsons from 8 10 els. Violin
siueyS IN hand.
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WIN. VAN GEZER,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,

IcWlsburg Ia,
Offers bis protest. onal service to the pub
lie. Collections and all other Profession.
al business entrusted TO his care will re-
ceivs prompt attention.
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In Iowa merchant sent a dunning
letter to man, who replied by return
mail "You say you aro holding
note Of mine yet That is oil right
perfectly, rign!, Jsst ,s: keep holding on
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CHARLES HOVER.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,

~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Scinsgrove Pa,
Offers his professional services 10 the pub
nc. Collections and all other professiona
business entrusted TO his care will re
ceive prompt attention. Office two door
north Of tho Keystone Hotel. Jan 8, c
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7 W. KNIGHT,
u. ATTORNEY At LAW,

" Freeburg Pa,
Offers his Professional service 10 the pub
10. All business entrusted to hi. care
will be promptly attended TO.
Jan Il, '67u
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Advertising Rates

One column one year SEQ
One-half column, oGs yesr, so
One-fourth column. one year. 10
one square no lines) one insertion
livery additional insertion
Professional and Bssiuess cards Of
not more han ave lines. per year. 3,
Auditor. Executor, Administrstor
and Assieues Notices 2,
Editorial rciices per line
All advertisements for q sbsrter per
than one year are payable at the ii
they are ordered, and II not paid the
son ordering them will be Bold r,spcnN
lur lhe mupey.
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CAMUEL ALLEMAN,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Sclinsgrove Pa
OSers his Professional services to the
public. All business entrusted to his
care will be promptly attended to. Col
l.ctions made in all parts Of the State.
He can speak The English and German
Language nuently. Office between Halls
aud the Post oifcs.
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NEO. +. MILLER,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Pa.
Offers his Professional service TO the pub
lie. Collec lions and all other profession
all business entrusted 10 his care will re-
eeivs prompt attention. Jan. 3, '0itf
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A G. SIMPSON,
A. ATTORNEY At LAW,

Selinsgrove Pa,
Offers his professional service to the pub
10. All business entrusted TO his care
will be promptly attended Ia.
IJan. L., '67tf
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I p. CRONMILLER,
20 ATTORNEY At LAW.

Middleburg, Pa,
Offers bis professional services TO the pub.
Nc. Collections and all other professional
business entrusted to his care will receive
pruppt attention. Jan Q, eff