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Another Horror.

MoBILE, Ala, Aug 2S.-Thc low
pressure siea ncr Ocean Wave cxplod.
ed her boiler at $50 O'Clock Sunday af
ternoou at Point Clear warf About
two hundred cxcursionists we're on
board, aud 1ily to sixty killed and
wounded. A portion of the bodie'
were lrjught to tho city by ,bc
steamers Fountain nnd Aunie last
uight. The others will be brought
to-day. Efforts are being made ior
the recovery of the drowned. The
cause of the disaster was not ascer.
'aincd. An investigation will be made
Of one Creole family, consisting o.
seven persons, six were killed. Th,
captain, en- ;ineer and pilot were kill.
cd. Only three officers escaped.
WEsTPoRT, Pa. Aug. &c. terri
lilo accident occurred at this place, on
the Philadelphia aud Eric Railroad
today. A passenger and freight
train colhded, killing Conductor Hy.
man, Engineer Mccormick, fireman
name unknown, and R.C. Brown, Of
Lock Haven; Mr.. Ward, Of Belle
iontc, AMI Mr.. Rabright, Of ST. Ma
ry's.
Another accident occurred on the
SchuylkiIl aud Susquehauna Railroad,
near Forge station. A train ran ovcr
three cows, upsetting the cars. Mrs
jackson, Of Duncanuon. was injured.
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NornfSo ia our political history
affords a parallel 10 the nice case with
which the Democratic leaders OF
Pennsylvania have forgotten their acts
and speeches in the past. II they
had completely embraced Rcpubli.
eapism, the contrast between that po-
sition and tho one they held three or
four years ago would not be 80 strong
because it would be rcnudciation
not an sttsmpt, like the present one,
to reconcile previous practices with
present professions. Take, for in.
stance, General McCsndles Two
years aud more ago be declared Ia
the State Senate, during the dcba,,
on the fifteenth amendment, that The
theory contained 10 the act sappcd
the VERY foundations Of our liberties y
Now be is running on platform whicl
endorses the theory that was sapping
rhe very foundations Of our llber.
ties" aud yet attempts TO reconcil,
the two extremes, and TO make the
people believe that he Is a consistan
Democrat Press.
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The Republican Primary Election
in Union County was held last Sltur-
day, and Hon. S. S. Woods wa. re.
nominated for President Judge BY
over six hundred majority. AS the
most persistent efforts were made,
through the papers Of Union county,
to prejudice tho minds of the people
against Judge Woods, this result wa,
entirely unexpected, and goes to
prove that among The people he is
desorvcdly popular.
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How 1T Is TO DE DONE We get a
gimmer Of light as to how the Penn
sylvapia campaign is to be managed
through the Philadelphia Sunday
Republic, which says that Il is ready
to prove that one hundred thousand
dollars are to be raised by the De-
mocracy as corruption fund in the
present canvass. Sixty Thousand dol.
lars havo already been subscribed, and
twenty FIVE thousand have been rs
sessed upon tho policemen. The sb'
cct is TO make the Legislature Demo.
cratic, and TO elect Mr.. Wallace a,
the successor of Mr.. Cameron 10 the
United States Senate.
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EurOpean Affairs,

Political affairs in Europe wear a
squally aspect. The settlement oI
the "pnpleasantness" between France
aud Prussia is followed by these pow
ers preparing for renewal Of the
struggle. Frenchmen are not dis
posed to rest under the odium Of the
terrible defeat suffered at the hands
Of Prussia. The government of NJ
Thiers, catching tho spirit of the peo-
pie, is doing all it can to hasten the
departure Of the Prussian troops from
French soil, and is paying up the
enormous indemnify faster than re-
quired by the treaty stipulation. And
all this that preparations for the cnev-
itabls conflict may be FASTENED and
made complete The people of Uni
ted Germany, rejoicing in thoir new
born greatness, are co operating with
their rulers, resolved that when
France attacks again, it will sud il il
buttipg its head against a stone wal!
The Emperor William, not able 10
win over the Gar to his side, has
met the Emperor Of Austria, whom be
humiliated at Sadowa, and it is uu-
derstood that these two roprese nta
tives of the German family are to
Ink their fortunes. The Roman ques
tion is net yet disposed of, aud Italy
scarcely knows whether to accept the
embraces OF Prussia and Austria, OF
to court those of France aud Russia.
While the continent Of Europe is
thus agitated, Its western islands are
not at rest. England is disturbed by
it's democracy, who protest against
paying annuities to Princes. The
Prince Of Wales aud his brothers and
sisters visit Ireland, to inspect prize
cows and calves, and stir up enthusi.
asm among the people. The people,
however, receive them coldly. A moe-
ting of the Amnesty Association is
held in Phoenix Park, Dublin, and
is broken up by the police, who bat
ter numerically the heads of the peo-
pie and in retaliation the people as
sail every house that shows an honor
to the Princes, or that they have "hou.
ored" with visit winding up with an
attack upon the viceregal residence
and making advisable the departure
Of the royal visitors, which takes place
between long lines of soldiers aud po.
licemen, aud amid the deep silence of
the populace. As If this was not
enough offence to British royalty, the
people mako tho arrival of a deputa-
ton from Franco, including a son Of
Marshal Mcmahon. the occasion for .
great popular outburst, o display OF
the green asd tricolor flags, aud en-
thusiasiic cheering of republics, ~. (,
Political affairs do look squsily In
Europe, and the Peace Society is nd
gaining msnbsra-& y Frss P.sss
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

To Elizabeth Ulrich, widow, Antes
Levi, Perry Of Snyder county; Mary Cath.
arine intermarried with Joel Bobb resident
in Miiiiiu county Lot Ulrich, Franklin
sarae, Newton, Daniel and Benton Ulrick,
the last two named are minors and havl
for their guardian Benjamin Ulrick a0
htem Heirs aud legal representatives Of
Daniel G. Ulrick, late Of Se.insgrovo Bor.
deceased. aas N Di ~
GaEGrisG Take notice that by virtu,
Of a certain Writ of Partition or Valuation
issued out Of the Orphans Court Of Sny.
der county, and TO me directed. I will hold
an inquest TO make Partition or yaluatios
Of the Real Evtste, Oh the said Dspisl q,
Ulrick, deceased 70 and among those enti,
tied TO the same, at the late residence Of
the decedsnt 10 Sellnsgvovs Borough, Spy.
der Co.. 70. on Saturday, the ssh day .!
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A New York WOrM corrcspodcnt,
writing from the South African dia-
mond fields, under dltc Of June 10.
says;
Mr.. j. B. Hopkins, from Lo.k Ha-
ven. Pa, came TO South Africa two
months ago, and last Monday the
wind blowing hard, causing thick clouds
Of dust 10 that no one could remain
in their claims, Hopkins mcandered
out from the camp AMI over the plain,
and observing some garnet. shining on
tho ground about mile and hall
from camp, he dropped on his knee
and elbow, and picking them up,
commenced to scrapo for more, when u
bright point came TO view Scraping
under this, out popped magnifice"'
fiity.fye and an eighth !:ara. diamond
Octohodron, hawless and specklcss, OF
that peculiar straw color TINT is SC
fashionable in England and wor, h in the
United States at least $4,000. When
1t made its appearance Hopkins was
paralyzed for moment, aud the dia-
mond could have been taken from him
without his having the power to pre-
vent it. Hopkins aud | are partners
now, and on the i,h Of September we
lsave for America, via Cape Town aud
England with over 100000 worth Of
beautiful rough diamonds, of oil colors
shapes, and sizes.
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I IST OF JURORS SEPT. 7. 1871
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Bea er-Ephrnim Romg, Henry Norman,
Thomas J. Keller.
Beaver west-william II. Hams, Isaac
Goss, Joseph Peter.
Centre John Sampscl.
Chapman-Abraham Sanders, Jacob New
man.
franklin-Charles A. Bolender, Henry
Shumnn.
Nj Mildleburg-Waldo W. wittcnmyer.
penus-Lcwis VI. Snyder, william Hughes
John Emeri,k.
Perry-Bcnjan in Brugger, N chacl Arbo.
gast.
Perry Wet II ,nry u. Snyder, Peter NJ
Garmdn. Jacob Hendricks.
Selinsgrove-franklin J. Schoch, William
&c nberling,
WashngIon-Dayid Coy, George Shots.
Berger.
PETIT JURORS.
Bcnvcr--Georgc sletilcr, William Spang
Ter, Joseph A. Hams.
Bea 'er Wcst-Michael Boyer Paul Bcnfc,
Charles Krebbs. Nichcias Simon.
Centre George W. Showers, Valentino
Walter, Andrew Maurer.
CLapman--Ferdinaud Sones.
FIR ntlin-william H. Snyder, Benian iu
wittenmyer, John $. Hnssingcr.
Jackson-Francis j. Boyer, Robert i
Cornelius
MidilcbIrg-philip Smith, Geo. Moaiz.
Mi ldlccrcck-George W. Rauch, Christian
Walter, George llummel Sr.
Monroe-Peter J. Kanlz, Daniel Sassama1
Pcnns-Charles Miller, John Romig, Johu
8 Hendricks. John u. Richter.
perry-Andrew Kcrstcttcr, Solomon Ken.
erer, John Gelnet, Henry d Marley
Solins Grove-Jackson W Gauylcr, Chas
W Winters, James X Davis, Reuben !
Walter, william McCarly
union-lienry Sch,ll, Simon II Herrold
Uriah Kelley, Jonathan Comfy, william
q iierrold, Lewis llouser, Samuel Scholl
WashingtOn--Peter Weller, Jocob Bu8,lcr
Isaac d Boyer, John X Meyer, Henry
II Grimm. ....
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Letter from Iowa.
DEs MoiSEs. Iowa,
Aucua, ~ 1871

.. August "a, 1871,
Mr.. EDITOR. lit is surprising to
see the growth and progress OF the
West. As the travel Ter passes through
the country that was short time ago
an unbrokcn prairie or covered with
a thick growth Of hazel bush or tim
ber, where now thriving towns and
populous cities and wide spreading
and well cultivated farms on every
side are presented to the view, he is
lost IN contemplation of the power OF
advancing civilization. Then the for
cst-now the city /; then the bowling
OF the wolf-now the bleating Of the
lamb then tho untitled waste now
the wavcrlng grain then the cry Of
the savage now the peal Of the
Christian bell and it is to the pio-
ueer that we should give the praise
for the great change-the hardy man
Of toll who wields the AK in the pri-
meyal forest or turns the furrow OF
the virgin soil--tor there is divinity
for ho who makes the desert to
bloom as the rose is instrumental in
the yeri6cation of tho divine command.
There is something noble in tho
man who leaves friends and the CON
forts Of our Eastern home, and builds
for himself a home by his manly e!-
forts and unceasing toll, as q Wester;
pioneer. Hc opens the way for civil.
ization, and leads the Star of En-
pre- for the coming millions, and the
Advancement OF our nations wealth.
The iron rail follows his tootpath, and
the locomotive comes to his door to
carry away the fruits his industry to
tho hungry millions. An Empire
grows around him and one more
star Is added TO our national expanse.
He is true American aud true friend
to the poor man and laborcr. His
sympathies are with the downtrodden
and oppressed everywhere. He knows
by experience the privation that the
poor but ambitious young man has to
encounter, and therefore, is ever anx>
ious to aid him in an effort to do
something for himself How 'diaeren,
in this respect is he from the monied
man Of the East. The tendency there
is, to put the ambitions young man
under the heel of tho capitalist or ar
istocrat, thus checking forever the as
piration of noble spirit that would,
sooner or later work out for him il
worthy man.
"a Now We would say to every young
man who is willing to work, but out
of employment in Eastern towns and
cities-fnd home in tho West, 10.
wa invites hither, Polk county fertii
lands claim share of your labor
Como,nw We repeat, buy farm, build a
hons ;,--bo saving aud the timois not
far. distant when you viii stand head
aud shoulder above those who would
stos 16ch by your bard labsr.w 10"
ScsW M i. Y. QvlooLs.l
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.---------.--
The Cnsc Of Geo. q. Evans.

In 1867 the State Legislature pass
cd n law authorizing the Governor to
appoint u State Agent to settle and
collect the war claims Of the State
against the general government, and
he was to be compensated by sum
no. to erceci ten per cent. Of the
amount collected. Geo. o. Evans, of
Philadelphia, was appointed the
Agent, and has since been cngage d
in the duties coming under the ap-
pointment, and in some duties exceed
ing tho app ointment. A largo u
mount had been paid on the State
claims before Evans was appointed
On all these, US we'll ~ on what he
has collected. he claims ten per cent,
amounting to about three hmdrcd
thousand dollars, and pays himself
out of what ho has collected The
Democratic editors throughout tho
State have pounced upon this choic,
bit Of news as grecdlly as vulturs
pouuces on its prey they roll it as q
sweet morsel beneath their tongues,
and denornco tho whole Republican
party as u set o.! thieves and robbers
But unfortunately for these Democratic
saintS--who aie very Lones. when they
have no chance to rob the State aLt
just the opposite when they have al
opportunity-lheir little gamo" t
bring odium ou the Republican party
through Evans, fails to have its de-
sired effect, from the fact that tho
Republican officers at Harrisbur,
have instituted legal proceedings a
gainst this embezzlcr of the public
funds, and will have him brought tt
justice os speedily as possible.
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AFTER the result Of the primary
Election in tbis county was anuounc.
ed, the papers 10 Union county were
fillsj with the most malignant abuse
of Judge Woods, and the Republicans
ofSnydor county, for supporting him.
Now how docs II come that Union
county Republicans have done Just
what they ccnssrod US for doing ,
Have they just found out that Judge
Woods is the peoples candidate ?
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Is regard to the reduction Of the
public debt, Mr.. Delsuo in a recelt
speech at Sandusky, made some ex-
cellcnt remarks. After pointing out
the great reduction of taxation, ho
shove the wisdom Of tho policy OF
reducing the debt as rapidly as the
interests Of tho couutry permit liz
showed that the annual saving of 10
tercsts on the debt reduced aud paid is
l2,Oo0,000. His concluding words
deserve the consideration oil all thought.
iul minds. For myself, | have to
say that | DO not desire the too rapid
oxtingnishment Of the national debt,
but i do dosire to soe its interest
promptly paid, aud iis principal
steadily and yearly reduced am
for such taxation as will meet these
results and the current expenses oi
the nation. Contemplating our vast
undevsloped resources, with our pres
ent wealth and its nstural increasing
value, | will venture to predict il an
easy task for this nation TO preserve
its faith and public credit, and that
within the next quarter of century
the great public burden which treason
abd rebellion forced upon US, will be
wholly extinguisbed. And during
all the time the people will bc ena-
bled 10 enjoy such physical comforts
and prosperity as are allotted to no
other nation on the globe. To this
end, and with due regard for Ameri-
can industry and labor, it is my judge.
ment that the excise aud tariff laws
ought TO DO reformed aud resnactei in
the interests Of the people,"
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The I'iitstOn Disaster.

The bodies of tho seventeen mer
who pcrishcd in the Eagle Shaft coal
mine, at Pit,ston, Pa, have been re
covered and buried. A commit ec
has been appointed TO explore the
mine, and give evidence before tn.
coroner's jury as to the cause of the
accident. 1t is not known how the
men came to their death-whcthor all
were instantly killed by the explosion
or whether they were stunned and al.
terward sutfooated by the choak damp.
Que or two bodies were badly burned
and Others considerably bruised.
The first body brought out of tho
mine was that Of Morgan, one of the
sufferers in the West Pit,ston disaster
n few months ago. The coroner's ia
~ have rendered verdict that the
explosion of irc-1amp caused the
death Of the miners. They fnd
that tho accident could have been
ayertet il the provisions Of the Ven.
tilation Acts had been complied
with that A. Tompkins, owner o
the mine, was sick, ald therefore in
somo sense cxcusable and that the
Inspector Of Mines, Patrick Blivet
was occupied with his legitimate du.
ties.
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UNION COUNTY having nominated
William +. Campbell. and spydar
County Hon. William G. Herrolj,
for Assembly, tho question now is,
which one will be the choice of the
District /? Mr.. Herrold's Friends will
undoubtedly claim that Snyder coun-
ty is entitled to the nominee, while
Mr. Campbell's friends will be equal
ly determined to have their man nom.
iuated. This being the case, there is
q chance for right smart fight
among the conlerees; and unless
some plan is agreed upon whereby
harmony can be secured, the old fight
ofone county accusing tho other OF
treachery, will be revived and the re-
suit may be that wo will 10 again
misrepresented at Harrisburg by a
Democrat, Notwithstanding tho fact
that we have large Republican ma
jority 10 the district. Now, we have
had quite enough Of Democratic mis-
representation at Harrisburg. This
dog-in-the-mauger policy Of opposing
Republicans just because certain par.
tioular friends failed to receive the
nomination must be done away with.
That both counties havo acted badly
in this respect, no one knowing the
facts will attempt to deny. The quos.
,ion now is, how shall this evil be
.amodied Our plan is this Let the
Chdxmau Of the Standing Committee
oteach county choose two men and
the men tlas chosen choose another,
and then lot tness five men decide
among themselves which Of the two
counties shall have the candidate for
the first two years, Ths,, if Snyder
county has tho first term Union shall
have the second. and sc on until the
term for which tho tws counties aro
yoksd together shall lave expired.
This plan, we think, would secure
harmony and promote the best inter.
ssts Of the party. !,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
A UDIT0R'S NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court For The County OF
Snyder,
The Au'iIor appointed by the Court to
audit. settle and adjust the account of
John y. Wolf, Esq., trustee TO sell the
Resi- estate of Jacob Dietrich, Sr., dec 4,
and to report distribulion of the balance
in the hands OF the accountant, will meet
the parties interested for the purpose Of
his appointment. on FRIDAY September
IS, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the Office
Of A. G. Simpson, ESQ.,, in The Borough of
Selinsgrove. JN0. II. ARNOLD.
Aug zi,-4r. Auditor.
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DEaIsTERs NOTICE.-Notit

DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Noticc is
-lO hereby given 10 all concerned, that the
following named persons have filed their nc.
eounts In tho Registers Once, AZ Middieburg
Snyder county, and that the said accounts viii
be presented for confirmation and allowance ~
the Orphans Court to be held at Middleburg Tor
tho County OF snyder, on the Fourth Monday
Of September next, beinx the 18th day Of said
month, vis:. -
/. The account Of Isaac A. Lenkcr and Embls
Thurston, Administrators Of the estate Of Abra
4. The account of william s. Thursby one ol
the Executors Of Thomas Thursby deceased.
2. The account Of Henry Y. foss and fasac
ioss Administrations of the estate cf Henry ID
Goss deceased. ....I
tor Of the estate OF John =. Reuier deceased.
s. The account Of Samuel Mertz deceased whc
was Guardian Of Luther hertz minor child oil
Frederick Mcrtx, by David Mcrtz Amelia Y.
Shafler n John Shanor Executors of tho estate
Of samuel Merit deceased.
tin Administrator OF the estate of George Martin
deceased.
I. Tho account of william Meyer Executor d
the estate OF Susannah Morr deceased.
:. The account of Alfred Specht Adminlstra
tor Gum Tcstnmentp Annexo OF the estate o
Sarah Kern decea sed.
o. The account Of Elias Wolf Executors Of the
estate of William =. rolt deceased.
10. The FIRST and final account of Jonathan
Grimm Administrator OF the estate Of Noah
Aigler deceased.
II. The account Of Daniel Alter Adminlstratoi
Of tho estate OF Lewis Jackson deceased.
~. Tho account Of Jeremiah Il. Hall, Executor
OF she estate Of John kerstetter, ST, deceased
10 The final account OF Hiram r. APP, Ad
ministrator cum testamento anneIo OF the estate
of John Hall, deceased.
S.B sCuUCR, Register.
Mifdlcburg, August 20. ISL
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NXECUTORS NOTICE.--Lettcrs
IL iestamentary upon the. estate Of Jacob
Frymoycr, late Of Perry township. Snyder
county, deceased. having been granted
to the undersigned. all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
qucsied to make payment without delay,
aud those having claims on the same will
present them to JOSEPH GISIl.
Executor.
Perry township, Aug. II, 1871.
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LIEUT.. WM. +. CAMPBELL. Tho
Republican nominee for Assembly il
Vaion county is young man Of stcr'
ling integrity aud irreproachnble char
meter, and our Union county igb
bors deserve credit for putting IN nom
ination man 10 emineutly qualified
for representative.
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Sep tember, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. N. when
and where you can attend ifyou think
proper. JOHN 3. WOLF, Sheriff.
Sheria's Office,
Middleburg Aug. "a, 1871.
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BY virtue of writ o. Veud. Tx. issued out
Of the Court OF Common Please of Snyder
county to me directed, will be exposed 10
Public sale AT the Court House, in Middle
burg on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10th, 1871.
Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following real cs.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Two months ago no future event
was more probable than the success of
the Democratic party in the election
Of October in Pennsylvania. That
prospect has now been changed, and
The Republicans are likely to carry
tho State by q sufficient if not large
majority.
Tho question has been settled in
Pennsylvania by the riot OF July II
in New York city aud the circumstan-
ces which preceded and attended that
event. These things have excited a
feeling among the people Of the state
which no party organization can with
stand The conduct of the Tamma,
cy managers in this city on tha. me-
morablo occasion has lost Pennsylva-
MIA to the Democracy"
Yes, Mr. Sun, you are telling the
truth for once. Pennsylvanians, tho
frequently slow, will never permit the
Tammany Ring Of New York TO rule
her The frauds committed in that
city, and the riot Of July II, have
aroused her citizens to such an ex-
tent that Republicans will turn out to
The last voter next October and give
the ticket an increased majority
such majority as will cheer R0publi'
cans in other States and blast all the
hopes which tho Democracy now pre-
tend to entertain --.HTriSJuy Tete
ordl)L
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TRACT OF LAND

situate in Penn township. Snyder county,
bounued and described as follows, 10 wit !:
On the north by land Of Isaac Look, south
by land of Jacob OF, Sarah Miller and
Solomon Knouse, east by land Of Solomon
Knouse, and north by land Of the heirs of
Ieonnrd Ann cnntainiug
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PURLIC SALE.

1NIiE undersigned, Administrator of the
l. estate OF Mary clearinghouse, late of
Centre township, Snyder county, deceased,
will expose to public sale, on the promises,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER Iilh, 1871, the
GLOWING Real Estate, 20 wit: