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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

We clip the following local items
from the Emp oriasa Independent;
a Coon MovE,-We are Informed
chat petltious are being circulated for
signatures praying the Legislature to
pass law compelling the = & Il. Rail-
road Co, to fence ia their track and
yut cattle guards at each crossiOg.
This is an improvement much needed,
one which would not eoly benefit the
iuhabitauls along the line of the read
but would lesson the risk of accidents to
she travelling public by keeping the
crossings clear of impedimeuts that
, often throw the cars of the track. Let
the people move earnestly in the matter
RAIL ROAD SMasH UP-On Tues
day morning OF this week, the Empire
freight Train east, when about one aud
= half miles east Of this place, broke an
akc and being a heavy train and on a
down grade, it ran some quarter Of a
mile tearing up rails and ties 10 its pro-
gress before it could be stopped, and
literally smashing up seven cars and
scattering the freight, which consisted
of dead hogs, poultry &c, all along the
track. Fortunately, SO far as We can
learn, no person on the traia was injured
The company had large force of men
at work all of Tuesday clearing up the
wreck aud repairing the track; mean
while passenger travel was not impeded,
trains from the east bringing passengers
up to the wreck and transferred them to
oars on the other side, while passengers
from the west were similarly served,
being transferred to cars east of the
wreck.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

ton county, got on the track OF two
pan,bers aud succeeded in freeing one
which they shot aud took to their cabin.
1t measured nearly nine feet in length.
The next dag they resumed the hunt
for the other one, and succeeded in
routing it out Of his lair, and after n
lively hunt CT FIVE hours duration, sue
ceeded in making it seek point Of
rocks Tor protection from the dogs.
The two hunters came up and ball
from each of their guns, fred similtane.
ously, made the savage beast bite the
earth. 1t also measured 8 feet 10
inches in length. There was time
when it was no uncommon thing to kill
these wild beasts in that part of the
couutry, but these, we believe are the
only ones that have been killed there
FOR several years.-BelIetontc RcpuLh
can.
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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD
ORIODE GOLD WATCHES,
S12. Sl5, $40, $25.


DURING the past four years our Watches
have been so thoroughly tested, that for
appearauce, style of tinish, and accuracy
of time.keepIng, the Gerard Watches
nre universally acceded to be the best
They retain their briliancy and color un-
til worn out.
pcs. If after purchasing and fairly try
ing, any one is not iully satisfied, we will
cheerlnlly refund the money.
psa They are all Hunting Cases, Gentle
mems and Ladies' sizes. Every Watch
guaranteed for time and wear, by special
certificate.
ma A large assortment "lmprovcd Oriode'
Chaius. 81. to So. Also, Gentlemeas and
Ladies' Jeweiry in great variety,
rssa- Beware Of limitations. Order di'
rec from us or our authorized ageuis.--
Agents and 9th ers applying for circulars
will please enclose three cent stamp Tor
pos age
ss:sA. Goods sent to be paid for on delivery.
Customers permitted TO eNamiue what they
order before paying bills), on payment Of
Express charges bolh ways
Esssa hen SIX Watches are ordered at
once, we will send an extra Watch (Of some
kindl free.
gsS;~ Purchasers residing nj some distance
from Express offices, and desiring TO save
time and expenses, can have the goods
sen, by mail, by Iemittiug-with the order
the amount cequred by p. y. Money
order, registered letter, draft OF cheek,
payable ~ our order, NJ our rick. Address
plainly,
JAMES GERAD l. CO.,
L. q. Box 1891. New York.
! S5 Nassau Street.
; 5m
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

HAVING attended Prof. j. G. Ken
yop's Ventrioquial and Polyphonic per-
furmance for two evenings at Messen.
GERS Hall, we DO not hesitate to reco-
mend itas an entertainment Of real
merit and we'll worthy the patronage
of the ladies and gentlemen Of whatever
profession, Replete with novelty, varl
ety and instruction. it forms one of the
best family amusemeuts extaut, having
a moral tendancy upon the minds
the young.
We have heard the world-renowncd
Sicnor Blitz, and other celebrated per-
formers and lost Of pretenders, and
can safely say that Mr.. Kenyon is much
superior to Signor Blitz as a ventrilo-
quest IN fact we encline to the opi,n
that all the performances we have heard
combined would not make up so good a
ventriloquil entertainment as that given
by Prof. Kenyon. The irst night S
performance be gave here was such a
decided success as to seem to take the
community by surprise-for we have
had our share Of humbugs-as We
expected Mr.. Kenyon's performance on
the second evening was attended by as
large an audiance as we have seen a..
tending any entertainment in this place
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

A STRANGE STORY. In the early
part OF last spring a gentleman named
Moore, pilot on the Allegheny river,
left his residence near Smithport.
Nj Kean county, for trip down the
river. lie took with him mau who
had been 10 his employ tor two years
named John Boylen. On arriving at
Warren, Boylen va, sent back home to
look after farming interests aud Moore
continued his trip. Coming back some
tine after, be was astonished to hear
that Boylen, married man with two
| children, had eloped with his { [Moore's) J
only daughter, girl between the ages
Of fourteen and fifteen. No trace Of
the fugitiveJ could be found, only at
Olesn, n. Y, they had purchased
tickets for Chicago. Rewards were
offered Cor information as to the where.
abouts Of the guilty pair. but nothing
Was ever heard of them till few days
ago, wien Mr. Moore was INFORMED: that
a mau named Otto, residing at Spring
Creek, this county, could give him
some clue as to where they were,
Accordingly Mr.. Moore came Oh h ere
aud met Olto, who informed hin that
Boyen was serving as hostler to a hotel
in gainesville, Ohio, and his daughter
Boylcn's paramour, was also at the same
hotel in the capacity of servant girl.
Mr.. Moore left Ridgway on Tuesday
morning last to find the fugitives, and
to oeal out to Boycn the punishment
he SO richly deserves. Another iustau"e
Of ''tru til stranger than fetion.--E&
| Democrat.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

THIS is NO PATEFr MEDICINE HUM
BUG. gotten up 10 dups the !guOraut and
creiuluus. nor is it represented as heing
''comPos"d "a rare aud precious substances
brought from he iour corners of Ihe earth.
carried seven times accro>s tue Great
Dcs"Ii oi Saharrah OF Ihe backs @ fourteen
caueis, and brought across he Atlantic
Ocean on two Ships" Il ~ smp'e mjd
So0ihtU7 Rrmedg, payif@ fpsc'7s for Caiarrh
aud "Cold in the head" also for offensive
Breath. Loss or Impairment OF the Sense
OF Smell, Iaste or Hearing, Watering or
Weak Eyes. Pain nr Pressure in he Head
when eau 'cd. as they all not untrcquently
are. hg the violence of Calarrh
! oller in good flilh, Standing Reward
OF $500 for II case OF Cararrh hat cannot
cure.
FOR SALE BT MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE
Price so CENTS.
Scut by mail, post paid. on receipt of
Sixty CENTs. Fodr packages for $500 or
p Dozen for $500
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sag ge's
lamphlet on Calarrh. Address the Pro,
prietor, L. V. PIERCE, N. D.,
BsYFALs, y. 7.
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ALABAMA, January 6.-This evening
Just as the 500 Boston traiL started
from Union Depot. in this city, to cross
Hudson river bridge, man sprang
into the American Express Company 8
car and shot the express me5Se nger,
Thomas a. Halpiue, through the neck,
in the right eye and in the right ear
The robber then took the keys from
the messenger and opened the safe,
from which he distracted $2,259 in
bills. He accomplished all this while
crossing the bridge, and on arriving a
Edst Albany jumped off the train and
made his escape. The crime was not
discovered until the train had stood at
East Albany depot some minutes when
the wounded messenger crawied to the
door of the car and attracted attention.
He was Immediately taken to the City
Hospital, and notwithstanding his ter
rible wounds, was able to converse to
give an account of the robbery. Hal
pine resides in this city. His recovery
is not considered possible. The robber
is described as about five feet ten inches
high, wearing moustache aud goa ee,
and was dressed in dark clothes and
had on a dark cap. The detectives
are on the alert, and the early capture
of the robber aud murderer is hoped
for
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Spi!ateTs.

60 to Healey's' TOR oysters, be keeps
tas best aud sells the cheapest.
Though this Taper is dated the 9Th
II is issued to-day (Friday l3th.)
The county Auditors met last week,
sod audited the cOuety accounts.
The streets are musical with the
jingle OF sleigh bells.
Many good resolutions formed on the
.arst OF the year have already beeu bro
ken.
Court did not bring much money
to town.
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Glk QtouNtg 0lrettoru.
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tDUNiT AFFICrEc

COUNTY OFFICERS.
President judge. D. Netm0re.
Additional Law JUdse--iion. Jbo. p.
VinCcn,.
Associate Jrdges-E. G. Schuitze, jesse
Kyltr.
District A,tornev-J. Il. P. Hail.
SAcriI--Jlc1h Nc.auley,
prothOnot,,ry Sc fred. SchoAing.
Treasurer-t'laalius Y. Giils,
C, nteuient-iiutus Lucorc.
Commissioners ii. Warner, JOS. "
Tsylor, Louis Voilmcr.
Auliiors--CtarA Wilcox, George b.
Messenger, and -scrh Wilhelm.
Couuty Surycyor-Geo W .msley.
Jury Commissioners --Gcorge Dick
PoeaD, and Horace Eiulc.
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
Second Monday IN January.
Last Monday in Arrtl
First Monday in August.
First Monday IN November.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

Have you ordered your "1ankee
Washing Machine?" If there is any
branch of domestic labor that is
drudge aud gives an unrest TO an house
hold it is washing and washing day; and
II there is any branch ofmeLhauiom that
has baffied the iDgenius aud thus tar
proved failure, it is substituting any
machinCry to take the plac, OF hand Ia
Dor in this the most laborious OF house
hold duties; in fact, every garret is filled
with old washing machine trumpery-
useless from the very start-and people
have been led to believe from these fail
ures that there is no other way only
hand labor, sousing ones self in wash
tub and rubbing the hide Of every fu-
GER at each succeeding wash day. 1t
really seems siraoge that jugcpuity has
not overcome these difficulties aud re-
eved woueo in some measure from this
hardship. Il has supplied moving reap
ing, rakirg and pitching machines, for
farmers; it has. in place Of the old. tedi-
Gus u9right saw and its surroundings,
substituted the circular, headblocks,
saw sets, gummors, &C., &c, all OF which
facilitate labor. and ale of great vaiua,
but in this branch of household duties,
no improvements have been made since
Noah's vile washed her duds in the Ark
and dried them on deck.
1t is claimed that this yankee Ma
chipc" meets all Tie requirements, aud
from wha, We have seen aud heard, are
in the lull belief that ii is. a fact.
Cal, on Mrs. Schram, Mrs Messen-
ger, Mrs. Whtmore, Mrs. Cummings,
who have tested these machines, aud see
what they say. If it is fact that these
machines sill accomplish the same work
III OnC-tNlFu OI lne tllhe--HaNibg SUI
stantially all the wear aud tear" Of gar
nents, then it seems folly to continue in
the old track, because we have said and
believed there was no way but the old
way. Buy on" OF these Yankee NJ Il
chimes" hy all wcsus. if tbcy will "c-
complish ope-third Of what is claimed
Tor them. Go aud see uno ii, all events
as that will cost you nothing.
Georgo Emigh, Of krr"y. is the
fortunate owner Of the risht for Eik
aud Jefferson Counries.
Call at Tins, in Centrcvile, and see
Cnn
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

Two PAINTERS CAPTURED On
last Friday week, Mr George Hastings
in company with James David, an old
hunter of Clinton county, while hunting
for deer on the east branch of Big Run,
whisb smpdes into Beech creek, Chu'
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

The DuTcAMAN's LECTURE. I sail
tell you how it was l drink mine lager:
den | put my hand on mine head, aud
dere vas vone pain, Den Il put my
hand on my body, and dare vas auoder
pain. Den l put my hand in mlne
pocket aud dere was noting So I jne
mid de temperance. Now dere is no
pain more in mine head, and the pain
in mite body, vas all gone away. put
my hand in mine pocket, and dere vas
dweuty dollars. So stay mid de dem
persnce.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-01-05

Stated meetings Of Elk Lodge will be
.hci1 q their hall on the second and fourth
! Tuesdays OF each month.
]. X. WHlTMORE. Sec'y.
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TEMPLE Of Honor and Temperance.

"A Elktpn Temple No. s., mrets on Thurs
2ay Of each week, at the Good Templars,
lodge room, over c. V. Gils' store.
&. Il. SLAUE. ". r.
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ADDRESS
NERVOUS.& DEBlLITATED
WHOSE sUFFE RING HAVE BEEN PRo
TRACTED FROM HIDDEN CAUSES.
AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
PROMPT TTeE.aTyNEFT
TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE

If you are suffering or have ssf
fered, from involuntary discharges, " -
effect does it produce upon Your
general health q? Do you feel weak, de-
biitated, easily tired ? Does a .nt.>
extra exertion produce palpation of tho
heart? Does your liver, or urinary
organs, or your kidneys, freql njv
get out of order? Is your urine al--
lines thick, milky or focky, or - It
ropy on settling? Or docs th'eS
skum rise to the top? Or is sei.uiess
at the bottom after it has stood aaais!
Do you have spells of short breathing
or dyspepsia? Are your bowe'- ccs-
stipated? ? Do you have spells Of ianiiAE,
or rushes Of blood to the head is
your memory impaired =? Is Your "ins
constantly dwelling on the suljea?: ..
you feel dull, listless, moping, t,el <
company, of lie T? Do you wish 70 bs
alone, to get away from cvcryhodyl
Does any little thing make y'.u s'us
or jump? Is your sleep b.oScn o.
restless Is the lustre of yo,lr e>. a.
brilliant? The bloom Of your cacra tt.
bright? Do you enjoy yoursc,i IA -
cety as we'll? Do you pur~pe y.ue
business with the same energy iiu yoa
feel as much confidence in y'or-eiis 7
Are your spirits dull and I,.:s,ns.
given to fits of melancholy? ? 4 -, a.
not lay it to your liver or Il -2'.~r,.
Have you restless nights? Yo4f "a
weak, and have but little apy~.i,~, arg
you attribute this to dysge!sI ~t
liver-comtlaint?
Now, reader, self-abuse, v'-.-.i
disease badly cured, and sexuaI .,"-. ~
are ali capable of producing we4.rs'S
Of the generative organs Til, p:,a~
of the generation, when in perfec, q,,.'.,,
make the man. Did you ever ais,
that those bold, defiant, eu,r-tt.s
persaveriug businessmen are z;~sys
those whose gencrative organs.., ia
perfect health ? You never hs,r
such men complain Of being m"l,.
choiy, OF nervousness, Of palpatatiou ~
the heart. They are never afraid th,y
cannot succeed in business they don,
become sad and discouraged they are
always polite and pleasant in company
Of ladies, and look you and Them rig,
in the iacc-none OF your downcas>
looks or any other lneanncss ubous
them. / do not mean those who keep
the orgrns inflated by running to excess.
These will not only ruin their cousti-
tutions, but also those they do business
With OF for.
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How Nancy men, from badly cured dis.
eases, from the effects of self-ahuse and
exccsses, have brought about that state of
weakness in these organs that ha reduceds
the general system so much as to inducs
almost every other diseasr--idiocy, par,
alyss, spinal affections, suicide, ana almost
every other form of disease which hu,
manlty IS heir to ald the real cause ~
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
have doctored for all but the right one
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration on the Estate of L. u.
Zlmmcrman, late OF Fox Township, Elk
County Pennsylvania, deceased, have
been granted 10 the uudesrsa ned. All
persons ipdepted to said Estate are
requested to call and settle, aud those
having Claims againt the Estate will
present them duly authenticated tor se.-
tlement. JOHN GREEN,
Administrator,
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i"0 consequence VIII ne thatl all
"ou'h oarolina VIII be declared a nest
~
g.. :,
~.
~
perhaps y
'o'S' s""A " NC s"'u 'hat SCUM
O"'oii"' 10 unap'c - project hcfseli from
"e o''"'y 'e" s'foii'us 'ree' ooo'-
ooN"'y' anu pofoeiihS
N'"'e
we say no.
Let Governor Scott call upon the
Law-abiding citizens, and it will not be
said. One hundred of the right sort of
men, sent to the %up-countrv rinht now.
woul do more towards arrestinS the
guilty parties and restoring order, than
seventeen thousand constables.
They would even do better than Uni
ted States troops We admit these
would serve the purpose just now; but
VIC want a lesson taught. AS soon as
ofdcr was brought about, these troops
"'''o 10 lA'" way '"u '"cso ou'i'"S
'"' '''' themselves N'' As"i"' Du'
"'"'' "'-
"'' '"'' ""u "' 'c''" 'Deso
'''''"'.' '"o ''SS'OnS, NAT 'h''F
"ofA is not cohcufreu IN DIV eSerSh""v ;
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but himself> made away off in ZONE
other State! not ~unfrcqucutlyi his
deludcd constituents would 20 for rein.
stating him, when his term was cut.
What commentary upon the igno-
rance of many of the Republican party.
How eloquent an appeal it ought to be
to those who have tho Iowrr in their
hands OF educating The masses Alas.
that we are forced to say that in our
opinion there are many who laugh and
chucklc over the ignorance that hroods
over our land That some men are wick.
ed enough to consrirc to keep ;hoI.ands
Of human souls in darkness, in order
that they may be the more easily dipped.
God grant that in tn. ncxt campaign
these evils may be hunted down and up
rooted and honest men, citizens OF South
Corolina, elected to fill the Offices which
many hold now but to tarn;sh and dis
grace!
When we say citizen. of South Caro-.
lima, we mean it in this sense. We
mean all those who shall live here a,
that time, and whose purpose it is to
use what their Office makes for them. for
the good Of the State who will ~pror,;.o
to help tighten the burden of taxation
that now Expresses our people.
This is plain.
And this will be Demanded Of every
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Information has reached us of an
other terrible tragedy in Union Coun
ty. Eight prisoners we're taken from
the Jail and b%rutally murdered on Sun
day night last, by a mob Of disguised
men. A Especial" to the Charleston
Daily Nc,cs thus gives he particulars of
the frightful havoc made Of human life
by these fends incarnatc.
"The facts Of the wholesale mob-mur
ders in Union County seem to be about
as follows {: A number Of mounted men
supposed to be about five hundred
appeared at Union Courthouse about ~
o'clock Sunday night, and proceeded to
the Jail. They demanded the keys from
Jailor Hughes and Deputy Sheriff Hill,
who refused to surrender them. Mrs.
Hughes was then catechised as to the
whereabouts of the keys, but, being
greatly alarmed, did not answer-mcrcly
pointing to q bureau, where they were
deposited. The drawers were immedi-
ately opened, the keys obtained, the Jail
doors opened, and ten colored prisoners
(under Indictment for the Stevens MUIR
der were carried to the hanging ground
about a mile and a half from the
town-whon six Of the party were shot,
two hung, and two "turned up missing"
The jailor and deputy sheriff were car
ricd off from the jail about a mile, and
tied in front of the shcriff's residence.
After the jailor had been bound, = letter
carefully written, was placed in his peck
GU, oisueu il. IL. j, "uu .uDpaiuou vuvse
words: Whereas, it is doubted that
Thomas intended removing the prisoners
from a place Of fair trial, the people
were compelled to administer justice
themselves Let not thy right hand
know what thy left hand doeth !! Mo
loch will have his victims even if Mich
ael of justice must have his martyrs p"
The telegram" further states that,
"there is no clue to the perpetrators"
Will not this be sufficient to move Gov
ernor Scott from a passive irresolution
in regard to the up-country troubles, to
action!
We ask Is human lie to be thus
FILTERED away, when the arm of the law
is strong enough to protect it? Are
wicked and helliah scenes like these to
be enacted upon the soil of our State
much longer? Will Governor Scott re-
main inert and inactive in this matter ?
Does he place SO little an estimate upon
human life and upon human souls, as to
receive intelligence of these outrages,
without at once resolving to put a stop
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State of South Carolina.
non district Of Ail1cMs Couay:
IN TME SEesinNS-

non district Of -AjlrrEe Copaty:
WHEREAS. Hon. II. G. LoMAX. who. Mt
the General Election hold in October. 1870.
was chosen a Mcmbcr II the Scnatc of the
State of South Carolina, for the Election
District OF Ahh"villc County, to serve the
term oI tour years, mas ieaecscd I'D wncr-
rs the Constitution OF tie State Of South
Caroliua directs HAT IN slch cases a Writ of
Election shall be .,sueI by the President of
the Senate, for tho purpose Of Cling the va
cancy thss occas;oned, for the remainder of
the term for which said member 50 deceased
was elected:
Now, therefore. you, and each of you, are
hereby required, acror due advertisement,
and with strict regard to all promising of the
Constitution and laws of said State touching
your duty in Sucl, case. to hold nn ELEC-
TIoN For A MEMHERpF THE SENATE
of the State of South Carolina, for tho Coun-
t. Of Abbcyille. TO serve for the remainder
of the term for which said member. Hon. IL.
q. LOMAN. WAS elected the Polls to be
opened nj the various places OF election, in
said District, on THURSDAY, 18th day o. Feb
riary, 1871, 10y the ravious Managers Of
Election. for those places respectively, in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF an Act of
:Ac Geacgay Asae".lly entitled ~. Ao;
poOviding for the General Election and the
manner Of conducting the same approved
March Let, 1870, and this Writ, together
with your return Of the election TO be held
under it, have before the Senate at its next
meeting after the election.
ALONZA j. RANSIER.
President Of the Senate.
Attest J. WoopRurr, Clerk o Scratc.
feb1 &C
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SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION.

a MEETING Of the SURVIVORS ASSO-
TON of Orangcbmrg District will be HELD
on February 22d (WEDNESDAY,) over the
being nov REGULARLY ORGANIZED, the
Committee on Letters FOR Membership are
ready to receive APPLICATIONS, which
can lie handed in 10 either of the following
gentlcmea Col. A.. ID. Frederick, Capt. +
NJ. Wanpamaker, Capt. I. c. Albergotii,
Capt. NJ Glover, Capt. $. Dibble. a full at
tendance requested
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
feb lkASkmn Scot'y s. A. o. b.
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Fl Y ME N L.

MAnRIED-0n the eth inst, at the resi-
denoc OF the bride father, by the Rev. J. F.
BUST, MIR. THOMAS Is. LEACH to Miss
FRANCES NJ. "ATNICE. All of Bambcrg,
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The World Almanac for 1870 is in
valuable. The statistical information Il
contains is worth a great deal to any
man Of business.