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do 20 20 even into sI'cm.r We ma,
exrvct IN ray aIsrc o. lszs tax
With these general vumrkz, come
SOW 10 speak ci shc ,axes whi,I, d.
rcy coneern the clhxcns II Ianols
county. IN DONG THE, ! win slsak
In eander and plsinnces, rcgardles
ef tho op'nions Of any man n
In allie-bcllam times, tho IA 4 paid
by omr p@plswus ucminally nothing
Tho General Government had nc
national debt. Tho pnbIis
debt of tins State was 50 arrangc,l ~
not to require heavy taxation. Now
matters are quito different. Bosll
the General and State Government
are largely IN debt. These dcbts
origiuate'l from the conduct Of tho
citizcns, and must be paid BY them.
Have We anyiust grounds ofcom.
plaintl but, even uow, tho tax~
paid by our people are By ne means
as burdcnsome rs they arc. often
Represented In the public Journals d
the country. Some OF tho writers
OF the SraR to apprchend great
danger IN the future on this subject,
Indeed, they tell us that many have
been forced 20 borrow money at tive
anda halfpcr ceut-per month tesave
their homes from being sold, III or.
dcr topaY thor taxes. And further,
that this tax has been levied by rad-
ical scallosoogs, caspei baqgas in or.
der q. iii their purses with groou
ibaclss.
Now, sir, let uslook at tliis charg'
Ini it's true hght: Six years llav'
Ielapsed since tile war. II has no
Ibcen two yeara since those "Radi
cals' got the possession Of our Statt
government. Itllcavy taxes law
lbeen lcvied, Il u not altogethc'
lchargacble to their legislation Tru,
lthoy have increased tho Tux on Yea
esiaie, which thing vas aIl togcthc
Ijustifablo, Imight say, M act !
justice to men engaged ID other avo
cations Of life. But even with Ii
largo i,icrcaso from thissource, take
arc not burtllensomc. ! spcak u
words Of truth and sobcrncss, whe
! say We paid less idr last year tha
I during any year during the last fou
ycars. In 1867 d State and count
ltax Of ~ per bale was lovied on o.
ery bale Of cotton raised III III
county. In 1862 this tax ws
reduced TO II per bale. This y
being taken of makes tho tax
1870 less tllan tlnat Of either Of II
ycsrs rcfcuod to. Every fnrml
who has any success II farmiDI
kpows what ! state to bo true. WI
make such charges against our Stat
and county officers, Il these Thing
be truci Isit exercising that aclas
lily wilicl,tl,inkcth not cvilf" VIII
will take place IN tho future n r
gard to tho taxes, j ON not prepare
10 say. ! coufoss, however, ! 500 !
!, y,cause for serious alarm. Tho scllo
=. tax may increase the tax of last yc
to some extent. 6upposc this 70 !
\ the case, q largo amount will BE- !
turned To us ~ q sclloolfand. I'll
candor I ak, where u thero roo
for complaint ! confess ! scc
/ one who viii have any cause to col
plain, except it bc some old mi
- - fft- ..x.-..-e
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The Old click.
Itl,as tlckcd with the bell
That n wes,aina eauiA tell

IL has tickcd with the bell
That wedding could tell,
II has tioked, keeping time with the song.
lthas tiekei At the birth,
0fn scis brought to Garth, 's'
To battle and grow with the strong.
II has ticked through the night,
When the small shaded light,
Saw the weary, fond watchers ahove,
With the breath dying cast
Ere The life-lcasc was past
ofa parcns Or child whom thcy.love. -
Il hastickci 70 tho tread
Al they carried tho dcni
Through the old fashioned hallway and door
Aud II ticked right aiong, sy.
Just ~ steady and strung,
When the fnncral service was over.
INt ris On honest old hand,
With engy brass baud,
Tracing round the old dial cachaay;
but Il seeems 10 fbrctcll,
F8 with mystic spell, hsf IN
How swiflly oar lives rassaway. 4 .at
A Tis an Aeir.ioom a best aa
| Rl Looking old with the rest, sg
Or Tho modern apparel and wear;
with III wondering gnsc,
AZ tho present odd Ways
ofthe new gencrationa and fare
4 ~ @5raH sR @ sNNNs 4tg ssAast s 4
1 There . q problem 10 solve,
i As The hands slow revolvc,
Whether tho modern ioIka manucrs nnd al
Are as true and as good 3
1 A. The old folks 80 rade, \.
1 Whose hands placed the clock on tho will.
4 ht v L af| - y e Y
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Fewtkesu kDo1l1D.
We giss I,lsee n ~ 0n5slrs
extract ir'A, . private Issllus o)laua
toa scnsIem@n a shIs leun ~
his si~,ee-ia-Ivv In n. l.ssk, . -
n'er resident of skis eouxey, hum
tI'e Iast that thc ssni'msmls - q
noble. ,rue oud tssskxr, skst skey
|sl'oaIa be read ~ svssy ss~sksrsw.
We hike the hoseus sswsiss viaest.
souilesn courage IN NJ -
e'apnerviexprc~ion, a,sa We -
Heartily endorse hw swsimab.
For We l,sve the utsupes 'uue1urs
ser tI,c man o. wenss. ~ -
lLornc inthe South ~ skswio -
for a few paisry dolIan dsn tnb
souls With perjury, II they svusWnr
yathiaei with the (,enGslspst 60
enment, and iap thor cscs1iss -
remained horc during sks - -
boro ue sympthy, guvsso dkW
. isatenance to tbo wsr b ~ NJ.
that they src is0 sh~l4n1Ae -
traitorous 10 DO classed ar,c18 -
n'uu worthy u pslaic spHl1 -
We say down with The eoHoouk
bIepIea d SoutIIesn Isyslty - / =
tImt God win inot poruls 90 eplv
to showtkc namc sf : sxxn v1Dmpa
new swear, for tho saks of - I
sThat 1 lssvc enthusiastically $1,000
Iail, coantemusc, csusssl ~ >i1sgv-
agement 70 Tho rcmosss es@r =
armed heSsIIIty thssVk6 ~ -
never sQa1ht ~ ee1 1s
s(lcmpted - snu11Is -
tiona II say SI1ss I11 -
der any Sslkosil5 u r
lthorlty NJ kssllls - -
Ismtss; thAt l.xs ~ ~ DteE
~ ". ~ Z.344.ks - - u - 11f1r
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RATES oF ApyERrIuSu.
0nesqasfe Of ten lines.--iirsi iusss'icH, ti.sc.
Each additional inscriion, 4. y 70.
Adsettiermsnis fer three moaihs aud over,
special micE sf'
Marriage apd obituary notices, Il not mere
thea ten iincs-.ffcc, and over ten lincs, charged
At regular advertising rates. -
Al advertisements Of q strictly personal
eharnrter, Willie charged a TIE rate cf twcu,y
cents per line. &c. .a...'.'
EdIsor'al notices in local column. twenty Ave
cents per line. t
yoB WORK Of every description done with
neatness snl dispatch.
Adsesiasnenis payable IN advance, mud Jot
Work, on delivery. s5
To ConRrsrosprxrs--w plaiu, with iak
and on but ono side Of the sheet. Ten lines oI
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will make
one sqaarc. -
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FEWER AND AGUE

- IN - = : "a M 4 -
Prcvails, there isno remedy held In higher es-
iecm Persons travelling should keep y by
them !, few s, drops y water will '1, prevent
From iogsign soas,riss lie cabs for Pain
Killer arc erset = Y iouna to cure
Ihotefu schea az other ''emedses ttta'
When used extcrmAllv, asa linimcni nothing
s,rea oo,eter ease m Rurns cu,s Bruisea
Snrains s,inc. fsom Insor.s and Seslls'' II -.
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r- IfIIt tsE.H - "
Aftcr sixteen years o. experience Nc are
prepairsd 10 furnish ! beticr Machine for tbe
purpose u family sewing than any other.
The qualities which fecommend this No.
chine are !, yF n
IL Dunhilly. n win Iss longer Than
any other Machine. \,
"a. Econemy ofihread.
"a. Simplicity aadshoroaghnessc ccnstrue-
tion. .lasy
iih, Il has 70 shuttle and makes she Losl
Stitch Il N 80
OH. Beauty and elasticity Of stitch, alike on
both sides 81 The fkbric sswed.
9Th Strength, hrnness and durability ofsealu
thai will not Eayel
Tthx "a wide range Of application 40 purpo.
ses and material.
sth. conpactness and elegance Of fnodel and
finish. =
9th Speed and case Of operation and man,
sgcncnt and quictness of movement
1eth. II has fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine, table Included.
lIih.s It has fcwcr pieces exposed to weal
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
18th. 1t Is the most simple In construction
and easiest adaptedtod different kindsofwo
il can be changed from course 70 fine, q
from fine work to coarse, where n change Q
uecdle, thread, length OF stitch and tension
nrc rcauirad, in less time ,haa any othel
+ machine.
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DEADING RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY. April 3, 1871,


Great Trunk Line from tho North and Noith
West for rPhiladelphia, New York, Reading Potts
Vile, Tamnqua, Ashland, Shamokin Lebanon
Allentown, Eastou, Ephrata, Lite, Lancaster
Columbia, 6c.,
lows; At 80, $40 a. NJ, aud 200 7: No., con-
meeting with similar trains on PennSylNa-
1910, a. m, $50, and 1900 p. m. respectively,
sleeping ears accompany the $40 IN. trains
Returning: Leave New York at 900 ain. ara
l2Oj noon and 500 p. m. Philadelphia at 7.3U, $50
a. . m, and 500 p. IN; Sleeping c2rs accompany
Leave Harrisburg Tor Reading, pottsvile, Ii,.
maqua, Mi9ersyille, Ashland, shamokin Al;
lcntown and Phllad. at S,lOn. M, ana 200 and
i,O5 pm, stopping at Lebanon and principal way
statonsi the i,O5 pm. train connecting for Phpa
Pottsville and Columbia only. For PoltsVillc
schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via schuyllsill
and Susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg ~
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read.
ing Tor Allentown Easton and New York at 900,
SSS y I H. IT ana "a dV1 p 10 M M aetHraing urn i6 leave
and Allentown at 7.2O a. N. 1928 noon, 2.lj, iZO
Way Passenger Train ,eaves Philadelphia at
$50 am, connecting with similar train on East
Pa. railroad returning from Readingat G20p. N
Leave Pottsvilie at 900 am. and $50 pm.
Herndon At 1000 a. M, shamoiiin at 5lOand y, ID
anoy City ut 7.5l n. IN. and l.2l p. m. Tamaqua
SO a. M, and 10 p. m. Tor Philadelphia, New
Leave PottsTi ie 'i Via sc61ylkin and susquo.
hanna Railroad at Sis ain. for Harrisburg. and
l2,'J noon, lOT llne Grove ana fremont,
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Potts
vile ut $40 II. m pdsses Reading at 7,30 a. M,
riving at Philadelphia at 1929 a. III. Returning
leaves philadelphia at 5l5 p. M, passing Read
ing at 755 P.m arriving at Fottsville at 0.iO pm.
Pottstown accommodation Train, leaves Potts
town at $50 am, returning leaves fhiladelphtr
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading q,
7,2J am, and t.!5 pm. for Ephrata, Lliz, Laneas
ter, Columbia, &C.,
junction at 7l5 OO5 y. M, 800 GGtOp. ~. return-
ing: leave schwenksville at $50, I'D am, I2.5O
noon " i.3O pm, cOnuecting with similar trains
or Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdale hailroad trains leave pottstOWH
at 9.40 am. Il Lilo b.l) pm. returning leave Mount
Pleasant aJ 100 and ll2j II. M. 300 pm, connect
ing win similar trains on Reading iiailrUad.
Chester Valley Naiiroud Trains leave lIdge'
port at 80 n. m. ana 2Oj and 5.S2p returning.
leave DowninSton AT $40 n. m, 1915 noon ana
80 p. M, connecting with similar trains o.
Reading Railroad.
On Sundays. leave New York ot 500 pm, Phi
running only toiteading) )eavefottsVille s,COa.m.
Harrisburg at 3.l0 a. m. and 200 p. IA. anJ
leave Allentown at S.l5 p. m, and leave |
reading at 7lo u. IN, and l0O5 p. IN, for Harris |
burg, at 800 a. IN. for New York, and at $40 u. N.
and 4.l5 p. m to- Philadelphia.
Communication, Mileage, Season, School III
Excursion Tickets to and from all points, al
duced rates.
Baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowec
OOTTEN,
Asst. supt. 4 Eng. Machry.
Reading, Pa, April B. 1877 |
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TRIAL LIST,

rOls MAY IEltM, 1871.
Edward Meal et al, rs, John sweeney. ,,,,
nolds, ct al.
Aaron Person vs.. Samuel Leiby.
Charles II. Green VS.. Peter Srhug
Thomas Rhoat VS. Reuben Guild.
=. Hurdles, use. vs.. b. II. Creveling, ct. al.
p; J., Waller VS.. John NJ, staclxhouse.
" H. Kline, et,al, VS.. Abraham Moore, OF. nj.
e. ID; Fowler VS.. Reuben Miller
Daniel +. Seybert VS.. William Shaffer.
William Shaffer VS.. Daniel Seybert
Robert Gorrell VS.. Barney Mi,rearty, ct. al.
Michael Grover VS.. Savage Il Bright.
Thomas Fry VS.. William Coleman.
2. 5. Fowler vs. Jesse ID. Rice.
Peter Hayman, use vs., Jacob shafrer, ct. al.
iInn1i BiIramDaiI 60. VS.. M'Ninch q Shuman.
sbulSy sblHSy 7 tnns,o mess VS. samuel Greasy Admr
VIM. A Kline. VS.. James V. Gillaspic.
John Turner VS.. Daniel Snyder.
James V. Gillaspie VS.. VIM A. Kline.
Clement q. Ricketts, Admr. vs.. David Sweeny
John Gray vs.. Sanderson Hagenbuch.
Lewis j. Adams vs. Fishingcreek school Dis
VIM. A: Case VS.. Bloom Township.
Slmon slmon Wealsh VS.. John Hoffman.
NNicnoias Seybert VS.. Daniel +. Seyhcrt.
Murray, Winlack Randall VS.. The North Brltch
A., Mercantile Insurance Co.
Murray, Wiplaelk & Randallvs The Imperial Fire
p. satterthuait VS.. Frederick F. Merceron.
Dianiel +. Seybert VS.. Klinetob q Walton.
vvsans Henric ys. Republican Association.
Nf. hh"ii NSssc huHir.s vs.. w. n. Kline.
4hicnaei Maylon VS.. Philadelphia Il Reading
Railroad Company,
Patrick Monaghan VS. philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
Rodger Dixon VS.. PhiladeIplin d Reading Rail-
road Company.
Mrs. Mary Connolly VS.. Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
Charles Brown VS.. Joseph II. Vanderslice.
David Shafer vs. Hiram Thomas
Cannon Bro. w. Widmyre q Jacoby.
SOLOMON Hiney VS.. William Walp.
william i. Shuman VS.. Lackawanna q Blooms
burg Railroad Company.
Daniel snyder, use. vs.. NJ. G.. MCollumun, ol. al.
Tllman Strouse VS.. Wilson Mill.
Joseph Fausey VS.. John Miligan, ct. nj.
George X. Hess VS.. Joseph Wise. ct. al.
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Made Of Poor Rum, whistey, Proof spiritp
mud Refuse Liquors doctorcd, fpicod md syscct-
oned to please the tastc called Toncs"" Appct.=.
ors," Rostorere," &C., that lead tho tppler 10
drunkenness and ruih, but orc true Medicine, raGo
from the Native Roots end Herbs OF CALIFORNIA; FREQ
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. Thoy aIo tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renoyator and
1nyigorator Of tho System, carrying of nll poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition
40 person tac these DitteTs according to dlrsc
ton mud remain long unwell.
51Oo willbo given foran incurabla case, provided
tho bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond tho
polat ofrepair.
Tar Inaummutory md Chronic Rhcumr-
tiyn aud Gout, Dyspepsia, ar Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittcnt and Intermittent Fovcrs
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, kidncys, and
BLADDER, tncto Dittcrs havo been most succccr-
ful. Such Diseases Gro caused by Initiated
Flood, which generally produced by arrangement
ofthc Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain In ho Shoulders, Coughs, Tghtnoss Of tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of tho Stomach,
had taste in tho Mouth, Bilious ATTACKS PalpatIon
CT the Heart, Inflammation OF tho Lungs Pain in tho
roGIon1 Of tho Kidneys, and hundred other painful
f.Eptcna, arc tho onsprlngs Of Dyspepsia.
Ihy inyigorato tho Stomach and stimulate the tor
ridllycr and bowels, which render thom ofuneQuacd
Clcacy In cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and
Gipsrtlas now life and yigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tottcr, sas
IAtuA, Dotehcc Spots, pimples, Pustulcs, Doils Ger
luEclca, Eins-Wo!ms scald.Head sorc Eyes, Eryslp-
cial, Itch, scurfs Dlscolornons Of the skin HuuorJ
and Diseases Of the Skin, Of whatever or nature,
Gro literally dug up end carried out OF the system in
raort time By the use Of these Dtterg. One bottle In
ouch cases will convince the most increGulous OF their
curative eject.
Cleanse the yitiatod Blood whenever you find i.J
Impurities bursting through tho skin in Pmplos, Erup
tons Sores cleanse 1t when you md obGtructcd
and sluggish in the yeins cleanse 1t when 1t is foul
and your feelings will tell you when Keep tho blood
pure nad tho health of tho system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In tho
system Of many Thousands, efIcctually destroy
Cd and removed For full directions read carefully
tho circular around each bottle, printed in four Ian
guasee-Engllsh, German French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor. II. Il. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents, eal Francisco, Cal,
md 81 and 9i Commerce Street, New York.
tg-soLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
oct26Te-ti.
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TRAVERSE JURORS,


FOR MAY TERM 1871.
Bloom - u. J: Thornton, Jonathan Cromis
Hiram Palmer, John II. Meyer, Philip Unangst.
James Sponenberg,
Berwick-..Amos Il. Greasy, John W. Bowman.
Beaver--Isaac Klingerman
Conyngham--Thomas Kilker.
Centialia-rhomas Geraghty,
Centre-William Shafief.
=, ,Catawissa-Jacob Swenk, Jesse John, Daniel c.
Nathan Smith,
Greenwood John Cromly, George Masters
Aaron Reece
Hemlock-J. III. Faust
I.ocust-Mayberry SNYDER
Mihiin-Daniel Bond
Maine-Michael Grover
Madison-0. z. Christian
Montour-James Quick
Orange-Davld H. nayman,
Ilne-Shedrlck Ewes, Richard +. Whitmoyer
'hoaringcreek-Frank Yocum.
Scott-Moore Creveling.
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Clothing, &c.
NEW srooK OF oGoTHfNti.7

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Frosn arrival Of tHHILJp 1J1jt d
SUMMER GOODS. t.
DAVID LoWENBERG .....t.
invites attention to his stock Of l.fi.i .Dat.I..
CHEAP AND FAsH1oNABtEc CLOTHING.
at his store on ... 90
Main Street, two doors above the American House
Dloomsburg Pa,
whore ne has just received from New York ana
Philadelphia full assortment of VI
MEN AND BoYs' CLOTHING, p
including the most fashionable, durable and
handsome
eons,s,r, r., DRESS GOODS,
BoX, SACK, Roco, GUM, AND o1L.aLoTH
CoATSAND PANTS.
OF all sorts sizes and colors. He has also replcn-
lshed his already large stock of
FALL AND WINTER SHAwLs,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAvArs, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFs. GLOVES,
sUsPENDEHs, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He mas constantly on hnnd largo and well-se-
eoted assortment of
CLOTHS AND VFSTINGs,
which he is prepared to make to order into any
kind OF clothing, on very short notice. and in the
best manner All his clothing is made to wear,
and most of IL is of home mnnuiacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
oievery description, fine and cheap. His case OF
Jeweiry is not surpassed in misplace. Call and
examine his general assortment OF
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEwELRY, sc.
janl'N DAVID LOWENBERG.
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FIRsT.-It is composed of the most POWERFUL
and PENETRATING liquids known in Chem istrv
SEcoND.-Combined with the above Is n MEDI-
CINAL on, made expressly for this L!niment,
and mixed by an entirely new process.
THiRD.-The use of the pO1Cc,JUtand penetrating
Ingredients is to drive or force in this beautiful
MEDICINAL OIL, which lubricatcs the Joints and
muscles. and Immediately throttles the disease,
and compels 1t to loosen its deathly, sicKening
and poisonous fangs.
FoURrH.-This MEDICINAL on is used for the
same reason thnt good mechanic always uses
oil-to make his machinery work with case nd
precision. so in the same way the muscles and
Joints OF our animals should be fabricated IL we
wish to have them travel with rapidity aud ease
FGFTH-It Is very soothing in its action, will
not burn or blister the animal like most of the
"rtd hot llniments of the day.
SIXrH.-Not one drop of tmcture of cayenne
or red pepper can be found in its com position I;
Tor we hold that no liniment can be effective
which burns and blsters the animal until the
muscles M G hard and dried almost to n crisp.
SEYENTlI.-Every bottle Is WARRANTED to give
good satisfaction, or your money will be refund-
cd. This shows conclustvely that the propric-
tors have full confidence in this preparation,
and proves Tor the seventh time that g. T.. s. s.
is the best Ltniment in the world for horses.
FS-Dont dllolU your Merchant to palm OF Tine
tire Of Red Pepper and HdrtS0yll, or other trash
on You, Ju ask lOr G. H. s. s. for Horses, ana take
no Other. Sold by all drugglsts.
d. q. CAREY ~ co. sole Propretors,
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NEW BUOiA o1 tnu greatest Interest ana i'm
poinnce written from high moral and physi-
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anu medical professor, IL shows how satan is
working out MS subtle and dangerous designs
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iatlons. PuIe-ininded but ouIspoltcn and ag-
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treated OF thOHt gtOrcs, but in such II manner as
hot 10 hlhlslerto aprurlent curiosity. me Phys
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FOR MAY TERM 1871
Bloom--Jacob Diefienbach. Il. II. Rupert.
Briarcreek-Jonathan w. Eek, Andrew FoW lor
Benton-Samuel U. Krickbaum
Berwlck.Levt Rurtz, Henry q. Frcas,
II. Fowler, y
FRANKLIN = Washington Parr, james kester,
Andrew Lohrman.
fishingcreek-John c. Allegar.
Greeenwood-Robert Robbins, Joseph W. Tar.
ker.
Jackson--Jaohson Kline, Henry Wagner.
Locust-George Yeager. |7.'. 't.
Mt Pleasant--.Ioseph Keller.
Madtson-Samuel Farnsworth.
Orange-Willlam Schuyler. Hiram Bowman.
Pine-P. W. Sones.