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A TrDITOD,s NOTTCr.

IN ESTATE OF SAMUEL BLANK, DECD.
The undersigned appointed auditor TO sistriD-
ute the funds in the hands of NILE Jackson, esq
trustee, to and amongst the persons entitled toa
share therein, Will meet the parties interested
q the Office OF NJ. T. Jackson, esq, in Berwick
on -HturdUy. April 2lth at one O'Clock p m Tor
The purpose OF making such distribution when
and where all persons are required to appear and
make their claims or be forever debarred from
coming in fora share OF said iund. -.
JOHN q. FREEZE,
mcllj'1g-yI AuditO..
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The maple sugar season has not be-
gun as yet. A legislative friend sug-
gests that it has evidently lost its place
on the calendar and will probably not
be reached this year.
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MARRIAGES.

MISREPRESENTATION tho 2I inst, by Rev. H..
Wilson, Mr.. William Il, Johns n and Miss AZ
mes stout, both Of Jcrscytown, Pa.
JOHN-uEACOCK.-ln Dluvilc, Pa, on SaiGr-
day evening March OH, by Rev Urlel Graves.
MIR II. II. John, of Milvillc, Columbia county,
Pa, to Miss Mintie lieacocls, OF Nj. pleasant
COlum bia county, Pa
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". T.. Souders, one ofthe firm OF Sny-
der, Hartman & Co. of Espy, was killed
on Wednesday morning last at King
ston " hist on the down passenger train,
On his way home. Some part of the ma
chinery Of the engine had become de-
ranged and man was sent back to
hag an approaching pay train but
being recalled too soon, the engine OF
the pay train struck the rear car of The
passenger train throwing Mr., Soudefs
from theplatform crushing him between
two cars. No one else was injured.
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II. A. Carman, of Benton, offers q
large and carefully selected assortment
of millinery goods just received from
tho cities aud known to be of the best
and prettie5t patterns. n view OF inc
goods will prove this statement to DC
true.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-04-12

THE Office of the Lycoming Fire In
surance Company, at Muncy, Pa, was
robbed, on Tuesday night of last week,
of over 100000 in registered bonds and
railroad stocks, 100000 Of which be
longed to private parties. Two men
have been arrested on suspicion.
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TIE Town Council of Milton has
passed resolution to the effect that all
dogs found unmuzzled in the streets OF
that Borough shall be killed if not re-
claimed within As hours after their seiz
ure and the payment of $3.50 fine.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n ESTATE or PETER IAUCE, DECD.
Letters Of admistratiOn on the estate of Pei er
Haucll late Of Beaver township, Columbia
county, deceased have been granted by the Reg
lister OF said county to John Hauck and Nathan
Bredbendcr, of same place. All persons having
claims AGAINST the estate of the decedent are re-
quested to present them for settlement, and
those indebted to the estate to make payment to
the undersigned, administrators, without delay
JOHN HAUCK,
NATHAN BREDBEEDER,
n1cLgg7g.GC Administrators,
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VETERINARY Surgeons all over the
country are recommending Sheriddn'S
Caruiry COadHi0R P6WderS for the fol.
lowing trouble in horses Loss of APP
petite, roughness of the hair, stoppage
of bowels or water, thick water, coughs,
and colds, swelling of the glands, worms
horse all, thick wind, and heavcs.
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BY typographical error last week
the purchase money of John Hender-
shott's property in Madison township,
was made to read $4,000; it should
have been ST., 300.
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THE people of Savannah are luxuriat'
ing in green peas and new potatoes.
We believe ours are not quite ripe yet.
N. b. "ThiS is sarcasm"
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nol2w4

BROWN & JoNEs.-Who are they
They are an cntcrpriaing young firm
lately established in Catawissa and from
the astonishing amount Of Dry Goods
they sell iC evident that the people
are attracted by their low prices. They
are in constant receipt of fresh goods
from New York. They sell only for
cash, giving the buyer every possible
advantage derived from this plan. A
visit to their store will convince the
reader of these facts. Mill.
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An Easton paper eXpressesitselfc!early
as regards its opinion concerning one
Schleumbach, and the preachers which
men of his kind make.
"Capt. Schleumbach, who has been by
turns loud mouthed Radical stump
speaker, Mail Agent on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, and editor of Ger,
man paper at Allentown, has turned
preacher. Out of what miserable materi-
al preachers are made nova days"
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THE river has overhowed the flats
at Kingston, and passengers between
that place and Wilkes Barre are obliged
to cross in boats.
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READING must be an uncomfortable
if not dangerous city in which toreside.
No less than twenty funerals passed
through its streets in one day recently.
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AS there seems to be general misun-
derstanding in regard to the provisions
of this act, we will state that the cleo
tions for or against license are not to be
held until the third Friday in March,
1873, except where the municipal cleo
tions are held on some other day, where
the vote for or against local option shall
be at the time of such election as fixed
by special laws. 1t will thus be seen
that IL is in the power Of the next Le'
gislature to repeal this act before it goes
into effect.
Again the vote is TO be taken by coun-
ties and cities. This, at the time of the
passage of the act we deemed unwise,
because if taken by townships and
wards it would carry in some districts,
which will now beswamped by the vote
of the county. We believe local option
would have carried in several town
ships in this and Lu1erne county, fol
example, but that the aggregate vote o.
the counties named, will defeat It.
Again, no answer has been made tC
the point raised by Mr.. Brockway, ii
the Legislature, that the act is uncon
stitutional under the decision of thC
Supreme Court in the Allegheny county
cases. That point, however, will agar
be decided before it goes into operation
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For music, songs, Instruments, &c
Stop and see Alstatt, Court House alley
He has 'em.
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THF new store Of David Lowenberg
is at length finished and Mr.. Lowenberg
has moved in. The unusually fine stock
which he offers this Spring show to
great advantage in the fine, large, airy
rooms. A fine assortment OF JeWeIry
will hereafter be specially of Mr..
Lowen berg establishment and to prop
erly exhibit this he has furnished very
handsome silver mounted show case.
His store deserves a call.
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For RENr.-Two fine rooms over the
Office Of Robert +. Clark, on Main st.
Apply to Mrs. w. II. Ent, opposite the
Forks Hotel IL
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&CuENCk, .-,,..-,. =.
nr-pelt,d sal take pleasure an awarding 10
y,Il III, certificate OF tnc wonderful care our
I,uImunls SyIup and SEA- weed Tonic produced.
~ Throat ituI bronchial tubes NrIa 50 LlS 4!y
i iI,tnrI that IL was almost impossible ilrL-e 10
"",T on !; visit to my uEcp, Mr.. Charles John
spn No gi2 Federal stIeet, VINO says our Ineul-
cine, raised him iIOn UlnOs death aI,tt al olA-
,r means had failed, ana he having, therefore,
IIu confidence in the virtue OF your leMellcs,
strangely recommended me- to tly lHtln. uld
s1 ana in one week from Lne time cJmlntnttI
talzug them my tntOat underwent very great
Change Tor the better, 50 that l could e4l my
| ,nrnls without any difliCulty or pam. / eau
| s'1rr.ly find words to cN pres, my gratitude lOl
| me carly relief your invaluable medicines pro
| duccl upon me, and deem IT but auacy ul Bldll
| ti,lr to 1--WE yuu the Acknowledgements Ul ny
| =. I'M, rItliOu NoaIs respectfully,
| ~ RACHEL NJ. JACOBS.
No.4G Wes. lAlrty-third street, New York
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Acy West, Ela., FEB. Nd As1".
~ l. II, SCHENCK, y. l.. cor, Sixth and Arch
sIreet~, Philadelphia.
Dear : r-PIease forward, per lr-t steamer, sax
hottlts sea Weed Tonic and twelve bottles Fdi-
monte syrup. ~ ,- A.. , go.
mot br Without the "A in my household, ana IN
| Tgrt no family should be without Them.
| i have given them u fair lts', ana openly de-
| r'1rr them TO be even better than You calm.
! Very respy yCt.u!ly youIs, ~ -.,,,.,,.,,,
| y. \. u HL4EHURSN.
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PITTsToN threatens the community
with daily paper. The Wilkes Barre
daily has not yet put in an appearance.
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COUNTY sUpERINTENDENr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ringbone and SPAWN permanently
cured by Jos. Garrison, Bloomsbury
PA. apr II 2t
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WE learn that the Columbia Iron
Works have passed under the control OF
a Joint stock company.
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TIE Hall in the fourth story of Brow.
ers building can be rented for the nur-
pose of a Town Hall. 1t will hold Five
Hundred persons and has in it first
elias, Mason d Hamlin Cabinet OTgal.
Parties desiring to rent can do 50 by ap
pIyinr to 70. II. RINGLER,
ROBERT ROAM,
X. G. ENT,
nOl2WA Committee.
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LOCAL,

The Democratic County Convention
of Luzerne will meet at Wilkes Barre,
on Tuesday the 23d inst.
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HEAVY ROBBERY AT MUNCY.-The
Office of the Lycoming Fire Insurance
Company at Muncy was entered by
burglars last week and one of the safes
blown open. Over $50, 600 registered
railroad bonds and stocks were abstrac'
ed, $4,000 of which belonged to the
Company, and the balance to private
parties. Two suspicious characters
have been arrested in connection with
the robbery.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-04-12

THERE will be a concert in Cadman's
Hall this, Friday, evening, by four
blind girls. These girls were educated
at Philadelphia, and are said to be fine
vocalists and accomplished instrumental
performers. The newspapers of those
places where they have given musical
entertainments speak in high terms OF
their abilities. We have no doubt their
concert will be well attended, AS the
people of Bloomsbury have alway;
shown a partiality for like entertain
ments.
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uIoousburg sIarIset

ORDER your goods from New York
bv "Clyde'7 Line" Her - East River,
and YOU will get them by Browns Line.
Connections made at Phlladelphla.
No rayage-lOWest through rates.
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Notice Is hereby given, that on the l7th day of
Feb. A. ID. ls72, ,sundry inhabitants of Columbia
county, presenteda petition to the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas of said county, praying the said Court
to grant Charter OF incorporation to the Fair
view Fish Company of CatawiSsa Township Pa.
with the rights and privileges therein stated
and if no sufficient cause is shown to the con
trary on the first day of next term, the pray of
the petitioners will be granted, according to the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided. X. II. RINGLER.
April 9TH 72-4t. Prothonotary,
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The True Grounds of onGdo onoo. Whence

The True Greupds Of Whence
comes that firm roliance, That absqlulel un-
Stomach Bitters MS a remedy for indigestion. bill
ious disorders intermittent and remittcnt fevCrs,
s'H e Hnped sSss Frs 5fy" eonaenea S5 Ss been N
growing for twenty years, and II Is SUN extend.
ing 1t Is not the result of crcdultty IL has not
been engendered by any human device, Dut rs
the spontaneous and natural consequence oi
experience. What people see daily going on On i un-
der their own eyes they cannot question. When
families in unhealthy districts that resort TO
this wholesome vegetable tonic, as nTeyeniiiiyc S
escape uerodical fevers, and thelr inmeulase We
neighbors, who neglect this precaution, are
Frustrated by the disease, how Is II possible thaa
the phenomenon should be without lts lesson
In like manner when II Is seen that obstinate
cases of dyspepeia, of liver company OIL con con
debility. Weld TO the operation of the famous
remedy, how can even incrcdulity ltsell WIFI
hold IT'S endorsement2 I,yewitnesses of the salu
tary effects of the bitters to be found in every
ciYi lied settlement on this continent. Inc tn tnou,
sands upon thousands who owe thelr Iestoa ~
| to health and strength, or their preserVatIoh
| from sickness, to It's extraordinary medicinal
properties, are enthusiastic in us praise. ne
| multtudcs who recommend II in nelghpoll y,
| way to their friends md acquaintances, as Weil W
| as those who make -nublic Their estimate on Jus
virtues, are always ready to state their reasons
or the faith that Is in them. They have all elthel
| felt or witnessed its benehce topemtions'
! .-.---ab
| EDITORIAL NOTICES are so common that 10 Is
| almost impossible for au editor to express his
honest opinion of the merits of any article with
| out being suspected of interested motives. This
| met however, shall not deter us from suylna
| what we think off now addition TO the Maierla
| Mcdicl to which our attention has been recently
| directed. We refer to Br. j. WALKERS CALtFoR
| NIA NtNEGAH BIrrERs, a remedy which IS max
| ing its way into more families Just now than all
| the either advertised medicines put toEethe"
| There seems to be no question about the potency
| OF its tonic ana Alternative properties, while II
| possesses the great negative recommendation o
containing neither alcohol nor mineral poison
That il is specific for Indigesli ion, Billiousncss
| Constipation, aud many complaints OF nerVOu
| origin, we have Teusuu to know; and we arc
| assured ON good authority that rs general ia
| vgorant, regulating and purifying medicine, /
has no equal 1t Is stated that It's ingredients
| obtained from the wids of CalifOrnia,) are new
to the medical world; and its extraordinary ei
fects certainly warrant the conclusion that AZ /
u compound of agents hitherto unknown. !
popularity is any criterion, there can be no douh
OF the efficiency of the VINEGAR BiTTERS, 10
the sale Of the article is immense and continual!
increasing,
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DLANK DEEDS.

We now have the finest assortment Of BLANK
DEEDS on hand and ior sale that were ever
Eept in Blo0mBbuTg, Large size on best plfch.
msnt paper, Common Deeds, Executors ana
administrators Deeds-smRll size good ana
l heap common Deeds &c,
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ERRORS or YONTEE,

Every nervous Dung Man in the Union, will
receive, free a Recipe that will prove blessing
through life, ~ addressing, IN confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Box 5l72 L, o. ~ Cedar ST., n. Y.
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rhe Best PAPER! Try III!

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A FRIEND of ours who is chief clerk
in the Governmental Dispensary, says
that no medicine chest is now complete
without JOhnSOn'S AROdyHe Liniment.
We always supposed it was prescribed
by law; if it is not, it ought to be, for
certainly there is nothing in the whole
nldtesi0 medica of 50 much Importance
to the soldier and the sailor IS Johnson's
AnCdyne Liniment.
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esD SYCHOMA NCY, OR SOUL
Il CHARMING" How either six may fasci'
nate and gain the love and affections OF any per
SON they choose, instantly, This simple mental
acuuirement all can possess Tree, by mail, for
cents, together with a marriage guide, Egyptian
oracle, Dreams Hints To ladies, &c. A queer
eXciting book, 10000 sold. Address T. WILLlAE
| & co. Pubs, Phila.
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Z. N. Knorr has ladies' lasting gaiter
from 81 co upwards.
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DEATHS.
MARKET REPORTS.

PHILLIPs.-ln Millyille, April LIST, HeLoct
phillips, aged 81 years.
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THE warm rains of the earlier part OF
the week had wonderful effect upon
the grass. In the space of a few hours
the green shoots appeared above the
ground where before the rain every thing
was dead and brown. Now that the
grass has once started the fields will
soon be covered with their verdant car
pet. The rain was most welcome to the
people of town as the streets had become
insufTerably dusty; the wells and cls'
terms also needed filling up. 1t will not
be long before ploughing will be general
aud the spring campaign fairly opened
Blue birds and robins have ceased to be
curiosities and honey bees are on thf
wing for sweets. Favorable weather fol-
the next few weeks may prevent late
harvest by increased rapidity Of growtl
in the vegetable world.
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AT a meeting of the Town Council,
held on Saturday evening last, the fol
lowing business of public interest was
transacted: The establishing of a Curb
stone Market, the full text OF which IN
the Ordinance is published elsewhere !;
the directing of the paving and grading
of Third street between East and Leon
ard streets, and of Centre street from
Second to Sixth streets.
The meetings of the Council have
been quite largely attended of late by
the property holders interested in the
grading of the streets. 1t is by far the
most important duty which the Coun
ell have had to perform, and one whicl
will affect the appearance of the Towl
to the greatest extent.
rhe main object to be attained Is
full and sufficient drainage, and wheI
this is satisfactorily completed and th
streets reduced to proper grades tn
value of property will be much en-
hanced and the comfort of our citizen
increased.
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T.. NJ, Knorr has mems calf boots,
tan sole, for $50 and upwards.
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Old Stock is offered at E. NJ. Knorr'
OF cost.
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\ large stock of children's shoes of
all binds at T.. NJ. Knorr'S,
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CTTNDURANGO.

Supniy OF Bark Assured; Price KedneeI'
RE IGS KFFNE IL cos Fluid Extract
Cures Cances, scrofula, syphilis, Cat9rrh, Hhtu
matism, Neuralgia, Pulmonary COMPANY Co4lp pinoj Il
Ircars salt Rheum Skin Diseases; all bloou
diseases. is purely vegetable. the best khoWsm az
blood Puritler. sold by all DRUGGISTS ef ftlSe 90
ner hottie. observe the Trade marx 9eHN '''
tircular, Onice, 90 Cedar ST. NY.
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sCHENCK'S PULMONIO SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS

These are the only medicines that viii cure
Pulmonary C1usumptiOu, Dr. scheuck has ht en-
I'M constant practice over thirty years cOnllnu'
glly pyaminiDg lungs, and knows MS medic ne ;,
M IropeIly taken, viii cure Consumption, His
MdudraLs PiIls cleanse the llNer ana siomRcil :
lltes the coating OF the stomach, ana makes II
digest, HIS Pulmonic syrup Tipeus the matter
ma nature throws IT oil without auy tAcrIion
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A large stock of spring goods have
been received at Z. NJ. KuOrr'5 and
he will have more by Saturday.
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Genuine French kid ladies' button
boot can be had at e. NJ. KnOrr's.
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Price OF tie PulmoHic syrup aud SEA weed
Tonic, g.. per bottle, or e 90 pes lNll u"H H.
Mandrake PMS 30 cents per box.
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EegpCARPENTERS, BUILDERS" ,"Vsa
and all who contemplate Building supplied with
our new Illustrated Catalogue ON receipt oil stamp
rp A. j, B1CKNELL & Co Architectural Book
Publishers, q Warren st., N. V ia
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WTID0Wa' ADVERTISEMENTS.

REGISTERS Ol.c,.
lIAj, lS'2,j
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

iucLlj 72-Jt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06
CIarltsyilIc CITY Mills.

These celebrated mills commemo-
rated the 4th by grinding the first bar
rel of new -four for the season. Itwas
our good fortune, to be on hand, and
make thorough examination Of the
complicated machinery from top to
bottom. Mr.. Mac. Graham, the gen
tlcmanly engineer, assured US that the
machinery was running smoother and
in better order than it had been since
the war, and was making one barrel Of
flour to three pecks of coal consumed.
When we consider that this coal is
placed at the fire door, at a cost OF
thirteen cents per bushol, We cannot
help but believe, that the milling bus
mess in our city, will revive to its for
mcr magnitude.
Mr.. Peacock, whose reputation as a
miller, is unsurpassed, expressed the
opinion, that the wheat he is now
receiving, is better than any received
since 1853, and is confident that he
can make a most superior quality of
| flour.
The enteeprising firm of Lyon q
Ella, had a standing order for the first
ten barrels.
After thorough examination OF
machinery, we were escorted to the
second floor, where our cars were
greeted by the never to be described
sensation of popping eorks. We en-
tered into the programme with bccom-
ing zeal, but had our ardor dampencd
some, when we surveyed the crowd
There was w, G. Smith, Ben. Gold,
j. Z. Y. Whitfield, Dick Anderson,
Ed. Bringhurst, Bob Mathews, and
Elijah Withcrs. Was it possible for
Scat, Kropp & Co., though they are
| liberal men, to have enough of spark
| ling wines for this hio. We assure
you that gloom came over us, when
to our indcscribable pleasure, and
for which we will ever be thankful,
our friend Capt. Frank Tracey wills
pcrcd in our ear, "Thc Tobacco Leaf
fellows are not here which was true,
they having gone to a picnic some dis
lance in the country,
| Abundance. prevailed, not only for
the invited guest, but for the twenty
or morc colorcd laborers belonging to
the mill. Whitfield says he don I
care much for Christmas frolies or
18th July orations, but always consider
him in at the blow in at the City
Mills, The last toast was, success -
seat, kropp & Co