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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
TO BE HUNG.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, sept IN
Governor has signed the death warrsr
George Giant Tor the murder Ui NJ
>ucLcc in October lat. "Wednesday, u
18Th, is the day fixed for the execution
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
SUMNER DECLINES.

LONDON, Sept. l6.-IIou. Charles Sun
ner has arrived at Liverpool On 'c1
Informed of his nomination for GDleu0
Of Massachusetts he positively dsuneip
acc 1T.
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PARIS


PARIS, Sept. lS.-Lulive DesehamIs
Denvilie, Communists, we've shot z
mOrnh : AT Saitery, for murderiu-
hostages.
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and

The Republicans at their nomination
election on Monday put strong candidat s
on their ticket. In this city they named
Joshua Maris, E'q., for Representative in
he Legi-l ,turc and chris ian Fcbgrr. Fen.
for member Of the Levy Court. Mr.. Mar.
is gentleman dcscIv,dly popular in our
city aud will ably represent our people at
Dover. Mr.. fcbiger If elected will make
an excellent member Of the Levy Count
and Will make a strong light for Whining
tons intcre.ts-sll the stronger and better
one perhaps on account OF that p,rycr.iun
Of hnrne,- which We have had occasion
now and then to critcisc in his conduct
as a member of the Board of Education.
In the County, So far as we know the
men, the Republicans have been equally
successful in making strong nominations
Mr.. Leander F. Riddle named for State
Senator from Chrstiana Hundred, Is a
young manufacturer fully alive to the
wants and necessities of the great manu-
featuring interests OF this end Of the
State and is apparently popular Mr.
Lewis Thompson nominated for represent.
alive from Mil Greek, is liberal. saga.
cious man, who is inslnctiyely on the
right side Of most questions, and a mum.
Der ofthe others are men of weigh. and
staading in their communities.
The Democratic County Convention will
meet next Saturday to name the candi-
dates of that parry for the SAINT offices. II
huhooy,s them to nominate strong men,
and we sincerely hope they may do so, 81
that the result which EVERY EyrsING ha,
always sought may be attained.-that g..
let which party may, win, the PEOPLE shal
not lose. And It may not be- impropc
to say one thing more 10 our Democrat,
friends. Don't you nominate candidate
for the Legislature who are uusound ~
this matter OF enlarged representation, fo
if YOU do the people will elect that the
remain IN private ME.
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The Philadelphia hYarcr has the bad
m-r - inject Into , obituary motto, OF
the late Edward Parrish AN attack ON
samthmor. coils pc, Of which deceased
e1s The fist President Il declares that
b. rtird from .hr presidency ofthis in,ti.
tutlun because Of The manifestation in its
management of disposition To Introduce
"nto the college the system Of New Eng
Stand, for which he saw the Quaker clc-
meut Of the Middle States wa, not adap-
"tedi' and again that "his genius saw
"thot the rigid syicm Of the Puritans wa
"ineonsisl'ut with the mo'e genial system
"or Pcun.'
This j. an unadultcrdted specimen Of
That sort Of loose talk in newspapers
which th" word ''bo.h' has been coined
To describe Mr.. Parrish was a faithful
and devoted friend To- Swmthmore Col
"-c, and there is no friend of that in,ti-
tuition but acknowledge, his services. and
holds him ID respectful regard. He r.
signed simply because his education lad
Ncru received i'm q place like Philadelphia
where the standard is low, aud he was
therefore unqualified for the duties Of
Pr -idcnt Of a college This H. not "a par
tiruImlyplcasont thing to say nor this a
PHEASANT time to FAY il, but just -ucn I'M
pleasant truths as this are AWAY, being
called ont lorthc sake of Justice. hv iu.t
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LIVINGSTONE


LONDON. Sept. 1S.-Lettcrs from LnI
stone, dated July last have been Tc I
NJ Ianzib.r. BE was at UnHin'a
and was we'll.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

W. ANHN AANNlAAult
IHE TRANSM ISSGbN or LIFE. Conn.
sells nu the Nature aud Hygiene the Ma.
culiur Function. By tiru. n Nnuhr8-
A. VI VI. u. Pmladriptia j. a. fergus
n Go. ISL
This book is totally different in aim and
character from the grcu mass Of work.
having proftscdly the same object. or We
should not ALLOW any notice Of il To even
appear in our advertisement colamns,
much less mention 1t thus cditoIully.
II is from the pen Of an eminent medical
writer, and Is 0f all the greater value hr.
cause Of the great numhtr of Worse than
worthless books Of somewhat similar
character, written by qnucks. Wi hout
character or knowledge 1t treats fully of
exceedingly delicate subjects. hut does ~
in the manner and spirit Of phyeician
talking with those needing his az, ice. aud
there Is no trace Of coars, ness or indccency
In ils Iagcs.
Il affords large amount Of valuable
knowledge, and is warmly recommended
10y distinguished physicians rs 70 -af.
physical guide, and 10y eminent diymc- as
"a strictly moral work. The agent of the
pull ,hers Is now clnyas-ing the city for
orders for il, and We unhe,itatinrly com.
mend the work to our male readers and
wish the agent success
Ia the number Of LineR's Lirinq lac for
the week ending September 2lst is b. gun
u neN serial story, "The Burgomastcr's
| Family" Translated from the Dutch Of
Christine Muller, by Sir John Shaw Lc-
icsrc II promises to he story Of unusual
interest. Besides being very iayurahlv
noticed by the principal Dutch literary
| periodicals., il las attracted The attention
OF the English critics, being highly praised
! by leading English papers, Til translator
! says he was induced TO translate the story
| BY the Amusement derived from the variety
/ Of incidents and the minute delincations
OF character which II contains, -dciincn-
iiors which are drawn with the same
hdelity that We find in carefully executed
Dmoh painting. Indeed the name Of the
rams atcr is alone sufficient guarantee
Of the merits OF the story. The publication
OF the trans,ation-an admirable one will
ne continued from week to week in The
A"tng ige until completed, and will prove
an alhit onal attraction to that valuable
periodical The number for September
2lst also contains the usual amount and
variety Of the most instructive aud inter
esing reading to be- found in the whole
range OF foreign periodical literature Of
the day including part two of remark
able series of articles m "Thc Belief in
lmmor aliiy," an insinlment uf con the
skelligs," by Jean lngelow, N notice of
Charles janis Lever, etc, etc. The sui
scripiOn price of this 81 rag. weekly
magazine il = year, o. for so any one
Of the American 81 magazines IS sent with
The Liring Ags for a year. Liucll " Gay,
Boston, publishers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

TdiilttlO FOlllltd'
We find the following anon. The local
items Of Mondays Charleston roHri,r.
A serious row occurred ON T. listu Island
Friday, nj the camp ground midway he
tween what are cal ed the ; ID side aud
Borough portion OF the Island 1.-The voters
at the former place supporting Mnrkry for
the ShrievaltN, AMI the latter Brown. Il
seems from the best data that could ha oh
tanned, that there were about the hurd-
red persons, many Of whom were Wumci,
assembled to no Il me ting i'm the inter.
est Of Bowpu llutrhi- u, Urnmiucut
cOlorcd politician who -uppD Is him, and
who is IA candidate for the lcsi liiurc.
was called To- the chiir. The nnmiiati ion
Of "a Secretary, mai" hy the chair, wins
voted down. II j. uIi. gcd that the chair
became angry 40 the dc.i- ion Of the meet
ing, and declared that il the nomination
WAS not confirmed the ~ citing should
not be held.
There wasa great deal Of excited discus
sion, which finally rtsu ted in row. The
meeting thrn separated into two factions,
one for Mackry and the other for Bow en-.
The fight became general, and lasted
some time There were Ten men wounded
with sticks, brick, ,Vc.. some seriously and
it. is Thought some fatally. llutcli-on The
Bowenile Chairman. wde struck in the face
with brick 10y one Of he women present
and his jaw hone broken. His sullrrlug-
were so great that he had to Ice carried to
anclor, VINO Ha'd Dee was marry burt
ne MacNeNite9 cain lhai l'tN sue
ccodtd in routing the BiWcnitcs. VINO deny
lne statements ana count r-clAlm that
they simply tired To a better field to
continue the meeting, Whor" their orators
held forth from cafi.
a.. h',i,-.. t..'' q" ~ ','''
e. "a' ."S Wv w. ","'"N 'N''"' l'o-
injured. The excitement VA, intense.
and blows we've laid hrn,, and t,tr
wherever ibny could b,. eff. ,ip,,iIv. Whrn
dark set in. Hodge. "A wei known Nark,y.
! tic was set upon hyn larty of men and
hraten 50 b,div tb,i IA. y,,,t in ,nr dr''d
| upon the ground. This bee ting, huSrycr.
/ had nothing to do with the meeting dilli
/ Guilty, hut Was caused hy the belief. OH
/ IA part Of thu-c who assaulted hin, that
| he had h,eu to attentive 10 one Of then
Females
lhcrr are several vrr'i"ns of the affair
from all Of viii the above particulars
were CLEANED.
49,
-Manton Marble d,cliurs Ia leave IA,
| World just yet
-Macrcndv. the actor. still li,,s. he /.
seventy nine wears old.
Tia .1,,,,l, NJ sao,,.t ,ii,, ..,,.
f,und .,,id ,,,'. r,,i, '.r -, Wv
,o hay any, .''' "'.l o''',uinr u'i
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21


''The VIca tAiied RepubIIcanism."
Is republican form Of goverupen! sue
legitimate end and certain result Of all
political progfcssi 1t il natural ,ha, we
Americans ehuuld answer yes, but this
seems likewise TO be the opinion Of the
moot determined foes OF republican gov
eminent. Whenever reform is proposed
In any pat OF Europe some opponent Of
progress condemns it-not on the ground
that It is not beneficial or wise in itself
hut h,cause it surely tends toward rcpuh-
iicani-m, though pus,lhy its monoiors
aud rujrclors had never dreamed Of such
an aim The inference is plain that these
croakers believe that any imptOyemel n
progress is a step toward rcpuhlic4ni>m.
But it seems that this idei, an m-tn'-
tive one, born of the natural Gar- Of an
arisi ocralic class, is not confined to Eurol e
but Il at even in Japan some cuba-topfcd
old conservative has seen that the won
derfSl progressive measures wi irh have
marked the liberal admin trali' Il o. the
pr,s,nt Mikado tnd TO the final oy, r
throw Of class distinctions there and he
writes strong letter to the Mikado in
which be clartsi
"The fact is Your Majesty under the
present system of government he fortunes
# the country are daily declining aud the
Imp. riil line. which should last forever
is in danger If falling into the vire cal ed
Repuhiicanism. can zee. as cleT As in
a mirror, that Japan Will eventually he
come DEPENDENCY Of the Western hArhir
i'ns. However, | can only sigh and
weep"
That t. just abolt all any of th III
can do.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Yesterday 8
nude boiy Of a young girl was found ID
he marsh below Gray's Ferry by w.
gentlemcn while cunning. No clue to lh'
name of the deceased has been obtainci
No marks Of violence were discovered. stt
was alb ut eighteen, handsome in form
aud features, and the body ha not bee
in the water more than IS hours. and 81
appeared TO have been drowned WIKI
bathing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

FINLAND.

PARIS, September 18Th The VIZ
Ednund About is permitted to 81.
husband.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
NEWS BY TElEGBlr
ENGLAND.

EXPECTED DECLINE IN THE PRICE ar.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.-A decline j.,
present high price coal OF coal /.
deutly expected.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
Forrester--oamaging Evidence.

The assurance aud confident assert ns
of innocence by he man Forester recent
~ arr sied on charge If having commi1rd
the Nathan muirer in New York, had
caused "A prttv general suspicion IN the
public mind, that the police had got hold
of the wrong man, hut since the hearing
public 81 iniun is rapidly changing. After
testimony concerning the prisoners arrest
had been taken, he name of Ann Keenan,
was called an a S light pale faced woman
stepped TO the witurss box. She testified
that ON the evening of July 18th 1870 she
aas passing Mr. Nthan's house she saw
man approaching the house.
lie gave Il quick look toward her aud she
saw his features panty. lie had some
thing in his hand patty up his sleeve.
lie went In the ga and under the slOOp
nip the basement. \, be passed the gate
the article ia Ii $ h nd struck the gate and
sounded like ir N. his vas the night of
the mnrl,r. She iu'd Rev. Mr.. Lyons.
shortly az c'waids ont the matter and
rs sum On Il b re- Superintendent
lou don. lo whom descr bed the man
5 ~ hai 10 douht lh { Forester was the
nam h- saw cutter y uhans' house. For.
est rc M vsbly a cr as the wOman's
had wess relcl ed toward him in Ont
ny h.ut "a u tie man, The with IS is
music teacher ia New York city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

The Market Journal, new trade news
paper in Philadelphia, declares that there
is very cheering resumption Of business
in that city which promises to more than
make up for the slug yishness Of trade dur
ing July and August.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
GREELEY.
HK ARRIVES IN ono.

HE ARRIVES IN ONO.
By TELEGRAPH 20 EvEEr EVEHIEa.
COLUMNS, ONO, September 2Wb
Grrelty arrived here at 10 O'cltc
addressed the crowd assembled.
reach Cincinnati before 8 O'Clock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

Long ago EVERY EvENING offered rs il
contributor To the large number Of sug-
ccslion, conrcuin. a maine Tor the new
hotel. Dclmar,a. We explained at the
inc. that ihc name Was not VI our own
manufacture but had been made long
ago hy the gentlemen whoii agitated in
behalf Of the consolidation Of this Peniu-
sua, a. suitable name for the new
state, the word being composed out Of the
first three letters each in Delaware and
Maryland, aud the Grst letter and the last
two in Virginia; The idea being, Of
cOursr. 10 retain something OF the name Of
each ofthc three stat to which the PEN
m-uia nov hrlongs.
The maine is then moi meaningless. 1t
rcprc.clt- The idea Of the Peninsula with
ont using that hackneyed word. The
name g., tn.que and musical, and in our
opinion far preferable to the name of Wa
wlsct, which il either meaningless or has
20 meaning which We do not know. We
cln cite the authority OF one of the few
autquuian- the valley ofthc BrlndyNine
ha, produced ia denial of the statement
that Wawa-I wac the Indian name OF that
stream. As TO Personal names, the Du-
Points have never d. en- sufficiently idenli-
h.d with Wilmington to be entitled to this
honor, and the only prominent historic
uamc which is closely identified with our
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
SWEDEN


STOCKHOLM, Sept. liking Cha-a
S Neyden, died ut MalnIo, tast nigh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

BY a recent treaty, persons living in
this country can send money by post Office
order ID any Point in Germany, at very
log rates. On an order not eXceecing 50 the
charge is Is cents, $40 for % cent. so for
~ Gel = and so on at very low rates. The
Wilmington Pot Office is now prepared
10 send money not only to any point in
Germany at the above rates, but to any
p'st Office in England, Iceland, ard Scot
l4rd. Til. {. decid' lily the saie't way
ortuusnitiinr morcy TO friends ''in the
Ola country" aud it can he done so CHEAP
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

Hon. Henry Wilson of Massachusetts
lcuies positively that lac ever owned a sin
gle share of stock N the Credit Mobiler or
any other organization connected With
the Pacific Railroad. His ives one Of the
names on The pencil list furnished Col.
McComb by Hon. Cakes Ames. Most
pope will accept Mr.. Wi sons denial as
conclusive. By the way, though his
maine did not appear in tho list Hon. James
\. Baysrd is Implicated in some o the
/ sclu,urc. made hy Col. McComb.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

The facts narrated in our local columns
suggests the prcpriety of throwing greater
safeguards around the power now exer-
cised by teachers in our public schools Of
administering corporal punishment.
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"BIlious."

If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated,
Respondent, have frequent Headache,
mouth tastes badly in morning, irregu-
lar appetite and tongue coated, you
are suffering from Torpid Liver or
Biliousness. In many cases of oliver
Complaint only part of these symp-
toms are experienced AS a remedy
for all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has no equal, as it
effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy. Sold by
all first.class druggists. 500.
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PICNIC AT EAST HICKORY.

The NJ. f. Sunday School at Fast
Hickory held q Picnic in the grove
near the Church on last Thursday. At
IL o'clock the call to order was made
by S. w. Burrows, the President OF
the Day. Short speeches were then
made by C. r. Middleton, N. P.
Wheeler and Rev. j. A. Hume. The
school was then arranged around the
tables and after blessing being pro-
nounced by Rev. Hume a simultane.
GUS attack was made by all upon the
rich repast before them. Pie, cake,
sandwiches, green corn, Cooked of
course,) apples, candy, lemonade &c,
rapidly disappeared and there was
enough and to spare.
The School sang several pieces, led
by Miss A. Wheeler, who is now visit
ing her brother, and Miss Lizzie Kerr,
and then sang Old Hundred and were
dismissed with the Benediction. Great
credit is due to the Committee of Ar
rangements, Messrs. o. Winner, N. p.
Wheeler and S. w. Burrows. All
were pleased, and went home, feeling
that it was good to have been there.
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Re-Union of the SD Pa. Res't.

The third reunion of the survivors
of this regiment will take place at
Waterford, Erie county, on the 10th
of September. Reunions of the 1l1th
145th and 150th are expected to be
held at the same time and place. Ar
rangements have been made for a
grand picnic, procession, speeches &c.
The 44th New York Reg't have been
invited to participate, and several
members of that regiment will un-
doubtedly he OH hand. We look for
a general turnout of the members of
Co. G. from this section. Gems. Meade,
Fitz John Porter, Mcclellan, Butter
field, Gov. Joshua Cbamberlin of
Maine, and Gov. Geary of Pa, have
been invited to be present and make
addresses on the occasion. This will
undoubtedly be the best reunion the
regiment has ever had, and we would
advise all member of the regiment in
this section to try and attend. A
grand military ball in the evening will
close the exercises.
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-We notice ihe foIIowing tenn il

We notice the following item in
the Oil City Derrick:
A Tionesta lady recently presented
her lord and master with three bonds
Of "our mutual love" The poor man
now talks of forming a producers S
league to stop over-production.
And the following from the Titus
vile Sunday Ne,cs:
A chap at Tionesta has to get his
feet checked when he travels on the
the railroad, and even then is compell-
ed to ride in the baggage car.
In answer to the first slander we
remark that the bonds of "our mutual
love" in Tionesta never come in quan.
ties one "bond" at time being the
rule, which has never been swerved
from since our acquaintance with Tio-
nesta.
Secondly; There is no chap in or
about Tionesta whose feet approximate
the size of Bloss' lips, or smell as bad
as his breath.
And now just because we are build
bridge, large hotel, several private
residences, and assuming city airs, we
do not believe that this is any excuse for
editors of papers in towns of less i'm
portance to exaggerate our "produc-
tion," or the size of our citizens feet
If VIC hear any more of it we will send
our fighting editor to Oil City and
Titusville to make bloody chasms Of
the editors mouths for them to shake
hands across.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF PENNSYLVA,
MA.
Joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of Pennsylvania.

Joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
BE IL enacted 6y Me Senate dad House of
Representatives Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania dl General assembly met
That the following amendment of the Con-
sfitution of this Commonwealth bo pro-
posed to the people for thheir adoption or
rejection, pursuant TO the provisions of the
tenth article thereof, tO-wit;
AMENDMENT:
Strike ont the sixth section Of the sixth
article of the Constitution, ana insert in
lieu thereofthe following; "a State Treas
urer shall be chosen by the qualified elec-
tors of the State, at such times and for such
term of service as shall be prescribed by
law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES S. RUTAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
APPRoVEn-The twenty second day of
March, Ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-twO.
JOHN w, GEARY.
Prepared and certificated for publication
pursuant to the Tenth Article of the Con-
stitutiOn. FRANCIS JORDAN.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Harrisburg, June 26th, 1872.
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SUPERIOR LUMBER co. sToI


"A first class quality of Carpet Yarn
Store.
Table and pocket cutlery, always large
stock on hands and for sale cheap at the
Superior Lumber Co. Store. s
BY our liberal offer to the public
through the columns of the FOREST RE
PUBLICAN, we have had very lively trade
in books for week. We will continue
our offer three weeks only,persons disirlng
20 avail themselves of this opportunity to
furnish their Libraries with select reading
at lower prices than they will have soon
again, should call Immediately.
"A first class suit of clothes made to or
der, fit guaranteed, good assortment of
Cassimeres, Cloths and Trimmings, always
on hand, at the Superior Lumber Co.
Store.
"A large assortment of the latest novel;
ties in Mems, Ladies' and Children's boots
and shoes, at the Superior Lumber Co.
Store.
Ready made clothing and Gents fur
nishing goods for everybody at bottom
prices, at the Superior Lumber Co. Store. s
The Singer, the universal family and
tailoring machine, with all its parts and
fixtures for sale at the Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
Purchasers always keep in mind we
have less expense and therefore can sell
goods for less profit than any other store
intown. SUPERIOR LUMBER Co. STORE. s
A large assortment of Miscellaneous
Literature for sale at cost to reduce the
stock. Also a large assortment of School
Books kept constantly on hand at the Su-
peFlor Lumber Co. Store.
--CottonadesI Jeans, Flannels, Linen
Goods, Tickings, Table Linens, Ladies'
Dress Goods, brown aud bleeohed Sheet
ings and Shirtings, Hoop skirts, and all
kinds of goods usually kept in a country
dry goods store, at tho lowest prices, at
the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Now goods New goods just arrived,
a fun assortment Of spring and summer
goods, at the Superior Lumber Co, Store.
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Notice. stray.

Came to the premises of the sub
scriber, in Washington twp, Clarion
Co., Pa, July Odd, Brindle Cow,
with white speckled face about ~ or
13 years old. Has had calfsince she
came. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away, or she will be sold
according to law. Address
JOSEPH HARMON,
19-3t. Lickingville, Pa.