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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-08
Philadelphia, Oct. 10th, 1872.

The NeD York EUcning Post says OF
Arthur Bonnicastle, Df. Hollands
Serial, commenced in Scribner's Month
ly for November "Only one chapter OF
twelve pages is given, but this is enough
to awaken interest. There is good deal
Of quiet humor in the dialogue, and the
characters are fresh and natural, while
the style of the descriptive passages, it
need scarcely be said,is fluent and fasci-
mating. Much of the effect of DR.. Hol-
lands writing is to be attributed to the
ease and grace of the composition. The
dramatic promise of Arthur Bonnicastle,
however, is such as to make us regret
that the author has not been writing
novels these many years."
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Rev John Chambers to Chief Justice ThOmp'
SON.


Although the distinguished Chief
Justice was sacrificed to partisan rage
in the recent election he will bear wit h
him in his retirement from the bench
the profound respect Of that portion of
the people of the state Of Pennsylvania
who honor an upright an1 learned ju-
dietary. Among the tributes which
the Chief Justice has received none will
be more highly priced by him than the
following from the venerable and elo-
quent clergyman, Rev. Johl Cham
bers
Hon. JAMES THOMPSON My Dear
Friend: From my inmoSt heart SYM
pathize with you in your late defeat
My comfort is, and think it ought to
be yours, that honor, eminent fitness
and noble manhood have been set aside
by one of the most helI.born combina-
tions that ever disgraced our once glO-
rious old commonwealth. Thank God,
you will retire with your escutcheon
untarnished, and the robes of Office to
be laid aside by you are as unsullied as
the snow flake before it reaches the
earth ; so much so, that you can look
the brightest angel or the blacklist devil
full in the face, without winking. Hap
py the man in such case as this
All things considered, my dear friend,
] cannot but congratulate you and your
most worthy family, and l pray God
that the sun of your earthly pilgrimage
may go down without cloud, and you
rise beyond the limits of time to an
Immortality of uufading glory. God
bless you and yours. In truth,
JOHN CHAMBERS.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10th, 1872.
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The HOrse-Scare.

The Turf, Field and Farm one of the
best publications OF its class in the
country, sensibly says, "When every
other man you meet, owing to peculiar
atmospheric changes, has a cold in his
head, is it surprising that large num-
bers of our horses should show symp.
toms of catarrh? The atmospheric
change should affect horse.fesh as read
lily as they affect human flesh. Horses
cough, and men do likewise. Pray,
then, do not let the sensational papers
scare you out of your boots! The terri
BILE horse disease is not half so terrible
in reality as 1t is in print.
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NEWS

The large rolling mill of the Lochiel
Company, at Harrisburg was destroyed
by fire on Monday last. Loss 100000.
Mrs. Mary Y. q. Greeley, wife of
Horace Greeley, died in New York
City, on Wednesday of last week, after
lingering and painful illness of several
years. duration.
Mayor Oakley Halls trial in New
York has proved failure for the pres
ent, the jury failing to find verdict
and being discharged. They stood
seven for conviction and five for acquit.
tai. Mayor Hall says the result is the
greatest disappointment he has ever
had.
The cholera has made its appearance
at Wexford, Ireland, where one death
occurred. At Gumbennin, town of
Eastern Prussia, sixty.six miles south.
east of Konigsberg, several fatal cases
are reported and it is also said to be
making serious ravages at Buda, in
Hungary, where, out of ninety-four
cases, twenty.seven have proved fatal.
A terrible tragedy occurred in the
city of New York on Saturday night
last. John Scannell, prominent poll
tician of the Eighteenth Ward, shot
and killed Thomas Donohue who three
years before had In the same way killed
Scannell's brother. The murder took
place in the presence of at least five
hundred people.
John Francis Mcguire, the celebrated
Irish Catholic politician and member
OF Parliament, died In Dublin on Thurs
day of last week. Mcguire was born at
Cork about 1917, and attained consider
able distinction as an author. In 1857
he produced "Rome and its Rulers"
He also wrote number of othe works.
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NOTICES

~
lO Notice is hereby given to all leglteos, cred
itors and other persons interested in the es-
tates. of the respective decedents ana minors,
that the following administrator and guardian
accounts have been filed IN the Office OF the Reg
lister OF Columbia county, and wall be presented
Court, to be held in Bloomsburg, on Wednesday,
the an day of December 1872, at o'clock p. III.
lst. The account of william Neal, Admins
traitor of Eliza Boyd, late of the town of Blooms
ID. The first and fl nal account ofJohn L. Yohe,
guardian OF the person and estate of Francis Ii.
Hess, minor child OF Daniel Hess, late of Mlflin
township, deceased.
Sd. The first and hnal account ofD. A. Watts on
and John hendershott,, executor of Jane Pegs,
late OF Madison township, deceased.
4tn. The fnal account of Hiram j. Reader. ex-
ecntor OF John Zeigler, late OF Franklin town
ship, deceased.
,5th The first and partial account of Jesse X.
Sharpless, executor of John Lawrence late OF
Catawissa township. deceased.
Oth The first and final account of NJ. L. Jack
son, trustee, TO sell Real Estate of John Daven-
port, late OF Brarcreek, deceased.
eth. The account OF 5enI. Wagner Admins.
TRAITOR oi samuel q. Pi!kinSton, late of Locus t
Sth. The first ana final account of George Cir.
Ton, Admihistraior OF Syrena Klle late OF sugar
9th. The account ofJoslah H. Fritz n lmluis.
TRAITOR OF the estate OF William HDsS, ltto of 81.
garloai township, deceased.
10TH The first and final account of oriel
Rambach, executor of John Miller, Late 0. Bri.
arcreek township, deceased.
tenbender guardian of Citharlas A. Muler, a
minor child OF Geo. 7. Miller, late of & ntrs
township, deceased
l2th. Tne first ana flnal account of Annl
Miller, guardian OF the person and estate OF ia.
COB W. MLler, u Minor child OF Geo. T.. Miller
late OF Centre township deceased
18th. The first and nnal account Of William
talrman Jr. administrator OF William Fairman
ed. ~
18th. The account of Lewis Yet,er, executor of
deceased.
G., 10Th. The aco? ?unt of Isaac Lc,dy eul Mos cs
of Hemlock township, deceased ~
i6ih. me ACCOUNT Off. X. Shat plass, exec utor
OF Elizabeth Ietler, late of CatawiSsl Towns hip,
deceased.
WILLIAMSON II. JACO3Y.
Register.
Registers Onlce.
BloomSouIg Nov. |, 1872. nov
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The death of Mr.. Justice Willes has
set the English newspapers to discuss.
Ing the fact that a man may so far over.
work his brain that sleeplessness of an
incurable character may ensue, and con-
tinue even after the work has been
given up. The very condition of life
Is to give up the labor and to change
the scene. Tampering with opium and
chlOral is worse than useless-there
must be a complete change of place and
OF occupation. 1t may be added that
work done by an overtasked brain is
rarely we'll done. In the cases of Mr..
Justice Willes and Of Hugh Miller, the
work was over before the disease had
manifested itself. .... ...
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LET no one be deceived by the offici
al announcement that "the decrease in
the public debt last month" was So,
22S, All 32. A comparison of the present
and the last monthly statement shows
that the six per cent bonds outstanding
are now $40, ,OSl 100 less than on the lst
of October. This should be the actual
reduction of the debt, but Mr.. Bout
well has acted like merchant heavily
In debt, who pays off some creditors,
but at the same time secretly contracts
more debts, in defiance of express and
implied promises that he would, not do
so. He bought up and Cancelled six
per cent bonds, but at the same time
he secretly issued 1866, 1854 in Green
backs, and therefore increased the debt
to that amount.
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WINDOWS, APPRAIsEMENT

w The following appraisements of real and
personal property set apart to widows of deced-
ents have been filed in the Office of the REGISTER
of Columbia county, under the Rules of Court,
and will be presented for absolute confirmation
to the Orphaus Court TO be held In Bloomsbury,
IN and for said county, on Wednes sdav, the Uth
day OF November, 1917, at o'clock u. m, OF said
day, unless exceptions o such con drmationS are
previously filed, of which all persons interested
In said estates will take notice
LIST. Widow of John krcisher, late of Locust
township, deceased.
I'd. Widow of John Ruckle late OF Mount
Pleasant township, deceased.
ID. Widow OF James March, lite o. Cen re
township, deceased.
4th. Widow ufJames Boyles late OF BriarcreelS
township. deceased.
5th. Widow of John Fester, lltc OF Centre
township, deceased.
9th. Widow OF William Butler late OF Montour
township, deceased.
7th. Widow of John Kelm lItc of. Orange
township, deceased.
Sth Widow of John Uren, late of Catawssa
township, deceased
WILLIAMSON H.JACOBY,
Register.
Registers once,
Bl0omsburg, Nov. l,lS72J novl
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THAT good man, tho Hon. Simon
Cameron, is in doleful dumps. His
agony of soul is very great. Col. ]. w.
Forney, who was to be read-no. kicked
out of the Grant party for supporting
Buckalew, has received the favor of the
President; he has been admitted into
the presence. 1t is whispered that his
excellency and the Colonel quaffsd the
loving cup and drank "Confusion to our
enemies" This mighty information
reaches the venerable scamp, who
gnashes his teeth outside, and he is In
despair. Meanwhile the world revoIves
upon its axis with accustomed regular
ity.-N. y. Tribune. ......
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We give below table setting forth
Soar as received at the time of going
toprcs3,the result of Tuesdays election
for President and Vice President. The
who'e lumber of electoral votes is 366,
AMI 1t requires 1Si for a choice. 1t
viii he seen from the table, although
inc. mp'ete, that Grant has more than
rtnrgh votes to ensure hts election.
Ra,arns from other States will proba.
bly, give him 253 The majority on the
p r'i lr vote will he about 100000.
STATES FOR GRANT
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COLUMBIAN BLOoMsBURG

4 IST OF GRAND JURORS FOR
Ia DECEMBER TENN, 1879,
Hcaver-Ionathan Haucll Jacob II trr lg ~.
Rpnton-Ell. Mcndenhlll Jr
Hrlarcrcet-gcorge NJ. Bower.
Catawissn-Iomes G. ltecler, doIn ~. OlioN
Matthias Hartman.
tpntrc-Adnm Hill
FishingcreelS- Samuel shvcs, A, w. Pate"
son,
FranlSlin-Jamos Huber, william Stokcr
CrcenWood-ueJrgC W. LINGERIE Dlemer Dt.
Wis,
Jacltson-.Iuhn u. Derr, Jacob ttnE,
MndisOn-rhcodorc Ruuyan, btCIr t1trOll,
Wm, Masteler, Daniel Smith.
Montour-Lewis Roth.
pme-Asher Fulmcr,
Sugarloaf-C. Il, Moore, Ezra stephens.
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7 IST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
/ DECEMBER TERM, 1874.


Beaver-Samuei Fisher, Jr
Benton-A. A. Kline, Jonas Raut2, Richard
Stiles.
Bl0om-Evau c. Jones, Michel Walter,
Charles A. Meyer, o. a. Jdcohy, Thomas Gun
BraroreekH Diett3rlck, Thomas
Adams.
Uatawsso-Caspar Rhawn, samuel Long, Jr.,
Isaiah John.
Centre-Hiram Whitemire.
Fishingcreek- Ben, NJ colder, +. j. Mellon
ry, Charles Kramer Jacob lapie.
Grcenwood-John sands Peter Girbou,
Hemoc ock-Mathtas Moore.
Jackson--Abrum KnOuSe.
Lucust-Solomon Strausser.
Madson-David Phelps, Morris II. Masters
Midlin-Thoints Aten, Thomas X. Hess
Mt, PleasaRt--John Waulch.
Orange-Wm Williams, George Fe'gu
son.
Pine-Dnniel Green.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LieDy.
Scott-U, Il. Ent.
SECOND WEEK
Bcaver-Peter Schlicher, John Ifiudolter.
Berwlclt-Jonn q. Jacoby, Henry Fowler
Bioom-Cnarics vandcrslice, Johl a. Fuus-
ton.
Briarcrcelx-Thomns Miller, Henry Doak.
Catawssa-Henry Plahler, solomon lte;iwig.
George.Conner, Isaac ERWIN ia W.WoOley, H.
A. Schweppenheser, Martin Gaugher,
Cenralla-Mortln Gaughen.
Fishingcreek-MptnRS Eyer, Philip Apple.
man, William 4. Emery.
krankliu-Solo non Artlcy.
Greenwool-Wesley DemOtt, Jackson )b-
JacksongD. Il. Everhart, Emm lnuel savage.
Locust-Isaac Dyer
Main-Wiiliam II. UT.
Madison--Jacob Manning, Peter Wolf
Mtiltn-lsaac Lutz John Michael Jr.
MontOur-Joseph Mauser.
uglrloaf-Montgomery Cole Alex. Hess.
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TIL e FIR "A u u s
iiarlranft's Manufactured Majority.
rAbrAuLn ALLEGATIONS OF Il crrnNs

PALrAuLE ALTERATIONS OF II ETv RNs.
Ga Saturday after the usual orphans
court and common pleas motions were
heard by Judge Finleiter, II. Spencer
Miller, esq, representing the Municipal
reform association, rose aud said that, a
few days ago, Mr.. Dallas then in court)
had obtained au order from Judge peirce
authorizing Albert Williams to examine
the returns of election on file In the office
Of the court. Mr.. Williams had made
that examination, and the following
affidavit would exhibit state of facts
which showed starting state of things.
He would read the affidavit, and then
ask for the action ofthe court.
THE AFFIDAVIT. a..|.
Albert Williams, being duly sworn
according to law, deposes aud saws
That he Is twenty-three years of age,
and resides at No. 333 M'Ilwaine street, !,
Philadelphia; that upon the 2Sth ult. /,
by authority of an order of the court of
common pleas of philadelphia, he made
an examination OF the returns of the
judges of the election on the Sth ult. for
eacn division of the wards in said city,
and made copies thereof; that in said
returns, now of record in said court,
there appear numerous erasures, alter
ations and changes Of figures in the re.
turns OF the votes of some of the candi-
dates, and other Irregularities of the fol-
lowing character, to wit: t.t ...t
The first column of figures contains
the original return, the second shows
the figures as altered and counted in
making up the official msjorities.
IIARTRANEr ntrrIy A utty
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AGENTS WANTED

s. to $40 rGr CAS- a2y Of Asegtf slt f wanlsl N
either sex, young or old, make more miuo, ~,
work for us in tneir spare mont,uts on All i
time than ~ nnything else. Particular, fp.
Address G.. STINSON ~ CO., Port Land Main.
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON

II WI
JOSEPH u. ALsPATCH TRUSTEE OF EMMA VALE
RIA HERB VS.. RUDOLPH HERB.
Fl. Fa. No. 81, September Term 1917.
The auditor appointed by the Court to report
distribution OF the fund in Court arising from
the Sheriffs SALE under the above writ will
meet the parties interested for the purpose of
his appointment ON saturday the thirteenth
day of November. A. d. 1872 at lU o'clock u. m.
at his office in Bloomsbury, Pa, ,wnen and where
all parties in Interest are required to present
their claims or be dcblrred from clams on said
fund, c. W. MILLER.
nov S.4w, Auditor.
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New Advertisements.
CORPORATION.

CORPORATION.
~ Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of October A. D., 1877, petition for the Incor-
poration of the Odd Fellog VS. Hall Association of
Bloomsbury, was presented to the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Columbia county, which was eX-
amned and approved by the court and ordered
to be filed, and that notice of said application
should be published in one newspaper, publish
ed in said county, for four weeks prior to next
term, at which time said Charter will be
firlned unless good cause be shown to the con-
trary, II. II. RINGLhR,
nov, saw. ProthonotaTy.
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Mr.. GEORGE II. STUART, an estima-
BILE humanitarian and chairman Of the
executive committee of the Board of
Indian Commissioners, is party to a
tremendous joke. He has written to
the President, asking If it is true that
he contemplates a change in his Indian
policy. The President replies that such
a thing has not been thought of. Now,
then, what is the Presidents Indian
policy. ...r. It.... .....
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IN The following list OF road dam lges has
been assessed and contirlned nj. si. at Septem-
ber sessions, and If no protest be entered against
the same it will be confirmed absolutea ut Dec. ses
sions, 1872 and the county be liable for the pay
ment of IL.
Greenwood twp, near VIM. Pattersoas, to D.
y. AlDertSOD, 20
10 w m. keece, lib
to Henry Mather r,....".. ........ IL 50
Greenwood twp, near Nicholas Kindt, to John
II. Ewes, ,......'.. "
10 Isaac Hay aycock........."......,... ID
Benton twp, near Attain smith to Wucal1r
Snultl..' ......'.'.'.'. ''.'....'''"" ~
to Fred hitey...... ................. IL
jackson twD., near Joshua savage Il Dlyll
Young to Joshua savage ........ ) %
Z. B McHenry " Co...."..-...... 100
w III. RACKS - -
Jouu OunS ....''.','. ~ W
Cyrus Robbins,)
II, j. Reeder. fCom.
Wm Shlter.
Bloomsburg Attest
Oct. 81, lS7I. } -...
WM. KRICKBAUM.
Nov. s, 1S7l-2t. Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. s.

RDlNANCE NO. s.
" An ordinances to open, wide Il al straight =
Ell Market streets ~ the property OF Martha Wells,
and 10 open, widen and sLrllSuJon Scs)ni street
at the Forks Hotel.
SECrioNl. |. Be II ordained ana enacte by thu
town council OF the town OF BlOomSDur5, and it
is hereby enacted by authority of the same
That Market street be opened, widened and
Strengthened, through aud along the property of
lie tina Wells, on the south east corner OF said
Market and Third Streets in such manner that
u samo snail be II public street or highway OF
the Iull width OF niuety-nlne feet, tine centre
nero OF to be in the direct line from the centre
$40 now established in Market aud Third
sVieets, to the centre stone established in Mar
ket and Fifth streets.
SECOND 2. That Second street be opened wild.
ened ana strP 5htened through and along the
FORKS Hotel property, ana the properties on the
North side OF SAID Second street from the Epis.
coDal Church property TO the Lightstreet road.
such manner Jnat the same shall be a publlc
street or highway OF the full width ofeighty-two
and one-hal leet, the centre thereof TO be on the
direct line from the centre stone IN sad ) c.
ond street on the east line OF Iron street 10 the
centre stone III front OF the Forks Hotel themes
to u o centre stone in the rear OF the Forks HJ.
tel as shown on tue Town Map.
SECTION o. Ihat proceedings he instituted for
the a essment OF damages to all persons wnD
may be blurred, and contribution upon all such
properties as shall be benefittei by the opening
widening and Strengthening of the said Market
and Second streets respectively,
Passed September 7th. 1872.
Attest, @. q. BARKLEX, Z. MENDENHALL.
, secretary, President OF Council.
Blooms burg, Pa, Oct ober 3lst 1872.
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T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL
IL DECEMBER TERM lS72.

rIpa.r ,yp.,-
flHst WESh'
Clemuel u. tickets administrator VS.. David
Sweeney ct al,
Lewis J. Adams VS.. fishlngcreeE school District
y. Scatterthwalte vs.. FREDERICK Merceron.
Frankiln toWhshlp VS.; Jonh Mckeyno!ds
Jeremlan a ?; kuay vs. Jacoo schuyler.
DAVID Coxs helrs VS.. jacob Chalnoerlln.
venlah heece,s adnlniStrators VS.; W. A Kline.
Michael Mahloh vs. Philadelphia d ReIdtng
Hallroau 90.
Patflck Monaghan VS.. lhl!adelpha Reading
Railroad co. -
Roger DIXON vs. fnllaielpA q Reading IL Ill
roaa 20.
Mrs. Mary Connelly VS., PAlla ielph'a & Beading
X lilroau 20.
Franels j. kline VS., JACOB herring.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Il ESTATE OF JOHN bright, DECD.
. Letters testamentary ON the estate of John
Bright late OF tishingcreek twp, Columbia couu-
w, dec u, have been granted by the Register of
\ said county to Jacob Geisinger, of same twp.
| All persons having claims against the estate are
requested to present them To the Executor in
| Columbia county. Those indebted TO the estate
| either on note, judgment, mortgage or book
out delay.
| JACOB GEISINGER,
NOV i-OW.' Executor.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a ESTATE OF PETER FRITZ, DECD.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF Adminis-
tratlon have been granted by the Register of
wills of Columbia county to the Undersigned up
on the estate of Peter Fritz, late OF SugarlOaf
township, in said county, now deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to
make payment aud all persons vino have claims
against said estate TO make them known TO the
undersigned. JOSIAH II. FRITZ,
Administrator.
SugarlOaf twp, Nov lst lS72-Byy&
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NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby 8 Ven that the accodnt
OF James kleler, committee of the person and
estate of Daniel Gearhart, n Lunatlc ofthe towh-
ship of Roaringcreek, has been filed in the
Court OF Common Pleas ofCoumbia county.
Il. II. RINGLER,
nov l-iW+ PrOthOnOtary.
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novitw
DUBLIC SALE
20 ACRES,

moro or lcss,on which arc erected Plank House
ami II Frame Barn, J-.- .
|. X. KRtCKBAUM,
Administfato
TERMS OF sALE.--'ren pcf cent. OF one-iourth
of the purchase money shall be paid at the
striking down Of tho property, onc-four a
less the ten per cent ON the confirmation OF sale
and the remaining three fourths In one yea {
thereafter, with interest from the confirmation
nj 81. Purchaser to pay for deed and siamE,
II. II. RINGbEk,
November |, 1872. Clefk.
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ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR Tonic

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Inc Hair and WhislSers. 1t Is neither sticky MOI.
greasy, yet 1t soltens and smoothes the Hair tar
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the most beautiful and lustrOus gloss. Warrant.
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quite unrlvaled, being distilled from the world
renowned Roses of Cashmere. Large bottles,
only 50 cts. Address ASCHENBACH q MlLLE,
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sugarlonf twp, Nov. lst IS72-0wI
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.


"A ESTATE OF ELIZABETH LUNGER DECD.
The undersigned appointed auditor to distrib.
ute the funds III the hands of the Administrators
of the estate of Elizabeth Lunger, deceased, Will
meet the parties interested at his office in the
town OF BIO oomsburg on Saturday, Nov Both,
lS12at 10 O'Clock, a. M, when and where all per-
sons interested are requested to present them to
the Auditor or be forever debarred from coming
in for said fund.
q. G. BARKLEY,
nov l-w. Auditor,
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SCOVILSSHORTHANDs1.2 .25

Most legible system extant. Based upon ordi-
nary Alphabet, not phonetic therefore much
Of ali nrnfnsSioni W n SN'1VTIo' a WtIiinm
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