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EBThe West Virginia Senate organ.
ICED on the 10th ult, blythe election ol
the following oflicerssaT s3a ,.''
.sCol D. d. Johnson, of Tyler, Pros
ident: Jos, S. Miller, or Cahell, Clerk
and w. T. Burdett, Assistant Clerk; N
S. Clark, Sergeant-at-Arms; John D
Anderson, Doorkeeper." -
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yuy Gould and His Erie Railroad
Robbery.


Jar GouLD, ex-President Of the Eric
Railroad, was arrested in New York last
week, on charge Of having defrauded
the Company out Of nearly $40, 100000
He was admitted TO bail in the sum o.
$1,000, 900. President WATSON, Of tn,
Erie Company, ssid to reporter recent
ly:tt
~ have myself personally examined
in the books Of the Erie Company ever,
account in which Gould appears tn,
Erie Company ha,l a conversion OF
bonds 10 The amount Of S40, 100000.
took pains personally, and with great
troahle, to ascertain to whom the stock
was issued under this conversion, and
together 40 far as ] could from contem.
porary flea OF the New York press the
prices Of stock, comparing what the
stock brought in the market with the ell
tries in the books. took accounts OF
sales from Gou.d's own looks, and the
proceeds both from his books and the
Eric books. ] made out the amount OF
his robberies ir this way at $4,000, 900,
hut The amount stands proved beyond
peradventnre ny his own accounts al
S9,716,54l, and | am content to take
that tignre, and, with the support of the
Directors, pursue Mr.. Jay Gould for the
recovery of that amount. We mean 10
recover 10 the last cent"
Since the dag GOULD SO shamcfully
deserted JIM Fisk his star has been on
the decline.
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srAn Ipdisna,r,li. farmer and wallis,

EEAn indianapolis farmer and valisf
were missed by his family the other
mnruing, and were not seen Till the
close Of the third day, when the man
came home aud said that on the night
of his disappearance he went TO bed as
usual and was soon asleep. He dream.
ed that he arose, packed his valise, walk
ed to indianapolis and took the eastern
bound cars. and his dream, in this case,
proved reality. His surprise on ava,
kening and fading himself seventy five
miles from home was considerable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

~The importance and value of
some of the pretended stove improve
ments may ibe judged Of from statistics
which were made public at the recent
meeting of the stove manufacturers of
the United States. he'll, in Cincinnati
1t appears that this interest has, in this
country, a combined capital of over
S30,OO0,0OO, that it employs 10000
men, and that the probable product, du-
ring the, current year. will not fall
short of 100000 stoves.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03
OF the 1.o54,e7o population of Wis

Of the 1,054,670 population of Wis
consin more than two-thirds are foreign
ers, and more than two-thirds are put
down in the census as shaving one OIL
both parents foreigny and 670,759 in
habitants, or nearly two thirds, as SHAY
ing foreign. fathers and foreign moth
ers.'
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sHEkIFF's SALE.
Henry r. West, Admir- Of John s. Way;
.el6 deceased, e.S
VS..
Adenijah, Powell, Guardian Of the heiss
Of Vincent Sturgeon, deceased.

Il =.
10y virtue of an execution ito me dire ctea
II from the Probate Court of Monroe coun:
ty, Ohio. will offer for sale at the front door
of the court house in the town of Woodsfeld,
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. 10. and
o'clock p m, on
Saturday, the 4M day of January, I S1a,
the following described real estate, situate ID
Monroe county. Ohio, to wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter Of
section thirty-two, township three. Of range
three, containing eighty acres, more or, less.
Also, the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of the same section, township and
range, containing forty acres more or less.
Appraised, 1st tract, at ,S0U.
I'd I" at $50,
fk5; GEORGE CALDWEIiIs:
dec2wb. !. Sheriff, d 10. !
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kyGRAxr, his lobby and newspaper
gang are doing their utmost to have the
San Domingo scheme revived. They
assert that the people have decided in
favor Of snnexation. Might just as well
say that the people have decided il
favor OF carpet-bagism. reco Instruction,
bribery, swind.ing and other frauds OF
GRAxrfsx. a "a
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The muskrat is said to predict an open
winter by refusing to break ground this
winter for his habitation. Probably he
will get served as the ground-hog did a
year or two ago-get his tail "froze off.
Indiana has 5000 school houses with
in her borders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

The. gross value of the horses and
mules OF the whole country is S7e0,735,
232, compared with 1921 ,562, ,693 in. OK
en- and other cattle; 1929 ,408, 1888, in
sheep, and sl3S, S,7S3, 1928 in hogs.
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Wool,

Thc United States now stands as the
first wool producing country in the
world. In 1871, her wool crop was
l7I00O,0W pounds, while tho next was
that of England, 159,9O9,0OO pounds,
succeeded hy Australia 152,500,00C
pounds, and La Plata, 13s.070,0OC
bounds.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

Young ladies are now wearing their
sash ribbons tied on the right side of the
waist, instead Of the back as heretofore.
1t is said that iron is good tonic for
debilitated young ladies. That may be
so, hut ironing is better one.
The quantity of lumber sawed at Min
neapolis the last season will closely ap-
proximate to 135,00o,O00 feet-possibly
14O,Oo0,OOO.
Twenty Rom an: Catholic Bishops have
gone from the Diocese of Cincinnati, a
greater number than from any other di-
ocese in The United States. r ..
John Strong, hung at Westchester, Pa,
the other day insisted on smoking a cigar
to the last moment. The sheriff sold the
'sstub" for five dollars. li
The Cincinnati Enquirer thus emphat-
icaily expresses its aversion to Bourbon.
ism: ave can stand defeat, but not dis
honor. To go back. as some of our ex-
changes and some politicians of emf
nence appear to desire, of the Baltimore
Convention TO virtually admit that we
we're insincerei in sustaining its platform,
/ is dishonor and infamy"
The Missouri Democrat thus unkindly
exposes Col. Mosby's incentives to 10y
atty: "Gen. Mosby, of Virginia, owns a
stone quarry, and is reported to be fish
ing for contract to furnish headstones
for the national cemeteries. Having
materially assisted in furnishing the
corpses, Moshy now wants to see the
graves handsomely decorated"
The Milwaukee Sentinel soberly pub
fishes card beginning in'this way: 'Ow-
ing to the prevalence of the horse dis
ease the Chief Engineer, in behalf of
the city, in company with the Chairman
of the Committee on Fire Department,
have left the city to purchase oxen with
which to operate the engines of the De.
partment in case of fire." The spectacle
Of yoke of cxen leisurely walking be-
fore a steam engine to fire would be
enough to make even sick horse
laugh.
A few evenings ago, Mrs. Scott Sid
dons read at Troy, N. Y, according to
previous announcement, for the benefit
Of the Boston sufferers. But neither the
cause nor the reader secured her large
audience-it was exceedingly small, in
deed After the performance, a gentle
man asked her for her photograph, when
she wrote as follows: "Mary f. Scott
Siddons read here tonight for the benefit
Of the sufferers by the fire in Boston, 18th
November, 1872.
'Alas for the rarity
| Of Christian charity
| Under the SUM-
James Chase, lumber merchant of
Belle River, Ontario, returning home, af
ter two days absence, on the 10th ult
found his second wife with principal
household effects missing, and the fol
lowing card in his mother in-law's famil.
lar hand tackled against his door: "Alr
Chase-You can't live with Mlrtha any
more. You never loved her,no she you,
and she is going to marry better man -
Don't follow-us if you do you may get
into trouble" Chase was in Detroit, two
orthrec DAYS ago, in search of the newly
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03
~Attorney General WILnAMs ha

SyAttorney General WILLIAMS has
'sassured several Southern gentlemen
that the future policy Of the Administra-
ton towards the reconstructed States will
b, one Of lenisncy and conciliation."
Yes after robbtng and intimidatine
the people Of the South for seven long
years, they are Informed that they will
not be deviled any more-until the elec-
ton Of Radical to some Office demands
il; that's the plain English of WILLIAMS
assurances"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

FThe Liberals deserve gresr praise
for their effective work in the late cam
paigns. The Democrats, well, they
didn't do as well as they should. Iu
Pennsylvania 100000 Democrats who
voted in October remsined at home in
November. f
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aZThe Radicals in the Indiana Lsg
stature re-slected 0. p MORTON to the
United States Senate on the 18th ult-
The old hrm Of GRANT, MoRros d Co.,
b liksly.to rule four years longer.
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~ MULLErr, the Chief Architect in
the employ Of the Government, propo-
ses to raise the Washington Post-office
twenty feet. and build a story under il,
The World says: .If it prove success
fol, it is understood that all future edit.
ces, under MuLLErr's control, tciK Be
commenced atthe. roof and 6uiR dora-
,udyd." .t.....+... =
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ID IaE ID /.

- ., DIE e D. ''a' e1ss. go
WArKINs-Of diptheria and Group. on Fri
day, November 1, 1872 Frank Uriah Watkins
son of E. R. and E. 1. Watkins, aged . years
months and II days. T. e Z
One sweet flower has dropped and faded,
One sweet. youthful voice is fed,
Ono fair brow the grave has shaded,
One, dear loved one now is dead. = 'fT
He has gone to Heaven before US, 80 -
But he turns and waves his hand
Pointing to the glories DER US,
In that happy spirit-land.
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EEFrem statistics it appears that the
average punishment for killing a man,
In New York City, Is three years impris-
onment in the Penitentiary.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

Counterfeit bonds Of the Union Pacific
Railroad are in circulation. One hun
dred and thirty coupons, purporting to
beFof 81 600 were paid by the Company
before the counteifeits were discovered.
This would make $4,000 worth Of
bonds. ~ -
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Monroe and Holmes.

Previous to the election the Cleveland
Plain Dealer was surprised that Mon
roe had given a larger majority at the
State election than Holmes county. We
stated at the time that Monroe would
do it again in November. Here are the
majoritics for GREELEY:
Monroe, 1,57l
Holmes, l,44l
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fzIowa City, being the State Uni
versity.ca the horse disease, "Epilorn-
;gosfhippodemy.p We pity any horse
that. got II that bad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

eUThe British forces have been with
drawn from the island Q. San Juan, lin
acc ,rlance with the Berlin decision.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-12-03

HThe hog cholera is preyailingi in
Virginia. Many farmers have lost every
hog they hsd, fat as well as stock hogs
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HGRAxrs, majurity in Illinois is
a1,0o9. The iirst reports eave US 55,-
600 as the figures.
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N A H IL L II ID

On the 14th ipst.. by the Rey. Wm. Gamble,
Mr. Wm. II, Jeifers and Mary E. Evant.
On the 10Th alt, by Rev. E. b. Holtz, Mr..
Thomas J. Carroll, of St. Marys, West Va, and
Miss sarah,J knight, of sardis, Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio siff5.:G 10 EiG1 i2ff 4
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wThe horse editor of the New York
World calls it ''Hipporlinophlegmata-
blennocalastalagmus.'d II cs
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S General EDWARD BALL, of zanes-
vile. was kin.ed on the 22d ult., by be-
ing run over by locomotive. as
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Uetp 9obertisen'ents,
Farm for Sale.

ElHE undersigned offers for sale his farm IN
Il Ohio township. Monroe county. Ohio, sit
uate in section %. within two miles north from
Baresvills on the county road leading to Woods
field, consisting of about
+ T Il R T Y A G r T. g..
Good, productive Hill land, we'll watered, and
has one good dwelling house. stable and good
orchard. For further particulars or terms. call
on STEPHEN GROSSENBACHER,
dec3v3. K Baresyills Monroe Go, q
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kFT The Franking privilege costs the
Government ss,o0c, 900 per annum.
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EFBarncy Jackman, who was with
Budd Eoble and his fast nags on their
trip to California, says that he thinks
"Occident' is one of the best horses
that he has ever seen, if not the best
private trial horse in the country; that
he himself timed him a mile in 2 rs,
which he trotted without skip or a
break, but that in company, unless ne
can keep good lead, he will pull, ,strug-
gle and fret until he carries himself into
a bad break, when it is extremely hard
to bring him down to square trot
again, but that after he has trotted a
few more races in good company he
will be an exceedingly hard horse to
beat by anything that cannot do better
than 2:l8 or 2 10.
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EF Some of the politicians of the
party which has just succeeded in the
national canvass are in trouble. WASH
ington dispatches say that the probabil-
ity of the Civil Service rules being ap-
piled to ffll anticipated vacancies in the
Custom houses Of New York and San
Francisco causes great turmoil. 1t real
ly seems as it these gentlemen thought
the promises of their party were only
bait for gudgeons.
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Musk is once more becoming fash,
ionable perfume.
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EThe President has perdoned
Hopak, the defauning Pay,nas,er. 81
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GEORGE sCHwING's HsTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 6th day
IN of November, 1879, the: uhdefsigned, Was
appointed and qualified as Adrinistrator of tho
estate of George Schwing, latesof Monroe coan-
ty, Ohio. deceased. tzsss s44ti s,ss.,s.s q ~
ndes3,7aws. STEPHEN A,ATKNSoN.F
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k1The Presidents Message will ap-
pear in our next issue.
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CO NJ NJ E RCI AL
wooDsF1ELD PRODUCE MARK E7

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY KErTERgB Il MORRIS,
"a. SATURDAY, Nov. 30, 1872.
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WESTWARD.

4Io-Eric Fast Limo west, for Eric,
leaves ilarrisburg daily Except Sunday
ut 4 40 p IN arriving ut Erie at ! 40 am.
10 l0-Erie Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 40 IN arriving at
Erie at GOA m.
10 80-Cincinnati Express leaves IIar-
risburg daily at 10 30 p IN arrives at Alto
aat 10 q IN and arrives at Pittsburg at
Z 2oam.
IL 55-The Southern express leaves Har-
risburg daily ut II 55 n. m. arrives at Al.
tcona at 20p m. and arrivef at Pitts
burgh at 6 loan.
Oo-Pacifc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily at Oj m arrives at Altoona at Q %
. m and arrives at Pitisburg at . % N.
Fast Line leaves Hgrrisburg daily lex
cept Sunday at 4 80 ? IN arrives At Alto
ns at O5 p. m takes supper and arrives al
Pittsbarg at 1 35 an.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex
cept Sunday at 10 p m arrives at Alto.
ma at ! Is p IN takes supper and arrives al
Pittsburg at 05 IN.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 80 m arrives at Altona at 80
p m and at Pittsburg at s 20 p m Except
Sunday
Through Passen niger leaves Harrisburg al
500 q IN arrives at Altoona at s 10 q II
Pittsburgh ut S5 pm.
SAMUEL A BLACK,
Supt. Middle Div. Penna. X. Il.
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VIM. II. BEAVER,
Mlddleburg. May, 1851.
COuRT PROCLAMATION.

-
NThereas the hon. J. c. BucuER. Presi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
and Mifliin and J. q. J.. Shindel and
George C. Moyer, Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
preceipt hearing. date the the 2G,h day
Of February, A d 1872, 10 he directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, a court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the Peace at Middlcburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4th Monday. (be-
ing the th27 day Of May, 1872 and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given TO TIE
Coroner, Justice Of the Peace and Consta
bles in an for the county Of Snyder. to ap-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquistions. examinations and
other remcmbranccs TO DO those things
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and Witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attendin-
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested To be punct-
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agrecably to notes.
Given under my hand and seal ut the
SheriG's Office in Mddlcburg, the Goth day
Feb. Of A. d., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-two.
JOHN s. WOLF. Sheriff
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Eight trains DAILY to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)
ON AND AFTER MONDAY nov.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV.
18th, 1871, the Passenger Trains
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will depart from Harrisburg and arrive
at Philadelphia and Piitsburg as fol-
lows.
EASTWARD.
. 35-Philadclphis Express leave. Har-
risburg daily [except Monday at . 35
q m and arrives at West Philndelphia at
g 40 q m.
s05-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
Except Monday at 4 05 m and arrive,
at West Philadelphia at 4 O5 q m.
30-Mnil Train leaves Harrisburg dai.
iy Except Sunday att 80 p nj and ar.
rives at Philadelphia Mt IL 20 IN.
10 45--Cinoinnati Express leaves Har.
risburg daily at 10 45 p IN and arrives al
West Philadelphia at 05am.
III ic-Pacihc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily at II 45 am and arrives o,
West Philadelphis at 8 40 p m.
2c0-Elmira Express leaves Harrisburg
daily at 2 10 p IN and arrives at West Phil.
adelphia at 90 p IN [Except sunday
5j-iIarrisburg Accommodation leave,
Harrisburg at . SO p m aud arrives al
philadelphia at o 40 m.
Z 60-Laneaster Train. via Mount Joy
leaves Harrisburg daily Except Sunday
ut 90 m and arrives at West Philadel
phia at II 10 pm.
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RsIEnEsoEs.--Jaeob r. Riegei L Co :,
S3S Market street; Lippencott 4 Trotter,
q n. water street Hood, Bonbright & Co.
629 Market Street F; Ex.Gov. james Pollock.
30 south 9th sireeti John Wsist 808 Walnut
street Harris 4 Graham S27 Arch street.
SrsbG6ose
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained b ia rs
markable cures. So mild a. to b sals and
beneficial to children, and yet 20 searching
~ to efiectually purge ont the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrolhlous
and syphilitic contamination. 1mpufftieS
or diseases that have lurked IN the systeul
Sor years, soon yield 70 this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
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Of Scr0fula, and all scrofilous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptf0ns, and eruptive dls.
orders Of the skin, Tumors, Blotchest
BOils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysfpes
las, Tettcr, Salt Rheum, .Scald
Head, RingwOrm, and internal Uls
cerations of the Uterus, Stomach
and Liver. Il also cures other COM
plants, to which II would not seem ospeci.
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrh@a, whet they are manifests-
tons Of the scrofalous poisous.
IL Is an excellent restorcr of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing tho
appetite and vigor Of tho digestive organs,
1t dissipates the depression and listless Lam
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longcp
for cleansing the blood. The system movo
on with renewed vigor and new lease d
Life.
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Manhood Tow Lost now Restored.

T>xr Just published, = new edition Of Or.
III CriyEnwEIrs CBLgrHATKD EssAy on
ynn uil the radlca' cure without medicine OF
Ss3,fS Spermatorrhoca, or Seminal wcakncs
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Inpotency Mental
and Physical incapaclty, 1mpediinents to mar.
riaRe, etc also. ConEnmption, Epilepsy, and
Fits Induced by seif indulgence or sexual ex.
travaRanee
Price In q sealed envelope, only o cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable e.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years.
'uccessful practice, that the alarming conse.
quences Of selfabuse may be readily cured with.
out the dangerous use OF internal medicine or
the duplication OF the knife pointing out q
mode Of cure at once simple, certain and effect.
ual w means OF which every sufferer, no matter
What bis condition may be, may cure hlmsoi
cheaplyi privately, and radically.
as- This Lecture should be In the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
sent under seal, In plain enveloy, TO any ad.
drcss, postpaid on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also, Dr. cuivorweirs Wharfage Guide -
price 25 cents.
Address the Publisher,
CHAS. Z. q. KLINE h 90,
l27 Bowcry, New York, Post once Box s,ssd.
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Ayers


Il widely known
- one Of 0s no.
efectuAl rsmetls1
ever discovered -
cleansing tho ~
tenn and PURIFYING
the blood. IL hsj
stood the tsst q
years, with . cor
stantlypowine rep.
o1fafion haned m -
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A DMINTsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

Letters Of Administ alton, on the estate Of
NJ T. Heinttelman, late OF Union twp,
Snyder Co. deceased. having been grant
cd TO the undersigned. all persons knowing
themselves indebted 20 said estate are re 4.
qucsied TO make immediate payment. while
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement to
JOHN s. WOLF,
Union twp, Apr. I, '1s.l Administrator.