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10 tie Eulo,s Of he Dispatch

10 the EtI'o,'s IF The Dispatch :
Sirs.-Thr incloscd paper has been picked
up near tn one of our springs, and rs it al-
pertains to the rights Of the children at all
the springs send it to you (ls the guardians
Of equal rights for publication. BY givn"
il Il place in your paper you may expect the
thanks of the good mannms who take delight
in the unrcStraincd liberty Of their dar-
iingS:
The Pciihon Of tie Chihiren at The -
Springs TO The Proprietor:
Your Juvenile petitioners represent that
their pllttIc, screams, ycllS, banging on the
piano, and racing about generally in the par-
lor, are not found sufficient cntiic y to sup
press the noIScnSicaI chat of the older pcn-
pie young folks knotr old folks to he fools,
they therefore request that you will give
them the use of one of your drums TO accom-.
pIi>h the Object.
The old maxim that children should be
seen and not heard is contrary to the spirit
of the present age.
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General Robert Toombs, of Georgia, was
at Lynchburg, Va, Friday.
The drought in Connecticut has endeo
with tremendous lreshets i'll the rivers.
General Sherman visited Oxford, Eng,
Thursday, and was received by the Unver-
silY authorities.
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, Is tuliy
II fortified against summers hea: 49,
WIN, With one expeLlent aud another II ey933SS
Will 20 hard If he doesn't keep his Gus aEs
toners and friends cool and comfort
,,Ta Irt tin summer go. rage never SO iicrcrv.
mi. LARDt,R has the best products OF the seaso,,
from the tropics TO the lakes, Which are served ID
tic BEST Sly LII OF ART. ,,,,
Ills RsR IS the best both FOR skflful brewing and
superior lIauors--unequaied in this city. II With
these and ices and cooling mineral waters sentie.
men can't keep cool then The weather must NC ~ MOI
rs Ye,uvius itself.
Thankful for past favors, he renews hls inxtatnn
To the public and promises satisfaction, IL mat - "
he found in this world.
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letter from the Sweet ChaIybcate.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
SWEET CHALYDEATE SPRINGS.)
ALLEGHaSY COUNTY. VA,

SWEET CHALfBEATE SPRINGS.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY. VA,
August 18th. 1872.
The pleasures of this delightful resort were
heightened last night 10y 4 dress ball. which
in its every feature deserves to I've mentioned.
The ladies of course were radiant. and the
gentlemen gallant and happy i'll proportion.
At 9 O'Clock the room looked festive. ut ID
brilliant. when all led of in the @iddy macs
Of the dance. Your writer could hardly
name The most attractive faces, forms, and
dresses without LAYING himself liable to tie
ccls,lrc which always follows Il comparison :
bit, with this peril ilcin" him. he must men
ton as aInou" the most irresistible the Misses
L-y and Mrs. .i-S. of Richmond, aud
Mrs. 81 and Miss McC-n, of Raiti-
mere. while u host Of others challenged the
admiration of all bchoIdcr<. and doubtless
excited some OF the bc;l,N to the uttclancc
OF tender thoughts.
AZ ~ o'clock the company assembled to
render Justice to the Incompatible supper
which had hccn prepared by Major Wilson,
the prince of mountain caterers. On this is
on all other occasions he displayed the value
of hi tlnirtcCu years experience 1T the Old
Sweet and his innate ability to keep a hotel.
y lfl IVA the SEtuiiSSS w tiiI li''il was "
>wncd, and continued till the approach oi
dly warned the participants 10 seek their
rulnf,rIahIr rooms and cottages.
The more substantial allurcmcnt$ of the
10 T'lity. consisting of the high medicinal
virtue, ii the waters and baths, tile excel.
lent rnoiu>. and >pl"udid ta''i". continue to
| exercise their attractive power by adding
daily TO ia" number ot arrivals. Already
there are muIc than $50 here, constituting Il
company which for plca>alltnC-, and worth
is not 10 be livalled 10y amy in the mountains
| If Virginia.
The weather for the past few days has been
warmer than usual, but long l.clnrc il rcariw.
Il temperature approaching the in'Ocrahlr /;
grateful and refreshing shower always come:
To our relief. VISITOR.
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Az IMrEHIAL VISITOR TO THE UNITED STATES.
We are informed by Il telegram from st.
Thomas that his Imperial Uighncss the Duke
of SAKE has embarked at that port and is
now iourncying by steam to the United
States. This gentleman is son-in-law of his
Majesty the Emperor of Brazil. He comes
to visit the American people, aud also to Oh
serve the workings of the governmental i'll
SttutionS under which We live.
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STRIcrSEss OF THE RUSSIAN PASSPORT SYs-
TEM.-The st. Petersburgh Gazette tells Il
story which illustrates the stringency OF Rus
sian passport regulations. The village OF
Noiotcbik, on the Galician frontier, was Il
week OF two ago surprised by tire. OF
course there was no engine in the place.
Prompted bya feeling of neighborly charity,
the Austrian town Of Brody dispatched its
corps OF tiremcn with all speed to the assist
ance of the distressed village. They made
for the frontier at Il brisk gallop, but on ar
irving there they were stopped by the douane
soldiers and grlfliy reminded of their omis-
sion 10 provide themselves with passports
for the nocturnal trip. They could not, there
fore, he permitted to cross the frontier, but
had to return to Brody, their way home
being lighted up by the flames which they
had set out to queach.
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CoNTEsTING WILL.--The children of the
late Arcbduchess Sophia, of Austria, inclu-
ding the Emperor ci Austria aud his bro
Tiers and sisters, have contested their mo.
Tiers will, mainly OF The ground that their
mother had been partially deranged since
1867. The special evidence of insanity which
she has shown in making her will was to
leave her vast private fortune to her sister.
the Queen of SuNony, Instead of leaving it
to the imperial Hapsburg family.
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wgyER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUN,ARlEp LINE III. /; ., OF s STtAst LIT
TOWN. GLASGOW. AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO NEW YORK, :34,
IN CURREAcY.-The safe, first -cllss Iron stciiii
,hirrs of this Hue will sail n follows: NEDNES-
DAY. Eth. and SATURDAYS, "a Oh and 2Ith 81
April. and SATURDAYS. 4th, 18th, and lstn OF
MAY. ana twirc every following week. from Gu
NARDS WHARF, Jersey City.
CHARLES FKANtKLtN,
Agent. New York.
SAMUEL hSRES. Agent,
Richmond No 1929 Main, corner Fourteenth street.
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TIE BALL.

Hihe characters in the ballroom repre-
'cnted nearly every State in the Union, and
ID" bIight-coiored dresses, sparkling jewelry,
'He bright eyes and shining hair, OF the
women gave Il muse en- Siene worth going 4
good way to see. shall say something to
You about the characters and dresses. which
know will interest your lady readers, and
which venture to hope will not be 1nac
ce,ptAhe to the other sex. Theibcst-sustained
Character was that of a WasberWolDan, repre-
>rn'cd by Mrs. BIS, of Washington. She
Safiled basket Of clean clothes on her arm,
ana had any number Of admirers calamity
SSrus=ling for the privilege Of carrying 1t for
; isF with the vain hope OF ascertatntng her
n,I'eh'ity. 1t was all in yainsator none OF
mem recognized her. 81
lae handsomest dresses 10 the room We're
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
knI,i.u 4 SnuiN.s,. ]

TT.
EoCKBRirGE ALUM SpRiNGs,}
August III.
Tie most elegant dress ball Of the season
III these mountains took place at this water
ni%'place last night. Ii had been determined
on that it should excel anything that has yet
been given AT the Virginia watering-placcs
tor elegance; aud the determination seemed
70 have been carried out. The caterer OF the
establishment went to Washington and pro-
cured all the charming little dclicacies of the
table and the beautiful decorations of tho bar
qnet which contribute SO much to The general
effect. There had been no lack ofmoncy spent
@ make it what il was--;in event. The wcil-
Tier Was bad and the steady falling rain gave
The bright ballroom 4 look of comfort i'm adj
titlon to its splendor.
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Spite of liquor laws, Boston affords its po-
lice steady average OF one thousand drunk
and disorderly cases per month.
The .Journeymen aEailors' international
Conventions ut New York has adjourned To
aneat in ia733at Norfelk, Va,
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DRESS BAEI AT THE ROGKBRgDGE,
T. U Va.

CHARMING SCENE IN THE BALLROOM
TIE DKESsES-TIIE SUFFER- SATlSFAC-
TlON OF THE VISITORS" THE BALL OF
TIE SEASON. sc.
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EULCHER WHIShEY.

LEXINGTON. VA, July IL. 1871
GeRtIcmen.-I have examined carefully the specl-
men Of whiskey manufactured by you and sent TO
me for analysis. II Is a very pure and excellent
article, free from MI foreign matter.
Very respectfully yours,
Il. s. bfcCULLOCH,
Professor Of Chemistry.
Washington and Lee University.
MesSrs. FULCHER & BOWMAN, Staunton, Va.
Orders may be left with L. WAGNER & CO.. COR
,o, aud !, str,ays NJ, lS-ap,
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II CARTWRIGHT, "a
IIs FURNITURE DEALER, EAs
NO. 16 GOVERNOR STREET, BELFIN'S mi
BLOCK.
has Just returned from the North. and offers
the largest and best stock of WALNUT FUR,
NITURE he ever before kept. which will be In
to lie equal in workmanship 10 any In the United
States.
WALNUT SUITS with and without dressing-cases
FINE PAINTED FURNITURE with and without
marble
PARLOR SUITS of all grades;
Best TIN aud WIRE SAFES ever made In this city
EXTENSION TABLES. LOUNGES. and all other
articles kept In tirsl-class house.
Call and look at stock. Lowest Prices for cash
an
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Ii ATWOOD & RITTER. a
IL GOVERNOR STREET, -.
RICHMOND, VA. TFff

We are not selling our goods ut COST, although We
will sell as low rs any other establishment In this
State. We keep al all times stock OF FURNi-
TCEE aud MATTRf SSF,S made of the best mate
rials and timber kim-dricd. We invite all In need
of goods In our line t9 examine our stock before
huving. Amongst our stock vii lr found Beds!eadS.
brrpalIs WaShstan,S. Shrloar,ls. Wardrobes Roses
wood Suits. Walnut suits. Parln Suits Chairs
Desks. &c. with great variety ri other goods:
We have tho lest worknen In our shops and VIII
make Hy article to order.
FiiRNiTIjEE REF AIRED. iy 81
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4 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. asFEfh

LIOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do aRfTN
l. MlNloN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. asaSss
The rid,-mcc steamships DIP , R9MiNiHHEi ~.
AGiHA, AIEEMARLE and iIAI'fERaS, leave
New York for Norfolk City Point aud Ri:l,.io.id
Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SAlUhbAi
Al O'Clock r. 81 .,,n,y
Lave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY, at high tide. 49,.
Thas, ships are entirely new. They have eeRlih
s,ioons siairrons, anil bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ard attenti,n, are uh-
surpassed. s,: co,tn
Close connections Ulaie WIN al '7"a'i'
err and European ports.
For further Iufurn.tiUn, apply 70
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
Nn Inypruor strtt,t.
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PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND .fETa
l AND NORFOLK STEA u Pac5sass -
LINE-FOR tHII ABEL II ! TWlCE
: GREEN. comprising this lile. VIII leave Rich.
noni every MONDAY and TlluKS S,s isa 7, !?
and sATJII,UAY AT the same hour, alternately.
Freighs received daily tsunlays excepted for all
m,,ts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware
asn for Cl,arlcstou savannah, and New Orleans, and
bill. OF ladng signed through
Freight taker for Norfolk at moderate rates; -
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meats ano
'1''eio'"' w. ". p. PORTER, Agent
No 242j Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE q Co, Agents
No 10 South WhafycS,
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ohio RAIL

4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-0D and after July LIST PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Rchuiond as follows: ~
$50 A. M.---MAIL TRAIN tarcrpt Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting % Gortions
willie with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
train for Washington and North, ard Lynchourg
and South. ~ - 5sly5
E,J =. M.--ACCOMNOpATION TRAIN except
sunday Tor Gordcnsviie, arriving at s:.8 III. on
saturdays runs through to Staunton arriving ut II
L. NJ. This train connects at GiOr,iensvte With
the night trains IN the Orange. hlcxantr!a and eJa.
massas railroad for LYNCiiRURd and WAsliINti~
Ton. t&E
A train leaves Gordonsvtlle Except Monday n b
8:l5 a. NJ. for White Sulphur Springs, arriving at
I:l6 L. NJ. ~ e..
Through tickets, ut low rates, sold IN all poInIs
Northwest and Southwest
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qnee1istown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hasre, Rotterdam,
BERGEN, Copenmgen, and G0tlleuburg, 10 all points
on this road. can Inc bought ~ the General Ticket
Agent ut RiruDIi, can be ordered through any.
.tation agent on the road.
Further Information may be obtained at The Cons
pany's Offices.
A.. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. NETnERLhSD, General Ticket Agent
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DER BARK TARPEIAN. !

tIEh bAhh AhTEihN.
We are now landing per bark Tarpcian, of our
direct Importation.
YOUNGERS EDINBURGH INDIA PALE ALE.
YOUNGER'S EDINBURGH DOUBLE STRONG
ALE,
GufNNIsS'S DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by L. s }.
Burke.
ALSO,
BASS s. CO.'S PALE ALE bottled by +. & 6.
Hilbert, of LONDON;
ALiSUTS PALE ALE, bottled by f.. & G. IIib-
bert, of London;
GUINNESS DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by Z. 6
e. Hilbert. of London:
HIBBERT'S BROWN STOUT, h0tticd by +. & G..
Hilbert. of London:
JULES ROBIN Il CO.'S PALE aud DARK COG
NAG BRANDY. Of various Sintages.
The above goods are recommended TO the trade as
entirely reliable We prepared ~ sell either IN
bond or duty paid for currency gold, at prices Us
low can bc afforded by any American importer.
jc - :. G. TARDY Il 60.
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ASoS ACCIDENTALLY KILLS His MOTHER
Geneva, Ga. was startled Tuesday by the
Intelligence of a sad affair which took place
:, mile and half this side. OF that
a s.,.,uas E4spss Golsby was attempting to
place. Fraffss ars,ss, fI1oti, Young ii,enl
shoot Zach. Angi 49,. - la5,yesn them
when his mother rlisiiS lisehareed
In the scuiile the pistol accident Il, III a,1.
in the hands Of bIr. Goishy. The ba.s<
tered the head of his mother above the II T.
eye. she died almost instantly
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC ROtJTE ,JtIJ,e no. iyT2

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC ROUTR. June 10, 1872.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ nth, mall trains on ths road win run as fol-
lows:
UP DAY MAIL, rta rail aud steamer, leaves
Byrd-Street ststicn, ] + 81. 49,
UP NIGHT MAIL, ria rail- alone, leaves Byrd
St,r~i -tnfton g:Ic r. NJ, except on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Bruad-strpet Sta
ton. Q =. NJ. except IN Sunddys.i
DOWN DAY Mali, ria rail and steamer, ar
rivcs NJ Byrd-Strcet 81. tiou. i3J =. M.
DOWN NIGHT MAlL,ria rail- alone, arrives at
Ryrd-street station, 1850 a. ~ except on Nom
days.) ~
Down ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
Broad-street station, s:37 a. NJ. except o., SUM-
,lnys) It'd MYERS,
jc II General superintendent.
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SCOTCH WHISkEY.-Twop uncheons,
~ In bond, imported by us direct from Glasgow--a
fine article 80 barrels 'R. & X" Whiskey, distilled
In The Valley-had the advantage Of five summers;
Kun for manufacturers received dioect from the
dstilcry lur barrels W. Wallace's pure Mountain
Dew: "Our Own ant" simmes'o'' Augusta Rye
WhSkcy. ~ - WM. WALLACE SONS.
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EECH'S ..GULDFN WEDDING
- PURE CID RYE WIIISREY
requires no medical examinations or dnetors ctrt-
cate. Qualify speaks for ityeG 4 cfcfcs lot yet
offered to the trade at low Rates. g
WINES AND LIQUORS.
j large assortment fo- sale by
u. COURTNEY JENKINS (,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
No. 13 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
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pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
LII RAILROAD COMPANY - ~ II

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cot
RiCilM0ED, VA, June 10, IS72.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10Th. the TRAINs0n this road win run rs fol-
lows.
The MAIL TRAINS ienve Richmond at 8 a.
NJ and laO r. ~, and leave Petersburg at tl2s A.
NJ. aud sos y. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach az.
tacIed, leave Richmond mt A. 3f. and 4. I., and
leave Petersburg ut T:i5 a. NJ. ana 4:59 Il. NJ.
THE 500 A. NJ. TRAIN win not leave Richmond
on Sundays, aud the MOS II. NJ, MAIL TRAIN ma
7:is a. M. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Pcfcrs-
burg OH Sundays.
Fare for single tickets -. ..,.....t..St rs
Fare for return tickets. 2 90
Communication tickets eau be had NJ the fpl0Wtr8
raics: , -. q ~
Fifty-trip tickets for. 40 90 49,
Que-lIm,irrd "trip tickets fDr...... 60 0g
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the l50 PM
DAILY TRAIN. and those from S1rioIk wiz COM
meet at Petersburg with The il.2S A. N, TRAIN.
Passengers IRON Clover Hin will take The $40 A,
~ TRAIN IN Mondays. Wednesdays. and Ftfdayas
and returning leave Richmond on the same days at
1850 =. Nj.
The MAIL TRAINS. will stop only at Chester and
The 4 A. MIRIAM VIII connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi aud Ohio failroad Tor
PULLhfAN'S PALACE SLEEPINfi-CAR Will
Ike attached tu the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through TO Wilmington. :, .,.,
lie 10 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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FURNITURE. DC.
A RTHUR ROONEY,

A RTHUR ROONEY, I'll
N FURNITURE WAREROOMs, e.
GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS. TIT
Latest styles Of handsome Walnut Parlor. Cham
her. and Dnng-Eoem Sets: the lOwcst-priced
Painted and Enanelled Cottage and other Furniture,
Mattresses &c. &c. ARTHUR ROONEY,
90 Governor and 1907 Franklin streets. Richmond.
Va Call before Won buy: my price will satisfy MI II
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC. -
On and after Thursday. August LIST. until further
notice, train leaves this depot at $50 p M connect
ing at West Point with splendid steamer STATE
OF VIII GINA for
AND BOSTON, AND Adj POINTS WEST,
ON ~
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS MD SATURDAYS.
aud for " EST POINT daily ut same hour. arriy-
ing ut Richmond at lD:3o 4. NJ.
Roind-trip tickets to Yves, Point eau be procured
on SATURDAY, good 10 return on MONDAY only,
for $3.50. Fl,
Freight train, with passenger ear attached, leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at o'clock A.
NJ, for through freights to all points North and
West: and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
for local freight between Richmond and West Point,
at sA. NJ.
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded Through, bills Of s;ilnr gwen
To all points. No freight taken by passenger tfain
FARE. s5sSs ysBs 49, 49, "
From Richmond 10 BALTIMORE. ...........,.Y 90
From Richmond to Philadelphia. 90
From Richmond to New York. ........ 10 50
From Richmond TO Boston, all rail-, IT S.
From Richmond to Boston rid the SouJr,l...,. II IS
WILLIAM 4. BRAGG. Superintendent
J.. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Richmond jy30
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-06-28

IN last weeks "CoLUMBIAN," under
the head of "valuations and taXcI Of
each District in Columbia County," the
total,dog tax should have been $780,
instead Of 1852, and the total Nil l'tia tPY
81, ,lSG, instead $j93,
We correct the same this week. The
state sets out the amount Of each
cless or kind of property in each Dis
trict and also the amounts Of taxes as
sessed thereon and with which the col
loctors are charged. The statement is
one that has taken considerable
amount of work, and ono in which the
taxpayers will teel Interested.
There are 4,7i3 horses and mules and
5,37S head of cattle assessed. Tho total
valuation for county purposes is S5,G79,-
O10, Tho total County tax is a22,717 40,
which is 81 81 moro than the totalamount
would mako 1T / mills on the dollar,
but the difference comes rom the gain
of fractiors in carrying out amounts.
1t often happens that mistakes gre
made in levying taE"~; that some pay
too much ana othci5 tc2 little On tbcil
assessed veludtiou, but this plan PIE.
vents al that FQch page in thePssoss-
book Is prove !, and when all agree, the
total must be right. When officers take
as much pains as the commissioners
clerk, VIM Krickbaum, hes in this
work the public can feel satisfied that
all is we'll.
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DEATHS

SUULTI-.1D Fisunrcrcck twp. on the 18th inst.
Williun Jones Suuitz, age yt D., lMohJh and
IL days,
JoNFS-1n Center twp, on the 17th inst. Henry
I. Jones, eyed 7ycais II days,
BUluER-Iu 10, !sttyn., near Esther Furnace
of j, ius,' daughter of George and Sarah Del
mer Buc!or asod IL years, o months ana L.
days.
CoLE-Ip 3usarloar Juno lst -. Lillian Nav
Infant ! 0ugl or o. J. ID. and Core ''" .-, co
aged Z months and 81 GHy5,
Thou hast leitu Us darling Lille
In the spring time of my, bloom,
Ana our he IT are IS. and lonely
SiNs we laid thee in lhe tomb.
Tisno wonder we aro lonely
lis no wonder we are sad
Thou hast made one g ON uumuU
81 We eYelmOrc be glau.
9l,ou vert loyo'vag u blossom
IN tho 81 umCr's rosy hl' m
Iut O.: thou art now dreaming
F4S.T Up N thin tho Jru
uuttic4itIe lcot WI Journey
"A tlis WO.lt of fsiu moe
"pw they press hrcl.lu b.r'-s .dt,y
By the Golden river shore,
DIET ERCIl-ln Centrev'ue Oh Saturday Jun4
lJtu, lS'2, samuel Merritt, son of Harvey j
and Agnos Diettcrcn, ascJ years months,
Lines on the death Of sammy,
Dear sammy thoy hast len -,
flCLt t.'y ! Z we uet ply leyi,
IUt It's God That hath DGreft us.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Inou ,t lelJ us darling Sammy,
IN the spring time OF thy III, Jm
INA our hear are Il and lonely,
since we l0ij thee in the tomb
ris no wonder we are lonely,
lis no wonder we are sad,
Thou hast made one : Our Lull,r. .
shall we ever more DC glad?
Thou w I lovely cs a blossom
IN the sr rmer'S rosy bloom
Nut ais thou art dr ming,
tN3,asl within the tomb.
Lat thy little feet Will Journey,
ia this world of sin no more,
Now they press the green b.p.s liGltly,
hy The golden rivers shore.
Yet ".an We hope 20 meet lhea,
When the day of lie Is II /,
Incu in heaven with JOY to grccttbtc,
Who're no farewell lear is Sod.
Fresh roses er, placed intb-' hand,
Eu - arc on thY pillow lad,
Hast, thou then ON this lcuigl llul,
Whore AuTcrs SO quickly fade.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-06-28

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