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New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
AN ATTORNEYS FEES IN QUESTION.

Tn the matter of Charles G.. Hubbell and
Edward A. Chapel bankrupts the attorney for the as
sicnee presented on Nov. 49, ls3 to the United states
District Court petition sotting 1orh that he had rem
dered various services in tins matter as attorney Tor
the assignee in reference to tho estate OF the bankrups
and that the value of such services was SAL 5 ano
prayiug for an order referring it to the register in
charge of the case the amount OF the costs, coun
sol tees and disbursements OF the petition notice to
the assignee The Court refused TO make the order, on
the ground that the bill should Dc made part OF the
assIgpees accounts aud be presented at meeting o
creditors and be audited part OF such accounts In
deeison given yesterday in this Judge BatehIord
says:
On Ian o. 1874 the same attorney for the assignee in
this matter presented to the Court another petition set
ting forth with particularly, the services which ne mac
hankrnpts and annexed bill thereof, amounting 10
s56 81 The petition states that at The thrd meeting OF
the items except four the Register for taxation and
allowance that the b was brought 10 tne KhoWIeuge
OF the and all the creditors present ana heer @
thst subsequently the Register without passing on ,he
bill, passed the accounts OF 'he aSsghee ad aa hea
made, and he still had In his hands FUNDS ol
ouenty the Register having doubts to his power to
pass upon the bill declined to DO SO mat M
Court. and that the bin was fully presented for allow
ances ut t-e third meeting OF creditors, ana an ono
creditors and the assignee had note 1neieU aT pe
Tourt made an order that the Register pass np0n tax
and adiust the bill upon notice OF The assignee, anu
ascertain and report like notice whether aDythlhs,
and IL SO how much ought 10 he paid them Dy r rle
assignee ont of the assets OF the estate Ine
bill. as 50 proved, amounts to ssSS o.. tn, IN,
difficulty have in this matter after, y, is e. '1as nav
the bl now presented has four items added 10 IT, tne
last four (which TO amount 10 sl7S ~ whch nave
never been submitted the creditors Moreover, In tHc
peton of Nov 49, 1873, the bill Is stated 10 amount 10
SlI g. IL il now claimed 10 he $500 81 Ihe only couis
open meeting OF creditors to be ordered py n te
Court the assignee to give, under Section IL sch lIce
thereof to ali known creditors as Is required 10 De ese
nv fbe mars hal of the first meeting OF CREDITORS the
notice 10 state that the special business OF the meeting
ia TO audit and pass upon the said BIZ ana tle poceo
pgs OF tho meeting TO be reported 10 TIE Court
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
THE COURTS.
AN INSURANCE SUIT.

A. erocvuoY prR,s GROUNDS FOR AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST TIE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY
A motion was made before Judge Lawrence
in Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday on pehan
a, Ienrv " Gabaven a stockhoder In the Guardian
Mutual Lfe Insurance Company ana formerly its Sec
retary for an Injunction fetraning the Company from
carving out contract with the Universal Life Insu
rance Company, which Mr.. Gahageh claims Is Vrtuaiy
move To se ont" and the appointment Of a re-
ceiver of the Company. Messrs. waring and Hill, In
arguing the necessity for the notion stated that the
Guardian Life had been for year past insolvent; hat
its guarantee capital stock, amounting 10 Nl5VU hhu
hen xnended that It's assets insufficient to rein
sure the outstanding risks ana meet its other opne
tions and that tho deficiencies exceeded 100000 Mr.
chocor claims he ia going TO be Immediately injured
he ON orrangement the Company is making TO transfer
oue portiou OF its securities to the Universal Lfe,
,brorgh which the stock becomes utterly worthless.
The answer OF the Company, put In by Messrs Has
vel Green Miller. denies the insolvency ana AYERS
that its more an suIcn , 70 cove t az tt
Is unimpaired 1t admits making acontract WIN ,ne
Universal Life Company whereby ~ pays 70 tne a,teI M
N consideraton of the rensurng by the Universal OF
eacb ~ the risks and like percentage upon each re-
new premium upon an tS opsr with tne Uni
vyersai Life 1t admits doing little IN the way
OF securing ngSrsnctnr nsM s Business and to be
cceiying premiums regularly upon ifs e1lstlhe
policies 1t asserts that the Palntn holds ve shares
~ am oach NJ the capital stock OF the Company ana
thst he hec,me such stockhoder before the making OF
the contract between the Two companies ana pur,,
chased them for the purpose Vi pfiuS"s 'n'S Su A"
annoying the Company. ,, . g., .,o. VI,
The aflldayts put in comprised one Dy AnureW w.
Gill; President of the Copans M Mnn I tU m asa y
the recommendation Of committee. DECISION re-
served.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Drookipn Real Gstate for Sale.

DroOkIDn KeaI CsI1fe tor bIIe.
nor SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
st Fabusb and Park Plaza GORDON L. FORD
81 Clark st. Brooklyn
COR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos - wlow-s, 81 iekst l02 Pneappest, 1853
Remn, 49, 81 and % Nassut 66 and 2oS Wssbngtoa-st
I70 and 1877 Wnloughbys GORDON FORD % CsksL
yn.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

SUNDAY MAY 10.
Ali Mails at II O'Clock The f~tomoe opsa "'"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
cUPREME COURT.-HENRY A. MOTT, as


ESsSgo Of NOTE NO Sssss'g s VS. Il AZ .s
sad aoa io6 Ms1R in be
March 1874 e s.n'G' s % W" onaneS i1 a@s NTH
james Mcuade referee duly spDonte gnea win cell At
& qs ssoT ia' On iis ss ss
II O'Clock the following described pemsei to Wit:
de seized situate .tasie the Cry consisting
ol.1d a. bloominsdse IN the ssa in a h 81 s san gsy az
point S fee. inches Osthe from the 'euAs! line
Bocmnsale Road the formerly laid oct iAeae.
SneSS SfTsgah and sIpS S poa distant 81 feet
the northey line Of thence westTary
point distant 10 westerly ne Of Revs.v..
and about 4S feet 0e DSn reeD me eross
point the souhery line Of distant abe 50
We. Tsr9 giSs aoSg the outbs line
SIDE 3 T gGVsvp v % a.a6 ina 5e River no% S %
e said buhhesd hne crossing Nin.tyh and
@ to SSS: GGl saes II N nee s.sna ] eeoS isS ess s
1.. y 1 r.. Rss Tss SGH's S az the to SSni
crossing Nnetthirs point distant - ieet inenes S
lie w s Se r. saSs an a ~. ...seS fSE. Ss
OF sad Grand BS9yae az s Pss 1e me o. or & Tcsshsr
3 ,Ye5a T M sS, % e n s1v 5 the @ yaniae MOI bad
s bis e and which now yssted m i hers and 6 SsV'
excepting hoEeve all pOro. Of .s s as a o;
By law portions have been taken for the
Hudson River Railroad ana The Riverside Part ,o.,v
YORK nosp Na%b 70 Ps 81 and 1nS9g IoST S ra MIs
follows Beginning point northey side OF Pkpace ds
ant 33 feet easry from the easery line Of Chuhs
running esy 81 IL inches along the no6ery ne OF
PskBsee noTtwsTdy hundred and my ees to hs south
e side fMuyt thence westwady direction along Murray
~ 81 inches belonging the Corporation OF trinity
Church thence souhery 25 feet along said and thence westwsry
B feet along land thence sohSariy l5 feet to the
norh line the point Place Of beetnnins ogsthei
With Advantage from and subject TO certain agreements
relating to party affecting said premises the said several dir
nces lengths and dimensions above mentioned beng more OF ess
subject thereon both OF which expire on the nfs' aa "
FEBRUARY, 1875 with gross annual rental OF SlolUUO
all that certain other piece parcel OF land situate ns
and being in the 9th Ward City Of Brooklyn County Of Kings
described follows: Beginning at the norths,ef
n Montgomey and A9any-i', runhlng hence
thence nohgarcy
ton thence weswarly 80 feet inch to the east
e line souhwardy lOi feet 10 inches along
Asnyaye MontgOneys point place Of beginning Do
the said several dimensions more OF less ..
~ HENRY A. MOTT.
JOHN CHETWOOD
Executors. kc,. Valentine Mott, Ceccsssj refeross
JAMES McQUADE Referee.
T. W BURp Plaintiffs Attorney, Il Broadway
The sale is adjourned ani tie h day VI May loIi the
snd plsce.
Dael Apni 80, 1874.
hENSf iaISs rtfTwppb a. M2ppb Executors and Referees
LANES McOUkDR Referer
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
CALRNDARs-THis OAY.

Savanna CouRr-CHAnBERs- s-LAwREscs, J.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
New-Jersep Real estate for Sale.

49,
A CHARMING PLACE AT RIDGEWOOD,
"A JThree Ere dwelpg complete stable and outhorses;
dwelling well arranged beautifully painted throuahout
rounded shade hearing fruit good garden Ss uits
running through the Three t3 minutes from
convenient to churches and schools will
unurnhed also with without Stock part
thereof, which is the choicest imported terms easy. .
THOMAS I. WALTON, Imperial Insurance Co.. No. 40 Pinest
EOR SALE-50000 acres of LAND in South
NewJersey; will be sold body tracts Of 200
and upward good lands and opened by navigation
good good WOOD CEDAR
umbsr. Address L. WRIGHT EIwood, SewJersey.
EOR SALE-A very superior FARM of 12O
Neshauc Somerset County, N j., worth from
sl8 to 600 bought cash for $1,000 Is about
miles well wster variety and abundance
fruit bun commodou Inquire OF T. VAN AIKEN. 3l6
West 52d-st, HewYork
EFT, LEASE, SALE, or EXCHANGE for
IL CITY Productive ProperYBeauiiul COUNTRY SEATS
ackenssck forty from PsVonis Ferry Cherry Hill,
Acknsack Railroad; Mnsar House.
paIia boating fhng cssgehouse and stables out
fruit &c; furnished unfurnishd 10 land
bargain parties agents nolced Call address
IRA W. HOVER, Cherry Hl, Bergen Co, SewJeSey
MOUNTAIN HOME.-SALE or RENT; South
Vl Hillside; view 40 miles; large sorns, brook grove, lawn,
garlen fruit 25 acres; ample dwelling spring nodlceij
tubs, furnace. Box II, someryine, NewJersey
ORANGE. N. j. (Specalty) REAL ESTATE
" for sale HAMILTON WALLIS. 80 PEssG NJ T.,
opposite principal Depot, Orange.
ORANGE, N:J.-Great variety property for
" furnished unurnished 70 Sale Catalogues
Once houn from to H. GERRf 80 Nassau. Aseryst
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Real estate TO &xrban9e

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE
IN BROOKLYN-Au attractive RESIDENCE at Montcair 2s
story dwelling rooms with mprovmnts carnage house seres
Of girden and lawn RULAND & WhillNd, beeALnanst
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Aurtion Sales of Real Gstute.


A UCTTON SALE--By virtue Of decree Of
- d. Circuit Court % WEDNESDAY NAY ~ ~ osse.
"iasSi. EsT%fs sfw% !; IoSEs s,ssn" '
ons.uihs 47o acres of,nd residence barn. and en.n-
Tns: from Baltimore b msfer. Ferry through Winchester p..s
Jones station within one mile Of the dwelling
Descriptive circular with spsIS T,s H as sLEs ;s1 r. s5 soS
And at the E1ea.og. s.!s.room, III BIcsd..y l2oGl
nINGEE, PORTER & Co, Anctioneers.
~ Will SILL on THURSDAY, MAF7 1874.
Real E... EI;lsrsys = se III B,..a-.r
til. splendid story Nov. soas Ss. ioT DWELLING au,a on One.
.oaA SIDE s.h, .' We, Of seventh
10 2368 ThlJaye, .nl 80. m BTo.dx.y:
7 II. WILSON, Observation-Disclosures
f,an. SssDTS @ n No. o9 hSmsSa ns.9. ss % .a
0''s~'A brick S3s eISs9 az. WS stSs
ste 24I4s, lot. IS TO- more or iss f.5H.~
''' ''''' ''l,i1isTri zTcTi6YsEss 5f NO. rrsKsr o'
DARTITION SALE.-DINGEE, PORTER g.
Co. Aseoneers will sell a, the Exchange saesroOms Ill Brod
way WEDNESDAY May 49, ~ o'clock those sesss
4so hghsoop HOUSES Nos BIB and so West Fy
sg 245 feet Of Ebhaye and sbou, 400 feet from ceatri
improvements sD'hsd in bard wood and
thorough repsir maps terms apply the ose Of the
.uetioneer. III Broadway B, Of 8oa Talrd-sys
SUPREME COURT sALEmIn Partition.
formerly The residence cf b, EIceleacy.
JOSEPH MoGUIRB, Aocionser,
MONDAY ~ u Ihs 4 s5i SSsx,hs isls o'clock n'''
PIX sss:i',Ss . sses. and WITH
s.ied % tS aassy pa Of North Snslns Island bye Vest,
chester County n having extensive front on Log ian sound
y the desirable residences In the neigh
P;ss, 'PF E 2. a R S SI Rpt7
Maps at the Aucuoneers, No 81 Cedsr-s.. EeS-York
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

srocKuoLpER's GROUNDS FOR AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST TIE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE. CON-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

GENERAL -suherard JWlm Ccwsn, John McCste
robDery; Mortop Corcorsp Michael Doap
John Rehr elOnous Assault and ba.ey Charles fesmsD
Peter Henry Doms william Thompson ThOs
Murray George BBs grand larceny Rdwad Berry Mary Sullivan,
larceny from the person.
COMMISSION oP APPEAIs-ALBASr, May 6-The following
the Appeals calendar Wednesday
IL H. 49, 81 49, 40, Co. II, 60 81 The Court adjourned ill
TO- morrow al 10 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Gouees and farms Uante6.

SMALL FRUIT or TRUCK FARM, with
- stock and tools complete wanted to rent lease or WORK on
privilege OF purche who will faithful
WORKMAN, Box lsi. Elizabeth NJ
WANTED to buy a country store within
w 200 miles OF this esy good hotel Address C. MA'kk.
Boz l0i Tribune Chce.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-05
COURT PROCLAMATION.

M hcrcas the hon. J. e. Bvcnsn. Prasi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distri"
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
aud Mih,iu aud J. u. l.. Shinjel and
u. l.. Raudenbush Esqs Associate Judges
IN md for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the 9Th dag of
December \. u. 1873, TO nc directed for
The holding Of M Orrhans court. Il court
ot Common Pleas. court Of Oyer and Ter
miner aud Genera, court ct Qrmrtcr Scs.
sions Of the reace at Niddlshurg. for the
county Of Snyder. on the 4,h Monday. (bc
ing the 23l day Of February, 1871 and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 The
Coroner. Justice Of the Pcacc aud COnfia
blcs in and for the county OF Snyder. 10 sp.
pear in their proper person With their rolls
records, inqnlsiiions. examinations and
o'hcr remembrance 10 do those ,bings
which Of their Offices aud Ia lhcir hchaIi
pertain 10 he None and Witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of The Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO bc then and there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices arc rcquestciIo hc punct.
ull in their attendance al the appointed
time nrrceshly 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sheritrs Office in Middleburg. the ith lay
Of Jan. a. D.. one thousand cigh, hundred
and seventy four.
DANIEL BOLENDER. Sheriff
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|. +. Kunkel's Bitter wino Of Iron

Has never been kuows 10 fail In the cure Of
westne -. attended with symp'oms. indtsputiiion
70 exertion, loss of inc,uory, dru't of brcafhirg
general weakness horror ~ disoase, weak. ner.
vuus ttct bling. dreadful horror of dosth, night
ss.ats. cold fect, weakness, di'nnoss ~ viaion
anGuor unyerGai 'assitudr ~ thu mus s-u'ar sys.
,cai, enormous appetite, with dyrprpiic :, stem.
hot hands, nushng of the body. drytess Of tho
skin, ralltl countcnance and erppiions ou tlie
face, purifying the h'unt pain On the back. beasi.
ness " the eye VI Is, frclrnnt black spots hyin
be fore the eyes with temporary spausion aid loss
" siclt. want of att ntion, etc. These symptoms
all arise from weakness, and TO rem dy that
use y p Kuntic's bitter Wine ~ Iron. II mo-
vrr tails. 1hJusands are nov ciipying health
who have used " Oct the genuine. Suid only
IN tl bottles Take only T.. n Euukic's. nerot
and ciiiic, No. 2il Sgr.h Sh,ih Street Phill. Pa.
kst for kunkc's Bitter Wine OF ir,in. This
truly valuable tonic has been 81 thoroughly tca,c
hy all class'so ~ TIE community that ~ L. nov
deemed Indispensable as fouic medicine. Il
II cosia hut little, pnriics the bood sud give
tone to the stomach rcncvates the sysicm sud
prolungs life.
nov only ask trial of thia valuable tonic
Price 81 pcr bottle. q y. kuukel sole frcpric.
tor, No. 2ep North Nth Street, below vinc. Phi.
adslphia. Pa.
I, is soid sniy In u BOTTLES, With u photosnrh
of the proprietor cn each wrapper ell other II
counterfeit. sold by druggists.
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LINE FENCES. The Lcwistown ca
eeiic of a recent date says \ case in
volving the question, What is II suf-
ticient fence TO afford protection
against live stock p was recently tried
before Judge Elwell, in Wyoming cuun-
~. The plaintiff sought To recover
damages alleged 10 have been done Ia
his crop in 1870 by the stock of the
defendant. The judge in charging the
jury made the following remarks 1T
is a maxim of law that every man
must 80 use and take care of his own
as not to iniurc his neighbors. At com,
mon law the owner of the cattle was
liable for the damage done, although
the land had not been fenced. This
was understood 20 be the law uf the
state until II decision of the supreme
court. in which the act OF assembly
was construed to change the common
law. BY this decision, if the owner Of
improved land has no fences around it
nc cannot recover damages for injuries
done by rowing cattle. In decision
10y Judge Addison. scycnty-.ivc years
since, it was held that ifa fence, thou
not lawful, be what is called neigh
borly, and sufficient to restrain ordi-
nary cattle. that trcspass will lie FOR in
Jury hy the cattle Of another. This
view is substantially correct. Ii there.
fore, the fence was such as farmers OF
practical knowledge and experience
would considers n sufficient protection
against ordinary cattle. then the plain.
tiff would he entitled torecover, though
the fence was not of any given night or
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Tape Worm, Tape Worm

Removed IN O few hours with Harmless, vegc.
table Medicine. No fee asked until the entire
work with head. pa sses. Refer those afflicted
TO residents OF the city whom have cured, that
hal teen unsuc sesshiiy treated Mt tho Jefferson
Medical college, on Tenth steet Ind taken In
vain turpentines, the 80 called specifics, and all
known remedies. Ia. T.. y. KusKsL No 25g
North Ninth Street Philadelphia. The Doctor
has been In business for over twenty i've years,
ana Is perfectly reliable. Gail and see. Advice
Tree Removed tapeworm from child six years
old measuring 20 feet. At his office can DO seen
specimens, some OF them over forty feet in
length, which have been removed in less than
three hours by taking one dose OF this medicine.
Dr. kunkel's treatment Is simple. safe and per
iectly reliable, aud no Zee until the worm, With
head passes. pr. u. y. kUsKLs, $50 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. tsep. 70, 'T3 Iy
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Trains Southwarl-Dnn,lo Express, leaves
Williimprort. iaily except Sunday's. Atts at
h,tfisnntg, Phih li'ltin'rc nnf Washinst ton,
dlib, except 'unlHys.
tlnlirn Nail leaves Niagara aus Buffalo, II.
mira ana NtiliHInspOrt, inllN cN 'Cpt ~undats.
hrrs AZ llcrrlsbufg, fhiac Baltimore and
Mhshiniit"u, dal cNcert Sbnduys.
hatflshuig z AcUOm. leaves Nisgrl rAls Buzz
alr. hu, he ter, JaH nd1gua. tiu iiu and wilis
lthspIti, 'dtly eScItt sunday ArriNrc nj
H'thsAIfg, Philad aud baltimore, daily e.
cert .ur'Hyg.
ffie MHil lonVes r,c. daily, except SUNDAYS
Arrives NJ Hlrrlssbutg, Ihila, Baltimore nul
Wellington daily except sundays.
T,aius NorthWHri--ttie Malt leaves wash.
IL gton, baltimore. philadelphi3 aud Harrisburg
dsily except, sundays. Arr at Wi'hamspurt.
tlmita, DaEandagur Rochc,ier. imilsIo. Mag.
ar Fails and Erie 'nily eScort sunday
RencNn, Accom-. leaves HrTrisbury, daily oX.
ccut sundays.
tlmira Ma |, leav Washington IA tlmore.
PAIladslp phia ana ~ rfi.huty, daily, except sun
'nys AIRS at Niliimsport tluirr, luiial 10
aud Niagara Fal :, daily except sud Iys.
buh'ln lSpress, lea es wHslingl l,n, Bal'i.
moro, Philadelphia and u irrisours, daily
except Sundays.
Al. CArsATT,
General Manager.
Harrisburg, Dec is', ll73
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To SAVE CoAt-An exchange makes
this somewhat remarkable suggestion I.
In these very tight times here is some
thing suggested, that at least will be
worth irving. BY cxpcnding one pen
NY you can make one ton of coal equal
to thrre tons. One pcnny's worth oi
tar water will saturate n tub of Goals
with treble its original quantity cf btu.
men. the principal sm,rcc of their hca,
and light, and OF course, render one
such tub Of three times more vnlue
than when il was unsaturatcd.
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TRIAL LIST---FBB. TERM 1874,

T X Knights usco Of a } Beachel. vs. Joseph
Joseph Trustee Sc
A s Cummings Il l. T. Cummings use OF I. l.
Cummings VS. Boionder sheriS ct al
Ross, Scohtt n Co vs. RObsch Il Bro
Bates n Miller vs. same
5SaP1., 5SatP s.'f:a ls: Co. ~ Ts%%Isf' Saasiss and
Nathan Meyer vs. AC simpson
tsthan Jarret. VS. Jacob liarm,n
) l. camnst si1nd Trustees nc vs. Nathan
'crj. watmoro vs. WIN cruckshank and Bro.
q ROhach VS. Chas Hover
Frank, Bro Go for use ofSc VS. Shindol and
Swineiord, no,iceSc
Perry Township, use Sc VS. Enoch Smith
oversse.s Of tho poor Of Perry twp. VS. John W
Aaron Smith vs. Franklin spIoeo
John cummings T use etc VS. same n"
Martha liunmel Adinx. sc VS. Jno liummei ct
al Ex'us
John Ewis. etu ux W Jeremiah Look ct ux
John Hickman OF ux VS. John hummcl
]. u Edmonds VS. John Hilger
James nlarch Go. VS. james : smith
Jacob Coleman VS. Jeremiah savldge.
Jonas Coleman same
Fiannah Arnold by her next friend &c VS. John
Brown
Com. tor uso sc VS. James r Hoover OF a,
Henry Ray vs. Jas p smith Constable
w q Herrold vs. sup Union township.
Geo Schnure vs. SAL RRCo
i.andis, frick Il co VS. Vim and Edward Boyer
Jacob ShoTy VS. Daniel Stahl, ct al
JOS = Ulsh otux VS. John > Wolf
robert Wallis vsSA BR Il Co so
Potter Seitz VS. Benz Meyer ct al
VIM and X Hughes, FIX. &c VS. Eim nd Yost
John Weiand VISA l. II X 20,
W n Fisher VS. Penna. Canal Co,
Flsdk v YsSds!.iute vs. J Miller Rsab e, a,
Elizabeth Herrold &c. vs. Perry Kramer Admf
Peter Brouse vs. John Hummel
Sime VS. same ct al
The above causes are at issue and for trial at
Fob. T. 1874. j GROUSE, Proth'y.
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Futon Sunday evening last John
Diemer's barn, in Middfecreek town
ship, was destroyed by fire. The flames
from the burning building were plainly
visablc at this place. We have not the
facts or circumstances attending the
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NEW ADvERrIsEM TENTS.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A DNINESyRArUR'S NOTICE
4 Letters Of Administration on the estate OF
NJ iair showers dec 4 tate Of beaver twp, shy.
der county, PcnnsYIvanta hivIng Ue0n grant.
cd to the undersigned, Hii petsons knowing
themselves Indebted 10 said cstlto are request
ell te make inmea iate payment willie those
having CLAIMS VII 'esent the "a duly authonti.
Gated for settlement 20 ADAM SIDNEE
Feb 3, ~ AdministTttor
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SUBSCRIPTIONS-ls74.
TERMS:

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