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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31
Tame Worm Tnne W0rm

Removed In a few hours with harmless Vegeta-
bic Medicine. No fee asked until the entire
worm, with head, passes, Refer those afflicted to
residents OF the city whom / have cured, that had
been unsuccessfully treated at the Jefferson Med
ical College, on Tenth Street; had taken in vain,
turpentlnes, the sOcalled specifics, and all known
remedies. DIR. X. Il. KUNKEL, No. 259 North
In business for over twenty-five years, and is per.
fectly reliable. Call aud see. Advice free. Re.
measuring 20 feet. At his office can be seen spec
linens, some OF them over forty feet in length,
which have been removed In less than three hours,
by taking one dose OF his medicine. DR.. Kunkels
treatment Is simple, safe and perfectly reliable.
and no lee until the worm, with head, passes. DIR.
E. Il. Kunkel, 259 North Ninth 81. Philadelphia.
Consultation at Oiiiee or by mail free. 3S b52t
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To Young Men.-Mining, Metallurgy
Civil Engineering and Chemical Analysis
is now receiving more attention in our own
and surrounding counties, and they will in,
crease in importance rs Railroad facilities
increase. Why should not our young men
prepare for good positions in this work. To
prepare for classical course in College,
one, with q common education, for q scienti-
flc course in one year. will guarantee
any such student, entering Bloomfield Aca-
deny this spring, that he shall be ready by
next year for such a course.
]. EDGAR, Principal
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Cumberland County. - From the Car
Isle Volunteer of last week, we copy the
following:
Mr.. Geo. Sharight's farm in Dickinson
township, has been leased to q company of
capitalists from Reading, who are making
arrangements for mining ore.
1t is now settled, we believe, that our
townsman, Wilbur +. Sadler, Esq, is to
be appointed Judge from this District
This information comes directly from Gov.
Hartranft, and he ought to know. The
appointed Judge will hold his position un-
I'll his successor is duly qualified after tho
November election.
On Tuesday Of last week, Mr. Jacob
Holinger, Of Dickinson township, came
very near meeting with serious accident.
He was attending the fitting" OF Sam'I
Hartzler, in South Middleton twp, when q
dog jumped In front Of his horse. The
horse took fright, and turning short, upset
the buggy, throwing Mr.. H., his wife and
little daughter Violently to the ground
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

ia5- Don't be Discouraged. Suppose you
have "tried fifty remedles' and received no
benefit, is there therefore mo balm in Gilead p
Verify there is. Your liver may be congestcd
your stomach half paralyzed, your nerves
qulverlng, your muscles knotted with torture,
your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your lungs diseased,
your blood full of impurlties-yet In one week
after commencing course of DR.. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters you will feel like a new crea-
Lure. 10 4W
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

A Book You Want.-A book of consid-
cradle interest just at this time, is now of
fered to the public. We refer to a work
issued by the National Publishing Co., of
Philadelphia, entitled, "History of the
Grange Movement" The work contains a
complete history of the rise and progress of
the order of Husbandry, its objects, con-
dition, prospects &C., also sketches of the
leading men of the order. 1t is work
that every one would like to possess.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31
SciOpticOn ExhibitIOn,-Tl

SciOpticOn Exhibition. There will be.-a
SciOpticon Exhibition in the Reformed
Church, on Friday evening, April 8, 1874
Proceeds to be for the benefit of the Sun
day School, The exhibition will be one of
much interest, consisting Of Bible scenes,
Foreign and Home views, Fine Arts, Stat
uary, &c.
The public are invited to attend, as they
may not have an opportunity to see the
like again. 1t win be conducted by u
gentleman from Lancaster city.
Admission. Adults, Is cents children
10 cents
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

Juniata COunty.-From the Miflintown
Sentinel of last week we copy the follow
ing
Jacob viii, Jr., and Erasmus Cameron
went to the railroad, in buggy last Sun
day. They stopped the horse at the inter
section of Railroad Avenue and Bridge
street. Unexpectedly a locomotive blew
off steam. The horse frightened, turned
round toward the bridge upsetting the
buggy and throwing both the young men
out. MIR. Will was not hurt, and clung to
the lines and stopped the horse. Mr.. Cam
eron, however, was quite severely hurt
about the head and shoulders. He has
been confined to his bed ever since.
On last Monday passing locomotive set
fire to grass and stubble in field belong
ing to a farm owned by G.. w. Jacobs,
Esq, Of Perrysville, and situated between
the place just named and Patterson. A
high wind prevailed at the time and drove
the fire toward the house and barn, located
between the railroad and the river Jacobs,
seeing the danger his property was in,
hastened from town with assistance to save
his buildings. The party Immediately
commenced to fire against the flames ap-
preaching from the railroad, and effectual-
ly succeeded in fighting fire with fire. The
Oppositely approaching flames met and
subsidized in their own track. The
buildings were considered safe, out of
danger, and congratulations were being ex-
changed over the rescue, when suddenly a
whirl of wind caught up a whisp of grass
all aglow with fire, and carried it on the
straw stack in front of the barn. Instant
ly it was afire, and it was only moment
until the flames were in the barn, when,
famed by the high wind, they soon con-
sumed that structure. Loss 1000 to 81,
800.
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BIoOmlleId AcademY.-New term open

Bloomfield Academy.--New term opens
Monday, April 9th. The school now offers
1st, Normal course, with special training
for teachers during the two summer terms |;
End, a general educational course for those
designing to complete their education at
the Academy 3rd, classical course for
those intending to enter College; 4th, a
for business, with special attention to
Book keeping and Penmanship, with Pho
biography, if desired and an effort will be
made to add Teleggaphy TO this course.
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.MeqV Advertisements.
Notice,

NOJlce.
once OF the Peoples Freight Railway Company
No. log North Third ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
,rn,, March q, 1874.
VINHE third installment Of five dollars per share
a on the subscriptions to the preferred stock OF
the felpleS Freight hallway Co willbe due, andl
payable at the Office OF the Company on or before
the 18th day of April next,
by order OF the board of Directors
ROBERT CORSON, Treasurer
N. B. Payment may be made to DIR d. II.
MiLLlkEN assistant treasurer, Landisburg, Pa.
March 81. 1874 IT,
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Hurt.-on of the hands working on the
railroad, near Landisburg on Thursday,
was struck on the head with a sledge.-
The accident was caused by detached
piece of rock falling, and causing the hold
Ell of the drill 20 dodge, bringing his head
under descending sledge. An ugly
wound was made, which was dressed by
Dr. Millil1en.
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Church Notices.

Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath at II A. NJ, and P. NJ.
Prayer-meeting on Wednesday evening.
Lutheran Service-Preaching in the Lu-
theran church next Sabbath at % o'clock
p. m. Catechetical instructions ON Satur-
day at 10 o'clock.
Preaching in the Reformed Church next
Sunday, at 104 p. M. Prayer-meeting on
Thursday evening.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

$1,00O.-Five hundyed to 81 900 want
ed, which will be secured by mortgage on
real estate, so as to make it q first class
investment The money is wanted for one
or more years, as suits the lender Address
&C." TIMES OFFICE
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
MARRrA@mz

DiyEN-GALBRAITH-On the 18th inst, by Rev.
Il. McPhersOn, Mr.. w. BIakey Divpn to Miss.
Bella Galbraith. both Of Landisburg, this county.
,SMITH-GUss-0n the 23d inst, at the Patterson
House, by Rev. ID. M. Blackweider Mr. Gideon
Smlth OF Logan Station. LycOmng CO., Pa to
MISS b. Anna Guss, OF Milford twp, Junlata co.
PoTTER-MoNRoE-At the Lutheran par
sonage, on the 26th inst. by Rev. A. II. Aughe,
stephen II. Potter, of Juniata twp, to Mary
monroe, OF Tuscarora twp, Perry county.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

Spring Township SchOOls.-Mrs. Willis,
widow of Robt. Willis, will teach the sum-
mer school at Elliottsburg; Miss Susan
f. Foose, will teach in Little Germany
and Miss Laura Rhodes will teach sub
scription school at McAfee's school house.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31
The Magic Inkstand. .

The Magic Inkstand. = Have you seen
it? If not you have missed the greatest
curiosity of the century. 1t is little fac
tory, and makes its own ink,-enough for
an ordinary lifetime. 1t retails at two (2)
dollars, and can be had at all stationers, or
by mail from r. q. RooT, ANTHONY 81 Co.,
New York.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

Home Life in the Bible, advertised in
another column, is by the popular author
Rev. Daniel March, d. d., whose books are
so widely known and eminently fitted for
family reading. Paying employment is of
fered Young Men and Ladies, Teachers
and Clergymen.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

They all lit in the mud, which perhaps
saved them from serious injury. With the
exception of a few bruises, they were not
injured. The horse ran for some distance,
breaking the buggy to pieces and was ar
rested after running couple Of miles.
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Home Life i1a the Bible.

by the author of Night Scenes in the Bjble''
a and !" Our Fathers House" of which nearly 200
by ministers of all churches as /" the authors best
book" "full OF precious thoughts" Truths
precious as gems" Il choice book for every fam.
n.y." &c. Steel engraviLgs rose tinted paper
rich binding and for rapid sale uneqIlailed.--
AGENTS, Young. Men, Ladies. Teachers and
OIergymen, wanted In every county; S75 to 500
ZIEGLER a. MCURDY
Sl3 SIS Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa
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OBsTACLEs no MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects of
Errors and Abuses i'm early life, Manhood Re
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment. New and remarkable rem
edies Books and circulars, sent free In sealed
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an In.
stltutton having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. 43p1y.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

EB- We are confident that no case of
cough, cold, hoarseness or influenza, can
withstand the counter-irritant and tonic
properties of Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial. 1t can be had of all druggists
and storekeepers,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-31

To YOu.-If You wish to change the post
Office address on your paper this Spring,
don't forget to state the place where you
hacc been receiving it, as well as the place
where you wish to have it sent in future.
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Sherifr's Sale.-The following properties
were sold at public sale by the Sheriff on
Friday last:
A tract of land situate in Buffalo twp,
containing II acres having thereon two
story log house, seized as the property of
Joseph Rattle. Sold to Joseph Seller, of
Liverpool, for 500.
A tract of land situate in Toboyne twp,
containing 10S acres, having thereon a
house, barn and outbuildings; also tract
in same township, containing 100 acres,
having thereon log house and stable,
seized as the property of VIM. Tritt, sold
to --Bistline, for $500. Also tract in
same twp, containing 100 acres, having
thereon, house, barn and outbuildings
seized as the property of VIM. Tritt, sold
to Chas. Shields, for $50.
A tract of land situate in Wheatfeld
twp, containing rs acres, seized as the
property of David Mutzabaugh sold to
w. A. Sponsler, for $240.
Other property advertised not sold.
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Barn Burned.-The Shippensburg Ne1s
says ON Thursday morning, between the
homs of seven and eight o'clock, available
barn belonging to the farm of Mrs. Catherine
Culberston, was destroyed by fire, and
with its contents entirely consumed
There were a number of horses, seven head
of cattle together with other articles, no
doubt, but of which fact we are without
paticulars. The stock belonged to Mr.
Witherspoon, who, with.his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Culberston, removed to the farm this
spring. The property, as is well known,
is located in Culbcrtson's Row. Franklin
county. 1t is not known how the fire
originated.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Lurgan Mutual Fire Ins.
O o Nj II A NY.

TUX THE fEAK 1913.
Gross amount Of Duplicates sl359l 10,
ENoheratioiS ana commissions, 1893 OF
Net amount, nt,,....;.........;..,..:. sl2,O2S %.
Received on Premiums and Appca-
tons. ..,....-,..,..,..,.....--. 8ss %
balance ON hand at last settlements, 1887 05
Total Receipts, pts,....................... sl4,3O4 II
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HyHE EAGLE HOTEL,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
IL q MERENITH pronninAa.

H. " MERhDAih H. NEOpiletOfs
Having leased and RENTED the Eagle Hotel, on
Carlisle St., North OF the Court House, am now
prepared TO accommodate regular bGarders al
transient guests. A good livery Is kent In con
nectlOn with the house. and no pains will bo
spared to insure the comfort ofmy patrons
March "a, 1874. I'll II. O. MEREDITH.
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g9s gloon'arln gin'fs.
1Wosday, March 81, 1874.

CAL DEPART TMENT.
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soaneli Proceedings.
HicKNAE. KT, March u, 1874.
CALLEp MEETING.

CALLED MEETING.
CouRcil met Present-Mavor Tyler,
Councilman Buchanan, Harness, Kirk
patrick, and Landfum.
REroRT OF SUPERVISORS.
/ TIE Committee appointed 30 supervise
| he Ia book made their report. which
laftcr some alterations was adopted which
is as follows:
1 Garter Blan;ou, assessed under the
| equalization law, 81 900; same for Mrs.
! Narparet Holmes, piano, Si5e; Bpltzer *
knoe.r, RAISED on Lot No. IL, Old H'ck
I man 5000: ~. 7. Buck.ei. a=sesse stock
81 buggics, $500; ". T. Buckner. assess
| 81 uuder equalization law, Sl.o00; David
/ Chapmas, raised or. Lots 30 and "a, Old
/ Hickman, 500; H. G.. Catlett. raised an
/ der equalization law, $1,000; J. f. Do3is,
I raised on : Lot L. Old HickmSn. 500;
! Bendurant < Drewry, assessed on stock
OF goods, $500; Keith, Gardner \ Co,
raised co Lots 2I6 and 2l2. Old Hickman.
500; ". II. and J. G. Gardner, assessed
Lot ~, West Hickman, SIS; Hertweck s
Bro, raised on Lot -, Oh Hick man, SlOO;
same, on Lots lie and III, Old Hickman,
500; Philip Baltzer, raised on Lots 7 l3l
Old Hick man. $500; s. W Hammond.
raised on Lot 2l2, Old Hickman, SOC;
stephen Myers, raised on assessment uu-
der equalization law, S70o; Peter Nelson.
raised ! To, 10 OH Hickman, $500:
y. l.. Nelson, assessed / dog RJht Mel
son, assessment of dog stricken from the
Iist; Chas OswaIds heirs. raised on Lots
223 an "a, Old Hickman, 500; J Il
Plant & Bro, raised on stock of goods.
Sa,9U0; J. II. Plant raised GA Lots pa
and 80, Ola Hickman. 500; Powell &
Bro, raised on stock goods -, COD; J. ".
Porter, assessed wagon, horse and COW,
500 J.. Rosenberg, raised on assessment
under equalization law, Sl,OJo; Rice *
ITO. Iaised On stock of goods, SIhQ0; !
.ArsrS Rice, raised on watchshH5 90; Mrs.
VI. r. Rose, raised on EoT9O. Old HEX /
man, Sl00; w Robinson, adm r Of IL. l.. I
Eesln.9a dc d ssssssea sSgesS , oSSI@ s
Cutchen. raised on Stock Of goods, $500
C. A, Holcombe, assessed steamer Glas-
gov, $500; Seymones 4 DS-9,al, assess
ed steamer Darwin, 81 .O0q; Frisz Sumpse,
raised on stock, S400: K. T. Hamilton
added to assessment l COW, S25; John 1
'Iroutw cine, ussessed cows SO; George (
Warren, assessed printing Office. 1000; (
Jno- d. Walker, raised on Z Lot -, Oil /
Hickman, $500; Jacob FrenE raised on
Lot rs, Ola Hickman, SOD; Nm. Ereuz. /
raised OF Lot %, Old Hickman, 5000; +
\ p Harness, assessed on stock CT fur
nifure, $500, same Tor Oswald * Co.. as
sessed Lots 10 anI III, Old Hickman, I
S-OVi A - hlngm&n, assessed dogs
john \. Spencer, assessed / dog Warrior
Thomas, (eokl raised on Lots - and l5f.
East Hickman, 800.
On morton. order d thu. al parties w 10
may feel agSrieved at The alteration ia
their assessment are hereby notified %
make their comp.,int on OF before the
Council NEE ing 10 be held Monday night
April Is, aud those who fan 10 uake
their Complaint 1T he time specified. will
be barred thereafter. and the Council will
refase . cntertajn any CON paint a re
CARDS the alteration made in the asses
s1r's book after that late
On motion, CouaciI aljOurnsI.
". \. BHEvARD. City Clerk
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ssa~on.c Tribute OF Resp~c,.

Died, at his residence ia Hickman conn-
tv, XIV. December 18th, 1873, after a long
and painful illness. ELAN ROPER, in the
fifty seventh year of bis age
Ii has often been our province to watch
by the bedside of the dying, and witness
life : last chickering's. But seldom has IL
been our lot TO see such extreme suffering
borne with such unwavcring fortitude.
The christian faith was his, for none
other could have buoyed him mp so long
without "a murmer of complaint passing
his lips Tie was a kind and true friend.
and possessed those qualities of head aud
heart that make US 50 deeply feel our lossi
therefore. b. it
Resoired, That we, as Mnsons. deeply
lament his death, anu extend 10 his be-
reayed family our sympathyi though us
small comfort TO the aching hearts that
miss him Tune alone can ease, but never
neal the wound.
Resolred That as token of respect 10
the departed, the members of Cretona
Lodge, No. 997. wear the usual badge.ot
mourning for thirty days
| Resolred, That copy of the above oe
sent 10 the Hic6pan COURIER for publ
cation, and that a copy of the paper be
/ sent to the family of the deceased
Done by order of the Lodge.
wa. SMITH, / Com.
2. II. UsHER-
March i4tb, 1874.
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A SAD GeMENTAEY ON Tue TIMES
IN WHICH WE LAVE An old gentle
man, named Geeene, c, Senator from
Joe Davie,s county. IN the Illinois
Legislature. is regarded as somewhat
insane hecpuse he refused 20 draw Sl20
pei, diem for the % days he was ahseut
during the late session The Auditor
was so much astonished at an exhibi-
ton of old fashioned history, so at va
rance with the Radical spirit of the
age" that be at once declared Sen: :
Tor Greene was hot iO his right mind
This is significant commentary on the
Tow tone of morals prevailing aiming
public officials-a state Of affairs
brought about by that 'bouudless
fraud aud costapiiop. which Messrs.
rrumbuH, StFurz Farnsworth, and
other Repu biicans, declared two years
ago, ''pervaded every department OF
The public service, aud which subse-
queut Developments have proved. and
every day provrg, TO be strictly true
Frankfurt Ycoman..
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A Ks.aducah ssuic-DEiss'
Is,. -E'EC.uT Saafss =

the sIffcsuf @'s -
The Louisville Conn'erc'ot 81 !.
p,s,csb mnie diver had an L.,
nd eu,nre ~ the train IN his Is
from Baltimore few day "
ps,cbius himself upon the - N
cent lie aided t" the m'rth OF d
seuser, hy relating his adsen 5ls|
Ba in.ore:
Wei. b,1s Tn jest from b.,
.a,a ms mules and an s~ine :.
-p.to.y Scattering rcnui "a tzt;.4
I ~; lost; hired = hecs aud uek
70 the BIZ tavern with martYe si.i
a.or; went out a2in aud dTapp Il il "a
~ec The ,nake~!low rhowinar apk me
"a q gl.1 kivfred ease full Ell " iclies
and ieweir,. aud .snakei me ois, II a
suarr pile ttging 20 win a ~''kh f,r
r.. drained IN another = aces feiier
had sbrse knrJ- spd hei nela Y I
..nn3dn't pick ~ the Que with aIpiefur
on T.; picket mp the wrong ong every
lime aud lo~t ms pi'e bu' | Sgit
even when | git home Yon see Biz
Thomas Is cVurting mY sister; III
Ola, the p.r,nre game on him. win hi~
horse. saddle. and bride. and mak 4
lin walk home
Pad fur doilars At a tavern for
Tod sing three doi,ar~ extra foTIiighi ;
ried 10 b NV il out. ani then burnl
my finger tryin to snuff II.
Il give that teller dollar log three
kards GOT EN- her Come, n"wboys.
who'n bet V on he picture?
ia het three lol!ar-. can * il
ny -aid a ci'y youth Fs
On you re toe smar ynn n.gyan'
.,pr roney - bay your
T. be. yoa-fl-y dellaL- -
"stch r."
D3pe. -aia CIV youth sud r.
tnky h.i ,h4 watch in the twink W
o! an eye Just then The whistle blew,
'he carr stepped aud Paduky" siep.
ped irom The train TO the platform
,ni was lo~r in the darkness Ii then
-ccux"d 70 The city boy that he had
oncr heard o. three card monte. bur
isi uo. rhirs psiucah mule draer
raa'd p'sg it
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~ =. s. 5i4ALER
10 Hoa L Il wh'ser.

THe Sew Temperance Lass
In ,hi- Issue we pnb,sh he p,..
a,sed new Tempersnc. Law. enu,led
A Ac, TO Pr9h,bikfito Sale OF spt
iruou- J. quar- in Fulton county. sed
ah Gu l. 10 he submitted 10 vote "a.
tee people . this eoaa'y At an cary
d 3 At present we shalt offer u
rpmmen upon n provisions
In accor1trce with the provisions
o. this Ac, the requisite number Of
c.'iz rs have sub uit.ed a petition 0
he county Judge prayin. ,hat an
election be ordered 90 ,hc 9th day of
May. 1874. 10 obtain the sense of the
legal voters Of the county on the pro
po-ei law The Importance OF the a
] ,mands the thoughtful eonsideria;inu
IN fairuess, 70 extend the free use Of
our columns, to friends or opponents
Of the law, to discuss the question.
OF course. We shall have to restrict
CORES oudeuts as TO sppce. No wriier
EN- hope to compts> the whale sat :
jeet IN one communication. while ex-
perience has taught US that short ar
tieles, confined to one or two points
say from 10 20 80 lines. are more effec-
tive and more generality real, AL
communications of personal nature
ail be rejected.
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The following Is an exact copy OF
~ Endorsement made 10y member OF
Congress on claim last week !.
..Theleby curtyfy that | am personally
acquainted with the circumstances OF
this case and am satisfied that the
services we're rendered an money ex
pended a. stated within aud | am sat
i-fide that the claim is j ust and right
aud respectfully recommend The pay
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rr,.,i.n g Eieciin,,

70 the Hoaort5te County Court Of Fulton
County, ~:
The undersigned CITIZENS and voters OF
eiset. i.ff.tssi;y lLyrsanesi Iha
ION County, GA the Bah day Of May, 1871
Tor the purpose Or ascertaining the senti
ments Of in- legal voters Of sad County
as to he Prohibition Of the Sale Of spar
ituous liquors therein. under an act Of the
kentucky Legislature, approved 10th OF
February, 1874
The above is u copy of the petition in
circulation, and TO be presented to the next
county court. More thtn the requisite
number OF citizens have already signed
the petition.