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discovery OS Another Mammoth Skelc
ton.

Tho discovery of another nam
moth skeleton at Otisvillo, Orange
County, Now York, on tho Erie rail.
road, is tho sensation of tho hour
among scientists and wonder.loyors.
This is tho sixth skoloton of the
mastodon that has boon cxhumcd
from tho muck beds of tho county.
and in many respects tho finostE
thoug h not yot complete. Tho tusks
have have not yet boon discovered,
but may bo oxpeotod to reward fur
ther oxcavution. The sizo of the
monster of which there bones aro
tho remains may oe imagined from
tho fact that tall man may stand
within the pelvic arch, and with arms
out'stretohod, barely touch tho sides
at their widest span. The weight,
of this single bono is nearly half a
ton, and so many of parts as have
3, Been found weighed l,76O pounds
Tho skeleton has been secured for
tho Now Havon Museum by Pro-
tossor Marsh, who will sot up and
oomploto the osseous structure ,as the
discoveries arc completed.
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The Fairfield Herald
81 PUBLISHED
ETEloY }.7lf.7E,SDAY,
0Meial Directory of Fairfield
County. #
8HNAToR-Mosos Martin,

sHNAron-Mosos Martin. @s~~}'
nErRnsssrAr,vEs-- Josoph Thonpsou
John Gibson. Joel Copes.% s,, w =
L. w Duyall--sheriF.3 &$' i& I Il
saml. B. Clowney---Clerk II the Court.
J. J, J,Noil-Judge of Probate.
W. B:'sPeake--Connty Auditory -. =
W. NJ. Nolson--County Treasurer.
WI. Crawford--Sohool Commissioner,
IL. +. Mar.in-Jury Commissioner.
COUNTY coMMIssIoNERs-Jas. II, Harvey,
Henry Jacob, Carter Beatty. "a =
IL. N. Obear--U. s. Commissioner,
NoTARIEs PUBLIo-M. G. Robertson, J.
G, Davis, II. N. Obear, d. 3. Kirland.
TRIAL JUsrtCEs--A. NJ. Maokey, W., R
Marshall, James Aiken, Silas W. Ruff.
II. }. +, W. ColomanS Thomas Walker,
DR.. Ira 3. Scott.
Il. T., Robertson. ,..
wINNsD0RO NATIONAL BANK OF soUrH
CAROLINA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 500, 900
PAID UP $4,000.
W. r.; Robertson, President.
Geo. II. MoNlastor, Vice. President.
Sam'l. B. Clownoy, Cashier. ~
NJ. g. Robertson. Teller. % .'
DIRECTORS.
W. II. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott, James
1eaty,' George II. McMastcr, D. II. Flen.
nixon, Jas. 3. MoCants, Jas. II. Rjon, Jas.
A: Brioo, A.. s. Douglass, Col. william
ohnston, Of Charlotte, No
TOWN oPFIoHns.
Pierre Baoot~Intondant.
wARDENs--F. Gorig, J. A. Fraser, W.
NJ. Nelson, j. D. McCarley.
wINNsDono BUILDING AND LOAN AssocIA.
TIoN.
G. II. McNlaster--Prcsidcnt.
James Boaty-Vico- President.
D. Il. Flcnnikcn Soc. and Treas.
ii. N. 0bear Attorney
Direotors-Jas. A. Brioc, sam'l. B
Clowney, G. A. White, I. N. Withers, j
NJ. Galloway, +. Elder, T. D. Madden,
W. II. Flonniken, j. s. Connor.
CHIEF OF poLroE-T. j. II. Murphy.
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LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST
'NEUTll will prevail-Focts oro s,,,,h
must DC 10 bclievc-fn these dnws ~ see
gross. st am has become tho rrcat ~ r,o,;u. tiu,
and labor saving power Of The NO." ""''rI ~ ~,
Industrial ind manutac,urino I, n,,rs,,;,' m H''
anu depa tments--Why should moi ouon.'
family hive Steam Washer. '''
Tho "Hclipse Steam Woshorn :. ~,
pest, 1t does not occupy tho space Of ~ @ q
square fo1t and is adaptable to onv stowo
ooiier or round pol, In which water con he
poi'ed aud with il one woman com Il Jo y
mhat iS ordinarily regarded ony's wo.h ~
from Two 10 three hours. y child ttvn,uo 30
years OLD mny use it and do the wort ~ y
grown woman in one half the time ond 49,
gnra the labor of using II onlv nns,;,..
WIN H. washing has ceased to bo todin,,o
or labori us, aud "Blue Mondo ~, w
ceased to be day of confusion and h"o
ror' because with little or no lobor ,uo "os o
tnrec hours suffice to do O. davis ,vosh ~
without sotubbing, wearing or teoriro "In ',,a
CLOTHES. b' eaking buttons Sc '"0
Time, labor, money, and ma,cr,o, ou
PRECIOUS economy is wisdom and - g.. s": ~,
he"lth, wealth and appiness-Look ,hout vi.
.oUnony ~ , IN washing, and save your clothe
70 Wear FOUR times as long as when O,U,"1 wosH
cd by the hand and board bv huu;n. ";m "asn
using the Eclipse Steam Washer" ,Sh;"n I'M
combined with that very attrac,ivo "tUd oud
unsurpassed Eureka Wrineer' U oonaM smo
tutes q o.mpleto and perfect wasSns sSns''-
every family and washer-woman sho,lI
ana can have It; and no sensblo wo SnH"' aHa"
woman VIII" has atheart the inter"s, "'e 80
her patrons will oppose its use. =, ~''' u
;LhhemEol' pse' is simple in constrncHHon
soientiiic in principle, offeotiye in "S,,o. .u,.
anu VIII wa Ii the finest or coarstsi fohs, %JiN
more n satisfa otorily than by hand IN "Ssaos cn.
n1teon . to tw enty minutes. Price hn, t,on
doilars-Wi II b6sfor sale for row WV 10
onger At II. NJ. DUNLEVY'S, ~" w.
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NO. 10 Of tn 400 choice Selections,

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Consumption :. Cured,

70 tn tho Editor oftho News. .s..'
Esteemed Friend ''' 'a"'1.
tbo, WI you please inform vot, + feadops
'n"' l. haVo positive jsn.Vst. "'0'' '''''
CURE 'FoR CONSUMPTION g
anu anu al disorders of tho Throat and L,,nos
Haue Hnu ina. nMrod 1y its use in my, practice, I
eiye w. ~ =" n''hufeds 'ohtS.s Of cases, and will
~. 20 $1,000 90 sro. ..
ior oase II will not benefit. indAod =.
strong is my faith, viii send = 60 80
PIE iree.l toit ANY saffefer addr"ss;s..
mo. Please thow this lotter TO ese,ae one lug
); you may know who Is suffe r,Hr fr"m IL yss sss
diseases, and obligc, ''o'" 'iess
Faithfully Yours,
..,, 49, DIR. L F. BURT,
april 27~sm 80 William g, NJ.
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On the Make,

The noble descendant os Pocahop-
tas who owns on tho sito of tho Peters.
burg mine, which exploded under
Mahone's brigade during the war,
charges rs cents q head for all yisis
tor's.t that last ditch. Old Malone
himSolf could not sec it now fer loss
than a quarter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02

Rev. Dr. Palmer, the woll known
Presbyterian. minister of Now Or.
leans, has just completed the memoirs
OF DR.: Thornwell, of South Carolina,
work upon which ho has beon on
gagged for some time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02
CharlotCe, COlmmb In, g. Augusta
. Rail Road. "
Ezl sEzSBl EEzEEgR EzHa2 s2 sszk2 g. -

Go .uMDIA, December %, 1a774.
VIE following Passenger Schedule
att" this date ~
ThAlN-aoIwG NohTH.
Leave Augusta, at h so 4 -,
% Columbia. s. G., 21S NJ
" Winnshoro, uH'' -..j Ana -,
,,,,., oneStv'' "l.l"s s.a. 6.34 r nj
Arrive at Charlotte, N. c.. 900 r NJ
fRAIN--do,Ho sourh.
Leave Charlotte, N G, a. sao,,
., WW"es'er, W,, 11.2'am
n Cn,na,';' Con,nsporo' "'.. 12.3spm
Arrive at Augusta q "a !.
JAS. ANDER ON, ooh'l supt.
A. POPE,
.'"' Gen. Passenger and I'll okot Aren't.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02

Tho people Of Lafayette, Ind, arc
gfumb'lng at n fire department. which
costs $4,000 year, and actually
permitted the engine house to burn
down over shoir heads, and tn at, too,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02

John l.. Bonnel, clerk Of tho vii.
lage of Middleton, N. Y, is a de-.
taultor to tho extent of betweon
$4,000 and $4,000, and has absc ond.
cd. &#
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RECEIVER. !. / i ]

IDIOTS and SHOES, Gentlemen
IL Boys Resdy mn de Clothing, b
cts, Shawls, Corse,s n nd Ribbons, 81
ed, Is, own nd Plaid Homcspuns, @
Goes, spool Cotton, Linen Damaeks q
Flann els, Silk Bows for Ladies, new sty
Jet Necklaces, Pearl Sleeve Button
Plated SHIRT Studs, Initial ! sUandkcr
chiefs isomething lnewC. Gentlemen
Linen and Silk Handkerohi efs, new a.yl
Nubias, Beaded Dress Blu Il ons, Blao
SILK Felts. Fine assortm ent ef Towel 8
Full assortme mt Of Crookery and Glass
ware. Fancy China Cups and Sauccrs
and China Mugs.
& Black Alpaooas and Wh to Alraooas OF
choice make. .,i & : {
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VEGETABLE TONIC.
STOCK SPECULATIONS,

I"ha"ctcd by us in every form, on Com
'ss'o" ha oh'y. Puts and Calls, on best
SoHSa "o'H "''u !owest rates. Cost. 500 10
S'LIu SLIa, ana "'f"n paw $1,000 profit Pam
I",ions [', 'Hr'a'n'ng NJ" how Wall Street srccn-
for copy. ''""
TUMBRIDGE g. co
BANKERS and brokers, 9 WnII 81 NV
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02

NoTIoE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
... SPECIAL TA.TES.
May LIST 1876, to April 3Ost, 1876.
fNHE Revised Statutes of tho United.
l. states, Scctions, 32 2, 3237, and 3239
require every person engaged in any bust
ness, avocation, or employment which
renders him liable to q SPECIAL TA r,
10 procure and place conspicuously in his
establishment or place Of business n slamp
denoting the payment OF said special tux
ior inc special tax ycnr beginning May ],
1870, before commencing or oontinu;nr
business after April 30, 1875.
Tho Taxes embraced within the Provisions
OF the law above quoted orc tic follow
ing, viz:
Reoiifiers, ;, s 200 90
Dealers, retail liquor, 26 On
D. alers, wholesale liquor 100 90
D'aiers IN malt liquors, Wholesale, so 90
Dealers in malt liquors retail, 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, or m
And on sales Of over 81 900, ffty
cents. for every dollar in excess of
$1,000 -.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 6 90
"ianuia;turcrs OF stills, SO %
And for each still manufactured. % 0O
=, anu 1or eaoh worm manufactured, 20 90
N!ahuthct"rcrs OF oitobacco. 10 90
anufaciurers Of cigars, 10 m
Pcddlers of tobacco, first class
(more th:" two horses or other
animals). 10 m
Poddlcrs of tobacco. second class
1.-TWO horses or other nnimals>. o. m
Pcddlers Of Tobacco, third class
e. nc horse or other animal). 1880
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class >.
ION foot or. public oonvcyance), 10 90
Brewers cf less than 500 barrels. so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. lDD OO
Any person so liable, who shall fail IN
comply with the foregoing requirements
VIII DO suhjectto severe penalties.
Peraoas or firms liable TO pay anv of tho
special taxes named above must apply TO
/. CASS CARPENTERS Collector of Internal
Revenue at Columbia, .. c., and nav for
and procure the Spocial-Tax Stamp or
stamps they Mood, prior to May /, 1875.
and without further notice.
j. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissiso of Internal Revenue.
othoe Of Internal Revenue, ..,
W ashington, D. c., Febr drary l; 1876.
inch 49, IN l6 80 a 2O2Y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02

When they catch q man in Dubu.
quo looking into windows after dark
crowd sits down on him and rubs
pepper into his eyes, and his refor
nation is mGrvelouslv rand
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LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH
TIA ~. Eg
Simmons i1Iepatic Compound.
, ,.#' OH. .....,
LIVER, CURE.

purely Vegetable Comp ound, f.,
rom any poisonous matter whatever
can be given with impunity to an infa n
OF only few hours old for Colio or n
arrangement of the Bowels. This Com
pound will assist n atn,e 10 resist tho i
huence Of m alari q, ard thereby breser
health, 1t ia gu araniecd TO cure Dysna
sie' constipntlon. Bilious o. si.l Hea
aohe, Biliioas or Cratnp Collie Ia
especially Painters G olioy, and all 9th
~ angements OF tho Liver, Kidneys, SIX
sS o.S"aoh ana Bowel. Give it a tria
- Manufactured by E. L. KING s. SONS
Colnmbia, 8. O., and for sale by. C'
|. !, 'Df' W. R.2Aiken, gent. also by Dr., }
\; IN mo,Mssasstaes, "a sa', |innsboro, s. @. r-,,'
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The defalcati IONS by the abscondipp
gate 100000, ee
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$2,643,000

yhe dividends on capital of
S6oo,oo0 were for eight and three.
quarter yosrs ut 20 per cent. per an.
nun and for ono and q quarter
yoars at l2 per cont. per annum.
, And this factory only made, in
between sixtoon and seventeen years,
1ne abovo amount. Tho present
stated value of the stock on the basis
OF S0oo,ooo,is $l6O per share, with
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02
Like a Romance.

ThEkAlsToRY OF THE COTTON PAoTo.
&2 RES IN AUGUsTA--A CHAPTER OF
FIGURES THAT READ LIKE A Ro.
MANOR. @2{y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02

assaiting them at once placed them,
ftty yer cent. stronger and high or in
the estimation Of all the business mon
with whom I talked. '92'W. H.W.
~. 1'f%"'sS & r Gonstit4ttonalist.! /. i
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DESCRIPTION OF FACTORY.

Tho main building is 500 by 50
rect; three stories high, with two
wings near each end, either of which
would make good sized country
factory, and in the centre of the main
building square addition G7 by 67
feet (all built of brick), in the base.
mont of which are two Boydon water
wheels of 300 horse power each. that
cost $22, 900. The office building in
front is 1875 by 81 feet.
Off some 1000 yards is a fire.proof
warehouse that will hold 5000
bales of cotton. In the factory are
eight Babcock fro eaohextinguishers
and wator.plugs for each floor.
CAPACITY, &c.
There oro 2s,44s spinalos, mostly
of the ring spindle 722 looms, oana.
bio of making 268,704 yards of shoot.
ing per week--average production
o4o,ooo yards fortnight, consum.
ing 400 bales cotton.
No. N Of mon employed, ll9
no: of women employed, .. 292
Children, oSo
Total. 67I
persons. Cash paid out for labor per
month $4,000. At tho above rate
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-02
ioiilostic Intelligence.

LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
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$500 bales are consumed q year,
and 1882, ,000paid for labor. Francis
Cogin ia superintendent, and p. s,
Holden assistant superintendent.
NO use stopping to eulogize any of
this mill. The wonderful result does
that,
The present Augusta water power
is between four and fve thous apds
horse power. Tho capacity is suffiy.
cient if you add that which might be
saved by night to run eight fact cries
like the "Augusta Factory"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-11-03

ersl hundred yards, and nearly all the
machinery is destroyed or badly in
jured. About $1,000 Of prepared
stock Wss . total loss-and the loss TO
building, machinery and stock, will not
fall short of $4,000.
The Harrisburg Patriot Of the 26th
ult. says: Considerable excitement was
created last evening, little after seven
O'Clock, on North Third street, between
Briggs end Foster. A young lady.
feeling sggrieved at remarks made
about her by married man, purchased
cowhids, and sending . messenger
into the store to inform him that he was
wanted, applied the co~hide to his face
and back when be stepped into the
street. He made an effort to grasp
her BY the throa., but was preve.ted
from doing the woman any harm by the
interference of q male relative Of the
aggrieved lady. The quarrel arose, We
understand, from soms unhappy neigh
bort ood quarrels. A suis for assault
and battery and counter suit for slam
der will probably ehd the uatter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-11-03
GOOD FRAME HOUSE,

30x40 feet, large BANK BARN, 45xs5
feet, frame TENANT HOUSE, and com
plete set of outbuildings. There is good
Apple Orchard on the premises, also other
fruit The land is well watcred, and there
are two good Springs near the dwelling
house.
THIS farm is eligibly located in the fertile
Lost Greek Valley, and is now IN a fine
state of cultivation. The land has nearly
all been LINED within the past few years,
and produces good crops.
Also, two tricts Of WOODLAND;
No l.-Bounded By lands of Evan Davis,
John Stoner, and others, containing about
THIRTY-FOUk ACRES.
No. a. Bounded by lands of Lucien
Wilson, Philip Ranck, and others, contain
ing abont THIRTEEN ACRES.
THIS land Is well set with good young
chestnut and ether valuable timber, aud
should be owned by the owner of the farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent OF the
purchase money to be paid when the prop
erty is stricken down TO the purchaser; fif-
teen per cent. vixen the sale is confirmed by
the Court; one-third OF the balance on the
first day of April, 1876, when possession
will be given; and the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from A pril
/, 1876, TO be secured by judgment notes.
SAMUEL A. THOMAS,
JOSEPH ID. THOMAS,
Administrators of Jacob Thomas, decd.
TOct. 20, 1875.
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DROCLAMATION.-wmEREAs,

:,
'he Iioh- ohs'' 'oNkiS' Iresiueht
suuee Vi tne Co"Il oi oonliiioh rieas LOT
1he ..n 'ue'1iai ps'r,e,, composer ol 'he
1ouh'ies ., yInia'a, Ie''y anu oulliDer-
.an' anu '"r h"noi"U,eS 'o"'tnali "eisc,
% ulu 'onr sr noon'i p, 'uuseS oi 'he s.iu
Soui. =, o1n.,l'on .n: ,ces VI '"'iia'a eoun'y;
Ia ,'a'I 's'ue peesP' " n,e rireeaeu'
tni,. ua. S"r ,.a uSs " . "a = :, io'o'
~. n, O!ei anu Z, G iiiine,
n S,iu oe',el"i Jan oe,' cry, anu uehers' .,
TI|NTo,vN ~. VI r1ncr ru1 rr%.e, %, a. VT
nEnCrYpEu Io.s t:.L %, .,
~ s,i' -oo' o"s ''e o'i u"' vi
'"e anon.". II
''.I,.Na. n, uNhN' 70 inc UT
os,h' $3.50, ~ 'e anu ~ oo"s'ap'ee
"a ,I -; =, ~ '''"' wa, 'ne' oe 'he,
'''ai,a'. anI .u :" tnem Proper persons al one
80 ," ." :i;..., VI '"u ua.' WIZ
snS" ,nq"'si'io"s, eSalhi''"i"Ds
IN, - - ''"ees. ~ NV 'nose 'hinss
ma ma ~ .n's o'nosS 'esPeetNel! apper'ain,
i" 'iose '"'. ue o""'u os 'eooshl@ahcs tS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-11-03

.EoUember 26 .4ppointed BY tie Pres;-
dent.

.EoUember 26 .aRpointed By tie Prem.
dent.
WAsHISGroy, October 27.-By the
President of the United States oi
America.
A PROCLAMATION
In accordance with practice at once
wise and beautiful We have been accus.
toned. as the year is drawing TO close,
to devote an occasion to the humble ex.
preston of our thanks to Almighty
God for the ceaseless and distinguished
benefits bestowed upon us as = nation
ard for His mercies and protection
during the closing year. Amid the
rich and free enjoyment of all our ad
vantsges we should not forget the source
from whence they are derived and the
extent of our obligations to the Father
of All Mercies. We have full reason
to renew our thanks to Almighty God
for favors bestowed upon US during the
past year. BY His continuing mercy
civil and religious liberty have been
maintained, peace has reigned within
our borders, labor and enterprise have
produced their merited rewards, and to
His waschful providence We are indebt.
ed for security from pestilence and
other national calamity. Apart from
national blessings each individual
among us has occasion TO thoughtfully
recall and devoutly recognize the favors
aud protection which be has enjoyed.
Now therefore l, Ulysses S. Grant,
President of the United States, do re-
commend that on Thursday, the 25lh
day of November, the people of the
United States, abstaining from all Sec
ulsr pursuits aud from their accustom-
ed avoca;ions, do assemble in theiI
respective places Of worship, and in
such form as may seem most appropri-
ate in their own hearts offer to Almighty
God their Acknowledgements and thanks
for all His mercies and their humble
prayers for continuance of His divine
favor. In witness whereof l have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington this
9th day of October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seven,y-6ve, and Of the Independence
of the United States the one hundredth.
U. S. GRANT.
By the President,
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary of State.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-11-03
AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, appointed Auditor by
Il the Court of Common Please of Juni-
ata county 10 make distribution of the funds
in the hands of Lewis Burchfield and Nell
son A. Lukens, Assignees OF Samuel Y.
Shelley, to and among the parties legally
entitled thereto, hereby gives notice that he
will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in the borough of MIfilintown.
on the 18th day of November, iS15, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day. when and where
all persons who are interested may attend.
ALFRED J. PATTERSON,
Oct. Is, 1875. .frSifcr.
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Real Estate.
Executors Sale of
vALUABLEREAL ESTATE.

FTHE undersigned, Executor OF the estate
l. of DsvI1 Gingrich, late OF Delaware
township, deceased, will offer at public sale,
at the late residence of said decedent, in
Delaware township, Juniata county, Pa,
10 O'Clock, A. M on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1875,
The following described real estate:
Tract No. Containing SEVENTY
THREE ACRES, more or less, o5 acres of
which are cleared and nader cultivation !;
the balance is well set with chestnut and
rock-oak timber; having thereon
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
.rorgh-coated, BANK BARN, and outbuid-
ings. A Spring of never-fsiling water near
the house. An Orchard of general variety
of fruit. This property is bsunded BY
lands of Samuel ]. kurtz, j. l.. Auker, and
others Convenient TO churches. schools,
mills and stores, and ia a good neighbor-
hood.
Tract No. q Containing FOURTEEN
ACRES, all ch,arcd, has ing thereon erected
comfortable LOG HOUSE, weatherbcard .
ed, and Frame Stable. Water convenient.
Fruit in variety. This tract is about three
fourths of a mile from the mansion place
above mentioned, and bounded by lands OF
Samuel Kurtz, Wm. Benner aud others.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Also. at the same time and place, the fol-
lowing personal property of said decedent
will be sold AT public sale, Three work
horses, two colts, three cows, three head OF
Young cattle, sheep, 5 head Of hogs, shoats,
| carriage, / spring wagon, l farm wagon,
ihreshing machine and tread power, plows,
harrows and other farming utensils, grain,
corn fodder, chickens. Also full line OF
household furniture. Terms made known
on day of sale.
JACOB SHELLEY,
Executor of David Gingrich, dec's.
Oct. 20, 1875.
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Ncsc advertisements.
To Contractors.

~ up TO December 4, 1873, by the under
signed, for the building of new FIR ame
Schoo! House, at Vision, in Spruce Hill
township. Plan and specifications my be
seen at the residence of the Secretary -
Proposals viii be opened and the letting
take plsce at Spruce Hill School House, on
Monday, December 9th, at O'Clock p. Nj.
Directors reserve the priTilcge of rejecting
any or alF.bids.
s.P. WHARTON, Sec'y
Nov 3, 1S75-td
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SPANISH troubles with this country
are coming to a focus, and it is the
opinion of some men that a war with
that'country cannot be avoided. A war
at this time, to the country generally
would come as the proverbial peal of
thunder in clear sky, unhcralded by
sound or appearance, and would break
over the people with startling effect.
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&c N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd.
GEORGE REULING, NJ. D., late Prof. of
Eye and Ear Surgery in the Washington
University, Surgeon in charge.
The large handsome residence Of the late
CHARLES CARROLL, has been fitted up with
all the improvements adopted in the latest
Schools ~ EUROPE, for the special treat
ment of this class of diseases. Apply BY
letter to GEORGE REULING, N. D.,
Surgeon in Charge.
nf1 A DAY at home. Agents wsnted.-
4lI Outfit and terms free. TRUE Il Co.,
Augusta, Maine.