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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
NOTICE N BANKRUPTCY.

Jas. =. KENNEDY, Secretary Ju,iie. hinin
fslg I'd
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Chartered Dy
the State for
the purpose OF
giving the best
possible treat
ment in all cases
OF PRIVATE and
CHRONIC Diseases
in all theirvaTied
and complicated
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A LIVELY FUNERAL.

THE WHOEVER H0OTED AND SHOT At BUI
HIS NEIGHBoRs HAVE REASON FOR THEIR
CONDUCT.
READING, PA, Aug. 2l.-There was great
excitement here at the funeral of Mrs. Bes-
niger and her three children, drowned on
Thursday last. 1t seems, from the
stories of the people, that the woman
had lived unhappily with her husband, ow-
ing 10 the Introduction by him of another
woman into the house, and that unbappi
ness resulted in a quarrel Monday, when
the husband ordered his wife to leave the
house, and to take the two girls with her.
while be would retain the boy. The
next day she went to the canal with the
children, and after filling a basket with
ssones, in which operation the children as
sisted, she bound the basket securely to her
b Idy and taking the three children in her
arms leaped into the canal and all were
drowned. AS soon as the bodies were
rscovered and taken TO their former
home, the police were compelled TO guard
the house 70 prevent violence to the husband.
At the funeral to-day large crowd, num-
bering perhaps thousand people, followed
the carriages on foot. When the bodies were
lowered into the graves, there were loud
boots and rush was made for Bessinger
The police hurriedly placed him in a carriage
and drove of, receiving on passing the Gem.
e.ery gates another shot, which it is thought
wounded him, as he was carried into The
house. The police ara still on guard. anC
the people, including many women, con.
tinue their threats.
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IN n p g E l. . W
h pTHE GREATEST SPECIALIST OF THE
= A2z IL tho Northwest, where ne IS well
10 Eva ,ts established the LARG Esq PI2A C.
fZC9 X Il e. IS t2' ~ xgN1'Y YEAISStn ChRON-
az anu ssU.s1sf DL5EAbES, OF both MALE
and FEMALE, 81 2z9 South Clark ST.. corner OF
Van Buren. Chicseo. Iii.
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OST M A NJ HOOD

/ OS III p " II 90 . ]
Il IHOW IT CAN BE EESTORED. The esle-
A1brated DR.. BIGELOW, known throughout
al the Northwestern states, has prepared Ger
tain remedies for the cure Of EPERMAT0R
RIGA, or NlcR 20 CS DEBILITY, producing
BLOTCHES on the FACE and a AVERSION TO
SOCIETY, ETC., uniting the afnicted for
SOCIAL BUSINESS or CARRIED LIE
These REAEDIES cap be RELIED upon, az
the Doctor has used them IN his practice for the
last TWENTY WARS.
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of the town. and would have made bloody
work il there had been any attempt to ar
resi- the real offender, though they permitted
lhe arrest of another man who ca ilv proved
an alibi. A number of special police had
been sworn 10 anticipation of trouble. but
they were completely cowed, aud did not
attempt 10 act. There were numerous
smaller outrsges, too tedious TO narrate here,
and on the whole it wps the cruelest,
bloodiest night that Schuylkill County has
lruOuvf1 for vQQra
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A SURE CURE FOR THE PILES

bas been discovered by old DR.. Williams ian In.
dian remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian ONT
nept, single box hes cured the worst Cd
chronic csses of the blind. bleeding, Itching sr1d
liberated Piles OF Is and 30 years Standing 10
tons, instruments and electuarieS are onlN,a
waste OF time and money. The Indian ONT
me1t gives instant and painless relief Over CO.
UOO cured patients attest its virtues, and INV.
slcians OF all schools pronounce il the eTeafsxt
contribution 10 medicine of the age. Willis mrs
Indian Ointment is prepared exclusively for Toe
Piles and nothing else. Sold by druggists snd
country storekeepers In all parts Of the world.
Sold wholesale by Haskit& Hetselgesser, Stew.
art Morgan and Browning & Sloan, Indfanap
oils, Ind.
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GOOD NEWS
TO TIE
5 SUFFERING.

The AOSt Wonderful Medical ntScovorv
HnoW. 60 Man; white there Is Ltfe
.ncre ls Hope. Done Give Up the shIps
FRAZIER ~
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IEw ADVERTISEMENTS

THE UNIVERSITY OF woOSTER.-Three
Il courses Of four years each. CLASSICAL,
ancient languages, etc. PHILOSOPHICAL,
omitted, modern languages instead. Students
OF either sex admitted. Preparatory Depart
ment three years courses. A fun tea chers'
course. Location healthy. Board and expen-
ses cheap. On the p, TT. w. Il c. r. r. FAN
term begins September Is. For catalogues adj
dress the president, the REV. a. a. E. TAYLOR,
ID. H.. Wooster, ..
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/ PIP LEGATION Foe.. IQUOIs LlOKNSs

Notice is hereby given that / VIII apply to the
board OF County Commissioners OF Marion
county, state OF Indiana, at their regular term,
10 be begun and ne Il in the court honse of said
county on The Tvs, Monday in september, 1910,
for licenseto sell, barter and give away spirit
nous, vinous and matt intoxicating liquors in
less quantity than quart at a time, with the
privilege OF allowing the same TO be drank on
the within described premises, for one year
Said premises wherein said liquors are To be.
said and drank Is KIN own as 40 EastWasbir g
tan street, Ninth Ward, this city
FRED. ePIER.
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Believing, that cleansing the blood vas the
only true way OF banishing disease, aud BERG
troubled with scrofuionS affection KNOWN ss
s sn,. ohh9ssun, and Weakness OF the LnnEs
anu nndlnS no cure, 1commenc ed 10 expert men
oy compromising roots, using the medicine.t thus
obtained L fortunately discovered q most
only gave me instantaneous relief but ssss- a
lew weeks time efeced 8 perfect cue
aud was IN the habit of gfyinc them 49, -
the slcE. found the medicine poesSessssi' sts
moot wonceriul healing virtues, effectlng oures
OF eli diseases originating from bad blood or
weakness OF the system, as IL nv magic. AZ lsst
the demand became so great thai I found my
sen called upon 20 supply patients with med
icine la all parts OF the continent. and l was
compelled tn establish laboratory for com
quantities. was at first back ward IN prssFrt-
ing either myself OF remedy to tie prblic. rot
oe.nk = psIeAL medicine man, and with iinai ,ed
since first adve rtiEed this wopderful -
ielne have been crowded with orders nom
letters 4 have received nom persons cared
proves tne iaci tlat no remedy has ever done so
| inuch guod ana hao such a success as the Root
| bltteTS. Root Bltters are strictly n1edloirsl
@ f a3,S snch ss was used in the good cd
Dy somo simple root or plant, and when cElO-
mel and other polsons OF the mineral kinx.srSn
%ese t nn S For Consumption, AsIhEA,
Sataifh, Scrofula, Scrofulous kruptions, Fhsu-
nat1sm, Heart Disease, Dizziness, Liver CIarl-
paint, Kidney aud Urinary Diseases, Fever and
Agne, dyspepsia, Lost Vitality ana Broken
Down Constitutions, these Root Bitrers are upt
Versalty admitted to be the most wonderful as
coSery IN the world. Their searching, hesl,ng
properties penetrate every portion Of the ma.
man frame soothing the lungs and strenxrSeH-
/ ing me stomach, kidneys and liver. Ter
weakly, nervous young men, suffering from iOsf
| OF memory, etc., caused nom abuses Ia eS<iy
NE, and To delicate females, these Root B.tferu
are especially recommended. No other nnsli-
cine Will cure Scurvy, syphilis, Salt Rheurn,
bolis, le1er, hingwOrm, White Swelling, S1rs
Eyes, Running ofthe Ears, Ulcers Fever sores
! PILES. Cancerous Formations, Dropsy, ErysfrSs-
| las, P1mples, Flesh Worms, Pustules, Elotc1lss,
ana ali Skin Diseases, so quickly as the Egos
blItera. An diseases have their origin IL Sad
o<ooc Inc Root Bitters lays the axe at II root
% Inc efes OF disease by searching and party fr
/ the OiOOo winch will nOurish and inviSOiats
| renatr untjI = ripe old age.
, warrant my Root Bits a perfect cu.-s for
| The above and similar diseases, and in case Of
| failure, where the medicil = has had lail triad
SIIShanR ali TO call or write and get bsch ttsir
| money. show this notice TO your druggist OF
lsloIekeeperi II ne don't have a stock Of M Roo
BitterS On hand, ask him to order supply
] Is w. FRAZIER, Cleveland, Q.
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tie into troublesome disorders. Ernptiors of the
skin are the appearance on the surface of hu-
mors that should be expelled from the blood
Internal d. arrangements are the deternn nation of
these same humors to some internal organ or
organs, whose action they dersnge, and hose
substance they disease and destroy. AYERS
SARSAPARILLA expels these humors from The
blood When they are gone, the disorders they
produce disappear, such as liberation OF the
Liver, stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and
EIuptlve Diseases OF the Skin, st. Authony's
Fire, Rose or Frysipelas, Pimp'es, Pusfules
500 H., i,i, Ir,e SnS IL niseuthi
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones Sid
and head, Female Weakness, SteriIity Leu
cOrrhPa arising from intei nal liberation and
uterine disease Dropsy, Dyspepsia. Emaciaiion
and General Debility. With their departure
health returns
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TESTIMONIALS.
$4,000 REWARD.

viii pay $500 to any one SHOW ing that =
single testimonial L publish is not genuine;
also am additional reward OF 5000 for a meui-
cine that has ever effected one-hslf q. many
cures during the time Introduced g. Frazzers
Root Bltters. The above reward payable in
gold, and challenge open to he world
q. w. FRAZIER,
Proprietor, Cleveland ..
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II O 70 nj Q ME M

suffering from the effects or tnet dreadful de-
- structive dis, ase, SPERMATORRHCEA,
caused by SELF ABUSE, the symptoms of which
are Seminal Losses, INDIGESTION, IRRITA-
BILITY, Loss of Manly Power, frightful dreams,
sensation OF falling when asleep, melancholy,
self distrust, confused memory, bashfulness and
,irnidity, palpItation Of the hears, flashes OF
heat, chilly sensations reGtlegsnesS cold feet, at
times voracious appetite. sallow complexion,
blotches and piriples on the face, love 81 5olt-
tude. inability TO concentrate the mind,
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering MAR
RAGE IMPROPER, such should apply al once.
Every case can be cured. His reputation gual
antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO
STAMPS. His large work now in press, sent for
30 cents, containing the latest facts worth know
ing.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

This compound of the
vegetable alternatives,
Sarsaparilla, Dock, Still
lingia and Asndrake,
with the IO6iGe OF Pc
tasSiUln and Iron makes
4 most eflec.ua' cure OF
a series OF complaints
which are very preva-
lent and sfilicting. II
pnrifies the blood. purSes
ont the lurking humors
in the system. that I'M
dermin z health and SET
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An Imperfnnr r.a.

Ihe voluntary testimony Of ,ho,s.od
Establishes beyond all doubt a sc, - -
IMPORTANCE to the sick and debilita,ed VIZ
nosletter 5 stomach Bitters is an an,
sOluie specific for remiitent ana in,erri,
WI ever dyspepsia, constitution h;l;ons
ns mental depression, sleeplessness
stomarh uiMarInoea and all diseases of M
es %a1s6, Liver and bowels, The unmedi.
oasss anin usually prescribed in these
go ohI. aSeravaie the symptoms in
sseAo OF removing them. The Ri1,,,ss M M
ooh.rary, act as a CORRECTIVE s1d ~
msolan,' without. producing The nnn "a
olS anu dangerous consequences Of III
oid school practice. The action tne
,ha soo,hing TO The irritaied somach mng
n.~sis prompting digestion and preyen,
ing nasulence, Nausea, headache 'snS IN
Intestinal irregularities. A winerIsssmI
Tao meats greatly assists digestion :
inc eohssiescent may use them win grea,
benefit, as a means Of resiorinc s,-s5..h
and c~heerfulness. =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

Masonic MEETING AND BANQUET
On the ace sion of an Official visit OF X. W.
Grand Master Alfred r. Potter to Lodge
No. SIS. A. y. NJ, of this place, which
occurred on Tuesday of last week. he was
received by an asseniblsge OF n hun
dred members of the fraternity, including
visitors. many of whom are distinguished
members of the Order. After spending
some time in the LOige-room in a social
meeting long TO be remembered hY ali
present, an invitation was extended 10 the
assembled members by the W. N. Of SOM
erset Lodge. George W. Kimmel, ESD, to
repair 10 Hills Hotel and partake of q
banquet prepared specially tor The occs-
Ision. R.-W. Grand Master Potter highly
complifnented the host and hostess of the
Hin House on the magnificent entertain
ment, TO which compliments all the guess
said amen. Dr.. c. \. Hickok, Esq, ci
Bedford. Grand Rep, TO the g. L. of The
United States. Hon L. ID. IutZy and
Mai. W. \. Miller, Of Ursiaa, and others
Joined in making the evening interesting
and pleasant TO al. Many guests not
members Of the Order partook of the re-
past.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct. 6.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. g.
Dear Hrdld-Savannah is 4 city with
a population OF about thirty thousand
souls. II is situated on a perfect level,
and surrounded on ali sides by a beautiful
plain. The soil is of a sandy nature, and
the crops are principally cotton and rice.
The weather at present is mild and warm.
This morning we had rain, but no such
rain as we are accustomed TO have in SOM
erset this time OF year, but is more like
the rains we have in July and August.
The people here know nothing of snow
and cold rains. At present cabbage, beans
and other vegetables are being planted for
the market. The people here DO not full
~ accept the results of the war. They
do not appear to have the same regard Tor
their fellow nan as our northern people
do.
| left Baltimore on the first of October
on the Sangosea. Sailing along the coast
| had an opportunity TO see many of the
forts which played such a prominent part
in the late war. While on board tie YES
sci | became acquainted with Il gentleman
from Florida, who was my bunk mate.
We got into a conversation on the late
war. He asked me whether | had been
in the late war. When | told him that I
had been and that | still telt the effects Of
it, he asked if | had ever heard of the
Andersonville prison and of the manner
in which our poor soldiers had been treat
ed there. To this | replied that | had %
my sorrow. At this he spoke up and told
me that he was a captain at that prison. I
said he must have enjoyed starving u
men while there" He replied: "Oh.
no, but Il took a fancy in robbing them.
He showed me an elegant gold watch,
which he told me one of the guards had
stolen from a Yankee, and which he had
bought from the guard for 50. To my
question as to why he did not prevent this
stealing, he only said That those times
were oyer. There are very few Northern
men in Savannah, but there are a large
number of them in busin IS in Augusta
Tho manner of raising rice is pretty
much the same as raising wLelt in
Someraet county; and it is threshed in
much the same n as you do wheat
Rice is selling at from s to 10 cents per
quart, and cotton at IRON s To 10 cents per
pound. The cotton market is dull just at
present, but they tell me the winter trade
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

LAY UP FOR WINTEE.-The present is
opportune for suggesting to our mechanics
and laboring men the wisdom of lay ing
up something for winter. which promises
to be severe and dull. The dull times dur
ing the summer does not admit of an easy
adherence to the saving principle, Lowev-
er necessary, and in order TO do 50 some
sacrifice is required, but voluntary sacri-
fee in summer seems much better than
enforced sacrifice in winter. A few pen
mics saved here and there will fill up many
c~revices next winter. and rob the storm Of
much of their effect upon our spirit and
personal needs. There are little mouths
to look after, and there is q wife whom
the husband has promised TO support.
These have a pressing claim upon the
means and economy OF the workingman.
who should hesitate to spend a single ten
cents willis there is danger OF future need.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

Samuel Danley, a miller in Indiana
county, noticed something in the fore-bay
had stopped the water from passing
through TO the wheel. He went to make
an examination, and his distress and horror
may he imagined when he pulled out his
little son aged about two years, who had
fallen into the race, and was swept down
to the wheel. The boy was dead when
discovered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

The few light fros,s already experienc-
ed have served to hasten the ripening oil
chestnuts, and nutting excursions to the
adjacent groves have been inaugurated by
the juveniles, who daily resort there to
gather these favorites of the nut species.
These excursions afford a vast amount OF
pleasurable excitement to the children, and
are an innocent and healthful means Of rec
reation to the little folks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20
HENRY SEIFERT.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Pitthburgh
Leader says the heaviest gas well struck
in the oil region opened up on Wednes-
day. 1t is impossible to estimate the
amount of gas furnished, but there must
be some millions of cubic feet each TWEEN
ty-iour hours. The roar can be heard a
distance of two miles from the well. 1t
is located on the Charlie Dufey farm,
three quarters OF q mile north of the IA
nous Burns well, which it probably sur
passes in the amount of gas furnished.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

Judge Pearson. OF Dauphin county, has
made a request that hereafter the list OF
Jurors be not published, for the reason
that the ends OF justice are frequently de-
teated by such publication, it %atfording
parties interested in cases an opportunity
10 interview the Grand Jurors before the
assembling of that body.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

where all persons Interested may attendif they
think proper.
Account Of Mary 4. MeTrlen, Admrx-, Of Mary
Read. dee.
Account Of Hiram Morrison, admir- OF Jane H.
Morrison deed.
Account Of Henry and Amos Walker, adm'rs Of
John CT. v alker, decd.
Account 81 aerume B.. Jennings. admir- Of Is
TIel Rh0ads. decd.
Account Of J. Ii. Uhl admir- Of solomon Knee,
deed.
Account of \. ). Mitchell and jeremiah Llston,
ex'rs OF Thomas Listen. tecif.
Account Of Samuel Comp, Cx'r Of Benjamin
LrJulmaB. decd.
Account OF Michael Long. ex'r Of Nagjalen
Long. decd.
Account trE J. AMI is. Meyers AMI W-G.
Scarock- exrsof Iac1hJ. Meyers, deed.
Acc0uut Of e.. l. Miller, ex'r Of ". ?. welsh
.Uuse, deed.
Account Of EFumanuei J. Lsch;y, ex'r or Wm.
Meyers, deed ami testamentxy sGardiaBOi The
minor children Of SAID deed.
Account Of Michael Long, trustee fr thu sale of
the real estate OF Magialen Long, decd.
Isaac kaufman, trustee for the sa,c Of the real
estate OF Jacob Custer, deed.
Account Of Samuel Kennel, guardian OF Elien
II. Teller.
Account Of Daniel sSaraer guardian Of Chris
tilna Swarnsr.
Account OF Jonas Ankcny, guardian Of Isaiah
Good.
Aecegnt of John Il. TFelIerbaIm. guardian o.
John H.. Martscuy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

THOSE of our citizens who desire to at
tend the Pittsburgh Exposition will find
il to their interest TO arrange it so that
they can return Saturday night. By go
ing down to Pittsburgh on Thursday,
they will be able to put in Friday and
Saturday at the Exposition, and return by
the express Saturday night, provided their
numbers are such as will justify the run
ing of a special on the branch. Round
trip tickets are selling at 81, at Mineral
Point.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

A man named Dunlap, who was en-
ployed as puddler in the rolling mill, at
Scottdale. Pa, while sitting upon a barrel
at the South West station. on Tuesday
last, fell over on the ground and instantly
expired. He had always enjoyed good
health, and was a sober and industrious
workman A coroner's jury was empan-
nelled at once, and rendered a verdict OF
death from rupture of the heart.
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SALE.

By virtue Of q decree aEd order Of TIE Court q
Common Pleas of Somerset county, Pa, AMI ~
me directed, theTs viii be exposed TO public sale,
on the premises. On Icndsy. the 8th day OF Nov.
lSI5. the following described property. viz; 4 lot
o. ground containiug0 one aore, situated in Upper
Iurkeyioo. township, known IS the Old Dlciples'
Caurch property,
Terms:-One-half Of the purchase money 10 be
paid On continuation of sale, aad tht bal.ncc IN
one year, wi boat interest.
Sale t. cernnsncc at one o'clock p. vi. OF sad
day. AARON SCHRACE.
Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

l will open during the week, n of the
largest assortment OF Prints, Giughams.
brown and bleached Muslins. Tickings.
Sheetings, Flannels, Cassimeres, Shawls,
Skirts, Umbrellas, ladies, trimmed Hats,
Corsets, woollen Sacks, Hoods, Nubias,
and Comforts, ever brought to this market.
Depot for Royal Victoria Alpacas.
G.. II. PARKER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

We notice, by circular received from
standing committee. that a reunion OF
those persons who were members OF any
branch of the State Legislature, prior to
1851, and their clerks, will be held at Har-
risburg on Wednesday. Nov. 10Th. There
are several persons in this county who are
on the list.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

Two farmers boys were arrested al
Bridgeport on Friday morning last for
placing distractions on the Bedford x
Bridgeport Railroad. They were taken 10
Bedford to await trial at the next term OF
the Court of Quarter Sessions which takes
place in that county. No motive is as
signed for the crime.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

For Germantown Wool, knitting Yarns,
Alexander and Jonvoin Kids. Ladies Berlin
Gauntlets and Gloves, gents riding and
dress Gloves, fancy silk Handkerchief,
ladies and gents Neck Wear, plain and
fancy Hose, Hamburg and Lace Edgings,
jet, pearl, and silk Buttons, working Cot
tons. AMI all variety of Notions, Royal
Victoria Alpaccs, call at
G.. r. PARKER's,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-20

The whole number of newspapers and
periodicles published in the State of Penn
sylvania is 707. OF this number seventy
eight are daily, two tri -weekly. two semi
weekly, five hundred and eleven weekly,
nineteen semi-monthly, eighty-eight
monthly. two b%i-monthly, and five quar-
ter-mon,hly publications. The average
circulation is l,030. or 72S, 30 copies
monthly. making a grand yearly aggre-
gate of 8, 73s, $50.
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y HARRY FRITZ, ca

nAhhf FRITZ, Coanfy Ssyv,,o- ~,
deed, ma MA attention 70 all surveying writip VII ~
entrusted 70 him. CoilectIons @s.Senents Ae,
me- ~ made estates settled, land tifIae oook
- 80. = anseraets OF titles furnished An In
ami sals "a nortgages bonds. notes. Ae. boHat,
erses pbeerits block, near the Court Hdpss 10
every s Ho5icE-He viii be found in his ot,.
wise engaged. 0'her days unless other