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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

Mason & Hamlin, Geo. Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomass
Music Store, Danyille. Dec. 1-3m
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

Diaries for 1877, cheap at Central Book
Store.
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NOTICE.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n DNI Y ID 7 NY TVTt > MI IOI.
"A ESTATE or DANIEL HASHNER- DECEASED.
letters OF Administration on the estate of Daniel
Kashner, late OF Catawissa twp, COL Co, deceased
have been granted by the Register Of said county to
Peter $, Kashner, Of same twp Columbia county,
Admir-, to whom all persons indebted are request
ed to make payment, and those having claims or
demands against the said estate Will make them
known to the said Administrator without delay.
PETER 5. kASUNER.
administrator.
Dec. /, 1s16-Gw'
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A DNINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A TDITNR,S NOTICE.

A UDITCRS NOTICE.
~ BarATB or WILLIAM rARBFr, LATE OF uAD1-
sON rnWSsHIr, DEUSAs6n.
The undersigned Auditor TO make distribution of
the fund IN the hs nd- ri the Administrator 0 the es-
tate OF William HRrocr deceasct, will .tteod 10 the
duties OF his appointment, st his ONES In Blooms
burg, on saturday, Jan, ttn, 1911, 81 10 o'clock q
m, when ard where all persons having claims
against tns sais estate, required to present The
Same before the Auditor or be desarred from com
ing In for snare Of said fund. .---
f. p. BILLHFYFR,
s. Dec 15-4w Auditor.
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Pocket Books, Cigar and Card Cases a
styles and prices at Hendershott's.
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt's.

IN nnn subscribers for 1911 EVERYBODY is
DltUUU getting POTTERS AM MERIChN
MONTHLY, richly Ilu trlted, ably edited Family
Magazine at only % year. specimens 70 cents'
'' JOHN E. POTTER & CO., Pubs Phia.
Dec22, 1s-4w
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A complete assortment of Fresh Nuts
R aisins, Figs, Prunes &c, at Hendershotts.
|
Highest cash prices paid for Musk Rat,
Mink, Black Skunk, Otter, Racoon, &c, at
D. Lowenberg's.
At Lutz & Sloan's you can get good USE
Tul Christmas presents at any price from a
cent Handkerchief to a 90. 90 set of Furs.
10 pieces of those l21 cent Plaids at 1,
w Hartmans, Call soon.
A fine assortment of Furniture of all
grades aud at prices to suit, just the thing
for Holiday presents, at q. w. Corrells.
Those 12l cent Plads at Clark & VOLTS,
and Reps at 16 to 20 cents are going off fast
A full line of al, kinds of Goods at bottom
prices.
Cadman has a splendid assortment of Pic
ture Frames, Paper Holders, root Rests
Brackets. Towel Racks, Music Racks Stands,
Tables, Chamber Sets and Furniture Of ev
cry description, inst the things for Holiday
Gifts, and all at the lowest prizes.
Ladies' Fancy Silk handkerchief so cts,
to $l.40 at l. w. Harman's.
Christmas Goods 10 great variety at the |
Central Book Store Post Oiiice).
Castors, Pitchers, &c, suitable for Holiday |
presents at NJ. NJ. Russel's
- ~s -
Go to Lutz g. Sloan and get your wife
new black Alpaca dress for Christmas
present They have Just received nine new
pieces at prices that can't be beat.
Gents fancy Slippers just received at E.
VI. knorr's.
Holiday presents just received by }.
Schuyler & Son; Skates, Boys Tool Chests,
Plated Ware, Call Bells, fine Pocket Cut.
lery &c.
Choice Perfumery in Fancy Boxes, Chro-
mo and Engraved Bottles at Hendershott's.
Nubias, Scarfs, Furs, &c. for Christmas
at /. w. Hartman's.
Rubber Boots at Mcknney's.
For good cheap suit of Clothes go to
ID. Lowenberg's.
Mason & Hamlin, Geo. Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomas's
Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3m
At Lutz s; Sloan's you can get Silk
Handkcrchles from So cents to ,25, sets
of Furs from So cents to 5000, Ladies
Shawls from 70 cents to $500, White Blan-
kets from 2,60 per pair up, and almost any
thing you want in the Dry Goods line at
prices to suit the times.
Diaries for 1877, cheap at Central Book
Store.
Pocket Books, Cigar and Card Cases all
styles and prices at Hendershott's.
Look at /. w. Hartman's new style of
Glass Ware for presents.
Ladies and Chlldren's Slippers at E. NJ.
| knorr's.
| Gents fancy Slippers at I.cKinney's.
New stock of Gold Pens, Pencils, &c. at
the Central Book Store, Post Oilice.)
Fine French Candy in many styles at 40
cents per pound at Hendershott's. 5.
|
Ask to see !. w. Hartmans Ladies'
Vests for SO, rs and 90 cents, 500, 81 %
and $3.50.
| HOLIDAY GOODS, Lamps, Chrystal We'd
| ding Sets, q fine assortment Of China and
Glass Ware at NJ. NJ. Russels.
Buy your Clothing at ID. Lowenberg's.
|
Chickering, Steinway Mathushek & Haines
Bros, Pianos, at Thomas's Music Store
| Danville. Dec. 1-3m
Tubular Lanterns at M. NJ. Russel's.
Gents Underwear 40 cents to 81 .25 at
W. Hartman's.
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Ask to sec !. w. Hartman's Ladies'
Vests for so, 75 and 80 cents, 500, 81 %
and $3.50.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

Tubular Lanterns at NJ. NJ. Russel's.
Gents Underwear 40 cents to 81 l.25 at !.
w. Hartman's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

HOLIDAY GOODS, Lamps, Chrystal We'd
ding Sets, a fine assortment Of China and
Glass Ware at NJ. NJ. Russel's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

Fine French Candy in many styles at 40
cents per pound at Hendershott's. 5.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

New stock of Gold Pens, Pencils, &C., at
the Central Book Store, Post Oilice.)
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-22

Look at /. W. Hartman's new style OF
Glass Ware for presents.
Ladies and Children's Slippers at E. NJ.
Knorr's.
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The New York Security Life Insurance
and Annuity Company has burst and re-
ceiver has been appointed. The affairs OF
the Co. are in bad condition and lis doubt
ful if the policy-holders will obtain any
thing.
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Buy your Clothing at ID. Lowenberg's.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21

two, being also on his list. Victor Hugo himself
failed of an election on the first ballot; aud on the
scond was indebted TO Gambetta's support for suc-
cess, whose advocacy brought in also NJ Peyrat,
Radical, the third. 1t is q characteristic OF NJ.
Gambetta that he knows when to stop. To have ex-
cluded the Radicals entirely would have exasperated
a section with whose support the Republic cannot
dispense The rejection of NJ Louis Blanc in favor
of Pcyrat is TO he deplored; the more as NJ. Lonis
Blanc irrecOnciliabe he is in policy, had given
his adhesion to that policy of electoral conciliation
which made Republican victory possible. lie VIII
have his choice of half dozen or moro seats In the
Assembly and he need not regret his failure 10
reach Senate to the very existence of which ne Is
theoretically opposed. The reports OF hls Illness
am glad to say, were exaggerated.
hear from Paris that the delay in preparing ana
forwarding plan of the space assigned to french
exhibitors at the Centennial Exhibition has caused
annoyance. The plan was only received Monday OF
this week Meantime; French exhibitors, to the
number Of five OF six daily. tired of waiting, have
been sending in notices of withdrawal. IL is honghf
that French machinery will in consequence be very
poorly represented. The space orlgina ly assigned
for machinery WAS Inadequate and that too caused
a good deal of dissatisfaction. But matters have
been so managed that it is now likely to prove
larger than will be wanted. In fine arts the pros
pect is much better.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21

Ink by rapid cylinder presses from steel plates made Tor
the purpose which, with the faces is believed by Depart
ment officials be a compliance with the law requiring
two plate printngs in the Department.; not so TO MI
McCartee When the law took effect he ceased printing
the seals upon fractional currency from his steel plates
dies fast presses, hut laid down expensive plates
for surface printing and has made the millions OF I'M
prcssons required for the currency since July by the Ia
borous process Of hand-priuting, causing additional
expenditure OF two three hundred thousand dollars
and running throu IN years appropriation In eight
months or course there intention on the part OF
Congress to Increase the cost Of fractional currency
notes VIII ch circulated only about one year, being
destroyed upon their first the Treasury ana IL
is charged that II only desire OF expendinR
large Of money and having large force oi EN-
ployes under hs control that betrayed the head OF the
Bureau into such palpahle misunderstanding OF the
law. There be probability of an Immediate
appropriation for the continuance Of the Bureau ana
the 400 operatives may thank official folly for lack OF
protection against the rcors Of Winter
There another inconvenience from the stoppage OF
the Bureau No more Nati0nJ bank notes can De
printed and that provision Of the law which requires
the Controller OF the Currency 10 replace with new notes
uu notes redeemed by the Treasurer cannot he com
piled with and the banks cannot b" expected to make
per fund good 10 the amount of their notes
redeemed and laid away in the Treasury awaiting the
starting Of the presses.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
A QUICKLY SPENT APPROPRIATION.

HOW THE PRINTING BUREAU WENT THROUGH
YEARS ALLOWANCE IN FIGHT MOSTHs-FoUR-
TEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE OUT WORK.
IFRoN A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TUE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-1he lockout in the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury still continues The
count Of the paper hand about 100000 Sheets is
not yet finished. The examination OF the books is to
follow II makes little difference however, how long II
takes the appropriation upon which the bureau de-
pepds IL virtually exhausted This happens from what
s considered in the Department forced and extrava
CANT construction, placed Mr. McCartee, the head OF
the bureau, up provision Of the law Of last session.
which required that notes. currency and securities Of
tie United States DO executed with not less than three
plate PRINTING!, two TO be done by the Depart
ment and ono by outside company
IL customary to have the backs Of fractional cur
rercy printed outsde the aces the seal by the Print
ins Bureau Up TO July last the seal put on In red
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
GEN. SCHENCK RETAINED.

ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION OF PEEsIDLNr GIANTS
PECULIAR HOBBY FIRE FROM THE DIMo-
CRATIC HOUSE DLsTR,Ys THE HOPE OF
scmENCKs REMOVAL
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUsEI
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-It seems after all that
Gen. Schenck is to be retained as Minister to En-
gland, which Is another illustration of the oft re-
peated maxim of the President, never 10 remove
man while under fire. The scandal against Gen.
Schenck has been 50 strong, both as regards founda-
ton aud gravity, that it cOuceded OIL ali sides
by the politicians in high stations that he must step
aside. Indeed, it known that Mr.. Fish was OPP
pos-d to his retention, and is the public
seBtiment against him that there is little doubt that
he would have retired had not the Democratic
House proceeded to investigate his connection with
the Emma Mine. The friendship Of the President.
however, 40 in the case of Coy. Shepherd
and any number of other intimates, was
cemented 10 him as soon a. an investigation
was proposed. Gen. Scbenck s, therefore. indebted
more to the Democratic House for his continuance
In Office than to his natural strength with the
Administration. When the resolution for An In
vestgation passed and its purport was reported
IN London, Gen. scbenck telegraphed to Gen. Gar
held inquiring. in effect. II he was to be sacrificed
oy the Confederate House. Inquiries and dispatches
followed. until recently, within few days. tho
President has ordered dispatch sent to the Minister
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
LINE EXAMINATIONS IN TIE NAVY.
THE EXAMINING BOARD not ACTING UNDER

THE FXAMISING BOARD NOT ACTING UNDER A
PROPER SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY.
IRON REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBuSE'l
WAsHINGTON, Feb. 2O.--lt would be well Tor
Congress examine the of procedure adopted
by the Naval Examining Boari in session at the
Navy Department, in this city, All officers OF the lne OF
the navy below the grade of commodore have to appear
before this Board now composed OF Comnodores N'cho
son ana Febg,r aud Capt. whiting for examination rs
{, their mental moral. and professional aitanmenfs.
preliminary their promotion TO higher grade In the
service The officers Of the Board not sworn to
examine ease impartially and apt 10 examine INTO
matters regarding the Of officer which have
long been adjudhaied and put at rest Thty sehd
out nterroga oIcs officers Junior in rank to the officer
appear ng before thcm aud treat hcarsay aud tr pdre
statements oftentm not sworn to by the olhoer
Answering "a testimony required by law. such state
mrnfs would rejected by justice OF the peace
~ they would have weight IN any court IN the land
There is something wrong in tho law fe ard, an
officers commission forfeited should he fail to pass he
rcqurcd examination and II IL doubtful n there Is
single record OF an officers examination on the files Of
the Navy Department where the examination ana pr"
ceedngs are recorded wlthin the meaning or the spirit
ot the law creating the Board viz the act of April ~
1894 A IL now stands this Board has unlimited
powcrs III fact powers exceeding those OF any court IN
tho land and Justice demands some d'iin'd course OF
nrrcur 81 that the rights ~ junior officers may be re-
- ccted These officers should he Ia do their duty
inpartalv a. many complaints made that Justice u
NOT accorded aud some officers, with few friends III
power suffer when before them by malignant reports OF
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
CRIMES AND cAsuALllEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LrwIsrOv, Me-. Feb 2O.-K-iih, the man con-
ycted OF poisoning the well OF neghbor In Leeds was sen
terced to ten years IN state Prison yesterday.
MILWAUKEE, Feb 20.-ihe Assembly mas con-
cnrred In Tho senate amendment Vance bi which
rcpcas the and the bill now needs only the sigma
tuIe OF the Governor
RICHMOND. Va Feb 2O.-R. ID. Rufin, colOred
member Of the House Delegates from Dinwdde County,
WI yesterday for improper Conduct In abstractng
money from the pay book Of the serxeantatArms
Sr LOUIS, Feb. 20.--The Circuit Court has re-
70 grant writ Of cetiorar applied fer 0y MAYOR
prton the legality the scton OF the City Council 10
deciding Henry Overs,oz was elected Mayor last May
Application win made 70 the Supreme Court on Monday
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A BANKRUPr's TRANSPARENT FRAUD.

WAsHISGToS. Feb 20, 1875.
The Supreme Court of the District of Co
umba Yesterday decided the caee OF Phelps against Nc
Donald II appears that the latter, during the war; went
soutb on the heels OF the Federal army and wherever he
could bought cotton until he had accumulated vast
quantities at certain points in tho South In the en-
forced Of the army this otton was de-
stroyed by Federal troops After the war; Mcdonald
was bankrupt and nled petition under the Bankrupt
act In Ohio for discharge in bankruptcy and rs an ~c
compartment to his petition he swore that Ills assets
were worthless and discharge was therefore granted
After bis discharge through middleman named White
Mcdonald bought up his assots In bankruptcy for $40
He thereupon claimed TO bo British subject and fled
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
PROGRESS OF THE CARLIST WAR.
:srELLA CAPTURED BY THE AIFoNsIsTs-ruE CAN
LISTS EIkIIN,.

Is IELLA CAPTURED BY THE AlJoNSI-Is-TUE ClA-
LISTS FLEEING.
MADRID, Saturday, Feb. 10. 1876
Sefior Canovas del Castillo read in the Cortes
to-day dispatch announcing that Estra, the Ca.lias
ST. Onghold had surrendered Internationally, and shas
the Carsts, routed at Penaplta aud Vera fleeing
France. The dispatch also ed that King Alfonso
has arrived at Vrrgara.
The Afonsist Generals Quesada, Coma and Morlones
yergara yesterday awaiting tbe arrival King
Alfonso.
MADRID, Feb 20 1875
1t Is officially announced that Primo Rivera Estsa
at 8 O'Clock saturday morning.
As the Clrst is ended 10000 soldiers VIII
be disp ttcLed to Cuba.
\ battle is expected at roosa TO morrow.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Saturday, Feb. 10, 1876.
The Royallsts have occupied forts at Anatzsin and
Mendegorritz.
ST. JEAN DE LUZ, Saturday, Feb. 49, 1870.
Don Carlos has dismissed his minister's and eonfded
the direction OF hs affairs to the military authorities
Advices from Hendaye state that the reports Of ths
alleged Carist victories lack confirmation.
HENDAYE Saturday, Feb. 10, 1876.
The Mfonsists have captured Endarlaza and
Las aola and all the nights around Vera.
The Cdrlis.s claim a great victory in repulSDg tho
Aonsists attack Estelia and Snta Barbara along
the who,o line. nhcng great losses, and taking thon-
sand prisonors II ia asserted hat the Carlists have
rencoupied Ziranz and the coast.
The reports that the Alfossts have occupied Echaar
aud ienarlata conf med.
The French authorities have "ntcrncd" 400 Carlsts
near Bayonne. The members OF the CLrlist Junta OF
Castillo who crossed the border have also been in
& rned."
King Alfonso is expected 20 Tolose and sancsta-
ban.
II Is officially reported that at the capture OF Port
Monteurr. E,tella, Friday the Carlist leader
Cen Caldcron, taken prisoner. The euemy's loss
was heavy. The Alionsists lost 800 men.
LONDON, Msnday Feb. p, 1876.
A eegram from Madrid The Times states that tho
Spanish Government Las sent cIcar di- patcn TO its
representatives abroad, .ncing the capture by the
Bonsis,s o. MUnt lrra and tae occupation OF TIE Carl
ist positions allows Vera Tie espa c adnis tat tho
comba; urinary, the CTSts fg ting wi rrrat
yalor. The Times respondent With thr Ctlists
knowledg,s tnat their lines broken Friday.
Their great rOicngs In Madrid ist night, and tho
city illuminated
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

VIENNA, Feb. 19.-The Danube Is subsidinG.
The submerged district is greatly damaged.
LONDON, Feb. 19-United States Consul Heap
writes from Tunis tha. 80 OF goods for the TuniAn
deparmcut OF the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphio
have been shipped.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-Intclligcnce has bem
rses,ved I'm London from the Gordon EIpsditop - D.
IA ordon considers two-hirds Of hls Work done. ~
has ests blished numerous military stations.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
CHINA AND FOREIGN POWERS n
LONDON. Monday. Feb. II, Is

I0NDON. Monday. Feb. Fl, 1870.
The Russian Telegraph Agency publishes q
dispatch siarlng that alliance has been formed be-
tween Russ a. GcImany England and the United
states in rcgdra 10 Cana; hut the usual
good understanding between the powers en-
puafic by reason OF the position IN which the foreign
residents OF Cnlna are placed.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
RETURN OF AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.
T. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. 20.-Henry ID. Kro

HT. JO~tfli, NV, I''' ~Vs-iiShAJ ''' IN W,
the ormer r,ctier for ALEU- Co.. liquor dealers % ts
city, the witness the whisky prosecution against that
house AT jefferson Ciiy as FALL and whO disappeared
ortly alter The tal, returned - his home la tS ciiy
Yesterday He he mas been in Australia IL Is re-
norted that he intends to max clean breast or 1t.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
auERstAN,s VISIT TO ST. LOUIS.

WasulNGTON, Feb. 20.-Thc Attomey-Gen-
era has received the following telegram from District
Attorney Dyer -, 40
talked with BINGHAM last nigIt AN satisfied that
have Judged sherman too hdrSnly, and tnk VI HONOR
able TO say rs much. ID. P.'DfLk, DlstlistAltorhc!'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
TIT, ACCISFD MCKEE JUROR DENIES

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2).-1he Republican has
special from Louisiana Mo- stating that II. +. Summers,
who has been charged with doing improper things as
Juror IN the Mckee trial. den enpha' cy the state
mcnts Of Watson Foster his accs"r sunfs l. SAID to
r "a retd merchant VI Louisiana, aud stands very lSh
m Ia cor
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21

assuring lnm that bis position is unchanged by the
action of the House. In the meantime the Secretary
of State is preparing the papers and corresp ndence
in the Emma Mine matter for transmission to the
House. in obedience to the resolution
New-York tribune., 1876-02-21
SERvIA PREPARING FOR WAR.

BELGRADE, Feb. 20. 1870.
The Minister of War has issued an order
ealing al. between Inc ages Of 20 and 90. They
directed 10 re crt themselves to the Military Con-
scriptOn COnlnlttee.
, 1876-08-20
To 1EENT-s'7oREs, OFFICES, ETC.

To lE lEt1NI-SECKEIS9 UEEIEES. E,IC.
NIisce1lnneous-C0nt
ITO REST-THE DIS1NG-R0OM AND KITCHEN
OF the st. Clair House, 17S atc-st. opnO,;re tht
Palmer House. at very low figure; half the se;lt vii
be taken out In board The house contains rs rooms
bDarucr8 80
, 1876-08-20

ers need apply can Il $50 Indians. av Ao's' Keep
SS5 8 SSS$
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ITO RENr-oR WILL SELL FINE uonsr .,-,<
cottage tn Engiewood: a. heantffS, HUGjsE roajSE AND
rro nEEr-X ruRSIs,pn Has no,1sy g.w@s.ns,on. va
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ne day 81 kssk Rooms
rTo REST-sIx:Ro0T Flats ~ sFcov5 = o77,
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ties a64 WrSt nnnrnr.st s' tent ~" ~ sooa par
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room well diminished for one or two persons; lst-
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ITO RENT-5 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS FIRST
L noof, new brick huuse. Apply at II Plum-st,
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~. h.Sa..lhMEMESI Of ROOMS, GAS,
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ITO RENT-AN ALCOVE ROOM REATTITiIIIY
j furnished In private family on Soyth Dsarboru-st s.
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, 1876-08-20

A GENTS "ASTED-MALE AND FEMALE, OF
II ability and sobrtety for city aud country. 70 sell
an Artice needed II every faty sels readily and pays
, 1876-08-20

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