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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06
ALfre Man Mirh Stone Legs.

The New Haven Palladium says: On
Nov. f. 1867, James FeatherstOne, a har-
ness maker, of No. a Washingtons street,
was compelled to take his bed by crick
in his back, and he has never risen from
it. In June, 1860, the terrible disease of
araJlga developed itself in
the hardening of the soles Of his feet. 1t
rapidly spread upward, and his legs
swelled like petrifactions. 1t is believed
that the legs at the calves will measure
thirty-fve inches in circumference and
weigh eighty pounds each. A rope and
pulley had to be used to elevate the suf-
ferer so that his bed could be changed.
He died Saturday morning at the age of
years. There have been cases
of eJephaRtiGsis arabum in this country,
but none so serious as this. Generally the
has settled in one leg only. This
peculiar atflictiOn Is known in the West
Indian Islands, in Brazil and other South
American countries, also in Japan and
Egypt. Physicians from various sections
of the country have visited Mr. Feather
stone to witness the peculiar characters
tics of the disease.
Tvrrr ara that vrOr1Dor ladies ara a I,,-s W.
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S. NJ. PETTINGILL and Co., 10 State Street
Boston, 81 Park Roe, New York, and 70I Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia are authorized Agents for pro-
curing advertisements for the News in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising at
Our lowest rgtcu-
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What Makes a Good Editor.

A good editor, competent newspa-
per conductor, is like a general or poet
born, not made Exercise and expe-
rience give facility, but disqualification
isinnate, or it is never manifested. On
the London daily papers all the great
historians, nOvelists, poets, essayists and
writer's have been tried, and nearly all
have failed. We might say all for af-
ter display of brillianCy, brief and
grand, they died out, literally. Their
resources were exhausted. can,
said the late editor Of the Times, to
Moore, "fnd any number of men of
genius to write for me, but very seldom
one man of common sense" Nearly all
successful editors have been men OF this
description. Campbell, Carlyle, Bull
wer, and Disraei failed; Barnes, Ster-
ling, and Phillips succeeded; Delane
and Lowe succeeded. A good editor sell
dom writes for his paper; he reads,
Judges, selects, dictates, alters, and COM
bines; and to do this well, he has but lit
tie time for composition. To write for
a paper is one thing to edit paper
another
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin: A French
man, who calls himself Professor"
created a small sensation in New York
bv Waltzing for seven hours without
stopping. While there are so many Sc
riOus things to be done in life by a man
with an immortal soul, such perform
ance seems like a dead waste of time
and effort. But capacities are different,
and if a man really feels that he has no
higher mission in life than to twiddle
his legs, perhaps we ought to regard him
With 9itV rather than with scOrn.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06
Examinations Of Teachers.

TEVHE Board of School Examiners of Highland
3 county give notice. that examinations of Ap-
picGnts for Certificates VIII take place IN the Hills
bOrO Union School building on the first Saturday of
every month, and on the third Saturday of Februa
ry, March, April, August, September and October
The Examination fee prescribed by law is 80 cts
By order of the Board.
au24YI Il. S. DOGGETT, Clerk.
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EAsTON Free Press: In Troy, n. Y,
Sunday don't commence until ten
o'clock in the morning. In EastOn it
don't commence until after breakfast,
and that is so uncertain that a great
many people fail to get their Sunday
conscience in operation until it IS time to
start a new row of sin on Monday.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06
"At Home. .

You will always find the Printers "At Home
from A. NJ. Monday till 6 P. NJ. Saturday, ready to
print at At Home or any other style Of Cards, at
The Tsep1Stfl NEWS OFFICE.
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PHILADELPHIA Bulletin: This is a
specimen Of the average Nevada per
sonalT' "OUr citizens generally viii
be glad to know that Miss Trewella, who
last Christmas broke both thigh bones
and her jaw by falling from swing, on
the Divide, is now able to walk without
crutch or cane, and to do the hOusewOrk
at home. Notwithstanding all the draw
backs in the case, the attendant sur
geons have made a good job Of it. Both
legs are Of exactly the same length p
Now if only one of this interesting
Young Iady's legs had been Of the same
length. the case would have been a much
more curious one. We are real glad
that her Jaw is able to 60 round and do
hOusewoTk again, without a CrUtch.
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DANBURY NslCs: The frost on the
miIkman's mustache Chills the hired girl
to the core.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06

The DeBensOns, of AIbemarle Street,
Passaic, have a good boy, whom they
have predestined for the ministry. In
fact, they call him "Parson Willie"
Now, as his mother the other morning
had him over her knee, whacking him,
" "ParsOn Will" said: Mother, please
have some respect for the cloth"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06

The age that young Ladies are always
willing to cOnfess-marri-age.
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8 II. PARVIN, Advertising Agent, No. 16S Vine
Street. between Fourth and Filth, Is Agent 1or the
News in Cinrinnnt'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06

'TOPEKA," the name of the capital Of
Kansas, is an Indian word signltylng
small potatoes" J."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-01-25

The rise in the price of kerosene
10 due to two causes first, tho ex
port, which exceeds the supply, and
second, the exorbitant demands Of
tho gas monopolies in tho largo cit
les. The production of tho oil wells
which amounted to 10000 barrels a
day four years ago, has fallen t. 20,
600 barrels day, equivalent to less
than 10000 barrels of refined oil
Ia New York City and Brooklyn, last
year, oil sold for twenty-five cents
per gallon. To-day thirty-eight
eents is the average prico. OF course
the rise in oil will be soothing intel
lgence 10 the gas monopolists.
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TIE FIRE IN The MiNEs -rhe Ly-
kens Record says: Notwithstanding
the utmost eyertion and employment
OF every known means to snbdue the
fire in the mines it is still burning
The danger and difficulty attending
each step renders the work of eItin-
gushing it extremely slow, although
we are assured the Efforts of the fire
men have been to considerable ex-
tent successful. Tho fire is .ll on
the Short Mountain side. and it is
confidently believed that it can be
kept there until it ia either oxtin-
guished or dies ont for want of fuel.
Ia either case Lykens Valley, Big
Lick and WIllmmStown are safe.
Since our last issue twonty-eight
mules out Of eighty-siv, supposed at
first to have been suffucatel, have
bsen brought ont and there are still
more alive that will be rescued.
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Vanderbilts funeral was an unos.
tentatious one, in accordance with
his expressed wishes, and costly py-
rAmids of flowers we're not usel.
The old man asked that his funeral
bs not floral show, and in 81 doing
exhibited good sense. The display
Of flowers at funerals has grown to
bs 80 offensive to good taste and a
neans whereby wealth may haunt
itsslf even in the presence Of death,
from which not even Vanderbilt s
millions could ransom him.
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A compromise to pass law to
eettle the Presidential question has
been agreed upon by the Senate and
House Committees appointed to de-
wise some amicab'e settlement. Tho
compromise agreed upon ia that n
committee Of five members of the
House, five from the Senate and five
Judges of the Y. :. Supreme Court
shall settle all matters relating to the
election of a President on the Sth of
November last, and declare who is
elected aud that the result Of this
committee Of 15 shall be final, unless
both Houses concur in distpproyal.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue OF an order issucl on, of the
Orphans Court OF Snyder county, the M
dcr-ignel Almini.tpstor of tho estate "
jacob Dunklcherg,f' deceased, will eH
pose to Public Snls. on the premises on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1917. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate in Middle.
creek township Snyder county, Pa, cou &.
tnining 33 ACRES, bounded North by
land. of Emanuel Schoch, Easi by lands
of Samuel loder. South hy land of James
Buuigcr. aud West by lands OF Daniel Boil
cnder. wherc5n are erected DWELLING
HOUSE. BARN. anl Oider necessary on,
builliuss. never fniling Spriug Of water
a GOOu ORCHARD Vf choice trees.
Sale TO commence At 10 oelugk A. a.
~ said day, when due Gticndsurc wI,l be
giyel and terms OF snlA mAla 1nuYn by
WILLIAM DUNnLEStHGEN,
Jan. ., 1877. hdmiUi-,sa;or,
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OOuKr PRoCLAMATloN.

NTbcrens the lion. J. G. Bucher Prssi.
w dent Judge of the judicial District
composed ofthe counties OF Sny der. Union
and Miniin and Dsoiel Oc1horling and
X. u. Rouionbush Esqs. Associate Jndges
In and for snyder county hsyo iseuej their
prooept hearing, date tho 18th day of
Dec. A. ID. 1873. 10 me directed for
The holding ofsn Orphans oonrt. n court
OF COmmoa Pleas, court Of Oyer end Ter.
miner hod General court of Quarter Scs-
sions Of the Peaoe at hliddleburg. for the
county of Snyder. on the sth Monday. (be
ing the 26ih day OF February 1871 sud
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner. Justices Of the Pesce and Cons,s
blcs Ia nnd for the county OF Snyder. 10 ap
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitious. examinations and
o'hcr remembrsncrs TO do those thinss
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wchlih against any person or persons are
required TO be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at their
peril. justices are requested IN bc punci
nal in their attendance at the appointed
time agrecably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal At the
Sherifs Office in Middleburg, lLs i2ih lay
of Jan. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy--eyen.
DANIEL EiSENfiAKT. Sheriff.
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Tue political situation in the thrse
disputed Southern States is. practi-
cslly. about rs it has been for the
past fortnight. Both parties there
are still claiming the victory, but
neither as yet, have secured posi-
lively any of the real fruits. That
the intention is to seize the State
governments Of Florida. Louisisua
and South Carolina, by right or
wrong. no one can doubt who mas
i,npartially read the proceedings Of
ke Democrats there.
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Mrs. M'Douald, n resident Of vii
kinsbarg, on Thursday last gave
birth to quadruplets. The father is
. coal miner aud the mother about
tventy.four years of ago. One of
the children lived only fifteen MIN
utos, two died three hours after
birth, and the last lived until early
Saturday morning, when it die l also.
All four were perfectly formed and
almost as large, it is said, a. ordias-
ry infants at birth.
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e ? 0 s t.
>. GROUSE, Editor & Proprietor.
TINS .Jndce. of the snnromo Cor,

THx Jndges Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States are all opposed
to having anything Whatever to do
with the question of the Electoral
votes Though they might honest
ly and faithfully perform their duty
in that matter, they would naturally
be suspected Of being influenced by
their political opinions, and such
suspicion would dctract from the ju-
tlicial character OF the Court.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-01-25

John Crouler. farmer living near
Fort Wayne, Ind. disposed of a load
of pork and started home with SIG
just outside Of the city woman
asked permission to ride. A little
farther on two men stopped the
team, and with tho assistance of the
supposed woman, who proved to be
. man, assailod the farmer, robbed
him OF all his money, snd made their
SRrapp
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Auditors Notice.

TIIE undersigned appointed An.
l. ditOr at cle December Term ofthe Court Of
DON mon Ploas f'r Snyder county to make dis.
tribution OF the llids Ia tho htrlsoII Non.
beck Assignee tOr the beneht of ha creditors OF
Henry M.cht1ey, tmong the person legally en-.
Will meet for tho discharge or his dudes a. said
Auditor, at his Oiti:s, Ia Midiieburg, on tho
1gth dty OF FeOru,ry next, At II o'clock A. VI.
in lntercst may attend, A. al. PFAHi I'm.
Jap.is,'7T. Auditor
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HAAS EXpE ECTOR ANT 1!
HAAS iNPHcroR.ET
Haas EXpectorantI
for
CoUGHs s. colds, - colds & CorGuS
COLDS and coughs. coughs and CoLDS,
BroHcniip. Aalbma
CONSUMPTION. ARE
cured, cured. cured hy using
HAAS BXrECTORANr
Haas EXPECroKkyr
Has.' EHpectotsni.
for all Diseases Of the Throat 4 Lungs.
All diseases ofths Throat and Lusgs.
The Great. Greal Remedy.
, the bc.i md surest remedy 10
Haze ENpectorant
Hass' ENpcotoraut
Haas EXprctorant
for coughs. colds. consumption, Group,
hoarsvncss nnl whooping cough,
nothing equals
nothing equals
nothing equals
HAAS EXPECrOEANT!
TIYtY CESrs pR BorrLr.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS.
Sold by all Dealers.
Jan.1l,'77.3m.
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A ssigneo Notico.

A IL pcrsons interested are hereby no.
Ittihed that Henry BrousA. or Jackson
township. Snyder cuunty, made m n.sign-
menI OF All his effects, real snd personal
10 tho undersigned for the benefit Of HE
creditors. Al persons having olnim. are
requested to present isem TO tho under
signed, aud persona indebted will please
make immediate payment.
GEORGE u BENFER
Dec. !. 1876. Assignee.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-01-25

Felt shirts, table linen, Towels, IIoi,
sery, Gloves. Countcrpancs. scnrfs,
Suns. Childrens and Ladies Underwear
Subas, &c. dc, in great variety, and
cheaper than ever at Weis & Open
beimer's Branch Store. MllllehnrE.
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Established 1905.
American and Foreign Patents.

GILMORE co, Successors 10 CHIPMAr,
HosrEk 90 solicitors. Patents y ocnr~h Ia
all c"nniri'r. M fees Ia advance. No charge
un loss the patent IL granted No fees for making
the pr"hminsry examinations. 40 additional
n@s TOR Obtaining srd c1uducting q rth-srin;.
sp"eia 81 cation giveu in iplrrierrnc~ Case- Dr.
tore the Iairui Oincf, Extsutirns b-f,r' Con-
Rrr's i"iring'mvut SUITS IN dinsrsni states, aud
all ilgaii"n agl'"rtsinii v To lrv-u'ions or Pat
sit.. send stamp TO Gilmore n o., for paI,ph-
let v! sky pages.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given thnt the
= fo'lo.ing articles hlso hson purcnls'l by
the IN lCr-iIne / At GIns'pbls's sale AMI isft in
the possession NJ SinIn Z,'h hnIn durinS his
pleasure. All per-lus ara ftlitpiil a. - in.
trrierenr m ~ 10 " tn tho stn'. va; : cniirs,
Table, Sins, BlreIu, Mont Stani, Tub, .!
chickens ISAAC hREB>.
A nm. tn. Ian. 3. l,Ii.
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= How either sex may fasclnate and sain
the love affections OF any person they choose
Instantly. This simpio mental acquifsmentaii
oar r posses. iIse. ey mall tor 200. t.xethsr
Hinte to Ladies, Wedding Night shirt 80. A
qusrs book. Address 7, WILLIAM I ", Pabs
paiia, W
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- Caution.
NOTICE IL hereby given that The

NOTICE IL hereby given that Tho
re undermined, at Sherih's sails, and la, -
We possession OF Noah smith. during tbeif
tleslre All persons are hereby caution ei = ~
Ny, Sieish, Pig, Forks. lick Mare. H,v. sit
us'' nIaniy, Wine Bitters, Kegs. epsids. tucty
sr, meat es-e's, L,rd Cans. Potatoes aborss
"s.on hsnesses. Collars, Brides FIy.sts, !,
,Tlnk wagon Wash boards, Tubs Bn.tsts
iron hetlrs Tiowarc, NJ at Gutter A benrn
ssusas~ Stunsr, Brass Kettle. Crosks Tsblss.
ropper heule, s'nve, and pine, Ice C'rsaW
rLSvor, tAIlet-, UupbqArds, Chairs, Rads and
hslhinx Sands, desks. Scttee, LookIos'
S,sttsss. hocklnx ChaIrs. Hat rack, Sss ins
.sch'ns SINKS, Dishes Oyster Stevers DocS
NtOts and nsturcs, Clocks. Wood Cheats IN. :,
tsau' Benchsr, Lamps. B1r hv,ures &c.
!. GROUSE,
D'o ITO II. l.. RAUDENBUs6.
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4 DMINISrRATOR'S NOTICE.
4 ettets te' HrentarT On Tho stats oi JACOB
buuk'eherger, lateof HlilIecrecN twp Sny dor
county, Pa. dtcid have beNn grA. cd 70 the
undofgI IgusI All pe's,ns knowing tIsmselycs
Indebted ~ s1lt UstNtG Will pose make in.
mediate ptymont while thoso having elains
against sHid cs'ats y III present them f,r actte-
mcnt to WILLIAM DUNkELBfRO ER,
Jan, II u, AIm!nisttstor.
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PATEiOTPUBL!SHING CO..
Harrisburg, Pa
A = Siunee Notice.

4 LL pursuns interested Hle here
1 tby rotiicf that Francis ". stuck, " Mid
dle' eek township. Suv erGpun'y has made 4 n
Hs' gnment Of al ais effects rsal aud personal
To tho undor.igne Tor toe purpose VI his credis
tors. AlIersons having c,aits are requested
TO present them - he undersigned, aud per
son, Indebted Till please pakA imnsittte pay.
ment. SEM LtIVZEI
NOV q, 49, Assignee.
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CAUTI O.

NOTICE j. hereby given that The
~ flr,vlng article, have \ an pnrss.s
~ ~ tie und srsiaued At Cons,abiss sale. eod
iru iiru ~ the possession OF Robert Mi,lvr du fiaG
~ rlsssure All 20 sons are caut Ion ssf a OF 3
's,rNsTe or NEEDLE with same. Viz: Cookin Z
Sto,s.ni pipo Table n OIL cloth, Wool ohssS
,i.s, Clock: stand, n don. Chairs, Loo kiar
. ihss' wash Bench, lSt OF Dishes, Corner OsS
JOHN EpINasB.
Adams TWP, Dec. u, 10
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given hst the fol,
IN loving articles have been purchased
ny the undersigned, ~ Consiables Sale on
ine 5ih day OF Jsn. 1871. and left 10 the
possession Of Joseph Long, during his
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not
10 meille or interfere Win the sane. viz :
Coal Stove and pipe, Cook siove and FIX
lures. Clock, Wood chest. Bed and Bed
ding. CuPboards. 2 Tables, Sink, Chest,
! Chairs. LOT Carpet. Poultry. Apple but
ter. Iron Kettle, Sausage Suffer. 2 Bencn-
es, Flour Chest, 2 Barrels. lot Jars. ~
GEORGE ID. SHAFfER.
Chapman TIP. Jan ll.'77. e,sg
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AU'rION

q
~ OTICE il hereby given that the
the uni ieIsilnsdat Shorin's >als. Nov. %. $50,
snd lolt In the possession - John y. Kern. luf
ing his pleasure. All persons aro cAutlunnd
not u medic or interiors with tn, s.me viz /;
orSsn, sowing NAchlnes Tables, Lounge, oar.
yet 's-l stove, Rocking Chair. COOK stove .ud
nSlurrs Clnos, Looking q hsses, Side Board,
f~ds AMI Bsldlno, thairs, Sink, L.fd can
Buckets, IlnUsre, Barrels, Tubs. Iron ke,tle,
hoe, Nhbyes, hxoi link, Sc,ntliOg, Iron
B'l's, C'tfiao. Pole, Blacksmith Tools, Chest
wood work wagon, Lumber. Five sets new
and sets old wheels. Snlkry wheels. Bug,
gy box. snlksy, Paint Cupboard. Spring
wagon Box. Buggi.s. new Bodies. Grind
Stone. Set Fools. Lpt Patterns Wood Mas
terial. Cros, Cat Saw. Work Bench. 2Sst
llubs, spokss. Frlloe.. Trimmsrs Table.
Lot Poplar stun. Spring Wagon.
JOHN PRESTON.
Dee, 7. 1876.
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NOTICE

whereas my wifc Cstharipo has lei, mr. ~
and bosrd withoutany propper or legal c.r..
this + therefore to warn sli pesop or pe,s"s.;
dealt with according to the law In sucb a. -
ede and provided. JAMES r. ARTIEv
sresbarR snyder, Go. Dee isth ieJe
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NOTICE is hereby given that The
~ nr. rnIowing articlss have been puroha.ed by
nv n9 unWue,,snei, at Shcrin's sale. on the ~
~, we bosse.sion otIhomss ssheiisnberser, durinS
m w y, ssure; AT! perons are cautioned not e
9,o.so u,oau,o or ,4rfere With the ssme, Wis;
sP,,Ss sg,Is wN.s;a N oc!"io id,., sSsS,, S,sS,
49,, nrp, CuVu . Plows, Hsfrox.
Tosseec. "ooi .xs: s.a,.s: ksv.Is. Ipt 81
,,oal Sts,s and pipe, 49, n. Cupbo"yI fyssS sSc
around. IoyaS 1Tv.t u
Nov. 10, Isfo
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A 3 Signee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hereby -.
LAiihsd that Harrison Brouss. Of jssf-
son township. Snyder county. made a. ss.'
sisninent OF all his effects. real and Der.
,cnal TO the undersigned for the bens6t Of
his creditors. All persons having elsins
are requested 10 present them TO the ~.
d.fsiyned. and persons indebted viii
please make i'm mediate payment.
GEORGE b. BENFBk.
Dec. I. 1875. Assignee.
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Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.

Omccts, soldiers, aud sailors ofthe late var, OF
their heirs, are In many cases entitled 10 money y
from the tJ,rrninrnt OF which they have nc
inowiedRr. Write fnil history OF service, aud
rtatesm 'u,t 'fp.y and lounfy received. Tn.
closes amp to Gilmore Co., And "a full reply, az
tar examination, will be given you hee.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
A FOL lov ing articles have bssn purchased by
tho nnd' rsi1nsd At t0nstsb es's sale sud let
IN tbs pos'essiun of Jamas Burlington, dur ng
hlt pleasure All lttsuns are cautioned NOt o.
interfere or insdilo with the sans. viz! Cook
ft"Vo plre ant nnturrs, 70 Chsirs, 2 Hogs, Tor
ncr 'upbnstd. Hand Wagon, lieds aud Bed,
dins. Lot " tOiaioss, hnr..u,2 iHtles, Wood
BOZ, Lot OF Carpet, siua's. Cosl stove
Dec I, 10 JCRDusE
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EXECUrORS' NOTICE. Letters
- tastamentsry on tho estate OF JOHN
MiLLE'. late OF Washiaatpn twp, Snyder
eouniy, Pa, decd. ha beeu grsnted ~ the
uuhsr iyned. All per-ons kno Wing themselves
indsDt'dJo ,atd estate viii please make inns-
dat payment while those having cain,
~ sinst sad estate wall present than Tor ssttIs-
meat 70 EDWARD MILLEIL
oEOkQE 4. MILLER,
Jsp.t, tN1, hsSutc~,
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Pensions.

All oficers. soldiers, aud saiIors wounded.
rnptnIei, or injured In the late wAr, however
slighily, esn obtain pension by addressing Oil
CRses prosecuted by Fillmore 4 Co. before IN.
Snnreme Cont OF th- United States, the Oourt
OF Claims aud the Southern CiAiins cominission,
Zach department OF our bnsiue-s u conduc led
sin separate burcsn, under the charge of the
same expefi'nesi parties employed BY thu old
nfn. Prompt zttention - all busipess entrusted
20 Gilmore 4 Co. In thus secured. we desire -
Win vacces. by deserving II. 800 -
Addyess GILMORE 4 90.
Wellington. D. o.