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Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy,
removes dandruff, chating, prickly heat sores
eruptions, buruing, singing and itching of the
skin and scalp. A sulphur bath with IL Is high
name. T7-5f finn I
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a DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.

<A Estate of WM. j. PARRISH. deed.
Letters of administration the estate of VIM
J.:Parrish. late of Washing ton township. Cambria
county, decd. have been e anted to the under
signed, to whom all persons Indebted to said es
tate are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. MARY PARRISH. Adm'K
Cresson, washington Twp.. Aug. g 1sIs-e..
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yere, There. ana the other Place

cg- Both the morning and evening train con-
meets with trains east and west on the Pa. R. R.
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THE LLOYD BANKRUPTCY CASE.-EIec-
ton Of ASsjgnees. The work of proving
claims in the Lloyd bankruptcy case was
begun in Altoona OF Tuesday of last week
Register Schaffer, of Pittsburgh presiding
and after adjournment from day to dav
FRIDAY afternoon The books were closed and
the cour, adjourned. The claims proved
during the first three DAYS were liabilities
OF the Altoona and Ehensturg branches
amounting 10 about half a million of dollars
which had been conducted by Wm N How'd
Individually; the other banks had addition
al partners, Two tickets for assignees were
placed in the field, one of which consisted of
j w. Curry, Altoona William NJ. jones'
Ebeushurg F. II. Gardner, Hollidavsburg
The Other was composed of A II. Morrow
HulIdayshurg; ". ID, Couch, Altoona and
Geo. r Hun, Grceushurg. The first named
ticket was successful by a large majority of
woes % the creditors aud 5y a majority rep
resen;iug SlO2, 467.17 Of the claims. The
vote vas
g.. - Votes. Claims
Curry. Jones. riner--..---...575 sess. .s380e
m"rroW. couch. Huh -----.-....t50 go. les IS
OF the assignees. Mr.. Curry is a resident
OF Altoona, and is well known throughout
the state as having been chaplain Of the late
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention; Mr. Jones' an
honest and capable man. Is a much esteemed
resident Of this place, being connected with
the large mercantile establishments of F.
Roberts & Son, and Mr.. Gardner, an old
schoolmate Of our own. lives in Holidays
burg. They are all energetic and trust
worthy men, and will not fail to do their
entire duty in the important work before
them They hare a big job on hand, but 1t
Is thought they are equal 10 the task
MOST IMPORTANT CASE Of a man over
81 years OF age, who has suffered so years
from inflammation of the kidneys, and at
times completely prostrated by pain and loss
OF sleep, was finally completely restored by
The use Of BIrosma to such a perfect state of
health thar he was able TO go West on a
"trip. The Barosma is mild nervine and
anodyne.
Prepared by f. X. Thompson, TitusviIIe
Pa For sale by Lennon & Murray, Ebens-
burg.
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EbenSburg, Pa,
FRIDAY, AUG. 9, 1878.
Ebensbur0 and CressOn Railroad.

on and after MONDAY, July 8. 1873 trains on
me z 8 Y. IL. II. WIFI be run as iolloMs:
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SheriHsS Sales.

IlY virtue Of sundry writs of Ii. Fd. and ~.
ID VeHd- Erp1u.. issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
directed. there will be exposed to public sale,
at the Hotel of Conrad Raab, in Johnstown. on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-12

NORMAL School. g. Q. Coopers
Normal School began last Monday with
a fair attendance, but not as large as
there should be, considering the neces-
sity sure to exist the coming Fall for
good school teachers. We hope to see
several more in attendance next week,
as this school furnishes rare opportuni-
ties for students to prepare themselves
well for teaching, and quite . number
Of the former teachers having entered
other professions this year, their places
will have to be filled, and true educa-
tional pride would dictate that their
places be filed BY No. instructors.
The County Institute will be held the
week succeeding the expiration Of the
school, and many Of the schools will be-
gin Immediately after this Institute,
thus enabling teachers to 60 fresh from
school aud Institute to teaching, with all
the advantages freshly acquired.
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The Convention at Shoals on Wednes-
day was very large one, probably
$500 people being In attendance, every
county being largely represented. Hon,
John II. O'Neal, OF Davies, was chair
man Of the Congressional Convention,
and Hon. Thomas II. Cobb, was nomi.
mated for reelection by reclamation, an
endorsement by his constituents which
he richly merits, and which will be rati.
fled at the polls BY an increased majority
For State Senator, from this district
our -citizen, Mr.. VIM. A. Traylor,
was nominated upon the fifth ballot, 70.
ceiving IS votes, to 10 for M. 4. b
Buskirk, Of Paoli.
For Judge Of this Circuit, Hon. O. N.
Welbcrn was nominated by reclamation
- was also Mr.. w. H. Tnppet, for Pros
ecutor, al opposition being Withdrawn
before ballot vas had, both worth,
gentlemen whom al parties caa heartily
support.
Hon. d. W. Voorhees, delivered on
OF his eloquent speeches, endearing him
more to the people who heard him. III,
Conventions were also addressed b.
several other gentlemen, and every thing
passed on harmoniously.
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date On the Democratic ticket.
70 RAUDIroR-
We are authorized to announce j. M.
Deindcrfer as \ candidate for reelection
las Auditor Of Dubois county.
We are authorized to announce Isidore
lSchuhmachcr, Of cambridge township,
las candidate for County Auditor.
iron COUNTY rREAsURER-
We are authorized to announce Wi.
liam Bretz, ST., OF Patoks township, as a
candidate for County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce Theo'
dore Sondermann, Of cambridge town.
ship, as candidate for County Treasurer.
| We are authorized to announce Ignatz
Eckcrt, Of Bainbridge Township, o can.
didate for County Treasurer.
| We are authorized to announce
Thomas X. Fleming, OF Madison town.
ship, as candidate for County Treasurer
We are authorized to announce
Ernst Pickhardt, Of Hunting burg as :
candidate for County Treasurer.
i We are authorized TO announce Mr.
Hy. Kunz, Of Cass township, as candi
date for County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce VIM
Il. Pirkle, Of Madison ownship, as q
candidate for County Treasurer. :
We are authorized to announce Enoct
Il. Abel, OF Jefferson township, as Z
candidate for County Treasurer 4
We are authorized to announce Leroy
Cave, Of Columbia township, as can
ldidate for Treasurer Of Dubois county.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER-
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
Fritz. Of Jackson township. rs candi
date for Recorder of Dubois county.
i We are authorized TO announce BAH
:. B. Edmonston rs candidate for Re
lcorder Of Dubois county.
We are authorized to announce JohI
lG. Lcming, Of Boone township, as can
didate for County Recorder.
4 We are authorized TO announce Ne
nian Haskins as candidate for Rec ord
Ter Of Dubois county.
i Weare authorized to announce Charlie
NJ. Mears. Of Iuntingburg, as candi
date for County Recorder.
FOR sHERIrT-
n We are authorized TO announce Georg
Cox as q candidate for reelection a
Sheriff Of Dubois county.
ron COMMISSIONER
A We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
lShuler OF cambridge township, as a can
ldidate for reelection as County Commits
siomer for Dist. No.2. composed Of Hall
Jefferson, Marion and cambridge.
J We are authorized to announce Herr
!, Schnell of Jefferson township. as Can
ldidate for County Commissioner 10
Dist. No. 2, composed Of Hall, Jei
ferson, Marion and Bainbridge. y
We are authorized TO announce job
{ b. Gohman OF Ferdinand township as
| candidate for re selection rs County Com
missioner for the Sd District Of Duboi
County.
We are authorized 10 announce Joh
: veatch, Of Patoka township, as a candi
date for County Commissioner for Dis
ltrict No. 3, composed Of Cass, Patoks
!. Ferdinand aud Jackson.
We arc authorized to announce MI
Green A. Kcmpt as a candidate 70
County Commissioner for the Sd dis
trict Of Dubois County. -
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NOJlC0 OI EuGCthObh AVE AppIVYTh-
alton to Railroad.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
~ Polls will be opened At tho place u
voting in Bain bridge township, Dubois
county. State OF Indiana, on
TUESDAY, JULY 30th, 1878,
for the purpose Of taking the votes Of
the legal voters Of said township, upon
the subject Of appropriating the sum al
seven thousand nine hundred and fifty
dollars, by said township, for the pur-
pose Of aiding the Cincinnati, Rockport
& Southwestern Railway Company in
constructing ito Railroad In said town
ship. Said vote having been ordered by
the Board Of Commissioners Of Dubois
county, and State Of Indiana, IL the
rcgular term or said Board, begun and
holden on The I'D day Of June, 1878, and
on Tie eighth day Of said term.
In WSrNEss WHEREoF, have hercun.
to set nv hand, and affixed tho seal Of
ssid Court, this 22d day Of june. 1873.
J. N. DEINDEREER, Auditor
Dubois Co., State Of Ind.
June 2o, 7e-lw.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
TgsrimoKv Or REv. ?. ,. willie coviHcToH
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The beat and safest Kennedy for Chills AND
Fever, ar Fever and Ague.

The Hest and safest Kennedy Tor Cniiis ana
Fever, ar Fever and Ague.
CovNcrcs, XIV, Nay H.
There has not been for many years, In this country
such general complaint about ehl~ and fever This
depressing disease u nov prevailing In many portions
~ kentucky and ese~ here where the people have long
nattered themselves that they were entirely exempt
from itsinnuencc To those who are thus aiic ID. VI
~ish 10 recommend SxsrHs ToSic SsRrr. believing Il %
be the very best remedy extant. Every one ws have
heard 81 using a. pronounces upon IN the very highest
terms. We have lately used u ~ our family With
m ark ed success The Ingredients simple, and the
ToSr can be used freely without any detrment 20 the
constitution Whatever. II the directions which always
accompany every hottie. are carefully followed y VIII
whether the disease he Of short or long standing
We take pleasure In recommending this medicine to
the suhects ~ this disease everywhere. sincerely be-
IL wing that the use will verify every word @e
p. II. WILES.
For sale by FRIEDMAN BECK, Jasper. Ind.
Ian. n. le7a--,y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.
NOTICE u hereby given that the nm
IN dcrsigned has been appointed Ad
minlstratrix, de bonis mon, Of the estate
or John Thinking, late ofDubois county
Indiana, deceased. Said estate 10 sup
posed to DO insolvcnt.
BARBARA THrMLrHe, Admr'x.
WV. "A. TRAYLoa, Atty.
July k2th, '76--3w.
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nUNrrxGBURGH. INDIANA.

"AvINu established themselves a. above. desire g
call the attention Of the public 70 afew facts via
l. Tho clay we manufacture from II 'he test yet found
In Indiana consequently hey permanently located
and can. and do, furnish the best the market
"a. Their STONE Pumps are sold at very reasonable
rates. put up directly from the Factory In good order
with Insurance Of satisfaction. and properly used will
last lifetime. but nhy careless usage anything about
them should get out Of order. they are where they can
he applied 70, and viii repair them expeditiously
ID They give written guarantee on their PUMPS
work well and give satisfaction with proper usage
9Th. The stone Pumps are the best. most convenient
and dnrable Pump wokin. for farm " house
hold purposes. They do not poison your water will
rotten wood rusty iron, making II unit 70 use the,
DO freeze In Winter crack 20 70 pieces Ia ths
heat 81 summer. but aer being put up BY us In goot
beaAhfui water, upon demand. Then put aside ~.
wInass Of the past age. attended with much danger
and the wormy old wooden pump which In very brlei
period ouves its usefulness and nils yeur water with
worms. and get Model Champion Stone Pump, and
drink and give your stock healshful water.
5ih. Our manufacture Of drain pipe for cellars
places Il cheaper and far better than the usual drair
made 81 two inch plank brick. because u Is perma
ncnt with chance for it, getting Of Order be
ing choked up by vermin burrowing In Il, and
can be put down ~ any one.
9th. The will be supplied 10 merchants Of
others IN any quantity desired and reasonable rates
and Of superior quality Send Ia your orders and
tain home mandatory.
RKvrsExcss A. 70 william G Rritton Ireland
Ireland Hotel. ireland; y. A. Neudeck, jasper; Dr
Daniels. Dwell.
Nov. ~, ls7T-1y.
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1We spent the 4th In Evansville
last week, and beheld more flags, a
grander procession and more beer drink
lug than Evansville ever saw In one day
before. The principal streets were very
handsomely decorated, each firm seeming
10 have tried 70 excel al others. The
salt wells had thousands Of people IN
their bounds, and Mr.. j. A. Coleman,
Senator voorhees, and Mcdonald, and
Governors Williams and Hendricks
made the eagle soar and squalI In the
most appropriate style and eloquent
/. terms Everyone seemed happy and
contented in the possession Of quantum
suificit Of beer, and the presence Of beau.
iilul bellies to help dispose oft. Evans.
Vile evidently understands how TO
make grand success OF such affairs
The Odd Fellows realized handsomely
upon II.
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0yIumaa Chapel dedication In Ruth
eriord township, Martin county, was
very largely attended last Sunday
Bishop Weaver delivered two very Inn
prcssiye sermons, and $3.50 was collected
20 discharge the debt on the church.
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u,-lu tho race q Louisville on the
ath. Tenbroeck beat the mare Aollie
Mccarthy In 8 :ls4-distance four miles.
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GA good farm OF % acres, well i'm
proved, and laying well. only . mile
south Of Jasper, on the Troy road. for
sale cheap and on easy terms. Posses
sion given Immediately. Enquire at o.
address this Office. IT,
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erFriemds are ccngratulating DIR
Osborn on the hne appearance Of ths
new edition ofhi work. which accounts
Cor bic spirits Monday. A boy.
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0>rFarmers are in the midst Of the
oat harvest, and while IN places there
are innumerable myriads Of ost lice
they do not seem to have injured ths
crop.
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0rMrs. McCrillus lost good mare
~ death last week. Overheated.
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@. o. u.

Now, that everybody has
enjoyed q happy New Year,
and made their vows for the
year, we are by mo means
wanting in this respect,
having renewed our vows
60 sell the Cheapest Goods i'm
the City. We will make n
specially for q few days Ol
Clothing, 60 sell out stock.
We will also sell OverCOals
and heavy Suitimgs nc strict
" New York JObbimg
Prices, % close lots. Those
standing I'm need or such
goods, will do we'll 60 call
and learn just what II meant
by New York JObbimg
Prices.
SWEENEY BROS,
WEST MAIN STREET,
JAsPERyIND.
Jan. ls, 7e--ly.
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PAixTIxG.- Mr.. 4. Withers has moved
70 Jasper, and is now prepared e
take contracts for painting Of all kinds
lie feels confident he can give satisfac'
ton, and only asks fair trial. When
not at work he may be found 1t his resi-
dence in the Bohnert property.
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orQuite number Of our citizens lefi
d, Tuesday TO attend the Convention al
Shoals.
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1rPrcf. A. M. Sweeney hes gone to
Cincinnati 10 get . suit for the next most
important event in life 20 being born
Uc wants one 10 fit him close.
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JASPER COURIER.

GrMr. w. A. Traylor, Esq., has gone
a. Cincinnati on business.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ tue OF = certified copy Of a decree 60
Ime directed from the Clerk Ut tho
Dubois Circuit Court, in cause Wherein
ANDREW Mchringer il plaintiff ant
August Banholzer, John Banhoizer and
John Riestcr are defendants. requiring
line to make the sum Of two hundred
and nincfv-ninc dollars aud sixiy-iwo
cents, with interest Oh said decree. ant
costs, | will expose ut public sale to
the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, JULY 27th, 1878.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ".
and o'clock p. NJ, Of said day. AZ the
door Of the Court House OF Dubois
County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years,
of the following real estate, situated ia
dubois county, State OF Indiana, to-wit:
Scventy-two I72 feet more or less OF Of
the south part Of lots Nos. one hundred
and eighty and one hundred aud eighty
lone 1850 and Isl |, in the original town
)of Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana; the
same being the remainder Of said lots
mos. $50 and 1871 ]. not decided BY An
drew Mchringer TO fright Rev. Bishop
Maurice De st. Pals and successors ia
office" on the llth day Of April, 1878.
IL such rents and profits will not sell
for q sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree,
Interest and costs, will at the same
time and place expose at public sale, the
flee simple Of said real estate, or so
much thereof AZ may be sufficient 10
discharge said decree, interest and costs.
| Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
Ipraisement laws.
1 GEORGE COX,
1 Sheriff OF Dubois Couny.
DILLON a DILLON, Atty'y for Pills.
| June 80, 1s7s.-3w fpf IL 50.
i NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
M Office is hereby given, that at the
in juno term, 1s78, Of the Dubois
Circuit Court Of Dubois county, the
estate OF Nicholas Hoffman, deceased,
Twas declared probably insolvcnt. Those
'|intercstcd are notified that II will DO
rr|scttlcd accordingly.
i FELIX SCHNEIDER, Administrator.
BRuSo BuETTxER, ATTY.
july 9Th, 7S-sw.
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ELECTION. TUESDAY. OCTOBER sth. rs
80 pays for 40 announcement II thIs
date on the Bern ocrSfIc tIcket.
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GEGRGE cox.

Sheriff Of Dubois Conn y.
DILLON a DILLON, Atty'y for PIN =.
June 80, 1676.-3w fpf IL SO.
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The Future OF Bus,ness.

The New York Bulletin onumorates the
changes that have occurred in tho business
world and tho conditions existing for tho
trade operations and prospects of the next
season: >
!. The currency question is as good rs set
tlcd Tho only changes that will be mado in
tho currency laws are, fret, suspension Of
tho process Of retiring grcenbacks pari passu
with now issues of bank notes: and, noxt, n
more exploit recognition than tho Resumption
Act conveys, that Unitod States notes, when
redeemed after january lst, 1870, shall bo
subject to ro-issuo in tho ordinary course of
tho payments Of the Government The effect
Of this legislation will DO to render impossible
any further tho contraction Of tho volume of
legal tender notes under tho Resumptione ACT,
to keep the outstanding amount of those
notes stationary, and to confno future ex-
pansion on contraotiuns of the paper circulae
ton to the issues Of the national banks.
Both the Government and tho bank issues
will 90 maintained steadily on n par with
coin after resumption, the treasury notes
though boing ut all times exchangeable for
coin, and tho bank notes though being con-
verted into greenbaoks or COIN ut the option
of the redcemer,
q. Restoration of tho specie basis by Janus
ary lst 1870. The treasury will have the
needful coin for resumption. and the amount
necessary has been accumulated without any
arrangement to foreign exchanges and the
homo market. This important change from
what was anticipated only six months ago,
constitutes gain in behalf of tho restoration
OF business, the great value Of which it would
not bo easy to over-cstimate. Tho benefit,
however, is only partially appreciated because
tho change has como gradually; nor will it's
Importance be fully understood until wo
como to rcalizc what is to bc exempt from tho
perpetual fluctuations in values that have,
for the past fifteen years, accompanied de-
prcciated currency. s
3. Improvement of the national credit,
shown by the reRux Of securities from Europe
which had amounted to SIS ,000,0 900 annually,
having omplctcly stopped, and o disposition
manifested abroad to re-invest in the United
States. Increase in Govornment credit pro.
duces confidence in all organizations, State,
civic, corporate and private.
4. An abatement Of suspensions and fail.
ures. Notwithstanding the repeal oftho Dank-
rupt Act.
s. Marked improvement IL the finances of
corporate properties.
.. The assurance Of enormous crops in MI
parts OF tho country. The grain crop is
beyond all precedent and tho cotton promises
to be unusually large. Tho chcapness of
breadstuffs will stimulate home consumption
and produce general prosperity and popular
content.
Upon these changed conditions the Bulletin
basos tho hopc Of q very substantial improve
mont 10 business.
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ssfssSaitnlosat os StIio sralal Jury
q ~ III il0I 81 q ers,s. Z; ~ .s q
sthas 1flo,.s B, 1dsrs.a,o, Il 'resiai,g Judge
& B. tth Judicial Cfrcaia


VALIALLA, 81 =, June II, 1873. 4
The Grand Jury, In The disoharge Of their
duties, hayo visited tho several county Offices
and find them neatly and we'll kept, refccting
credit upon those who have them in charge.
They recommend that secure fastenings be
Furnished for tho windows Of the County Trea-
surer's ofioo.
They visited the County Jail and find three
prisoners, of whom two are United States pri-
soners. Ina former presentment this Grand
Jury recommended that tho garden and out
houses be repaired; that better supply Of
bedding be furnished and certain lights be put
In the. windows. These repairs hayo not been
made. They now present tue smoke house as
entirely unsafe nnd tho garden as unfit for use
by reason of iis dapidated condition. The
Jail n,so far as the jalor is concerned, is we'll
kept
Tho County Poor House is we'll kept and the
crops in good condition.
Facts have been presented to this Grand Jury
which'lcad them to believe that Trial Justice J.
d. Sanders is guilty Of issuing warrants upon
tho most frivolous grounds, thereby involving
the county in unnecessary costs.
They present the county roads in good condi--
tion.
In taking their leave they desire to return
their thanks to tho presiding Judge for his
courtcsies extended to them during the present
term. JOEL BEARD, Foreman.
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7 IsE TIN, slIITH 4 90,
u lyI,AIsIslIALLA s.
sl 4 pII TlgI y V SDA.,Y, . JNE q 20, 1873.
,aI,ERsIas.I

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Or loss for tho first insertion, and
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Obituary, Notices exceed
Ing five lines, Tributes of Respect,
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