IIknry A. Parson, Jr., .Editor.
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1871.
On the Sumner removal the Phila
delphia Pre, the loading, find one of
the s.blest political papers in this State,
snys:
There is wonderful unanimity in the
way in which the country receives the
news ot Senator Sumner's removal from
the chairmanship of the Committee on
Foreign Relations. Almost without ex
ception the Republican papers coudemn
the act as ill-advised, and deprecate it
ns injudicious; but one and all carefully
distinguish between personal acts of the
Administration and the great trust it
carries for the country, whilo condemn
ing the judgement of the President,
they do not doubt the honesty of his
intentions or swerve in their allegiance
t,i the great Republican party.
This dispassionate and judicial treat
ment of so exciting a question, sponta
neous as it is and universal, is as credi
table to the general intelligence of the
Republican press and people as it is en
couraging for the future of the organi
zation. As the Republican army was a mass
of thinking bayonets, so the Republi
can party is a mass of thinking voters,
find it is too great, too historical, and
too sacred a think to be endangered by
nny personal conflicts or issues inside
its ranks. We cairy tlio flag that
makes us free, and is is borne with the
name devotion, the same intelligence,
and the same spirit of self-sacrifice as
Avhen it floated at the head of our
armed and uniformed columns.
it Lit. ti It tJS C I.
Ret. C. M. Hkard,
Editor.
VARIETIES.
Some fat men do not seek greatness;
it is thrust upon them.
Man is like a potato, never suro when
lie will "get into hot water."
iTT!a Inrolinn.l f-Ttpndpd tn the frabe.1
end of his neck," means he was bald
lieaded. The inhabitants of Alaska don't
think much of ornamenting their walls,
tut they're very proud of their scaling.
George NVishop, for more than
ecventy years an employe of '.he Rank
of England, died recently in London.
A bond has been prcseuted to the
City Council ot Detroit for payment in
i,'old, which was issued fifty years ago.
and has just conn due.
A young man in Ohio recently opened
a clothing store, and was sent to jail for
it. Cause the clothiug store belonged
to another man.
Over 40,000 canary birds are brouyh
to this country every year, and prnbnbl
10,000 more are raised in this country
:i'or the purpose of sale.
A young man who was caught strsin
ing his sweetheart to his busoin the
jther night, justified himself on the
ground that he has a right to drain his
own honey!
The stranacst case of absence ol
A Gooi Test,
A few yours ago, as Rev. Professor
Finney was holding a series of meetings
in the city of Edinburg, many persons
called upon him for personal conversa
tion and prayer.
One day a gentleman appeared in
great distress of mind. He has listen
ed to Mr. Finney's sermon on the pre
vious evening, and it had torn away his
'refuge of lies." Mr. Finney was
plain and faithful with him, pointing
out to him the way of life clearly, and
his only hope of salvation. The weep
ing man assured him that he was will
ing to give up all for Jesus and he
knew of nothing he would reserveall
for Jesus.
Then let us go upon our knees and
tell Clod of that," said Mr. Finuey. So
both knelt at the altar, and Mr. Finney
prayed: "O Lord! this man declares
that he is prepared to take thee as bis
Uod, and to cast himself upon thy care,
now and forever."
The man responded "Amen!" hcarti-
Mr. Finney continued: "O Lord!
this man vows that he is ready to give
his wife, family, and all their interests
up to the."
Another hearty "Amen!" from the
man.
He went on: "O Lord! he says that
he is also willing to give thee his busi
ness, whatever it may be, and conduct
it for thy glory."
The man was silent no response.
Mr. Finney was surprised at his silence,
and asked: "Why do you not say
'Ameu' to this."
"Reciusa '.he Lord will not take my
business, sir: I am in the spirit trade,"
he answered.
The traffic could not withstand such
a test us that. "The Lord will not
take" such a business under His care,
tie demands its destruction a one of
the mightiest obstacles to the progress
of His kingdom in the earth, Ameri
can Messeutrer.
YYJiM iNiiK.i.
. TUB SAW DOMINUO COMMISSION,
Kingston, Jamaica, March 1C The
Tennessee will reach Key West on
Monday.- Commissioner Wade's report
is finished, ant he will go to Washing
ton by the most direct route. The
other commissioners will stop at Char
leston to write elaborate reports. All
have expressed themselves decidedly
in fnvor of annexation. A cordial re
ception was given the commissioners
here, and they are ol opinion that there
is a strong sentiment in Jamaica in fa
vor of annexation to the United States
PuWELL& KIME.
Lowell & Kime
A Touno man, whose moustache is
visible by the aid of a microscope, was
the victim of misplaced confidence a
short time ago. He had been particu
larly sweet on a very young lady, and
had previously paid her several visits.
Tho girl's parents thinking both too
young to begin kecpiug company with
each other, gave them a gentle hint to
that effect first, by calling the girl out
of the room and sending her to bed;
and second, by tho lady of tho house
bringing into the room a huge slice of
bread and butter, with molasses attach
ment, and saying to the youth in her
kindest manner, "There, Rubby, take
this and go home; it is a long way, and
your mother will be anxious."
Having erected a Urge and well arranged
new Store House on the old site, since the
fire, and filled it from cellar to gftrret with
the choicest goods of all descriptions, that
can be found in any market, are fully pre
pared to rooeivethelr old customers, and
supply their wants at bottom figure
WHOLESALE OH RETAIL.
Their assortment is now complete, com-
JF YOU WANT TO RUY
GOODS CHEAP
00 TO
THAYER & HAGERTY
Main Street, Ridgway, Pa.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ROOTS,
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE, WOOD AND
WILLOW.WARE,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
A Large Stook of
Groceries and Provisions.
The REST BRANDS ot FLOUR
Constantly on hand, add sold as cheap
as the CHEAPEST.
THAYER & HAGERTY.
vln2.
jniud was that of a monkey out in IV
rflucah, which u-ed to sit out on the
fence, in a reverie, and try to pick its
lecth with the end of its tail.
The farmers of the United States
annually expend 520,000,000 in reap
ing and moving machines. The annual
-production is now estimated at about
125,000 machines.
A Norridgewock (Maine) deacon re
cently coughed up a head of herds grass,
which has Iain on hia lungs lor over
thirty-six years. It still retained is
original shape, but had grown us hard
as a stooe.
They have begun in Canada to cul
tivate rabbits as an article' of food, and
in European countries, hundreds of
miles of coast lands are used as rabbit
warrens, and their product furnishes a
cheap and nutritious food for millions,
while the iurs bavo considerable value
in them.
The Germans expslled from Fr.mce
lurioz the recent war, it is estimated,
amounted in number to 120,000. Tho
average indemnity for direct losses suff
red by this expulsion is placed at 500
a head, so that the entire damages aris
ing from this harsh war measure
amounts to beventy-two millions of dol
lars. Two citizens of Mcdora, Jackson
county, Ind., went to law about five
years ago over a rail fence, the value of
which was probably $25. The case is
uow before the Supreme Court for final
adjustment, and, up to the present time,
tho costs amounts to $3,000.
At a recent meeting at Danbury,
Cone, where a contribution was taken
up, a wealthy member of the congrega
tion dropped twenty-five cents in the
contribution box. The amount realized
Icing a little more than that required,
the wealthy member quietly suggested
to the deacon who passed the box, that
his little amount might be returned
And it was.
Lady Wllmot Ilorton died in Deiby
ehire, England, on the 10th ult., in her
t'iehtv-third year. It waa she wno in
epired Lord Byron with the first oong of
the Hebrew Melodies, beginning:
ghe walks in beauty: like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
nd all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect sal her eyes.
A Chinoss Ssraon.
The following discourse by a con
verted Chinese tailor, with reference to
the merits of Coufucianism, Buddhism,
and Christianity, is worth preserves:
'A man had fallen inio a deep, dark
pit, and lay in its miry bottom groaning',
uud utterly unable to move. Confucius
walked by, approaching the edge of the
pit, and said: 'Poor lellow! I aia very
sorry lor you. hy were you such a
fool ns to get in there: Let mo give
you a piece of advice: If you get out,
Jon t get in again. A liuduist priest
next cme by, and said: 'Poor fellow!
urn very much pained to see you
there. I think if you could scramble
up two thirds of the way, or even half,
1 could reach you and lilt you up ihe
lest. Uut the man m the pit was en
tirely helpless, and unable to rise.
Next, the Saviour came by, and, hear
ing the cries, went to the very brink of
the pit, stretched down and laid hold of
the poor man, brought mm up, aud
said: 'uo, uuu sin no more.
Pleasure &nl Piety.
There is no single pleasure that a
manly man ought io love the flavor of,
which is not permissible to a Christian.
There is not a thing which a Christian
may uot have which every young man
otiuhl not to be ashamed to take. Piety
does not shut up the avenues of enjoy
meut. True virtue makes every enjoy
ing faculty more sensitive to joy. 1
repudiate and repel with scorn tho im
nutation that when a man is a child of
God. aud is at peace with all God's
laws in material things, social things
and moral thiugs, he is shut up. He
is enfranchised rather. He is enlarged,
lie is ennobled. 1 here is more uiusio
in him, in every single chord and fac
ulty, than there can be in any other.
There is no man so free, there is no
man who has a range so boundless, as
the mac who is at peace with God.
And yet there are multitudes of per
sous who suppose that there are peculiar
pleasures which cannot be reaped ex
cept by a reprobate course. There
never was any greater mistake than
that. Bcccher. .
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JOEL G. FLOYD,
T. O. Box V41, Washington, D. C.
prising
DRY GOODS,
Kidgway, March 1st, 1870
SPECIE PAYMENT!
GOLD OR GREENRACKS
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR
WAGONS
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
OR
thirty Hires and one-third (133J) perches
nioro or less, thenco east one hundred
thirty.three and one-third (133J) perches
more or less to said road, thence following
the line of said road southerly thirty (30)
perches more or less to tlio place of begin
ning, being lot No. 'JO on north St. Mary's
road, nr.d containing twenty. five acres
more or less.
Seized and taken In execution and to be
sold as the property of Ocorgo Weis.
JACOB McCAULEY,
Sheriff.
Sncatrr's Orrica. 1
Ridgway, March 10, 1871. f vlnSto.
JOB
HARDWARE,
CLOTHING,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Orphan's Court Sale.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Klk County, I he undersigned. Ad
ministrator of L. V. Zimmerman, lute of
said county, deceased, will expose to sale
by Public enduo, on
Saturday, April 1st, 1871,
on the premises, nil the interest of the do.
cedent iu and to lots Nos. 42 and 43 in the
Village of Ccntreville, with the buildings
thereon eroded.
Terms CASH on confirmation of sale.
JOHN G HE F.N,
vlnltc. Adiuiuislrutor,
NOTIONS, etc., etc.
POEK, FLOUR, SALT,
ESTnLiiir.nis 1830.
WELCH & GRIFFITHS'
Saws I Saws ! Saws I
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Axes, Files, Cast Steel, Mill Furnish
ings, and Machinery.
BSfGet the Eesti they will prove the cheap
est.
Prices reduced. Send for price List and
Circulars,
WELCH & GRIFFITHS,
Boston, Has3., or SstroitMioh.
Gly.
RAILROAD
Feed, Beans, Butter
WORK A T THE RID G WA P ! "old by
WAGON SHOP.
Call and examine my stock beforo
buying a Lumber or Pleasute Wagon.
I use the best selection of Michigan
WHITE OAK AND HICKORY ;
I employ none but First Clust Me-
t . t .1 1 . a1 T
cnamct ; i use nommr nut ms ucsc
Refined Iron. I think it will bo to your
interest to give me your order.
Having twenty-five lumber wagons
in course of coatruction, I will be able to
furnish any party by the first of April.
All oiden by mail, also any orders
left with W. S. Service at the Tin
Shop, will receive prompt attention.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Focins, Is- ,
sued out of the Court of Common Tlcns
of Elk county, and to me directed, I will
expose to sale by public vendue or outcry,
at the Court House, in Ridgway. '
ON MONDAY", APRIL 10, 1871,
at one o'clock, p. m., the following do
scribed property, to wit:
A lot or piece of ground situate in the
town of Ridgway, county of Elk. and
State of Pcnsylvanin, described ns follows:
being. lot No. one hundred nnd sixteen
(11G) according to the plnn ot said town,
ns made bv John J. Ridgway and recorded
in the Rocordot's ofhco of said county, be
ginning at the corner of Centra slrect, nnd
Inst street, being ihe north-cast corner of
said lot., thenco along Centro street sixlr
five feet, thence south '2" 25' east along
lot No. 115 one hundred nnd sixty
feet to an alley, thence north 00 35' east
along said alley to East street, thence north
23 25 west along East street to tho place
of beginning. Erected thereon is a two
slory frame Gothic dwelling house nbout
sixteen feet froit by thirty-two feot in
depth, nnd ft wing on the east nnd we-t
sides, each fourteen feet by fourteen feet,
or thcronbouts.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Henry H. Thomas, nnd to bo
CTl .
JAOOB McCAULEY.
Sheriff.
Siikbiff's OrrtcB,
Ridgwny, March, 13, 1871. J vln3to.
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
Tiie Rible is the only real polyglott.
Here and there in the catalogues of
literature we may find a book that is
given to the world in several languages.
liut nothing can be found to compare
with the Rible in this respect. It has
been translated into 200 languages; 63
in Europe; 71 in Asia; 28 in Polynesia
and tho Archipelago; 25 in Africa; and
22 in America. More than one hun
dred millions of copies, in whole or in
part, have been put in circulation with-
n the present ccnturv. Uod is unlet'
terinir His word and sending it to the
nations.
'Go, holy book, thou word divine,
Of him who spake as man ne'er spake,
Go, for omnipotance is thine,
Aud to thy truths the nations wake."
PHIL AD IFHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
VN and aft' MONDAY, DEC. 5th, 1870,
J tlv trains on t o Philadelphia it
Lri? Railroad will run as follows:
WBSTWAlin.
Mail Train lcavi j Pliilaulpdlua- 9.-10 p.
" " Ridtrway...- l.oti p.
" " arrivo at Erie 7.10 p.
ErioExpUavcs Philadvlphi 12.40 p.
" ' Kidtrwny.. 2.uu a.
" arrive at Erie -n.7.40 a.
Accomodation, ltavos Rcnova,...7.15 a.
Knlgway,..o.ll p. m.
arr at Kane 8.00 p.m.
EASTWAHU.
Mall Train leaves Erie "J.OO a.
Ridgwny d.UO p.
arrive at l'hilad'a... U.50 a.
Erie Express leaves Erie 'J.OO p.
" tfiueway... .-' a.
" nrat Philadelphia.. 5.30 p.
Accomodation, loaves Kane 7,30 a. in.
" " Ridgway... 10. l'l a. m.
arr at St. Maryu 12-00 in.
leaves St. Marys 7.15 a: m.
" " Emporium 51.35 a iu.
arr at Ranovo 3.00p.ro.
Expret?, Mail and Accommodation, east
and .ost, lounci t at Corry and all west
bound trains nnd Mail accommodation eiiHt
at Irvinton with the Oil Creek uud Alle
gheny River Rail Road.
iu. A. XtALDVi IN.
Gen'l 8up't.
Canned Goods,
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m.
ni.
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ni.
m.
m.
m.
in.
in.
m.
in.
ni.
In Bhort everything wanted in the Country
LUMBERMEN, FARMERS, ME
CHANICS, MINERS, TAN
NERS, LARORING MEN,
S. JACKSONtfc WEAVER
tf
NOTICE. The following named per
sons have filed their Petitions for
LICENSES to be presented to the
Court ot Quarter Sessions the second
Monday (being tho 10th day) of April,
A. D. 1871:
T AVERS.
Autnan, Wolfgang Fox township.
Turley, Armel Jay township.
Hurke, P. 11. Jay township.
Etter, Daniel St. Mary's Rom.
Reichard, Jacob St. Mary a Roro.
Wellendorf, Mathias St. Mary's
Rorough.
7. Foote, Joseph A. St. Mary s
Rorough.
EATING HOUSE.
Rrunner, Joseph Renzinger Tp.
Gill, Francis, Fox Township.
Bauer, George St. Mary's Roro.
Clausman, Charles St. Mary's
Roroftgh.
5. Heindel, J. B. St. Mary's Boro.
C. Wachtel, John St. Mary's Boro.
STORE.
1. Russ, E. J St. Mary's Boro.
FRED SCHOENING,
Clerk Quarter Sessions.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
1.
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3.
4.
5.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
NEW TIME TABLE.
Commencing December 5th. 1870.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R.R.
NEW LINE TO BUFFALO THROUGH
THE OIL REGIONS.
EVERYBODY !
The Motive.
i. ou cannot serve two masters you
must serve one or other. If your work
is first with you, and your fee second,
work is your master, aud the Lord ot
work, who is Uod. Rut if your
fee is first with you, and your work
second, lee is your master, and the lord
ot the lee, who is the devil, and
not only the devil but the
lowest of devila '"the least erected
fiend that fell." So there you have it in
brief terms work first, you are God's
servants; tee first, you are the fiend s.
And it makes a difference, now and
ever, believe me, whether you serve
him who has on his vesture and thigh
written, "King of kings," and whose
service is perfect freedom; or him on
whose vesture and thigh the name is
written, "Slave of slaves," and whose
eervice is fcrket flamy. Ruskiu.
OOISO SOUTU.
Day Express leaves Oil City at 2 30 p m
Arrives at Pittsburgh 0 00 pm
Night Express leaves Oil City 9 10pm
Arrives at Pittsuurgu o -) a m
Mail leaves Oil Oily 9 05 a m
Arrives at Pittsburgh 5 60 p m
GOING NOBTIf.
Day Express leaves Pittsburg at 7 20 a ra
Arrives at Oil City at 2 05 p m
Night Express leavvs Pittsburgh 8 40 p m
Arrives at Oil City" bio am
Way Passenger leaves Pittsburgh 9 35 a ra
Aarrives at Oil City 0 85 p m
Passeugcrs travelling by this Route will
find better accommodations and make
better time than by any other road from
the Oil Uec-ious to Pittsburgh.
Pullman Pallace Drawing Room bleep.
irg Cars on Night Express Trains between
Pittsburgh and Corry. inrongu coacues
attached to Day Expross Trains between
Pittsburgh and Brockton without chnngo.
Baggage checked aud ticket i b jld to all
important points.
J. J. LAWRENCE. Gen. Sutt.
3t. 11. Bev, Ticket Agent.
Also a full stook of
MANILLA ROPE
of the best manufacture, of suitable sixes
for rafting and running purposes.
Ridgway, Ps., March 2d, 1871.
virtue of a writ of Ven Exponas,
issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Elk County, nnd to me directed,
I will expose to sale by publio vendue or
outcry, at the Court House in Ridgway
ON MONDAY, APRIblO. 1871.
At one o'clock, p. m. All that certain
tract of unimproved land Bituate in .lay
Township, Elk county. Pennsylvania,
known as warrant No. 4192. Containing
9b0 aces more or les. bounded on north
by warrants Nos. 419S and 4189, on the
east by No. 4898, on the south by No.
4191, and on the west by No. 4189.
ALSO one other tract of unimproved
land, situate in Fox Township, Elk county,
Pennsylvania, known as warrant No. 4270.
Containing ty acres mote or less. Hound
ed cn the north by warradis 4273 and 4310,
on tho east by No. 4274, on the south by
Mob. 41 and 1181, and on the west by Ho.
4340.
ALSO one other tract of unimproved
land, situate in Fox township, county and
Slate aforesaid, known as warrant No.
4273. Containing 900 acres more or less.
Bounded on the north by warrant No.
4093, on the east by Nos. 4187, and 4274,
on tue soutn by rto. 420, and on ins
west by No. 4243.
ALSO all the coal, iron ore, lime stone,
and all other minerals of any nature and
kind whatsoever, in and upon and under
the following trict, piece, or paroel of land,
situate on the noith St. Mary's road. Be
ginning at a pest on said road, thenoe west
one hundred thirty-three and one-third
(1331) perches to Joseph Belekes land,
thenco north thirty (30) perches, thence
east one hundred thirty-three and one
third (I33J) perches more or less to the
rad line, thence south by said road line
thirty (80) perches more or less, contain
ing twenty-five (25) acres, and being in
lot No. 10 on the north St. Mary's road,
according to the map or plan of the town
or settlement of St. Mary's.
ALSO all the coal, iron ore, lima atone,
and all other minerals of any nature 'and
kind, whatsoever, in under and upon the
following described tract, piece or parcel
of land. Beginning at a post on the north
St, Mary's road, thence west one hundred
SIIEEIFF'S SALS.
BY virtu? of a writ of Levari Fncins,
issued out of tho Court of Common Pleas
of Elk county, and to me directed. I will
expoRe to sale by publio vendue or outcry,
at the Court House, in Ridgway
ON MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1871,
at one o'clock, p. m., all the following de
scribed five tracts, pieces or parcels of
land, situate in Fox township. Elk ctunty,
Pennsylvania, described ns follows:
FIRST, commencing at a beech slump
at the north west corner of land of Clark
Egleslon, thence east sixty ((10) roils to a
beech, thence south sixty-three and three
tonths (03.3) rods to a post, thence ent
sixtv (GOi rods to a post, ihence north
Bixty-three and thrce-lenlhs fi3.3 rods
to the place of beginning. Conlniniug
twenty-three and seven-tenihs 23.7 acres
of land, more or less.
SECOSD Commencing at a post at (lie
smith-past forner of land conveved to
Robert Mcintosh, by David R. Griggs nnd
others, trustees of the United Slates Laud
Company, thence north forty 40 rods to
a post, thence east twenty-nine 291 rods
to a post, thence south 12J east forty-one
r411 rods to a stone in the rreek, thence
west ihirty-seven 37 rods to the place ot
becinninz. Containing eight nnd one-
fourth ncrcs of land, more or less.
THIRD Commencineat a hemlock tree,
at tho south-west corner of a lot of land
conveved to Robert Mcintosh, by the trus
tee's of the U. S. Land Company, thence
east fourteen 1141 rods to a beech tree,
thence south sixty-three and three-tenths
1 03.8 rods to a poet, thence south one
hundred flOOT rods to a post, thence south
sixty-six and sevcn-tenlhs 00.7 rods tn a
post, I hence west twenty-five 25 rods to
a beech tree, thence norm eleven III rrvi
to a beech tree, thence west Bixty-six TOO
rods to a beech tree, thence north one huu
dred and eleven fllll rods to apost, thene
east one hundred and seventy-seven fl"
rods to apost, thenco corth eight 8 rod
to the place of beginning. Containin
one hundred and two and six-tenths (102. 0)
acres mors or less.
FOURTH Beginning ot an iron-wood
tree on the bank of tho crcok, thenco nort
forty-two degrees west (42w), fifty-cigli
(58) rods to a si one, thence west fifty-four
(54) rods to a post, thence south sixty-three
and three-tenths (ij;..;s) roils to a post
thence north seventy-three and one-four I
degrees east twenty-four (24) rods to
post, thenco north one-fourth of a rod to
post, thence north 78 east sixty mine 09
rods to the plnee of beginning. Containin
twenty-two -22- acres and and allowance
of six percent of land.
FIFTH Commencing nt a post on th
north line of land of said Dennis Egleston,
thenoe west forty -40- rods to a hemlock,
thence north sixty-eight degrees east,
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Seized and taken in execution, as the
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JACOB McCAULEY,
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Sheriff's OrrioR,
Ridgway, March, 10, 1871. vln3to.
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Ridgway, March. ICtb. 1871- J Tluoto
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