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E'tgfe IT abraham Peelcr, late Of
FishlnScreeh foUnship deceased
R1OIlCE is hereby given, that Letters pf AL
" m'nlstrat'ou Oh the above mentioned estate
nave been granted to the subsciberying IN FIN
lng'resk township. All persons indebtcG to SAID
es' 'te are hereby notified to make immediate poy.
mehl' aud all those having csims are requested TO
present them properly authenticated. to
JOFN "EELER, Admir-.
November %, lSs5-6wsl
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NOTICE

E ) he-ehy given that I have purchase of Moses
d May the following roperty, to wit -
Que MdntIe GIock
Three BedSteads
One Uash Kelhe
EiUe ShoafS
One Uash 7U6
One chest
1tco Barrels C,der
OHe Barrtl Hine
ana have left the same in his possession dmnS
my pressure; and hereby forbid any uersou taking
them irom him by purchase Oh olherwise ,ynb"nt
my consent
FREDERICK HAROLD
December !, lS45
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sEazzsTsFrgFgyls

The senate, as we learn from Washing.
inglou, confirmed, in Executive sesse on
The nomination of the Hon. l. uis MC"Laut
(apponled by the president Of the U. S.
IN the recess of Congress) to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PIenipo lon,ar!
rom tn e Uniled States to the Kingdom o.
Great Britain. This confirmation puts The
rumors Of Mr.. McLanes wish to return t.
U. S. lllle out of countenance, A large
lumber Of nominations to Office, by the
Presi lent are said to be before tie Senate,
some Of the OF Importance but no coutil-
nations. i> is understood, have yet been
made, exccp, the above, Amorg the no"'-
nations made is that OF George w. Wood.
ward, of the State OF Peunsy lvania, to be
Judge Of the Supreme Court of the United
States.
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Register C0ice. }
Danuiie, Dec, 10, 1914 :
THREE CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber on the 3d inst
a boy named SIl,AS MILLARD. The above IL
ward will be paid, but no charges, if said boy /,
relurnedto the subscriber within ten days.--lhe
public are hereby warned rot to trust or harbOr him
on my account, as hold myself no longer respon
sible for him Puney Grove, IL mo. 10Th lsl5
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
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THRILLING INCIDENT IN Russia
The following melancholy iccident l.
much talked Of; it shows The effects oi
the terrible decision of Character exhib.
tied by the Russian Czar:-It Is well
known that there are many s,llors IN
the Russian feet who are lsraelites A a
review of the fleet on late OCCASION by
the emperor; two sailors par, cularly
excited his aUeuuon, both by The pre-
clsinn which they performed several
difficult maplvres, and by the agility
and daring which they displayed. Th-
Emperor was so much pleased that he
immediately promoted one 10 be cap
tain; the other be appointed Lieulenan,
ON The spot. There is, however, an
ukase forbidlng Jews TO wear epaultte,
and the A lmiral of the feet, who
stood by the emperor, knowing that
they were Jews, stated he difficulty 10
his imperial m.jesty.' 'PShaw? cried
the Emperor, thal does not signify IN
the easl--'bey shall Immediately EN-
brace the Greek religion, Of course.
When this determination was com puoI.
Gated to the young men, sorrow and
despair seized upon them at the thought
OF receiving honor aud promotion on
such inexorabIe terms Knowing that
remonstrance or refusal would be in
vain, they requested Of The Emperor
permission 10 exblt sill more Of their
mooGnvres, as he had not seen all they
could DO. This being granted, they
asCe0ded the lopmaSt, embraced each
o,her, aud locked 10 one Others arms,
they threw The Aseves into The sea and
disappeared forever. What effect tint,
self sacrafce produced upon The Car IL
not related.
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TnF YoUNG STATE OF Texas The
President has affixed his signature to
the init res olLtions, and Young Tex
as is no longer a 'Ione STAR but ls one
OF the bright sislerhoo d whose united
7PIendor and power excite the ad MIRA.
Ion, astonlsn nnenl And pprch enslon Of
lhe government of The Id world. The
tnneXatlon Of Texas is another mora
hesson IN ths acquisition of territory
I which the United States has set the rd-
pacious robbers in Europe. Instead OF
sending It's armies IN the cCunliy TO
SEIZE the territory, aud compel an un-
willing people TO sub nit 10 its diclallon
IS Gtesl Brian, France aud Russia
have do ne, aud continue TO do when
they wish more territory, The United
States, has peacefully acquired its rights
to Texas, with the full consent and APP
probation of the people. and at their ear
n esl solicitation. Such lesson, though
1t may be lost upon governments accus
toned to shorter aud more unscIupu
Ious proceeding, 10 Uol without its val
ue 10 our country, for 1t serves 10 show
the principles OF Jusuce ,moderatIou aud
respect tor others'rlgh', which character
We republican rule, An mus raise III,
Hner'cnn people IN The respect aud
admiration OF The great IN all parts Of
he world.
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SHERIFF BACKENsros Acquired -
B. BickenstoS, Sheriff Of Hancock coun
~, Ill.,, has been tried al Peoria Oh the
charge Of murder, connected with the
death OF Worreli, The anti Mormon
last fall. The jury brought in d yer
dict Of not guilty the jury could no.
have arrived al any other conclusion
Justly. The Missouri Reporter says,
IN the first place, he did not shoe
Worrel' nor was Worrell shot at his
instigatIon or with his consent, and 10
he second place, if WorreII had been
shot 6y him, The act would have been,
under the circumstances, perfectly u1li.
f,bIe.' We hope that this verdict will
encourage the public officers in the
.neghborhood Of The Mormoos to dis
charge their duties ieariessly, if dlfliauI
Ties shall again occur between the sal nts
and The antics.
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Bloomsbury.
LOOK OUT.

Al. persons indebted to he subscri
Der on bond, note, or book account
make paymen, before The first day o.
February next, or their accounts will al
Ter that date, be left with Justice ol
The Peace for immediate cliec,lon,
DHNlEL SNYDER.
Dec. 27 1916
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SMITH O'BRIEN AND OREGoN,--The
great leader of the lrlsh people; second
only in The inAueuce TO O'Conn e., made
at the last meeting Of the A,ocat on, ,
one of The mos, noble displays of man
ly eIuquence ever uttered 10 the CODcl-
ia,ion Hall. After treating on a variety
of topics conversant with the busIner,
of the day, he advanced to the presen'
bellgercn attitude # Great Brl ain
towards America, and openIy declared
that Irishman had sanctioned and sus-
lained England IN her unjust wars, and
that such would not be the case any
longer; then quoting the Edinbt'rg lie
UieaC, to show that The claim OF Eug land
was no better than that Of the United
States, / e declared in the name Of the
Irish prople, that if England should OBJ
slinalely persist in wanton waste OF blood
and treasure, Tor The barren shore oi
Oregon, the lrsn people should not b.
any party TO The injustice! This is q
most remarkable speech, coming from
gentleman of Smith O'Brien'S wei
known hrmness, influence and gre a
properly. This has produced a grea
sensation. Should Ireland be able lC
preserve an loAIexabla neutral ty, Eng
rand connol, will not 90 10 war for ont
year D0GLin Correspondence QF TIN
IxyIuDg
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All that certain lot piece of lai d situated in
Berwick bounded as follows, to wit fronting on
Canal-strcet being sixty feet in front on Canal.
streetitom the of said lot or piece o. ground
on Cana-strcst an alley that runs from front street
to Canal-strect and thence by line across said
lot IN line parallel with the alley running from
FronI-slreot to Canal-strcct so as to make sixty
feel front on the alley running between Front and
Cana!-strects, together with the heraditaments and
appertcnancos.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF Thomas Connolly.
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DROTHERLY Low E.

A BJstoniln on a visit TO PHILADELPHIA
says The only specimen of 'broiherly love-
he has seen in that city was a strife between
sixteen cabmen for the privilege of convey
NJ him TO his hotel.
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xgEsqyslslsaF..sszszBE

rAmcrican sailors have bigger hearts
than any other people Of like means, The
crew of Old Ironsdes subscribed 81 $50
70 he selcf Of The PAIsburg sufferers.
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appears that the largest number of depostors have
balance OF f2O to their credit and the second largest
number balance Of flo to their credit More than two
thirds OF the whole number Of deposors have sums of
go and under to their credit The deposits Of this ns
tuition are invested In bank stock debenures City of
Montreal bonds, and mortgages ON Real Estate with
personal security.
During the past year the progress of this institution has
been regular the balances increasing every month"; the
aggregate dcposites having increased nearly thirty per
cent and the number Of depositors full twenty-five per
cent The proportion Of larger and smaller deposits re-
main about the al the close of previous years
The rate Of interest has recently been increased and
hereafter five per cent will be paid upon all bona de
deposits, the aggregate of which shall not exceed fifty
pounds.
These institutions have been established in various parts
Of the world for the purpose of enabling those who &C
cumulatc money very graduly and by their daily labor
to have some place where it only be secure but
where can work for ITSELF and increase Without these
Institutions the Industrious classes would be compelled to
keep their little earnings by them, subject to all the dan
gers Of depreciation If in paper and the losses in the
precious metals 1t would not accumulate under the
most favorable circumstances any than BY the ad
ditions from saving and would all times be source Of
continued alarm for its preservation The desire for in.
creasng deposit made in those institutions by many of
those deposng is great that their earnings accumu
late more rapidly in this way than in any other few
dollars or few pounds would be deposited in Savings
Bank which, but for the existence Of these institutions
would be expended foha which could be done without
We therefore consider these banks only safe depo
STORIES when udiciousy conducted for the tring sur
plus earnings Of the industrious classes but as ncenty
OF economy and for accumulation among those classes
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HOWES b CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CTRCIrS

THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever Organized in
the United States, comprising 100 Men and Horses,
curing % Carriages the peTormers wardrobe
sIcsns &c will be- exhibited IA Paterson, Easton pal
Reading Lancaster, Harrisburg. &C. The company has st-
tached i Eight Female Equesrians, whom the
f.rs fs MHbh hss MARIE EAcxRT arrived rom
being chaste csssc graceful and adore
end the charming aaree with which she chains her audi
eence render this gifted and arsfs the lead.
ing feature Of the this The Propretos
fer the public the brilliant description given the respec-
Of the extraordinary and daring ests perform
ed by this distin avfsfe Among the novelties which
the fropretor cner are the ceiebra.ed Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESA
Their height 10 eet and their weight over 100 lbs. Mr..
Randall weighs az ts Mrs Randall u the most enormous
giantess ~ the world They VI appear in Jack and the
strength and agility, and will ride two horse The
will coprss II Acts Of Gym
Equssirian Director. Mr.. H0wEs; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unsprroachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri-
der the Napoleon q the Arena Mr. HOBBS, whose
Iiorssbsck the extraordinary Witnessed yuse.
nile Act Of Hosssmsnshp by Master Nixon. Olympic Exsr-
Tumblsr Mr.. MAJ ARTE. WosdsIl.I Fs.ts By NJ Ccles
Dogs. Hector and Billy The SWISS BkOThEks. IN
the chsrio.er Of rhg.us ros"fng s.d BY
brilliant Act o. FAneses 81 poseus Mr. q. Hcwes IN
slack HOPE Fscisfsoas The Nsxo M,ns~ls, with the mi
,t-he ss kmnt feir head The Original Banjo Melo-
dat With ssrssy 81 Others. The whole comprising the
leading talented. and classic psrormen ~ the world
MI uuc
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ODD FELLowS ELBOWS EXPOSED.

ODD FELLOWSHIP EXPOSED
m FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. MAY
~ snd y - The Minerva Konn<. ~ BEpAdwsl. Doctor
> Wilt s.s.sss sa rs.ss ldEs y. M':,sssss
ne interior q ~ ODE rsio~s Lcdxs wlh perfect ip
ton a 10 iinlcsnt n,fs<fnz snt,
date INTO the Indspeadsnf Order 81 odd f.o~s ecsf<ax
the Dsxress v.sss fh~ LssWss Ss.s 0rps and Tokens
I'd edxs n, sya fhs.css,sis~ sss,ssss ss~. A. ~'
ta quota o. act and<r h<ir uss dr~~sd fall ssg.s
The psts arg assured ~s every trx ~ " Conducted
orderly sad rssr<sffn manner, and @t the rsres<ss
lions vii be truthful sad LADIES ssfsiiy
invited ~ stf~nd There soothing that w shock the
desty ~ the f.ss,d,on<.
Tiskss q! Gssslsmss . ss.ss-Lsa.es Iss essss Doo~
~ ~ o'ciQfk, rornneprx ~ qusurr "a o.
lecture wi rreeess us op<nms % the Lcd<e FRIDAY
evening mysusm
~ NJ WESTERN has rsresss has Ls~ on<s irs~ q
lsss. Dluseb
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observation-disclosures.
WAsniScrrs, May z, lsS.
I'm senate.


Im senate.
Mr. Srrlcmr moved reconsideration Of the
Florida judiciary bill, as passed yesterday.
The bill to settle the claims Of New Hampshire
for military services, was informally laid aside
ono uorum voting on it's ayes, 10 nays.
MIR. Johnson, from Louisiana, reported back
the bill for the adjustment OF suspcndcd prc-cmp-
ton land claims, with amendments.
After considering private bills, the Senate adj
journed over till Monday.
House OF Representatives.
The House refused to go into Committee, on
motion Of Mr.. Mckay.
Mr.. ADAMS moved to suspend the rules TO cna.
BILE him to offer resolutions calling on the Prcsi-
dent for further information respecting dcscrtcrs
from thc-army, and authorising the President to
have arrested, and tried for murder, those who
had shot soldiers if any were shot without ,rinl.
The motion to suspend the rules to receive the
resolutions was lost.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, and took up the Post Office bill
Mr.. GIDpINGs, of Ohio, rose, he said, to priv.
legged question. He went on to make severe
speech against shooting dcserters without trial.
No worse murder would il be, il corporal's com.
mand had been ordered to shoot members of
Congress.
discussion ensued, in which several members
took part.
! Mr.. DARRAGH, of Pennsylvania, is speaking as
this dispatch closes.
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Alphabetically. would b much bssssr ~ ksr crss
70 patiently walt for an nprsvssns h her Gaanria
affairs for he payment Of dividsnds and much more ere
dAbe to the State to meet in direct way her iisbiies
than TO resort TO any compromise than divide the
resources ofthe State without any probability present
ofeher source proving sufficient meet the burdens
imposed uponit
The annexed statement Of the Montreal Proyident ana
Swings Bank shows that the laborng Of that city
amidst all the vicssitudes they from time to time expert
ence have been able to accumulate very respectable
sum to their credit in that institution -
MONTREAL SAVINGS BANK.
The number Of accounts opened from the
commencement in October l6si, to the
SlM december, lsaa, was l3le. and the
amount deposited. ............. Gellas A o
The number during Is4s was 1900 and the
the amount deposited. ..... ~ 05c o
The number during 1874 has been 1909 and
the amount deposited ............ iaa.sss IL 0
The number during iss5 has been 1850
and the amount Of deposits lin all cases
including Interest,". ............... isi.s73 = s
Making, since the commencement as7s
depositors, and an amount Of. Case e67 ~
In the first period there were
closed 3SS accounts, and
Withdrawn. Al, 2l6
In l6a3 there closed $40
accounts, and withdrawn. 81, l39 l6
In l844, there were closed
643, and Withdrawn. =. .l00,273 IL
And In last year there have
been closed 765 accounts,
and Withdrawn. ..l24, 3l6 10
32ee4s n
-
Leaving balance due to 2569 dcpositors
of..... ............... ... 1921 10 =
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MILITARY RIDING SCHOOL.

MIR AfL TO~ having entered into an arrangement with
w Iisythorns, Tor Ds Hd,ng school too nights W the
~ssA Mcndsy' .sd Ts,asl' ,'l s,mmsnss 90 Mcndsy
taught " hon MAJOR R.ssslss Light Messs Arsl
y - the corner 81 lab street Vnissr<sy ses and The
l.rsss sA~ cav wfh s best u accommodation. No
PANS viii h~ sp~sed 70 hiring toward tho class fos further
information enquire Mr. Hxyfhorn~ once the Arse
~. -seg ~ hss'ses CO" b seea every Dc, from ito
Broad sword and Ar'ssry Drill from ,,IIs y ~ every
day. a. ss..i. ms7 Hsu
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m ~ 's S..;s & S..s S:s: ss:i;;
Hosss. Th< ..ls iahss place hi. evening. mys TER
r,a,xrv !, Jo tT sNSIFEEN, Auetioassr: :.
cLsh.% .ss I'D sory. The entire essaS;sSa.s,. com.
y'ipss even article %. the hu.irss The Print,
msss as s.: AZ Fl Il. ,Sos
NEALE'S TULIPS.
WY NEALE respectfully informs his friends and the
Splendid me- fSs: % s Tas:dsy
~ ;'s s
so~ s.sa e ~s S.y
ins them IN bloom THIS lts purchasing tulips IN pa.
bloom prove 70 ). Ike sess. TusSS in eseaes W. n
% . ny ss : . ns Sy
Cnaicssss win be On the ground q, the time of sale.
bsa made up from between and 800 varieties
i john D. Gi OVEN vii! sell on FRIDAY, May 8 at
choice s .ss ,u double Ssha packed
y rss;sss,sd . any ga Of The United s,a,s They are
s:a.y .si ~ auction Catalogues are ready and the
AUCTION N 6HTShgaEHk ks"ssS xE OF HOUSE
Fsa''e:ss AsIs' Solar lamp; Hall
4: Tea Try. md sS yd s. % ss;:
G vii :'s sSa' sa .
Isas. sass stock % 6ss.boy. .siss contrasting in
E Of % ssss,ss and s,ss i sI. . from two
hall lanterns silt esadsshas, wall BRACKETS chandeliers
with .gr, lamp. saLs baskets, candle with and with
ca. bnehss nsxxoas revolving and other obcng c..,or
''s. cs Sss ssas.ss snd Hs.S
ss.s I'd ss t.. :.s s';i i. h
.sp. e .s ss 1s.S w9a ls attention e
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Married.
On Tuesday evening the 9Th instant in Philadelphia,
by the Rev. Mr.. Chambers, COLLIN SHELTON THRocx-
MORTON to MALviSA LAURA second daughter of Robert
,. Ward Esq, oil Of Louisville, KY.
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sI
The court very crowded during the mor1i-
ing They delivered their opinion on the motion TO At
tach the Hon Mr. Rclfe refusing to do 90 The court
also refused 10 request the House Of Representatives to
send Mr. Rce to the court. Mr. Mausby than resd the
aidavit OF Gov Thomas which States In substance that
he has used all due diligence TO procure the attendance
Of Mrs Linn and that he had been always anxious 10
the Missouri Marshal show that he has not been the
of her absence. That Mrs Inns evidence would cna
BILE him prove seduction Of the lady in the house o.
Col Benton, and that they cognzan Of this procured
her marriage with him. Further, that the evidence o.
Mrs L. would show wantou and luscivicus course o.
conduct on the part Of the young lady, for numpor -
years and many acts Of unchagte Improperly 49,
raj He denied the sworn statemenfs o. Lo DSng
and Mr. Phelps, and pronounced mem :" " e"'As'S
false - j., .-s.s
Mr. PrrDAIL objected to the continuance, and ssksd 1
leave n urove nv u Thames in court, that Inomes was
not anxious 10 have the cause tired g -
application made BY him TO the President Ior none Pro
ssou: that the marshal Of Missouri nae maze iase
TO the process Of the court as cou.S y % Ne
,s thai Mrs Linn had made sworn sntemcn1, setting
forth that she could not prove seduction but me very
.rsa that Thomas had himself declared that he did
t Consider the lady guilty Of any impropre, and pro-
ossd reunion with herr and that Thomas had mresten
ID to XIII Benton because he would not consent 70 tho re-
union. ..I. .-.-,..- r. A.
Inns evidence, because he undersood that she was
wanted to prove fact that would defams her husband
and that therefore she was incompetent -. -.
Mr. FrrpALL then offered another objection mat y NJ
former aidavt Thomas had sworn that he wanted tno
evidence Of Mrs Cooke Of Virginia, TO sa,onsn some
important facts and that that sdy was now mere roSoy
to swear that she knew nothing ,-.,u. - A.. ..s
General JosEs objected 70 We sdmsss'ps''W W msss
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MRS MOWATT's BENEFIT.
PAMK IH H! Eysniag, Nay al, will bsgs,-
I ga Ms Gee v.ndenhsa siT Tho%a. Clifford NJ Bland;
the Comedy Of FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR
LApf-Chsnes H., Mrs Mowan Ray Gomez, Mr. Dyoit;
Boxes frat tier Is cenis second and third tiers. 50
cents; Pit 30 cents; Gallery, Is cents
cisely 7ls o'clock. -
-,. MIR. DAVENPORT'S BENEFiT. = :
d5., b Reformed ,hs Play Of the LADY OF Lyons
psSlins, Mrs q Jones. Amer which, the Drama Of the
,bI ChiLpIMiehSe Nj Scot To c9Se!sde
0 s;s Tom MI Davenport, Lord Howard Mr. McKeon;
Pit and Gallery l2H cents. = -
Doors open att oclock-Cuain will rise hall past seven
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BY this reduction OF our navy, Mr.. Bancroft would
send adrifton tho wortd, 3H commissioned ON
GERS, who have grown up from their boyhood IN
The service, and know no other profession W
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