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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
p AIMING
To County Commissioners and
Town gents i'm Vermont.

TUE well established Importing House Of CHARLES BACK
MAN, 81 Front Street. New York. has made extensive
sales of the best descriptions of Pure Wines Liquors
Town Agents In this State justly earning by the character
of the goods sold reputation for selling only Pare Liquors
and at reasonable prices which should be
by those who required by Law to purchase sell
but genuine Liquors
Applications for goods may be made Charles Backman
% Front street, New York his Agents VIM W Drew
W Erwin and Thomas Ellis who authorized solicit
orders Reference may be made in regard the
and standing Of the House and the superior quality Of the
Liquors, to Edward HungeefJrd Prof Chemistry In the
University Of Yermont s. W. Thayer, ~ D. Dean Of the
Medical Faculty, U. v. NJ; W Carpenter NJ D. Prof Sc
in samei }. s. Pierce, Agent, Burlington, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

WINTER ARRANGENIENT.-on and err MONDAY
w Nov. 81, 1859, Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 8 30 A NJ. and 25 p NJ; Keene at A
A. NJ and 3 q p M.-and arrive az Htchburg at IL 90
and 5l2 NJ Boston at 2.30 and 745 P NJ; Worcesto
at 200 and 100 Pm
MOVING WEST-Leaye
Boston at 30 and IL 90 A. NJ Fitchburgh at 945 A. u
and LOO 7. NJ Keene, II 80 a. NJ and 40 p M-and az
rive at Bellows Fails at 1928 and 440 NJ; Windsor 2
and IS P. NJ Rutland 255 and 500 P NJ burlington.
600P VI.
TfaiHS Connect as foAotcs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal Ovdens
bnrgh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
the West ~
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor Whit
ldyer Junction, harrington. 0gdensburg Montreal sd
Johnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PASsUMpsIC and
VERMONT n CANADA ROADS, &c Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL R II for an ponts
north. - P
DOZEN TSaiRS Connect at FiellprgA
with Trains Of Fitehburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York CITY
And at Groon Junction with trains of Worcester N.sh
~ x ~ Tor Nashua st ooront and with OF STONY
Brook X. X. for Lowell Lawrence Sc '
Tickets for all points West may be secured AT any citation
hairoad and baggage will be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent
SuPeriheehuehts Oihce, keene, n. H., Nov. Is 1889
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CCEssIDLE by Rail-rosd rs station below South Yer
n non Junction
Fall Winter and Spring Terms of IL weeks each begin
the Wednesdays of Aug Now and Feb respectively.
Large and beautiful Institute buildings Extensive AppaI
atus Agricultural Department Gymuasto Club for health
full exercise and the Most Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l.. n WARD, A. NJ. Principals
Mrs 4. II. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Department;
Miss 5. l.. LEACH, Preceptress;
SEVERN SClNELI, Native Of Germany, Teacher OF Ger
man;
L. O. EMERSON, Teacher Of Music, Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily from Principal in the Preparation
Teachers and from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
ment before the Agricultural Department. will be given,
Letters for Rooms for efBoarng for Board may be
sent TO Il T. WARD, Bernardson Mass. Board including
all Incidental Expenses IL furnished in private families aud
at the Cushman Hail. under Of the Teachers, at S225
per week. 80
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M A NJ II O o D,


he" ht-fored.
Cri tuns het- IN Sealed Envelope, Lecture On The
Na.urs Treatment and Radical Cure Of Spernatnrrb,,
or Seminal weakness Sexual DEBILITY Nervoslsress ara -
soSn,aty fmissols protueiHg Impoteney, ConsHptiop
1rS Mental and fhssteal Debility. By ROB J. CULVER
me important tet that the awful consequences a. .is
abuse may be efectualy without internal ,5
eines q ne dangerous appeaons q eauscs ntrrs1s
nousles and other empirical devises i here 49,.
y demonstrated sud the entirely new nd h;-bI, ~
~ trsnent as adopted BY the ceiehrate author fully
himself perfectly, and AZ the least Ios.;he 80
Al me aasefil-ed nestrums 81 the day This L.
'n s prove neon TO thousands and thousands.
sent under seal 70 any address, post rai on the r.,t,
10 stamps, BY addressing Dr. en- c. MINI
" s-o n q Avenue, Ne~ York Pus; Boz ass 6ix
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
Points Of Cows.

A. l.. Fish, well known dairyman of
Herkimer county, N. Y, gives in the Little
Falls Record, some good remarks on the
points of cows. He very properly consid-
ers strength of constitution and capacity to
eat what is offered her, at all seasons of
the year, as Of the first importance. He
rightly observes, alo that the indications of
such constitution are a thick, mellow
skin, with soft hair, bright, full eye.
broad loin and hips, deep body, and straight
back
Cheese dairymen and city milkmen
usually select cows that yield the largest
amount of milk, because they depend more
upon the quantity of cheese than its quail
ty, and milk is known to make good Weld
OF cheese that would make but little butter
and poor at that. But / am not in favor
OF the rule of selecting cows that yield the
most milk per day or season, in arriving at
aproper standard of excellence for the best.
The quality Of milk COW will give.
is indicated by her hair and skin, and vel.
low color Of the skin inside of the ears and
other parts not thickly covered with hair.
have never known COW with soft. fnr.
like hair and mellow skin, appearing yellow
and gummy at the roots of the hair when
parted with the hands, that was not good
butter COW, and when fattened. would mix
tallow well with flesh. Having been nc.
customed to fatten my cows that failed for
dairy purposes, by age or otherwise, for
many years, and being on the lookout for
causes OF known results, have observed
that those known 10 give good milk, made
most thrift in tallow when fed 10 fatten.
Hence the conclusion that cows that handle
well in what butchers call taIlow Joints
may be judged by plainly marked design
OF nature in her physical structure. In
stead OF heavy head, horns, neck and shonl-
ders, and comparatively light hind quarters
which is characteristic of the opposite de-
sign, by femenine eountenance. light head
neck and shoulders, widening backward
from her chest to the loin and hind mar
iers, where the most strength is required.
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New Haven and Northampton Co.

Il AND HAAiPDEN RAILROAD.
II Summer Arranrement-1S60.
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK via Canal and Ner
York and New Haven Rail Roads.
On and after June llth 1850 Trains will run as follows
TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON:
. 10 a DETERMINATION to New York eopuecting AZ
Painvile with Hartford, Providence Fishk Railroad
Arrive In New Haven, s As a. m New York IL AZ D m
HOS m.-Express Train Tor New York Receyiug mas
sengers from the Conn River R. R. from Creenfela RAJ
teooro and the north. Receiving passengers from and con-
Meeting with the Western Railroad and west al west
held Hartford Providence and Fishk n r. a, Piainyii
arriving IN New Haven 2 5 and New York IS
oSl Nor Westhed receiving passengers from Cam
River r. r. from Greenfed Brattlehoro' and the north
connecting with Western Railroad AZ wesffela fr H. ~.
TRAINS TO NoETHA NProN:
100 m-kxpress train from New Haven in copuer.o,
With 90 train from New York receiving uas.noas
from Western Raiirsad East and West at wesffeli Con
meeting Al Northampton with trains on Conn River ROAD
tor 6reenneid, hraifetoro and the White Mountains
80 p. m-Aoeomesation from New Haven in connection
With y Is train from Ne~ York Resolving passengers @
Hartford Providence and fishkin n r. ard ColinssiJ
BrAneh a Plsiasiie Connecting With trains East ami
West on fe Western Railroad At wesfeld and with train
On tann- River " for Greenfield a, Northampton
sl5 p FROM Nesiheid in eennec,ion wi.h train on
Western Raiirtsli fram AIhaay -
Ihe msaa m train f-urE New Haven arrives in season
for all the Stag Lines
Freight and from New Ycrk f,r-v.r,,s ,x;..c,,,
% eers az a. los rates direct Line Freight si1
e"rner franklin aud Center STREETS.
westasii, Mas, 1850
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DIR. LA CROIX,S

Ff'rafe Medical Trease the PAyasag Tis,g NJ w.
rags.
$50 PAGES AND 100 EyeR1vrvas -pr,,.. -.
sent lree % postage to all parts the Union on he
mites OF youth aud maturity, disclosing the secret sI
seAe o. all ages causing debility nervousness ers
sion Of spirits papitaton the heart snicilaI
Involuntary imagnatons, blushings defective memor ~
digestion and assitude, with confessions on Ti m
o. Boarding School Miss College stpdent sna
MARRIED Lady, &C. &C. 1t is truthful aaviser 10 ts y
eret doubts Of their hysca condition and VIZ se
OF having hazared the health happiness and prYi
leges 20 which every hs1naR being is entitled F
Young Men who are troubled With weakness ronor.,,
caused by bad habit in youth the effects N
wesk w. s ~ m sometimes ringing the ears
fusion Of ideas loss Of memory with melapeboIy n u
eua ~ me authors New Paris and London Treatment
we nave ior the greater part Of the past year laro,
time In visiting the European Hospitals sysin our
ci,ns ~ ~ researches Of the skilled Phvsi
ana surgeons In Europe and on the Continent TI
VINO place themselves under care will now w a., IN.
o. me many New and Ecacious Remedies which W.
enaoieu 70 introduce into prsctce and The nnhs
may rest assured Of the same zeal ssstT. s P9one
tenton being paid to their cases which has so
distinguished US heretofore, Physicisn in ON
years. ' 't 'ne past twenty-five
French FEsALE PrIs-LAd;es who ,,i.b e.. MAI.
efficacy Of which has been tested in thonssn5 ~ .ne
never hiied 70 effect speedy without ay -
ha % none GUY Dr. DeIAney's Female Periodical Pills
piscantions necessary 10 be observed Il ladi.s
should not take them II they have reason - bxe ~, ~
IA te particulars which viii be und
on the wrapper accompanying each box thoaah 49,,
safe and healthy, gene yet 50 active ar Always
1 Pst BOX They can be mailed to any part of In,
~ NC Ls1es-W no need confidential medical savis
Mn % any Of those interesting com 20 hicb
thr oenste Organization renders them liable are
larry invited 70 consult ms ~ n''es ate Parueu-
Ihk ELEcTRo-G ALvASIc PRorEcrrvE-For married t.a.
whose health will admit or who have ~ go. Y. Ades
eTese the.T tmily may be obtained as above n =
y ale and has been extensively uscd durin. s ~, 49,
years Price reduced 20 So '"e 'as iAst eight
~ Attendance daily. from in ~. 49,,
and on SUNDAY fum till g p aii , az night
heleires With fun directions sent 10 any ~.
s,oy patients ne sle;-
business correspondence stric.T
I ~ oinSe Is stiil located as ESTABLISHED una -
-' u DiN at No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N Y
An ACT OF GRATITUDE.
60 eeres % Medical book Of 30 pages on sD.r,,.
-Ine1. or gratuitous circulation by s1r.-~- - "a
s0 =, $500 enrsi 81 nervous debility, lzsstude den--
sness a,o sslnesss pains in the back tmiditv a.
-, o. saght. pimples loss Of rperno-T a ~
eins ircsn early errors hy ilsxinr IL. ze, re-
80 sn oos ros aeFs Il his duty IL cr..itrie = ~
49, ~ oenent q consumptve sud Nervo.,, 81
fsn tae means usei He viii tberefprp go 49,
- s.ss "a ereespt cf tive stamps ! ronx - ~,
s's O., Albany, Nj sa0'r'a Asfrsss Box
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE and after WEDNESDAY, May 2, 1880, Pas
senecr Trains will Bellows Falls for Battcboro,
At 90 NJ and 2d2 NJ aud returning leave Brattlebo'
no at 10 AZ A. NJ and 43O i, NJ.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at 40 NJ aud Brat
tleboro at $50 =. NJ,
with the W. MISS and Connecticut River Railroads to
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and BRIDGEPORT, direct to
New FORK On the North with the Rutland burlington,
Sullivan VI Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpse Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with Whteha Saratoga and Schenectady, ST. Johnsbury
and White Mountains, Burlington aud Rouses Point os
lensburg and Montreal NJ sLoAT, sup't
May p 1850 81
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The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

COATED at Bellows Falls continue TO insure against loss
~ by fire This company commenced granting policies in
March, 1859 and up this time May 1860 has Insured
property the amount OF Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars In successful operation and having been
conducted upon the SAFEST PLAN, being confined prnc
pay nsuring buildings loss has accrued render
ing IL necessary TO make an assessment
The following persons whom applications may be made
for insurance, Agents for the Company;
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens
W. \. HOWE l.. W. BISHOP, Dover;
J, Y. STEARNS, G. Il. TAFT, Dummerson
CIAS. FOWLER Halifax;
H. T. KELLOGG, Jamaica;
G. Il ARNOLD, L. A FULLER Londonderry
DAVID JOHNSON, J. A. MERRIFIELD, Newfanei
WM. HoUGur0N. Put.ey;
J. W. CARPENTER, Saxton's River;
j. AUSTIN, G. WILKINSON, Townshend
4, G. WHEELER, West Townshend;
J, q. RICHARDSON, Westminster;
DAVID ALLEN, Westminster West
H. N. Xix, CALVIN BAKER, Nottingham
HOLLIS @ ST0WELL, Windham
W. II. F0LLETT, Readsboro. %
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DR.. c.. n. SHOLES.
Eclectic Innrmary, Is7 Co.rs Street,


BOSTON, MASS.
Having given my undivided attention the last fifteen
years 70 the treatment Of the organs
having had large practice In this Speciality claim tbe
best possible advantages for treatment the vet
have been advised by many best medical men 10
advertise my remedies for the people generally from the
act thai those who most need my services
friend where to direct them.
10 The IMPorENr AND DEBmGrATHD.-SPERMAToRRHq on
SEMINAL WkAESEss divide into three stages
lst NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Eclectic Life Drops
Will cure IN a very short time, without failure.
"a DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more cases OF this
tnan the world is Of Some Of the symptoms are
hgheoored and scanty excavations from the bladder with
snarung sensation attending IT, sometimes with turbd
sediment and at Others mi-ike appearance have an
ay1ea many specimens of this nature and in all cases
found traces of semen and Albueu which il as re 10
produce death as Consumption unless It is checked by
icai treatment. - 'NN
n, LOOK 70 YOUR CASE TIME
6d Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER. Such cases NAV be erea
health " i"Ao' 'oierapie
best French Prcyentiyes at low prices
See my advertisement the BosI on Herald and vo a.,
learn more full description such cases
Address o. H. sH0LES NJ. D.. III Court Street Boston
Boston, June %, 1850. 2sa5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

The sweetest music is not the peal of mar
riage bells, nor tender decants in moonl;,b,
woods, nor trumpet notes of vic,ory--it is
The souls ~elcome to-heaven. God grant
mat when we die there may not come
booming TO our ear the dreadful sound.
Depart y but may we hear, stealing up-
On the air, the mellow chime of all the &C.
aestial bells, saying, Come, come. come, We
blessed enter ye into the jox. of your
Lord Hong Ward Bsecher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

Atburhngton ,Trainsc01neetr ith LAX e..
grsana Trans Of tCentsaiRoad. AtRatlans h
Tor Troy Albany, and Nev-Tork Saratnsa srr,.
snd the West. At Bellows FaIIs vith 1880
% k9a tor fitehburg Worcester Iose IA n
win VI valley Road for Brafilehoro suVnVsrld NJ.
~ 80 f'assn and York. And with sullivan -
10. hite River Junction, md the Whit
~ gong West, willfnd
be had atthe Bellows ansTickefossos Assnesn
RVrIAsp,AFr 10, 1850 = u Per'nt s11
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

" - - Sa>fa II IVA MIS-.
LOT Of Spruce Boards and Clapboards Of good quality
II for sale by.
ARMS WILSON
Bellows Falls, July 81, 1859 20
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O. T.. Woods

As purchased stock Medicines and opened them in
the Marble shop building of D. f. PIERCE where he
need of the same. n
Bellows Falls, Aprl2i,
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BE true to all; We may be true to the
bad without being false to the good.

Many man Is a perfect stranger to him
- pever having had an introduction.
Artists may not be guilty of direct false
hoods, but they generally give things COL
oring.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
THE ONLY POSITIVELY YIRE|
Proof Safe in the World,

NhhA the contents Of safes are DESTROYED they an y
Vsr1ably burned by heat being conducted 10 tbsF d,
tne inside wood casing through the door and door VA, n
the IRON bolts and plates forming fastening the o, "A
20 the iron plate OF the door and Joining Irs
g me inside wood casing, thus 70 ring continuous
o. tne best hesteonduetis from the
sde directly upon the inside wood casing and eonteps
E All safes, save ours, are thus built Exauip. "a.
IhE MARYLAND PATENT SAFE Is so Constructed =, I
entirely cut Of all communication Of heat in mi ~,
SO constructing the door and the door way of sonn.t
other equally Quoting material as 10 raw n q
door way, nor any connections from the outer 4 M g,n
part OF the safe thereby keeping the Interior ana ,ea
OF tne safe as eectuaiy protected from all heat thai Al
apphed TO the door as In any other portion OF The az
N, u BIGELow q ANsoN HaBDY Manutetur.rs a,
ftopretors ~ school street, opposite City Ball Bosss
furher particulars In reference TO the above SAFE 4,
sample seen, application 70 sUERwIS 4 WINS
Agents, Grafton, Vt ia
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

JTAs =-sd a--ortnsu. Of BIBLES and HYNx BOOKS
Alp SCHOOL Bsets, which be sLli ssfi lor a.
p<rro1 In Vermont
Sr1f-ra, March y. 1850
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80 u IL
Prospects Are
BRIGHTENING!"

r. the remark OF almost every citizen OF Bellows Falls
things beginning get straghtened out aiter the fire
by ls majority il has hecn decided that shall have
class engine With all tue necessary equipments for the
eNtiuguishiug OF fire building lots changing hands, and
will be going up every hand, all these
tugsare very encouraging but none more than the c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

300 CASKS WHITE LIME:
- Fresh surns. Bsss In market For sale nv
ARMS & WILSON
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WhiSIxev

The superiority of the favor of the BAvARIAN COM
baD h MhlskEY and its undoubted purity and there
Mr. G. y PEAsE, Town secnt has this generous ipviga
for sale oo- a. ''eS
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Cheshire Railroad.

WANTED IMMEDTATELY-Two Jourueymen, to work
at the above business good prices and ready pay will be
given, If application Is made soon. 40
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MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28
W ASuINTGON, q

WAsuINTGoN, April pa
The awards for mail service in the mid
die section was announced to day in the
presence of large number Of contractors,
and the offers were lower than heretofore
owing to the fact that the proposals were
for star bids, that is, the performance Of
the service without regard to the partcu-
lar mode of conveyance.
The 'oos'it"t'on says: "Thc talk about
a discussion in the Cabinet is entirely and
absurdly false, The president and hi-
Cabinet were and are unit on the Kan.
sas policy
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28
THE CAMPAIGN
Culumhln ,Dfmnrrnt
DEVOTED TO THE sDpDCACY or THE ELECTION
Or TIE ST.aTE .qND. N:47YOA.7L .NOMLNEES.

Tue coming Gubernatoral aud Presidential Election,
will be the most important Of all elections In the
great struggle. the DEMOCRATIC PARTY, true TO its old
landmarks and to its present high duty plants itself on
principles, which essential to maintenance Of the
Constitution and the preservation Of the tsoN 1t
will have to encounter Know nuthngi5m, Black Repub
liCanism and all their allies, in their most desperate
moods. They will assail the Democratic Causi with
every weapon Of political warfare by
flschood and plausible sectional appeal Such assaults
must be repealed and one Of the most successful
to DO this is by the great insrImenality Of the pres.
the wide circulation of Democratic Journals In order
10 contribute in such work propose to issue the
CAMPAIGN COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, at so low a
price will bring it within the reach Of every Demo-
cratic voter. And respectfully suggest to those who
sympahizc with the only NATIONAL rARry, coorcra.
ton with US in giving this sheet extensive circulation.
The National aud state Nominees shall receive our
warm aud ardent support for their triumphant election
We shall also cordially sustain to the utmost Of our
humble abilities the candidates Of Columbia county, and
the respective nominees of the District the General
Election In SHORT the paper will 60 Tor s tNiou the
Democ rdcy and the Constitution"
I'll. &C AMrAtGN nENocp,1" will b. published suv4n
Months at OSE DOLLAR for th' series, single sub
,cribrr 1t will bc 10 clubs composed Of not less
than tea PERSONS the address Of unc ndyil at ten
per discount from this prcr tn clubs of twenty
twenty five per rent discount. The first number is is
sued today, aud will b. continued. each Saturday
until thl close ofthc Presidential Election.
Democrats will greatly aid this undertaking by Tor
war ling to US promptly many they ran fr
the CNMPAtGS DEMocRNr.
I" In all cases orders must b1 accompanied by thr
LEVI l.. TATE.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28

PAY OF County, SUPERINTENDANTs.-
The Legislature Of Penn> ylyania adopted
an amendment which creates a material
change in the mode of paying the salaries
of the County Superintcndants Of Common
schools. Instead of the present system of
permitting the school Directors Of the sew
cral counties to fix the salaries of their
supcrintcndants, the salaries Of these Off
GERS are now regulated by the number Of
schools in their districts, as follows: For
every school in the district, exceeding one
hundred, the sum of So for every school
when the number is over one hundred and
not exceeding to hundred, the sum of 23 /;
for every schoo, when the number is over
two hundred, and not exceeding three
hundrsd, the sum Of 80.
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Traverse Jurors, for Nav Term

Bloom--New,on Boon, John Pursel, Jacob n. oroal,
Robert Cahcatt 81 phen KnoTt
Benton-1lendrick Bangs.
Bcaver-Jacob ilerringcr Samuel Fisher.
BrafCreek-Moses Davis, Vincent Richard, aamu~
krlchnor
ContctJoshua Fowler, Samuel Hagenbuch, BnansS
Hill, Allen Shulhamner.
CattawIssa- Michael BTobst, John Keifer.
Cunyugham- DaUiel I. Mckermau.
tishng9rcek William tkler
Greenwood John Z. Lemon
Hrmlock- -TsaacgPurscl.
JdCNsVn-1hunas W. Young, John NcHeo,y
Locust Lucas fahringCr, AMI fauI.
MOntuur WIN. Roberts, Samuel Lazsrus
Madison 80 Henry Eyer.
Mitlin- Samuel Greasy.
Mount Pleasant John White.
Orange John Vance, David Hayusa- Jacob sny&~r.
Abraham Kcf.i.
Pine calvin Chcmherlin
Scott Daniel Snyder
hlOonsburg. March 81, 100
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Id 1 n Id

In Cattawissa, on Tuesday last, Mrs. SARAH HARDER
in the eith year of her age,
Christian Mother in isrcal has fallen, full Of years
and full af hOnOrs. The deceased among the frsi
settlers in Columbia having located there when Cata
wissa and Boomsburg were comparative Wilderness
She leaves large circle Of mourning dncendents and
numerous friends lament her departure, whilst she
has gone home 10 be forever with the I.ord,l
At his residence in the City of Harrisburg Satur.
day night April a. WILLIAM A. LAwREsCE, late Speak
Of tho House of Representatives, aged "a years ii
months aud days