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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-09

The Act of Congress confers upon the Corpo.
rations, besides the right of way across the Ter.
ritories gift Of II 800 acres Of the public lands
per mile, contiguous ts this line, and an appre-
priation from the National credit Of SIXTY MIL
LIONS in PER cRST. BONDS, delivered as the
the Through Line and Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in q course
of years by the Transportation services Of the
Roads, and small per oentage Of their net earn
ings; they, therefore, constitute an element Of
great strength TO the corporations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20
"AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION is

IAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION is BETTER
THAN A POUND OF CURE."-This is the most
sickly period Of the year, but there is remedy
which is a constant protection against the causes
of disease it enters swiftly into the circulation
of the blood. expels the morbifc substance col
lected therein during the winter corrects all
morbid changes in the blood regulates the sup
ply and quality and equalizes the circulation Of
the blood promotes the operations of the diges-
tive organs acts a. mild and eficacisus stom-
achic; strengthens the nervous ibres and Gains
the nervous system; promotes buoyancy Of spir-
its and feeling; revives the physical energies,
and lmparts vitality and elasticity to every organ
Of the human body. It is no less celebrated
preparation than Mishler's Herb Bitters Use it
now-use it regularly every day-and prepare
your system for the change in the season, and
fortify it against the dangers of disease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20

All how many of rs who are blessed with hot
and irritable tempers are like that celebrated
Mr. Fletcher of Saltoun One of his servants
having intimated his intention of seeking anoth-
er place, Mr.. Fletcher proceeded gently to urge
him to continue in his service.
i cannot bear your temper, SIR said the
servant.
L am passionate, / confess said Mr.. Fletcher,
but my passion is no sooner ON than it is off,
Yes, very true, rejoined the servant, but then
it's ne sooner off than it's on again.
In the south Of France shepherds dog, left
in charge Of flock Of sheep and boy three
years old, was surprised by large wolf The
dog fought desperately, but was disabled BY hay
ing his leg broken. His owner amputated the
limb, and now the faithful dog, with his three
sound legs and wooden one. is almost as active
ss ever, and trots his ten miles without grum.
bling.
A devotee Of Bacchus was overheard the other
night thus addressing his hat, which had fallen
from his head: If I pick you up fall; if l
fall, You will not pick me up; then leave you :
and he staggered proudly away.
Tsachsr-If man gave you Eve hundred
dollars to keep for him, and died, what would
you do would you pray for him p
Candid Pupil sir; but would pray for
another like him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20

Nh. BEECHER's ABSENT Rev.
81. w. Beecher's amusing article on Remem-
bering what never Happened, in which he
scores the people who have circulated the absurd
story that they heard him commence sermon
with the ejaculation cts id hot" calls out
this laughable story from DR.. Thompson, con-
cerning M. Beecher's own forgetfulness:
Mr. Beecher's forgetfulness is the common
phase of Observation-Disclosures omission or
oblivion of minor things through the preoccupa-
ton of the mind in something more important.
For instance, having prepared several letters for
the mail he went to the post-oHice and called
for the the letters in his box, which at once en-.
gagged his attention. Returning home, he took
off his hat and out dropped the unmailed let
tiers. To punish his forgetfuln ess, he returned
back again to the post-Ofice, walked up to the
window and demanded his letters The aston
ished clerk replied: Why, Mr.. Beecher, you
wereIAe Ave minutes ago, and gave you your
letters; there is nothing in the box" "What
q forgetful fool am !" exclaimed Mr. Beecher
returned to his house, again to cover his
shoulders with letters sbowering from his hat
This time he gathered them into his hand, and
holding them before his eyes, marched back to
the post-ofice, and succeeded in depositing them
in the mail.
II Mr.. Beecher accuses us of inventing this
story we will produce credible witnesses to
whom he himself told it; and no metaphysical
reinements about the memory as an inventive
as we'll as q reflective faculty shall here enable
him to shift the authorship.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14


10000 MSrttr unA 8ebeutuuaea in autcreu
2. gs5rterbaA err Nil iu fiub en-.
Ats, Gin games bstraatet. finb MIR ~iiterseast, sab sin. at.
aese lebenbe Sprabe Elm Q8ozterbuG befst, bos iare aeaen.
.sar 7! I gsi$Safsnesit E s]sssufanei!s mnb %portsetrtu efftiart,
ta9' 1,ne psnttii9e Spsede ttnt-(9arperaD ~Qaeasiuel
Pos gDer: TT fcpotl. mas @eebrian1tsit tab @eFF5u,ad IT.
triat, ais aud in Der Bessbeihsns inn Wpsenaeiuen, ein abe,-
rsl9snees Gsmeplar: aDir preiien IS berslta, ,peil mir elau.
bGi, baB Is has DerSli&ae Sob serSient.-N.1 8. Mlnpn.I
9ieie erei Sa&er lae Der 5auptinFalt prpSer
Bibtiptbe fen: Die 9tbel, Sbatlpecr; ,nS Wsbffe.s
@s9al AIarn.-(Gbieaso evening Spurnal.(.
Der neae @3ebffer III saubcrtrefF,G- Ser ifbnulfpxsn,ea, CT
naernt une rirft Die 4pncuryen; uteSer 81 9d6t slidts III
w!ln1s,sn ntsis:-S. 3 Ragmoab b., e. o, praFseat
Das nusliafts ,,nS e.nsrfsnsuestbe feg urs,sre i,sss nresfaz
it3e = &e e n1nierer Ssraae-@: 6. G1arf, gsaFssn1
mebfter's Mattouales c5auftxirtee
..r,4'< QS1rterbu@ r +
1910 Seheefeiten; 800 Supferii9s; prr{s Sc.
'Das QDsrs 1T in Der &sat eins gerle untex. sen gSrterbu=
&ern. une eaas mas sen @siaiuass eeuamf4s wist.-(ara
GhuxatiunasW pntbls.) ny.
gublteirt ION $ {; 6 MERRIAM. @srinafata> asaF.
@nt:aQea 8adtdnblern 81. baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14
9 etrdnFe'N erfdlf1nne.


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ttef SDel1lter, Dr. CHANDLER lll1terll1dggeH'11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

4'l!l|brei1sn A. 4. +.
F1ft Et4tiG.: ,ttffa5fl1lt wa slffsw WI
@ei&dftsbdup4fern ct, pauls.
/ HUI Gaeutpaarsn. II d i, 4
|Musrba@, Sind tutp S9aFeE Il .f.1I !
's: I aoq 1893 DriHt Stros6t.
SWaradtnts fepe aa,edtin etrerl aas.ra epatte.) III :
'siitED.@. SngeripQ unb 81. faIHtH
sgt Str 3, uab Bataibap Sta6s gradenpllaab.
es'tr Rats1ts aebt axsetastn eae. anbtra Spa1te.) ~
ppAa11 1uno 'Ntcpl8, 1}&0m AE# IA H@:
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'*'196 Drtttt g tafe. 4r%tU,
@otbeart unb &c.. .fN'1h,4 5s:t r. 5..hIt
1872 Drite @ta6e,
49,, y %s. tn etntstntf*e n uue t~uapsrhrten gaenwaartn.
lear ~a9eFes itae anseise tn eiuss aasera spaltt.),
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|1bor>partb5 ,unb @rev "'
~ ~ ''i' 8abrtsant mt SAMPLER, -:
1906 Drttt Sta6t.
MERCHANT TAILORS..
6. 9. Tenneh> *@|.
I .tE5,1, @dnsler uns Dsrfertiaer,
Niebauus1 @!ree''ss,. H.. -. ~"'''
R6usler uus xserfe.ttser,
1873 Drtttt Strabe seseniiber Sbempiun's 8sat.
T: @*as 6. g. @rtswelo,
GHsrss ape Detail 5aater uue Berftrtter,
s, &atbtpa, 3uf@nsiber. f4 Drttt @tra6s.
@aiper Sebrlein,
9Sasler ans gerfertiser.
3. Str, 3 Gblre obtrtatb Rebsrts,
\ (bas adHssea 6eee aukise tn elmer anbe7a @palte.)
suite uno Rappsu
@. 3. @cutbmprtb,
| &1erps uub Detail 6dxoltr to
&aten. &apptu uue utnnabes=9Baar
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| Sbap unp 0ines,
Gu8rvs unb Detail 9dnsler in 9ltes, Rappea, Damen uni
Rteser pelseu, 9erta petsen u. Gurniitina QvotS.
! 18 rite 5tra6e.
&ur3waareu (Notions)
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

MebtSaulpalte.
sc. q. Mnr1er,
saserNsus Sled: eane grssss boo
3. @tr, Gde Wabaibaw.
Oscar @tepbenlpn,
satsulte Btad, cine Grsppe bod,
Sad1on @tr. spifa. 3. II. sesee.
6. q, Monn,
143 8. @trabe, cine Grippe bod.
s. s.. .. 5earp,
=. eatsolis stca, eias Irssps bod,
~. Dritts @sra6e.
h.. A. -, BanFeu. -.
@iaiu5 8ro'8 II. Dunbar, -. .
Deutl@e 8ant
(8ar Na9sres felt anssios in elmer anb.rn Spaie.j
53rette Natfpnal Banf,
gDe&fel auf aas Siaets &urppa's,
@de Der 3. u. @a5aibaS.
Minne (pta g par MGociatipn,
8ans Saus> 143 Or tie @t.aee.
Derfheruneee eieHihafteu.
paul Sire unb Marine> :..
3. une Sadian @tre9s.
/. Derf@eruues.a eenteu.
CHARLES Gtbertpee,
SIR &ttna, 9arTurt. Sntsnat;anal. 9artfasa Civ. 5soa
1913 >Drittt @trabs.
@m. pppeu,
Mutnal eife Snfuraaes g., q. g.
"':"- = ~ Q &ritte 1sraat.
.la.- 3. Curtis. r.
S*' * ss!s;s: s ss}; s $!:ss E H. 4; s ;: !: s s;ss 2'''
Asent nntSerfal Qife sSns. uue 8rapeIera sleci.
r. bent. 142 Drttte @traSe.
/ ,.< 9eter S9netDer,
Densf&.r @eneal B1faerunes: asent,
\ ~. Gde @A Ytter u. g. oh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14
acknowledgements.
Minneliroltq: @llis. :, <:<:..Ta1+b+1rt'lf'f

Benbe1in @ei6, ;
Ba{9iastpn 9tra6f 3pilden eagle NIB @beRaut,
sehe Der Usssn @eaaeans' GatrfaNt ssn unS Sans!st ~ aFa!!,
antrettts ter tets TN Martt.. I'M yprtcr eia;1maaen pesr
sseab fsaftseu 6amilieaesbrard. .aas4 -, truf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

- !@cr einisen Bofben fpiclte 81
pprt gu Yrirce ,auf ter. Snlel' 5ayti ei1se
S@auipielertrlYppe, welde lept9lid aus
9fe8er,t, beltanc, PAS SbafeNeare'iae
Eraueripiel ~uStbeuo@o. 3 }}hwarse
Dorteuer uotbellp's" fam ouftie Spee,
f6. Die ,auBerproentli1e 8irfiamfeit .siets
>ner Ncle ,caourA AT 1l9esn, poB &, csn
,Mcbr sen BenepieM" ais Beieen' parz
teute. s. @runre 1T bies pteQeibt,1 lr
cine ,lpeiiaae Muelesurs Ter Sbeatelpea,rs
'fdeh Intention mel6e rem alabenp liz
be1ren| uln>or 9ollbeno, ib,aNtenoen ! Miau1ne
[etpas 'pbantafifa TremcartiisIeSs iaeten
wpllte, .rpas, fiji, ten Mobrsn} Ser Mptr
eben niht II. Der mmorsea Dami5en
lieB eS fa niat YercrieGeu, has @tTdt
NIT elmer @pp6l5iun9 9dnSlid III Gdhers
itreiaen unp foaar feline &ppfmpQe unite,
einer, ,peieen petrlde ~ serbersen. : Oer
BeifaH ben 81 ernetste, mar aueerpreentz
lid. III 3.a slis. at2lz. ii. n5Jgif.a.
Brautr 9auear III Neaoina Sat les,
III Der 'Sbat N@erft aus Baiern
importirt Ia bte BON ben gbicaaper Cor
nerz@ 4minrlern ibetpirfte finiflihe 0erz
tbeueruus Ser an1erifantl6en @eri1e eii1er
Ieruedlimcn 5@ttpfnn bel rn Ginfubl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14
G1r Die Bfebau@t

Tub BE Counties Nnuta, Siantt una Sberbusne ~teienbtr3 &C..
tmnet. DIR Bpbea enttalt rsiden, ~fanseen 0ebn,, ~tttt!uetie
fsseiie, utt s~n,asttsen seen uab u esn ,sslrsiaea E'essaS,en
15trdnkera bur6idniuen, tuslae sen eiaer 9aeuee euten aDte
famlSxpersiex unagebtn Rnb bic etuea u%nseaeureu grrrate bon
Wroe uub 5eu liefcrn. Gle fub leiat ~paf0rtar, nm ~ zen
XRtuea am 2dft Gupertur unb 3u ben 9dnnenuaIbuneen bn
narbNnen Eteiles tes StaotcS III ~aelanoen, trthnt bic better
sSnb ppraIsltafsa Mdrie fit ben gerfauf BON @tnbpieb I'M
saxot bteteu: Sn gertiubuus NIT Der Vtetju&t 1T e. net4:
,s4s Wtlaeeladit nod I'M sa.Netca 1T, mas aus ben toten
gprdes Won Butter aub Safe ub aus BEN erobea import isuer
ItNth aus ben Sal;bcn 9.daher erFatt4 II. -
e." Die @haEuAt
sSnat IL IN @ianelptd febr eintrdalih III ,oerben unS auSsr
An pben beltriebenen Q6nSereisu In Mnrfa, s iansi Inb Gter-
.asbi rnb MOnu,ealta defenders fit bttlsn 3ped sau&:.
ii acknowledgements. ....-
gie1,' eSnsersisn rerssn tn parstGex BON 40, 50 uub 1UO
aFdern uuo baruber ~ 9reifea a%ussebptsn. ,se!he jpiidea S.
snb $40 pr Slider parrsiren Unit eint9en trenieen pdr;eleu III
b5tereu Yreifex). ie mad Der Yelaafenbeit uue Gntfernuna
SSelS ober auf LANCE Termine scrtauft Qeba Sabre 'penn e.
asslanet nr;rb) NIT z pru;ent iaerlideu SntereIen. banit M
b.ruit sls gerlpuen befdht9t rerSen, cine Setmftdt:e, '1nter bill
Iiaeu Bebiuaunsea, 1T etuer gelNnsen une ~prreutttSen We9sn!
M er(aaeen. D~tejehteen, trel4e ben BaaneI eatlane iAot
stcberlahuxaen g~earinbct. baten aefunSst, eab tbreYanasrstet
I'M gDcrtb ua 50 $reSeat iabsl!s, sefisseen itns. -
Ofde 0dubereien jiNs felt 1857 pom &erfaat su-idtebalte,
assrssn: Fs lieaeu ;tuHaea srpee. Maiiesluastn. raS fins Sir
taen. Sduls1, 8abrftresea unb DtSrltea snsin8H9.
lin. xhNese Mrsfuaft nenbe naaa ub an
IlH III @eorse 9|8ecfer,
eaas. 6 snnaitVonsr, 81. ganl, Minn.
SermannG rott @eeretar.' ~ vi Il: .tr~7h
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

- Mo6 eye oas 10. s abrbunbert at
9elaufen ii, werpen t4uitrirte .3ettuneen
NIT bunten 8ilpern {p 9ewbbnIi9
lein mie bic e6 beute bic nit 5pls1dnitz
ten iinb. Die crite Der Nrt eridei,1t in
Stem Yort unter tern Gitel Illuminated
Western World" Den Suutprud' auf
3eitunaer ansu,penoen> ,ppute biSber
niGt 9elin9e,1, pbwobl IS oft Serfudt
Ewart. Na@ ben, alien @erfabren be-
Eburfte e6 sur Gr3e>t9ur9 jeper Barbe eiz
mes Stetns pber 9pl3blpdes, jeoeS 8ilp
muSte 9enau 10 oiel NAL uater' bic 9re1e
manperu, als esGarben allf 3upeilen batte.
ESo tamen i'm Sage ielten ntebr al6 A.
500 Greu1plare unb ttelt obtnbrein NUT
son, elmer. einSelnen Garbe, ;uN 6tanpe
Sir ben. :3eitun0spruf par nit einem. 70
lansiamen mIbeppQen unp o>1rdaus to1tz
lpielieen Serfabren f9le&terpins8 niDts
aua;urt9ten.. sc gait pie Grfnpuns eiz
net eii9ene, Yre6e al.f trelder ale Tor<
ben 3u 9leider 3eit 9err>dt >peroen fin
men, pbne baB' BIZ, eine in bic onpere ulberz
! Fieet.. Diele. g Ftpuns ii jebt ,pirt!i9
gepaGt. SSn ter Druderei bel. @erren
Tren9; unb Mow> Is Yarfz @op@ @e>p
Yodrt, no bic ,oten erwdbrte :3eitun9. &C.
brudt wtrc, 'fa,n man. cine Der ron Sen
6erren' G5ren@ 1lnp @beat' p%atentirten
pre6er fit Buntprud in Sbd1ioteit lebeu,
wel@e 8ilber IN ben Serldtepenfeu Tarz
ben, u,p. srpor, nit elmer @ei1minoi9fei1
spn. ca. 1000, GremplQren pei. '@tunDs
eruGt. DaS 11eue Gerfabren 1T Md
nidt spGlfpmlne>L BIC bis jest. 9elteitrter
Yilrer leiren nod an mauden Mdn9eln
inSwiiAen Last i@ fiber 'ntdt III Mrer'
feQer, paB mir IS bier nit ei1ern lebr be
reutun9spplIen Nufan9 ST tt1n '%Doben
) rer nit Der ;3eit su eine1l %spllFdnrt9e1
j umiawun9 in .unieru1 sailsen bi5beri9e1
: 8tlperorlG fibren fInnte.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-14
SILVER PLATED WARE.

Mchown respectfully announces the people
! II Wyoming C"ut.ty that he has made a speciality o.;
ofEAYY SILVER PLATING, Tor years Heavy
plating l. muck economical than light. The
more Silver put on TIE ols, the cheaper it is done
10 prrrOrtiOn TO the amount of Silver used Spoon.
AMI Forks should not he Gt less than Is uz plate
50 OF AZ OF. would be far more economical let
OF plate Is called good plate by the trade and
poor az II Is, but small portion of all the goods
made come up to this standard "Ounre plate !" in
platers language means. the number of ounces Of
silver, the gross Of table spoons. All other
: faces are estimated BY these. For example des
serIs are esIu"ted at 81 md tea spoons al IL the
surJce OF table >IA o. plate is 10 uzs
Of fLe silver to the gross of tablespoons or dnng
forks 2 TO the gross al dessert spoons or fork.
and on 10 tie gross OF tca-slooas This quality
of plate will cost, the average, twice as IL lch ss
4 OF and will have four times the amount o: silver
on IT. I1irty-six plate will cost about three
times as much as ami w,ii contain uiuc tin,s
the amount OF silver ~ it. Thrty-six oz. plate is
the hgGteSt that viii allow the engraving on l.: nt
name or initials, without cutting through unto the
me tai beneath Fori yeight plate will cost aSouf
four times much as plate, ani will cont ain
II Times The Amount o. silver. This uate costs
about enc hal: much sG.it sivcrwafe ii ardi-
binary weight, and or evrty day will be more
durahls than i9h!, solid siIrcrware. Most ol the
solid silver ware Is made mach to lgh: to BE- durs-
bic in constant use. The terms "ioutle." treble"
DC dp not use 10 designate qCaiIiies there being
too mu Ii ambiguity IN taeIf
All goods, Inrde by M" has IA ny name and &,
ures itu1ing the ", p'ate. stamped on ihen will
be guaranteed ihil weight ot silver on first quality
OF meta. Ga theEI. .... .....
viii pl-'g =. u-!, { s.rts ut AZ, ~ Aurss Il
Ii:ri ~. Sire 1. trua, h. 8 ~
ol 10 Is. tts qe'iitS II melaD plated any thi,!
ness Iequi'ci,. .E r
T. c. BURNS & BRO. rcn,,-rs, at Tu,L,launo,k k,
Pa, "rr n:.erts i.r ri,c sale Il these g,a;s ''.
AA orlers LETT AZ a ar Store, viii rseevo ircpcr
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SPRING.--The seraph of the season has come
The genial warmth (of coal fres) is felt lin
DOORS; waters sparkle and splurge, crystal
and clear (from old pump nozzles the
grass is springing somewhere under
ground; while birds are sweetly singing
in wire cages. Already farmers have
commenced plowing tout the roads,, and
some of their sons are busy sowing wild
oats. All nature is rejoicing, and so are
we THAT the mud isn't two feet thick, Hail
Spring.
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New Advertisements
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The eOpartnership heretofore existing between the
firm of G. ID. Virgil & T.. F. Roberts, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All books and accounts
of the late firm left with E. F. Roberts for settle
meut, to whom all monies are to be paid.
p S.-The business will be continued Mt the Drug
and Variety Store, under the firm OF Roberts y Gay.
Thankful for past patronage, We hope by dealing
justly with ALL 10 share part Of public patronage.
T.. +. RoBERTs.
T. +. GAY.
NIeshopper. April ., I.G9.
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New Advertisements

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COURT pRoCLAaGATION,

NTHEREAi, til, Hon VIM ELWFLL. Pre,i.
w jent Ju .ge 3i ,he Court OF Comluon Pleas h,d
Court oi General Quirter Session, OF the peM,e am
the President Justice Of the Cogr: OF uycr AMI Ter
miner ant General Jail Delivery for the trial Of
capitol and other Offences for she I" enty-sx'h Ju-
dciai District OF fcun'I ; o. BIKE. and j Y SlDiIh
Esq'sr ASs0cllte Judges u: the Court %; Common
Pleas and General Quarter Sessions ." the Peace
and Associate Justices OF Oyer ami Termnerr ri
General iati Deliver" of tie County of WSVming
have by their pre2em to me directed ordered
GENERAL "OtaT or olHi; AND TERNINER
AAD.GEAEkA4 5AiL DELIvE"l.
to.bc held a; puukhsnnock AIoa IL, the !S,a day
, of ATri a. h. lS0g, r.-. .
Notice is therefore hereby gwen he Coroner
all Jl.tites of the Pcica anl ,anstalfes Ni,brILe
County Of Wyiuing, tett ,hevr he and 1leur il
their proper lers.'"s II ihe :i.e auh ,llase as.,e
uieutuVed, rI;h Ihcc roIi., nrtnIi, iuqa'sulls
aEIinato rAo - p,.s uIli 'rh.r rctt :i,ba-
10 do those things whioi ''i,c ulees IA is,t Il,ry
half iCspee;jrly bciuol. - .f...... "A. .-.r
Notice i also gigeG that Ia $ ~hn are bound by
reeugnzAHres 70 itosrcuc The 'tis,,rr,s ,tat
shall 20 'n h" iajtn. Myomtn- CoaBty. tlrt they
be lien AMI there Go i4usceGy a,I. - shah 10 o,I
! N ". I,WlTl, Si;rlif.
! Sheria's UEre lu,ht Mar u i5Cg =
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IL. of Ea>r. lir's Ua..r-r.,.f lp,as arujn.,ir
~ u 4,caiusr tal,Lr-, "a ~, oi.ta>i,u,d wa> III
coil iiqG.r, su,r:iy Ill turn ~.,,r Ald NIil
not CRACK "y
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Not few of the worst disorders that affet man
kind arise iroul corruption Of the blood. Helmbods
Extract Sarsapariln is a remedy OF the utmost {
value.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

WhOlesale Price of Country Produce Corrected Week
~ BY BILLINGS & PHILLIPS, Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries. &C., &c, Turnpike 81 (near
the Ca..d), TunkhdnHock, Pa.
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LoCS HAVEN Pa.
Messrs LIPrlScorr i BAKewsLl, Pittsburg, Pa
GESFs We have tcgu using your make of
Gan: Saws il, olr AL.'. taH Ia. t.am in point Of
quail s. s.,.r.i - e., an. b.. a.,e aye. used. VOWS
Hr -h. ~ BLANCHARD. CO.
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YOUNG LADIES BEW ARE !

IUING LADIES DEW ANL
Oi the injurious effects OF Face Powders and
Washes All such remedies c.ose up the pores of
the skin, and in short time destroy the c!omlleX-
ion. II you woulI have fresh healthy aud youth
full Appearance use IIelmbolds Extract SanapsrilI
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CHARLES A. DANA's PAPER.

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COUNTY SUPERINT ELEC-
TID&.


In pursuance Of the i3rd section of the Act of May
sth 1854 The School Directors of Wyoming County
are notified TO meet in Convention at the Court
House in TunkhannOck, on the first Monday of May,
A. D., 1862 being the third day of the month, at one
O'Clock y. NJ, and select rrG UOce, by majority OF
the whole number of directors present person OF
literary and scientific requirements and of skill and
experience in the art of teaching County Super
intendent for the three succeeding years and to
termine the amount of compensation for the same,
and certify the result to the State Superintendent
at Harrisburg, required by the thirty ninth and
fOrteth sections of said act.
J. B. RHOADS, Co. Supt.
Tunk April I3. Co