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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11
THE BARLEY SHEAF."



for Wood or coal.
Patented May 10th, 1865.
We take pleasure in offering our ousto.
mcrs and the Stove Trade, New frst.Class
Flat.top, and would call particular attention
,o i's many ottr1eiire and raiurJle Improve
tFHfs.
This stove has been carefully tested for
several months, and the results have proved
30 highly satisfactory, that several Of our
oldest aud most experienced stove dealers
predict Tor it sale far beyond our ability
to supply this season.
sliding front .fre-goors, giving full use .,
The henpih.
additional s'iir IN N, orca, so arranged
as to give more room in the upper part of
The oven; great convenience much needed.
The orO is nearly rs wpi, at tie Tor ns
atthe hearth line, which not only increases
The size, but will be recognized as greut
ddraHtaye IN 6lkmg.
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DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,

The best, cheapest, and most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
1t is easy cooperate, sitting or standing;
takes but little room Injuries nogarments /:
finishes its work from ia two to four Min.
ulcs; is durable and convenient; and the
only Washing Machine known that is liked
the better the longer 1t is used
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Estate OF CAARLES HUGHES, Deceased,
I ETTERS TESTAMENTARY upon the
IL estate Of Charles Hughes, de;'d.. late
of the township Of Penns, Snyder County,
Pa. Having been granted to the undersigned
all persons indebtsd to the said estate are
requested 10 make payment, and those nav
ing demands against the same to present
them without delay to
WILLIAM HUGHES. Executors
March Is, 1870.
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Y $. BURKlIART,
"THE MORNING GLORY"
Iittlchclds Patent Improved B1sc Earning
COAL STOVE.

In this pattern Of TnE MoRSiXo Gtony.
several new and important features have
been embodied, which can only be seen 10
he admired. This new stove is made on
lirely Of cast iron, so fitted as to be air light,
but can lie made with shcci.iron upper
section when preferred by the purchaser.
It's ornamental finish is drapery, making il
a handsome piece of furniture, far more so
than any stove heretofore made. lis In.
tcrnal construction, though resembling
some Of the former patterns of The Morning
Glory is quite different, making IL more
durable, and far less difficult 10 be repaired
rhe castings are Of the highest order, fully
equaling the huest castings made in this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES in the use
Of the Morning Glory are the following -
/, Continuous Burning =, Quality Of the
Heat. 3. Ventilation ihrough the stove.
1, Anti-pust Stove. 8, No Escape Of Gas.
q, Economy Of Fuel.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
BceOiy anil Elasticity Of stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no
waste Oi thread.
Wide range Of application without change
Of adjustment.
The seam retains it's beauty and frmncss
after washing Gni ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done 10y
by other Sewing Machines, these Machines
execute the most beautiful tn permanent
Embroidery and ornamental work.
pen The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions OF the United States and
Europe, have been awarded the Grover u
Rnker Sewing Machines. aud the work
by them, wherever exhibited in compction.
s-1s~ The very highest prize, TIE CROSS
OF THE LLGiOS OF liONOR, was con.
fcrei on Se representative Of Grover X
Baker Sewing machines. At the exposition
universelle, Paris. 1867, thus aitesting
their great superiority over all other Sow
ing Machines.
For sale by SAMUEL FAUST, Selins.
grove, ia. April 90. 'Ga.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For ell the purposes of Laxative

a Perhaps no one nsedt
cine IL so universally
quired by everybody as
~ q acatlartic, nor ~ns ever
QrA any before 80 universal
Vz " adopted into use, in
every country and amoug
Nyei ,ii 'i:r: SS: :.!s;::. s:::s; a; me- q:
s--r~< son IL, that It Is more re.
- - liable and far moro cncc-
~ tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
trici u, know that u cured them: those who have
not, know that II cures their ncghbors and friends,
aud all know that what II does once u does alwnrf
that II never fails through any fault or neRectof
its composition. We have thousands upon tsou.
sands OF certificates Of their remarkable cures OF th
following complaints, but such cures me known In
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages aud conditions In all climates;
containing neither calOmc or any delctcrious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Thci,
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and maker
them pleasant 10 take, while being purely vegctsbi
no harm can arise from their use IN amy quantity.
They opcrnte by their powcrfni influence on the
internal yiscera TO purify the blood and stimulate
into healthy action remove the distractions OF The
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
body. restoring their irregular action TO health and
BY correcting, wherever they exist such dcrangc,
Dients as are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions aro given IN the wrapper on
the box, FOR tho following complaints which those
For Iiysp-p.ia or H.-sss-ssion. Li.sIcss.
ness, Lsnguov ami Los. OF Appetise, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate thc sto,a-
ach and restore its healthy tone and artion>
For LIVER Complsins and It's various symp.
toms, bilious 1Hcadac he. sick Headache,
Jnundtee or Grrcp Sickness, Biitous
Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should be ju.
drtousy taken for each case TO correct the diseased
action or remove the obstructions which cause It,
For Dyseutery or Otarrhsra, but ono mild
dose IL generally rcquirt1.
for Isheunasisns, q out. G. travel. Palpi-
tation OF the Heart, rssi:, in the side,
BACK and Lotns, they should be continuously
taken rs required 10 change the diseased artUn ~
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and DroSpstcal SweIltngs they
should bc taken IN large and frequent doses to ro.
ducc the eject OF a drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be & Ken
as u produces the desired effect by sympathy.
hs n Dfnner PV. take ono or two PiHs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
ana invigorates the SYSTEM Hence 1t Is oren adj
yantageous where no serious ierangcment exists.
One who feels tolerably well, oten finds that dose
OF these PiHs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoyatng effect on the diges.
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO., Practical Che,risfA
LOWELL. MASS, y. s. 4.
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ER RORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
aud all the effects Of youthful indiscreiion
will, for tho sake Of suffering humanity
send free TO all who need II. the receip I
and directions for making the simpl G
remedy by which he was cured. Suffer
ers wishing to profit by The advert iscr's
experience. can do so by addressing. in
pcicct confidence. JOHN u. OGDEN.
No. H. Cedar street, New York
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$0OO.ws.AhEcTossnn COUNTY ~ :. active e. s,a;s. 10
travel and take orders BY sample. for TEA, COZ
fEB and SPICES. To suitable men We will
Ing and cher expenses, and reasonable eom.
mission on sales.
hnmsdists applications ere solicited nom
10, o. address Immediately.
-s,ssi5 rsSSxafI rssSsauJ Ii6SfHssg sc eu61
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CCHOCH & BROTHER

Would respectfully announce to tho
people Of Snyder County and the public,
neraiIy, that tirey have i,sst secured,
and VIII constantly Keep on hHnd aud for
sale, very extensive assottirent Of
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NEW GOODS.
in their C6mmodious New Reor, o,,,o.;,,
the Bank, SelinsgrGve Pa.
THEY WILL SELL AP RE.
DUCED PRICES!

Their extensive stock consists Of n we'll.
selected assortment Of FALL & WINrER
GOOps. Trey have CLOTHS. CASSi.
MERs, plain and fancy. Saiinetis, Jeans.
Twceds, Muslins. Drillings. Flannel,
Cheeks, &c Also an elegant assortment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
The SberiHalry.
WALLET GEOvE IS Va
.IugL., Il, 80

Eliior, hAs442ts',z-
Iii, fashionable 70 iheOCizs W1l the
,l.la,Fs,Izsijoi. O! on Rsfub!iaD Govern.
meat. which shows itself in The, az times,
urs,4rnly scramble GoT ofice. u write io'
smother YCEIrs.
/, i ~; the intention TO mar the prs
p.1cLs 0! any one in the p!eea; contest
10. sheriff. much les 10 impOgn the mo.
;!yes d 1ay one There Is money IN the
Office. znt xe arr all striving fc' that posi-
Ton in tue world which money gives.
b, (; wAs remark 0! oae. deemed a
!.ade! uy L..4uy. that the Office should sex
ssrS a man-nOI INC IlsO Tie Gtibce.
One nan proposes, i elected, 70 dcnate
al the ne: profits q tic position 70 Char.
ity. When the people desire 70 be taxed
FOX charitable Purposes, they will give eI'
pfessai TO that elect, GiTe,to Cesar such
a. ART his II the salary, OF PEI cent,
ai!oTel by lay, more than pays the SheH'
il tog his services, and il < To Je given
aWsy. the people from whence il came
clearly have 4 jest rigbI 70 il
Can We roi get candidate among AL
those who aTe 50 eagerly proposed. Who
will take the Office :0E Just What il sill
Ioy him sDi his deputies, and pteige him
self 20 give bacG 10 the people tie re
laairdeT rhsUcSh the BoHHi o! SGpe:Tis-
Of, who cAn easily dispose o. il 70 the sd
vantage o! tie people, who have been
.To11d do~D 10 pay it in the 1rsi place.
This BECOMES ; practical proposal, N
view ii the p..F cent recently levied by
o.. baA!I-Mh<iy as against forty last
veAy-.aisi1g our taxes l25 pr cent
Further, il The otice Of Sheriff paid
$1,000 heretofore, II will DOW pay OEeE
81 ,uH0-Quiie an item IA paving FOX or
poog hoases. old rad repair bills, &c.
CAnnE youT Republican Convenio1
on MyudaY, the 18th, take this into con-
siderati0n, and al least inquire il some
responsible man cannot be found who
will use only 30 much Of the proceeds q
the Sherih's otfice As will pay him m the
same proportion IS other county Officers
are paid. giving the net prUiiS hack to
the ALREADY 0FeSburdened taxpayers, who
in many casss. are IS much charitable
objects IS CHURCHES and Oiher assoGi'
aiions:
Lest roar publisher should deem the
above a personal announcement, and
send in his Customary bill, / sign myse4
reirenchiagly, yours iEUly, --
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Operations in the ". Va. Oil Region.
Explosion ola Mammoth Torpedo.

OPeratiOnsinIheW VIVA. Oh Region"
Explosion ola Mammoth Torpedo.
COr q Rs,ietss RHgi.ly.
There wss quite an excitement created
at Volcano. ". Va. Wednesday last, By
the explosion Of . mammoth torpedo, in
one 0: tie wells d the Grant Oh CCinpa'
NJ, F. r Pose. Superintendent. TheiO:.
pedo. believed 10 be the largesi ever eX.
ploied in any oil well, was PUs down By
the Agent Of the Roberts Petroleum Tor.
pes1o Company, and measured nice feet in
length and four inches in diameter. The
explosive used was compound u flimi-
naiing powder. possessing eight times the
strength OF gunpowdeT, the Total amount
ii explosive material equAling :hTee hun
dre7l ponds 0! common gunpUwder.
About four o'clock IN the afternoon, the
Agent arrived at ilIe well. where thirty
u !Oriv people lad assembled 70 witness
the explosion. .i;teg about an hours de.
lay in strengthening some parts o! the
eGplOIeI, The 1Spls!O WAS lowered into
the well u tie depth OF six hundred feet,
and water run IN upon II, in order 10 con-
fine the torpedo and increase is explosive
power. About ten seconds after the
weight was dropP-lEn ignite the cIploier.
!Ow, rlmbling report was heard. the
force Of the explosion throwing mass VI
stone and water OuI Of tho top Of the con
duc;0!, and scattering things AROUND
pretty Iively.
In an bOur and thirty MINUTES the well
Was tplesl, and in two hours commenced
throwing oil. She Lad never produced
anything previous 70 Iogpedoiug he!, but
has since been pumping at the rate Of
twenty-five barrels lubicating oil per day.
The same company Lad well lOTped0ed
in April. which had never produced any
iding She has been pumping about i've
barrels pc. dag eve. since, There Is no
Doubt that the torpedo IS as beneficial TO
the oil wells 0; Ohio, West Virginia and
KENTUCKY rs :h0se Of Pennsylvania, il
they are only prop=Ely exploded
MajOE steele struck seventy.fve bar
reIi well at Twin Lick, a few days ago. 1t
is considered the largest well in the State
at present. ..-.er
We have several new wells going down
with good prnspec: Of success, and there
is quite an energetic spirit eTtnced among
the operators B. T. f.
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The Registers Fiction Writer at it
Again.

The prospective Radical candidate for
United States Senator IS by no means a
poor man; no person Of slender means
dare aspire 80 high, no matter what his
mental abilities may ID This would be
Senator Is said 10 descending out money
even now TO trusted agents in the back
counties Of the State, 70 be used in secur.
ing the election Of MN HEhO will vote for
him in the Legislature.-RfgiStHT Of .yIAter'
d1y, 2 '-'t r.
This is mighty interesting reading, or
would he il We could suppose II had any
foundation. 1t would be more interesting
il more specific. Who is "the prospective
Radical candidate for United States Sena'
TOT" and TO whom, when and where has
lie been sending out money: Sowif you
know anything let us have ii specifically
not these vague and nAmeless intimations
which touch nobody and nothing Don't
"fizzle out" like you did when you manu-.
featured the story that Governor STEVEN.
son had intcrfered to defeat Capt, SINGLE.
TON Tor Assessor and to tun Capt
RAw1NG out Of the Post Office. Let US
have the facts or confess there are none
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THE --LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARISE-Said To Be vss5 &ne EOs
Desserts and Al elegant and dainty
dish f1F the sick
COI'S SPARKLING GELATISE-Au Otd a.
yoSite With rhs ladies F1E Jel!iss-
bright. clear and beaudfgi.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-J1st the article
10 use with Co.'s Gtl8Itne-Of rich
And IuIc!O1S d8v0Es
BAKERS COCOA-WEzE8nted Pure. . delicious
and nutritious 6GTeEaEe.
HECEKR'S PARISA-PreISred especially fo'
ErTAIfdG and children.
ASGCSTCRA BITTERS-The genuine Asiicle
EOF ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PRPSGE-The mDst perfect remedy
f1T Indi&e4;iOn AID dySpepeiA.
corn sTARCH-Por Puddin%s aud CUstaFd4.
TAPIUCA-A splendid GesEsST, either Aloue or
with Berries.
A: LAUGHLIH. SMITH 4 CO..
iaEli Wkoiesl!e D!a::ES!sit, Main 81
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ERMAS INSTRUCTION.

i: the last regular meeting Of the Wheeling
B0aFd n E&1csti0n. II vas resolved that when.
eTsT., in any township Of the District OF
Wheeling. Try or more pupils belonging 70 the
Grammar or Intermediate schools. shAn signify.
through their parents 0: guardians, desire 70
study the (1erInsr language, provision Rhh! Be
made fox GheiT Instruction in said language.
In order that Il may be known IN due time
in which OF the schools il will Be necessary to
provide fox German instruction. the Committee
feGn eSt th04e pGpents or guardians who desire 70
haTe their children OF WaT6s Instructed IN the
German language In the public schools. 70 give
in ihei1 names to The COnmisSiOnsFs Of thetE r.
s2ective townships on Of before the 18Th day Of
Ausas;. inst IN Washington township. 70 VIM.
StsWEcE, John eco;I OF LOAis Bayh4; In A1diEon
;hwuSk!p. 20 J. II. Bickel. John EGaaE or T 7.
HCfchinsOn: In Clay township. 70 Augustus Pol
Lax John Il. Hal! o. d.. 4. S. Todd; IN Union
;UE1:Shfp. 70 J. y. Ewing J. A. XeteSKoE james
L1CndeE. 10 Centre township. 70 Andrew VIII
sDu, John Hamilton or 2. ". BS.sett: In Web
.ier township. to ". H. Harrison, Geo Cana.
han OF Wa, Neit1El. Ea
The Commissioners Will please bar 10 mind
that the names ofsueh pupiIS only should De re,
eeiYed a. belong pGupefly TO the Grammar and
J. u. BICEEL.
Chairman Com. on Ger. Inst.
WHEELING, Aug IT, 1870. aUgl4
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To Republican Electors who are
not Registered.

NV 4A~8
Republicans sho1ld nos overlook the
importance Of registering themselves as
voters ios tie OcsG6=T elecdoa- There
are many young men who will then have
stained ,heis msjoH:y and be entitled 10
CAS-, their f!s: vo:e, There are many who
since the last election have removed from
one township & county u another. some
will have been naturalizel and some who
have cDue into The State viii have AcqUIF--
al ) residence By the next election. All
these classes should see that they are
registered in The townships where they're
side
nrp4 entitled % register and vote are
the male citizens, native and naturalized
white and col0red, who will be 81 years
old On the 9th OF the coming October and
who will then have resided in the State
wear, and in the county 30 days, next
preceding the election There are, how
ever, the following exceptions Sopesn
can register or vote who gave voluntary
aid 10 the rebellion after June !, 1851, I'M
les be Afterwards volunteered into the
army or navy Of the United States and
was hoDorably discharged; nor can any
psBql who Is not Of sound mind Of who
Is a pauper, or who is under conviction d
treasou, felony or bribery in an election,
Remember Ihst no one, though duty
entitled Is above set forth, can vote un'
less registered. lie must apply foT regis,
trution u the registrar Of the township in
which he resides. He should apply tesoEe
the 10Th instant, for though the township
registrar is mot obliged 70 re.Cru his book
to the county LoaId TIL the hrst Monday
Of September, he may close his book on
the Goth Of August
an who know they are nOt registered
should therefore attend to it at once.
Any one who has simply removed from
one township 70 another can obtain a
transfer By applying to the registrar Of
the township from which he removed; and
upon presenIaton Of this 70 the registrar
OF the township to which he removed, he
Willie entitled 70 register without question.
In mass CASES, though, it will be less
truubIe 70 go direct to the registrar and
apply for original registration.
Those who have never been registered
are awsre Of the fsc:, and knox whether
they are under any Of the disabilities re-
cited diquaHtying them. Those who
have been registered have but Oask them
selves whether they have since removed
trUm the township where they were regis
tered. Even those who have not, will do
well TO pay visit 70 their registrar To see
if he has their names on the list, tor the
list Is copied each year, and names may
he dropped by accident. ...
The long and short Of it is, if you are
not registered you can't vote; il you are
entitled to register and arc MOI registered
you ought U be; and you run the risk Of
losing your vote, ifthe Goth Of August
finds you still unregistered.
Our advice is comprised in three words;
REGIsTER WITHOUT DELAY!
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A BRILL1Axr DIscovERT.-"Mercy is"
says Shakespeare, like the gentle dew
from heaven" PHALOS's VrTAILA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is as clearand
transparent. Gray hair can be graduated
to any natural shade with this fluid. or
all the toilet triumphs Of chemistry, this
is the most important. No sediment.
Sold by all druggists. cod
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SOWE bad boys at Oshkosh, Wis, pun a
hornets nest under the cushion Of o sofa
in church pulpit last Sunday morning,
and when the minister sat down after read
ing the hymn, he got right up without
being told. He said lie did MT feel like
preaching that morning. and the audience
went home wondering.
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4 SINGULAR CAsE.-Thcre Is man in
this county, Of mature age, and average
intellect considered. who, although lie
has lived at home all his life. has never
eaten Is meal Al the table with the family
since he was boy, owing to an atFront
put upon him years ago. This case can
be authenticated by local proof, il neces-
sary.- WIIZRBy HeTuN.
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The drOuIh is severe in many sections
Of Connecticut and Central and Western
New York. In Rhode Island the want Of
rain is not only SOrely affecting vegetation,
but the miIlstreams are draining the res
ervoirs very rapidly. The anxious watch.
ers for rain are everywhere, but still the
barometer gives no sign.
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FROM PARIS TO BERLIS.-Such is the
heading which Paris journal places over
q series Of letters which it is publishing
from the theatre Of war operations Their
author nj the writing OF his last letter
had reached Metz, on the way 10 the
Prussian capital l; now looks as If he
would have an opportunity OF writing
war dispatches from Metz to Paris.
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Man. AdYertisements.


CBr AsItEs!rJ 81 ~ ',0'-fr"'
INO. 81. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Consultation
Of the state.
Ra,pkad b, ~ L4,yi1i5;zrF q Net gl'ytSt9.
n EoiloTiSR Il pFUtoaes. - N ADEn4faE5t 70
- C11Itit1f!Oo Of ihIS Sute, 10 Be t3h1a! DISd
II 6eCSSog oee Of AETte3e iAree ieEfeoI. ~ H
oaee ran II lie said CoE4dt1bos Ussa ;At!sEG
GseoP5!Eg 10 :Se yeUyi..Ses theEeCs, AAsssl!
'.Ta- s5I,r e;SlEsnS o: lie Stlts shal! = r2a'
I'D % vote a. All tget;!0as a=.t Uiia:E IL elSN'
sSSa G.Ssy.E:S u Es!Gh ;Sry :E9tSeu'e:y :5'!SS;
BAT 70 p@sp5u NO IL EtacE, Q: u en:'Sab1
nd @; r,As..s. 0: y - is zsde= eDETittioa OE
I.eA4on fzt1ny - tEiSesy u A. eserton, c' y %
hsS 20; ksEa ) :sSIdEsIO q Tie SL3is 81: OK ye4E'
And Of IL epGaty 10 WaieA Ae oaeFs 20 vote ios
thirty G4ys DeII pSveetsSS each oesf. ts-AI4 q
pss4i'is8-Eo=SOts Wk4ss AGA 6taahiNiJ epe'
ttnEe4
Adoatrd PtbsOG-r - Is7l
In tie Hos,z u UtIess3teI. ThEFOdAy. FeaEeaIy
~ !S9O, The Above resolution Gas HdoPIsc
TN fEAI vEEI-Nstsst. WSseA ,SEeAkEf'
Bc!E1hooVcf, BouTG, Rar1oe, BarEess, Davis-
S0G, Doaehoo. BTAnS, FAspEToCth. Ptbher. Pan
hSan, PEick, GaRAee. G1ihEe, HFTeeY, HOEGFd,
J6ekh0O. JuAy. Lamb. LAEoa, LyDeh, N4xUsu,
NeCVT. NeAGoEJ, Miller. Nicely, PoHsAI tS4ce3;
Rspp. Scott Smith, TeteF. I hoGAS, "ttis Ano
mn NAYt UmE-NetsrS. RAke!. Ba:ioW,
CAspen!ef, Chamber, Collins. CrAeTAft. Davis,
PagtS, God. HassleF. Hin. Howe PetEp4oinI.
Price RaIroAA SturEtsG, SanaeES and Wheat
"a
Ia he Senate, NoadSy, FebCuAl! = IS7O, ;Ae
above resolution vas adopted.
TN YE6TKRE-NeRAIE FAEnSTOEth, (Prest
GeRtl, Apologize, BFUIn, Cathee tJAmes,, S9ths'
desc HI Cook, Cane. Davis, Dayton, poolii
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

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81 cT:-PieAEe GRDOuDee my name - =
CANDIDATE for The SheSi&1lry Of Ohio County. II
elected. propose 70 donate 0E TIE MT pFOArS Of
The Oflce the toll0TiBE sum n the objects eng
rseSAted: no tOWasdS Tie construction Of the
Couliy Poor LI0aSe: $40O 10 theWheeiInc HO<.
p.tal $i.CDO TO the ChIldGen's Home; $S.0W 10
u: EnSltsA ,EE!7Selsls Latham Cs9ISh HgI
GGced on the German C3tbIHe ChR9rb.. Centre
Wheeling: &I.bJO 70 the Turner'S Association.
and the remainder to charitable and humane il.
sGt3gIlOlS. A. j. LONG
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