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SOUTH HAVEN DIRECTLY.
&o0oes.

IL 4. N.-Sou,h Haven Chapter. No ~. mee''
IL. Friday evenings on or next preceding h'
f. MI OF the Moon MILTOs II. RICE, sECY
T., "A M.-Star OF the Lake Lodge; No. l5S
i Meets Tuesday evenings on or preceding Ia
Full of the Moon. L. Y. HUGHES, SIC Y
u or q. Z South Haven Lodge. No. Ss3.-
/. Meets regularly OH Wednesday evenings.
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THE BEsg ADVISER FOR FARMERS.
TIE MICHIGAN FARMER,
AND
State .yOESs.S.9L OF .yG ssgfs'E TLFs r.
K. +. JOH NSTONE, EDITOR.

7UE ONLY AGRICULTUR1L JOURNAL
PEBLLSfED ~ MICHIGAN.
The MICHIGAN FARMER is the exponent cf
the agricultural interests Of farmers OF Mchi-
gan. It's reports on the value OF grain, OF wool
OF 1--we stocK and other products, Are the mos t
correct II lilble and valuable.
SUBsCRIprIoN FOR ONE YEAR, 81 90.
The EAENER will be seut to al, subscribers
fron now till January /. 1873, at slme rate
We offer splendid premium hist to those who
desire 10 nuke up clubs, OF org ms, sewing
mlcbines, wat ;hes, silver ware, engravngs,
jewelry, etc Ladies or geDtemen wno desire
to canvas for CLUBS wilt be furnished with &
h5t on application.
send im .lejistely. No,o as tie time to sab
Scrabc. FrLm two TO three mo ntbs subscription
given free. JOaNSTOHE d GlbBO NJ
S6it2 pUBIIsHERs
s2 LAkhED STREET. WEsr, Detroit, Mich.
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sEsxgE hN CENTRAL.

MAIN LINE.
On ana after Sunday, Zee. ilh, 1870 Passenger
Train. I" III leave l.awtOn a. foilows:
rAsT WEST.
Mail, lo57 a. N. s:50 y. IN.
Kalamazoo Ace. 9:?1 y. IN. 5:5S a.
Evening Express 1856 q.
The Atlantic Expre~r ssst on Sunday, will stop
ut Lawton, al 9.5a in
IL H. SARG EN1, Gen. sup..
&. Il HUkp, Ass'i Ger. Supt.
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PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
at La wton, going east and west.
LEAvRrAw PAW.
5:15 A. IN. Kalaciazo0 Accommodation, west.
1920 a. m, Mail Train, east.
2:I5 y. m,, AL west. and Way Freight east;
$40 .. N. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
tw rrains return to Paw Paw on departure oi
Michigan Central Trains from lawton.
c. n. STEPHENSON, Supt.
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E'ubIic Uc5i !sIdisn,tai.
WASHINGTON, kovemt+r L. The public bit
statement, published to-day, shows the iolcx-
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prOInissOcy Notes,

The late decision of the Supreme
Court in this State in reference 10 the
liabilities Of the maker Of promisso-
ry note, is one to which the attention
Of every one doing business should be
specially directed An ordinary prom.
issory note was filled up for the pay
ment of one hundred dollars. After
the note was made, the payee, it is
asserted, added the words "and fifty"
thus making it promissory note OF
one hundred and fifty dollars. This
note was passed into the hands Of an
innocent third party, who claimed ,he
full some named in the note. On an
appeal to the Supreme Court it was
decided that tho drawer was liable,
he having invited the feaud by his
own negligence. 1t is well known
that there is a blank space on all print
promissory notes where the amour, Of
money to be paid is written, and that,
at tho end of this blank space the
word "dollars" is printed. The su.
prcme Court declared that it was neg
ligcucc on the part of the drawer in
not drawing liuo between the witton
word hundred and the printed word
" dollars,' and that where such neg
lgeuce existed, and there wa, nothing
on the face of the note that showed
any alteration, the drawer was liable.
The Chief Justice added that the Su
premo Court deemed such n rule ne
cessary to facilitate the circulation of
commercial paper, at the same time
increase the care Of drawers. This
rule is only to apply, however, where
an alteration is not apparent oa the
face Of tho paper.
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A Terrimc ncrrIcnnc.

Dispatches fiom St. louis, Of the
sth inst say,i -
"a terrific hurricane passed over o
portion Of East st. Louis between g
aud 3 O'Clock this afternoon The
wind first struck the elevator on the
bank of the river and took part OF its
roof of, aud passing in a due north
east direction it totally demolished
the freight depot ofthe st. Louis and
Vaudalia railroad, 500 feet long BY
100 feet high, the freight and passcn-
ger depots Of the North Eastero Rail
road, two freight and passenger dcpo's
and ticket Office, and the large round
house OF the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road, the carbouse scale office, freight
Office. and part Of obe of the freight
depois of the Ohio and Mississippi
road the freight and passenger depo,s
Of the Toleda and Wabash road, and q
number Of dwelling houses 10 the vi
cinity. A portion Of the roof Of the
Terre Hau,e indianapolis depot was
flown ofi, aud nearly all the derricks
and other appliances used in the cou-
struc,on of the bridge were torn from
their places aud blown into the river
Everything in fact within a space OF
from 200 to 800 yards wide was ac-
tualy torn TO pieces.
A train of cars, including a thirty.
ton locomotive, was blown off the track
and hurled about forty feet into ditch
Another train OF fourteen cars, laden
with grain, was overturned aud smash
I'd. and one car was blown into the
river.
A train coming on the Tcrre Haute
road, when at Broolilin three mile,
north OF East st. Louis, were blowr
from the track, and about forty car,
standing on side track on the Tole.
do and Wabash aud Chicago and Al.
ton road, about nine miles out, wer,
overthrown.
The round house, of the Chicago
and Alton road after being blowi
down, caught fire from an engine in
side and was burned. Tho engineer
of the locomotive was burned I,
death.
The number Of killed and wounded
cannot be stated tonight, but sever
are konwn to he killed, aud between
thirty and forty severely wounded
some dangerously, and u good many
more slightly injured. 1t is belIevec
a number Of persons are buried be-
meath the ruins.
The scene is frlghtful. Houses ar,
torn TO fragments, others are unrooleC
and still others are carried bodily from
their foundations. Scarcely building
or tree or anything else within tn,
track Of the storm is standing. Tn,
wreck and ruin is complete.
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The Congressional Committee on
Educatiou and Labor has honora.
bly, acquitted Mdor-Gcneral Howard
Of all the charges brought nsainst him
by Mr.. Fernando Wood. The juxta
position of the pamcs is suggestive.
1t !. fairly illnstrative Of the two eau.
ses which the two men represented
during the rebellion, and Of the pres
ont a,titute Of the two great parties
in regard TO the war. General How
ards patriotic devotion aud wounds
in the field, and his faithful discharge
Of the onerous duties of tho head OF
the Frcrdman's Commission, will be
much longer remembered than tho ab.
ortivc aspcrsions upon his character
Of persons like Mr.. Fernando Wood,
nod remembered always with graft
tude and honor.
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DEAoREsp's MONTHLY Mag

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for April, presents its usual display OF
new spring fashions, aud choice Sc
lection Of literary articles, some very
good and practical information on
home matters, and Jennie June's
splendid papers on the marriage ques-
ton. Each successive numbered DEM
oREsr's MONTHLY seems 10 be unex-
ceptionablc. Every department that
goes to make up irst-class parlor
magazine Is complete, and the premi-
ums offered to each subscriber at SO
are certainly worth much moro than
the yearly subscription. Published by
W. JENNISds DEMoREsr, S38 Broad
way, New York.
GEN. JAMES PoRrER died quite
sud denly at the Bolton Hsuse 10 Hau-
risburg, on last Thu rsdsy niahi. His
remains were iakeu 70 bis former res.
idsnoe q. Lswis'owu.
Tns 8srnaa atsansrs have resum-
~ tboir trips from Nsw York 10 Ger
naey, w IL RrIsish ekennsl from
Wti6h hoy have foG oosou months
M lyixsn by Ryssek eSIler1 X 4
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Vol. -. No. 1.-witb
this number TnE Posr enters its ninth
year, and we src pleased to state that
the paper is now in more prosper.
Gus condition than at any other pc.
riod Of its existence. During the
four years that the PosT has been
published by us, we have made many
friends, who have stood by us man
fully, aud we are thankful 10 them
for their patronage and support. We
seldom bore our patrons with dunning
notices in our columns, but we think
this would bo good time 10 settle
old accounts. We need money tc
make improvements on tho paper
and the sooner We get II the better We
will be pleased. So please walk ur
to the captains Office and square
up If you don't, wcll--you know
how il is yourself. ta.i
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a FEW astute individuals 10 con-
cert with ono of tho newspapers of
this county are cndeavoring to cre-
ato feeling prcjudicial to the integ-
rity and good name of our county
Commissioners. For the benefit Of
candid and fair-dealing meu we have
compiled the following from the
county statement, and also contrast
one source of our expenses with that
Of our neighboring county, Juniata.
Cost of new bridges &
repairs $1,000 .16
county lines in part 1881
Probable balance $4,000
Aggregate cost OF Co. line S1033,3l
Cost oi Road views DC. 220,50
Aggregate cost of Bridges,
repairs at bridges, county
lines and roads sS0SG, ,2S
Nine thousand dollars (less thirteen
dollars aud seventy two cents) of the
expenses Of the county, incurred du.
ring tic past year, were brought
about Ly the taxpayers themselves
through petitions to the Legislature,
&c. Our county commissioners per.
sonally supervised the erection of the
several bridges and, hence, were on.
titled to fair consideration for their
services.
Cost Of Co. printing in
Juuiata Co. sllGl,OO
Il" Snyder -.
Schuck & Lazarus, Ger. sl02,50
ID B Meyer 4 Co. Courier, l95,O0
Lumbard& Myers, Tribune ll6,00
j Grouse Post, $500
Il Weirick, Times, $3.50
$4,000
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rHE House OF Repre-. entatives yes

The House OF Representatives yes
,erday, by close votes in overy ip-
stance, repealed the duties on coal sal
tea, aud coffee. The vote on some oI
these motions can be regarded as au
indication Of the position ofthe House
on the tariff question. Conccru ing
both the duties on coal aud salt, what
classes they affect, and what tie re.
suit Of the repeal will be. there ha.
been displayed woeful ignorance IL
Congress tho present session. AS for
the repeal Of the duty on tea and cof-
fec, we, AZ Protcctiouists, thoroughly
endorse it. 1t will dispense with
considerable revenue which the Gov.
crDment perhaps needs, but it will al
so cheaper the food of the laboring
man. II will, of course, be denounc-
ed by the Revenue Reformers.'
They advocate the free admission Of
every manufactured article which
competes with the labor Of the Amer
lean workingman, and would tax his
solaco aud his stimulan,-tbc cup,
which cheer but do not inebriatc.-
Press IAN inst.
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Nav Hampshire has always been
aState of bard fights aud small major-
tiles, but the event Of yesterdays bat
tle there will fall with startliog sur
prise on the the country this morning.
Our returns, printed elsewhere, show
large Democratic gains everywhere,
which may result in giving that party
the Governor and all Of three Con-
grcssmen. 1t is certain that they
have carried one district the Second,
and there are strong probabilities that
the First and Third have also given
adverse majorities. What makes this
result surprising is the perfect conf
depce which was felt in the SUCCESS OF
the Republicans. The canvass had
been dull and unexciting one, it is
true, but all the Indications were fa-
vorablc- The Springfield Repablican
of Monday said;
Not for many years has New Hamp.
shire seen such dull political canvass
as the one which will! close with the
election tomorrow The Republi
cans success ON the State ticket il
conceded on all hands, and nothing
can imperil it save feeling Of too
great security on the part Of the Re-
publirans themselves. The Republi-
can canvass, whose accuracy has been
proven so often that great reliance
10 placed upon II, gives that party the
State by comfortable margin. The
Second Congressional district IL the
only one Of the three that Is consider.
ed in doubt, and thcro tho friends of
General Stevens, Republican, are
confident Of bis election. 93 u 'e
n It now appears that we have not
only iost the Second district, but the
First and Third, and the State also.
fhs entire Congressional delegation
10 the Forty first Congress was Rspub-
u--ths last Dispatch received au.
nouuces that It will probably - lDm-
ooratic. y '.'t e'tL.f
Tia oraafb State Aas done baaly..
~ t1ssgd, ~ vosypssted. Would
sesp u inaiesls rat sops ~ ~.
nssn(5 bive enlsrst into III eentest-r
~ {x6a Z AZ, Il
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On the reorganization of the
Standing Committees, Of the United
States Senate last week Hon. Charles
Sumner, of Mass, was dropped as
Chairman OF the Committee on For.
eigu relations, position which he has
held for some years past, and the dn.
tics ofwhich ho has discharged with
signal ability, and Hon. Simon Cam.
eron, of this State appointed 10 his
place. This action of the Senate has
created great excitement in political
circles, and the friends of Mr.. Sum.
ner are eudeavoriug to make a mar
tyr Of him. Ever since the removal
of Minister Motley Mr.. Sumner ha.
been dead set against President Gran,
and Secretary Fish refusing to hold
any intercourse whatever with these
two gentlemen and there is no doub,
that this is the cause Of his removal.
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THEA-NECTAR

nEAFNEsS, CATARRH, SCROFULA
~ lady who had suffered for years from id
ness, Jatarrh and Scrofula, was cured M
simple remedy Her sympathy and gratk,l
prompts her to send the receipts FREQ Of ch,s1
to any one similarly afflicted. Address N,
NJ. y. LEGoErr, Jersey City, N. j.
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state of ELIZABETH REicurSnAon, deed.

Estate of ELIzABHTu REIcHESBAcn, deed.
I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon tho
Iestato of Elizabeth Reichenbach, late of Wash
ipgtun tip, deceased, having been granted t. the
undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to the estate are requested to make
ayment, and those having clalms against the
same, will present them TO
WILLIAM HARDING,
Administrator.
Perry township, January 80, 1871.
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Dwelling House.

a LARGE BANK BARN and all necessary
oulbnildings, good water convcnicn, for all
purposes. large
APPLE ORCHARD,
containing choice grated fruit. &c. he
farm l. under good fence. naturally fertile
and highly productive is in healthy
country,- about three miles from Selins
grove and two miles from Shamokn Dam.
On the west hank of the Susquehanna river
is convenient to Markets. Railroads. Ca
nnls. Churches and Schools.
Will lie sold on easy terms. and posses sion
given immediately II desired. For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
Capt. JOHN Helm.
Monroe twp, June 8, 1870.
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CarbOlic Tablet
Prepared by DR.. WELLS,

HHN A'et~s~e' " Dsss N-'7'-~' ~
This most Important discovery OF the y
this WONDERFUL Aealiu X and Cleansing ages, agHs,
all dissa ses or weakness az the ResPlfsss'
gans, Sore Throat, Sudden Cold. Hoan,,,
Catarrh, Asthma, Dryness Of the ihIV'dj
windpipe, diseases o the Iunes and iof =
itation of tbs mueuous membrane. Il. \
All vooa lists and public speakers VA
aud sing Without effort, nse these Table.1
eject IN cleaning the voice Is imply ostoh'1
Us can be shown by numerous eortifica"''
Dr.. WELLS CARB0Llc TABLES
act dirsctly ON the nucuous membraaa;.
should be pfamptly aud freely taken ~
Pospre or violent chsnxc ot vesdlnet' v!l u
ward ou all tendency 70 COLDS snd t
sS:; &C.: ssss " s;: c.: ;:s
CAuTION the public afalnyt irlo,
BY bayinR other mcdic(pcf thrgn, !
KEN - plaeo ,of thsss adulfsb's 1e'1
- Al > '''''''
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
THE UNWRIrTEN WORD.

BY DANIEL M ARCH, ID. d., author OF the popu.
and Language shows us untold riches and beau.
ties In the GI eat House, with It's Blooming now-
ors, Singing birds, Waving palms, Rolling
clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred mountains, De.
lightlul rivers, Mivhty oceans, Thundefing vol.
ces Blazing heavens and vast universe with
countless beings In millions OF woflds, ami roads
10 US In each the Unwriiton Word. Nose tinted
paper, ornate engravings and superb binding, :
"Rich and varied In thought" s'Ihaste y "Easy
and graceful In styie.n Correct, pure slevatinx
In It's tendency" "Beautiful aud gOod.n "a
hou,ehoid treasurer CommendHfions like the
ahsve from College Presidents and PFafoasurs,
minIssers OF all denominations; and.the religious
and seculnr press ALI over the country Its ffesh.
ncss, purity of language, with clear open type,
iine steel eiigrsvings, subs,sntiai binding, and
low price make II the book br The masses. Agents
are selling from SOTO 100 per week.
We want Clergytnen, School Teaceers smart
young ten ahd ladies to tntroduce the work for
No II sssfy Y sss
paying business. 1sI " n ~ II Z
Send Tor circular fsIl dsssriptoon and terms.
ziEdLER 4 &MccURDy, &c 9. 9th 81, phils
rt,t ~ 130 Race st. Gin. D
% Monroe st. OH
oct.i--am or loa Asin q springfield. Mass
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! Mr.. GEORGE MERELY Is a wealthy
farmer of Dauyille, Pennsylvania. Uu-
Ill June last he had living with him a
wife, aged 2S, aud child, aged A, to
whom he was fopdly attached. In the
month mentioned he was from home
for several days on business. On his
return bis wife and child were gone,
and inquiry showed that Mrs. Merely
had been accompanied in her fight by
John NJ. Hummei, aged 35, a wealthy
grocer Of the town. and an intimate
friend of Mr.. Merely. Six months
later Mr.. Merely ascertained that Mrs.
Merely aud Mr.. lIummel were living
ing 10 New York as man and wife.
Mr.. Merely went to the city and
found the information correct. His
little girl was dead she had died, he
asserts, from neglect.
Mr.. Merely sued Hummel for the
abduction Of his wife and child on FRI
day laying damages at $4,000
Hummel was lodged in Ludlow Street
Jail 10 default Of $4,000 bail. Mr.
Merely also intends to sue for u di-
vOrcc
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SheriR's Sale.

By virtue OF . writ Of Vend Ex., Issued
OUT Of the Court OF Common Please Of sny-
der Co. TO me directed, win be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the Court House In Middle-
burg. on MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1871, a.
10 90 ook. A. NJ, the following valuable
REAL EST ATE as 10 llows TO wit ;---Alf
that certain Tract Of Land situate in Chap.
mon Township, Snyder county. Pa, bonn.
ded east by land Of John Noll, south by
land Of the German Reformed and Luthe-
ran congregations Of Grubbs Church, west
by land Of William Heiges and others, ani
north BY land Of Henry Arnold. containing
IOl ACRES.
More rr less, whereon are erected aTwo
Story. Weather -l3oarded DwsIlipe House,
Good Barn. and other necessary aud con-
venient out bniIdings
Taken an execution AID 70 be sold - ths
properly Of Ben:omin Phillips.
3. JOHN 8. WOLP. ShsHG.
sbsrif's oaiss, MladisbuG March III ~.
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The subscriber offers ut private sale his
VALU ABLE FARM, situate in Monroe
township, Snyder County. Pa adjoining
ands os Abraham Fisher. Michcal Hummel
ul others, conta lining about
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l75 ACR ES.

more or less, nineiy y-fve acres Of which ar,
cleared and in high ntate OF cultivation
the balance il covered with The best Of tim
ber The improvements consist Of goo,
arya
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A GENTS WANTED-(S225 A MONTE
"A by the AMERICAN KNITTING MI
CHINE CO., BOSTON. MASS, or ST. Loud
NO. .D2p-ss|
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BLOOMINGTON CILL.) NURSERY.

10th Year. 0O0 Acres. IS Greenhouses. Lar
gest AssOrtment-all sizes, Best Stock Low
Prices Would you know what, When, How to
Plant Fruit Shade, Evergreen Trees, Ro OF
Grafts, seedlings. Usage plants Apple SO ed
and garden plants, Sc. &c. FLOWER AND NEd-
TABLE SEED, ! Finest, Best Collection-S
and quality Send 10 cents for New, Illustrated
each. Tor Catalogues Of seeds with plain direc
tions-6| pages Bedding and garden plants
80 pages, aud Wholesale Price Iist-2 pages
Address r. X. PHOENIX Bloomington, III.
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DISTRICTS. PLACES or APPEALS. TINE.
Beave, Moses Spccht, Beavertown, April 10
w. Beaver p, Troups, Oosgrave Hall :" III
Centre Peter Hartman, tentreyille, II
jackson j. y. Beaver, Kratxersviiie Is
Middlecr'k Lewis Amig, Smithgrove IA
Middlcb'g Com'rs ON %, Middleburg is
Perry Enoch Sinith, Fremont - IL
WestPsrry ohm Fisher near Riehheld is
Nhapman ferdinand Zones, In said twp {" 10
Union Dan Muliner, In Port Tfsyt'n q 70
Washiton U. y. Meyer, In fTeeburg 2t
franklin Com'rs Office, In NiddIeburg . 20
Penns Sarah A. Miiier, Salem = " ~
Selinsgrove Henry A. Bolig, In selingrove 2s
Monroe sarah ksens, shamokin Dam - 20
Al which timcs and places those who may feel
themselves aggrieved by their valuations may
attend II they think proper. Appeals will be
open each dap fron 0 O'clock A. NJ, 20 . O'Clock
r. NJ. Bounty tax at the rate OF mills or one
half per cent. on each and every dollar Of the
valuation. JOHN J, LATTFRN,
ISAAC 3. LON9AOnE,
PHILIP KINNEY,
Commissioners.
Commissioners Once, Middlsburg, Mar. 10, ISL
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FRUIT JAR MAsUFACTUREnsa aoi BID
ers are notified, that n better and cheaper
than was ever known will bc supplied. N
Jar excells In every quality and requireru]
and will outsell and can undersell any d
others. IL will sell itself. Important r]
list for IsTI, now ready and sent free. Addr]
CHAS. q. INLAY 4 SON, No, 22I Dock n
Philadelphia Pa
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Book Agents /!

Tho most useful, ornamental, sensible A.
popular OF subscription books, is" Phys.
Training Of Children" Just out. 1t has spr
did steel Plates, Is richly bound, and sy,-
Father aud Mother who sees II wants II. nv
agent out cleared t2l,6o In Ave hours! NOE
dorm book like this one. Splendid terms. n
cnlars sent free. Canvassing Books only
New World Pub. Co., S. w. cor. 7th and M
ket Sts, Philadelphia.
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IOOc Use ETHE.vEaErABLE Jo~n
lOxD PULMONARY BALsA Io(V
The old standard remedy f9r Coughs, Colds,
Bros. 4 Co.. Boston.
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VALUABLE FARMAT PRIVATE SALE

Perry township, January 80, is
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A. VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of
"A early indlscretion, causing nsrvous de-
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