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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-02-16


SALES. Reuben C. Bowcrsox, residinl
in franklin township. will dispose of hi,
farming implements. Slivc stock, &c, on
Saturday, March lItb.
Messrs. Kcrsictter & Garman, n, the
Union Hotel. in this place. will dispose o
large variety Of household and kitchen
furniture. live stock. farming implements
&c.. on Friday March 10Th.
John l. Marks. residing in Union town.
ship Union county, will dispose of his Inv,
stock. farming implements, &C.. on
Wednesday, March 18th.
Jam es Burgess, Of Franklin township.
VIII farming utensils. live stock. and house.
hold goods, ON Saturday, March 18th.
II. G. Lands, Of Ricedeld. will sell furni.
'urc' live stock, &c.. on Monday, Mar Goth
Adam d. Walter and Henry Meyer. T..
eeuiors. VIII sell. nj the late residence ot
Benjamin Mcclellan, deceased. in Franklin
township. on Wednesday March 10Th. live
stock, farm impleL.ents. &c.
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NEARLY the entire village of Tioga, this
State. IL reported TO lnve been destroyed
by Gre, on Thursday morning last About
feriy building were burned, including. one
bank. two Churches. two hotels, aud a
large number of stores and residences.
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Natures Hair Restorative is the result OF
four years study and experiment. 1t is
now perfection itself. and no more to be
compared with tho other preparations now
fooding the market, than "langlefooi
whisky Is to pure Durbon. See adyer
iisement.
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QulrE . lively debating society has been
organized at the Furnace. The meetings
are held every Friday evening in tho school
house OF that place.
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GovsRSoR GaARY has signed the death
warrant Of Lloyd Briiton, convicted Of the
murder Of Jacob Bay at willismspori The
executed to take place March I'D.
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TINS stahlnecker farm, adjoining this
borough, was sold last Monday at public
sale for Slt5 25 per acre. Mr.. Isaac Bea.
yer was tho purchaser.
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sALs BILLS, as well as other kinds Of
JOB Work, printed with Deatness and dis.
patch at the office of TuE Posr. All orders
will DO promptly attended 10.
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THs borough OF Northumberland is about
TO orect an elegant school building, to cost
$i6.576 o5.
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WASHING the hands in equal parts Of corn
starch and carbonate Of magnesia, will
make them white, smootbe, and cure chaps
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-02-16

HAtt's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewcr
cures gray hair by causing !, to return to
Ito youthful color and vigor.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

VINO bas wi'tenmyer's scoop shovel
The owner wants IL.
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DIED.

AZ wlnneid, unicn county iy,h uit.. sfscarie,
Ieth uit. Garry soinelIs, agsds years and |
months, and on the lat inst, Eiisa Jane, aged
years and 2 few months-ehiidren OF Charlc.
and Julia Mills. "a. s-fftr
On the lith inst, near seiin-erove, jennie
only daughter Of Henry and Catherine OFT, aged
oh, my lost Jennie how niles theet
How wept to see thee die
am weary, oh 20 wearyi
And thou dost not heed tpysry.
From the future, oaee 90 golden,
The bright nes9 aMis fed,
ldweil amou1 Tho living,
But my hesft q With the dead.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-02-16
Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No SUGAR
OF LEAD No LlrliARGE-No NJ
TRA1E OF SILVER. and is en-.

OF LEAD No LIrnARGE-No NJ.
TRA1E OF SILVER, and is en-.
tirely face from Poisonous and
misunderstanding Drugs
used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent and clear rs crystal. II will
MOI soil the finest fabric-perfectly safe.
clean aud eficiunt - desideratums long
sough, for aud found ~ last
II restores snd prevents the hair from
becoming Gray, imparts a sofi, glossy an.
p"aralee. removes DandruF. i, cool and
re'reshina 10 the head, chec the the Hair
from falling of and restores it to graf
extent when prematurely lost, preyenis
heseaehes, cures all bumors, cutaneous
eruptions, and unnatural heat. Asa dres
sing for the hair it is the best article in
market.
DR., q. Smith, Patenlee. Groton Junction
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTOR
BROTHERS, Gloueei'sr Mass, The Gen
u'ne - put up In panel bottle, made ex.
pressly for 1t, With the name Of The articls
blown IN the glass. Ak your drussisl fer
Natures Hair Restorative. and take no
other.
Send a three ceit stamp TO Proctor Bros
Tor Treatise on the Human Hair. The
Information II contains is worth $500 10
any person. s,4O-6m
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LAND swISDLKns,--The wrightsville
s'sr says our farmers should be on their
.lard for swindling land agents, many
u"hom arc quite extensively operating
u adjacent counties according to tho state.
Aen's Of our eIchan gcs, Their modus
perandi is something like The following
'aey call on farmer who they think has u
's ", sspare money. propose to sell him
'"srh lands, make very fair Inducements
Nv - sell at reasonable figures. AThcy tell
80 buyer that unless everything Is as rep.
"0a'ed py them he will not have to pay
/" ls land ! they even enter into q CON.
set with him TO this effect nu, At the
~. le ''mo they require negotiable note,
|, sssa a they sell on the hrsl opporluui,y q,
1se'ant Of Any orssvsp'y pr ssul, and
W cent eau 10 rueevsrs1 fSom sAs man
" svss the note. varwsss, bswsve Of
' sS' pprshasc lip6p. ~ tps,Ils sxlsrly
La ~ ||... "|4
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TIE REASONS WHY,

Because Il cmbodies essential princirl.s
not found in any other Machine; because
of iis simplicity Of construction. ease Of
operation. uniformity. OF precise action ar
any speed. and capacity iur the grcatcs,
range and variety OF work. Guc or co irse.
Parties wishing to purchase should not
iall 10 examine The best OF all Sewing Ma.
chimes
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u give my hearty preference to the
Wilcox i Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine
FANNY FERN.
"The weight Of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that Of the Wilcox d Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine decided upon il,
procured it, and ON more GGn satisied.r'
GRACE GREENWOOD.
@Ihave the Wheeler & Wilson. the Grover
Baker, and the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
Gibbs most frequently, thinking i lar
uperior to either OF the Others"
MRS. HENRY WARD BEECuER.
My wife would not accept a Sewing
dachine OF any other patent as gin, if she
must receive i on condition OF giving up the
REV. OLIVER CRANE,
Carbondale, Pa.
The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is so sure and simple
hat l could venture TO introduce it into
,yriA" REyA T ppArr
Missionary American Board.
We have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimous
,pinion of the hou sehold, that the Wilcox
Gibbs is tho best Of them ALL"
REV. J. s. HoLxE,
Brooklyn, Ny.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
Il construction, 1 have seen no Sewing
Aschine equal to the Wilcox & Gibhs."
ESoCH LEWIS,
Ofthe Pennsyiyania Central =. z
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A LECTURE -
To Young Men -

Just Pub. In a sealed envelope. Prce six cts.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
teal Cure ~ Superm atorrhcea, or aetnlnal weak.
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
and Imp diment to mari, &c generally , Ncr.
yousness, vonsumption, Epilepsy, snd Fits
Self Abuse. &c.--By RoBrnr y. CuLv.RwELL
D., Author OF tho "Green Book" sc
The world renowned author, IN this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves frem hIs own experience
that the AWFUL consequences OF Self Abuse ma v
DC eheotuslly removed without medicines, and
without dangerous surgical Instruments rings
cordisls, pointing ont q mode of cure ut once
certain and eheotual by which every su ufferor, no
matte what bis condition may be. may cure
himself cheayly privately, and radically. Tuis
LtcTu RK Will rHovs A Boor TO THorsANps
AND THorsAsDs.
Sent under seal, to any address. In q plain
sealed envelope. on the receipt Of six cents. or
two po.tage stamps. Also. Dr. Culverwell"s
Marriage Guid ;" ptico "a cts. Address the
Publishers : HAS. J. q. KLINE n 60.
i2' Bowery New York. Post ofice Box 4,sse.
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N J. SMITH.
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MlDDLEBuRd, SNYDER 90, PA.
Offers his Professional Services o the public.
Consultations IT, German or English.
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As il Was.
Sew, sew, SOW,
At morn, At noon, at nIgh.l
WORK, work, work,
But never cut VI sight,
For great and small. for Young and old
IN sumners's heat, In winters cold,
BY midnight lamp, by miilay's sun
49,, Twas sew, sew, sew, bat never loae.
When Grandma sewed.
AS it Is.
Eurz, burz, buzz; why how the pantles fyI
oh, oh. obi 'twuuh charm the FULLEST evel
The legs are seWed, the wai.tband'. on,
lhe buttons set-the psnts are donei
Ana here'- pair for sam and I0hu,
Ami charley, too, and little Dan.
Now Mother .ews on
SINGER : NEW MACHINE
We advise all who want first clas.
Sewing Machine, one that will sew linen or
glazed thread as well rs nny other, 10 20 TO
D. W. ANGEL.
on North Third ST.. in Lewisburg,
RArilFON 4 WINTERS, New Berlin,
or |. u SMITH. Srlinsgroyc.
And get one Of these Fnmous Singer M.
chimes, for there you will get Instructions.
as you can get at no other place and Il a
Singer Is put in your family, happiness will
ne sure 10 follow
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Ten Judges gave the Singer the Diploma
'' tie Snyder county Fair. ls-ily
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-02-16

TIE March number Of BALLou's MAoA-
'Hs is sprightly, and good as ever The
'0htents are varied. for their are stories,
"s'ches poetry and historical articles.
matter for old and young, and in such pro-
'asion, that every patron must be sa,isfe d
S''mO'e than On equivalent is given for
We money that Ballou's Magazine costs
'as terms for this excellent magazine are
'aly sl'6oPer year, or Is cents single cop.
a-THOMES & TALBOT, Boston are
ss publishers.
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SPECIAL LEGIsLArIos.-we learn from
Tho legislative proceedings Of Tuesday,
That an act was passed, on first reading,
authorizing the Com missioners of Snyder
county to cause public bridge TO be cree
@a over Penns Creek in said county.
How about the rules established by
speaker Wallace at the opening Of the
"''ion' in regard to legislation where
courts have Jurisdiction : We expect to
lear from him before the bill passes finally.
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Cloths Il Cassillscres
Hardware AND QCEENSwARE.
SALT AND FISH.

And IN 'a' everything u.un'ly KEEP, in q
hrst class country store. A., II which We
oi'' at sre''ly reduced prices, Tor Cash OF
Country Pr0cucc
Having bad large experience iu tie
business, We Htt'er ourselycs that We can
please and 'ntisfy an our customers.
hoping 10y strict attention g. b.iurs.
anI a desire TO plea.c all. TO merit liberal
s'ase OF public patronage Our motto j.
"Q"t"h Noies amt .rmaU Prgf's."
We ask at least thar the public cxeuin.
our stock and Iricr- before rurel,.iu, +,
else"nere' a. we always show our good.
with pleasure.
HELFRICH \ POWER
Banner will, Jane IL. 1870. If
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GRAIN. SEED.

and all kind- OF Country Produce.
| am also well rrovijeC with siablinr
for teams supp Breakfast nnl Lodz.
nE, for re1rl' who come from a dis.
rc,. | always Accommodate my cu-.
mers 90 the besl Of my ability.
JOHN HOFFMAN. .-
October 10Th CIT
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cincinnati Marked.
CtNrtSN.rt Inn

CINCINNATI, June d.
COFFEE-Steady and prices I'm,
changed
COrTON-There is a sharp rise on
advlces from Liverpool middling at
lS!c; other grades in proportion.
FLOUR-Receipts light; low grades
at S. O0@5 80; superfne at S. 75@
6 90; family at Sc 00@7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, demand moderate;
winter red at 81 47@l 80; hill alSl 80;
choice Kentucky white at 81 62@l Go.
Corn in better demand at 55@59c. Oats
at 52@57c and steady. Rye dun at
81 02@lO5. Barley dull at 95cG$l Us.
HAY-Steady and prices unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Quiet at 92@95c.
PROFESSIONALISM but little firmet
and the demand very moderate, though
mess pork is a shade frmer at SD OO@
ID %, with no sales. Bulk meats
heavy; shoulders at jI@5lc; rib sides
at 62c; clear rib sides TIC; clear sides
at nc, loose. Bacon, shoulders at 81
@6ic; clear sides at SI@Sic. Sugar
cured hams at l3l@l4ic. Lard dull
at 94c.
SUGARS-Raw very firm at l4!c
for hards and l3ic for A New Orleans
common to fancy at l2s@l3ic, yellows
at llMl2!c.
WHISKY-Quiet but steady at SOC.
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The Elective Affinities' OF Goethe
have been revived in real life near Troy,
New York. 4 Mrs Lyman Granger
eloped some time since with railway
conductor, each leaving connubial part
ner and child behind Soon after the
deserted husband tell heir to fortune
of 100000, and his truant wife, heal
Ing OF his good luck, returned to aid
him in his enjoyment. He would none
OF her, and obtained divorce. About
the same time the wife Of the conduc-
tor, Harriet Bertram. obtained divorce
from her recreant lord, and the com.
mon suffering OF the deserted couple
brought them in sympathy, wedlock,
and a combination Of the family inter.
ests. The clippers have also obtained
divorces, and are to be united.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 6.
COTTON-Bouyant but unsettled,
! and cannot be quoted accurately; hold,
ers are very firm aud ask above New
York figures.
FLOUR-Quiet and weak excepting
choice sound grades Howard street SUI
perfne at S. 25@6 co. do extra at Sc 25
| a. %; do family at 81 25@S so city
mills superfne at s. 25@7 %; do ex-
ira at So 50@S 90; do family at IS 0O
GIL o. western superfne at s. 31!@
b %; do extra at Sc 371M7 %, do
family at 81 2j@S %.
GRAIN-Wheat dull but firm, Ohio
and Indiana at 81 55@l GO. Corn,
white southern steady at 7S@79c; yell
low do dull at 72@73c. Oats quiet but
firm at 64@6Sc.
PROVISIONS - Mess pork I'M
changed. Bacon weaker; shoulders at
7@7lc; rib sides at 9@9Ic; clear rib
sides at 9i@94c; sugar cured hams at
l6@l7c. Lard dull at ll@ll!c
WHISKY-Unchanged, nominally
at 93A@94c.
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New York Market.
New YORK, June i.

NEW Ohh, Duuc ".
FLOUR-Steadv at So 60@5 80 Tor
superfne State ST lj@6 % for extra
State: Sc 30M6 81 for choice do; - Oh
as 90 for superfine western; So lOa
20 for common to medium extra
western; Sc 25@6 so for choice do 81 50
al Is for good to choice white wheat
western extra; s. 2j@6 50 for common
to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Sc 40@6 80 for common to
fair extra ST Louis and 81 90@9 90 Tor
good TO choice do, the market closing
steady. Southern flour is without de-
cided change at 81 15@1 % for COM
mon to fair extra; and 81 3OG9 % for
good to choice do. Rye -four I'M
changed at 81 2jGiG To- Corn meal
quiet.
GRAlN-Wheat, market lc higher
at 81 50Gl 30! Tor spring ahoar 81 Is
al IA for winter red and amber west
ern. Rye quiet Barley nominal. Bar
ley malt dull Corn lie better at 69G
lie for inferior and common western
mixed; 72673lc for good TO choice do.
Oats tirmer at 6j@GSlc for western and
Ohio.
PROVISIONS - Pork Steady at
SIS 90 for new mess; Sl3 GOA ii Oh
for prime. and 80 50@l4 % for
new prime mess. Beet, quiet at 5000
ala % for plain mess and Sl4 OoSG
II 90 for extra mess. Beet, hams dull
at $40 0O@26 90. Tierce beet dull at
500 OO@2j 90 for prime mess; - GOA
IS % for India mess. Cut meats I'M
changed at lO@l2!c for hams and ia
&c for shoulders; middes quiet. Lard
shade firmer at 9@lO4c for steam
and lOG lOic tor kettle rendered.
BUTrER-Dull at l00@2lc Tor
western, and l2I92jc for State.
CHEESE Heavy AZ 50l2!c for
common to prime.
COTrON-Opens buoyant at l9c for
low middling and losc for middling
nplands :,
PETROLEUM - Crude. quiet and
nomlnally unchanged at DC; refined,
more steady at 253c.
TALLOW Unchanged at 9@9ic;
stearine quiet at ll@l2ic.
WHISKY-Quiet and firm at 9%@
93Ic.
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MAY, and
lin L
PURIFY TlEBLOOD AND BEAUTIFY
THE"OMPLEXION

by using
HELMBOl.D'SCITA WBA GRAPE.JUICE
PILLS and
HELMBoLn'S IIGHIy CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT S.RsAPARILLA.
In the spring Midsummer months the
system undergoes cl,nge.
This is the time TO us good blood-renew-
ing, purifying, and invrorating medicines.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSA-
PARILLA AND HEIMBOLD'S FLUID
EXTRACT GRAPE-JUEE PILLS ARE
THE BEST AND MosTRELIABLE.
One bottle of HelmbOldH Fluid Extract
SarSaparilla equals in stregth one gallon
of the syrup or decOctiOn aSnade by drug
gists, and wine-glass addd To pint OF
water equals the celebrated lisbon diet
drink. delightful and healthhl beverage.
The Grapc-Juice Pill is compaed of fluid
extract Catawba grape-iuicc All FLUID
EXTRACT RHUBARB.
Useful in all diseases requiring IA sithariic
remedy, and far superior to all othe pnrga-
tiveS, such as salts, magnesia, &c.
Helmbold's Grape-Juice Pill is not Il
patented pill, put up as those ordinarily
wendell, bnt the result Of ten years eperi-
menting and great care in preparation
SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN;
NO NAUSEA NO GRIPPING PATS
but MILD, PLEASANT, AND SAFE IL OPEN
TION.
Two bottles of the Fluid Extract Of Sar, Il
parlla and one bottle of the Grape-Juicd
e., in,
suffering from bad blood, poor complexion,
headache, nervousness, wdkefulneSs at
night, coStiveneSS and irregularities, and Ia
those suffering from broken and delicate
constitutions 1t will give new blood, new
vigur, and new life.
THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS are
done up with great care and in handsome
bottl :, and will surpass all those venGed
i'm wooden boxes and clrelessly prepared by
inexperienced men, comparing with the
English and French style Of manufacture
ing.
All of Il. +. HELMBoLD'S Preparations
are Pharmaceutical, not single one being
patented. but all on their own merits.
To diSpcl any i'm preston or prejudice that
might exist in the minds of many against
my preparations from the publicity give
through advertising, and that / am and
have been druggist for period OF twenty
years. and more concluSively 10 prove this
see letter:
From the largest manufacturing Chemist
in the world.
NOVEMBER 1, ISL.
| am acquainted with Mr.. II. 4. Helm
bold; he occupied the drug store opposite
NV residence, and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where Others had not
been equally so before him. have been
favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufac
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets,
Philadelphia.
Prepared by II. T. HELMBoLD, Practical
and Analytical Chemist.
Crystal Palace Drug Store, 59i Broadway
New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway
and Twenty-ninth street, New York.
Temple of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia, and l0i South Tenth street
Philadelphia.
HELMBOLDs
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
my2
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|NI|j!gBS1rc'IA'
IlZlZ|Z VIII Be 2IZZz

To any person producing any Medicine
able To show half ~ many living, perTna-
nent cures IN DR. FTTLERs VU0ErABLG
RHEUMATIC REMEDY md n ynrfhSy Tc1pUd
III SO for any case Of Neuralgia or Rheuma-
tisn u niH MT cure. This rheumatic Syrup
[, uaed iltrIT,Hy Oniy, pleasant tO the taste,
and guaranteed free from injurious DrugA
IL II not n Quack Medicine, but the scien-
tlfic prescription Of jos. y. Fitler, " ID :.
Professor Of TOIlcDlDgy and Chemistry
graduate 81 the celebrated University OF
Pennsylvania, A. u. 1873, whose entire pro-
lss-iOnal life has been devoted specially 10
this disease, and his practice confined strict
ly thereto. This preparation II believed.
conscientiously, under solemn oath, 10 "
the only positive, reliable, infnIlibIe specinc
ever discovered. As an evidence OF cobn.
dencs In it, wonderful merit, legal slgneh
contract will b. forwarded, Without cbaItf'
tn any sufferer sending by letter dcsIIP
ton Of affection the contract set,lng boIn
| the number Of bottle warrsDteu 70 e.t.,
| and in case OF failure, amount pan y" ~
| Medicine cheerfully refundep. ibn n n
and generous offer securely protseb suueI-
| eru from 1uack lnppsiiiObs and nseies. sn-
| ,..ndi,urenf money Medical advice, Win
certificates from prominent rby.n-
| Clergynpp, etc, who have been cufed htef
| ali Sfher trea trnents failed, sent by letter,
1ra,Is AFFLICTED cordially invited 70 wrie
znT ADVICE % the principal ONCE, ~ south
Rn,rth street, Philadslphis, Pa Dr. FILTERS
Rheumatic syrup II sold by Druggists-
1 rnyf9
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NOTICES..
NOTICE To BUILDERS.

- ..FN PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
'-.Nln until June the 10Th, ISL. TO
$50 >''ro"! house in the village Of Tria-
...f. ". Va. Bids for cash for the afore-
FL. 80. Hni Il 50 or township bonds,
DO '"m three To five years, bearing
-. payable annually. are invited.
N1i specifications can be seen al
...-. ,".ll y Co.'S, Wheeling W. Va,
,..amtu> Mill, Made Wheeling
..''. ~" .'>,vNr the privilege To reject
.. '. DO. 'T' % Is Address
.. l.. -. SMITH. Wheeling, w. Va.
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PROPOSALS.

= '.!' PROPOSALS WILL EE RE-
bel nom the committee on Water
..'' .'i'.. ole o'clock Saturday, June 81,
-.. nfEt"G tEIrty-One hundred feet of
'.i".. also, thirty-twO hundred
.lr, n"'v or les: also, a large lot OF
'.' !'.I / inch pipe-ihe twelve
y" ..-."ui AN inch thick; the eight
..'" .' Do" Nh inch thick; the six 90
.urh pipe tO be y inch thick,
BE-. 'H. n"r'>>iry branches 10 suit the
.'". >.h. pope: also, Stop-cockS and
- +" l". iu number sufficient Tor lay
''.I % i'. the number 10 be here
">''lIiu"i 10y the said committee:
..E! branches To be cast or moulded
sony tnt ina Pcrprnd cular position,
l...... -,"'id uk gray iron, 30 that IL can
., ,.' 'i.i.'d: each pipe apiece 10 he l.
inches long. and the Finch pipe TO
p. -" ""' n>> than VI pounds, nor more
.... l"Hiu!> apiece; the S-inch pipe 10
q. -, -. 20 u ''''> than H. pounds nor more
.-.. i"'Hn'> apiece; the 6-inch pipe 10
~. -" ..'. I'">> Than go pounds, nor more
.- ~ pounds apiece; the finch pipe to
D.. :" u'' t'>> than &2U pounds, nor more
r... BOUNDS apiece; the pipe and
n. ''> "h! >t"l'-cockS 10 he delivered on
>'''' where the work Is TO be done.
-, 80 t"'u'Ily at street boxes, the guam
u. Til" l'tvrmined by the committee.
,.'> VI" designate for pipe, branches,
,...y 'H>, al sol much per pound: the stop
la.,. ",' hre-plugS at so much. apiece.
SD i' 10 "r commenced making on the
'-r. 'i July, and deliver not less than
~" "r branches per day until the
q ,.., - completed; the pipe TO bear
.,J "' - pounds hydraulic pressure,
'r. 90 De tested in Wheeling under
o., .>~tt,yi>ion of the Superintendent
..,.. .'' Wafer Works, and at the eX-
"' lhr contractor: the payIneutS 10
=, ash 'prall OF the above work: the con-
.r,,, or contractors TO give bond and
I-,,. ~'uriiy for the fuifillment of the con-
Dri"re entering on the job, the city
,r 81, 'lS The right 10 receive or reject any
l.. 81. bids. Bids will be endorsed PRO
h i. H i"r water pipe, branches, &c" and &c
''' with the Clerk OF the city.
p,, A. WILSON,
H'!S Ch'm'n Com. on Water Works