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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
The Omaha Bridge war...The Con-
Il Yention at lincoln. n

7, OMAHA, AIarch. ga convention call.
cd TO discuss the railroad interests Of tbs
State, met at Lincoln this afternoon A
full delegation from. every, part Of the
State was present, and much enthusiasm
was manifested. A permanent organiza.
tion, with Judge KenDey as chairman,
was established. Several resolutions were
offered, which were fayorably received,
bnt action on them was postponed until
to.morrnR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

TaE report submitted to the Super
Vson Yesterday Of the bids and engineers
estimates Tor the construction Of the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad, is
exceedingly gratifying. Itshows that the
graduatiOnand masonry of the whole line,
from this city to Holidays Cove, "a and
9.lO miles, will cost $2O5,OOO. The right
Of way and depot grounds are estimated
at $4,000, this being ascertained except
ina few instances. The whole work to
be done by the counties-gradpation, ma
sonry, bridging, depot grounds and right
oIway-will cost $293OOO. Theresources
oithe Company Is $345,OOO. This leaves
handsome and satisfactory margin. The
remarkable committee which reported
to the Supervisors last September, being
appointed to interview Col. ScoTT in re-
gard to the terms on which he would aid
AeWofk, concluded, twill be erecollected,
to tell the Wheeling public what they
knew about building railroads. They
were quite sure that the construction Of
The road bed as proposed would cost OK.
Gctly $46OOOO-just $4,000 more than
the contractors have undertaken II for
it being, too, a mile aud two.tenths longer
than they estimated for This county
they were sure would have to subscribe
at least 100000. They missed it here
again only about a hundred thousand
dollars. Thus we have another evidence
that the Aforesaid committee would have
Oeen wiser than they were il they had
confined themselves to the business con.
hded to them and had relrained from tell.
ing us what they didn't know about build.
iug railroads.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March e7.-The custom
house will on May 1st be removed TO the
Farewell building. II has been secured
for an indefinite time at a rental Of $685.
900. .S'sf
Frank Aiken has broken ground for
his new theatre, corner Wabash avenue
and Congress streets. II Is to be 80 by
100 feet, and TO cost about one hundred
thousand dollars, i.lCE!Hf aanr{,,
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New Jersev Legislntnre.

TRENTON, N. j., March 27.-In the
Senate, bill to authorize the construc.
tion OF o railroad from New York to
Philadelphia, known as the Forkcr broad
gauge road, was taken up and ordered to
a third reading.
In the House, resolutions approving
the administration of President Grant,
and commencing his policy in various
questions; also endorsing the acts of
Congress, werO debated about two hours,
and finally passed, by vote Of 80 to21.
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The Pennsylvania Senatorial Con.
test..McCIure Gets the Seat.

New YoRK, March e7.AAr 7Phila.
delphia despatch says the Senatorial In.
yestigation committee on the iGraysMc.
Clure contested election case reported,
by vote oifolrto three, that Nice olurc
was elected. This ends the case, yand
gives lecture tho scat Il (
HAVANA, March e7.-spanish naval
officers here ridicule the report of the
blockade runner, Virginia, showing fight
IN the harbor at AspinWall.G They say
she Is only trying to make her escape, !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

- Clear and pleasant weather will prevail
Thursday from the lower lakes TO the
Gull, and eastward TO the Atlantic. The
barometer will continue falling north and
west Of tho Ohio valley, with easterly TO
southely' winds, and gradually extend
easterly 10 the middle States, and souther-
lyto the south Atlantic States. 1ncreas-
ed cloudiness, with very probably threat
ening weather, will prevail from the Ohio
valley southwark and westward. A ris'
ing temperature is probable for the coun'
try east Of the Rocky Mountains, during
Thursday. "' '''h''" ast.i 'A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
The Missouri Railroad Decision.sA
Correction.

gsr, LOUIS, MARCH, 27.-It appears that
the dispatch sent last night regarding the
decision OF the Supreme Court in the case
Of the North Missouri Railroad Company
o.. Constantine Mcguire, contained Sc
rious error as to the amounts Of money in
volved. The only question atissuein the
case was the validity OF the tax assessed
before the sale ot the road. II has never
been claimed as having any effect after
the sale by the State. The total amount
Of tax as to the North Missouri road Is
about so 900; 'as'to,the Missouri Pacific
about S250 900, and Iron Mountain rail
road about $4,000. The question will be
carried on writ OF error to the Supreme
Court. -.----L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
Convention OF Tobacco cutters n,
Cincinnati, 80

.,,,G ,S,,iSCISsArt, March e7.-The tobacco
SS%ses Si"S, Of the principal western cities, In.
iI.ualnS I@'S Detroit, 81, Louis, Cincinnati,
:, louisville, Cleveland and Chicago, mel
y. 'ae Burnct House In convention 10.
Sc1.. f.CC.ceedlngs f.CC.c were had with closed
,.o, S"Ss ), The Convention claims 10 repre.
"i,isI NJ. !ae entire cutters branch Of these
SsS @ :. tAeFe was forty.two delegates;
SeE IVNNS NS'Slm am 10 represent In the aggregate
TT%VNOO TOD o. the annual government lax
5oSy Ssy passed resolutions unanimously d,
W.Ha WSsns I9e action OF the Committee d
esS;0 SHys anu Means In favor Of a tax Of q
iSOaper IS per pound on fine cut and plug AMI
'eeuVs per pound on smoking tobacco
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
SPAIN.

MADRID, March s7.-As tic time for
the election approaches indications Of
disorder become more apparent. Slight
disturbances have occurred at Granada,
resulting thus far in the wounding of one
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GktgRteuissnfer
~. ,,nnf,,,ure ofwAeeIlng s'OgieS

The MunuIuCtuNS'' ~ "
Elsewhere we present some interesting !,
figures exhibiting the manufacture @ Of
Wheel Wheeling u,togie" cigars. Our readers
will probably be surprised at the m"gni'
rnde Of ,he business. 1t will be seen that
aver tventy.elght millions of cigars were
manufactured in this city last year. tue
aggregate value being a little less than
,Sree hundred thousand dollars. Nearly
half lhe whole value Of the cigars pro-
duCed, Tor 81 per thousand) was paid rs o
mx to the government twill strike tae
reader that this Is very oneEous laX'
The consumers pay it Of course; but the
consumers Of stogle cigars are as mass
,heclass Of people on on whom a jndicious
svstem of taxation does otlay its heaviest
burdens. The "stogle" Is the poor man'sci.
gar, yet itistaxed uniformly with tho finer
kinds smoked by the wealthy, on whose
Injuries the Government generally aims
to saddle the heavy end Of its taxes. A
nOgie costing a half cent Is taxed another
half cent, thus exactly doubling the cost.
Atine cigar retailing for 25 to 6Ocents is
taxed Just q half cent, and no more. In
oue case the tax Is a hundred per cent
I'd galornn, In the other case from 2 to ! ]
per cent. This makes the Stogie much
dearer according to quality than, finer
cigars, and brings the price up 10 a figure
where the cheaper Of the finer grades
compete with 1t. The effect Of this Is to
discourage the consumption and lesson
the demand for the stogie, which is pecu.
liarly Wheeling production. Our cigar
makers complain, and justly, too, Of this
discrimination against them.
Another thing they have to complain
O, and We believe with equal justice, Is
tho embarrassing restrictions imposed on
them in the sale OF their scraps" These
accumulate in large quantities and are
s4lcable only for the manufacture Of
smoking tobacco. They are required TO
put them up in packages not larger than
one pound and to stamp these at the rate
Of 10 cents a pound. No matter how
large lot is sold 1t cannot be put up in
packages larger than one pound and each
must be stamped separately. This, OF
course, is very troublesome and vexatious.
And there being no manufactures of
smoking tobacco here, "scrap" constantly
scCumulates and absorbs in dead stock no
small portion Of the manufacturers
profits We learn that one of our cigar
houses proposes to relieve itself of this
embarrassment by working up its scrap
into smoking tobacco and has ordered the
machinery requisite for that purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

The Executive Committee Of the Centennial
Convention met at Philadelphia Wednesday and
selected Hon. Daniel AOtrull as permanent
Chairman. .rn l al . ..-. ...... d
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us,ts tae q s'Al Of Nm. Josephine Mcca,ty fot the
Tce, TSN Of HenryH. Hallcr in a StraSt 's ~, az AZ
'"''' NA' been put OF I'll the lSth Of GpFiI. =
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BILLS SIGNED ny THE rREsrDENr.

The President signed a bill, appropria.
ting for a site to erect buildings thereon,
TO be used by the Federal officers at St.
Louis; also a bill not extending time to
complete the portage Lake and Lake Su.
perior ship canal }ft i3I.sf,
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-McFMnes extensive warehouse and Adjoin-
Ing buildings, in Glasgow, Scotland, were de.
stroyed by are Tuesday night. Loss, $4,000.
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WASHINGTON.
The Fight Over the Chicago Relief
Bill.

A"S AAs"t O'et SS S'nAoaSO neAeI
Bill
WAsuINaToN, March 27.-Delegations
from Illinois on one hand, and Michigan
and Illinois on the other, appeared before
the Ways and Means Committee this
morning and set forth their views con.
cerning the Chicago relief bill. The prin-
cipal speakers in favor Of the bill, were
Senators Logan, Farnsworth, Farwell and
Beveridge. Among those who argued
against the bill, were Representatives
COnyer and StoUghton.
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BY ETELEcR
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntsllIgsncer.

By tho Western UAien Line fsN
once NOttA.Vos. co.. : q y lln n41 md ,I0prosst'
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

IT wAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPfUE or Fifli CHIEF 6Irl(A1. oFFToER,
WAsHINaroN, d, o., Mar ;97A7:S0 2. u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

Letters received by the Chief Of Police
from Brussels state that there are three
persons in that city strongly suspected Of
the murder OF Chevalier Du Bois Blauco.
The enrolment ordered by the Tam.
many Lall, generally completed tonight,
shows Is, 400 names enrolled. p7
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icClure City I'm n Literary
mp9ge.

lroRTAEr DisctssIos 10 take place
lch 2lst 1872. Subject (Which has
the most beneficial TO the United
r., the Magnetic Needle or the press!'
e above question has been discussed,
our consecutive nights, with a great
Of rim and has created considerable
ic interest. A cordial invitation is ex-
81 The following named gentlemen who
been selected as additional Judges
peakers,
eakern. Needle side Of the question,
r. Daniel Terrell. Abraham Middles-
Mcclure; A. Krieger, H. b. llof
Svlinsgfoye Is. l.. Raudehbgsh. Ner
!eswarlh, Henry Sp gelmyer, William
Adamsbnpg.
ss side. e.-R. Gamhles, Jacob Maitern,
Shirsy, L. Myers, Mcclure J. Grouse
tebarg II. $. Boyer. Selinsgrove t.;
hilb, Adamsburg, aud Aaron iielfrick
ryille.
s's,-Eessrs. Joseph wenrich, Jacob
Ter, Selinsgrove ex. Sheriff u. 30.
W. II. McElboc, +. Stimeling, O..
ue, W. II, Bralten.
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CouRr PRocEEpfSos. = Pee SC at,
!lou. ] O. Bucher, President Judge
and Associates Hons. Geo. c. Moyer
and J. G.. L. Sbiudsl.
fu The Orphans Court the ususl
number Of Guardians appointed. Ad
ministrators aud Executors accounts
confirmed nist, &c.
In the Common Please all the eaus
es at issue were either Continued or
settled.
In the Quarter Sessions the usual
number Of anomalous eases were dis
posed Of
A lengthy Argument Lst was dis
posed of short particular meter.
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TIE GREAT DISCOVERY.

iFksts' Bitter IHiae Of lion.
SKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON
E'eIlally cure all diseases arising
a'sorlered liver and stomach. su b
l"ipliicn, Ilatulence, inward piles,
Of blood 10 The head, aciliiy Of the
nausea, heartburn, disgust for
'oess or weight ia The stomach,
Or huliering at the pit Of the
SWIMMING AZ the head, buried or
te.hing. buliering al the heart,
OF suIocaiing sensations when In
posture, dimDess of vision. Sc.
per battle. u. I. Kunkel, pro
y, u. corner Of Tenth aud Chestnut
Philadelphia. Ask for Kunkcls
'he ef iron, ard take no other. If
'es'sl has II not, send 81. 10 my
and the medicine, with free advice
'l' 10 you at once direct as above.
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Observation-Disclosures -.T1,
great Dh.c1.1. ..r, !.l vase. during o.,
@.ai forty hours b'i@tca iulAy eyyu,u,
.O;h ",h. aul rI',l,y an u.ur rl., ,v,n-
bgTttci5 of ..i.'tlu. of G.i...s iu p's.cr. Y
All he ;in..rd hGt,iu,. Banks, Sores.
"a-... .sc'. Printing p.ic"s. aud Publish
ing llnN-cs. wen, down .u,u- lls httu
Ts,e o.. .'..'rs ori', new lru;'y wo,.Iy
paper "yGI FiG.slLE EGILNp.' o..
Wiz t',t iudYw,,thtt ,leg'} wI.sllsC
.a:ctt.uc o. '.inG'. sac Pg..i,lrr,.
Nsfsr' WATERS, Eb.N,i - Co., Wal
their .u' ul.c'S w,.t yet Durn,ns. war,
wta'D; atrt":e'HrHts 10 resume thcI' hIi..
uts, a.H .,rr9 forward thcir great eu.,r
prise. VUey ia,a.S .its'y ''gd',. ~"
location 90 ,.i Sl.it street, wa,sI i"r,
or-U.r until li.e.r ttIn % place is r,hInl.
lECy Hv9 &c !s,.juI tae,, pIper, o or4u
..lG. riab, g0Io, Ii'U~nvlei, ut'.ry rn I
a.e,ilt .j.uHd a.igl villa ca.iis r,nlul
yuI G,cly U'u,tr.lgI, AL u.' purs I'a <
,h,,r ot'g.p- : plaza OF d.,t,ag.n sDJs lld-
irci ;huGf9nI d5',ir, an .I, ias.l tupsgi-
Jcrs for te.2. SpccimcI copies. PtH".g -
Lists, Of. wiz lie sat .tcr O., ,ny ,I!t.I.
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,p.u MAN .p,luo cn;,,! If they

id, auT'h.'at a-linst lhc jry'''!pS isI
ct, the Gns.ia putEc. gul ,hr i,rr.tiv
.,lyiu.s Of the mitctin m'lIc,. wond a.
gaGera me iiyil science "a 'PrescrNg auu
Regulate ~, nss,gNy,' mad no remedy OF
,ur day Va so cniurly ~ lsrmphy ",'h tl.,
phiignlhroric losi, ~ pE. NtLTtG's NGGE
rams Ni,EGie HlrrfN3. l1 ;his powerful.
yet harmless restorative, dy.p'?,it, h.l
iols complaints, aul a. dt.ctS', 0f he
stomach. liver, bowels an nerves, ca:jII
,er al ire ris,iH.c aaii l1'e.
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Racks ruRor1i rsE les -Ir. Jacob
liickern.l, Of Hlrtleton. Uiiol county.
met with sii accident in crossing the iie
on the river between tbs plics aul NV.
thumbeflhnl, aboM n)Jh On rt,sl,y ltst.
VI llicklracll is ea;as.l in iha hu3s3iet
ing business anl w,s Oh bis way 10 Ash
lanl with LOAD Of hjEs. bt,tct anl eges
lie drove on ,hj loo from L,visbir.. and
when he got on thiss,l1 orthe wlsi Branch
bridge he noticed n clear spot Of ice. wicn
. he en- i1ayorsd 90 div, around il. bat the
horse beslu' un1luiglblc ani w,lll no
leave The road. nal ns soon as he came up
on lhe clear ici br1k, throagh wagon anil
horse going down toSc,h!r. Mr. II. mana
gel to gst upon The ice, whea the horss
ale plunge With his fore fest AL broke
IAs leo on which Mr. H. was siau lin whoa
he went down The secan tims. anl b,fJrc
he got out again the h5rse va, droNncl
some ofiht citizens of CikotoSu noticing
his p,ri.ous coniitiea wen, to hs rcs.I,.
AMI took him into h1uis wisri /, was
foun That bis cl).hius hil f;os,l fl1: to
his p'rs'". Iio wa' kindly cared for anl
provided win Try cl,Dhiny by iic oiii4.n,.
Tie us1t liy he ot'ltl al or .o.'i,i All
reported lie suslainel n further injury
,Isa 4 heavy cold anil woani in the hack
caused , the kick frou the Lorss in hi-
struggle. Mr.. II. states that the horse wa,
we'll known fro.n Pottsyille. Pa. to al.
state OF Indiana rs the eel 'jrl,ei Jerry
Horse" srl that b. hal Refused $50 for
Gip. lIis loti CONSISTED ofsx I,.l hogs.
two hualred AMI nino y.,hr,, poaul. oc
butter, AMI about forty d'4,n Of ck;' tbs
waols valued a, SCOUT ii6). NJ. II. w,s
in most psril,ns situation, AL b, m,ls !
narrow ss:ips fJn dc5S,ins -5n;4.l
Democrat.
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"zsa,y 70 90 y.cst. ="

Forty years aEo. Illinois wa. o. "Wr.l
~ most peopl, wished 10 90 ana Journeys
were made in luc legend lry "prniri'
Schooner. hui IN thcs, days II progress
and improvements. the wngl Ncs; has co'1r
to moan Iowa. NthrGskp, Kansas Colorl@p,
G tlirnrnii aul the Territories. aul th,
rragC'rr reaches almost my point ihcrCi"
t.; y splendid Line of Rail road,
THIS ..iro Of R.ilr1td is the Darlington
Route, which starts from Chicago over the
Chicago Burlington q Quincy Il. Il from
indianapolis over the In Iianipo.is Bloom
i1t.on * Western Short Line aud from I.o
sluSport, over the Toledo, Peoria X War.
saw T.. r., AMI running through BurlinG
ton. reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska
City. s.. Joseph, Aichinson Lciyrnvurih
and Kansas CITY, connecting with the
Uniod Pacific, Kansas Pacific and other
Railroads running frcm those cities.
Always 90 by way of Burlington aad
you will bc sure to be right.
The Burlington Route has admirably an
swerei the question, "llJw to 90 West
by the publication Of II truthful nnl in
teresting docnmcnt. filed with facts in re.
gard to Time. Conneoi ions, Accomm1 n.
lions, rates Of Fare. and olhsr interesting
items aud illustrated by large map,
truthfully showing the whole West, Which
they distribute free Of charge. Copi.s,
and additional information, can be obi inin.
ed by addressing. General Passenger
Agent, d. & NJ. r. r., burlington, Iowa.
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llgsRY FNy8saG6u liy,>i1n bisIon Il
S. & l.. X. r.. fell from had car on ia,
day morning, and enc of the wheels pass.
ing over his neck he received injuries that
may prove fatal, though slight. hopes are
0 tertuiusd of his recovery.
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10 C0nsun,ptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur.
Cd OF that dread disease, Consumption, By sim.
lls remedy, Is ANXIOUS 10 mako 10 his fellow sui
lefers the means vi cure. To all who desire A
he VIII send ecpy OF tho prescription used, (irce
oi charge, with the directions for preparing and
using tho same. which they win nnd a suRH
Guns Tor ortossuNrrlos, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c, PARTIES Wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
-, ~ soata Iaird street wiiliamsburSh N. y
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Since the case of smallpox TO which We
hve bef're aliul,l. cane 10 Sltin,kin
lam, we Learn ,ha. tho disease has bean
Spreading, anl tia, thsr3 are noS no less
taa five Eases Of il. tbs schools have
lsen closed Sc,iusgrcye Times.
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Tns Pennsylvania Ccutral Railroad
Company, who has la'ely acgl,iiicl fIr
the D. II. V. X. L. tojk charge o.. the
l,iier road on Thursd ~ Of last wt,h. ".
learn ,hu preparation, mo bciay u:l,'o
largely increase the stock aui Uas;as-s
generally Oh this road iur,ay the coming
simmer season sanitary A:acTicin.
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A large amount Of SoJli were st9icn
during The raging Of To. ,ats FIRE a, Sslius
grove. Tho borough o.T'rJ reward Of
500 for the arrest ani conviction of
every rers)n guilty Of I;A!ia; li'ils
Grs
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|TuE CrLTIc WtEKLY. The FIRST mum
/ Of this excellent journal has reached
\ and from n hnrried glance ri its pages
f tan already see, that il is certain to
fomc favorIe amongst all classes oi
4 people. The illustrations are chnicc
pleasing, and the names of the hosi Of
tiers on its stan furnish sufficient guar
&c Of the genuine ability of its contents,
pre- are 10 advertisements admitted to
columns, the whole paper being devot.
% stories. narratives, Typographical and
graphical sketches. We shall welcome
weekly visitor with no little warmcth,
lrus, that our readers will likewise
themselves Of the pleasure perusal
pages conveys.
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Ths Siding nt thi, Staten IL GGi.hc ?
snl is perhaps. the !onss:i Oh The In, o.
+. l.. Roni.
TAis D,vi,,oa, extending from M.lllo
lRrg station to near Smrh Grorc. is being
! ftpilly blllasel ami lavsIeI ~. John
as Jack kei.or III, d,.iii,n bpU il ar
ktp,licnccl ril,ro,der anl jl,s his work
Psll snl substantial long my JACK
u,iah.
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MANHOOD WoNAsHouD-Who r.ay marry
who not, why los pages. Impodinents; Caus,
and Cure Send 25s. DIR. WAITER, 200 Pom
81. t.Pittsburg, Pa sepi+y
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|, is rare thing that rnysicitnI give
= courlenancc 10 mclt'lc, the munu
pslUrc Of which is u secret About III
ly exception we know OF 10 JaNas1a's
|n'lyne Liniment This, We ht'icvc. al
ldorsc, and many ofthem use i. ia their
|aclice with grea. susceJS.
Per'ons requiring purg1tiySs or pill.
Roula be careful what they buy. Some
not only cause gripping pains, but leave
L bowels in torpid .pslivc stale. Par
ns' rurgaliye Fills viii re,icvs lLr bow.
aud C "nn,c ,bc L!OJI witIoat injury
he system.
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In Union Twp. Feb. 70. Sarah r.. wife o.
Samuel T.. Natrhctt, agel 2Ty. SIN. 2Jl.
In frecburg, March 2, Mary, vito Of David
Coy, aged +ay. ON l3l.
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PcBIrc SsLxs.--Isaao Lenkerfwill sci
personal property, consisting Of Farm sioek
and Implements, on Friday NJ reh 9Th,
1872
Fred'k Shrader, will sell Farm Stock and
Implements on Tuesday. March i2,h 1872.
John 8. liassinger will sell Farm Stock
aud Implements. on Wednesday March 18th
l37l.
Jesse Meyer will sell Farm Stock and
1nplemcnts. on Tlursd,y, Msrrh 18th
1872. See Bills.
GgoaGE Stuos. OF West Beaver Twr.
viii oacr at public silc. March II 1872.
vsln'ble personal property. such rs horses
ejws. farm implcnsn' sc.
llsyuy BGSrGR, will dispose Of his farm
sisrt. vtlu,hle horses, horned cattle Sc,
In w"si licnver Twp., Marct 2Sih 1872.
ELiA' BuLiG will sell ~ Public $ ale. IN
Nj llleere,s Twp. near iuler's Siore.
March -. his household AMI kitcuen fur.
niture.
Mu,r lI,1ry , Smith, vii cell lot
Of h,u.~h'll cHols Sc, 10 Milnsbi~s. on
Friday ihp IL inst.
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EASTWARD,

- arr nj Snhbuly ID Y w
Mail East connects east aud west nj Erie
with l.. S. 4 NJ. $. Il W aud at Cory nnl
Irvineton with OIL Coeek aud Allegheny
r X W.
Mail West with west hound trains on l.,
s. y NJ s Il. W aud nj Cory and Irvine
,on with Oh Greek and Allegheny X. Il. W.
Catawissa passenger trains wall be run
east from Wllliamsport on Erie Express,
AMI west TO WilliamspurI ON Elmirn Mail.
". \. BALDWIN
Gen'lSupt
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NrARJSIIrD.

March ., BY Rev, q. Erlsnmeyer. W. A. Kali.
writer aud Miss Poliy, Reiehsnbach, both Of
Perry Twp.
Hummei, both cf Monroe Twr,
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Ca arl After MDEDAI NOV -, 1872
ne trains On tho phill' 'lpaia s Er.c IA"
Goal HiN r.u Hs i.NHw':