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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.
Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 800 10 $1,000 each. a
TlRM-o ne.fourth cash, the residue In equal
Instruments at ono, two and three years, with in.
terest VIE mo. P. eILCHRIsT,
ap1O !" 81 -A At Top MIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-29
Istablished 10 New York jane, 1s4l-Pitts.
" GilIL burgh, 1859. 70 7aH
Observation-Disclosures
y ~ I n @ dim AZ CO., - /

only Ill nefenfhfy lnlofmAIlun ID 70 INC btAuu'
ing, responsibility, etc. Of Merchants, Traders
Msnniacturers, Public Companies, ETC.. through
ont the United States, their Territories, md
Britain North Amerlea. IL Is the Oldest and b.
far the most complete and extensive system epei
organized for tho accommodation OF Banking
md Mercantile intert SIS, and thegenetal Promo
tion and Pfotet ton Of trade. u51 u Y Hl'' Do
TIE BrdneA and Associate Offices are: on
- = puN, BsnIow . co.. 10 ~ I.
d 335 Broadway 66s Wall street, New York City,
n. o. Dun 4 co..
Albany, N. Y:-4t3 and 465 Broadway.
Baltimore, Md,--Balhmore and CHARLES SITS.
Buffalo N. Y-Cor. Main and Terrace SITS.
Burlington, IoWa-Cor. Main and Valley cts.
Charleston, 8. c-S Hayne q. {. ...!tg
CHICAGO. II ooer. " ainston and i state sts:
Columbus, o.-2a East Broad Ct.
Davenport, IoWn.-Cor. Brs dy and 9eeond nts
Dayton, 0,-5 odd RellowH,t Temple, IN. -
Detroit, AIh -I69 Jefferson Avenue. -.
pebuque, Iowa-9t Main street iGS
Erie, fa.-Keystone Bank Building. ~ n Iai
Evansville, Ind Marble Hall Nam street: Z
Galveston, TaxAs-K1hn'S Building, Strand
d Grand Rapids, Mich.-65 Canal street, So :
Hartford. Conn Asylum street. Ill =
Indianapolis, Ind.-3j Wiley's Block. % %
Kansas City, Mo,TAissouri ave. and Main Of
Louisville, Ky.-21S Main o. 4 [0olswae sts
Memphie, Tenn Dor. Madison and Frontsts.
z Milwaukee, WiS-S3o and go Hast Water OF.
4 Mobile, Ala.-Cor. 81 Francis and Royal Sta:
{ Nashville, 4 enn.-23 Public Square. 'tphSi'
NeWa'k, N. J.--729 Broad ST. z y'aT %.
, New haven. Conn. -i60 State OF, 7'f--'I lI
New Orleans, La.-l3md 10 Camp st. -,
Norfolk, va.ssS and % Brcadwatef 81. ! o.
Philauelphia, Pa.-ChsaInnt and SAMSON sits.
Pittsburgh, Pats, IS and 81 Fourth ave. 2.
Portland, oregon-cor. stark and First ets. Il"
: Providence, r I.-9 Weybosset OF.
Z Quincy, III -Cora Fifth and Main cts. q
Richmond, Ya.-i3l7 Rast Main OF. ..-.
Rochester, N. Y. -i5 Exchange ct 80 " ~
Ban Francisco, CAl.-Sa0 California ct l.F
81 Joseph, Mo.-Cor. Fourth add felix SITS
st. Louis, Mo.-Cor. Second and Pine Sta.
Scranton, PA.-il9 Wyoming ave. ~ n. U.
Syracuse, N. Y.-f, l3and ID South SallnA ct. {
Toledo, 0-6 Board OF Trade Building.
Troy, n, Y.-276 hiyer OF. nj. m
o utlei, N. Y.-16o 9eneBSe ct. 80
.fiI'f'l71'D HUAoPE. .t llii - u
London. England ~ Baalnphall ut,
Manchester, Rng,- % Cross Of, Albert { 1afe,
Glasgow, Sc0tland-1S Renhel6 st.
Paris, Ffanee-1i Rue Nenvest,. AuguSttn.
ll DUN, wf1fAN q Co., tyT, lJllf H
z Montreal, Que.--lior. 1t. Peter and st. James,
Z TORONTO, GENERALIZATION st,
Hamilton, Ont, -35 King st. East. b -sh-E
Halifax, N. H.-l60 Hollis OF. -
81 John, N.-Bs-7AArket6q Square.
\. AusBxLL d CO.,
Boston, MAss. -uereh TX. B'ld4, b5 State 8t.
Portland. Me-eS kxnhapgest FT 7g =
. Worcester. MAse.-45a Main o.. &. .t,,gs.
Rt6ts COLLECTED and Legal Butinsss attended d
throughout nc Aorth american Continent. i2
0e19 tH H....... W.Es--rHA IatE---lt Or
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warranted all SIM Q wool, at 8l.s5.
.l2 l.2ePIiinnffss Reduced 10 IOc.

I sT5T faHEu. lgH.5is 10 .Glalmo
. msa ont! 10 slstugm 5Ia ID. & /.
bIB ,fa3i Ei siH-A 80 80 y la..ld
IAti-2 ~ GsG'ga'a .s6 R5sft5 Dr4 ".
! z Jl uIrHl adj n 30 y. @gaE
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member OF tho Royal College Of su,pDo,, =.
Colleges In the United States, and ~ -.
part or whose life has been spent IN IN Sbs.j,ss
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsSSS.a.li
has effected some OF the most astonlsSinS' ny,
ever known. Many troubled Win rIStttS !,
the head and ears whom asleep, grea, 49,. y
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. E,Ss,
ness, with frequent blushlng, ATTENDED o-.
times with arrangement Of mind, wen am tSri
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock HospitaI
BALTIMORE, mn 'e'
DIR. JoHNsoN

Ofce-7 SouM FrtderieL -.

DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered the most Certain s,..,
only EdeetuAl Remedy in the VSrS eedG lad
meas OF the Back or Limbs, StrIr,rsItu lot Veal
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, inSnIs. aHeetot,
charges, 1mpotency, General DebIiIsS ~ d.
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Sni!,,SN ttTUVs
sion OF Ideas, Palpihtion OF The HsSs. Soohs
~, Trembling, Dimness Of SipSt " lind.
Diseases OF the Head, Throat Mo- y 1SosGintll
iection1 Of the Liyer, LungA, EtomS.S GU, A
-those TERRIBLE Disorder atisIpS t,o, y Bore,
Habits OF Youth-sEcRIT and soiIssSl ootiilD
more fatal 70 their victims than d. ~ piaetit
eyrens 70 the Mariners Of UlyHses h, q "
their most ofiinant hopes OF antidpssoS. itG
~ YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been the victim,
~ wee, mat dreadful and destuet,S.. selt
which annually sweeps 70 an untISsIS sAst
thousands o. Young Men Of tho nosi IN, si.n
wise have entranced listening sen.ts! y otss.
thunder OF eloquence, or walked n s.MA u
thrilling Tyre, may call with full conaSS..s u
49, MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men ,c,,....,..
Marriage, being aware Of PhTs,..S ~ PATH,
organic debility, deiormities, SpeS5T,.n eaA1aa
He who places himself under IN ~, sSiM,
J., may religiously conade In hIs 6SnS. o. D,
tleman, and confidently rely upon k!s ssin e.
physician. 'Au 1
ORGANIC wEAKSRSS
Immediately Cured and Full VISo, 49,
This distressing Affection, which ~ sssf:&
miserable and Marriage Impossible IsNan w
~ paid BY tho victims OF improper 49,
Young persons are too apt 70 Commit I'D
rom not being aware Of the dreadful sSs' ss.d
ces thatmAy ensue. Now, who thst usSs,s!ls.e;'
tse sabiecs Tin pretend 70 deny thlt i. iaSs
into improper habits than by the ptsSs,!a Il
aides being deprived Of the pleasure a ~.
offspring, the most serious and ds.,,S.tp
symptoms Of both body and mind M "
System becomes Derangcd, the PhTis,, "
Mental Functions weakened, loss q Pnss
Palpatation OF tho Heart, Indigestion GorS.,IA
tional Debility, q wasting Of t6e PrSns 90
Consumption, Decay and Death. ''sN
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-05-01

One Of the most important deci-
sions rendered by the Supreme Court
Of the United States for a number of
years, was delivered last week in q
railroad case on writ Of error from
the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin.
The plaintiff claimed that railroads
are public highways, subject at all
times to Legislative control rs to
management, tariff rates, &c; and
that, therefore. the State had power
l., authorize the imposition of taxes
70 aid in the construction Of such
roads. The State Supreme Court
however, decided that q railroad
owned by private corporation was
not public in such sense that money
ccnld he raised by taxation by q
municipality and given to it. This
. decision ia now reversed by tho SUI
preme Court Of the United States
which holds that a railroad isa high
way which may be regulated as t.
management, tariff Of rates, &c, anc
therefore taxation in aid Of its con-
structicn is legitimate exercise o
the Legislative power. This is dis
tinct declaration Of the rights of tn,
States to regulate the use aud ope-
ration OF the railroads. constructed
by their authority.
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Pennsylvania Isems.

The Montgomery county agri-
cultural fair viii be held on the 10th
l1th and 18th Of June.
Burglary is sstonishingly on tn,
increase in all parts of the State, and
our exchanges are filed with accounts
Of their depredations.
The mud is so deep in the oil
regions that sporting men follow af-
ter the teams and make wagcrs as te
whether they will get stuck or &c
through.
"A Perry County man named
Charles Hill tried TO laugh and eat
prunes. He got stone in his wind
pipe and his throat had to be cut
open to remove it.
Mr. William Bigler has been
chosen a member Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Constitutional Convention. to
gil a vacancy made by the resigna-
ton OF Mr.. Samuel II. Reynold.
..Sportsmen from the cities visi-
ting the country to hunt, would do
wei to look out for ground OH which
there are no notices against tres
passers.
The introduction Of ladies to
Office holding under the State ad-
ministration, has begun at Harris
burg. the Secretary Of the Common
wealth, Col. Quay, having appointed
Mrs. Susan II. Willard, of Beaver
county, as temporary clerk to trans
scribe the laws Of 1872.
There is q man in Scranton who
hasn't paid any rent for five months
During that time he has kept O
smallpox sign upon his front
gate, and neither the landlord or his
bailiffs dare go within ten rods of his
house. He thinks that smallpox
pays as a permanent investment.
"A girl named Roberts, aged
thirteen. living in Siatington, Le-
high county. left her home last De
cember without money. and succeed
cd in getting to Liverpool After
staying in Wales for about month
she became dissatisfied with the land
OF her forefathers and returned tc
Slatington few days ago.
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EGds BY WEIGHT. is proverbi
nj o! the Yankees that they don't
ike to pay for what they don't get.
Some Of them even don't like to pay
Tor what they do get. And this last
weakness, it is sad TO say, is not con,
fined TO the Yankees. But AZ we in,
timated before, when they pay foi
anything they want it, and the whole
of it. In tie matter OF eggs, buyers
up there imagine they have been i'm
posed upon through purchasing eggs
by the dozen. They have become
suspicious that as it takes less tc
keep small chicken than large
chicken, and a small hen is likely tc
lay a small egg, egg-producers have
been favoring the small kind TO til,
great detiiment of houselVeepers who
buy an egg as sn egg, regardless o.
its size. This subject has beer
deemed of sufficient Importance Il
demand Legislative consideration
aud the wise law makers of the Olc
Bay State, after full, frank and learn
I'd discussion OF the relative n,erit
of Brahmas, Halnburgs, Hondans
Crevecours and multitude of 9th
ors Of the ''fancies," have passed ,
law requiring the trade in eggs here
after, in thst home Of the Puntans
TO he by weight end tho law 'is {
;,,sf sme.--r -" ToUrisr.
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BRIauAN YoUyG has forma


BmdnAN YoUNG has formally de-
'cided on leaving Utah. He has re-
signed his trusteeship ofthe Mormon
Church, presidency Of the Deseret
National Bank, Utah Contra! and
Southern railroad, and Zion Co oper-
ative Mercantile Institution. Mr.,
late self styled prophet, Young, re-
tires TO Arizona, ''beyond the reach
Of the mails and the tele graph and
in his enforced self-expatriation Brig
ham will no doubt be followed by all
the more infatuated Of his dupes, but
th, remorseless mails and Unsuitable
telegraph viii tract, him to his new
retreat on the farther confines of civ
ilization, and make Arizona a. un.
comfortable for Mormonism rs Utah
has become. Brigham Young may
die before the iron horse goes tbun
eriug past his new retreat and the
Tres fash across the Continent the
enor OF his new policy but steam
I'd electricity arc certain to make
,rter work Of his successor thar
did Of him. On this Continen,
,re is no evading the ubiquitous
-.ales and all pervaiding telegraph.
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CONGRESSIONAL LIrTLESEss. -

CONGRESSIONAL LiTTLEsKss. s.-The
action, Of Congress abolishing the
sanking privilege from and after the
frs. of July next, il it had stopped
shere, would have met with univer-
sal approval. But to pay of a grudge
against the newspaper press for hav-
ing 30 many years pcrsistently de-
innnded this reform, the late Con-
gress, in spirit Of small souled re
taliation, abolished the Just and
equitable system Of free postage on
exchange newspapers. When it is
remembered how great an amount OF
postal revenue is derived from the
business Of newspaper publishing,
not to speak Of its power rs an engine
for diffusing intelligence among the
people. this proscriptive action looks
very much like laying q tax on knowl.
edge. But what better could be
hoped from Congress that voted its
members $4,000 extra "back pay O
measure Of selfish iniquity without
n parallel l-Railiray Guide.
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General News.

--T,co young men in Murfrees
borough. Tenn, have had to pay $7i
apiece for whispering to young Ia
dies in church, thereby disturbing
public worship.
AT Georgetown. Del. on Satur
day, a week, Jos. Burton, colored,
was sentenced to be hanged on the
Goth day Of juno next for com.
miting rape on the person Of a
white child.
The recovery Of nearly u quarter
of million Of dollars of U. s.
bonds which had been obtained by
M'Donald and his associates in the
late bank Of England forgeries, was
made on Monday.
Free passes arc denounced in
the constitution of Illinois. which
forbids all State officials, of every
class, all judicial officers from accept.
ing pass on any railroad within the
State.
Commissioner Douglas has issu.
ed order to all assessors ofinternal re.
Venue to turn over all papers in their
respective districts to the collectors.
except those showing the list of per
sons indebted, which will be sent tc
the department. This order is issu-
ed preparatory to abolishing the Office
of assessors, which will be done oil
the 20th Of May, in accordance with
the late act of Congress
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tE West. has suffered fro

IL West has suffered from VIC.
mt snow storms, hurricanes and
floods this spring and the preceding
winter TO an exceptional degree. It
WAS hard winter and is backward
spring in all parts Of the United
States; but in the West the bleak
winds OF the prairies and the heavy
drifting SHOWS have been attended
by scenes Of suffering that, in many
cases have been terrible. Even now
there comes news TO us from Ne
braska that men. women and chill.
dren have perished from cold aud
exhaustion, within o few rods Of their
own homes, in the snow storm that
ragged there few days ago. It was
with difficulty that the farmers even
could feed the stock on their farms
In addition TO the human lives, many
head Of cattle and numerous horses
were Lost.
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HonsoEs or rHr ErLASrrc.---A
Urrdid correspondent who went
down into the wreck o. the steamship
Atlantic in a diving suit, says that
the cargo, having broken mp, lies in a
confused mass. Bodies OF men and
women, bruised and torn were jam
med among cases and crates. II is
a fearful sight 10 look upon. Fishes
swim in aud out among the bodies
and boxes, feasting upon the bodies
OF the dead. Limbs are strcwn
around, having broken of from the
continued action Of the waters, which
when agitated drive against the ugly
pieces Of the broken hull that stick
mp here and there and rendered bis
movements very hazardous He says.
"baving seen enough Of this part Of
the sunken horror. l proceeded to.
wards one Of the steerage cabins, the
one where all the women md chill.
dren were drowned as they lay in
their hunks. Scrambling along the
deck by rope from above, and rs
sisted by one Of the divers, who had
undertaken to conduct me through
the wreck. l reached the companion
way. II the sight in the hold among
the cargo was horrible, the one that
now met my gaze was ten times more
so. Lying in an immense heap were
hundred or more bodies with arms
dislocated, eyes staring wildly and
moving backward and forward with
the under current. Some were dress
ed, many were half nude, children
were clinging to their mothers and
stout men were clasping their wives
and seeming as if they met their fate
with brave resignation. No descrip
ton Of the bodies brought to the
surface could convey an idea Of the
horrid sight in the cabin"
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IL takes a long while to get st,

II takes a long while to get Stokes,
the murderer of Fisk, ready for trial.
II he had given his victim half the
time TO prepare for death, we might
excuse the delay in his trial but he
shot Fisk like dog. and new he
shrinks from being tried for his bru
tality.
TIE official majorities on the Ii
cense question, at the recent election
arc all in, and show a majority Of
1858 for license. This includes
tho whole State, cities and all, ex-
cepting the counties OF Potter and
Philadelphia, which did not vote
Twenty five counties voted for Ii
cense and thirty nine against.
III 25,O00 people go to Europe
this summer and spend, on the aver
age, $1,000 each, they will take
with them in gold s25,0O0,OoO.
'siyuo 'sS siouuINo non, ,oi oqN
sIdced ouy ie'p uopuoJ M" "
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NOTICEof Widows Ap;3,r

NOTICEofW Widows Ap;'rns-s.-.-,----
1 nuses the A1p, L.w-Ncs,~e is hcrcbv rfvsu
,ha, trr following vid,ws app ats 'rns,ts hrve
ben f,'ei with the GEEK Of the o plans Court
~ snyi.r q. fo- r"rTrmstion bD Mon1ay.
the 2sih afy Of N-vn'xs
late u Jackson townsh'p decd.
Jajian Msio .. Md ~ "a Daniel Mainss LATE Of
Washington townstin kcSAscd.
EljrsSeth No,epder. widow Of Jacob Bolen.
der. late ofFraukitn tovnslio der'd
MsYy Fisher wid,w ~ Joan FISHER, late of
c.sssria. s,,,sr siiSv :! John Ritter isss Of
West Bsavcr to-nshtp deed.
CsthssIne usmseying widc.. OF Pstsr oem'
Marish Hansusi. vidov .ef Dasisl Humsssl
lstr Of Middle-rsek towpshtp desd.
Mary 0umsy. % w,soT oi psn's' os"0y' NV
Bsrhra Boyer WIDOW 4 Jocob :. Boyer iate OF
" sshinston town ship, deed.
tats,bssh MNchelI widow OF jacob hiteheI,
late of Centre township dec'd.
Aprn -, IA. j. GROUSE, Cierx v. "
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The Vow One. Three. and Five.
Cent Pieces.

The following circular relating &c
the distribution Of the new one, and
three, and five cent pieces will be is
sued in day or two by DR.. Linder
man. director Of the mint:
One-cent bronze and three and FIVE
cent nickle copper pieces may, at the
discretion OF the director of the mint
be delivered in any of the principal
cities and towns of the United States
at the cost Of the mint for transpor
tation.
Coins will be issued in exchange
at par, for lawful money OF the Uni
ted States.
Applications for these coins, &c
companied by the necessary bonds
must be made in all cases to the Su
perintendent Of the Mint of the Uni.
ted States at Philadelphia. Remit
tances may be made TO the Superin
tendent Of the Mint at Philadelphia
in postofiicc money orders. or sight
d-afts on Philadelphia or New York,
payable 10 the order of the said Su
perintendent, on the receipt of which,
or as soon thereafter as practicable
On amount Of minor coins cores.
ponding with the sum remitted will
be forwarded, free of expense, to any
point accessible by steam or rail com
munication.
Persons making application foi
minor coins will state particularly
the denomination reqired, whether
one, three, or fve-cent pieces and
write plainly the address to which
the coins are To be forwarded.
These regulations apply only tC
the one cent bronze and three ant
five cent nicklo-copper coins. whicl
are issued only by the Mint of th'
United States at Philadelphia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. Letters
Jacob Renninger. late Of Franklin twp.
Snyder CO., deed having been granted to
The undersigned. all persons knowing them
selves indebted 10 said estate nre requested
to make payment without delay. aud hose
having claims on tho same will present
them. ADAM RENNINGER.
AARON RENNlNGER.
May |. 13. Administrators.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-05-01

Nny HOMANCY or Soul CHARMIN9."
4 How either seS may las mate and ga n
The love 4 all c'ions Of anv pers thrv ch o.e
10. anlly TIL simp met ncquireme I all
can ps'ess'.s, free. By mail Tor 2S.. toveihei
vttha marrial guide Egyptian 'racie Dreams
Hints to Ladies Ne.idinx. Night ( hirt. &c. A
queer book. Address 7, w.LLlAM kco. Pubs
hila
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We Want An Agent

and fast selling book by Dr. JOHN COwAN,
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE.
Recommended aud endorsed by promircn, minis
ters. ph,si isn-. rriigiu. and secular papers
NJ other bsik like u published. tp per week
guarant.cl. Address, COwAN Co, fss Eigbti
~. New York.
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE

|. .e,ters OF Administration on the e.ste OF
Jacob sce.sid late OF w washinginnt tp snyder 20.
Pa, deceased, have hon granted 10 the under-
s,gned all persons knowing Themselves indebt
eu TO aid estate re reques' ed to make imm Ut
ate payment, while those having claims viii pre-
sent them duly Authenticated for settle n Mt -
q q SEEBDLD,
JOHN x. HUGAS,
Feb. ~, 10 Administrators.
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For balance Of prises send for eircutss.
This concert e usdsr the SUPERVISOR
reesion Of shs following so
BoARD oS DIREcrols:
c. II, Durfes, Ner'nt. W.O Gould Ci,-
n. L. Newmsa. Bant'r, p. ~. Lave, o..
X, u. Rush, Lnns.rs q. Morehsad,
II. VI. Uii'sis, her'nt, ,. L. Wsver, N. a., !.
q. Prescott, Com'ial, ]. w. Eosiish, Lawyer.
j. B. Kitchen, rsrm'r, Z. mofryr, cash'r Ger. .. y
z. 7. Carr, Archksct.
OTTicERs:
y. II. purfss Pres. H. l.. Nawmsn, vics.YSss,
"a. y. Prescott, Sec Carl Mollsr, Tres1
The we'll known character Of the Directors OF
The Me cAo,ils l.ibrsry Assccistlcu sad IA g.
dorsemeut pissentet 10 . sumcieut guoraptse 70
ali abs~pt ticket holders hit thtiP iniesosts III
be July guarded sud proteeted.
All correspoudencs strictly sahdsnttsl. and
any person drawing sprise sssd not b ksewn
unless they 90 destrc.
Tiskstsarawisgp prisss VIII b,eeshed % sight.
Ihis u tho grAndosts safest ed best eptespstse
ever D.. scn. ol to tiss pubIc. ~. @.NC,
oms' ai lssts of wlnnlag nulnners Will DO sent
70 purcha.ss Of fsiehsts tmuedtAtssy snsf sas
Tor. Scr su1os'nstlon ana t,sksts sdAss~s,
BANBxa0k = CO. isaetai Agsneas
- Liberty 6tseee. NsQ York.
Tieksteps Il y. y. st cur eSpspea
Agents rsn'ed Lisersl 20 nn!s''p eaid
We rmaT .Il~t.t.|
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NOTICE. The partnership here
IN t,.o-r sv,st'rr un 'er N nsrnt hni Arm n
I'rsesa A sr-,th. In the 'an9inr bu.'ess has bren
diss ,v.d tho % day OF april is7s, by mutual
DREESE n SMITH.
NIB. Tie business will be c)niiiusi asitrrc-
toforc BY the undersigned. .-
DREESE & RArDENDr SH,
Beaver Springs, 6s.., Apifi II, 20
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We Want An Agent

In this tnwnshin to CANVASS fr the new, valuable
aud East selling book by rr. JOHN CoWAS
THE SCIENCE or A NEW LIFE
RECOMMENDED nd crdnrsed bv rromine1t minis
:. re, phy icisns, religions and GUAR rs,s =.
No othr rok like ~ prbiishc.l. 40 pe- We X
guaranteed a DIRE CUwAS y co, lSs
Eig1th st New York.
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NOTlCE,-Whercas my wife Sa-
\ v vii, having ababdo,ed no and 10 my he'd
and hoard sll persons arc herohy cautioned not
10 trust or giye cr-dt to -A,i Sayilia on NV ac-
count a. will not pay any debts ron,raetsi by
her hereafter. JOHN HUMMkL,
Midiieburg, May l. lsT3
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A DMiNIsTRATRIX's NOTiCE.-Le,-
hters on the estate OF Jacob Mitchell
late Of Centre Twp. Snyder county. Pa.
deceased, having been granted TO the un-
dersigned, oil persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are requested "a
make immediate payment, while those
having claims will presen, them duly nu.
iheniicated for settlement
ELIZABETH MITCHELL.
May. !. '73.l admipisiratrix.
Books and papers IN hands Of Atty, at Oen
trvv,lle ~