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ting my arm around her neck, I told
her all about my interview with hel
father that evening.
"And did papa say that when you
were as rich. as himself he would lei
me marry you, Willie?" she asked
"Yes, Gertrude, he~gave me his
word Of honor to that effect / re-
.sponded.
piled. Poor papa.l this night, has
made him a beggar. All: his money
was invested in improvements ON his
land, and an increase Of stock. It il
all lost now. SO you. may claim me
sooner than you thought for, Willie.
This view of the case had. never
struck me before, and nearly jump
ed off the gum tree in, l fear, a mosi
selfish ecstacy Of delight. I wa'
bound to control myself, however
and exert all my attention in com
forting Gertrude, who,. now that the
excitement attending our escape wal
over, began to entertain thousanc
fears concerning the fate of her pa
rents. :. .fItI , '.<i'iI
At last I succeeded in convincing
her that it was a matter of impossi
bility for the food to cover the house
before rescue came in the morning
and thereupon she became composed
and our thoughts reverted to ous owl
hopes and fears, and amid the rail
and bowling wind, and the still rap
idly-rising waters below, she nestled
in my arms, and we talked of low
until ting .GP9ldi gray idIGwgEla dsGwgEpll aroused D. u
Well, thenl TO make alongstory short
after another three hoars' perch, "
perceived some boat coming from tn
direction of Windsor, and by the ali
of a brilliant scarlet handkerchie
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Sss- The Appeal tells of a Memphis
lady who wrote to anew York nlatrimo-
nial agent for a husband. The agent
transferred the letter to crusty old
bachelor, who, in replying to it, acci-
dentally substituted for his own photo
graph that of pet ourang-outang. The
lady answered, "rhere is certainly not
much personal beauty about you, but
you appear to have an honest, manly
face. I accept"
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~ \ man, and bis bis name was Jones,
and he lived in CINCINNATI drank j, s gal
lon Of whisky on wager, and he g. wop} w!,,1}
the bet, His wife. remarked s at the fu;
neral that it was the first money he Ell had q
earned by hard work for ten years.
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W. B. GULIcK. Cashier.
c. J. IREDELL, s4ss't Gashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11
COAL AND WOOD.

NEwBuRGH PLASTER
AND CRMENT MILLS.
aa,s G!HkyT And hARBLi DUST. Bsasss
crc ~ Ss ss5ss 4 Stherss Seis sSs1i s ssc
1ses ssenos. siso, oornsr II end 30. soafne.~
We "a strssf WAR ssuthesst. 1A-b
I'D STYLE SILK HATS RKMoDKLRD TO
~ 70 rne Present fashionable style. Also. bosf(1
LIN HATS r,sfe 20 order G ee sDd IS So, e. -
skkeNAks Hat Fectory, 1oll v street
ceived. uOgu I'm
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THE w EATHER

WAk DbfAk1GkST, Chhes Of ChsC StksSI OAssr 2
WARRINGTON, December IL, 1878, H;sJ o IA (
sfNoPsIs ToR THE PAST TwEHrT-Fou Hosys =
Inc pressure has diminished, with cloudy weather
and rain, and slightly rising emperature ia N,
LAKE region, and thence southwark to thu Ohi al
ley, and sout hwsstward to Missouri Increasina
GlCuciness, with Continued low Temperature, aad
neht n0EthW esteTiT 10 sOuthwesteriy winds in New
EnEiapd and the middle Atlantic ates, except Ia
The tpDtht portion Of tbs latter, whore light rains
are reIorted. The temperature has fallen slightly,
vim Increased pressure and clear partly cloudy
weather in the south Atlantic states Partly cloudy
ano fufgy weather prevails ia The gulf states Tn
ten has risen. with less pressure, from tn
gull c. act noThwHTd to the ohio valley From Lake
Superior, westward over Minnesota. light TO fresh
westerly to northwestsIy wiGds, with generally
eit ar sHd cold weather, are reported.
tzOBABILIT'ES For New EnRlan1 and he mid
de states sss pressure slightly risgg TEN persinre
partly cloudy weather ana areas Of light rain by
Friday morning. For the lake region, aud III nce
CoJtbward to West Virginia and the Ohio valley,
winds gradually veeiing TO southwestery aud west
eTly, continued cloudy weather and light rain dur
irg the day, followed by clearing weather In the
western portions Of these districts For the north
west Increasing pre- sdre, lower eratnre
eriy to Hortherly winds, With light rain . the Mis-.
sissippi valley dnTi the day followed by clearing
weather tO-nil ut. For the south Atlantic states,
continued cool aud partly cloudy weather during
the day FOR the gulf states aud Ten nes.ee RI ain
tsmp.ratuTe, with ight sOuthery winds and partly
cloudy veather, except possibly light rain on the
gulf coast. Reports have not been received from
the southwest westei gulf states, and tho extreme
northwest.
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BALTIMORE D.c. n.-Vngin,z sizes, cousoIi.
dated, 20, West Virgniss, 10 bid to-dR
@ALT MORE, Dec. n.-OOtrou hrmer-ioW mid
dr' 81. Ia. ais. Flour firm aud active prices IN.
changed heat steady, and unchanged lJorr
hTm-white southern. g. 9zO; yellow southern 70
ga; Eis'd western, IS. Oats trn-sOuthern, tslp
ID, western mixed, Etcfs; do. white, 43EasD Rive,
$ G9, Bay Quiet III arr Land and Pennsylya i a
Is tt@13tO. Provisions etiitt. Moss pork s,lgs 2bI
ills q new at Is 80. B1lk mes's-shouIders pNrt.
y ard folly cured, s., 6y5t olea- rib Sides do do
I911. Bacon quiet aud steady; prices unchanged
Sugar.enred hams, l2d4. LaTd-sslss loo tisrces Al
e1s. western butter stesdy-good to choice IN.
aLd tubs, 25t1So. Coffee unchanged. WHISKY nom.
tnal. Sugar unchanged 10
INV YORK, Dec. II Stocks active and Irregular
Coo, pa Exchange, long, s's: short, %. Govern
merits strong.
NEw YOKK, Dec. Ii-Fleur firm a.d auist
Whtat very firmly held, Corn quiet and hrm
LoNDoS, Dec II. 1850 ?. m.-The Bank Of Eng
land rate OF discount il Al per ceat. U0nsoIs fSi
money, 81 elel1s; for unit, 92S Bonds IF 1855
old %; Erie, So; New York Central, 796
LONDON, Dec. II, l p m.-Erie, S6ss.
LONDON, Dec. II, So . m.-The rate OF dis
cOunt in open market for three moaths' bills Is
per c. mt, or y below the hank rate. Tue bullion
ia the bank has increased 46i5 COO during the past
week. The proportion of bank reserve to Iiapili
t = which was last week As per cent, 10 now 49,
Erie, sb%.
LoNpoN, Dec. II, 4:SD .. m-ConsoIs for money
sl2ses92 Ter acc unit % G924 The upward n ave
NJ n ~ American g cu ties causes Increased tvi
iy IN he market Bonds Of ls67, 90 .; 10 40's o.
Lev LNes, 81 a; Erie, 81,
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"TaE BACK-PAY HowL."-This Is the wav
the New York Grdphic puts it in regard to " the
baek-psy howl:'
We always knew that Mr.. Henry watterson
was man OF sense as well as courage, aud his
timely condemnation OF the baeS-pay howl
proves that he is both. He says, in the Courier
journal of Saturday :-''Neither the Presidents
salary nor the other salaries should be touched
All OF them are little enough az they are. They
should stand where they were fixed last session
The present movement Is cowardiy, urged by
the bullying of small-fry politicians who are
misleading and deceiving the people" This is
keeping step to our music.
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Harper's Weekly has cartoon lettered
"SPain aceedes to our demands" with the &C
eomPanying suggestive dialogue between
CannOneer Robson, who stands with gun
trained upon 1.-The ever faithful Isle" and Co
iumbia. who wears her war helmet:
CdHh9nser RSbes07.-''Im glad she does.
Ma'sm. Suppose may draw this charge now?,'
Coiuaatia.-"Hm-n,n no; we'll let it stav till
after CLristmas."
The news from Havana to-day indicates that
eur guns may a. well be kept loaded.
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Perhaps the delegates and eN-delegates of the
District Legislature who are agitating for a
change Of the organic act so as to make the
Council and Board Of Public Works elective
may set the wheels in motion the other way,
and cause Congress TO come to the conclusion
10 90 away with the Legislature altogether.
ne taxpayers and business men, we suspect,
Wouid prefer to trust their interests entirely to
'heheePlng Of the National Government through
Officers appointed by the Executive.
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BOARDING.

ROABD-wel-f ROOMS in AIsrsusTi.
- desirable location, with without BOARD
can De Obtained by addressing "a 3D. Gaz-tte
quired. norteIns
PARTIES DESIRING GOOD HOTEL ACCOM-
= mcdeiions at moderate rates shouts apply =,
ThtMoST HOUSE, cArner ID street AID i6diAn.
avenue as il is furnished and kept second e. none
in the city. ~
Board aud Room per day, So SO
Board and Room Ter month, $50 TO $40
Table Board per month. SIS. novl3-ln-
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GOAL AND WOOD, COAL AND wOOD-On
y band, Iy kin s Valley Bed Ash and White Ash
g al oil all sizes; Cumberland Coal, Lump aud IN
81 mine. Aiso, smsll L of Red Ash Chestnut Coal
bickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed aud split,
OAK and Pine indlings. which we offer to con
floors, and screened b. fore delivery
STEPHENSON BRO,
Office, 1904 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec1l-Nr Mill and Depot, 7th street wharf
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And now Richmond is indignant and wants
an investigation because over. coats for the nre-
men have been purchased in Baltimore at
higher prices than they could have been bought
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Markets.

The situation in Wsil street remains un-
changed, the main features being strong -ecu-
rites, gold ste adv, and mOney easy.
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FOR SALE.

Oh sALE-At MetT0 politan sale stables, corner
U and l35s ste, one pair bay HQRSEs.sr~
years CID, l57s hands high, well matched aud ~
g'od drivers they will be sold cheap IA
cash, aid would make No. ! pair Of carriage
horses. Also, enc large black Horse, 5 Years oif.
viii stand any here, and makes No. 4 FANNY %
business morse. drCli eo2tr
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I By AUSTIN r. BROWN.

Three large double H0CSks, ranging IN prIci
TOE SS.0O TO s5o DO, and several other rst ciss
One Whole square Of GROUND and LOTS in al
HoUsEs and LoTs at Mount Pio.s,ut el,l,
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SPECIbL TAX NOTICE,

ProPerty-owners having taxes to pay, either f,t
special improvements or general sewsrage can save
q large Discount by leaving their bills with for
MONEY TO LOAN on District o. Columbia PSI
cent. Bonds Il. Mob. TlM0HEY 90,
Real Estate Brokers and auc,Iaa@ers
nov22.lm 63l 81, under d Nationnl Rana
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OoI-The Lady who fJuad q Black FUR BOA
isst evening at the corner of 9th and T streets
VIII confer favor by leaving it at 451 Missouri
dNeLle IT.
OTIcE.-CEBTIFJCATE No. los, for four
Z shares OF Stock in the Washington Marke.
company, in name OF Grafton Tyler, dated March
Sh lTi having been lost, this Ia to give notice to
the public that application will be made for re-
newal of said Certificate.
dec6-6t WILLIAM TYLER, us 18th street,
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MEssRs. EprroRs The hollow pretension
Of Maryland Radicals % "ec0nolnyh and 'sre.
form, which they ARE making in several parts
Of the State, is seen at a glance, when il Is
remembered that wherever the Radicals had
control they. have increased the public bur-
dens. Look to the Southern States, where
they have created an aggregate State debt Of
SlS0,OOO,OU0l and where taxation is so high
that the land is being sold to satisfy the tax
gatherer. Look at the District OF Columbia,
whore debt Of millions has been created by
the local government and taxation is exorbi-
tant Give them the sway in Maryland, and
they will run up taxation in this State, as they
have done elsewhere. They talk very sweet,
here, in honied phrase about ECONOMY and
reform but they have reformed the South
with vengeance, and also the District of
Columbia Then look at New York, Boss
Tweed and his fellow thieves were kicked out
Of Office, the Democrats themselves being
foremost in ejecting him. A committee Of
seventy Unsupported to inaugurate reform
and Radical influence predominated in that
city. What is the resnli2 Why the city ex-
penses are greater, by some hundreds Of thou.
sands Of dollars than they were before! This
fact is established by the official reports. 1t
Is therefore apparent that the pretense Of ire
form and economy made by the Radicals
Is for the purpose of stealing into power.
Look at the salary grab; look al the official
defaulters; look at the Credit Mobilier trans.
action; look at the Syndicate, by which Jay
Cooke & Co. got $4,000, 600 of the govern.
ment money for selling government bonds.
And yet, this government pet, is the first to
fail and precipitate financial crash upon the
country by which thousands of poor laborine
men have been thrown ont of employment,
just as winter is approaching.
STUBBORN FAcTs.
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The salary crab.

The Republican leaders are exceedingly
anxious to shake off the responsibility
which attaches to that party for the pas
sage Of the odious salary act, It was
made the subject Of denuneiatory resolu-
ton BY the late Republican convention in
this county, and their party organ, here,
aIludes to the fact that it was not SO made
BY the Democratic Conservative cOnven-
ton. There was no need Of it, here, as it
had been denounced by Democrats in their
conventions and in their organs all over
the country. Had the convention here
undertaken to specify all the malpractices
Of the Administration and its supporters,
it would not have been able to close its
work in several days. The Radical State
Convention made no mention of the sub
ject, aud the Ssntiaei had no word Of con-
demnation for such omission. Let it be
consistent and denounce its own party on
this account as well the Democrats, or is it
stranger to consistency With nearly a
two-thirds majority in Congress, and the
President possessing the veto power and the
ability to prevent its passage, if the re-
sponsibility for this act does not belong to
the Republican party, it is hard to tell
where it does belong Men of ordinary
intelligence fully understand this It IS
only those Republicans who feel unpleas-
antly the responsibility of their party in
this grave matter, that try to divide that
responsibility with the Democrats, because
the measure was voted for By some of the
Democrats in Congress. We put this ques-
ton to any fair-minded man-we don't
put it to any whose prejudices disqualify
them to give fair answer-Is the Re
publican party, with nearly two-thirds
majority in Congress, having the Presi-
ident with the veto power, by which he
might have destroyed the bill, responsible
for its passage or not2 No fair man can
answer otherwise than in the Affirmative
Besides, the notorious Butler, the Presi-
dents right hand man, in this business,
brought forward the bill, and the New
York World asserts that the President
warmly favored the scheme before its pas
sage by either House Of Congress. Their
resolutions against it, now, show that they
keenly feel their responsibility and vince
under the sore infection. As well might
Republican organs charge the Credit Mo
bilier steal upon the Democratic Congress
men, because Mr.. Brooks, Democrat,
took sock in the concern when he was
not in Congress; and he was the only
Democrat, We believe, mixed up in this
dirty business; while, on the other side,
were FIVE Of the chairmen Of the most
important committees in Congress, and
Wilson and CoIfax, two Republican Vice
Presidents.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th. nj 10
~ O'Clock, A. NJ, at the late residence of
samuel Hofacker, in Manchester. will be
sold Bay Mare, Fat Hogs, large LOT of
Household and Kitchen Furniture Also n
two story and attic Brick Dwelling with Back
Building, and lot containing Quarter Of nm
Acre of Land, with Barn, Wash House, Ice
House, and other necessary Outbuildines,
Also on the farm of said deceased. near
Manchester, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3Ist
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 3 head Of Horses,
Cow, Farming Implements, rs bbls. new
Corn, 80 Acres Of Wheat growing, 6 Acres Of
Rye growing, Rye, Wheat and Oats in he
Straw, de-, &C., 2 Still Kettles and Fixtures,
See large bills for further particulars.
Terms OF SALE.-All sums under FIVE dol.
lars, cash on sums Of Ave dollars and over
a credit Of six months will be given. the nur.
chasers given their notes with approved seen.
rity, bearing interest from day Of sale. 10
property to be removed until settled for.
HENRY +. H0FFACKER.
SAMUEL II. HOFFACKER
~ w Administrator.
~ "iiiAAAs, Auctoneer oct Its
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Business Locals.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is offered with the
fullest confidence in its efficacy. 1t has been
thoroughly tested, and maintains the good
reputation i has justly acquired. This Syrup
IS prepared from highly esteemed recipe for
alternating Bronchial Affections, Asthma,
Coughs and Colds
Undershirts and Drawers. cheaper than
ever, at BrinkerhofTs.
j. I. Brinkerhof sells VIM. Dixon & Bros.
custom made Shoes for Ladies, Misses and
Children Don't fail to call and see them, be.
fore buying elsewhere. They are good and
cheap.
Call and See the Fall Style Hats, at Brin.
kerhof new hat just out a specially for
Men and Boys.
GOOD Boots and Shoes are always the cheap.
est To get them go to Brinkerhoff's.
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DIED.

- Near this city, on the llth Of August,
Thomas Jones, aged ~ years, months and
Near Ianeytown. on Tuesday last, Patrick
OBrien, about 80 years old.
Near New Windsor, on the 10th Of Septem-
Der, after proirncted suffering, William T..
Selbey, aged q years, 8 months and i DAYS.
Dearest William thou has left us.
We thy loss most deeply feel
But lis God that has bereft rs.
he can all our sorrows heal. MS.
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BY an election on Tuesday Hartford was
declared the capital of Connecticut. Here
tofore the honors have been divided between
Hartford and New Haven.
Pierce, cashier of the Lowell Merchants
National Bank, is defaulter to the
amount of $4,000. Pierce's bond is
missing, the lock of the Presidents depart
ment having evidently been tempered with.
The postmaster at Fannettsburg, Fulton
county, Pa, has been detected in abstract
ing money from letters. He was arrested
on Thursday.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Maryland, Carroll county, 10 cit;
hereby certify that on this Both day Of
Il September, 1873, before me, the subscu
Der, Justice of the Peace of the State Of
Maryland, in and for said county, personally
appeared j. Joseph Gray of said county, and
made oath on the Holy Evangely Of Almighty
God that one large white Sow, age unknown,
is trespassing upon his enclosure, having no
particular marks except white.
Given under my hand.
W. II. ST0CKSDALE, j. p
The owner Of the above described Sow ID
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take said Sow away.
J. JOSEPH GRAY,
Living within half mile Of Finksburg Rail
Road Station, Carroll county, Md.
oct 4-3ts
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NOTICE.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
"A ofthe Western Maryland Railroad Com.
pany for the election Of Five Direciorstor tne
ensuing year will be held at the Office Of NE
company, No. q, N. Calvert street, Balil.
more, on Wednesday, October 10th, 1875 "
IL O'Clock, N.
ROBERT HOOPER,
octl-td Sec'y and Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

vr~ur n MKsrnissrER, Oct. 4th. ls7a
WE President and Directors f,La w. w..
5ar dnn ,hsles Savings Institution have nj III;
sEgEN PER CENT,
on the capital stock, weeklv All
posts o. said Institution, payable n Ivy as.
mana, b. W. BENNETT.
--.-----.----..-..- Treasurer.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that application
4 Will Be made TO the County Commits.
sloness o. Sarroii county, thirty days from the
1ate hereof. % build Bridge over George
Nun, q hockhrook Mil, on the county road
,eaaing TO Ehnrg's School House, Gross
Mii'f &C, az Il Is o very dangerous crossing.
!. +. CALTRIDER,
oet ii-ot and others.
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Commissioners Notice.
Ratification Notice.


In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
AuGrsr Tax, 1879.
Estate of Washington Jones, deceased.
ON application it is ordered this 10Th dav
" of September, 1873, that the sale Of pag
of the Real Estate Of Washington Iope.
late Of Carroll county, deceased, made i,
Washington l.. Jones, Executor of the las,
will and testament of said deceased, and M,
day reported to this Court by the said Exccu,
tor be ratified and confirmed, unless cause he
shown to the contrary, on or before the IA
Monday, 9th day Of October next: proyid.
ed a copy of this order be inserted for three
successive weeks in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county. before
the said lth Monday, eth day OF October
next. The Executor reports the sale Of
a further part of the Real Estate Of aid
deceased, containing about 80 acres Of
land, situated in Carroll county, at Public
Sale, for the gross sum OF $4,000.
True copy,-Test:
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
oct 4-8t Register Of Wills
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Look at the Facts.

tn g.,,....y -, a.. IL. f,..,...-
ubo ssr.ra,aa ~. ~ n, p.s;aI 49,. :
1868 INA nn;,.d ,ha;r nol;,;e.l $50 fa ]
III, ~ -. s.,l III ~. In
,a.o,n;t;.,, !. c.r.an $3.50. M:
msns ! y, s,,s,.;nsa i, ~, e.a,s =.
cas- s;tbsr { c.,.or .,,,.,,, - !; !; Az ~
s,..s y I.r.s IT, ronsarr.,;,a ., ]. 4.
\ tbe Demacr.,;o r.,tv h.re M H..
wl,ara has sba,sa : M houo.s ~ 49,,
uaaa,s If of4;cs o,;,a = Ell, Z ~ IA
psmocr.ts ,bems s Indssd - - II i,
liese chat 81 distinction wb.ssvsr H..
been made In ,bs st,ta = layvs !. IA
=. happeaed that ,be gen,lsmsn e ,,,n,arIv
belopa;pg s The IA wl;g n.,tv '', wbo
q % - ~ 49,
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NIARRIEn.

On the l4th ult., at the parsonage. in
UniontowD, by Rev. Geo. W. Anderson. Mr.,
William j. Reifsnider and Miss Emma Mer.
hts, both Of this county.
On the ID inst, by Rev Jacob Schler, Mr..
VIM. L. Wantz, OF this county. and Miss
Rachel Diehi, Of Adams county, Pa.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

/ \ Democratic Conservative Meeting will be
held a NJ Joshua Sellman's Store, n War
heidabarg, on Saturday Ereafng, October fSil,
a. O'Clock. Speakers will be present to
Aaoress the meeting. oct ll-lt
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ME hereby give notice to al persons 10.
~ to trespass with dog or gun, or IN any
2'hef manner upon our respective premises
Joel X. Bollinger, David Row,
p. Wood, William II. Bausi,
John Wright. VIM. Catsendafner
oct 4.3tA
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TnE FIasr ssov 81 FuE srAson Z

The FIssT Ssow on THE SEASON.
A dispatch from Fonda, N. Y. October
7, says snow fell here for two hours this
morning. In Delaware county, N. Y, on
the same day, SNOW fell to the depth Of s
inches. A Dispatch from PottsvIlle, Pa.
on the zame daS, says The first STOW of the
season fel this morning, and It Is quite
severe with cold wind. ii the upper sec
tons bf schuylkiu and adjoining counties.