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FOREIGN.
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LONDON, Jan. 15.-Goldwin Smith in
an address before a congress of trades
unions at Sheffield lase evening advised
emigration to the United States.
Cheap Honey.
The Directors Of the Bank of England
to-day fixed the minimum rate Of discount
at 81 per cent.
TarIy coincidence.
Madrid, Jan. I5.-At a meeting Of de-
putie constituting a majority in the late
Cortes vote Of confidence in Senior CASTELAR,
was adopted and he was requested to pre-
par a manifesto to the nat ion. The iron
clad Numaneia has been delivered 10 a
Spanish frigate. The Insurgent chiefs
COntreTas, FeTreZ and Galyez have been
sent to the capital of Algeria, and the other
Cartagenian refugees have been inferred in
the fOilS and barracks of 0ran and Mers
FL Kilir.
Net Dead Yet.
ROME, Jan. 1j.-ConiradictiOn is given
TO the report that Cardinal AntOnelli is Sc
riOusly ILL.,
The CartaSena Refugees 90 be Deliv-
cred { : Spain
The Times correspondent at Cartagena
reports that tumnlt Of the people who
were convinced Of the treachery of the
leaders, precipitated the surrender. It is
understood the French Government will
deliver to Spain, under the extradition
treaty, those of the Cartasena refugees now
in their territory who are accused Of con-
spiracy and other crimes.
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Naval Appropriation BiII Passed.
NEW YORK.
A Railroad at Pubic Auction.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The sale at auction
of the st. Louis and st. Joseph Railroad
announced for to-day at the instance Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, which
in 1868, secured 4 mortgage on theroad for
the payment of a thousand bonds Of par
value of a thousand dollars each, the in
terest on which remains unpaid, has been
postponed until Feb. -.
One of Tom SCOTS Roads Delinquent.
The Commercial notes that the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, ThOs. Scott, President,
failed to pay the dividend of one and q
quarter per cent guaranteed on the Pacific
Railroad of Missouri, due to-day.
Overlooking Crime.
Lagrave, for some time in prison here,
awaiting trial on civil and criminal charges
of swindling, has disappeared. The United
States Marshal overlooking the criminal
charge, accepted bail in 5000 on the civil
suit, and Lagraye has not been seen since.
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A Motley Crew.

This evening Gen. Britton had a num-
Der Of armed men standing sentinel in the
basement Of the capitol 10 prevent the m
sress- and e.5ress Of State osicers. The force
was cOmTo ed e whites and negroes, with
mVsI,ets and bayoIels fixed. Gen. b iYLEIn
appeared il flll dress unignTIa. It seems
10 be tn Determination Of Gov. Davis to
resist taking possession Of those rooms by
force, unless greater force is used by his OPP
nonanfS
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To smother jobs:

Mr.. Maynard, from the Committee on
Rules. reported rule forbiddihg the print
ing of private bills on their introduction.
After long discussion the subject was laid
nf, the fahla
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TENNESSEE BONDS advanced slight
ly in New York yesterday. both issues
being quoted at so. tH-r9 D.
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GRANT failed to trot out any new
man yesterday for Senatorialslaughter.
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GoTToN was dull in New York yes
terday. Middlings l6ac.
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acknowledge gratitude the liberal n
merit continuance Of the same We take
ted Maj r. II DUDLEY, Tenn,w Ihave
special
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CONGRE Els EONAL..
Morton in Favor of Greenback
Imitation.
Howe Wants the Value of Cur
rency Inflated, Instead :.
. of It's Volume.
Naval Appropriation Bill Passes
the House. ar9
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. EXPEDITIONS were
presented asking for the appointment of a
commission to investigate the manufacture
and sale of alcoholic liquors. Referred.
ingalls,, Logan, Sergeant and Fenton pre-
sented petitions asking for Tie right of
suffrage for women. .f t.t
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one RadieaI Outrage wipea Away.
East tennessee University.

Mr.. Wadleigh from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported verbally on the
bill for the relief of the East Tennessee
University and il was placed on the callen-
L.
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Nh. Ramsey, from the Committee on
PostofliceS and Post roads reported fivora-
bly, on the petition thai the salaries of let
ter carriers be fixed at $1,000 per annum
and the committee was discharged from
further consideration thereof. q
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, Introduced a
resolution instructing the Committee on
PoStoflices and Posiroads To eIauire into
the expediency Of continuing the mail
service on routes where the actual receipts
are not one. fourth of the expenses. Agreed
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A Bright Prospect.

J. +. ALDRIGHT,
\. II. Cox,
EREn Y nAN.IS
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Mr. Fenton offered a, resolution which
was agreed TO reciting the Prevalence of
yellow fever in portions OF the United
States last year and the belief tlIs.t the dis
ease was usually introduced into this
country by sea, and therefore directing the
Supervising surgeon OF the marine hospital
service to prepare brief history Of the
yellow fever epidemic Of 1873 as it pre-
vailed al the various ports Of the United
States with especial reference to details of
prevention and hygiene, and transmit the
same to the Senate. 30 q.
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The Directors Of the Bank of England
Today fixed the minimum rate Of discount
n u r,nr. can't
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SEEDs Ann pLANTs
!. True Cape Cod Crnnber

C. e. True Cape Cod Cranberry, hes,
n sort for Upland, Lowland. or
w. Garden, 10y mail, prepaid, sl.0C
per 100, 800 per 200. A priced Cata.
logue. of this and all Fruits, Ornamental
Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, Bulbs. Roses.
Plants, &C., and FRESH FLOWER and
GARDEN SEEDS, the choicest col
lection in the country, with all novelties,
will bc sent gratis to any plain address.
% sorts OF either Flower, Garden, Tree,
Fruit, Evergreen, or Herb seeds, for
s1.O0, sent by mail, prepaid. WHOLE.
SALE CATALOGUETO THETRADE.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurs.
cries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth,
Mas. Established 1912.
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EVANGELICAL AssocnTIoS.--Thi,
body met in annual session in
Carlisle, on the 9Th inst
The next annual conference will bt
held at New Berlin, Union, county
Pa, commencing on Thursday, March
4, 1875.
The stationing committee reported
as follows:
Carlisle District.
A RReeser, p T. Carlisle station.
j Nj Ettinger Hagerstown Circuit, }
W Clair Leesburg station, II A
Stoke; Big Spring circuit, z Grahami
Cumberland circuit, S + Davis
Conewago circuit, j A Irvine and A
Stapleton; Benderville circuit, NJ
Longsdorf; Perry circuit, A II Deit-
erich and X w Runyan; Marysvillo
circuit, L Nj Morris; Liverpool circuit,
} NJ Price; Port Treverton circuit; Y
Hornberger; Middleburg circuit, S
Yearick and w N Wallace Mcclure
circuit, ID W Miller; Mililin mission,
5 w Seibert M'Veytown mission. to
be supplied b p Kepner, member
Of Liverpool quarterly conference.
Lewi>GWg District.
M j Carothors, p L. Union cir
cult, A II Irvine; Buffalo circuit, q
Hunter aud and p Garrett; White
Deer circuit, Il Kohr; Lcwisburg sta.
ton, w Detwiler; Milton mission. A
w Shenberger ind A Il Te,iliger ;
Northumberland and Sunbury mis-
sion, A w Maxwell; Danvillo mission
II " Bncl; Columbia circuit, S z
Reamer and " NJ Croman blooms
burg mission, r G Bowcrsox; Luzerne
circuit, W w Rhoads Wyoming
chcnit, p $ Orwir; Susquehanna
circuit, S l Shorts; Dushore station,
A W Bower Wilmot circuit, Il H
Ream Lairdsville circuit, G. f Yea
ger; Hughsville circuit. G l. Burson;
Orangeville circuit, j NJ Brader j
NJ Young member of Luzerne quar-
terly conference W Ii Davis, mem,
Der of Danville circuit quarterly con-
ference j W Bentz and + NJ Baker,
members Of Union circuit quarterly
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Jusr So.--An exchange correctly
remarks that when man gets mad
and stops his paper, he always bor-
rows the next number from his
neighbor,, to see il his withdrawal OF
his subscription has not killed the
editor, and if he has not dressed the
columns of his paper in mourning.
such men imagine that the world
rests ON their shoulders.
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"B. Your other communication
will be published as soon as possible.

We were SHOWN a petrifed tor
tie the other day. It was found en-
bedded in iron ore Its eyes, mouth
and nose are as plainly seen rs in a
live one.
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PLANT TnErs.-The season Of the
year is now here when those who
wish to set ont fruit or shade trees,
should make arrangements TO have
it attended to. There ia no more
economical way of identifying ones
premiscs-and we may say Of adding
value to them--than Explaining trees
that afford pleasant shade or yield
fine fluit.
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THUSDER.-The first thun der show
er Of the season passed over us on
Wednesday last-the rain was gen
tie, the thunder very tame, and the
electric flashes rather thin.
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TUX otN MpaoscoeH 10 truly an optical WON.
uer fesest t,Qp.and, ~ unsaei woniars 4
ontiosities ~ uott minute oreaticn, the small
worlds ieem'na Win animal liza, the little ,hiuas
OF nature wiz, Witch we arr surrounded, Int
when are invisibls 70 the naked ave, the ihnp :
sand anu one eutios,tIes aud minute nhiecss uis
man, " whseh weave nam,liar, bera-sr W. have
l4st nt heard ~ then,s but Witch b the uns,,,sa
|<Alnn have reMainsd sealed bcah, avn br,uAhl
withih sha tesiisinu reach ~ our sipht aud unt
de,s.aniina NY thense uf The tlea,, and maW,
wonders entirely nrw 10 Ne ATE aiso hrnnaht ~
slab. by I've usa, No ariioe cor the stms n,,re
has ever beea vnesed ~ The pNhlie whlub ,,m
bines the essenti,l POINTS of valuable usisuet,on
aud entertaining fehnei amuss nsM 20 "a eseat
nestent ~ thls lnstrumea,i every family has
unl 10 spp,eoistf W. Meiits ~ basssae its poe
sessot, N " ~ low snricea that svs,,toir rsu
hass nns, snd 80 s,mpls eh,li cad u-e "a ~.
ienl- rhouia pfeslds thsif chiidlsn w,M ihis
the great sassYtsas Of 6slas Wsed ns lswrl,sss
q ws'l % ussilshL aud .has svisfds en,ssssiM'
s,ide NlsrsNls wsiilr,l, pesi,p IA, IA ssesirS
" ys'ss sa ~ lgsyy saAls.s w Tks hssslIV
bAvtl Ass6kVas tsst latkos
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FINGER Cur OEv.-We are sorry
to learn that our friend David Kers.
tetter of the Union House, in this
Borough, last Thursday, while quar-.
.rying stoues, for building purposes,
one was thrown on his right hand,
cutting of the second forcfngor, at
the second joint. lie saws it has
panied very little so far and that he
is getting along finely.
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III. -. winner tatilUl'tlld Ill
cgar Bittcrs are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ua-
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges OF
tic Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califlr.
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
ire extracted ihercflom without The use
Of Alcohol. Tho question is almos,
daily asked. "What Is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of ViNEGAR Bir.
fERsf' Our answor is, that thoy remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and a o.gi' ing principle.
a perfect RcnOvatur aud Invigurdtor
Of the system. Never before In the
history Of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF NiNtGAW BiTTEHs in healing 'he
sick Of every di.ci-e man is heir 10. They
are rcntlc PurgaiIye a. well as q Tunic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
ihe Liver and viscerd Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DIR. wAIKEn's
NtNLGAR Birrgus are Aprriont Diaphurr.i,
CaHnlnhtive, nutritious, Laxative. DiureJi,
hrdatiye. Counter lrritant SuduriGc, Aliera
tive, aud An'i.ii.l'pus.
II. ". MCDONALD & co.,
Druggists and Gen A gia San Franrisal C,iIfo-rI.
and cor. Uf W lShinGtin atd It4arit1, - y -
soia ny all Drugyists and Dt aieIs.
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Mortgage ofthe sunhrry and Lewis,own
Railroad Company.

Mortgage fthe suniury and Lewis,owu
Railroad Company.
In the supreme Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Pernsylvsnia.
Sitting in Equity,
Between
james Pollock md Edw7rI
+. Mitchell. Trustee. nam.
ed in a certain lu'su'ure Jsu1sry
Of Mortgage, dated tie T.ru,
fret day of April, ls1n, l-14.
executed aud delivered ~
by the SInhury 4 Leai.-
town Railroad Company,
complaiuan'..
ard The Sunbury q Lew.
istovD Railroad Company,
defSnlAnts
NOTICE HtRteN GIVEN. Tla,. t-r.
susnt o. a rusl decree o. the ~Upfsus i'ruf' 4
Ni,i PriUs. for the YsFte'u pittr..t 0f Jsrr,5 I,
vaBiA made ~. 10Th Day uf Uerefrbsr - n
the Ab1Ve entitled cause. tA.reHiIl .ss,t...,. 4.
public sale at the Merchants Farr+uge. u ,tt
city of rAiladelphiA. 81 y r'clarL r0u8r r.
1tE,phY. May 3 i--1. the whole Do. afils
railroad Oi the sanitary aud ItaIs'uvr ErIf.
road COMPANY. t4ginrlnsat ~. eas,,.+. - -,
SusquehAuna rivsr. ~ surtut ~ ,sflA-d cfrr'v.
opposite the p rnugh - >'iirsErove 10 snyder
county in the ~ts'- uf fsIusylrafia are tIass
ing ~ .Ay oi >el.-sg''Ve Srd Vtrvr- 'u-fAr..
in snyder county. {" itS is'nvr. Nf..r ruu,.v
. distance Of ~ nj - more ~ Iesf vita he
appUrteuhnees, and al iHe lArlF tsrff.
estate, railway ties rs'l'. stjsfs'rus,rfti Fitt
tfcrks, N'idges. yiarDris vb's cr.,s,., ferfsl.
night Of Wy uArtltt stHfs. tsfais Efugr 10.
stations tDuses ar : other 10 llit e t,..trtti,
improvement ard tifuctUrtr s'svefJ ElIstrl
nature rtaif sr''. hos go er's1 via.
oWue'. acquired hsil - srsrtsI At rtgH az
TIE tald SUutufy ana LeNistov AI3Fra
Company for tie pufpHse e. sft'AIirg AID
malntH ming tseif sAid rHiI'Bs'. - fts HrrHfr.
mediation o. tie tlFifsss 'ltft#f. O.. etse. w..
AL the crcss f"Ads, svIt.f -. t'Trs's. tattHrtf
sssrt-. re. sttsrF. vttsf f HU-tUsGrf -Fbtfstua
AL tue rlEttF aid frnrrsIfes - erstuf. fsIu-p.
irg; also. Giltae ua~tifery. f.'lirE stust .. -
aLd 10 tlemeuts, abb ma 'sfiElf csttur.eI y .tl
tie ~ I+f eguil rneri ~ sAi1 rhllTgar -strfu.r,
and $3.50 AL the fIgnfs. 'is-fist fsFlrfI re- m
irsuc:ists offlt 81. "a lfuht -gfrrtrv srF A.
tie estate riglt title iftt-cff. f-.f-sr.Y tluffi
snd dtmtLd. ~ Auv usi.sftrd An. Vtats srtr
COMPANY. IN law efui'r. Ir NI1 t. ne same
an sveFv pant hrd pace Thereof 40 81 tsrsff
Ani equity 1i fe'su.ti"a therein sf itssn4a
Suf fl-f aft .en nist.u o iu..f "Ha yUrr
TERMS OF siLE.--gsE-l t.H~sra' Irru-r
cVsh won fiE-'fg tte 10. A. rtt resiHus rf,.r
the 1ee- lruvidet. i.sst'r. ff'trsFvtrf
Of ~ resifut uHy if made .r sHHl Tasr .f .f trt
said - hlry sul lev tsfapTE 'rrH ..rrr,rrr
- are entitled % re-t 20 ne tlIli Ir.s.l- ..al
tie fSis sIyl .is tissIl. .isyu.
JANIS POLLOCK.
EuWASU :. NITCTrIr.
Trussts.
JAMES 4. FETTNtN.
Assioltsr.
Dawn VI. Sf-rrs.
Z. CAEEati EuTvsrTp.
Couustl f.r Tr1s'tts
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Mail Eas' connects east and wesi at Eri.
with l.. s. VI. : r. " md n, Cory ~,
lrvineipn with OIL Coeek ani Allegheny
X. T. "
Mail West with east 4 west trains on l.
:. NJ. :. u. " a a. Cory aud l,ngtor
With oil Creek ard Allegheny y. Il. ".
Buffalo Express makes close ornutc
hons NJ Wilbbmsrori WITH y { Y W
trains. north AtI at HArrI.Lurr ~uv y
g. X. X. I. tfsius south.
Nm. 4. BALDWIN
Cen. Surf
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xsas,tt.,u.

NnricE. h kseeNy slyea' .,Ns,s Note ~e.
:ssssalys.s:,T'rs n: \. ,s's' y ssrss : S'TSs ss
~ ~, ~ sy ss Me- Sssss' s,s n,sSs, sw
eonsitetstlaa, sNAvil re,ssNs Az hsress wn,,e
hs,l ny 10 .nesn,sa,s ~ lAe same Uniets cora
''''' '''''''''lsssSXASkksrsvsoAN :
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\ DMiNlsTRAToR,S NnrMr. .

lAtr,ters ot Adm,a,.,fatiaa ~ ,Ns estate
" isroh hanh late ~ Non~ce trwasAl,A AerA
snns Anow,ns themselves ,oaeh,ed 10 sald c.Na,e
ave teqnes'el 10 make pay menl without DELAY,
While ,tose hs,iNr clsims wnl pseseNt them
Jan aal a W. hn,if, HUMANITARIAN
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A D,lINtSTRAToR'S NOrlCr

William Barse deed late ai retfy ,awnahtr
snyder ccunty reaNs, having heen pfAnieA *
the unde,siseea all persons knoviua them.
selves tadehted 10 saM estate ave reauest,,l 40
make immedists payMeNt white ,hnss haviNs
e,stms VII present them taiy authenticated foF
settlement % JNuN N,NttE
teb VA AdMlniettNtAt
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OUR SCHOOLS.

We have always desire to know
what others think and say of us
whether they entertain Il good opinion
or otherwise. If they are persons OF
intelligence, and competent to Judge
correctly, we will be more or less gov
erned in our future career by their
opinions. If on the contrary, they do
not possess the qualifications necessary
to give value TO their judgment, it will
have no influence upon us.-ln school
matters we have heretofore not occu-
pied an enviable position. Among the
counties of the State ours has been
considered one of the lowest. Many of
our school houses were very poor, and
most of our schools not any better.
Our people all helped to swell chorus
of complaint, but none tried to move
IN the direction of improvement.
Schools, teachers, directors, and all
who had hand in the management
of educational affairs, were alike de-
nouncod by both the intelligent and
the ignorant. The former found fault
with what was bad, and the latter either
echoed what tho former said or found
fault with tho little that was good.
Things. IL must be acknowledged, have
not yet changed ~ much US some
would like TO see them, but competent
Judges agree that general advance
has boen mado. Below is tho opinion
Prof Horne formed of our educational
work find his remarks in the Ma
ional Educator, ofwhich tho Professor
Ia Q<i1<0r. 44
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"on M9ndsvpsprnins Deo, gpih, We started for
ths pnrn.e 81 nnipK . three days ennaaement,
=. Que of tue tua4I1tcts nj tho Snyder % In
siitate. owins % b>sing missei the train AT
liarrirbnra. We dhflN reach Miidlehnra tiil
Tuesday narstes, Instead of Monday evening
n y7,roied. Villain W arrised We iounh Prot
Nos(SnH with his band OF teachers busy al wnrk,
ItsrahoeiF m tnyder rounts, have made Rreal
rrSye y ander Pot hoc,ltssswlo IL an expert.
epadu sed progress W teaahpf All the tmpr,ye %,
siethnds " instruelion arr heinx tntroiursJ, Tho
<ssfs ny'ns asterninsA not 10 be lei, In the
tie sl,svs fr the ,,rvslisxsassnt cf r,oa,ss', !
srsehs,s sna auo othels VIM take an Interest Ia
vnf ppviw so1vols. pkuunLSs,
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th ins'. ty pey. W. n. woiand, James
u. AiRer aud Miss Sarah HAssingcr both of
Benvrri"wn. Snyder county, Pa.
Ol TIE 18th inst. at ia il-ryl'o. by Rev. W
r. Wciani, John Eti ger AMI Miss Matte
wa 'ner both Of L"wistown.
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A DMIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

n UNIN TNI NNTVN y NNVTIIt--
a y Letters Of Administration On the estate ot
William showers dec Il tate of nea,et twp, Sny,
der County, peansytvsn,a, having been srant,
oil 10 The uniersipnea, ali pe, sons knawins
themselves indebted TO ssid estate are request
ed 10 make Immediate payment, white those
having ciaims viii peseent them duly aN,hes,i,
Gated er settlement 10 ADAM SHOWER
feh IVA AdmM,slralar
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
December Sth. I-1:}

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- A'hlA-i 20 > o..
NJ. Carmel 81 II.
T,lip ieor- H1r-s.,.,o ~. >.iev.
~ New Yo't. (. 90. sigtu.trs %.
- rsi'ssaiAlten. slotH.- -o,trs
40 : ~
Frr N.v yo-t sHL m
~ Pt.is5tyiiL 90 II
T01i1s 2, RI-,si.-r i.,s ., fr.lr,
Lave New Iaii. .yglu $50 ~.
Le',t Flnsa,lIllr. sittH.ss. lp5
Letrt Ntv YrL p o. u.
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THE GEM
MICROSCOPE,

TIEGEM MICROSCOpE Is the most won.
uerfll scientific production Of the nineteenth
century. IL furnishes the power Of high priced
instrument for mere trhe, and exceeds In use
ruin So any microscope ever invented. Ii reveal.
th' htddon wonders Of minute creatiau-as Eci.
~ Vinegar, Animals in wat.r, Bl;terrIesi
FEATHERS. the q 'lden marrow ofa Hair, Insects
Eyes. She Pads, Claws joint aud Hairs Of a
fy's Foot, makes X jPes of Fibres Of ciith, a
crpsbar of Needles Point, and 80 on inaei-
nitely. IL furnishes hours of ius, tion enter.
hinheit aud amusement for the young aud Old
ana every family shout possess 1t. II IL itysll-
anle to stu!euts professors, teachers, uhysicians
"a fact everybods. Il i' cheap. aud at the same
line OF great yaluo. Price 10. Mailed pos,
paid 20 and rddress on r,Ce.pi OF price
"A FAT TAXEty9nrm Asrnts-Men and
Whole time, or leisure moments aud evenings
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light as by daylight. Parents boy IL for their
children. heral cash commissions paid IteE.
cites the curiosity, which produce, u desire TO
have H. anl requires no talking by the Agent
Comrlete Ontht mailed. post paid. on rec ipt Of
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make NJ 'nev. Address THE BEVERLY CON.
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oHerIoT Nour 'h'pcction, our usual nss0-tmtnt Oi
MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting Of the Newest shapes IN straw. SILK
and Fancy Hats, Bonrets. ar.. NsIyrIs
Flowers, Grapes, SIN Goods, F.rther-
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mcnts, &C., Ac., &c.
W. shall be happy to wait on you at our store,
or receive your orders Yours. very respe ctfnily
II WARD.
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We beg 10 Inform YOU, that We are prep,r d 1,
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-10-15
Teachers Examinations.

BES- A general examination viii be held al
Stroudsburg, October oath, for Teachers fail.
ing to attend at any of the above named pla-
ces. Examination each day to begin at la
o o'clock A. Nj.
a special invitation to Directors and all
Others interested is hereby extended.
JERE FRUTCHEY, Co. Supt,
Strousburg, Sept. II, 1874