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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
The S:sI.apDrn Case.

New YORK March 81 The decision Of
Judge Benedict in the Sanborn case, expected
TO be delivered to day, is upon the point made
by the United States District Attorney that
Sauborn illegally took money that was coIec' cd
by Hawcy aud Vandcrwerken, both OF whom
were in the employ of the government, and
such collections should have been turned lnto
the Treasury; also that the contract between
Sanborn and the Secretary Of the Treasury
specifically holds that he (Sanborn) could not
recover any money unless h. ('aubofn) pcrSon-
ally collected it. The District Attorney puts
in evidence the preliminary letter Of the Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury interpreting the contract
that Sauborn must make bis collections hn'-
golf
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Imported only by the
Wlson Asisn &aronJ. Won
LABORA TORY OF PROF e. B. WILSON, No. 3ySecond

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This wit" Lima y A s;1 1 S"a H v y so from "
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Ell 5s:i : Ell % 81; ;s: ssS ;ss s
g' sR o For @
POUNDS Rssptfiiy &c.
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA West Philadelphia Dec 1873
have 1ny16 n S"sp:hfoi sasa a
~ ii% s ~aH r55n p a S%PS
%sf d . no S s"
n s f%1 5ss of ' ILL., VIA vi e
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so3e A b SI prsnS lime
suTarGsph S
sc ;: ,a S" Guam" no d4 sae a ian4'
Letter fro" '1.''Ss wl SH"? VA, August 4s 1879.
&c s sea ria r 9'sS 1 ] to- w wSE
' wa " %y Ef o Ok very Inc
BETHEL AcA2sHH EAUegEsR co , VIZ 5p 24 4a s7a
Sis5 yr '3@n on my h ~1 @ 1 avn
seen hnh n'tw,9x nng
ve and er h Us a M i bsS t sMILa ns
fused you" o yen, SSi'" ysSs r.;
m ono row RKo4 7 nyS SrAr2x TAU91EH co. WI D s
o S. s a 1 "t Gy ' Wore ". r
s s T s P Ths a5 is @ % yours R
ns~The Company 2olbs acre. bit the
I ] e. es Poi A E ;s%r s fee 5 s'?" s :& as
fo a'ays and t ~ni
HOOE g. j OHM STON,
GENERAL MERCHANTS
ianM PRINCE STREET ALEXANDRIA, "A.
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.asTAI, sssss.SsGhES.


On Sunday afternoon last young man "n -
was visiting at a house gu the Opposite silc VI
the street from the Jail, deliberately puilcu ou'
, ni,to and discharged its contents ln'o 'he
wall Of the room, greatly alarming 'ne Soun ii
lady to whom tie was 'alN,hs' l;ral;nst commo-
be imagined, producing INC '''0''~
F., ton among the ether occupant
In the Crrnis Cur 81 y ashla"io';, SGs''.i
, day, the case 81 the Ai4x1rtr!" tana i','''oa"
and Bridge C4mnary IS. NA!''al '" 5' 'in
talhoad; action f'r uah';:9 i'1,.' ro,a
endaDt no. Keeping c'"'l'|' W 49, D;.,,;.,
from the c'n;t' a4ne,'ic' 'tooI.r,,nn
was continued with leave - '''''e"'
| Some OF the young gen: ~ i".. 49,"
ailu led to lately IN the AcAh,! Lad
dence OF ne ; a'''!ie'"'! .s,or,l,v and
upon the edllor OF 'hat p'pcl y,L.t n i,,n,n
ontaihed from h'I, l'''n''so ,,,;,,r.J n L;s
lh''f n"'IcS S"o'''' w ~
'o. ~ ,..,u ona rvo mill Of
), me S,','I eoi,,' p.-I Ie., ~, THion street,
.ncssls, h'."ons q ''a ''.,orj,r Mr.sr, Sut-
wa FuV III "'e'a'''ii IN, t.r,norIv RIM
;'r :" H. Jnbn ny,r and will soon commence
ns,r .ni' D' ,Inr - - 1"' "''' ~
'p ~ 'D'-' .;,o r,,,,,h;, Fro
:, Ne wagon '':'?nE,',s ~ ' ~. -, 1,n sbnn.
LnG M i''n';"Is ~. 'a,' - rho h,,dsnmn.t
~ , .,i',,,.,;.l ,r,.r seen here, and re-
a,as roa, crnJ;t unnn the skill Of the r,aker
~ of NJ IIin Eacl;n The rainter.
''"I - -, > 0''' 49,, b, S,los Roach
u'ols y""es' Mho T i r';u i ns IN an ~.
on om;t;eai cnnd;;on thourh not worse
49,. ,,1:,or6,v Nv Thos Cross. who lost his
ia,.. he r,; ro,d ;yciricnt sometime since, COZ
ti,,ucs - improve,
llo,l,.s marc h.,on,r;nr to Col, G. +. Suite
,1,-,..,,I ,,>,,,.,J,, r,n If The fir,,t l1ukiu.
'ai,l ,,,,r S,on n ,nis nr;rhborhoo1 and the
Tnn,,J N adm;r,tinn ol' ne late veto Of the
palcrshurr charter, has named him Governor
E.mncr
NJ W \ N,r,;,b b,r;,. rs stated in
-.''r3,,. E,y t,n hn,n mn IN nosscS,i,,n OF
H.. d,,oli;n,, h,nsn viii renew. his Family -
~, ,.,t, .rI or.in mako his home among hi<
nnn,crnns old friends,
~ ", n., r,,,.,,, ,o,,,nr
3 ~ ~ ~ III y;.,;,,;, i.,r,,,r;. & s 4
- 70 ~ i1;n +.,ra,I NJ Nlr lain
S e u,"o r. Wv r.,,'' h,,r, ,l;sn.sn il
;.,.I,n,n.n ,i|'>
NV r. c., r,,, W.lIooo win
,ona1 3' ;a uo"> wan, -, rho r,n, * ~,In \, n,yi
",,;nn r,. onnn,i md was the first boat TO
.,r;vn h..rn his season liz canal with cargo oil
cn,I
Tbo mn.,;nr Of the CITY Council, to have
hoan hold ro-rirhr for the rurao%c OF swearing
in the new Mayor. has been postponed uutll
ten q c!fck to-uo.row morning.
,.ol,,od mn, !, ,tru,,nu io board the
,,',,,,r Nr.-,,r ,f[cr shn h,d left her wharf
hsr,, this morni,r made too short Jump aud
t;.lI into the river. but was rescued.
o,;,o c,,,uo,,n u,s Great. i IL tic Co
lurtIbia engine house last blight BY the accidcn-
tai dischargn Of a liSto in HE packet ci enc OF
the hahtucs of that place.
A horse hnoDriur t. the Singer Sewing Ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
The Markets..

New YORK March 3l.-StochS Il, tive. Honey
4a5 Gold l3s. Flour quiet and steady. heat
u shade frmer. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-Vlrcinia sizes old,
SO; \irgnia-, consolidated, 5Gl West FIrginl,s
10Y Cotton firm low middlingS I34ai5! Flour
dull and unchanged Wheat in iair demaEd
and lower; white choice lstIsS5; fair to prime
do l65al75; choice amber Isl; good to prime
rcd 165al75; common fair DO. l5OalGo. Corn
firm; white Southern o2te4 yellow southern ~
aSl mixed Western &; Oats dull and un-
changed Rye dull day unchanged. Pro-
visions active and hrm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

LOUISVILLE LOTTERY. The Louisville lot
terry in which many persons in this neighbor-
hood had invested, was drawn to-day, but the
list of prizes has not yet reached here. 1t was
announced 10 Louisville last night, SO the tee-
graph says, that IS 0OO Of $4,000 tickets only
!.aviug been sold in the Public Library drawing,
the prizes will be scaled down twenty-five per
Ct, making the capital prize slS7,500. The
other prizes will be reduced in the same pro-
portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
Massachusetts Scn,atorshsp.

BosToN, March 3l.-Thc seventh ballot for
Uuted States Senator was taken to-day. The
whole number Of votes cast was 2ll; necessary
to a choice l3S. Dawes received %, Hoar -
Curtis 7G, Adams 10, Banks 6, Washburn :.
Whittier and Pierce received each Que vote.
The Convention adjourned till tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

rINO THE VOTERS Ut TnE CITY OF Al
i EXANDkIA-AL the rcque>, of u Humber
OF my lellow-c citizen, hereby announce nIy>e.i
As candidate for the office OF t"lnmonwea!. n :;
Attorney OF the city If Alexandria y; the ai'-
preaching May election, subj c: /, The action III
the nominating caLvc,siinI . the Conservative
party. II elected, | shall devote my time, en-.
ergy and ability to the discharge OF the legil-
mate duties Of the office
mn 3c-tt JOHN Nj. JOHNSON.
DEADS SORE THROAT and CATAkHH
IL POWDER--This wonderful Powder gen
c:sly relieves sore throat, cod in the II ad u.
hasrseness inside Of ~ hours Prepared by
VIM H. Read, Of Baltimore, and tor sale by
WAkF1ELD Il HALL,
NH 80 Corner Prince and Fairiax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
Weather Probabilities.

WAsuISGToN. March 81, a N.
For the Middle States fresh norIhca>ter'y
and eastcrly winds, falling barometer, low tenn
pcrature, rain and snow. For the South At
lantic States, southwestcr,y and southeAstery
winds, falling barometer high temperature, in.
creasing coudincss aud rain in the northern
portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

OPENING OF TIE ". 4 0. h. Il. TO PUR-
'ELiVtlLE. The formal opening of the Wash
iAgton aud Ohio Railroad to Purceville. in
ii;;"ndyun county, about four miles west of
Hanii!ton, the present terminus, took place to-
Gay, Il lumber of persons from this place,
Washington, and the various points along the
'ine OF the road, being present aud participant
'os' hu; the lucemeut weather prevented many
W, WI" had contemplated being there, from going
! he tram FROM this place aud Washington
reached the depot about noon, where the
guests were met by a delegation from the vii
>IS'' accompanied by music BY brass baud
ir,i"rcheS We're made by MeSsrs. Mckenzie,
listen, 1s>'c"t OF the Company; j. NJ. klgour, OF
- ',rA"''rn; Nichols, of L2cSburg, aud others,
%,,IF when handsome banquet was served
I"'i ''Shiy enjoyed. Gen Huutou, Mr.. White
''"' '"a others, from Washington, did not ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
The Louisville Lottery.

LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-lhc Public Libra
ry drawing commenced this mornlug. Thlck"t
No. 964 drew $3.50. Number 3571l drew
81. 500, and number y, I0l drew $15, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

FNEMEN' $ NlsIT-The Washington Repuh-
Ie1n OF this morning says: "A large delegation
Of the Columbia Fire Company, No. 1, of Alex
anhrla, Va, comprising some Of its principal
oiiccr>,) yesterday visited their Washington
brethren and made a tour Of the different en-
-lac houses. At every engine house they Were
Warmly received and Hospitality entertained,
aad the party went back to Old Virginia feel
IN good and happy. The visit called to mind
II" old days Of the volunteer department, when
i was no UNUSUAL occurrence Tor the compau
lc>, with their numbering hand engines, to
NIKE the eight mile run between the two cities
Oh the slightest provocatiou. Then they would
have good, jolly time and a quiet walk home.
lie neat progress made By the paid depart
meas. with their improved apparatus and per-
Ice discipline, is of course advantageous to the
citizen, but there is hardly man Of ycStcr-
day party who did not sigh for just onc hour
Of tAe old time when the Franklin, Persever,
a'cr, Anacostia. Northern Liberties, OF Coium
1a rushed her dow" with the characteristic
Erl>. and worked hard for hours in fighting
Tie fAmcS--all because they liked it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
Strike.

BosroN, March 3l.-The operatives in h"
Jute Mills at Mcthuen, Mass, about 80 in
number, are on strike to raise their pay to
where it was before the November panic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
SNOW SfOrlllt

New York, March 81, ] p. ma snow
storm cummcuccd at II clock. The wind Is
northeast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

Ms- NoTIcE.-There will be u meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Alexandria Library
Company to- morrow tuesday, evening, at the
Library roosn at s o'clock. Auy Director rot
having time to attend the meetings OF the Board
will please send in his resi- nation.
NH 30 II 5. G.. NEALE, Prest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
IN h 80
~FFlCE ALEXANDRIA WATER CO.,
1 Marc. 3D 1874

The stockholders of the Alexandra Water
Company arc hereby notified lha. the hrst IN
stalment .! TWO dollars per share on each snare
OF the old stock Of the Company has been order
cd BY resolution OF the Board OK rectors 10 DC
paid to he Treasurer, at tnc office of the Com
pany, on or before the 18th day OF April next
By order OF the Board
NH SC-eotd T. d. FENDALL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1874.
The Senate was engaged today with the
House currency bill
The House Of Representatives after some
discussion Of the centennial prop sitlon Which
went over, took up the Louisvill- aud Portland
Canal bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

POLICE REPORT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
trrlay VIM Epps, fora assault upon James
Dudley, both colured was locked up tor cxau-
uatiou. Three other col0rc1 mcu were engaged
in the assault, but as their names We're UNI
known, no warrants Tor their arrest could be
issued
Fifteen low aud abandoned women, three Of
whom are white, arrested in the shauties at
Devils Row in Flshtown, and at Buzzard, S
BOOST, as Migrants. were locked up for cXaml-
nation.
Four dodgers were accommodated at the sta
ton house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
ARK ANDRTA q AZFrTE and VIRGINIA ADVERTISE

rive-prcvented by the rain. Alexandria was
represented by several merchants, business
men and others. About fifty persons took the
train at Lecsburg The festivities Of the ocea-
sion we're marred to great extent by the rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

FLAGsroNE ARTEsT.-One of the two little
boys who were here last Saturday week draw
ing pictures upon the hagstones in the pave
mcnts, was arrested in Baltimore yesterday tor
obstructing the sidewalks. The American of
that city says THE poor little ganin was 10
sad plight, his clothing aud person showing
utter neg 'ect, notwithsta that there was
son to suppose that the contribution which
came to him in the way Of coppers aud half
dimes must have been sufficient to have kept
him at least comfortable. This fagstone pic
tora business is au old dodge in London aud
Liverpool England, where poor boys are taught
by worthless men having some talent for draw
Ing, to sketch roughly few simple pictures on
the broad HagstOneS or on teDce or WALL SO as
to attract the attention OF those who are pass
ing and elicit small contributions from sympa-
thctc spectators, who often suppose they are
thus encouraging somc embryo Raphael whose
genius only needs encouragement 10 order TO
attain wonderful success. Whilst at the police
station, he was directed to give specimen OF
his skill, aud he soon fell TO work on granite
step in the yard Of the station. Diving his
hard into one Of his pockets, he drew forth
soiled piece Of paper in which he had num-
Der of pieces Of colorcd chalk and with these
he rapidly skctched portrait of some dlstln-
guished general 10 the British army, and prob
ably in the hope of working upon the feelings
Of his spectators, he also drew sketch Of what
he called the "bomhardmcnt of Fort Mctlcnry
These sketches were, Of course, rough, but yet
cvnccd either the possession of natural talent
of no mean order or else that ne had been we'll
trained TO the work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

New CHURCH IN THE COUNTY. The First
Baptist cooreI church, of Rossyn near the
Virginia terminus Of the Aqucduct bridge iu
this county was dedicated Sunday afternoon
in presence OF a large cnncoursc OF co!ored peo-
pie from Washington Georgetown, and the lm-
mediate vicinity OF Rossyn Rev. Sandus Alex
ander. Of the Georgetown Baptist chapel cou-
due ed the services, ami addresses were also DE-
ivered by Rev. ColliuW VILLAINS formerly OF Fred
ericksburg Rev e. Moore. of Washington, ami
Rev. Moses Wilson, OF Georgetown. The last
named will in future have charge of the church.
At the CONCLUSION OF the religious exercises a
collection was taken up.
The church is of frame construction and very
limited dimensions, but it is Only intended for
ten porary use, the congregation having decld-
ed to erect, AS soon as the funds will permit, a
much larger and more substantial building.
4 LONG WALK-The Baltimore Sun Of
this morning, says cssrs. Daniel NJ.
Worthngtou aud Edward J. Shrivcr walked
from the Three Tuns Hotel, in Baltimore, to
the Capitol in Washington, distance Ut thirty
six miles, in nine hours and five minutes, leaving
here on the mornng of the och inst, at S:45
aud reaching there at $50 10 the afternoon,
having stopped iorty-Gve minutes at Laurel TOR
lunch The walking time was Il little over four
miles an hour. Resting three quarters Of an
hour 10 Washington they continued their walk
to Alexandria, eight miles, reaching that CITY
in Two hours, having walked the torty-iour
miles from Baltimore in ten hours and twenty
minutes, or, including the two stops, eleven
hours aud fifty minutes. This was good walk
ing performance and is we'll worth recording.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

ypRANUY BHANUI
ID Just received fresh supply OF RUCk'S
IURE. BRANDY, for medical purpos ;, which
| Mn sci!n. II t:f1y Cents per buttlc-warrantcd
pure ". FRANKLIN CREIGHTON
mn - 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

= Office! NOTICE!
\ fresh supply Of White Lead, Colors, Oils,
&c, lor painters ,!s", can DC louad Mt
". FGAn Ii LIN CRhlt1HfON
NH - 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31
Just received and now Opening,
kI,r,,b o., 1874

VOL. WILLIAM kILGOUR having de-
" clined re-e,rction, announce myself \
candidate for the office of Commemorative AT
torney for the city OF Alexandria,.
MIR S. c. NEALR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-31

COFFEES just received and for sale at re-
~ duced prices by
J. G. MILBURN,
NH 81 No 10 north Royal street.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1874-01-02

: ! 7 ION 4 ARe.
a.. JANUARY ,, 1874.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1874-01-02

APoLoGY Owing to an unjust de-
cree Of the Circuit Court, Mt its late
session in this cOnnty, we have been dc
prived OF our press and material, and
Hrc, therefore, unable TO issue our rcgu-
lar size We hope our friends and pa
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1874-01-02
p.fnD IA u01WIlII T0UT

Virginia. proceed to take evidence to
enable him to state and report an ac-
count, showing. first, What liens there
are on The real estate of said several
bankrupts, their nature and priorilic'
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1874-01-02

E E HUN 7 1lnj44
- - 70 o. % . . % . .
HUNTINGTON. WEST
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U1al
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tions be not hcgun nrcomplctch Oh that
day, the taking OF In |s.ua. will be cum
tinued from day To diy. and irpm time
to time, until compl rl.
Respectfully. VAUGHN K RICE,
pr Counsel.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1874-01-02

dersta.d, offering TO pay all the expcn-
scs for half the prog and going 50 far
as to have the suit 'cntcrcd without the
consent and authority of the party" so
far as il refers TO me, is wholly without
foundation in fact, aud bascly false and
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-11-05
Great Fire at Selinsgrove.
Loss FULLY 100000.

About 6 o'clock, Friday evening, 30th
prox., Selinsgrove was again visited by
a terrible conhagration far more de-
structive than the fire of Feb. u, 1872.
1t was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary and no more propitions
time for complete destruction could
have been selected as strong wind
prevailed. The fire originated in the
stable OF George Schnure, Esq, which
had been fired ON several occasions be-
fore.
Some Forty-fve or fifty buildings
We're destroyed, in the very heart OF the
town, including the Keystone and
National Hotels, Methodist Church,
Times Printing office. Neither Brick
nor Stone were impregnable against the
fire fiend.
The Susquehanna Fire Company of
Seinsgrove, Washington Fire, and Hook
Ladder Company of Sunbury by al
most superhuman efforts succeeded in
subiuing the flames about o'clock,
but for whose efforts but little would
remain ofSelinsgrove.
M. 4 - s~s~a~ 1;ok <,r Io..x. - =.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-11-05
Resolutions ADOPTED at the Teachers Institute

NuEoEhs, We hclioyc that Teachers In
siitut'7, when properly conducted, J-, a u.I..it,
Tow or for good lu The cause 1i q lucatipu aud
WHEREAS. We believe that, as tcprLcrs
some cNI ressiou n our hearty lul earnest ca.
oieration w.u.d he omiurntly proper Therefore
bc IL
R,'oirsi that in our county Sur'. Prof.
VIM. Nnet'tn 2, We rocco .uiSo an active ,iici.nt
aud devoted uiircr, oh' i7 iu tho highest dr,rcr
worthy N the cn r. r'Ht once aud hearty su..-
port ot dir,, tors aud teachers.
Rsg2vsd, That the Increasing interest in
'hc cause. manifested hy parents and teacher.
'hronH,"1t tn, county. f. largely duo 60 his lu.
Ev,'rsi. Thq' We hoartilv nlorse tho
improved wctarls uf Instruction, Iliu.irrtcll ly
the riu','prs % cont uuI tut'ns teacher. We
wlll faithfully culctsur 10 inHko IrOpcr an
gl cation of tin principle Trc soptcI.
R"o'rsj, That teachers failing to avail
. ems. I've. OF tho opportunities hero of!e-cl.
either iu MT r,cr.n 70 ar tpIrcri1tc the vital
Importance 90, their ctl ing aud arc ,cspr, lg-s
ut the highc cen urc.
Eo.r,R That We hclivo II 10 hc rn,i.
tivc ty Tor direct rs y'.i tho schools AZ re-
gul into val md al trHt each tour should
- represented II tue county Institute.
Rnwirti That We gratefully ackuowl.
edge the sorry, rcu'orc b, Dr Gri,Nold AMI
Nrs Ucut of tie IlHuWshurg Normal school
iruL uoarl ul The 'uwlrrlui VALLEY Nuru 4
srhoul, deputy Sta O. Supt lluuuh arl utNr-s
and return our sin tuauk1 ,Dr their labor,
In uur helult
R,s.'r,3 That our thanks arc. in m cs-
r"ci'l manner, duo t. the Ni'l'ohury TauA for
ia ir dclight.ul music. which was highly ON.
durtyo q the success Di to institute.
He'r'rSi That We also are grateful to
the citizens and o,h.r visitors. whore pr scncc
IA dnilc,tCl their kindly Interest IN Yur tauso
KcsP'y submitted.
s. HmNraLGMAN,)
q. !. ~ NuL, Com.
a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-11-05
TO MY PATRONS.

Having had the misfortune to be in
yolyod in the terrible conilagration ON
the night Of Oct, Both, whereby suffer.
ed the loss of my dwelling and office,
onc,halfofmy household furniture and
goods, two-thirds of my printing mate
rial, and all of my stock of winter pro.
visions, suddenly feel the pinch of
poverty and beg all those indebted to
me in any way whatver to oblige me
by making immediate payment of the
same. Respectfully
FRANKLIN WEIRICK,
Pub. Times.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-11-05

II ticoho'c TimRuk are taken into
the blood the heart works faster. and
this unnatural -pccl wears out the vi
tai machinery. All Intoxicating nos
trums advertised arc "touic- b." "rcnova-
tors &C.. produce Tai, di.a.trou. cr
feet, and should hrr,icclcl. DR.. Walk
or'~ Vegetable Vinegar i}i,tor- IAN In
yigorant without the curse of alcohol
is everywhere supplanting tho,
these poisons. OCT -. iw.