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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-14

Grange Iteaas. @
Jacksonville, Illinois, Changers
have Q grocery store.
Three Oranges we're recently
established in Franklin County,
KY EE6
Daviess County, KY, has forty
Oranges and two thousand Gran
gers. s'S
The Changers Of Evansville,
Wisconsin, have formed a mercan-
tile association. d
The Patrons of Jasper county,.
Mo-, are preparing to establish o
mandatory at Carthage.
| The Washington county, Ne
braska Changers propose to erect
a 100000 grain elevator ut Bell
Greek.
The Mclean county, ILL.,, Gran
gers will enter the next political
campaign with complete ticket.
The Patron Order is flourishing
finely in California, and all the
Oranges ars organizing County
Councils. . 4
The State agent of the Oranges
in Indiana has reports up to this
date of 1,45O Oranges in Indiana,
an average of sixteen to each coun-
BY.
, The Grand Rapids { Mich. Eagle,
says; the Changers propose to pur-
chase the Manufacturing Company's
works in that city, and to run them
A correspondent from Washing
ton county, Oregon, writes that
they have eleven Oranges in the
county, and that they are accom-
plishing much good. 4sss -. ssx
The Patrons of Husbandry in
Boone county, Mo-, are organizing
. stock company for the manufac.
ture of agricultural implements,
with capital stock of $50, OO0
Hebron Grange, in Adair county,
Iowa, has resolved not to purchase
plows or any other agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS of those manufacturers
who signed the resolutions of the
Chicago meeting on the I'd of Oc-
tober last
At q meeting of the State Grange
of Kansas, resolutions were adopt
ed requesting their State Legisla-
ture to pass a prohibitory liquor
Law, and declaring that no persons
who retail liquor shall be admitted
to the Order.
The Kansas Farmer, of January
7th. says that there are now upward
of $50 Oranges in that State, with
an aggregate membership of over
80, 900 They admit as charter
members only intelligent, practical
farmers, of good moral character.
The National Grange Circular
for January shows an increase of
1856 Oranges since the 18th of
December. The total number to
date is III, 264, with . membership
of about 800, COO Ohio has now
337 Oranges Iowa has the largest
number, Z, 900, and Missouri next
1,500.
p. W. Prudent, of Berne, Adams
county, Ind, writes us that Gran
ges are being rapidly organized IN
that county since Che middle 81
January last by Deputy Reefs Of
MajenicA The new organizations
are Inst getting into Interesting
working order.
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A. Z. CFOekeF q &c.
800 Main Street opposite Mr..
Bennets Livery Stabe-Have $50
childrens' wagons for you to choose
from-Prices ranging from 4lOO
to 500 less than you can buy else
where.
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The first Of this week, we took a
friend by the hand, who informed US
that he had all the money he wanted.
This was so rare case we had to
have q "sha ke'' Eg SIS
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DIED.

Very suddenly, at her residence, In this
city, at junction OF Washington avenue and
Finley street, on Saturday last, Mrs. Eliza
beth Jones, mother Of Arthur Jones, in the
65th year of her age. ....s
She had, for some time, been afflicted
with apoplectic symptoms, and on the even
ing OF Saturday, her son Arthur, retnEning
home to suppel-havtng left his mother at
noon in usual health-found her on the floor.
she Ind been dead about one hour. She
was universally respected by her neigh bors
and WAS an earnest and faithful follower Of
the Master.
On Saturday night last, It'll Of March, In
the vicinity OF idatleboSough, Mrs. Sarah
Burk, wife of Theodore Burk aged a years.
youngest daughter of William Barton.
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Clean HlAxseeA - Loan. f E
Carpenter and Newland, 1t 223
Main street, Barnes's old stand, are
prepared to Loan Flaxseed ON the
most favorable terms. f
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A. Z. CF0ekeP 4 C.
Have q beautiful line of Hamburg
Edgeing's which are better goods
than You can buy elsewhere for the
money-call and Gee them. go 1'st'
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AZ No. II, North Txankin strssk
win Be found the last styles Of Nil
linefy Goods, Bonnets, 10. Can
and Leave yoar ordsss iat ths old
stand Of Mrs. 8. A. Ik6 Davis.
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LAAaess DsoevoIent Aoeaely.
First quarterly report OF the mana-
gers Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society
of Richmond, for three months end
ing February 18th. 1874 60
Cash received on sulscriptipn..........-s Sill -
- fron nsenlbe Of societv . IS
:" from Township Trustees q 90
"a - Basket collection at the
annual meeting Of the society,
November 27th, LS7S-..-..-..-...----. 10 -
Total .slN Is
Cash paid out for provisions, clothing,
-
Balance In Treasury Observation-Disclosures D -
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+ We have had donated to as, new
goods, rs yards; number of garments,
Is; pairs Of hose, SO; pairs Of shoes,
Is; / quilt, pieced by little girls; 2
crooks sausage meat, about % pounds;
so pounds corn meal; $40 worth Of
meat, and l looking glass.
The following articles have been
distributed: 5i3g FaI4 OF
Yards of goods, 80; number Of gar
ments, 1l2; pairs of hose, IL; pairs of
shoes, q; so worth meat; l crock
sausage meat, and Is pounds corn
meal. pl Fa+.E2s.
We would tender our thanks to the
friends of benevolence, who have SO
generously contributed of their means
for the relief of the poor, and would
say that We have endeavored to judi
ciously distribute the same. and have
thereby relieved the wants of many
worthy persons who are unable to help
themselves during the winter.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. d. THOMPSON, President.
MRS. T. G. VIcKREY, Secretary.
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TIE Ne Drug Store,
OF NJ. b. Ballard at the Depot
contains every thing that can be
applied to alleviate pain and cure
the human family of the various
diseases to which it is subject
Merton 4 Clark,
Are selling Sugar and Coffee
cheaper than any house in the city.
Call At their Store under Phillips
Hall.
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DIR. Taylor's Drug Store. ~s
In the Huntington House build
ing, is open day and night for the
accommodation Of the afflicted. All
the medicines fresh and pure, and
prescriptions put mp by experienced
hands.
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chicago MAKkes.
Flour dull and unchanged.
wheat, demAa,d active and market nrm
at ~ nal a.
Cosn Hettye NJ 649613tc. a-htz e's--se
Oats- Et4@4i1xc. ,r-s=F ,rff.s te s,a-.f-
Rye nrm at S0c.
Barley firm az q z29l ~ v To az
RteArn0oA Markets.
fCorTected weekly by n. w. Briggs and
Thoe. NestOr. The former gives ~ tlAe prices
Of grain, and the latter the prices Of other
produoe and GTUcerieS.l 44ssz&
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N0slins-CoAplsse Sesek.
| Our stock of Brown and Bleach.
cd Mmlins, is complete. Examine
our 12a cent Goods [.
j. FoRxNER, 40 Main q
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On the 18th instant, at the residence OF
William Thistlethwaite, by Rev. y. Gillian,
Mr.. John H. Railsback and Miss Julia B..
Winters, all of this county.
On the nth instant, at the residence of
WnliaIn Ihiskhlethwaite, by Rev. N. Gil
am, Mr.. Marcus ID. Ho9gatt and Mi1 Mary
Scott, all Of this county. &nSl
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The undersigned has Just rcceived his new
FALL STN LIS OF HATS Of all kinds,
TO which he invites the attention OF all who
would indulge In the latest fashions.
DO-Caii NJ the Hat and Zap Store of
JOHN SIFfRsNS.
Richmond. March l. ISsA ,-ls
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Office hours, z A. H. to 6 P. NJ
Open Saturday evenings till 9 P. n.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only. -i-.'iA - s' =.
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SATURDAY. MARCH H. 1874.
LOCAL RECORD
cssy e1s..-.-


s@ 1s6fy D0esrs.
r~.,es Elder.
s.1-i~wis o. Sliofer.
TT <sur William 7; Wilson.
1ssorney--John =. Lyle.
<nsriI Enxincer-Oiiver Bntlsr.
WI n Easter-Wm. l.. Taylor.
Wood Sensurer-John J Roney.
city Assessor-Iewis NJ. Baxter.
street David Haner.
chief Fire pePsrtmens ,, 9; p" S,1.
chief Of PoIice-AlexAndeF aorney.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Hoard Of Public Roberts,
Stommisssc on Finance Nckman, Hib-
Ciaims-Page, Conklin. Mariast.
Fire Depercment-Rosa,D ulin, Page.
Markets and Public Buildings--Mariatt,
Gss IAsSt -Conklin, Page. Hib,,erd.
Printing and Stationery-Watt' Roberts,
Railroads. Hibberd, Rosa, Nye.
Ceunty O0essn.
Judge Of the Wayne County Circuit Court
Sroseentinx Attorney OF the Wayne Cir
Clerk OF the Court ". W. Dudley.
sisriH-wn ii. study:
Demntv -Joseph l.. Smith.
AmNfor.-E. N. Parker.
Depufy--R. H. King.
Treasurer--Joseph q. Lemon.
Deputy %. ". Lemon.
RecoFder--Jesse r. Jones.
Deputy--James w. Wilson.
County Commissioners-Andres ,. Wig
gfrs, William Brooks, Jonathan Baldw
County AsnessOr- Ihley w. Anderson.
JCsTIcps or THE PEACE.
EnDs Thomas, RichmOnd. 1zs
John w. Martin, Chester. .s. ,..--s.
A
Thomas McGir, Charles seaman and b. L.
Miner
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AxoUrCEnlru1r

A1OO i
(UDRvIA7INo RCLE-Al1 announcemento
of candidates, In the Palla4lium, for Nom
mating Election, or otherwise, AUsr he &C.
companfed by the cash, at the rate Of al
AUDxioR. fs4s
EDITOR PALLADrUM--You win please an
notmce She name Of ThAdde0s W. q. Dxa1.
felt as q candidate for Auditor Il Wayne
county, subject to the Republican Nons-
MANY FRIENDS.
9HERIFF.
Mr.. EDTrOR:---Pleaee announce the nnsy,o
of JOEL J.FISSEY ~ a candidate for 6hesf0
of Wayne county, suhject to the Republi-
can nominating eleetxOn. E91 pzAs-4
s $50 49, MANY YoTKRs.
Please announces the name Of EoRnls
JoaEs, q candidate Tor Sheriff Of Wayne
county, subject TO the RePubltcan nomina-
ton. I-4 - -As@=A4 MANY FRfEyps
We are authorized to announce JAlng n.
DUrERRow, Of Franklin townshtp, - cam
didate for SHERIFF Of Wayne coonty, subject
to the decisisn Of the Republfoan N0anfna-
ting election.
.gssz- RncORDKR- szsss.sss essssa Z -
We are authorised to announee w. Fl,
SANDS, a candidate for Recorder Of WaynS
county, sut9ect to the aectGion q the Re.
publican Nominating election.
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me Mormons are endeavorinQ to
'estaoiish themselves at Nauvoo
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Entire New Line. s@zs asfs
- We are, this day, opening IN en-
tire new line of Dress Goods, Eng
ish Chintz, &c.
j. FoRKxER, 40 Main-st
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Local @ Notices.
@4.OO Per M.

vim ~ ca.,~ea - Am Gss Rim nee
pafd On or BEFORE the sch Of the
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GO TO GRACE CHURCH.

On Wednesday night next, March
18th, the citizins will meet at Grace
Church, for the purpose of sustaining
by their presence aud their purses,
the war on the liquor traffic. Whilst
the good women are using their relig-
ious and moral powers of persuading
liquor-sellcrs to quit their evil work
let the men use all the legal power
they can bring to bear upon both the
social evil and drunkard manufactur-
ing-those twin cvimes that are q
curse and a reproach to any people.
Important - Ladies'.
Mrs. L. Drury, the Inventor, will
remain at the Phillips House one
week longer, TO teach her new and
perfect system for cutting all kinds
of garments, for ladies and child
rem, also. gentlemen's shirts; more
bias trimming can be cut by this
system in ten minutes than in any
other wsy in three hours Hours
for teaching, from 1 TO 8 p. M
Agents wanted. Innings cut free of
charge. Ladies', call and see it
No charge for explaining.
March IA, 1874. y4Aa 500
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ear 0tOck 81 KfA Gloves
Is very compleet, neraly all Nos
and shades-of Best make at 800
Main Street, call and get pair.
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The time for paying city taxes
viii expire on the 10th inst After
that date, the penalty win h4ve to
be added It is hoped that all will
avail themselves of the opportunity
to save this extra expense.
WV p. Wnsox, City Treas.
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Cose0F1A u more than . suhs1itues for
Castor Oir- 1t II the 0sly safe article In ex-
fstenee which p certain to aaimilats the
food. regulate The bAaSeh, cure Wind -eoafc
and produce nstuEsad aieep.1 Il coatasns
neither minerals, morphine Or alcohol, and
Is pleasant to take. Children need MOI CRY
and mothers may rest. "a
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Rarnefs' Meeti09.s s1zsE SEZ
At q meeting of Farmers Clubs
and Oranges of Wayne county. the
undersigned was appointed General
Business Agent for the organization
of the county. Parties having bust
ness with the agent will address me at
Richmond. l will be found for the
present at Morrow's AfoceFy Store,
on Fl. Wayne avenue.
ELAN I. BRowN, Sec'y.
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For the Palladium.

For the Palladium.
FRIEND Davis: When any old ac-
quaintace, who many of us have known
for near a half century, departs this
life. generally a goodly attendance of
old settlers pay the last tribute of re-
spect in attending the body or casket
to its tomb in cemetery.
On the occasion of this, the present
week, brought together many such to
interchange greetings. The writer
met with q contemporary friend whom
he had not before had the opportunity
to take by the hand since his tour to
his old native State Of North Carroll
ma, last fall, where he emigrated from
when he was but few years old, to
near this city, where he has resided to
the present date-over sixty years.
He says he saw but few places at the
old homestead that he could recog-
nize. One was the spring where he
took . drink. The log house had
given away to q more modern mansion.
He saw some Of the logs Of the old
house, etc. He vas shown the graves
of Nathan Hunt, Mahlon Hocket,
and others of some note among the
Friends. The former visited White
Water meeting in 1915. He saw many
highly cultivated farms. The lands
formerly owned BY the noted Nathan
Hunt is now . model farm, we'll stock
ed with fine cattle and agricultural
Implements. He rode in . car where
he was the only white man. The
emancipated African descendants con-
stituted the remainder Of the passen-
gers, ON their way to Friends Yearly
Meeting. He rejoiced at the ultimate
result Of the great rebellion, though
personally to him great sscriioe in
the loss Of son. IA '3 go -, 80 F; 90 3.
In his tour he visited the City Of
Washington, where he met with sone
acquaintances, especially his old friend
d. P. Holloway, who took great pleas
ure in showing him around the city,
though the day was rather unfavor-
able. Called on the President, ut his
house, but found him absent ON Cab
met busint IS. He thinks the Pres
ident is comfortably fixed. Doesn't
believe he il such horse-jockey rs
some of the papers try to make him
out, but was told he keeps good horses,
and took good care of them, and is
often seen driving along the street in
q plain rig by himself. -
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Always my Year rsunks
All. 8. Starr Z Sons Trunk Fac
tory, No. 24l, Main a, whore they
ara made, and avoid middle men. >"
Repairing promptly attended to.
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Wanted, $4,000 feet Of Walnut
Poplar, Ash, Sugar, and Cherry
Lumber, in exchange for Furniture
at the ssRichmond Furniture Com
paDy's" Rooms, No. IA, n. Ffank6n
Street 9ft ~
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Coal and Wood Yard on Fort
Wayne Avenue, to get your Fire
Brick. Cement Plaster, and Lima
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Jury List Nov 9, 1874.) Sept. Ad-
journed Court.


Beaver. John IIetirick. Paul Haines, ia.
cob q. snyder, Elias K. Swart1 Beaver
West, Amos l. Mitchell, Reuben Wagner;
Centre. Iohn L Spanglcr. Hophni Samp-
sci; chapman, John q KrcitIcr, Jacob G
Nerhooi Franklin, ) ; Schnch. Beuia.
min wirenmcyer, } J Mitchell, Morris
Erdley Monroe, Jeremiah App Benz 4.
Hummel. John wendt Middleburg.
Henry Zechman; Mijdlecreek, Henry
Hummel, Philip Roush, Henry B Yerger.
Pcnns, Franklin Bolig. Benz. Hnrmau,
John 4 Thomas. John Walter Perry.
Henry Boyer, Frederick Meiser, George
Rohrer Perry West, George W Amig
Selinsgrovc, John Couliron, p. Wesley
Dorm, Samuel Faust. lIouswcrth. Esq
Peter Hoilcr, Perry ulrich, J + Walter e
Union. Emanuel Aucker. n. +. Dun
dor, Henry lIenlricks,iH I'll $ Kelly, John
II Weiscr, Samuel Wilmer Washington,
Henry Brown, d. Eiscnhart, John Hep.
ner. william Hockcnbought, Augustus
Springman, s. W. Watt.
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Thc DwgGid O6rrs amy kind ofhcrb-
favored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, or any other allmcnt, tell him that
you want medicine, not Il bdr-rOom drink.
Ask him for DR.. WALKERS CALFoRNIA
BlTTERs, the best regulating prcpara-
ton known, and which you Lao,c is free
from "Sdtms Ejrir." Reject all the
fiery "Tonics' and "Appctizcrs,' and
cling to that remedy. There is no
medicine that compares with it.
Oct l5.iw.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Court opened Sept. 2sth, at the usu
nj bpur prpsppt

Court opened Sept. 2Sth, at the usu-
al hour, present;
Hon. j. C. Bucher, p. j.
j. G. l.. Shindcl. and
b. l.. Raudenbush, Associates.
The court appointed the following
tipstaves John Mohn, Isaac Wetzel,
and jeremiah Smith. After the sworn
returns of the constables, calling the
Roll of Jurors, and the charging of
the Grand Jury the Court adjourned
until after dinner In the afternoon
motions were heard, and two criminal
cases in assault and battery tried in
which both defendants were found
guilty.
Common Pleas.
Jonas Colemanvs Jeremiah Savidgc;
Jury find for Plif. in the sum of SOS S6.
Jacob Coleman VS. same Jury find
In favor of Pltf, in the sum of SIS So.
Peter Neitz vs. Benz. Meyer ct nj /;
jury find in favor of Defendants.
State Bank of Harrisburg VS. James
Tharp Jury find for Plfi. in the sum
of 1883 30.
Mary C ShaiIer by her father VS. "A
ron Fisher & wife; Jury find in favor
of PHI. in the sum of $500
IN az dunn N hughes vs. EuilOnu
Yost Jury find in favor of Deit.
John Weiand vs. S & II RCo. Ju-
~ find in favor of PHI. for the sum of
$3.50 90
Henry OFT VS. C Hover ct nj Jury
find for PHI. in the sum Of $40 So.
Adam Wagner Ex'r &c VS. Jacob
Greenhoe Jury find in favor Of Deft.
$27 AZ.
Quarter Sessions
We are pleased to say that the crimi-
nal Docket at this Session was very
limited, and the Indictments sent To
the Grand Jury were only crimes or
misdemeanors of an ordinary nature.
In the matter of the removal of place
of election in Union township the Court
decreed, that the future place of hold
ing General and Township elections in
said Township shall be at the house Of
Jacob Blosser.
In res the election for the Division
ofBeaver township, the Court decided
that said twp, be divided agreeably to
the lines marked out and returned by
the Commissioners, and that tho name
of the new twp. be E" Adams" Further
that tho place of election therein be at
the Public House of Heirs Of Charles
klattern.
.s
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Heavy oats are good for horses
none will deny that but oats cant
make Il horses coat look smooth and
glossy when he is out ofcondition. Shoi.
daHs CJWiry ConddiOH POWiers will do
this when all else fails.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
cd OF that dread disease, CONSUMPTION, by i sim.
pie remedy. Is cnxisns 10 make known 20 his iel.
sire Il, Ee will send u copy of tho prcscriptio
sued, lfree OF charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they VIII
mud . SURE CURE for Consun.pl.yn, Asthma,
Sb. Parties wishing the rrrscrip.
tion will please address (Deo rs ,Ts ON
Rev. e. A, WILSON,
iA Penn St.. williamsburgh, New York.
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Cramps and pains in the stomach
are. the result Of imperfect indigestion,
and may he Immediately relieved 10y u
dose of Jol,nson's Anodype Liniment. A
teaspooniul in a little swcetcnod water
is dose.
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DE e

oct. u, IN this place 'infant son Of John J. and
Mary Bair aged 2mouths.
In Selinsgrovc on the 9th inst. Mr.. Daniel r.
in the 58 year Of his age.
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Dr. T.. ~. FOOTE,
BOX 7Ss, New NoriI.

IN roorE "a mo author ~ Mrp'cM Cox
NoS SISsr" Iu"k that ronh,l - circulation
of over 100000 copies: n'so, ~ "rLAIs llnmH
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.Ay er's
RairVigOr,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

gloss cHd freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickcned, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the folliclcs are de.
s,roycd, or the glands atrophied aud
decaycd; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, aud stimu-
lated into activity, SO that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with u pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will keep il clean and vigorous.
lts occasional Use will prevent the hair
rom turning gray or falling of, and
Consequently prevent badness. Tho
c,torl'ion of vitality it gives 90 the
,ralp arrests and prevents the iorma.
ion ot danlmil,, which is often 50 an
irlnly and offensive Free from these
lrlctrriuu- ,ubsianccs which mdk
,mc preparations dangerous aud luiu.
.1u. {, the h.ir. the Nig,r can only
"uoGt hut not harm H. " Vn'cc
,rply for HAIR DRESSING.
rh.ug else can b. touni .o i. uahlc
uNn.Hg neither oil nor dyo, f, lo..
-, -ni white eanhr'r. unl yet l-'
'ntor'b' hir,. giving .'alt., g.n..
sire. 'oI 90 grateful p'riamc.
PREPARED by D., j, c, Aver y &c
Prsc;irl od ,u.',n.l .""'r'-,.
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The examination will begin at o a. m.
of each day.
Each applicant will provide himself
with three sheets of foolscap paper and
a lead pencil,
No director should absent himself
from the examination if it be possible
for him to be present.
WM. NOTHING, Co. Supt.
Selinsgrove, Aug. 20, 1874.
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God Save the Commonwealth.
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
DANIEL BOLENDER. Bicb

Sheriff OF Snyder county, Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and give
notice TO the ELECTORS Of the county aforo-
county OF Snyder, on