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WINTEN AnNANGEALNr.

On and It ter ,nia,, D,e 8, ,b.J, usias wi
iun a. loli'~s. unun.s cAc' pttu)i
OviNs sDCtB ASH hast.
Leave Milulobuiy at ~ a-d NV d. m, D. 10
anu 81 ~ y. la.
MAiL.-i.,ascs o. denaburgb at 30 p. H., ST
Albans ut o.2u u. ~, Duilins ton at $40 u. u,
Pht Henry ~ d. III, iutiond ~. 10 =. u, bel
lows Fails 49, p. IA AWNING at Nov London ut
J.3U p. ~ cOuut ctius with steamer for New IOrk.
NEW NOkk LXPRE,S-Leavess st. Adams at
$50 IN, burlington 100 IA IN, arriving ia kut-
land at IL 90 III,
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Lcaycs Ogdcnsburgh at
1900 IN, Montreal $50 p III, ST. Adams 40 p
IN, Burlington $40 IN, Rutland 1850 N,
Bellows Fails 3.25 u, arriving in New London
at III 10 tn.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Burlington at 200
p N, awning in Rutland at 100 y IN. Leaves
hutland ut $40 ~. Bellows Fails go "a N,
("cconimodution train) arriving ut New London
at 5.lU Ia.
MINED TRAIN-Leayes Rutland ut $40 p
IN, ior Delows ialls sud BIatileLoro.
UOtNu NORTH.
Leave Middlebury at 5.lj and ia IN, and
SO aud - y IA.
MAIL -L,uves New London at > q IN, Spring.
field $40 Il EustuD so It IN, Dviivws halls al
ii % ", Rutland I.JJ p IA, Tor Poit leuiy, Bur
lnyton, 1t. tlUaus Montreal and Osd,nsbUrgh.
EAPKE7o.- Leaves hutland at 90 IN. at
living at Port Henry at S.vo p N, and -. AlDans
At ~ - III
NIGui EXPIRE = - Leaves New London 2.4j
y N, Hprins Id at $40 III, coiin' citing viii!
unin leaving New lmk at 500 p IA, bell ",
faiis - ~ ~, c.uu, cling with train lawn.
''st It at 40 + M hGtiand | As ii III. for LUZ
in-t"n, II. A,o,ls, Aa"utreal, Osdcusburgh anu
lac Wet.
MIXED TRAIN. Leaves Rutland Mt $40 Il
II, ior 'u'iinston, It. Adams, st johns and
Malone, ~.
VI MI rdilN-L,avcs Bellows Falls at 4 80
IA, "tiivins 10 i,uil ,nd at ~ II IA.
AGO. ~ A,ODA i,ON Leaves New London Ut
$40" N. "5il'w. taiis so IA .livius in hut.
and ut Il.,V f. NJ.
T'aim- ave nu.lHston going Eat, for Mont
"li.r. Ac.. At 60 az. i2.2U N, anu 7.AO + III
r,ains l-asu E,ll,ws lois suiug uv.ja ioi
Matte hirci Junction, &c al GO III, Hoo In
inn t.3p and li..U p ~.
ONNE,T.oNs.- t Eutl ,ud with Rensselaer, &
| 'aiatvst ana Harlem Extension Railroads; d
! iull"ws t.li- WITH Cn,-Lte hnlrnu; at ~ou.i
! Vernon It'll " ltyof kalf ud
II slc,lh CT ato attached 70 l. isht train
oet"e'n ~ aio1A- AID Too. .od Bu. lug ton all,
| boston.
W. Hobart, Cen. Sup
ST Atinns " D,- i--{
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AND--

FROM DhuGuisls.-Therv Is bV casu VI Dys
pcpsia that Grect's August Flower will not cur,
Come to the drug store Of case Rider, Middl'
bury, VT, and inquire about 1t. II you SUD
from stvcncss. sick II, sdschc, Sour stomach
Indigestion Liver Complaint, or dersngom, ut Z,
the system, try It, Two or three d. scs will IL
leve you.
Boscheo's German Syrup Is now sold 10 ever.
town and city ia the United States We huv
not less than FIVE hundred letters from Druggistt
sayins that it /. the best medicine they ever col
for Consumption. Throat or Lung disease. Sam
pie bottle Tree Of charge. Re. ular sizc 10 ccnte
Case & Rider. sole agents 48n3
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A new method of killing horned cattle
has beeu 'nIi oduced in Europe. witch il
is said, largely reduces the possibility u
ibHicting Unnecessary torture upou ,h,
animals. Au i'm mask. like coh,inu
GUS blinker, is placed Oh the bullock :,
bead, so arranged us to close the ANIMAL
Vision. aud to make hole or socket il
the middle Of the mask corresponding tc
the spot ia the center Of the forehead
Wherein blow Immediately causes 10
sensibility. A hollow nail Of pecul al
form made to fit the socket. and having u
large head. is then readily slipped in it,
place, and single blow OF very modern t,
strength drives it Instantly bome. aut
causes death too rapidly to allow Of any
suffering.
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And Droppinys in Throat ChoIings
Stran, tings Pai, IN the Side Loins
Headache Dizziness and General
Weakness Cured By less Maa Three
Bottles of the
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Aarifnlturat department.
L0nOuCTeD by AlBthT CdAPMAN,

HoRsIrLgsu AS Foop - fIors, flesh
still consumed iu large qusn'Iies IL Pat
lie. During the first s,A mouths Vi 1873
5,l86 horses were cold Tor eating. Tn,
heart, liver, brains aud tongue ais tsi,u
like those Of the OK. the nurses pur.
chased Tor the market bri s25 to $50
In gold. This new trade Increases the
value Of used.up horses not diseased. by
more thso $50 each. So that the wealth
Of Frsuce is Increased about $50 900 ,00U
by the use oi horse.He,h MS iuvd.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

sudden changes u CLIMATE aro sources u Pull
incnary, bronchial, aud Asthnatic Affections
Experience having proved that simple retnedi,'
often oct speedily and oaitainly when taken i.
tho early stages of tho jisoasc, recourse shout
DO at cnce had to DR.. n O. Whites pulmouar
Elixir, let TIC cold, cough, or irritation bU ey,i
30 slight; us by this pr,caution more serious al
tack may Lc oI,ctually warlel oG
Ask y.ur drussi-t c. dsaler for "The House
hold Receipt Book" WaioA contains infn matio.
valuable to all bou1ekcepcrs, VI u copy will h
forwarded FREQ by mail, or application to Lore.
u. Lord, Burlington, Vt. aims
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Prati's Astral { ii.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas.
turns in any lamp without danger Of exploding
II taking dre. Manufactured expressly to die.
laoo the use of volatile aud dangerous oils. It,
,afety under every possible test, and itS pvrfeoI
turning qualities are proved by its Continued US,
IA over 3JU.UUv familiee.
Millions Of GALLONS have been sold and no ao-
Enthusiastically or indirecti, has ever UcouIrea
rom burning, storing or handling it
Tho immense yearly loss u lilo and property
.esulting irum the u,e Of cheap and dam eIou,
ils in the United States, IL appalling.
rh. insurance companies aud hie commissioner,
ihruughout tue country recommend tho ASTRAL
~ tbs beet safeguard when lamps are used. send
or circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, aud al
sholessls by the proprietors, CaAs. PuA'T Co..
lO6 Fulton street. New York. 70 tm
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yniiaren Often 3ok sa4o ant
sic
from no other couso thar ortns in the omacL
BROW rs VEkNi fUGE t0MFiTo
will destroy worms without injury 90 the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and ireo from all colur.
ing other iyjuri,us igsrcdi,uts usually used il
worm pfepsratirns.
CURTl- It BROWN, Projectors,
No 2lj Fulton street Now York.
Sod BY pruJ5i.ts and Chemists and Deaiers i"
Nsdiein.s at TwgSlY-fivE CLSIs a Box. Ill
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a common fuim OF Indigestion
Is oppression alter ,atiug. or dcprcssii 4 dull
uess vt spiiits; VITA 'latuleucc, ur L.lchiny up
wind aud almost always I, llOws Custiveuess. ID
Harrison's Pciistaltic Loreuges give quick un
permanent relief. They are pleasant, portabl,
do not require increase Of dose, never x ipr, an
for Constipation ui the Bowels, Piles, iieadach'
dizziness. Irregularities, aud other Female Weak
nessrs they arc iucrn, arabic. Trial bvx, 80 OF
Large box, w cts and mailed free for this Lac
price.
DR.. HARRTSONrS ICELAND BALSAM
spl ndid cure for coughs, hUarseness, and nj
throat and lung Complaints. For ,alo by T.. :
HARRISON g. CO. PiupIictors No. Tr'
mont Temple, lioston aud all druggists. 46n
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ihlrty Years L xp-rience CT al
= q Nurse.

Mrs. WIssLow's SooTniSo SYRUP Is the PRE
>cRlPrIoS u uuo ui the best Female Ply sioiai.
aud Nurses IN the United stnt,s, and LAS bee,
Is,d Tor thitv years With never failing tai,ty
uecess by milliuus Vi nUthurs aud children, lion
the ieetle infant Of QUO week old to the a0uit Il
,orrects scidity o tue stomach. ielievos wiz cal
&C. re, ulales tue bUwvls aud ,isrs rest health auV
,umtuIt tu mother aGt cL!ld. We believe it l.
10 tho best aud Surest heu'edy in the world il
Ill cases Of UYSEN Terry aud DlAhAHA IN
children, whether it arises from Te.tLing o.
rom any other cause Full directions for usinl
viii accom- pany each bottle. Nome genuine unles.
tue fac-simile Of CURTIS Il PERKINS is On tn,
,utside wrapper. Sold By all medicine Dealers
lC:lY
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n, p-rsoA can take these Bitiers dccur
~ 70 derec ions, aud remain lnug unwcl. provide
tisir Lune rot DESTROYED by ner7l roson 9TH
rlsan', aud tAs WA or-'as wasted beyond The oil
q repair.
Dys2so4i1 c. ratiires,i1n. IIeadacl,e, Pii
zines. SUR E.ug,uo e ITO stomach, Bad IasI
in the Month. H.iots A'i1tt5 Pimt1iion ri II
IIe7ri Inflammation &c IN. IIu~= Pain IN The reeio
Of the X 4 evs. auI hundred uther plitu> yupinn
are the o.isprin~s It Dysncnsl. IN these complain
IL hs ur c1u1' sud 49, bottle VII lfove Letter st.{
snies cf b. n'-- e. "a l-nri'y advertisement.
hoy lfcm-:o Complains, IN Young ar o.
married or si-'-, p, a.. d1vi RI womanhoud, Or II
iirn # i.e i- Owe rit.rs s' y So decided Il
du-~es 80 nisr.-I .mur.v-4n-..t - soon paced
t1'-
L.. .>l1,nri7.o-.y mad Chronic RheuI
natis;l s.d Gout, l.. iurs, Feriueut and lniei
iiitel' ievs be q t' l. poi, Liver. due
aud Hail-.. ue : i u.ri lt-; - cgul. ; ieh d
clsc. arc ctl--I b. Nltl;ci l. qn e winch is genera
l.rrluc o. d-ran"eme tti ihi y resiise Drg7r.
yiey m.c 81 GeD:lo E'urgntiVe as well nj
Toni, russes " also the peculiar merit 81 ael'
IS pow I 80. j re- rvrg Cnngcstcn or i'hanI
l7.ui Of ID, l.s-s a-l N.---..l . -l, a. !" Baud
Fsr s,s', p'schs"s, rrr'ion7. T.u--, s.,
Tieir', y mcle7, 5 Dia, P.mpes pls'u e. ii".' g.,
lIuce Rng-worns. Scld-liedd, Sore Iv=-, M
a1s a.. I,t! Sour. Dsc3u-1toA'n ~ the SLIM lunic
aad Da-i-e ut the .iH, q whatever tar7r m1iurd
ar. literally dug 10 AID rficd uf t.. ay.-ls ~
-iuri iir= liv the u-a q ines. J. .ic-i
Grateful Thousand. t4.c Ie N'cr0 nf-
TOR, Tie mast Wuiiler.-, La. ,a.a.l d. -.-. .'
] tie .iYhiu~ system.
/ WALKER. poor =. II. -TrD1N...- -
Druggists aud Cen Cts, san ian,i..u o..
ard cor. 81 Va -iiIuztnn and Char %. a.
SOLD ~ ALL DEUCCtSi-.A AND e.. ...i.gl
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As Il ILuuy iuSuto,io iVt SOusuo, SV.vs auu al
di vHses Ui tue lungs, no remedy seems {" b
gaining thy pubic favor like Weeks Maj c Coi.
pUuuu iJr tue reason tust II Is alwdys tvuad st
d. d reliable AT Las dOue uiVre iur inc than al
vthcf neIiues" Is what We hear said OF it daily
Guild by all druggists 4jm2
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DIED:

WARNER-On the 10Th uit., at the res
idence of his son, Samuel, in Fayette town.
ship, Mr. Joseph Warner, aged 20 years,
l months and 10 days.
SPlCHER-On the 2sth ult., in Walk er
township, Mary, wife of Emanuel Spicher,
in the SD year of her age.
IRWIN-On the 3Oth ult., at Reeds Gap,
Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin, mother Of James lr-
win, aged 81 years.
KURTZ-At Mexico, April Sd, David T.
Kurtz, aged 81 years, 9 months and days.
nAWN-On the 4th inst, in Perrysville,
Isaac Hawn, aged about 65 years.
RAGAN-On the 4th inst, in Delaware
township, Peter Ragan, aged about 5S years.
PARKER-March "a. 1874, in this bor-
oush, Mary McCully, infant daughter of
Robert T.. and Kate Parker, aged 10 months.
aFare thee well. thou lovely strangeri
Guardian angels, take your charge;
Freed at once from toll and danger,
Happy spirit set at large.
.sLife's most bitter cup Just tasting,
Short thy passage to the tomb;
0'er the barrier swiftly flying,
To thine e, crlasiing home.
aSealed those eyes, so lately beaming
Innocence and joy SO mild
Every look so full OF meaning,
Seemed to endear the lovely child.
"In the silent tomb we leave her,
Till the resurrection morn;
When the Savior will receive her,
And restore her lovely FORM"
COM.
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REPORT OF EAST SALEM SCHOOL,
For tie month ending April >, 1872.


No. of pupils in attendance during
monIh. --..... ..-..-.... ol
Average attendance Observation-Disclosures. AZ
Per cent. of attendance ..... ..... SO
Per cent. Of attendance during term. 81
BF Harley, Calvin Smith, John Hart,
Jotn II Oliver, Wm F Oliver, Jos Oliver,
Da, id Kurtz, Piilo II. Warner, Ulysses @.
Warner, Mary Emma Harley, Ida c. Shell
ley, Juaata j. Leach, Mary C. Pifer. Sarah
b. Piier, Ella V. Shelley, Emma J Shelley,
Joanna Guyer and Alice Shaifer were pres
ent every day during month.
Calvin Smith, John Hart, John II. Oliver,
VIM F Oliver, Mary Emma Barley, Ida {.
shelley, Juuiata J. Leach and Emma Jane
Shelley were present every day during term.
haincs Shafier, Joseph X Oliver, David
Kurtz, T Harley, Wm J Auman, Rictor
II Auman, Philo II " arner, Ira A Winey
ana Laura Peoria Shelley Were present 100
days or upward.
H. s. BAs, ~. Teacher
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Fifty-fve pupils were in attendance, of
which olly ore, Henrietta Groce, was pres
ent every day. Ida J. Griffith, NJ. Blanche
Sieber, Alice Sieber, Ellie C. Sieber, Mary
X. Caveny, Emma Davis, Mary A. Benner.
NJ. Alice Smith, U. Grant Flax, Oliver
Groce, Jacob 5. Winey, David Griffith,
James d. Watt and J. Ambrose Martin were
present 100 days and upwards.
MARY >. HUST, Teacher.
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Manhood HowLost, How Restored
Jzst PH5fisie! !, IA a Sea.si Escelops. PrIes
Siz GsEfs.

kLecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure ci nerinatorrhea, or Seminal
" eakness, Inv oluntary En.issiops, Sexual
Debility, and Imp, diments TO Marriage gen
orally; Nervousness, COnsHmptipn, EPi-
IepSy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
plcity, resulting from Self Abuse; etc.-By
ROBER~ J. CULyERWELL, ". D., Au-
thor OF the s.Green Book sc.
The world-renowned author, In this ad-
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequen-
ces Of Self. Abuse may be eifectrtlly reuiOv-
ed without incidents, aud without dAhEcr-
Gus surgical operations, 5ougies, ins,ru-
ments, rings or cOTdIalS, pointing ont a
mode of cure at once certain and efiectu..l
by which every sufferer, ID matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately and radically. This Lecture will
prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent. Under seal, to any uddress, in a
plain envelope, ON the receipt of two post
age stamps. Address the Publishes,
GHAS. J. G. KLINE & co.
l27 Bowery, New York,
Post Office Box 1855.
Jan. 81, IS7s-ly.
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PETIT JuRoss FOR APRIL TERN, 1874.

PETIT JURoBs FOR APRIL TERN, 1874.
Fermanagh-Michael Bsshoar, Abraham
Moist, Isaac Sirber, John Tyson, William
Clsh.
Waikcr-Sohn McMeen, Robert w sar.
tain.
Fayette-Joseph Bay, Michael Hoffman
Samuel Leonard. John Shelley, George
ShYery, Will an Thompson.
Dclaware-Ira T Kepl-r. Reuben Kerch.
ner, Samuel Kurtz, Wi,liani Smith, Theo-
dore Thompson.
ThompSontown-DaviI Shuman.
Monroe L A Swartz
Greenwood-Lepis CaIgill, pavid Cox,
jesse Reed.
usquehsnns-Enanuel Long.
Patterson-Adam Ernest, Abrahcm Sny-
der.
Mllfort-Lewis Burchfeld, s T McCul-
Tough
Perrysville-John Danbsr, James Shoaf.
Turbett-David Hertzler, x e NcMeen,
James Mclaughlin.
Spruce IIill-JOhn Clifford.
Brale-WIlliam Clark, Gideon Haldeman;
JOHN P Kelly, L K Laird, James Leach,
John Nourse, ID Stone.
Tusc.rora-Flias Evans, John Gray, John
Harry, James Irwin, David Naylor, James
Steens0n.
Lack-Robert Robinson, Sr.
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REPORT of THOMPSONTOWN SCHOOLS
For month ending March q, 1874.

SCHOOL No. |.
Whole No. in attendance during month, 53
Average attendance -..... ..-.. -
Per cant. of atteuiince during month";. 81
Per cent. of attendance during ter.n.... 81
Jeanie Speicher, Alice Smith, Emma
Cameran, Laura Vines, Mary Vines, Mary
Daugt esty, Eli 5ougherty, May Kepler
and Estella Plett We're present syery day
during month.
Jennie Spsicher, ANA Cameron, Alice
Smith, Mary Daugherty, Clara C. Tennis,
John Underwood and Charles 6rant were
present every day during term.
LIZZIE K. HARXAS, Teacher.
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REPORT OF vANwERT SCHOOL.

Whole No. in attendance during term.. d9
Average attendance during term. 81
Per cent of attendance 49,. $500. 50
Willie Moore, Emma kurtz, Barbara Cher
ry. Wilhclmina Kcnawel, Annie Kenavel,
and Maggie keaawel were in attendance
every day
David Watts, John Cherry, Robert Moore,
BERTHE Coldren, Edgar Moore, Elmer kuriz.
John Coldren, Martin Kaufman, John
Kaufman, Nora Kurtz, Emma Watts, Mary
Kauff man, Ella Kenawel, Florence Kena-
wei, Laura Kaufman, Jennie Moore, Ida
Nc M cen, Ella Watts, Annie Moore, Katie
Coidren and Nettie Coldren were present
100 days and upward.
W. E. AUNAS, Teacher.
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Tribute of Respect,

At special meetings Of Perrysville
Lodge, No. $50, 1. o. of o. F., held
on the evenings of March 18th and l3t. ,
a committee was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of the Lodge
relative to the death of Bros. Ephraim
Robson and Noah E. Kirk, and re-
spectfully submit the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, the seaIcher of all hearts, by a
wise dispensation of his providence, to
call from cur midst our well-beloved
brothers, Ephraim Robson and Noah
h. Kirk, thus sadly and Impressively
admonishing US that in the midst Of
life We are In death, therefore
ReSolred, That iu the death of Bro
theirs Robson ard Kirk our Lodge has
lost two of lis best members, the com
muDlty citizens whose philanthropy and
integrity won fer them the respect and
esteem of all who knew them.
ReSolred, That We tender to the rel
atives and trield of our deceased
treihren our earnest sympathy in this
bereavement, knowing that the strength
to bear up under this dispensatlon
cometh from him who sends them, and
too wise TO err and too good to be un
kind.
Resolred, That VIC humbly bow TO
the irrevoeable mandates of an allwise
providence, and in view of the uncer-
tainty of life aud the certainty of death,
We should be aroused TO sense of our
true condition, and be ready at ali
times, for Sin such an hour as ye think
lOt the Son of man co,neth."
Resolred, That the Lodge room be
lraped IN mourning for the space of
six months, and ti.at each member we ar
the usual badge Of mourning for the
space Of forty days.
Resoiced, That the thanks Of this
Lodge be rendered to our sister Lodges
for their courtesy in attending the fu
neral OF Bros. Robson aud Kirk.
ResoiUsd, That in testimony of the
respect We owe to their memory, this
preamble and resolution be published
in one or more of the county papers
and be placed upon the journal of the
Lodge, and that copy be sent to the
relatives of the deceased.
ID. p. MINICHAN,
" III I.Enrs Corn
ID. NJ. SULOUFF,
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REPORT OF LOCUST RUN SCHOOL,
WALKER TOWNSHIP.
For month ending March IL, 1874.

Whole No. of pupils in attendance dur
ing month .-.-....... .---...---'' ~ ~
Average attendance --......--..-..--. %
Per cent. of attendance .-..-....... eO
Mary A Ragan, Clementine Swanger,
Cora T. Smith, Mary Z. Long, Cora A.
Eagler, Rebecca NJ. Swsb, Mary Swanger'
William Smith, Elmer Smith, William Long
and John Swab were present every day.
John Swab attended more than 1Oo days
during term of five months.
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MIFFLINTowN GRAIN MARKET.
NeW advertisements.
List of Jurors.

GRAND JURORS FOR APRIL SESSIONS, 1874.
Miftintown-Cornelius Barley, William
Shower, Henry Williams.
Fermsnsgh-James Marley, Henry Min
gle, Joseph Rothrock.
Walkcr-Samuel Funk, Henry Miller,
Fayejte-Michael Brubaker, Peter Bas-
hoar, J B Wilson
Monroe-LuKe Marks.
Patterson - Themas Johnston, Joseph
Middsgh.
Miford-Cioyd Horning.
Turbett- David Kiimcr, Hezekiah Nc
Afee.
Spruce Hil-John Bcnnet, John Fitz-
gerald.
Beale-Wiliiam Stewart.
Laek-James Buchanan, Ephraim Robin
son, John NJ Snyder, J Wocdsides.
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SCHOOL No. 4.

SCHOOL No. 4. ~
No. pupils in attendance during month, 81
Average attendance A..
Per cent. of attendance S3
Emma Wilson, Lizzie Pannebaker, Katie
Shively, Carrie Derr, Flora BARLEY, Annie
Schofiield, Frank Warner, George Dough
man, George Shiyely and David Wilson were
present every day.
CLARA V. DAUGnERTY, Teacher.
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BLATCHLEY,S

Also. the Copper Chamber, which never
cracks or scales, and viii outlast any other.
For sale by Dealers and the Trade gener-
ally. inquire for Blatchley's Pump, and If
not for sale in your town, send direct to
CHAS. q. BLATCHLEY,
MASUFACTURER,
SOC Commerce ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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ID. z. MINICHAN,
". ". Lands, Com.
ID. NJ. SULOUFF,

RECORDING DEEDs.-Parties CON-
ing into the possession of properties
this spring, should not lose sight Of the
provisions of the act of Assembly
which requires that all deeds and con.
veyances for real estate in this Com
monwealth, shall be recorded in the
Office for Recording Deeds, in the eoun-
ty where the lands lie, within six
months after the execution Of such
deeds and conveyances; and every such
deed and conveyance not recorded as
aforesaid, shall be adjudged fraudulent
and void against any subsequent Pur-
chase for valuable consideration, un-
less such deeds be recorded before the
recording of the deed or conveyance
under which such subsequent purchaser
or mortgage shall claim.-Er.
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Nc. in attendance, Girls % Boys 90. AZ
Average, Girls "a; Boys 10. AZ
Per cent, Girls Sc; Beys 95.......... 81
Daisy Simous, Belle Derr, Laura Waits,
Gertie Crawford, Mary Robinson, Beckie
Ellis, Coda SimOns, TilIie Louden, Andrew
Parker, Willie Rumfer, Darwin Crawford,
James Sulouff and David Hamilton were
present every day during month.
j. f. NOLAN, Teacher.
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ScHooI No. 3

SeHoo1 No. 3.
No. pupils in attendance during month. ~
Per cent. of attendance 81
No. present every day. 10
Mollie WeOdmansee, Annie Stambaugh,
Ellie Panne5aker, Fannie Espenschade,
Darwin Crawford, Cloyd PsnnebaSer, James
Speedy, Eddie Watts and Frank Wygant
were present at every roll-csll.
HOLMES DysISGER, Teacher.
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Whole No. in attendance during month, 80
Average attendance ... -
Per cent. of attendance during month :. So
Per cent. OF attendace during term. s.
SARAH +. CAMERON, Teacher.
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NEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, Mifain;own, Pa.
OOD PICTU z z s.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS .
that constitute
First Glass Photograph Gallery,

First Glass Photograph Gallery,
he invites all his friends and the public gem
orally to favor him with their patronage,
and they will be accommodated with any
thing in the line of Photography.
Pictures taken from Card TO Life Size,
and Painted, if desired, in Oil or Water
COlOrs.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Ambrotypes or Daguerreotypes also
copied and enlarged, and painted if desired.
A good selection OF FRAMES kept on
hand at all times, aud cheaper than ever
Solid Walnut Frames,
Gilt Frames,
Imitation Walnut Frames,
Ion tation Rosewood Frames,
Rustic Frames,
Cabret Imperial Frames,
Picture Nails, Screw-eyes, Cord and Tas-
sci, sc.
JOSEPH HESS.
Mifilintown, Jan. I, 1874.