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Ncic Advertisements.
Administrator,s Notice.
Estate Of John Hines. deceased.

FsIafe q John Hlmes. deceased.
T ETTEgS Of Administration on the es-
IL tate of John Hines, late of Fayette
township, deceased. having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims OF
demands az inst the same will please pre-
sent them without DELAY, to
SAMUEL LEONARD, admir-.
Oct 81, 1874.
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s.sE.Yrt,a:~.. . u n.-....
Patent Improyed Buttsr.

o.'e Ui he EE"St S.,.El:I.c disco. rfi.s o.
the G.'v- Pare oHtier mad {. ON Ih,. fresh
cIi,i lat 81 II.FIs1 Csiti... which does net
becumr ra'cti. and - in ey..ry respect
rqua' TO. Al d ."r CULINARY purposes ST. PC: ior
to DTdiaAsy Btjtsr. Process -v.v sim IT,.
c'St OF Apparatus triti,nS and PSgtii, Large
he undersigned are sole owuvrs ri jbs
Pat-nt-riShi for P-nnsy lystnia, and are now
ready 10 sell CouHty Licenses on apI..cI-
lion Factory being in successful - -
alton in Bethlehem, the process cIE be r.i,r-
"uehlv Inspected. Address F. ". LIN
BAch Co., Bethlehem, Pa
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Dissolution Of Co.Partnership.

N11It L is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. unirr the firm name OF
J. e. iislucman X Co., dealers in general
merchandise at Ih"mPsontown, Pa, was
disSolNe'i by mutual consent on the SO day
of October, 1874. The books, NOTES, &c, 4,
sre in tn, hands OF j. G. H.ldcman for col
lection. ISAAC HALnEMAN.
J. e.. HALDEMAN.
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"HEREAS, In and by an Act Of Gen.
w eral Assembly OF the Commonw ealth
of Pennsylyanis, entitled So An Act to reg
ulats the General Elections within this Com
monweath," it is enjoined upon me to give
public notice of said elections and to emu
merate in .aid notice what officers are to be
elected, l, WILLIAM Ii. KNOUSE, High
Sheriff of the County of Juniata, do here
by make known aud give notice to the cleo
tors of the county OF Juuiata, that a Gen
eral Election will be held in said county, on
al.
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Oct. :, 1874.

The thanks of J. Il. lialdeman are aisc
hereb!; tendered to the public for their
hearty support of the firm, coupled with
the request that they maintain their busi-
ness relations with him now that he con-
tinues the business, at the old stand, wEere
he will be glad to see them at all times.
J. e. UAIDENAN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-21

THERE are more Irish people in New
Tosk city than in coy one city IN Ire
land. In thirty years that country has
declined from eight to FIVE niliions in
population.
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COUNTY TICKET.

CONGRESS,
GEs'L LANGHORNE WISTER, Of
Duncannon, Perry county.
ASSEMBLY,
GEORGE NJ. SMELKER, of Tusca-
rora township.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
c. o. SHELLENBERGER, of Fay
cite township.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CAPT. JAMES J. PATTERSON, of
Beale township.
COUNTY AUDITOR,
Lieut.. J. l.. BARTON, Of Spruce
Hill township.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-21

WDSYCHONANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
Il ING" How either sex may insci-
nI:s and gain the love ami affections Of any
persons they choose, instantly. This SIM
pc Mental requirement all may POSSESS,
free, BY mail. tor p cents; together with
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams.
Hints TO LADIES' a queer bpok. 100000
sold. Address T. WILLIAM & Co. Fub-
fishers. Philad clPhia.
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The trial Of Kullman, the would-bc
assassin of Bismarck, is set down for
c7.e GFh lust
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Nev 9d,erfissments. .

prIsonIneut not exceedin: two v.7--
both. al ths discretion 9i re ec--- q
Given uaisr nly hlnt 2, m.o,-..,.-
tfi1to If, tbs FIST da, @. U--s-.- a.
,eI- Of odr lori one thpsall -i.,. rs
drei AM seven't-fruT. .ai II n. IN . u
eighth year OF the independents ~ !! Z
United States --
WV n KNCCSE, ys.-.s
SHERITF's OF-IBE.
Aisiirtowa, Oct. ~, 1871.
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Neac 48Hrerfisemenfs.
AUDITORS REPORT.

Account Of Yosr d. YoDER, Supervisor
of Fermdnagh township, for 1873:
DR. Cr.
To amotst of Duplicate. .SlO56 %
s exonsrations. ........ III
By amt. Of WORK done, &c. $40 %
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CIT i VIZ! K suaranteed 70 Male and re-
VII nae Ageuts. II, their locality. Costs
&OThiNG to tsy it. Particulars
Free. P. o. VIcXERY l. CO., Augusta,
Maine.
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surely and esec.uJ''v contrr en- IT,.
.:lo1y OF our hes' sfi-.r.>. of al caS.es =
tlli>l.e= the fac. ;.il' ti:FEEI iECr0Ft,
VI: and does reeve al.i cure tte an r.i--
J..sorrle-~ OF ;i.e Tirpa- ard Lga-S tevo.l. -.
cher rne..i~i-e. / re r-i-t dangerous si-...
.,sI. OF .h,- f'u.ia0u.ry O--:Es WED ?, b,
power; and cases Of CoISrn2;;os,. eu-ei
" t.. p-eHar:I 'io.I, a:e uGpucIv hit,F. :,
remarkable rs ha-,;y 20 Se baheved. r--s
t;!rr r6t pToyc-I beyoud dispute A. rs-,-
cv {. j. i ie,;u1'e. on which tie public r-.v
r. V .)r fa.i 1-o-cc. iol. By curiig = fou-ssy
~. .a-cr.iu:Is-. OF mere sorrows disease !.
saves uuaImheret .ivss, amt an arnnn1t of
su.!,.riuT not - b. cC-upu.s!. !. ch4..e,--s
t-;,,- LII c+f+t:.-' - most sc-,,;.,1
Ev-rv fam ~ si.ou,i keep l. on hand IS
r-o-ec.io1 ..,-l.ast the e,riv ani Gu7erseiv,i
attacks Of PaiirJgar,- A.tac.ials. wti,s e.,
elsi.v M. q. fir>t. bu; y'iicl' lr,'-1,c i-.u-,-
bic. AMI ;oo occn fatal. II neglected.. Iea,sI
!u,,s- rse'i tiis defence; aaa i. "a Unxise ?,
is without L. Al a s1fHguar'l 20 children.
anil the Distressing g.issaScs gl,1', hese: The
ilroa. AMI Chest of c!:i,Ilioct. CHERRY
PECFoKAI. ia invalnab.c: tor. bv i,s ti:p..v
use. mal:,sr.ie- afe rescued from g-erna.ur-
graves. aul saved 20 the love and affection
centred on 'i;em- II ac:s speedily and surev
against oriilary colds, -ccu-lus sound sd
hsai.ii--cstn-ias sieep. NO oue viii su-er
troublesome Influenza and painful BFoI-
chi:is- wiien taey know how e.,si5 :h.y cr1
7e cufs,l-
Originally the product of long. laboriog.,
ani successful chemical investigation. 10 ccS,
o. :.,.l IL Sp1Te.i in tSins every bo,;e ir ,rs
G';no.; possible perfection. |: NAV be coai-
,.ea..y relied anon SIS possessing all &c W.
tues i. has ever exhibited. aEd ran7h. of
producing cures a. memorable "a uIe sreatess
il Las evlT effected
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Or : 4Cl per day at home. Terms fee.
W = VAu Address GEo. SrIssoS Co.,
Portland, Ne.
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Ra'ance due Township. s 2il Sc
Account of Slxoy NuNAu, Supervisor OF
F.rmAnaEh township for 1875:
DR. Cr.
To snohht of Duplicate. .S72l IL
9. order Of Geo. Singer. SO Is
/" errcr in Duplicate..... 20 90
cash received fr IN 4.
d yoder. 1900
By exonerations. ... 10
:. amt. Of work done kc., 1905 81
$Si6 ~ Sl322 co
SO -
Township in debt. t................S 446 33
JOHN G. HACEENBERGER
ELIAS EOkNING,
JOHN +. ALLEN,
.isdi!ors.
JOkS SroxSl, Citrk.
Oct. 2. 1874.
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ryrrlEEu Ct

9f. J. c. AVER & co.. Lowell, .'.ss.,
Practical ART Absl.t.e-, Chemists.
SOLD By ALL p.U.oisfs zvEzrwExEk
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Cte -v
u c5ytr ST p,s
'rn >c'eace. iss=e
q: in"re real vs.s,
10 ma..kiud dan
ais CHec'ual rem
ely FOR an di.es,e
Of the Throat 1rI
Lungs. Ava.tn..
e. Of ~ wines
t-oH-1 hs "a
60 sr counties. h.s
shown t.iat -.
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AUDITORS REPOHr.

Account OF JosHUA PoBgKsBxkGER, Over
seer Of Puor ior FerEsasgh township for
1878:
Or. CT.
To balance from lsIe... $229 4s
=. amount " Duplicate. 6Jy ~
by cash paid tor krepiHg
poor, &c .......... s5l Il
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ssse g. S55i |
55l1l
Bal.nce.dus Township. S:;SI 70
Account OF GKoEGE N. Ho~Ia, Over
seer ot Poor for fermAnagh township for
1873:
Dr. Cr.
To amount Of Duplicate ..si5I 50
cash received from J.
POneab-rScr ........ 81 20
BY exoneratiOcs .......... S44
c.sh pad for keeping
poor, sc $50. ...... 40 so
S5ls 90 Sa4y "a
z492f
Balance dae Towuship.. IS 80 &c
JOHN G.. HACKEEBERGER,
ELIAS HORNING,
John T. ALLEN,
.fuditors.
JssH SroYER. Clerk.
July ls, 1874.
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nee due Township. IS 2il Sc

Sl055 0S SS43 %
S43 ~
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lstra'ion with tDe burden q! over , TO,
0G0 900 of debt. That debt has nov
been reduced to S24, 1000. 900. a reduc-
tion in round numbers OF Sl9,000,00o
in thirteen years, or $ 800 900 yearly.
This reduction has been accomplished
by economy aud honesty in the admin
istrstiGn of the finances, and not by
taxation. The State tax on real estate
was repealed in 1866, and that on per
sonal estate in 1878, So that while the
State is free from direct taxation il is
still rapidly and steadily e1,iuguishing
its debt.
This is handsome record to present.
and is complete answer to all the
ridiculous charges that have been
trumped up of corruptness and extrava
gance. The State has never been bet
ter or more honestly managed under
any administration, and We pcin: 10 this
record with pride in the contrast it pre-
sents to the tolicy which. during the
rule of The Democrats. inflicted upon
the State debt of $40 900 600, ac
eompanied with heavy burden of d.
rect taxation.
We desire to remind our Republican
friends that the Legislature to be
chosen this fall will have in Its hands
the election of q United States Sena-
tor for six years. 1t is Of the utmost
importance. therefore, that, ignoring all
causes of local distraction, they should
unite actively, firmly, and barmoniousIy
in behalf of their local candidates for
the Legislature throughout the State
Every Democrat elected to the Lseis-
|sture IN Republican counties on local
'ssue, will vote only for Z Democrat for
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

Bold FRrEBoorEns. -rhe latest sex
ploit sof the. California bsHdils andsi
tie lead :Sof the notorions VasifAes,
eSlipses. ID the high daring ie bstrays,
sny that have preceded it. Ths soatlsxi
recently madosknown their presence cts5 ces 4, II
Coyote Holes Station, in California, by
opening fire upon the, station. house.
The inmates were told to come ont, one
OF time, and give themselves up. This
they did to the number OF six or seven,
including the station master and his
vile. The whole party were then taken
to small hill about quarter Of mile
away, and there told to sit down and be
investigated. The whole party were
put on parole not to leave the spot, on
pain Of being shot. The dcsperadoes
then returned to the house, and at the
expiration of two hours, the stage from
the South drove up to the door, where
1t was received by tvs, robbers, one on
each side. The nntsi.le passengers were
invited to get down. aud the same invi-
tation was extended to the gentlemen
inside. Henry rifles and four six-shoot-
ers in the hands Of two desporate.louk
ing men, showed the propriety of obey
ing orders. All took seats in row,
pursuant to orders. and each in turn
was requested to contribute something
to the Vasquez fund. The passengers
were relieved of their money, watcher,
jewelry, &C., after which they were told
to go and stay with the other csptives,
on penalty of being shot. Two other
coaches afterward drove mp, and the
passengers were oil treated in similar
manner. The drivers were requested to
explain themselves, when they, too,
were stationed on thn hill; N aking four.
teen persons, all told, thus pnt on the
lookout by these two bold freebooters.
It was getting along toward evening,
and there being nothing to justify q
longer stay, Vasquez looked through
the stage stables, and selecting six OF
the best horses, started of. Vasqucz
led of on his own horse, his companions
following mounted on the captured ani-
mails.
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GERMAN IMMIGRATION TO THE CAro.
I1SAs. 1T never rains but it pours, is
proverb which seems likely 70 !,c ~.
cmpliied III the case of tho line of
stea amers from Charleston. In addition
to the Liverpool line. lin futnrity,) we
now learn that an offer has been made
by responsible firm in Germany to put
on line OF steamships between Bremen
and Charleston, for the carrying of i'm
migrants, with guarantee that they
will deliver 500 per week on very liberal
terms" 1t is not long since That the
German Government was inclined, to
check immigration with strong hand: /:
but it must have moro liberal views no ".
else this proposed Wholesale deportation
by steam would not DO possible. Whnt
the "liberal terms" are. is not stated.
Netr York BuNeiia
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Speaking OF last words. recalls tho
case OF Millard Fillmore, whose final
uttcrance was "nourishment is palata-
ble." Tho Atlanta Constitution, oom-
menting upon this fact. says:
'Ihe idea of the dying statesman II
dwelling on victuals and eulogizing the
palatability of food, is strangely unrc-
mantic."
Strangely unromantic, perhaps, but
it may BIZ that Mr.. Fillmore's "last
words" were correctly reported and not,
as in the case of many distinguishe, ID
persons, manufactured afterward for
dramatic effect. Every biographer
makes it matter OF solemn Importance
to have his hero expire with somo so.
norous maxim, when in point of reality
the reverse is true. Mr.. Rose. in bis
history OF VIM. Pitt, declared that thai
remarkable man exclaimed, at the su.
preme moment of departure, "saye nv
country, Heaven!'' The nurse, boine
interrogatod, stated most om phatically,
that be had "asked for basin of gruel.'
No certain dependence can be placed
upon tho representations of partia
friends as to the actual last words OF tn.
great. The tendency is always to SEIZE
upon the dying expression which is
most presentable for the inspection o.
the critic or the multitude. The rest il
silence.
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Soon after the decision of tho Bourd
OF commissioners declaring the election
Tor Mayor and Aldermen Of the city of
Charleston, the contestants made mo-
ton IN the Supreme Court for u writ of
csrAordri. for the purpose OF bringing
the caste before that court In recent
decision, this motion WAS denied, and
the conteotants have now moved for the
writ before Judge Graham, III the Cir
cult Court. The return Of tue resnoud
ents has been filed, and.th argument
will be heard in Charleston on Tuesday
next. Messcs. Miles aud Barnwell ap-
pear for the contestants; Messrs. Cor
bin & Stone for the board; aud AIcssrs.
Melton " Chamberlain for the Mayor
and Aldermen.
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COLUMBIA Hore1. March q. 1874

This is to certify that / have been
under tho treatment OF Prof. Lane O
few days. and do feel perfectly safe in
saying that I nm absolutely cmed Of
stammcring. The most respectable ancy-
chants III Charlotte, n. G., will testify
that aoas one Of the ,Uors! stamn,ere,s
in existence, and that I very often
had to resort to my pencil to effect my
necessary business transactions with them.
No'o, whenever 1 stammer, tif at all, it
is not because I can't avoid it. I am
the master no,o and sh1mmering the
Stare. W. s. WILSON,
Union County, N. G.
For tho truth of the above, refer
you to the following merchants OF Char
lotte, N. c.: W. j. Black. McMurray e.
Davis. Messrs. Mclaughlin &c Son.
MIS- = w. S. w.
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! sHoTEEI AaR,yS1s. March %, 1874

HoTEI .ARR,ysLs. March %. 1874 -
nLhselsr,H HoAse-E 8 Marlborough, Pine
sHopss;H Hsnry L HotohkisssY Mrs H
aotchkisa and three daughters. New
Haven; Miss Bemis, DIass; MP Myers,
IA Myers. 8 O.; Joseph NJ Blair, Rich-
;nnond; ;SW Crawford, Jonesboro, Tenn;
Charles Webb and wife, Baltimore; A
Pope. N G; s 81 hIilIeohamps. Whining
tom; w Mccullough. S G; Pat Dofie,
Oharleston;F A Belanger, Edgefield; G
T~Wickes. wife and child, Acton; Mrs j
L Latta, w P Latta, Jersey City; q W
Bartlett, N Y; w L Hardin. Baltimor
DR. s Angle, Charlotte.
Columbia Hotel-G r Sowell, Chester.
field; John Chadwick, Mass; J II Todd,
n 7; NJ p O'Connor, J III Carson, Wn
Whaley, Charleston; P L Wiggen, VIM
Wilson, a Williams. Beaufort: James II
Walker, r Wilkinson, Va.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. "A DEPRESSED
IRRITABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK. NER-
voUs, EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY
OR ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK
MEMORY, OFTEN WITH DEDrLIrATINa, IN
VOLUNTARY DISCHARGE Es.-The conse-
quencc OF cxcesscs, mental ovor-work or
indiscretions. THIS NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a SOVEREIGN CURE in Humphreys
HoMGpArAIC SPECIFIC, No. 2S. It
tones up tho system, arrests discharges,
dispcls tho mental gloom aud despond-
ency, aud rejHvenatcs the entire system
it is perfectly harmless and always ef-
fcient. Price So for package of five
boxes and u large 81 viz! Of powder,
which is important in old serious eases
Or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt OF
price. Address HUMPHREYS Specific
HoMGrATHlc MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
oG2 Broadway. N. Y. For sale by
GEIdEn X McGnEGoR, Columbia, S. G..
Dec17 tT1m
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Appletom's Journal is one OF the first
to speak out frankly, when it says:
"Charles Sumner will always have II
foremost place in the history of the
anti-slavery struggle; beyond this dis
tlnction, we doubt if the future will
concade him great name"
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Good Tor tho President. i.

The President was evidently pressed
by the Representations of The committee
of the Tax-Payers' Convention. He
hoped that some means might be afford
cd OF legitimately effecting the desired
relief. Wo are grateful for his good
wishes. All that the people OF South
Carolina desire is, that her condition
shall be fully known, and candidly con-
.sidered. Let q firm foundation bc laid.
Aet good understanding be entered
into When that is done, relief will
como. It will not lag far behind.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

DR. SCHENcK's STANDARD REMEDIES
-The standard remedies for all diseases
of the lungs are ScHENcK's PULMoNIc
SYRUP. SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC and
SoHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS; and, il
taken before the lungs are destroyed, q
speedy cure is effected. 10 these three
medicines. DR.. j. II. Schenck, OF Phila.
delphia. owes his unrivaIed SUCCESS ia
tho treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens tho NOR
bid matter in the lungs; nature throws
it of by an easy expectoration; for when
cough will throw it off, the patient has
rest, and the lungs begin to heal.
10 enable the Pulmonic Syrup to dc
this, Sohenck's Mandrake Pills aud
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must be
freely used, to cleanse the stomach and
liver. Sohenck's Mandrake Pills act on
the liver, removing all distractions, re.
lax the gall bladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle
stimulant and Alternative. The alkali ot
which it is composed mixes with the
food and prevents aonring. 1t assists
the digestion by toniug up the stomach
to healthy condition, 80 that the food
and the Pulnonic Syrup will make good
blood; then the lungs heal. and the pa
tient will surely get well, if care is taker
to prevent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Schcnck
either personally or by letter. can do sc
at his principal Office, corner Of Sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday. Schenok's medicines are sold
by all druggists throughout the country
March 20 +l3
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About $4,000 worth OF bills of the
Bank OF the State, under the ruling Of
the Supreme Court of the United States,
were rendered to General Quincy, in
payment OF taxes, and solemnly and i'm
press yely refused.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

PoSD's EXTRAcr.-"Tho Vegetable
Pain Destroyer" never fail to afford re-.
lief from pain. Try it once, and
nothing could induce you to be without
It, AIar1+3Tl
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4 colored lawyer. named Emanuel
Sullivan, has been admitted to tie CLes-
ter bar-the first Of his race.
Chester County is in debt onlv
Sl,4l4 G2. and has only nineteen pau
pars.
Banks was the first white man hung
iu Abbeville in twenty-eight years.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. G. Shiver-Dry Goods.
w. G.. Childs-Final Notice.
Meeting Hook and Ladder Co.
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge, Is. of ?.
S. W. Irwin-For Sale.
, 1874-03-17

Tho blank folms prepared by l4o IIo,Ao Com
mtttoo OH Education A'd Labor will 10 iHBcd at
onco to tl'e Agricultural Colleges OF tho coull-
Try. Tho authorities Ut each Institution ayo re-
quiroa 10 furnish tho Comuttco MI accurate de-
tniled statement of ali tho expenses incurred
including the exro1'EoA Of cnch department of
instruction. tho talarieH of instructors, a, every
possible itom Vi expcuseu. Particular Inquiry Ii
inade into tho following subjects: /. Orsnniza-
tion aud eudowments. 2. Value Of property.
8. Financial management. 4. Incomo, s. Tx
poudtnrob. q. ncbts. Z. Subsequent ocoura-
tions Of tho students. s. olpraoor Of 1uHtlic-
tion. .. graduatlon and discipline. 10. Coudl-
tionH of admission. Tho oollogo authorities are
asked, "llaH your institution IN good faHi, por-
formed all tho conditions md requirements Of
tho statute Of July, 1862, ana the acts nupplo-
alla IN wlut particular you have failed. ilas tho
gift Of tho United stntcA been preserved 1ln.n,-
paired and devoted to the purpose Of your innti-
tuition? II not, to what extont Inns, It buou i1a-
pai.od q; diverted, and unler what oiro,lm-
atanoes2"