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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-22
rmE fKnnrARY Errcrln,


Tue fRnRu,RY ELEcTiov.-Tho
adoption of the new Constitution re
qiires the cityand township elections
to be held on he 7njru 7'ues,l,y ot
fcbrnory--the 18th.
The officers TO be elected gt the
city election are coucilmen, constublcs
aldermen, school directors, judges
and inspectors Of elections, aud as
sessors.
vt the township elections, all town
ship oiiicers-asscssOrs coustables.
supervisors, Justices OF the peace,
school directors and election officers.
The horoughs in the county elect
all their oiiiccrs-tows burgess,
council DC.
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Speaker Blaine says he is satisfied
that the temper of the people is
against increased taxation, and that
the only way Of paying the expenses
of the Government with the present
revenues is to enconomizo in every
department, and cut OFF all unneces-
sory expenses. He says the present
revenues are amply sufficient, and
that there is no possibility that the
tax on tea or coffee or on income,
will be resorted to- He is sure that
the House will not consent to in
creased taxation, and that the Ap.
preparation Committee will watch
closely and cut down the estimates
TO the lowest figures.
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to compel tl,e attcndance Of those
children whose parents are unwill-
ing or unable TO allow their offspring
TO avail themselves Of the benefits
our school system affords"
The Governor doubts the propriety
of banks OF discount, paying interest
on deposits, and thinks this was one
Of the causes Of both the panic OF
last fall and Of 1857.
He is much pleased with the do.
ings Of the Fish Commissioners, and
says ;--"the Commissioners succeed.
ed in Matching, at Newport Perry
county, where the water is peculiarly
fitted for the purpose, about 2,70O,-
600 shad. which were turned into the
Juniata river at that point. Il W o
thousand six hundred black bass
were also distributed in the Susque-
hanna. Lehigh and Juniata rivers
during the months Of July and Au-
gust last, and through the kindness
Of Prof. Spencer +. Baird, United
States Fish Commissioner, $4,000
California salmon have been planted
i'll the Susquehanna and. its tributar
les. The bass are not migratory fish
and are very prolific. Two or three
hundred were placed in The Susque-
hanna, near Harrisburg, in 1870, and
the rapidity with which they multi.
ply is manifest in the great numbers
of this beautiful and choice fish that
now are found in the river in that
vicinity"
In speaking Of the forests Of the
State the Governor says:
~ especially invite your attention
to an evil of considerable magnitude,
which every year grows more aSgra
vatod. and in certain regions, at
times, is the occasion of serious up.
prehension and loss. 1 refer to the
Wholesale destruction OF our forests
the stripping Of our mountains and
hills of their trees, resulting in nm
enormous elimination OF water for
mechanical and fertilizing purposes,
aud in great changes in the normal
condition of temperature and mois-
ture, affecting the general health and
ut seasons bringing about dovasta-
ting floods. These consequences, rs
the effects of this indiscriminate
waste. are demonstrable. and q wise
lesislaton will forccastc the future
and establish such regulations ~ will
rescue our descendants from the ills n
perseverance, in this practicn will GER
tainly entail upon them"
Regarding the exemption law the
Governor says
"The act of 1S49 exempting Ger
tain amount of the property Of n
debtor from levy and sale, on cxecu-
ton or distress for rent, was intend
ed for the wise and humane purpose
of protecting his family from sudden
and absolute want. This benevolent
design is, however, often defeated.
and the law practically nullifed, by
the harrassed debtor waiving the
benefits of the act to meet the exac
tions of his creditor Do not sound
public policy and humanity demand
u supplement to.this law that will
forbid debtor having family waiv
ing the benefit of the exemption. SO
that household may not be shorn,
in an instant, of all the nocessaries
of life by reason of the weakness,
recklessness or misfortune of it's head
or to satisfy the greed Of grasping
creditor ?"
Appended o"the message is a par
don report, which gives the reasons
for the pardons granted and proves
the number of cases in which execu-
tive clemency was shown to be As.
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The bill Introduced in Congress by
The Hon. Lomuel Todd, in relation
to border claims, provides that the
Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States shall pay the amount
uf the claims to the Governor of
Pennsylvania for the use Of the per
sons named in the report Of the com
mission appointed by the State. The
whole amount Of these claims as nd.
lndicated by the commission is ST..
254, ,4753O
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The Secretary of the Treasury
stated 10 several members of the III.
nance Committee that the revenues
nj the Governmeet are improving,
and that in few weeks il was the
opinion of revenue officers the re.
ceipts would meet the current OK.
penscs of the Government He is
not prepared Mt present 20 state what
amount of deficiency bo will have,
but does not think it will be lnrpe.
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PTrTsBURd. Jan. 16.-A fIightful
ACCIDENT occurred on Castle Shannon
Railroad to-day, where it crosses
Sawmill run in South Pittsburg, on
trestle work l05 feet high. A coal
train was passing over the trestle
work, and Mt the highest point the
coupling broke and the entire train,
with the exception of the locomotive
and two cars, wero precipitated iuto
the river below.
1t is supposed that the accident
was caused by the breaking Of a
wheel.
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AT Last t''ero is nm end Of the
salary bill NO ,touse an Tne.dav
concurred 70 Senate .,L,,;,,,'
10y an lm;ny mo;or;tv-ooe
70 20 4 ray Of all officers Of the
government except that of the Pres.
iaent ano judges Of the Supreme
Court, u, thus made what il was bo-
lore uc increase uf last session.
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j GROUSE. Ed,r. 81, rnnr-

On Friday, week Gov. Hartranft
appeared before the Senate, and the
oath to support the new Constitution,
was administered TO him by the
Speaker. The Governor issued his
proclamation on the 9TH inst ss ro.
guired by law in regard to the ndon.
tion OF the new Constitution
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NOTICE is hereby given that !
~ have purchased the following personal prop.
erty rom John Hendricks, OF BEAVER township,
and left the same ln his possession until shall
demand the same. That any person or persons
meddiing with the same wsil be dshlt with ac-
cording 10 law Bay Mare I Sorfel Mare l
Colt, 0 sheep, yoEnR Cattie, 8 Heifers Q Cows,
Wagon, Bugyy I hay rake, COOK stove, / Di.
ming Table, 2 Beds and bedding, 9 chars I desk.
Jan. s, 1871 ISAAC BilGER.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10
% ueti tal.
Selected for the Sentinel By a LaGy.
KING FRITZ.

h41N0 4 1A1l a.
King Fritz at his palace of Berlin
saw AT royal carouse,
In a periwrg powdered and curling
He sat with hat on his brows
The handsome young princes were present.
Uncovered they stood in the hall;
And oh it was wholesome and pleasant
To see how they treated them all.
Reclined on the softest of cushions
His Majesty sits to his meats,
The princes, like royal Young Prussians,
Have never II back to their seats
OFF salmon and venison and pheasnnts
He dimes like monarch august;
His sons, If they eat in his presence,
Put up with bone or Il crust.
He qnaffs his old bumpers of Rhenish,
II can't be too good or too dear;
The princes are made TO replenish
Their cups with the smallest of beer
And if ever, by words or grimaces,
Their highnesses dare to complain,
The King filings dish in their faces,
Or batters their bones with his cane.
IT'S thus thai the chief of our nation
The minds of his children improves
And teaches polite education
by boxing The ears THAI be loves.
! warrant they vex him but seldom,
And so if we dealt with our sons,
II we up with our cudges and felled 'em,
We'd teach em good manners at once.
The CornhaH Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10
Es. r. CARTER,

(LATE FARTHER WITH WIN. OLDFELD, ESQ.
HUMP MAKER,
IL FOUNTAIN GREEN, Hartford Co, Md.
win attend promptly to DIGGING AND
MAILING WELLS, PUTTING IN NEW
PUMPS and REPAIRING OLD ONES.
NEW PUMPS kept always ON hand. Price
80 cents per foot
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
ss- All letters addressed to B. f. CARTER,
Fountain Green, Hartford county, Md, or TO
IIuGH 4ILgs, Poolesvlle, Nd, will he prompt
pattended to.
oct 7---3mn b. F. CARTER:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10
OLDFEEEKs'S

Il x G q l Tor i u ~ p.
TIVE undersigned has now on hand about
10, 900 feet OF W bite Oak Pump Stock,
wnch has been in soak in Spring water II
sufficient leugth Of time to free it from sap
Any Pump constructed of this stock is guar
anteed not to give an unpleasant taste to the
water His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample
and complete, and he will always be prepar-
ed to put up the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10
Exc olsior Pump


Always on hand ali kinds Of Pump Fix
lures, OF the very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the prem
Uses where they are 10 be placed, when desr-
ed, at 50 cents foot.
AllPumps constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they will be kept in order by him, for
ten years, for the moderate sum Of ; pr year.
All Pumps put in and moi proving satisflc-
tory, will be taken out and the money re-
funded.
Orders 6y mail, or in person, attended to
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
n5- For any further information, apply TO
Mr. I. BYERs, Montgomery House, Rockville;
Maryland.
WIN. OLDFIELD,
PUMP MAKER.
nnln-1u E,nnfain Green Hartford Go.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10

Iwould respectfully inform the public that
! have my LINE KILN, at EDWARDS FER
RY, in full operation, and am prepared to fur
nish the best Of LINE at all times. will
ship it down the Canal TO any point desired.
T. v. WHITE,
may eff Edwards Ferry, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10
CUMBERLAND COAL.

Just received, large lot of Cumberland
Coal. which will be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers, at lowest rates, by
GARRETT & CONNELL,
may q Rockville Depot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-10
d. HENDERSON.
flames w. BOSW ELL,
n IGENSEn AITCrIDN

II LTUENOEU AUUITUNEEh,
Rockville, Md.
~ Will attend to sales in any part of the
county, and his terms will he such cannot
fail to please All ordcrsaddressed to him, at
Rockville, Jamestown, or Poolesville, will be
promptly attended to. dec l4-u
, 1874-02-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
I7On SAri;-VEltY CHEAP For CASH AND Fu-
IL turo aJlnei,ts, tyu sHa l:un! farms, all uner cul-
tfrnt!on ui,n 5U, thu ottier 9. will u1changa.
Atiarass II u, Yrhuilu u11uJ
T1OIs HAIts-(1ls EXClIANt1li-T Two FARMS, e0
'H!lcs fnn UhcaEa " a!, lG1 also four
iars IN iles fr1n ulca." being lGMto a III aro
.tt,d laHd anli will i1{,Iaypt. j. W. ilnDHNbEllG
80 I;R7t MaIIHnn.st.. 1{uOut 1,
, 1874-02-23
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2y 1874

most 1lngntnly nItit,tloH M Ills inynrlabfo
o1stom was, and that iusoal Of tol]ing Irrelevant
or questionable HtortuH, 1lo" WIN gravn and
Galn1, aiHl pu!to n dinorOnt man. MIR. Htntiton,
on leaving tito council viii, tho Attosnoy-uon:
oral, an to him "t,at s thu ,noAt satisfactory
Cabinet meeting I hnvo nNonded for man,, n
long day.. Wa,at mn extraordinary cllaiEo III hr.
I.ncolnl" Tho Attorney donoral roplted, awe
nil Baw that bcforo you ca1no In. W!ltto 80 woro
whiting for you, to anlt1, with ls chin down Oh
ILLS breast, 'dcntonlol,, something very oHtraor.
dihary ia t;uing to happen. md TINT yory anon:
10 Which tic Attorliey.G Gonoral llasl observed,
ssonot!'i1'g good. air, holo 2 WHOM tho pros-
tant answered yory Eravo'y, I don't know. I
don't know ; but It will nippon, mid shortly too.'
As they woro NIL improaBcl by Lin tlanner,
t4o Attorney donoral' took him up ,again:
'IIave you received any information, sir, not
yet DISCLOSED to ua p No. answered tho
prcsidcnt; but hive had tlroau, aud llayc
now Ind tho sano dream t]lroo tlmos. Onco Oil
tho night preceding tho batt!c Of 1,ull 1,un onco
OH the night preceding ntlcll another (nntning n
battle also not favorable tn the Nortll). 1Iis
cin sunk Oil his breast asaln. aud lie sat rofloct-
Ing. Might ono asls tlS nnsuro Of this dream,
Htr9' snid t',o Attorney Gotteral, 'Woll,' ro-
piled tho presitont, without lifting llB head or
cl,nngtng his attitude, 1 am OIL y Eront broasl,
rolling river, mud ati III loat-atl DRIFT aud
drift-but t1Is IL not btisnoEH a,u,tlotlly rais-
ing Ills face md looking round tic table ns Mr..
Stanton entered. LET lla proceed to h,iBfnea8,
gontlonlen.' Mr. Stanton asl tho Attorney
Gel,orAl safll, III they walked OH together, 1t
would b0 curious to notice whether anything OIL
Bucd on thin: and tlloy agreed 10 nutco. 1Io
was nllot that night"
, 1874-02-23

With tho nnuao hand bllo deals. out minery MID
bliss, ournos and llesningH. Unconscious and
Immoral iii herHolf, ]lor acts dorlyo moral
sgnif1canco only froil, thor rolation to tito Cod
THO losl1ly oye behtlts tho sparrow falling to
tic ground; tlfo hprit rcnsBnreB ithelf with tho
Thought tint Tho Fnthor seea 1t fall. unfoong
ha.i,ln rcss tho crown Of tlolnn upon tlio n6nsi-
among tho t1,ornH, md Ii nt pence.
It is tho soul Of i1san which glvoa birth to tho
distinctions, good Or OWL, right or wrong. For
tho soul IL tho measuro Of tic ,ntvorso.,
30 In human lto, my friends, our t1ools aro
ton'atic Of oar inner boing. What yon aro lo'1tls
Significance to what you lo.
Strive, thou, first Of nit, for TINT sublime faith
ft IT, ,s pS tat at"l1ity Of earsetsr a naa wS
1somombor TINT tho problem of lifo IL two-fold !;
l'otl. to Ito and to silfrer. Actively to attack /;
strongly to resist. And hnck OF lloso two rl,nsca
OF l,nman. o1pcrionco ia the aonrco from
M Which tloy both receive their atrongth nnl + do 10
TllB Is Tho root, OF which tlloy aro tho fruit.
ncing and doing must go lle,,d in hana together.
Faith muat become act'yo III I'LL through workH.
Dccd1 must spring spontaneously from tho ti-
vino lifo within tho soul. IL this harmonious
intoracton lies the only possible guarantee for a
healthy, normal lfo.
Hut let III recognize tho soul rs tho truo cen-
tro OF our moral being, ai,sl 10 ablc to say with
Layater: May my doct1s bo like my words, and
MY words lo llto my hsatt."
Then our works will no longer s,o forced and
'1lroprcscnsatiyo, but genuine, spontaneous, aud
efficient.
Thou ns,lst 10 tr,lc thysef,
-. II tlou the truth would to7ch;
Thy so,l must overflow, II thou
Another sou wou|1st roach
1t noetls tho ovcrt0wlng heart
10 giys thn Hips fq'1 speech.
sl.aN lis ~erllh fataI.e feed
, 1874-02-23

namo Of t1a 1o fo,dt i s noboya bunnoaH
Tho rocont lgh-lifo wedding nt Kool;tllt
was January nnd june atIair-tho groom, lion;
tho bride but u.
--As 1'wcod Was sitting will, ltu follow-co,,-
yictB ut dinner aomo OF lilo coiling Of tho room
hntldonly fcll 1ho .D1nokwcll's Island Doctor
Looked ZIP and 1oking'y obHor4otl, "Tiat must
bo solno OF Garyoy's piastering.n
-Tl,o 1nost original plaHo of social llfo ut
Washington in tho card ai,nolincomont Of births.
Ono Of theso tiny Affairs s an lnl1tesilnnl t1rat-
oolored affair, with II small3 rabbits l,ca1 aud
cars 81 thu flap OF, THO envelope, md corro-
spending, ono inatdo,.. Mt tito top Of n
bit Of sheet making tl,e announcement. It
roads. "Coinplmor!s Of Alr. and Mrs Blank ard
non. Jan. 90, D .. Ill.,"
-sad is the story Of 11onry Z. Bowors.
indianapolis bollo ut school III Nov Hnvon. Sho
wont hnno and n correspondence nnfl thon MI
engagement followod; but n fow tlnyA ngo llo
mid party Of friends went to indianapolis in Il
Ut prosonts for tho wedding, hut when ho got
tllore tho girl rofnsotl to 1lhyo him.
1t snggoatH curutH idonB to Hoo President
White, Of Cornell untyoraity, .rlastsrng with
rraiso notorious public robbor like ]IoHA Shop.
nlty tlloy toncl at Cornell7 And lar Whito
mover hcarr Of Tho instructive faat TINT tho pro-
totypo Of Shepherd, tho ErcnS Dosa Tweed, III
now convict on Dlackwelis Island 2---Nctu orh:
S'tn.
This precious plcco Of literature appears in
tho Haya,innh Mems: "Enitor iuor,ling Netns:
Whe, an inilyislmal submits, Without resentment,
to a. horso- whipping, he sinks himself boneat1l
tho not'co OF any gcnt1eman, md especially that
OF. t!'e ono who nt!nliniptored tho lgnoulinious
mo through your colnmlls this inurning by Ja1neH
]. Warning. as defcnso to tho inle1lblo stain Of
Lorso whipping nllictal by mo upon him, cas-
not touch MIC. hayo, therefore. not ono word
to nay to him. >. MAXINE j. DEsvEnoE1ts.''
OF Judge Dnnniug, the l'os.mastcr at
Atlanta, who dod fnW days binco, tIio Chat
tanooga 1ihcs says: :" IIo hah boan most IN
fortunnto man during his official tonuro M Post
1nastor Of Atlanta. lily first cash c1ork dofaulte
s,da to ooe s TS a ha s o 3Se 5 Gs foew sI1 Ills
amplo of Tho first, mid ai:ai,i tho sturdy POST
usas.ar saved the Government from logs. No
doubt hH troubles habtoi,od his DEATH"
, 1874-02-23

A Montreal nsan said: "l3y tie Lord I1arryt"
alstl 4 JuBtice fined him ~ anu costs.
a Georgian lady III to dollyor = lecture in
by Aloxasllor II. Htephons
THE wcst ailo OF Now York's Fifth avenue,
which Inns boon Hcorl.oa Ly tho fashfonablcs, iH
now tho Hilo for uppor-tel,dom.
Some ot tho Cleveland women nro getting
'sprAyng ooBtnmos ma,lo. TAoyrill not 80 on
q raid unloss properly uniformed.
---An 0awogo woman RdyortaoB TINT. alo haa
purchased q shotgun md will shoot Any nlall
WHO glyoH lor husband liquor.
Tho latest froak Of tho Gotham wonlon of
ton III u ladics' riding club. which mooth in ar
Of braus band, aaa looks lilo III. u. anatour ~ or
-Sam.,ol Leanena, who elopoa from Webstor,
Mass., will widow, tomporol hiH guilt. lie
loft aocl conveying all l'lA property to his
wife,.
III tho religious papers dea!ro to palm off
10. cont chromoH III E10 ohromos, and DO 1t ln tue
, 1874-02-23

-~--e---
MR. MCCARTHY.
11,s <cru,on yc,ttrdox In c,rov,a t,pcra House.
run 1,oy 11oronco nIccort,,x 1,oli1 .orv;co Il,
lho l.oS' r'oroueo aloentsus nuN eol''co -,
ufows opora lloaso sestefaay a1tefnoon' ana
tue placo was crowded, worry larso '.d respect
aoer,s os ] tn hnvo haon ,,ainod an tho lmcuu no,,
haoa,,no !. !. ,,oyor ,,sed o,,
iuconoo pfaheiPle' peca''po " ~ mover useu auu
IL not at nll adapted, Tor oloratio pnrposoe-has
cloano,,eo Of surh frco.loyors nj woodhnlI, claf-
H., ro,,,;oyo ,ud ,nov froro 10 nro,nouit,,
49,, s'aA oa.i4t'oto 4ns "."' 'os 40
to Union LARK nave peoh cnoseh III sn, schpo-
rary resort Of the locko1-out parson and his fol-
1oyere. The OCCASION WIS ctifynr, jruetn11ch
re- ~. ~,,,o .+ho,o win ,,oi f;ncono ;p-
70 ~ P",u H. rann1,or " a,,o h;s ,n,r
~ ,1,,;t - 1cor nno ~ liz or'
..,n,,. tnoo - to, H., ,orre ~
i..s , .ig, .,o ~, "o rEnt nnrt ~
oatus i1a,a ~ aa,iI tsan. I ooo "A"' 'ots "
ot!51eeat4o,t VIZ no cou!u n5t.ass @ IL. ,..roAo
lug piemetitI GnthGa H. on,n,, ;u XII. anrt Nv
s,oen' ttes w. WHEY III III iaoa a, *
rSe' n;sul m''ls ~ ~ a., ,n or,s m a,,tn
my.aa 1ng ion,,o, ri ,,,rsc mn m;n;acr
t MnSst s ~ f55,,rti, e'a,,for ~ tho Tan ~
n ze" IT, ornr rtd IT, o1 o 'o.I .o ~
.at at,ona M Hp;.si't i" ,,ra,tc 10 t wanScs,
aas ,o ~ b...,, ~ ~, WY ~ a
w sao as asai1ss intempelanco' ten ~p and Tint @ 81 sar
worN g, ou u e,4 :, 4 to "co oo'tsn he "isT ~ n
tanora,,co +, mr. m;1at ir,e mcnt;nr snnr Tia
i,gH,, on;nnin1 4 XII a; tI,o ,,nwnr ~ ioams'
n51mo ~ ftnr whjc1, thu nronc1,or annonnced M
his tfoxt fho lGtL verso Of tho 4tL chaptor
wv II ast, nua II mcrish nor;si, rio hr;cnv
hasaST.;hod tno atnrv ~ 1ati,nr c1,oractcrizin',
af,"annv,,a 1inu9 'n ~ frco.loyor Vhn Ind rolt
,;.anao.M' a.;.a o'o "o ,r;fo IN nrier ~ rat M.
nnn"y ctn.y. vmu n,,d 1o fio ant;re hoo aa un,~oii-
~ o,,d tI t1aro;5 ~ INV rolroua o1nrossion.
4 ana unfoa h" o. rn,r @ a,1 orn1or1 ctwcc
n1u5 a aoI';nr ' ~ IN Kin" he IstISr a,d ti,a
H. IT, r. m ,,uronSortc nhrarar tn
Tnd int ti,n preacher thought to do 40 was not
s,'n,,t vaS n,stokn wi, Int nhan1mtev yyici1ed He
au so!e.ua s.o ,s,t !, IL ,shoJ r. ~ anaaE ~ a."
ID 'oroior "n W. ,ron,au ~ M ~ - No
Ill., ao,,rnrta ~ rat1ar w,a ,vortnv of orr ,lu
;.a.;,. ,of ~ IN ro,,oaro at,at w,,an S1'o
,rant t tbo f;n@ ,vtj, tia niicct IL vew nr sar.
Mcs -, " Eom rn;, I;.a. io t,n,, no
, 1874-02-23

John A. Doppo, ono Of the waaltl,iost lager-
hoor broworh III Newark has ceased operations.
lo says that lattorly lle laH doomed it (nconaat-
Ont to make Tor otllora what ho know wlH hurt
fnl to llmHo]f l1e resolved not TO soil lis llls-
1less-he wantel It Htoprud. lIo IL convinced
that incompetence III tho great curse OF tho
Wotid.
, 1874-02-23

INFORMATION WANTED or MArlIEY AfAQMAK-
roy. nal!a nf tjnnty Cork, !Fual tan Of william,
Islt aosn!o1lo Xay talssie.is thantisjIy roepisea
by Ills stator, MARGARET MUIrON. lndoruHlpnpe,
nntgnEiary Gnnnty ,ka1sss. -