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The Pope on Sounding Money"

The Pope made speech the other day
to company of pilgrims from Franche
Comte, i'll the course of which he used the
following language: &C [ admire, repeat,
the transformation of France, and rejoice
at it. admire her edifying pilgrimages
the assiduity with which her people ap-
proach the sacraments, and the works of
charity which multiply in herr 4 lastly
admire every great work done in her in
favor of religion. But admire much more
the piety and goodness of God toward us.
God has wished to show by His favors that
your works of justice and holiness have
assembled to His throne like balmy incense.
Is it not true that ut the present time
trade is tiourishing in France, that the har-
vest is rich and luxuriant in several PROV
inces, that sounding money circulates
abundantly in your country, while else
where, and especially here in Italy. it dis
appears, to give place to another currency
which gives no sound save that produced
by great mass of paper thrown violently
/ will say then, and you will say with me,
that these public acts of piety and charity,
and these religious practices, so far from
deserving the sarcasm of wicked men and
the disapprobation of weak individuals,
touch the heart of God in our favor, and
induce him to console us by spiritual peace,
even by the abundance of earthly riches"
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EvE-ANaELICAL CORNER.

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Satin is tc be worn again. = n plse' '-
The tie-back dress has faded and gone.
Spanish women are great s'noras. ,.y7
"Belles" call many to church. fa t,s5i
Black silks are at present selling at en-
traordinarily low prices. -faae ais.t
The Vicksburg Herald has changed
hands, and it win contain no mors fun.
| Gold and silver braids edge the facings
of many Of the new hats and bonnets.
Grape color-a soft reddish purple--is q
new and fashionable color in dress mate
rial. .a @4 asa 46 si s5s4 IL
Austrian peasant girls sell their own
hair and wear chignons of horse hair and
hemp. z '.
Miss Maggie, daughter of jeff Davis, is
to be married to Memphis bank cashier
named Hayes. ....... -.... ...
When woman will pay three dollars for
bird on her hat, and observe Thanksgiv-
ing with pork dinner we can have no
fear of art dying out. sd
A baby came to a family in Maine last
week, and a bright fve-year-old brother,
patting it playfully under the chin, inquir-
ed: "Say, how was God when you left?
A Duluth girl married young man be-
cause he lifted his hat so beautifully as he
passed her. She got divorce because he
lifted the table SO beautifully when the din
ner didn't suit him. .s.ts
Centennial .fc1tus of linen lawn, for morn
ing wear, are cut in squares like large hand.
kerchiefs and folded three-c -corner-wise;
plaits taken in the back fit them to the
neck. and breach fastens them in front
They are sometimes edged with wool in
buttonhole stitch.
An ancient maiden lady upin Johnstown,
who was disappointed in love several years
ago, then pledged herself never to cut her
toe nails again. Love, you know, produces
strange results. Her toe nails are now so
long that she cannot wear shoes, so she re-
mains secluded and gees barefooted.
Lucy Larcom began to write verses at
the age of seven years, and an amusing
blunder occurred when one of her earliest
pieces was published. The editor intended
to say that they were written under the in
spiration of the "muses "a word that by
the use of the wrong types was transform
into "nurses," much to the amusement of
those who knew her age at the time.
There is beautiful girl of sweet sixteen
in the San Francisco Jail. Shy as fawn,
blushing as Aurora, shrinking as the mi
mosa, fainting almost at the coarseness of
her surroundings thus reporter pictures
Mdlle. Antoinette Gillard! Alas 'tis a
pity that he should be obliged to add that
this fearful and fragile creature is sin "
for thrnsting knife four times into the
person of a masculine enemy and then
finishing him off about the Uranium with
brick
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THE LARGEST
First Class Hotel in the Territory

Having secured lease for long term of
years Of this large and commodious house,
have renovated, refurnished and embel-
lished its roomy parlors and elegant suits
cf rooms, and no expense or pains will be
pared to continue to improve and keep it
ON first class principles. The tables are
supplied with the very best the markets
afford and the delicacies of the season. At
tendance unexceptionable. Terms, reason
able 322.
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JOSEPHINE,

Written at Carroll Montana, August ID, by the
'tary of War, w. w. Belknap, while waiting TO
bismarck and Carroll packet, Josephine.
My eyes are longing for the sight,
OF one neer have seen;
watch for her by day by night,
Beloved Josephine.
They say her form is wondrous fair
Her movements full of grace
Her char ms are so beyond compare,
long to see her face.
She walks the water like bird,
Flying through woodlands green.
Oh, where is he who has not heard
Ofmy own Josephine.
Thousands of miles I've Travelled DER,
Fulfilling every duty,
And longing each day. more and more,
To gaze upon her beauty.
Oh! for sight of the sweet charms,
OF her, my chosen Queen,
To rest content within the arms
OF darling Josephine.
Missouri's waters slowly fall,
Faster my fears arise
AS from the hills look with all
The strength of fearful eyes.
And watch for her for whom / wait
With anguish sharp and keen,
Which only time can e'er abate,
And lovely Josephine,
Oh, dearest, soon you'll surely come,
Then Danish. weary hours,
On her loved form she'll bear me home,
And JOY will then be ours.
Bnt if she false and faithless proves
Ill drink the gay benzine,
And drown forever all my love
For faithless Josephine.
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POETRY.
~S-S~N~7-
|" GO BURY. /"
ms REVIVAL soss As SUNG By nn. sAskEr.

Hr REVIVAL soSs As SUNG BIZ Mr.. sANKEr.
Go bury thy sorrow, 80
The world hath lite share ,iia3;tfsIs
Go bury it deeply. ..az SIS
Go hide it with care
Go think of 1t calmly,
tsi When curtainee by night, z7eI
Go tell 1t to Jesus. fsH al ssF;Ez.
And all will be right. .f, ..ss.f.,.
Go tell it to Jesus, fx IA, 47vss#
He knoweth thy grief;
Go tell it to JesnR, 49feSa ~
He'll send thee relief; sa5s @ ~ 1
Go gather the sunshine zs.s "A .s-sl
He sheds on the way;
He'll tighten thy burden
Go, weary one pray.
Hearts growing a-weary
r With heavier woe sass
Now droop mid the darkness
Go comfort them, Go!
Go bury thy sorrows,
Let Others be blest:
Go give them the sunshine,
Tell Jesus the rest.
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The Russian harvest has failed. That
of Great Britain is short. That of the
United States is large.
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Written at Carroll Montana, August I'd, by the Sec
retary of War, w. W. Belknap, while waiting for the
Bismarck and Carroll packet, Josephine.
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Terms : Payable Invariably IA. advance.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

SIe w
0lA MOntiis w
Three Months. ..... .... ..... 1 60
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! NEW ! !. .NSoRr y W wEsrERs.
--Moltke win winter In Rome.

L = ~
| -Mol.ke win winter in Rome
THE Pene i . hard-money man,
bat--lndia inklinga News from the Prince
bot. Wales. atld eqef-9ds'1 s1t 5ise ~ q
EHa s=Nsw Jersey her just elected her tooth
Ilegislatufess ,sasTaah s7li-zfz" 3
New Bsdfogd Is said TO have bat one
whaler left-a sehooImaster.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren has mental
disease which is pronounced incurable.
"A man:is apt to think he can serve
his country best where he can get the best
pay. tsaiagazB sstf ~ .Essa as4i Ssss
LIT is estimated by an old virginian
that nine dogs out Of ten win run under
the bed when told to 60 out doors.
Talmage says that /" Coming Thro'
the Rye !" could be sung in church II peo-
pie would only sing with Christian faith.
An Indiana man has brought out a new
breed of pigs with five legs each, and the
Indiana smoke-houses are being enlarged.
1t is eighteen years the 7th of this
month since a Democratic Speaker has
been elected by the House of Representa-
tives.
The Postmaster Generals new fast
train is called the Widow" because it
fetches the mails SO much quicker than any
other train.
The great planet Jupiter is said by as
tronomers to be considerably disturbed just
now. Has any one been fooling with the
machinery?
-Parson Murray says the military rife
is fearful implement. sit shoots as a
cross-eyed man looks, the Lord only knows
where"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris will return to
the United States in about three weeks and
spend the winter in Rome.
In this dim world of clouding cares
We rarely know, till 'wildered eyes
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E1ERcNH.

At Ker@H Niucu couutw on dg 5tii i,ft'
VIZ RoSafT X SiiTBFz long a. r9estrriti o. tiiiF
county,, in aboft' tii8 77tif rear Of HiFauc re-
WIS q consistent mCtDBes, o. tiis Presbyterian
Church., wtlll RuUwsr nfd Wpiiy rvasjsqnbf
~ ReYsery' AinqH COUNTY,, on titc 5sb itss, !.
HNuHy.. souOf WILSON, mff Siisau Davis Neeh
STOUT 10 muutliSs. HUE AsRTS ias aone 10 rseii
With his Sgimfn
ia tirisuH, Ohio, June tiis All. a0er q lbrra
nidi paiufiii illmss; Ne, NsHssrts, IasEvrtt iil
tie 7Bih yesrof her auee l.ssdfi,nf uttBr .Gsln
size calmly i(al stiteTl. tsgira hpf, lived cfrsr TO-
tie care % bcf~ vtqIsutlAeetiiutg God
Ou tile l9thl o. Aprf lhsi ifI Siiili van county.
N6l,, Ofc0usnmpiion, lfs Nhty 4 Hmasb.y.
oduaOrt Of W. Jsnrs HOHd.gy forgurgt =, 81 il,ra-
dsS county,, 10 Ne 4lsti rcare orlieSr atfp.
liz RllmFi0uv, VII. on fiie,4lf iruf1. Me- H.
"a Rimw wtitO Of W Henry - BibiB. dfoup,gi
dtSti on tie floor ~ her rSidturqs 1qas csiiEr
Of her dtsitil the 0nBhonaud Hsqrg ssss iasrpi
yet been sseeFtsiueSi ~ size hiss heeu no. agisi
hselthi Gfi Bw nsiior1tI me before her ita,thRl
tkker = walk,.
AZ lltUsdway Depot, Rocks apiiatn co., on
Thursday, lBt iBsit,, RNDHsNg Avtss sbu3l nj
months, rouBResl scB % Bty g. A. A. =. r. Air.
au,itFy 06eHy one the lltile one eetsit0f 40
titsetd inlb tie Rfieg fbidL-fiitssfsl tiif1i6lit
"0F siicif s'tiis Riuhd6rn'
I Ca tie 28tdi uli,, il HpsiiBcbul 0bsQs wr0fa
woep}, yCuBgest Soui on p. s.. absliallt aeed 4
yeasr aHd lll mJulljss
I On the 1slB Jili, iif peltfsbatg 6faBl coii6.
tn, Itascc n ,ibfaUt sSu o. Chsaitss a5d kuulV
n Iliiij SGD l0IHpBthss
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TAKE NoTR.-An exchange says -
Many housekeepers banish palatabls and
nutricious dlshss from their tables b.
cause OF the unpleasant odor arising
therefrom during the proosss Of cooking.
This may be overcome by putting q
small piece Of red pepper. the sise Of .
wafer. into the meat or vegetables when
they frat begin to boil.
@A gentleman advertises his will.
insness 10 exchange . cork leg for q
revolver. This 10 the nearest approach
to the old law Of retaliation Ne have
seen Tor long time. It Isn't an eye for
an eye-but its ley for an arm.
1"I have my own reasons. madam"
said old Pflkins to his wife, "for not 70.
turning your abusive remarks" "Yes."
said she, reaching for the coal shovel
and shaking II under his nose. "and this
10 one OF them"
1What's the difference between the
lower part Of the leg, and the late com.
etf Ones shin and bone, and the other
been and shone.
@Why 10 church bell more affable
than church organ7 Because one will
go when II IL tolled, but the other will
be allowed" first.
1"Tight, vcry!'' said wag. when
young lady he knew passed him on
tho street. "What do you mcan?" ask.
ed his astonishcd companion. "Only
the dress. my boy
1When they build railroad the
frst thing they do Is to break the ground.
This Is often done with great ceremony.
Then the break they stockholders. This
Is done without ceremony.
tTThc most delicate woman has
strength and agility enough to mount
the spring styles.
9The duty OF the hour--to take
care ofthe minutes and make mp the day.
4'1t IL n strange fact that when pco.
pie indulge In high words they use low
language.
WAt what season did Eve cat the
appie?-Early In the fall.
~DiIigence Is q fair fortune. and
industry good estate.
@The length OF the days Is now on
the decrease.
VThe number OF women members
OF the Patrons Of industry. In the u.
s., is said TO be Mt least 100000.
IVA cabbage leaf or damp cloth
worn in tho crown OF the hat will pre-.
vent sunstroke.
VIIuman life f. a constant want.
and ought to he constant prayer,
VEctwcen two evils choose neither.
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Baltimore Cattle DIa rk g {.
TEuEspAY, JCLY I, 1875.

EExs Csrrs,-The nSfkst hes been inactive
throvskoot she week, there beiHg little 81 no ks
% 10 ~ sey Gme-psices $50 sG3e OF fes top
Cattle, Of siss thsrc we're . hwAsber 81 very
good oees 90 the ns&sket, while Medfnns ssd
cvnupeo aosIitiey were tGs4e Iss 10 lower, the
sresfes dscttae bciag sefsee,sstS on tfse consay6
grsdes, .whicS w~s 10 greater samtcrs ssss
Isss week.
Prices to-day far scrf Cs,de nases 80 ses.
lows sest Reeves ~ 66casT 2s-tbss aes-
orally rated ssst PssFfts oetSSS eo-mediau
% good Esfr qnstify sctS$s 0e--of&fssrf This
Seeersy Oreu sof Cows so EsJf so-seaes-
81 sscrsgs Of ths hs@rkes so-dsy Sc e9-ex~
tssrHe rsaas 81 prices so@$T rs. Most Of
on tbs rseefvts fsT besd eswe sfosa Ohio, 1s8
fsom Vtr1iaies SIS FROM West Vss So fe~ns Ms~
rytsnd, rs from PenaeSfssaia, 90 faom No.,
S. fsmm Tenaesseey sod 90 from Esneack --eSes4
rscsipts eoe ths week 1865 hesd sgsinse 1851 last
week sad 1916 head ssrne fme Rast year. on
the o6crinqs 7st head ~tpc tslsu 81 Rsaa5asore
butchers, So sid 10 Wssfiiaapon ciTs BUTCHERS.
and 81 ~ Eastern spscaIetps-eoesst sales kesf
ma week 9SS hssdt G9aiasr Ip30 Last weeyS, aud
p28T head ssuus nasc pesr.
Coms.-We p,ots Mlcii Cows 90 SDTaS46 Der
head end Che wholesale hsapiset dail for COM
MON Cows.
Eforsl ---rhe recsists wers rsssser IsQht aks
weeit, but fully enough s6s tfse demand, wsirh
hss been very slow JAIrisSg die wnote week The
gralitg was ~ shade better then last wesA -nest
VoacHtb ootfS srlatuU Worb TreetY ~ propDftltNu
iltssp Iass week. sff hepwy acgs soarcsis az we'll
the IatIer being fc olive qsiote neac butcher
Hons &C o 50@$9 10 aud est ncgs 90 SO per
Foo lbs mt Prospects hsir for asxt week. flhe
ulnbefs 10 die pers ~ tise ciose sc dntgs aIsl
cienr hbu ihe wftuts 90 tbe HafcBers dsisin9 ne
hsiI@us of ftiB week. Receipts die wesk $50
headt a1sinst SslS Last week, adf SEQ Head
sasns titns last Se1r.
Sitssp ks0 Gssss.---rie market IIds lsseu Ices
scfise and tbs r'cPipts larstr than lhsr week.,
with prices not qillo IS high There is s,uas
lltst6 Rsssern demand. Rat Siieep. ~ S,dl Az
:iiose ~ common grade elbow tedai,uess eor,al-
lY,, saies heiug almost wholly cOufdetI TO the
middle gssodesi Therg is ~ diuht dsanmud FIR
open wo1il stock Sheep. lahHs. Witch syVe MOI
80 numerous ~ Inst wert,, srs dhll. We oubte
Sheep 80 4(D5 cis per- lb HTosss StocIt Si,s'p at
3f1s3 per- hesai,i ds to- qnditB.. Ia,nbs a, 5EAs
rs pgr heatie Receipts ibis week. 7leT head, O.
rdnst 631S Ifst week, aud 50SS head sane Tins
last Year.--Sun,
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RcM6f0mae

phs 2hd. Quarterly Meeting for south
Branch Circuit, NJ p. Church,. south.
willbe held@ Cllrase Church.. ripar will.
limbspore, GTemt Comfy commencing
on saturday, July "a, 1870.
Tic District Conference Moorpfsitl
District, VI. j.. CliutOB,, South viii Bs
held az Fremltlu, Pemdlbtolr County.
on tie 4tih Of August. 1876!
p. A.. WIagSNSRI6 Pc.
July g., 1876
" phe SHernnmieof tlie IoTIis S,n,s
per will be administered in the Nfttalol.
dist Episcopal Churcih South IN tiiIs
place. oa sabbath morning next, flie
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AZ = meeting. hsld On the 3eth day of
Jane, 1875, ofa committee consisting of
VIM. G. vanmetev. James Kuykendall,
George +. Cunningham, VIM. Fisher,
James 8. Whiting. Dr.. n. d. Parrsn,
Geo. T. Williams and Joseph vanmeter.
appointed to consider the practicability
OF organizing an Agricultural Associa-
ton. in the district comprising the coun.
ties Of Hampshire. Mineral. Grant, Pen.
dleton and Hardy. with . view to hold.
Ing an annual Fair In said district. VIM.
c. Vanmeter was chosen Chairman, and
Joseph vanmeter, Secretary.
% motion Of William Fisher II Was yssolvsd,
That In the opinion Of this COMMITTEES, Il 10 high.
~ desirable and entitsly practicable, to organize
ouch an association, With view TO holding an
anuual Fair, 81 some convenient point. 10 said
district, to Be determined hsresfter-and Il was
further
Resolred, That the fec Cor membership 10 said
association, be dxed At 6ys dollars and that Q
committee, Of three or more, be appoint ted By the
chairman 10 each county Of the district, 20 can.
vass for members 10 the respective counties and
that said committees report the oumber VI mem-
bers procured. to . meeting VI this committee
to be held 10 Mooreheld. en- Saturday. the i4,h
OF July. 1878.
Resoired, That II $50 members can be procur.
ed by that day, meeting Of said members DO
called al an early day, Tor the purpose Of organ.
iziug and adopting constitution and by.lsws,
for the government OF said association.
Kesoired, That w. @. vanmeter and James
Ku!kendall, be appointed sub-comuittes, 10 a..
certain In the meantime, where suitable esoui,ds
can be Leased, for the purpose Of holdiog 40 DUAL
Fairs, and the probable cost Of improving, and
arranging said grounds.
The chairman, under the second Reso.
luton, appointed the following commit.
tees, to canvass their respective coun.
ties for members:
Xampshire-James A. Gibson, Don. Parsons
aud John o. Pancake.
Aiherdl-Jobu T. Pesrce, John W. ysndiver
and Okey Johnson.
Gydm-Charles Williams, william Russell
and DR.. Joseph Kuyken4alI.
Pendiefon-Solomon Cunningham, Jobu Nc
Clure and Martin Judy.
Hardy-Johu b. Clsgett, John T. vanmeter,
@. p. Cusuingham, A. u. Wood and lease
Fisher.
ResoIred, That the papers Of the district be re-
9nes'ed 10 publish the proceedings Of this meet
ing.
WIN. C. vANMETER, Prest.
Jos. VANMETER, Sec'y.
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" - malignant disease, something
ltke the spotted fever prevails among
childtem in tlie pictaitY Of Philadeiphits
carrying Them or in ~ hours.
" PRe dwelling house OF SItumcll T.
Beaci9, Esp. IN Csp:mtsSille 6swqett
county. Md, was destroyed kY fire on
yesterday week.. loss $2.000L-nC1 i'm.
snrmce. The ffe is supposed 20 have
orginm@l through d defective aue..
eyWe understand Che crop OF a4eess
along MilI Crock, iir tliiscoaafg.. is amrR
be,ter tllmp last peut.
W Nicecmned Tomatoes. aC Browns
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q TE &TIwM14

VIII be held 90 Che ConrlIouse, Rom.
neY,. On sie evening &c die 31se inst, FOR
tile honedt q ".plle SuhHuv SCHOOL g,ii.
BruY Metlodist u. Church,. SoutIk"-
Address ny Rev. Mr.. Mnst,S, ,of Moore
6eld Admi@donl-25 ceHts..s children
under ~ pcarsoIiI, rs CENTS Refresh.
ments viii he served on die occasiou,
aud q large attendance ig respcct6,Jlp
dsltei, inpronOtiomof this deeaeabi,e aud
piilmUiropiD oiieot.
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Sear BretuHBuryE, at ie rssidsncs N Nypi
RrnIch, On tiig 1tt MS, bg Rev q. W Finley !,
w. DsaEs "a RNSHto Miss RsBsu0N w BSNayaig[
dssUIfiiter or Nc Abraham Lambert -sil OF ibis
county,
on tie 5ilf uiU, at tite rei dsaCs o. u, bride :
Parents d,f G,giou ltl~gg bS tti8 Rev. w RhhlL
berger No. BgSssVuN H.. RJiNp to Miss MRaBA,asf
~ RunuLRN. ml. OF iliiB oonutr.
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Free Schools

Election on the 18th Of August next.
5Eor We ere ssfhofized 10 ssnoasee A. n. ~
seysos. Esg - = candidate fof reelection 10
ihe Onies q Cosaty Superintendent Of Free
Schools or Hsmpstifs Comfy.
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SAVE MONEY

these tight is much interesting items On Nsp
KaU
only makes one rich IN tmnai1n What
business With and call will satisfy eds poiat.
We pfaae III
tons OF The county sad know fan we'll ta The seef
special ee knowing they win be sfeel psyea by
this notice Yoa know full we'll ts d6s dollar sk
NJ o - - -
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GOODS INTO CASH
the shortest possible space regard COST HAT that vs
worth $500 60 days worth 81 so FATTERE
ha brought 5000 GO consider
OF CLOTHES that cheap
All of that beautiful Stock
Of Calico
Of Calico

OF whe have bought
off d 10 Mems
cent or $500 Will sacrificed 100
make ysfsy
this Kind Of matter than anything else he could clip PEOPLE
how snd where they " ~" ~ rseP'S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-09

Wheat. IN Morgan county, 10 H.
suiiI, i4 even better than the most hoppe
fiiI expected, ami tliat grass amt clover
will proBaBIY make % full crop
EySomG oGtlie counties liz orr atatd
huve three and four canditdes for
comtysupariuten'cnt of'Ph!SIU Schools
FsPBhere are sevgntYsHvg papergpuhs
lisIled in tllis State IS gDodlg number
for so YOUNG Commonwealth.
EFF0u a choice CinaJr go 10 Browns.
Ea Joseph Metz, laJaBoue 70 yems
OF aye. WIS severely &c not fatally injrrz
cd ON ThsstlrY of last wgoIt, nc CumBes
liud, by Boinu struck by freight taedns
Ia was sttuIult about the base of die
skull, aud Ditslg RopO in entertained Of
his recovery.
ERNuotler lot of nice Csnriiss, Figs
and RaisI,1s, inst arrived 1T Rf0ws'ss
BIuB CbGg IN KHysRH--;phs T'tiians
statss tint sone parties diEgiugG VOL
on tfi0 property OF Messs.. Davis in
tile Western suBcaiB OF Keyserr. Cnne To
- ten foot tiiiUIt Bo,U of fre cimf. This
cIhY lbs very useful in manufacturing
finabriUI, and. wo Bsll8Ve.. emsiiur waTos
ID exists in quantity sufficient f6r al
most nnYpnrpoge..
Co RolnneY Has ono sOslh fountain.
RWnowgn CmuOil meets olr Monday
night of ezCili month
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DROPPED QUIZ


WE what ID On ~ snd "A us6d
THE NEXT rwo MONTHS si.ughsf GOODS ws Can
g on snsn n esdss clean or shelves M the early fill s
seasons business We solicited liberal friends
have most responded
creased sales have than deaby ts M profits
10 past" Our aim will be to turn " " 'THs ~ fe".'
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DIsrEESsExG AccIDExT.-On the fin
INST, Nicholas son OF Jacob Biser, OF
Beaver Run Tn Mineral eounty, was so
unfortunate as to be thrown from his
horse on his way from church. to bis
home
The violence OF the fall upon very
hard road fractured the Bones Of his
head SO extensively as to render an OPP
erntion necessary to- save life. DIR. Soy.
der was called TO Che ease at the house
OF Mr. AdSm CarneIJ, whittier Young
Biscr was taken, and deeuJing it fupor.
taut, put HIM Under the influence OF
ChIorufepms opened she skull. by tre-
pEstuing, removed q,rantity OF ex-
trrvusated btoode elevated the ftactrired
Bones to- their former position and left
him in care OF his numerous and kiud
friends.
DIR. Snyder continues his attentions
I'M the case md after several visits is
inclined to- think the prospect Of his re,
coverY somewhat encouraging,
On tlic 9Th, four days after the ope.
rH6iou.. the DIR. informs us it Became ne
cessauy to open the Rsad second time,
when consideraBIs quantity Of ciTSrsed
and confined blood was rcmoTgd,, much
to his relief The DR. thinks the case a
very critical one and recovery un.
certain.
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