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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

The Collection Of Pictures now on
exhibition al the corner of Pearl and State
streets are unquestionably the finest ever
offered in this city. The frames are per-
fectly elegant. Both pictures and frames
areineyery respect strictly frst-class. They
will all be sold at auction, to the highest
bidder, commencing this evening, at
o'clock.
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Card to the Public.

HAVING ASSOCIATED NEEs. JOHN
IL PAGE with me, Ca young gentleman OF
decided merit as general HOUSE PAINTER,
GRAINER & DECCRATER.)
Our business will be conducted under the
name of MANSHIP & PAGE, who are pre-
pared to execute in the very best style, every
branch of House, Sign and Ornamental Paint
ing Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, sc.
We guarantee the very best work in the
shortest time and on moderate terms
C. H. MANSHlP.
Jan g. '75-daw3m
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FOR RENT.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED has about Seventy
L five acres of good land FOR RENT: Good
Dwelling House, with six rooms, good Spring
water, good Garden spot and Orchard, good
Cabins and Out-houses. The above land is a
part of my plantation lying five miles east OF
premises. None need apply unless well re-
commended. ,,-
Jan. 8. '76-2w.
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For Rent.

A COTTAGE-TWO ROOMS,-Garden at
n tached, Oh Town CREEK, on Capitol ST.,
price So per month.
A gooi dwelling and y acres of land in
Clifton Grove Survey-gOod new enclosure
cistern-house in good repair-a fine orchard
Price SIS per month. ,-o,,,,,
January IL i76-d5tw9t.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

The stockholders of the Jackson High
School Company are requested to bear in
mind the meeting called for Monday, next
At Angeles Hall. The meeting will take
place at Y o'clock. We hope to see every
stockholder in attendance. We again call
attention to the advertisement calling thi-
meeting.
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S25 REV

CroLEN FROM THE UND 3Iai G. re BAY y
~ the Sp haSm n,,t IA hands high, or years old
hor rother long head, with white spot n
mas f fn.Ie ana heavy name and tail, VIII
the lo[ E;Ie hind foot The above reward VII
I 6a given for any information Leading 70 ni'
recovery
GAINESVILLE, Simpson Co., Miss
y 1w
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

The poor people of Lafayette keep
posted as to where the big-footed belle
puts her shoes when worn out, and gather
in the pegs for fuel. Some farmers use
them for fence posts.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

Do not fail to attend the auction sale
Of fine pictures tonight. The pictures
must be sold You can get them at your
own price.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

An Oregon man pounded his wife be-
cause she couldn't explain the word
hexagon." The paragoa of judge
gave the husband triangular sentence
to an OctagOnal cell.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

PIcTUREs-Go to the Picture Auction
Tonight, at the corner of Pearl and State
streets
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House for Rent.

,,rH SIX ROOMS Garden, Stables, CHS
w In I'm ct etc. All in good order, now oecu-
w tern ie esp. RAINS, will be rented low
pied aes ~ given Immediately aBbPslSy 70
Jan. 6, 70
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22

The bill to provide for State hospital at
Natchez, was upon motion OF Mr. johnston
indefinitely postponed.
The Senate went into executive session,
and refused To confirm the appointment of
james Williams as school superintendent OF
Sunfower county. Also coni conn. ,lt ow %io or
three whose names we are hot se' "oio W
give.
HOUSE BILLS.
H.C.R. In relation to reports OF S1a1e
officers, and FL. b. TO ehaole M >. n D.
definitely postponed.
He. r. In rotation 10 Ine cohstttu
t;onaI o,nardmants voted on at last cleo
ton providing for their being engirafted Ia
the constitution, was concurred in. Ad-
journed.
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-.,.,,.,,urga and Meridian Railroad

rroiobt leaves Jackson for Vicksburg
I ma a- Ne and leaves Jackson for Meridian
at 1904 NJ Ill. .o,,, oeoo4 ~ SUNDAY
member Ip 9Th, 1875.
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4 LII the latest improvements in Dentistry
"A Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for the pain
less Extraction of Teeth. Dental Engine for
the rapid preparation of cavities, polishing
teeth etc. Life-like artificial teeth on the
celebrated Celluloid Base. Satisfaction guar
anteed in all cases Charges moderate. Terms
Cash.
Best quality of Tooth Powder and the cele
brated Vegetable Mouth Wash, always or
hand.
Jan. 5, '76-1mdaw.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

TIE sss sslollne y ~ s,sesisns q shh Oo.ues.
veeleh.r ead vnsa .eeeee~oss eseltae1 ub1sv
::,s ss AZ :; :s; = II. Y ,c . ~ ss''
fAS a6cve rseisea sosa1oslts sad ssp nust
= ssessssd ssa stsysd b sil assess.!s reeis.
ss ssss g vsssss slseelso sosesy sed cthe!s tkst
.:y ::s:rss S & y: sss sssrs !. ,.s .:,:Sy :y
monwesltA entitled 10 the ssae.
BY the ith sestien Of The Get Of. Assembly Of
!sssssssy ~ g. ~, y = enacted thst % coon ss
:s: e: s:: :s:,s s' % s. s:' q s' :
such csa didats voted lor, snd make fuii rS.
tsrn q the sens q sstpllsets.. With . return
~ sssS sssssss sssi ). '1S svs~ x''ss sss
ss,s: scs 'ss = = :.s.:d y =:
. siss .! certify. q si.hss o. 9hs@, shall wsiss
upcs eaeh Of the resurss his o. their reasons f'r
sSS. ss :,SS y: e :s. them g r.:
y DECLARED ifoH the xindew % ths .siiissns
votes fees!ved by eeeh candidate shali Be made
The vote . counted and same shaii Be- immsdi.
aseiy posted upon the door OF the slsctioa kouss
70. isicr%s Non q shs publc The triplissss ..
os:s. :ss:,SR: s"I ons ssc .sssss. q
sdss, .kisS sSsil sssssia one iiss q voters. re-
Of assd envelopes skslI b Eivsn ths majority in.
speeso.. Al jadHss iivisG within twsivs miiss
o. the protnonotary's cf0rs, o. within twenty
o. city upcn the line Of . railroad leading 70
the county ssat, shalt bsfors O'Clock past M.
ridian OF the day amer the election, and ali
the second day srsr the election. dsiIvsr SAID
return, tossther With return sheet 10 the Pro
thenotaty Of the Court Of Common Please Of
ns ss,, vs,'h % A: "a. rsssrn :ss ss sa
shsll Be preserved by the Prothopotary for pub.
lic inspection. A. - o clock on the second day
foliovi Ing any election, the P!othonotsry OF the
@ ss,arss to sSs ssd Ccs.s sA. 'hS
turns prs'soi:i ~ the Pro;hono,.ry shsi, 30
opened By said Court and computed By such Of
Court shalt appoint In the presence OF the
ceriiasd aud esrtincats OF sisetion Issued un.
to - done BY return Judges: and II. ,%%'v vote 20
computed sud certified shali 10 made . matter
Of record In said Court. The sessions OF said
xsd the other oi sSid tripiica,s return. shall
s,p placed In III: box and sealed .p With the pat
M h:: been Or shall b provided sy the auth cfi
ior the s.is Keeping 81 tie ballot b"sss, Il.
1'ass .nS q minority Inspector sh.ll .isr the
other papers, have bssu securely bound with
tsre snd sealed ead the signature Of the Judge
nnd Inspectors amxsd thsrsto. forthwith dsliv.
the same together With the remaining boxes, to
the mayor OF Recorder OF such city, or In coun.
tiss, townships Or boroughs to such person or
psfsons - the Oourt OF common pleas Of tn .
proper county may designate. at the place do.
provided - Aforesaid, who shall then deposit
the said boxes and keep the same TO answer the
call Of any court or tribunal suthorixsd 70 try
the merits Of such cleo tion.
Owen under my hand, At my once In Middle.
burg this LIST day ofOctober A. n. 1875, and 10
the ons-hundrsdth year Of the Independence OF
the United States.
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CoRN HUsKISa.--An exchange sea.
sonably discourseth thus (: Tho next
will come the jovial corn huskings, In
the beautiful moonlight, when the air
sparklcs with frosty diamonds, and
merry song and chatter bespeak the
happiness Of rustic bellies and bcaux,
rs they strip the husk from the golden
ears. Oh there's world of unreal.
lied fun and unwritten poetry In this
world Of ours --hidden;sway too, where
the tawdry bubbles Of fashion, who inn
agine they only rcvel amid life's sweets
would never think Of finding tin III.
tie, cosy country hooks where the
Queen of Happiness reigns supreme,
anl wiclds her sceptre sheen.
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Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Your Surroundings.

Al wanting fRuIT FARMS. especially
adapted to the growth OF tho VINE, whero Il
Is an established success anil pays LA ROE:
PROFIT. Tho land Is also aiaptoi to the
fruits also, Grain, Grass. aud VsrotabIos. """
o$;%AR%s ~ % s%% SsESs can s.saDS. nov 3 seem;
Phiiadeiphia, by Railroad, ia a mild, deIishtfni
climate. and at tho very doors Of tho New York
aud philadeiphis Markets. Another Railroad
RUIZ TE 'iff TiSGE q n:r !. sil..ay .rr,
and Prosperous. Churches, Schools and other
privileges arc already established. Also, man.
aiaetorios Of shoes; Clothing llass, straw
Goods and Other things, at which different
It has been HEALTHY RESORT for some
years past for people suffering from pulmonary
~; many thousands have entirely recovered.
new Brick Hotel has Just boon completed,
100 feet front, with back buildings, four stories
provenents for tho accommodation OF visitors.
Price Of FARM LAND cas- .00 per Acre pay
able by lLstalimsnts. within the period 0f four
acres OF land will count fully as much as 100
Persons unscaaainted With Fruit Growing,
can oecome familiar With u In short time on
Five Acres Ono Acre, and Town Lots 10 the
towns Of I.andisviilo AMI vineland, also Tor
sale
whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
Vinelsnd eau be visited at small expense.
A paper containing full Information will 10
sent upon application to CaAuLss X. LAMBS,
Vlneiapd, N, j., free OF cost.
Tho following 10 an extract from description
Of Nineland, published Ia ths New York Tar.
MUM, by tho we'll Known Axriouiturist, Solon
Robinson:
All the farmers wore OF the well 1, do" sort,
and some Of them, who have turned their alton.
tion TO fruits and market gartoning, have grown
rich. The coll is loan, varying from sandy 10
clayoy, and surface gently unduiAting, Inter.
sscted with small streams and occasional wet
meadow ws, in which deposits Of peat OF muck are
stored. sutficient TO fsftiliis the whole upland
surface after IL has been exhausted Of It's nstur.
Al fertility.
II Is certainly one Of tho most extensive Tor
tile tracts, in an almost level position, and
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming, that
No know Of this side Of tho Western prairIes,
we found some Of the Oldest farms apparently
just - prontably productive ss whom hfst clear.
ed Of forest nity or hundred years ago,
The Kool0gist would soon discover tho cause
ofthis continued fertility, The whole country
ID . marine depostt. and oil through the so II Ne
found evidences OF calure0us substances, geusr-
ally In tho form Of tndurated caloareous mari,
showing many distinct forms Of ancient shells,
OF the tertiary formation and this marty sub.
stsnoe issosttsred eli through tho soil, 10 very
eomminuted form, and IL the exact condition,
most easily assimilatsd By saoh pla nts % the
former desires TO cultivate. Aus.3,Te.
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Straw hats ans white vests will soon
bs called in.
The crack af the shotgun Is heard
In the land.
Fine fall weather Is predicted BY
knowing ones.
Many farmers have finished sowing
their wheat.
The Presidential election and the
Centennial close the same week.
The times are growing better, th,
croakers To the contrary nothwith-
standing.
There isa general impression that
from this time forward times will i'm.
prove.
We were compelled 70 cut short
tho Court proceedings on account OF
the Election proclamation.
The crock market Is decidedly active,
and our dealers are handling large
quantities of the applebutter recepta.
cles.
The rush for the centennial has fair
Inv set in. The cars are crowded, and
every body, his wife and little ones
turn that way in person or in desire.
CoScERr.-A grand concert will be
held at BeavcrtOwn, on Saturday even.
| ing, by the Beavertown Brass Band.
| Il is hoped that there will be good
turnout, as there Is fun ahead.
Every man has his theory about the
proper season TO advertise. The most
|experisnccd advertisers say that the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

A Mosr SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL few
days ago says the Doyiestomn Democrat,
Eyan Slower, Of Spring Valley, while
working in his mill, noticed that the
was not working as il
should do, and kept getting slower and
slower. Finally it almost stopped. He
Immediately proceeded TO investigate
the matter and ascertain the cause.
llc raised the stones. inspected the
|machincry. and did other things with
|cmt avail. Finally he went 20 the wa.
ker gate and raised that up. Finding
fhat the wak ';' not flow rs fast as il
fhould, hef il arm In the race
End to his hv.o. pulled out one of
bis children, aged about three years.
It Was TO all appearance dead, hut ~
Die was carrying II to the house it, nose
began TO bleed, and the color came
back to its face. The child was rcsus.
titated and is at present as we'll AZ IL
nothing had tever happened 10 II. How
long the child had boen in tho water
ho one knows.
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Ep. Posr. --Nctwithssaudlu shs eocl
:. .es;sss her, and Only . pssssbly eir dsy.
Il fAxtonville on the 0Qth ult. was we'll
attended. We had abundance nom
the boontlfal stores Of the friends In
The vicinity.
We take this means Of returning our
thanks 70 Rev. Anthony for his able,
eloquent and instructive address. and
70 the Middleburg Cornet Band for
their cxcellant Music. We invoke the
divine blessing on all who participated.
SURF.
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Business Locals.

Go to lVeis & Oppenhcimer Selins-
grove and examine their new stock ol
fall clothing.
-HollowAy's Pills and Ointment.
We stand aghast At the thousands hourly
hurled TO . premature grave. victims ol
having neglected the frst symptoms ot
disease. Whether the complaint riginsies
In the body, or be introduced accidentally y
through the skiu-fatal results may be
warded of by timely recourse Of one or
both Of these medicines, 25 cents per box
or pot. Sept. II, '78, 4w
Clothing. hats and caps &C., selling
cheaper than ever ut Weis & Oppenhei-
mer's Selinsgrove.
The celebrated ELMIRA BOOT
is sold THIS YEAR as low as o much
more inferior boot and the only place
to get them, in Selins Grove, is OF
Wagensellcr & Sons
n0-JoHN ID. RAUDENBAUGH, Tailor,
respectfully informs the people OF Mid
dleburg and vicinity that he Is prepared
TO do all kinds of work in his line neat
ly, cheaply, according TO the latest
style and warranted to ft. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite tho U. B. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S.76.tf.
D6r C. N. SAITH, from Newport,
Perry county, Pa. will furnish Snyder
county merchants, with the best COM
mon candy, French Bunting, &c. He
will be on hand at and during the holi.
days, with all kinds of Candies, Toys,
etc. Sept. q 76,tf.
CASH SysrxM. believing il 10 be
o benefit 10 customers as we'll as
ny:sls. 1 bsvs eonsludsd 70 sell goods on
asd sftsr October 18th, 1875, for cash or
produce only. Goods viii be sold iS per
esnt. cheaper than now. All kiads Of grain
sad produce will BE- taken for which the
Cash will be paid. II. I. R0MIG.
Beaver spriuss, Snyder County. Ps.
Sept %. 1879. -.
NunpsR WILL Our. "A Nv years ego
"Augusl Flowers" WAS discovered 10 be
. certain cure for dyspepsia ssd Liver
complaint, few then Dyspsptios nsds
kneWa 70 their friends bow easily snd
quietly they bad bsea cured BY its use.
The greet merits Of 0Rssn's AUausr Flow.
~ became hsasldsd through through the
eountry b. one sufferer 70 another until
without sJvsrtislug. its sale hes become
inosass. Druggists in Every town 10 the
Usltsd States ere selling u. No person
suffering With Sour 6tsuseh. Sick Head.
ache, Costivsasss. palpltssiea Of he Heart
indigsstioas lev spirits. ste., eau take
three doses wlthest relief. 90 70 your
Druegiss Johu A. Nsals ssd 81 . bottle
fes TS essis ssd w H. ssapls bottles
10 ssats
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THE TRICK OF A TRAMP.-Elias
chwertzer, q farmer living near Bear.
|own, Lancaster county, agreed 10 on.
|ertain =, gentlemanly looking tramp
Pho professed willingness 10 pay for
Ps lodging one night last week. After
Paving partaken Of supper the tramp
(ook cigar and handed one 10 his
Rost. They smoked aud talked ON diff
erent topics until 10 o'clock, when
s told the boys 70 20 70 bed. Al
nls point the stranger said he would
muse the boys before they retired.
te PERFORMED several tricks which
ery much pleased all. He said he
ould take q ball, which he held in his
and, and place Il In the barn with.
" leaving the room. This astonished
penn all. He said that II the family
ould permit him he would 20 into
room up stairs 70 arrange the ball,
Inch would not require more then
xenly minutes, and when he would
amp on the floor they were 70 90 70
as barn, whore they would find the
W behind horse, whore they kept
ilk. The family being anxious * I 70 zee D,
performance showed the stranger
70 Me best room and then waited
the signal 10 60 out. In about
eo!y minutes the stamping was
,sd and tbe party len for the barn
examined the curry comb box and
nMo ground, but could not 6nd the
W an0 In sairo6nH An uatn,,kls v,a<s,pv,.
when NJ. 6chwo1tsor went up 70
room aud found u empty and o76
Seu nom q dyawer, Yqrily, the
". " a,e !. ~ Rot AZ duad yet. -JISiIlIsloua
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Au tilc OTpuNUS SOurI tilc ucuii
amount Of miscellaneous business was
transacted, I. c.
Orders Of salo nwarded-Returns 10
confrmed--Guardians appointed
tition proceedings conirmed,- Real es-
tate decrccd 10 heirs &c.
COMMON PLEAS.
Jno. I,ongacre vs. Daniel Lease, Tro.
yer and Conversion. Cont. at costs Of
.plT.
+. &w. Portzlino vs..Jos. Meiser, case,
settled.
springman vs. I. and J. Moor, case,
settled.
Columbia Ins. Co. VS. Jos. and Sarah
Diehl, appeal, Defts. confess Judgment
samuel Fehhrer vs. Snyder Co.. Ap-
peal from assessment OF land damages
by reason of widening Market street
in Selinscrove, verdict for def.
Bad,nan vs. Richter Il Gaugler. Debt,
appeal, both cases cont.
Fries, Indorsco &c. vs. +. j. X. Zeller,
assumpsit, cosat.
Columbia Ins. Co. vs J. F. Hotten.
stein, assumpsit, Def. confess Judgt.
Bonner, vs. cummings, notice to gar.
nishcc &c. attachment, cont.
Jacob File vs. Peter Thomas, Eject
ment, verdict for pfi, for the land, o
cents costs and 6 cents damages.
Badman vs. Kuhn, assumpsit. Vcr-
dict for Plif.
franklin Kreider We. ]. NJ. Bowes.
Sci. Fa. sur Nee. Lien. Dct. confess
Judgment.
Peter Baily vs. John Fertis, appeal,
settled.
John F. Weller VS. d. Eisenhart.
Shift. Tresspass, verdict for deit.
John 3 Schnee vs. John s IVOlE As.
sumpsit. con.
CofIIman & Coffman vs. Mary A Long.
Feigned Issue from Perry county. Con-
tinued and ordered to the head Of the
list for Dec. Term.
Prof w. IL Dill, of Frceburg. hav-
ing passed n highly creditable exam.
alton upon his application for admis-
sion to the bar was admitted to prac-
tice in the several courts.
Lewis Potter. Esq. of the Perry %.
lar was admitted TO practice in the
several courts of Snyder county.
QUARTER SESSION.
Commonwealth, rcrsus Charles HoG.
man, John Hess, and Geo. Lenx,
trnmps. indicted for Burglary pleaded
guiliy--bcing young men--iirst offence
and not Of very serious nature, Court
sentenced them each to pay u fine Of
81. costs of prosecution and imprison.
n,cnt in county Jail for two months.
Same rrrss Charles Shrawder. Forge.
ry. Deit. pleads guilty. Sentenced to
! mouths III county Jail, 81 fine and
costs.
An unusual amount of Sessions bust.
ness was disposed of.
Special Election to change place Of
holding election s in Beaver township
was ordered to be held Nov. Z.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

TIME undersigned will sell his late resi-
ough Of Middleburg, Snyder County, IA
This is adesirable property and was for.
merly known rs the EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements comprise q LARGE DOU-
BLE FRAME HOUSE, SUMMER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED, ICE HOUSE. and other
ou'buildines. An excellent well Of water
al the door. II IL suitable for u private
dwelling or . Hotel, aud located near the
centre OF bnsinss.
Terms easy and reasonable. For furih.
er particulars call on or address
J. W OpwIG.
Watsontown, Northd Co., Pa.
Aug. 81, 1876.
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Caution
is hereby given that the

~ undersigned purchased tho following ar.
ticlos at constabies' sale, and 10 n tho same In
possession Of Isaac Walter during hts pleas.
ure. All persons arc cautioned not TO inter
fear or meddie with the sAme, vis ; Chair,
cloth, Boiler. and on the same day gave or nv
property TO his vito Mariah Waiter, the follow.
Ing articles Cooking stove = pipe, Bureau.
Cnest, Iron Kettle, Wool Chest, Lard can
Appisbuttsr, Meat stand.
Centre Twp, Sept. IS, 1870.
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Teachsrs' Institute.

Teachers Institute.
The Snyder county Teachers Insti.
Pute will he held in the new school
house, at SelinsgrOve, commencing
n9 o'clock A. n. CA Tuesday the cath
bf bf0ctober. tst
Profs. +. A. Allen. Robert Curry, and
4. l.. Griswold will he present, and will
tive instructions in methods teaching
he various branches Of common
kchool studies, and in everything re.
ating to the intelligent and successful
arrangement Of schools.
The evenings will be devoted to ad-
iresses. lectures, the reading of essays,
md to discussions.
Every thing possible will be done
o make this one of the best Institutes
fver held In the county.
No tsaehss ahould TALL - ~ present the
.scle session. TAoss wso take NO more Inter.
q, n sA:ir e.. inpsove@sns thsn % astsad
essh bsnsdt from the Institute. 10 natter how
'ei u may b. eonduoted.
a cordial invltation % bs present 10 extended
M ne friends q edueatlon In the county.
.,s. ,y sa. may wi.h e psspe,s eddrss.::. les.
;::ss q 4. H:nSsss ~ 3: n. o is:sisas: O. O.
este Il known on the hrst day OF the session,
~ aavs place Assigned them on the pro-
% TSs,;s:y ;e:,.oes e: direct a.,:s.o,: r vi,
WIN. NOETLIN0, CO. Surs.
Ssunsgrove, -. Oct. & 1870.
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Travellers are frequently subjected
to inconvenicnces for the want of guide
boards at crossroads. The law pro.
yides that supervisors Of road districts
shall put up these boards at at all
crossroads. Whenever this is neg
lectcd, interested parties can have II
remedied by making complaint TO the
grand jury.
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To Agents or Any Who Need Work.
THE BIG BONANZA sIs., r..

VEk Volume. Dan De Quille's new book.
with introduction by Mark TWIN. 10 inst
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Judge Henderson is being highly
comphmented by Mo press throughout
the State upon the order Sssued recent
ly in Lebanon county forliAding the
presence Of boys in Courts Of Quarter
Sessions.