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Profound Egotism.


Delegate, has throughout the
canvass constantly held himself
up to the public as an assailed
and prosecuted individual, in
sisting in published circular
that his enemies were taking ad-
vantage of bis filial devotion, TO
defeat him by "eschewing and
trickery." This idiosyncracy
eliminated last evening, when
he took advantage of a courtesy
extended to him to speak in an
other mans hall, to vituperate
the editor of this paper in un-
measured terms, and an oppos-
ing candidate who called the
meeting and paid for the use of
the hall, lights and music for the
occasion, the expenses of which
Mr.. Andrews did not incur for
himself, and by the length of his
speech debarred the proprietor,
whose courtesy he enjoyed and
abused, from replying to his
scurrilous charges.
So far from Mr.. Andrews hav-
ing been made an object Of per-
sonal attack, no candidate for
any public position was ever
uniformly treated with more
tenderness or ferbearance, and
nothing but an overweaning van
ity, beyond the bounds of all
reason, could construe just and
fair criticism upon his public
declaration of principles, as per
sonal attacks upon himself.
While conceding to Mr.. Andrews
all the manly characteristics and
social virtues which he claimed
tor himself, we simply took is
sue with him upon that portion
Of his platform which declared
for the taxation of all property
not belonging to the State and
exempt under the Constitution
and laws Of the United States,
and gave our reasons for doing
so without casting any reflec-
ton upon Mr.. Andrews motives,
and specifically disclaiming any
personal disrespcct for him as a
citizen. For this expression of
an honest difference Of opinion
upon public measure, Mr.. An
drews, in his speech, sought to
hold US up to public odium as a
man whose public expressions
were always dictated by per-
sonal malice or mercenary con-
sideration, and concluded his IT,
rade of vilification with the em-
phatic declaration that he was
willing to live and die by the
very declaration which he as
sailed US for attempting to con-
trovert; the only construction
Of which is, that Mr.. Andrews
deems himself so near immacu-
late that he regards any man
who disagrees with him as either
a fool, a knave or personal en-
emy; thus exhibiting degree
of self esteem and intolerance
which does not promise the best
results in his attempts to form a
basis Of government for cos
mopolitan people.
Now we challenge any man to
point to a single expression by
us rejecting unfavorably upon
the character of any candidate
in this Judicial district, and the
only intimatlon of a personal
consideration for the support of
any candidate, made to us from
any quarter, was in behalf of
Mr.. Andrews, whether with or
without his knowledge we can
not say; and we have not heard
and do not believe, that there
has been any attempt to de-
feat Mr.. Andrews on personal
grounds. Such idea is solely the
creature Of Mr.. Andrews NOR
dinate egotism. The only per-
sonal controversy in the canvass
was inaugurated by Mr.. An
drews himself in assailing the
business relations of Mr.. George:
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The death Of Pope Plus IN.
caused over a million pairs OF
black gloves to be sold in Paris.
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The value Of this remedy must not be OVERLOOK
In the cure of those
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

Affections Of tho Eye, Ear. Throat, Lungs and
Bronchial Tubes which in many cases accompany
a severe case of Catarrh. The innafhcd and dis.
eased condition of the mucous membrane Is the
cause of all these troubles; and until the system
has been brought properly undrr the tnf11ence OF
the RADICAL CURE. perfect freedom from them
cannot be reasonably expected.
1t In but three years since SANFOED'S RADI-
CAL CURE was placed before tho public. hut in
that short time it has found its way from Maine to
California, and is everywhere acknowledged by
druggists and physician; to be the most successfGl
preparation for the thorough treatment OF Catarrh
ever compounded. The fact will be deemed OF
Importance when it is coupled with the state.
ment that within five years over go different
remedies for Catarrh have been placed on sale. and
to-day. with one or two exceptions. tn. II names
cannot be recalled by the best-informed druggist.
Advertising may succeed in forcing a few sales.
but. unless the remedy possess undoubted specinc
medical properties it is absolutely certain to fall
into merited obscurity.
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Each package Of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
contains DIR. Sanford's Improved lnhaling Tube.
with full directions for its use in all cases. Price
S100 Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS & POTTER. General Agents and Whole.
sale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
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" Okire.

During tae alb epce OF Nr. r. W. Pontius his
business will be attended to oy I. N. Hail. who
holds general power o: attorney IL ON Mr.. Pom
t'us ior sGat purpose.
]. u HALL,
Attorney in far. 20 Il. Pon,lus.
Seattle, W. T., March 20. 1873. nl21 d2w
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Office. Dispatch Buildings, lanes s;rset.

TEE EVENING DISPATCH. pubnshed ev-
cry day In the week Except sunday Eight
dollars per year by mail; One dollar per month
by carrier
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH. published evt ry
Saturday morning. Two dollars per year
All business, news letters or !elesraphic dis
patches must be addressed TO EVENING DISPATCH
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PUGET FOUND RY
Will I [ &: TEfdWY, PEOPR'S.
Successors to ]. F. & T. WILSON,

Ali kinds of Iron and Brass Clsting done at
San Francisco prices.
Orders from all parts of the Sound will be
hiled with promotiiess and dispatch. oc2tf
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~ For the purpose Of bringing tho
sttsation Of advertisers to our new quar-
tefs, 10 Spruce g., We have decided TO
s6sf . senplinsntsry copy Of the April
edition Of the American Newspaper Direo-
tory 10 every person who hos ever advsr-
tissd with u, and also to an additions,
list numbering ten thousand, ono hundred
And eighty general advertisers. or no
ether edition OF the Directory have We ev>
or Issued one.hslf the number for which
these lists call. Newspaper advertise.
1nsnts for this edition win be printed on
,oelersd paper and intsrlssved opposite
,ths description Of the paper. or as near
70 II - 10 found practicable. Only thir.
teen DAgss have been taken. II 10 not
expected that the book will cont ain more
thss from twenty-five 10 hfiy advertising
pages. They Will be solicited from none
but pronissnt representatives journals,
and will b especially vslusbls on that
account, - well - on account Of the pos
ettion secured snd the oonspisuoususss OF
Tie colorsd leaves. The terms ere cash
With order. snd the prices the same %
Assetseers: Por one page, $50 ! half
pasA $50 ons>third psgs, S26 enc.
euertsy Dsse. o2e. Copy should be for
Wasdsd vIlheut delay. Address GEO
= 10 WE'LL : co.. Publls hers Anssieau
1eveDopss Dlreslsry, New yoSt. 81
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PRUySrya. The present weather af-
fords an excellent opportunity for
pruning and we notice tina. numerous
Of our citizens who pay careful atten-
ton to thcir fruit trees, have commen.
ccd the work Of divesting them Of the
superlluon. branches formed since las,
Spring. Grape vines should also re-
ceive attention at this season of the
year. and liberal use Of the pruning
knife in many cases would prove ben
eiicial. Shade trees along tho streets
should also have their superiluous
branches Topped of and trimmed
neatly.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia 10 the most perplsxinG OF sli hu-
fnsn silmerts. Its symptoms are almost Inn
nits In tLeir variety, and the forlorn and dis
pondent victims Of the diseass often fancy
themselves The prey, in turn, q every known
malady, This it dus, IN part, TO the close sy m
pathy which exists between the stomach and
the brain, and 10 part also TO the fact that any
disturbance Of the digestive function nsccssArf
~ disorders the, liver. the bowels and thd ner.
YOU; ,, sysssw, sed sneoss, to some sstsus. the
y. T. kunksl's Biitsf Wine Of Iron sure cure
This 70 not new preparation 10 be tried and
msuy yesrs In the practice OF eminent physi.
clans With uppsrs lelled success. II 10 not ex.
pecsed or Intended 70 cure all the diseases to
which the human family 10 sub jcct. but 70 war
rented ts cure Dyspepsia In its most obstin.te
form. kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron never fils
to cnre. Symptoms Of Dyspepsis are loss Of ap .
petite. wind and rising OF the food, dryhess Of
the mouth, heartburn, distinction OF the stom.
ache aud bowels, constip.tion on, headache, dir-
siaess. slespiessnsss and low spirits. Try the
great remedy and be convinced Of NJ inertia
Oct TIE genuine. Take only Kunkis's, which Il
put only IN ons dollar bottles; Depot, 25g North
Eiuth Street, Philsdslphis, Pa. II never falls.
for ssie by al Drasxists aud dsAlere tvsrywhers
Ask for y. y. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron
aud take no other. Six bottles for ave doiiars,
or ono dollar Der bottle.
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The active work Of the year is now
.bout 10 begin, over a large extent Of
conntry. and II may be well TO consid-
ar a few plain and practical statements.
I'd their bearing. Labor is the only
source of wealth. Labor creates moth
ing: il only adds 20 already existing
matter that quality Of usefulness by
which Il ismede to increase the gener-
Al wealth. Wealth 10 simply the accu-
mutation OF the products Of nature,
md of our own industry-stored up for
G,t,,re use. Labor is set in operation
Inv energy, and 10 guided by intelli-
vencc. An energetic man is indus
trous. and is tenacious Of purpose. n
il intelligence which enables us to
make the most Of our resources and
70 apply our labor most effectively.
Unless energy is controlled by intelli-
gence or bodily labor is wasted use
fessly. Mental labor plans, invcnts,
arranycs, and directs bodily labor, and
makes il productive in proportion 10
the accuracy Of the reasoning which
incites IL. The bodily labor OF one
man. or that of thousands Of men, may
be set in operation or guided 10y the
mental labor Of one man. Meutal la
Dor is therefore more effective and valu-
able than bodily labor. and its value
Il 10 be measured by the value II adds
10 bodily labor. The mental labor
which invents q plow. n moving ma
chine, or produces book, may bo of
immense benefit to whole country,
or even TO the whole world, for it may
serve to increase many times the re-
cults ofthe labor Of millions Of men.
80 the mental labor or intelligence of
the man who uses plov. or a harves-
ter in the best manner, or who reads
the book to tho most profit becomes
worth to him many times more than
his muscular force, because these may
enable him to do many days labor in
one, without any physical wearincss,
aud so add to his actual wealth and
his comfort. Thus il is seen that the
mind and the hand must unite to-
Rether, to make the labor OF each ef-
fsctive and that the mind may ena-
BILE the hand to very greatly increase
ita usefulness. Work on the farm deals
with things ihat are hidden to the
stood and there is no other physical
labor performed in the world that
needs more TO be guided by the labor
of the mind, than the cultivation oi
the soil, the rearing Of stock, aud the
conversion Of field products into flu
ished articles for sale, such, for instance,
- meal, butter. cheese, milk, etc. The
result Of oil this il, that n farmer
should be a studious. thoughtful man
~ we'll as sn energetic industriou.
worker. He must also learn to stick
70 one thing to persist in his chosen
eouss to be pstieut aud pei.ervering Z
end to strive to mako his labor skill.
hil and effective. With these quail
Gss, there 10 nc man .vrer Of reward
for his labor, nor Of better pay for the
bsst quality OF work. -Aa.rtean ASri
ssksI& for April.
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nO 3. Oppenhcime r, ot the arm Of
Weis Opfeubeimer, Seliussrove is in
the Eastern Cities this week 10 purchase
their Spring st ook.
They bave been making arrangements
With the largest and most rslisbl. mauufsc
lures for the last few weeks to get the
goods a. the very lowest bottom figures,
aud will give advantage Of the low prices
to their customers.
The goods will be ready FOR inspection
by the latter part " this week. Every.
body is respectfully invited to call snI
take look, even II they do not bay.
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BErRorHAL. Mr.. 9. weis was for.
mally betrothed u few weeks ago to
Miss Blla Bernheimer, both Of Selins-
grove. We gather from our Selins-
grove exchanges that the occasion was
q very pleasant one, many Hebrew
friends Of the young people having
been in attendance.
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Among the many who have left this
county for the west, few will carry
with them. to their new homes, the
we'll wishes of more friends than Reu-
ben Gemberling and Chas. Look OF
Penn township, who have recently re-
moved to Elkhart Indiana. May sue
cess attend them.
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AFLEAsAur Wsosi.s.-O l1st Taes lay
noraing at sslssk, ia. re.iieac. ot Mr..
CsptsiA Ctss. s. Davis vas tars vso open.
saa In . very ebert sPsoe ths hos.s .ss
SHED with iaviiei guests to vlt.sss tae
sssneaies s,anestsi with tis aAri ace
t 4. ". Peter. Zee, A.d liss Marie L
sessni daushter OF the late css,ais q Z!
Dsvis.
Al sbsst 8 s'slook the bridal party, sou-
slstins Of Msjsr Charles MMks an! M
AISLE Eekbert NJ Hrosmsnsn and Brides
naid and the Bride ssi aroon catered
the Parlor and took their place on tae
Seer. TIE Rev. Bslnsr performed The
ceremony ia On Impressive asansr aud
As twain were soiled mas sad wife. AZ
Ger the ssasi sousratulatioas the sse-ts
we're ushsrej into sa adjoining room ssi
Sartook II the edibles prepared for III
sssssisn, aad which redec,el great credit
1psa the parties who superiptesded the
Gssd things placed before then. The
guests did ample justice to tbs Chicken
salad. Fried Oystess. tea, coffee. and
cakes II sbandsncs placed before them .
After paUstins Of the lsXuries the guests
sssssenslsdin In tho parlor .nd were favor
ID with excellent music by Col. Eyer. Mrr,
Ssluer, Miss Lulis Schoch and the host
sss.
Among the wediiag presents We motto.
~ spisadid oiied.wslnut cottage suit
. very handsome silver cake basket, sill
yer castor, silver gold .liued goblet, silver
card basket, silver butter knife, silver
ssks kaifs aad sugar spoon, silver mouut-
I'd vases, silver mustard CUP and spoon, .
lsrgs variety Of glassware, . hand esrvee
clock, the work Of DR.. Arthur, counter
tsnss, napkins, blankets, linen tow eli
ssd table cloths, etc., etc.-Tribune, 2is
sh.
II ives with unslloyed pleasure We hesr'
that eur young sud genial friend Mr.
Potter, had concluded that the state o
sinsls blssssdnsss WAS not the best stat,
10 live In, and therefore sought . NOR
ssnssaisl place in the "matrimonial'
ststs.
No cen but say that our best wishes ar,
with ths touns couple. hoping eurtsi
lectures, souubial 'tarts," family liars,
sud dsnsstio "piekles," may be 10 the IN
unknown. and that eontentment, love snd
faith nsy b. srscss ever abiding with
thsn.
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Rev. ]. Weirick who for four years
was pastor of the United Brethren con-
gregation Of this place, has removed to
Berks county. We hope the Rever-
end gentleman will find his new field
Of labor an agreeable ono. lie carries
with him the respect Of the people OF
this community.
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Assignee's Sale

THE undersigned Assignee of
l. Henry n. Herman for the benefit Of crsdi.
tors, ho., BY virtue Of an order issued out Of
the Conrt Of Common Pleas OF Snyder county,
will expose 10 Public sale, In Penn township,
snyder county Pa, ON
Thursday, Apru 25th, 1873,
The following described valuable Real Estate,
TO viii: All that tract Of land situate In
the TowTship 0f Penn county Aforesaid
2 miles north west Of 5eliassrove, Bound
cd North by lands Of =. r. App, East by
land sf Enos Kliuslsr. eouth by lands Of
Joel Look, eoutsining
EI9Hff ONE ACRES
I6gS 6f less; oti which Is erected q good
DwekLfN0 HOUSE, BARN, and Out>
baitdiSfs
SaisiS Sotl&ShSs 1t I O'Clock p. ".
81 Seid dsy; whtn due attendance will be
ffsSH e6d lsy1Rs ~ ssls made knovuby
Ae'HG ~ ~ Assisass,
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The silverware delivered by the Ma
tional Silver.Plating Co. No. 794 Chest
nut street Philadelphia, is giving entire
satisfaction. All orders are promptly
filled, and no one need hesitate about
sending them money.-Lutherdn Oh
server.
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B<D With what Complacency nuet the
lsdy who uses Slenns Sulphur Soap,
glance At her mirror. for there she sees
reflected . compi exion devoid Of blemish.
This peerless pur i6ef may be relied upon
TO remedy. all skin Irritation. Sold by
all Druggists.
Hiiis Hair h Fhisker pJs, Black Or
Brown, 80 cents.
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N1AlSISIkCD.

March 18th, by Rev, W. A. Haas, Mi. Su.
san klinglor Of Pena to.ashIp, to Ar. S. II.
l.eitssf, OF New Berlin.
Marsh 7ith, by the ssms. Miss Mary Eyssr
to hT. benjamin y. Pontius, both u Middle
creek township.
March itta. by Rev, q. smith, Mis Miriam
Eyer, daughter OF Abraham Eyer, of Sew
Berlin. " Rsv. u. p. Kline, OF Jersey shore.
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WORMS / WORMSl WORMS (

H.Y. Kunhsrs Worm Syrup never falls to de-
sttby Pin, ,sst snd stomach worms. DR. Kun
ksl, The olly euccsssfui physicisH Who rsmovss
no ~ nsSIl rsnovsd. 0ommon sssse IsA1iiSf n
Tspe Warm bs removed, Ell other tofmS etp W
.eSaily ssssyS!ss % sssS e. s.sss,.,s = q
3 ~ e II ~ Ssssc.sin n s'j \ s.: Ss:,s .
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The corner stone Of the Lutheran
Church Of Adamsbufg will be laid on
Sunday. April 14th. Services morn
ing, afternoon and evening. A num-
Der of Ministers will be present.
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Es5yg gbH.E;ss

VIII mail (tToel the recipe for q simple
VEGETABLE BALM, that viii remove IAN,
tho skin soft, clear and beautiful: also Ia
structiOns for producing q luxuriant growth
OF hair on u bald head or smooth face. Ad.
Il CO., 20 ALn ST. N. 4.
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You are wasting grain when you Try TO
fattsm Hcss that have their intestine.
filled With worms. FoutZ's Horse and
Cattle Powders will destroy tho worms
and put the animal in . condition TO fats
ten.
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PosrMasrrRs APPOINTED. Dinser.
Aline I; A. 8. Helfrich. Beaver Springs
John Forry. Kants i: Daniel Rohrcr. Mo-
KEGS Half Falls ; A. R. Trsxlsr. ehamo-
kin Dam.
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ps5- 8. weis of the N. Y. Fancy Store.
has received his Sp.ieg Stock. aud Is now
Offering great bargains in Dry Goods, No.
tions and Fancy Goods. Call aud see
for yourself
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,anhc,d: How Lost, How Restored.

Manhc,d: I: How Lost, How Restored.
Rss-u just published. new edition Of
Ersx Da. CuLvERwxLL's .CsLsBRsTED
SnnS3 Essay on the radical cure with.
out msdicinc) Of Spcrmatorrhoes or Somi
nal Hcakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss.
ca, Inpotency. Mental aud Physical In
.capaeity, Impedimspts 10 Marriage. etc. !
aisg Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in.
dueed by self.iodulgence or sexual extra.
vagspoe. &c.
farPrico, in a sealed envelope, only
elk cents
The celebrated author, In this Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from q thirty years
sGccessful practice. that the alarming
consequences Of self-abusc may DO radi.
cslly cured without the dangerous use Of
Internal medicine or the application Of
the knife pointing out o mode Of cure at
once simple. certain, and efectual by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be may cure
himself cbeaply, privately, and radically.
rxS- This Lecture should be in the
hands Of every youth and every man in
1.-THE land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any adress, postpaid, on rsosiptof six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers
TUE CULvBRwELL MEDICAL 90.
II AVN ST.. New York Post ofiss Box 1855
July 10. 1876. ~.
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fsy Hamburg Edginss iu endless va
riety and az astonishing low prices at 3.
Weis' Solihsgrove.
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Assilnee k.otice.

A LII persons Interested are here
"A by notified that Tillmnn Hoffman oT
Ferry twp, snyder Cc., mace a n as'ignment
dersigned tor the bsno nt OF bis creditors. All
persons having claims are requested to press nj
them 70 tho unierslsn ed. AMI persons indie btei
J, u. hREIrZFR.
"sroh " 10 Assign
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Newport. Perry county, Ia now putting
iu claim for the new pcncientiary. Bot
psne,ei',ieIiSs nowadays are not built
with hoop-poles.- Ex.
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WANT'Ess.

IN Eno-setIc Man "a Woman h cy,ty gyurtv
.Gtntc the Agency 'ortro of the NInst ponntnr
Publications In the younty. fout OF the Fin.
So ~, -, ,' r!esy sub.
DI"rCd to Agent. and tie fOst L'C.rpl IL
iucemsrts io Subsrr'fer4. our fiue f,hlir,.
tlons, Elegant ptemiu'r- Nnl large 'ot,nis.
'ipns place u fLead g., all COthpctitOrs. Sad
Tor illustrated tlrrulars and Tefms. T.. y 4
J.. HESltiN, Publishers, III ssnsom Street.
PhllaGoll LA
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A large barn the property of Abel
Herald of Chapman township was con.
sumed by fire last week.
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TEACHING CARDS
Instruction AMI Amusement cOmhiRef. I'm.
poriant TO parents and tegohors 2BdIr.rsnt
artistic designs. The ontiro pa n sent ffoe for
% cts. currency or stamps. VAN DELI Il
co, 70 Ann It. Ny.
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C7eartas up Tme--Nov is the time
for every person keeping house or
those oTniny honses. to begin the
work ef cleaning their premises thor
.Oughly and setting their houses in
complete order. There are many
bnck yards and alleys that arc in bad
condition and redolent Of noisome
snels and noxious vapors. Bits aud
shreds OF garbsge in numerous and
nsmelcss forms, still lie about whore
they were thrown by careless and slo.
yenly cooks: these, with q hundred
other causes combined. greatly in
crease the necessity of particular care
and attention on the part of all OF our
citiEens. five wish 10 slip clear of ep-
idemics during the coming summer.
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0rassioppsrs. From reliable author.
ity we learn, says one Of our exchan-
gcs, that owing to the mild winter we
have had, tho grasshoppers are ma
king their appearance in some sections
of the adjoining country. some of
the farmers express the fear that the
gras,hoppcrs will be very plenty dur.
ing the coming Of spring and following
summer, and may be destructive in
their ravsges. We advise our farmer
readers not to borrow trouble from the
future. The damage the grasshop-
pers viii! do may DO trihi ne.
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A great many people are disposed TO
end fault with the new silver dollars.