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District Court.
Before Judge Brill. !!

DEMURRERS FILED.
The State of Minnesota VS.. R. B. Galusha.
Defendant entitled to Judgment dismissing
this action. Ordered accordingly.
Elizabeth w. Gilbert US. William Rhodes,
assignee, etc. Defendant entitled to judg-
ment with costs.
j. H. Davidson VS.. Chas. Bauer. Motion to
remove to the municipal court. Motion dis
missed.
Thomas G. Basshor & Co. VS.. The City of St.
Paul. Motion for new trial denied, with costs.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTIoN-FINEPR PROPERTY ON RICE STREET
a, at auction-I will sell on the premises Oh Mon
day Nov H. at II NJ, lots Rice street. 45x135
ments consist of story and half frame house. eel
lar and clstern, and splendid barn. built for livery
use. This property is situated on Rice street. one
niocE norm OF Bernard Michaels and adjoining the
Kelly property. Terms Of sale: Must be one
half cash, the balance in year at ten QO) per
cent. interest. For particulars, key of house and
barn. apply to
P. 7. KAVANAGH,
Commission Auctioneer, corner Fifth and Jackson
sueels. 297-8
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Frank Kelley, the young comedian, is max
ing quite hit at Knauff's summer garden. He
is immense in his comedy. He is to be accom-
panied by three young ladies from st. Louis,
which, together with himself. will make good
combination. He has reputation for comedy
which cannot be surpassed on the stage.
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See in want column of to-day real estate sail
by P. T. Kavanagh, commission auctioneer.
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POSTING THE BOOKS

Ramsey County Gives Donnelly 2,475
Majority.
Sheriff King Has AL Majority.
Auditor Davis Has 351 Majority.
Judge O'Gorman Has 1,OSS Majority.
Reaney's Majority $40; Gil1illan's 20s;
Mead's 2Os; Oppenheim 241;
Smith 203; Wiley so;
BohIand 1856.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. s. A..
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
Daily globe., 1878-11-07

. invite l, attention to their very full line of
following goods, all Of which are made ON
Lock-stitch Machines, in most perfect manner
from 'Wamsutta," Fruit of the Loom and
pride of the Vest Muslin.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Two-tenemen house adjoining IRE
u mont House. Partly furnished if desired.
suitable for boarding house. Enquire of f. Lam
n
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WANTED.

WANTED-Boardersa at No. II East 18th street
" by the day or week. Number one table and
eooo 1ooihs. Terms moderate. G9G-7
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PERSONAL.

Col. W. L. Colvil, Red Wing, at the Mer-
chants.
Judge L. P. Wetherby, Hudson, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. Amos Coggswell, Owatonna, paid the
Daily globe., 1878-11-07

1A|A SIED-A competent servant girl-German
w preferred. Must come well recommended. An.
ply at this Office. 1p
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Remarkable Success.

Tb" success ofthe leading literary paper Of
tho West THE CHICAGO LEDGER, is truly re-
markabls. Since Its introduction to the reading
public, six years aso. The Ledger nas steadily
advanced in favor, and II now acknowie edged
second to no paper OF the Kind In the county It's
circulation 10 national, aud has boon obtsiusd
through the efforts OF Its publishers to produce
paper OF high moral character, aud at the
same time sell Il at . price consistent with the
pres ent hard times. That they have succeed ad
and we'll. too, the thousands OF readers OF TnE
LEDGER scattered from Maine to Texas an d
from Oregon 10 Florida will bear testimony.
THE CHICAGO LEDoER 10 o large for'y-e' 'sht
column weekly paper. which contains stories
both complete and continued, IN each number,
written by the best authors ofths day, aud Q
great variety Of Information Interesting TO eve
ryone. The subscription price OF The LsDagR
is ouiy Si.5o per year. postage paid, aud II is
equal in every particular 10 other papers of the
same character which sell fort3s year. Three
copies Of this valuable paper viii be sent 10
any one who sends 10 cents and their address
to THs LEpoEs, Chieaso, Ill.
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FRtGHTrUf. ACcrpESr.-An accident
Of n shocking nature occurred ut Tip-
petts boilers works, about ten o'clock
yesterday afternoon which resulted in
me ot the workmen named William
Marphy. being MANNED for life. Muir.
ply is II boiler maker bv occupation.
aged about thirty years. and has been
working off aud on NJ the works fo,
some time. Yesterday. at the hour ~.
bJve designated. while Murphy and
another mechanic. wpre alrpnt to
tighten u bel; which h ~ been thrnwn
from the pully for that purpose, AT.
were standing nn the platform nhuu,
twelve iect above the ground -iin'ier
engaged IN lacing the belt and Murphy
holding It up witp. his right hani--by
some unacchuiitable occurrence Mur.
phys coat sleeve cttight in the SHAFT.
ing while the powerful engine wa.
making about 2j0 revolutions PEI
minute, and before he could exiricatc
his arm he WAS carried upward agnins,
the pulley, where he braced himself
with u powerful eiEJrt with his left
hand and actually stood the fearful
strain until his right arm was
wound up in the betting and torn oil
about half way between the elbow and
shoulder. The unfortunate man then
dropped to the floor, hls fellow work.
men gathering around him as soon ~
possible to render assistance. The ell.
gine was then stoppe and the mangled
arm removed. Had not the unfortu-
nate mechanic (who is u strong, mus
cular mani braced himself with q
dratlilikc purchase he would most
likely have been carried among the
machinery and horribly ma,gled. Tie
WAS assisted to walk toDr. Frees office,
opposite the works, where, after the
bleeding stump was bound up, he was
placed upon street car and taken to
the hospital. DR.. DuNott. assisted by
the faculty. madea clean amputation,
OF the arm about an hour after the ac-
cident occurred, cutting Off the rag
ged stump about three inches below
the shoulder. Murphy is married and
has wife and two children risiding in
one of Wr. Tippett's tenant houses an
Indian alley, south Harrisburg. lie
was doing well rs could be expected
under the circumstances at nine
o'clock last evening.-Harris6urg Pa
triot Nh inst.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

NYhereas the hon. J. G. Bueher Pr.si
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distri.'
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
aud Mifliin aud Hiram 0'Nell and d
l.. Raudenbush Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
preccpt bearing, date the lWh day Of
Dco. A. D. 1877, TO me- directed for
the holding ofsn Orphans court, q court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the PEACE at Middlebnrg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4ih Monday. The
ine the Goth day Of Feb. 1878. and
continue one week.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace and Consta
blss In and for the county Of Snyder. TO up.
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembranoes 10 do those things
which Of their Offices and 10 their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses aud per.
sous prosecuting iu behalfof the Common
wealth sgainst any person or persOus are
rsqdirsd 10 be thsn and ihsre attending
and not departing without leave ~ theiI
peril. justices are requested u he punot.
ual II their attendance Il the appointed
time sgrssAbly 10 nosiee.
Given under ny hand and sesl ~ ths
0hsrlEn aGaa In NidAlahnrG. IN lii A,
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CONSUMPTION Dan old
physician, retired from practice. having
had placed in his hands by an Eas, India
missionary the formula OF vegetable
remedy. for the speedy and premanen'
cure Of consumption. bronchitis, entarrh.
asthma. and all throat and lung affections
also positive md radical cure for nerv.
Gus complaints, after having tested it,
wonderfully curative powers ia thousands
OF cnses. has felt il his duty to make it
known TO his suffering fellows. Actualed ID
ny this motive, and desire TO relive hu-
man suffering. will send. free Of charge.
10 oil who dosire il. this recipe in German,
French. or English. with full directions.
for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp naming this paper
W. W. Sherar, l26 Powers Block, Roch.
ester, n. Y.
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FLoUR.-Can you tellgood flour from
bad' lfyou speak with millers and
dealers in the article you will find few
who.will assert their ability to always tell
the one from the other. Some ii me
ago a dealer shipped a car load OF
-four to the coal regions. After it was
there. the discovery was made that q
number Of sacks of poor -four had by
mistake been mixed with the sacks of
good. Says the dealer to the miller
known N be a good judge of the arti-
Gle i will give you $50 and pay you
expenses II you will 20 there and select
the sacks of good -four from the poor.
But the miller answered that he could
not do it, nor could any other man.
Millers and dealers have several ways
of trying -four, but they are never
sure that II is good until they see it in
bread. Among Others, o dealer will
say he tells good -four by throwing q
little against a smooth perpendicular r
place. II it adheres there il is good
il not bad. Another takes q portion
in his hand. II il makes good smooth
impression, IL is good. Another will
put II within the folds Of paper, and II
II is smooth will pronounce it good.
Another will toss Il against the ceiling
and IL II adheres II is \ favorable sign.
But they will all say, that there are
many casss when these tssts hold
good and yet the aolr viii not bake
we'll. The dealers have their theories,
too. In regard 70 wheat but often the
prettyest looking whsss doss not make
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Sale Renistry.


We publish the following List OF Public
sales. bni. having been pr'ntsd at this once
and advertised In THg Poar." for the bensht
Of the vendors AMI the public.
raioAv. Fob. 18Th. In Ohapm,n twp, Personal
Property Of Peter A. Shadu, deed.
sArvnp,y. Feb, 18th A. Fremont wn. H,r,
ding Assignee Of David X. seller, ,--Hotei
stand &c.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10th. In Centre twp. George
BIGGER. will sell Farm Stock, Household
Goods. so.
TrrspAv.. Feb. 10th, at Adam.burx, sheriff
will sell several trsets or pieces OF ground
with appurtennnces.
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 20. near Beavertown.
John D. Dreese--personal Property.
TUESDAY, Feb. aist. at vi.k.hurv. Union Co.
Pa. Personal property, J. 2. Click.
THuasp.v. Peb. 2ist, at tho Courts house In
MIidiebury, sheriff will sell several ttaets
OF land. so. $50 Bnis
THuRsuAv Feb. 2ist, at T.sureltou, Union Co.
Pa. John X. Hughes. Calvin H. and T.. q.
sesboid-vsluibic Timber Land,
TarRspAy, Feb. as, Persona, Property Of Geo.
Arbogast. late ot West Beaver twp, decd,
by tho Administrators.
SATURDAY. Feb, 23d. In Centrs township.
samuel Mover will sell Horses, Cows and
Farm stock. -
large variety OF store Goods in jackson
township-See Bills.
SArrRDAY. March end, in Miidlecrssk Twp,
Daniel l. ,tt,rl viii sell II 1rses, Cows, Farm
StocE, Household Goods, &c.
TUESDAY, March sth. Personal Property OF
Henry Meyer OF franklin township. by j.
y. Schoch, Assignee.
Tuxso,y, March 9Th, at the same time and
place, Personal Property of Calvin l. Derr,
by Adam Is Walter, Assignee.
WEDNESDAY. March 6th, in Penn townsnip,
Frederick Gembetliog will sell Horses,
Cows, and Farm implements.
THURSDAY, March eth, noar tho MI idieburg
Dept, David Gross nui Fanny Smith,
Adinrs. Of Irwin smith, will sell Persona!
Property.
TUESDAY, March 18th, In Penn twp. Reuben
oeuiberiing, Agt., Personal Property,
TgrsDAr, March 18th, In SusqushAn twp,
Junistt Go. Pa. Abel Shaner-Persouai
Property.
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TRIAL lIST--FEB. TER M...1878.

A. S. Cummings, Agt. sc. VS. 5. rrsu'mau, ct al
Same vs Same
Same vs. Same
Same vs. Same
George u Glass vs. Jonas kissingar
same va samo and Jonathan Grimm
Henry Spots vs. DR.. VIM. II. BAckhouse
SAysrs Is Forsaith for use 40. W sarah Bogar,
8. q. L N. b. II. II. 90. vs William Nostilng
same vs Mc)arty, Kel.ar 4 90.
Abraham Lerch vs. The Col. Ins. Co. notice sc
Same vs. Same
Jacob ShafIsr vs. samuel Darr, etal
Thomas Hsrbster VS. Is. IL. Raudenbush
Coluinbia ms. Co vs simon beaver
Abel Hsrroid vs John A. Meyer
David Krause W BsnjAmin HuFmAn
John Olo? By his neat frisnd W Charles ".
Jonsthsn Garrett vs L. q. Hummsl
simon J. Wsnri,h W David Meyer
James T. Bssver no. W. Uhsrl-s Boyer
Philip NJ. Miller W The ,. u. = N. IS. R.R. 20
Wm. II. McCafty " J. M. Bower notics 40.
Charles II. koy.r W John NJ Kreidsr
Wsidter Roland W Johi T. HunusKle 30.
The .bove csSses are st Issue and for Trial .,
Feb. Tsru a. ID. ls7s.
Prothys once. Hiadisburg, Jan. "a. isTs.
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vendue Bills.

We beg leave to remind our friends
that we are prepared to print vendue
bills in the most attractive style, at
short notice. As the season for these
sses it ut hand, we solicit the orders of
all who may have property to sci
Persons living Mt u distance can send
us the particulars by mail, and we will
put them proper shape.
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The Mauch Chunk Coal Ga;ettc says I:
The Strohl family. of Northumberland
county, is probably the largest family
in the United States. The head ofthe
house is Nicholas Stroll, n Pennsylva.
MIA German. now about 20 years old.
BY three wives he has had so children.
27 of whom are living. The first wife
presented him with s, his second with
II, and the third with IL. The. youn-
gest child is now three years old, aud
was born when its father was 73 years
old. Or the ~ children 10 are. mar
ried. and their families average about
8 children. Mr.. Joel Stroll, one of
the well-known farmers in the lower
end and child of his fathers first wife.
has II children, and is not an old man.
He is the father of two pairs of twins,
n distinction which his father, Mr..
Nicholas Stroll, never attained. II
the families should gather together
there would be over 2O0 persons. They
nearly all reside in this county. Old
Mr.. Stroll is still hearty and bids fair
to live many years.
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A New CEMENT. The New York
Tribune gives the following recipe Tor
II cement of superior character for IL
hitting stote aud resisting the action
OF water. Il becomes rs hard rs stone
IN Interchangeable in the air, nnd re.
sists the action Of acids. IL is made
10y mixing together nineteen pounds
Of sulphur. and forty-two pounds ol
puiverizcd stouewase-A aud glass. This
mixture Is exposed TO gentle heat un-
I'll the sulphur melts, when the mass
is sti fred until II has become thor.
oughly homogeneous, and then run
into moulds and permitted to cool.
When required for use it is heated
to 2iS degrees Fahrenheit, ut which
temperature il melts, and may he EN-.
ployed in the usual manner. At 23U
degrees Fahrenheit, il becomes as hard
as stone, and preserves its solidity in
boiling water.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
ANsrvous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, Will for the
sake OF suffering Humanity, send free TO all who
need Il, the recipe aud direction for making tho
simpl. remedy by which no was cured. suffer.
s-s wishing to proht by the sdyertisers or peril
denee. JOHN b. OGDEN, ta Cedar Street
New York.
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STORE Room FOR REvr.-The well
known Stors Room of VIM. II. Beaver,
Located in Middleburg, the County
seat OF Snyder is now offered for rent.
Rent very low and location first class
For further information please call on
or address A. X. Gift or VIM. Il. Bea-
yer, Middleburg, or Geo. II. Rice, Ha.
zleton, Pa. Jan30 7Stf.
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DEATH OF Hon. JOHN A. GAMBLE.
We announced yesterday the serious
illness Of Hon. John A. Gamble from
M attack of paralysis. Intelligence has
been received that he died on Thursday
morning at 2 o'clock. -Saatury Daily
american.
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Mr.. W. n. HAISEs forme)y OF this
County now at Auburn Kansas, writ
ing 10 q friend in this place. says: I
like Kansas very well. game Of all
kinds Is very plenty. During the fall
and Winter. / shot S73 squirrels. 1876
Rabbits. 305 prairie chickens, SO quaiis
IA fiickers, antelope. 2 wolves, 10
chicken hawks, % crows, musk rat,
I ground squirrel" Tall shooting that,
Oh for. lodge in some vast wilderness,
where wolves. crows and chicken.
hawks abound,
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LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
PlNPLES.

will mail (Free) the recipe for a simple
VEGETABLE BALM, that will remove ThE.
FRgoKLrs. PiNrLgs and BLoTcHEs, leaving
the skin soft, clear and beautiful also In
stru ct IONS for producing q luXuriant growth
o f hair on q bald head or smooth iaco. Al.
X Co, 20 Aun st. N. Y.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple remedy, Is anxi us TO make known
TO his fellow sufferers the M ans OF cure, To
all who desire II, he viii send n copy Of the
prescription used, (free Of fcharge), with the
directions for preparing nd using the Same,
which they viii hnd u SURE CURE Tor Cos.
SUMPTION, Asthma, BRoscHiTIs, Se.
Parties wishing the prescription, W III please
oddress, u. A, WILSON, Ia Perm st, VIII.
tamsburyh, N, Y, Jan. i7,'7s6m.
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-Oppenheimer Of the popula
Clothing Firm weis 4 Oppsnbeimer, has
just returned from tho City with another
large stock Of clothing. lie has purchas-
ed his stock at such low figures which will
enable him to offer great bargains TO his
customers, Call a. weis & Oppenheimer's
above tho Keystone Hotel. Selinsgrove,
IL you wish TO buy cheap clothing.
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at seems ~ II should cough ny head
Oh " is sometimes the impatient excis.
nation Of sufferer from . severe Cough.
Quell the paroxysms with iIsle's Honey
OF Hsrshouud and Tar. The relief 10 I'm.
mediate aad The cure ssr,sis. sold By
ell Drueeists.
Piks's teo,hsshs drsps cure 10 I min.
ute.
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:. =.
y '.' 'AVr'
'S'see' i''
'"'' ''' 'A'
r. r.u.,.. =,
fn"
sosipass' owse hm snrivallsd success 10 The
wsstnsnt Of pulmonary disssss. The Pu,uop.
4. s,,., ,,,.,. an. .,.,
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RULE ON HEIRS. &C.
In the matter Of he estate Of Tredeic
Mawsr. tate Of Jdckson io,cnship decc

In the matter Of he estate Of Tredefck
Maursr, tate Of JdckSon iounship. decd,
John Maurer. Daniel Maurer, Sa.
rah intermarried with Enos Renter. all reside
inx 10 Snyder Co., Pa. Polly intermsrricd
With john q mike. residing near New Berlin,
Union Co., Pa, q otge Maurer, residing near
Rock Grove. Stephen-on co. H. Frederick
Faust, Abraham j. Faust, Jacob Faust, Mag
dailue Faust, Eiizab til Faust. Mary Faust,
Eli n +. Faust. who has for her guardian Pre-
derrick Faust, residing at Su init fost. SUN.
NIT county, chic, Cathariae Faust internar r
ried with Haustan kepler resulting near New
Postage, summit county, bhio, 0enrgc Mau.
rcr, resl,linv near Nov Leb,bon Mercer %.
Pa. Mary Jan. Maurer n George Naurer, "
residing near Now Lebanon, Mercer COUNTY
Pa. .arah Maurer, Josiah Maurer Raunah
Maufer. who has for her qua rdlau Barn-t Lu,
per. Etzabeth Ray,'re iainy near usahP u.
Heaanso no., Pa, Ia tina Inc Maur~r, Inter
married with Joha Cal ,hon. areeuvilie, I. q
Mercer 20 Pa, heirs and loyal representa-
tivss of FredertE Maurer. late Of Jackson
township Snyder county. Pa, deceased.
You ere hereby cited to hs an,
appeer before the Judges of cur O.phsDs' coarl
st au Orphans Court 10 b~ b, II at Middiehurg
on the f1urth Mondsy of February, A. ID. lsss
at 10 o'cioek In The foienoon, then aud there a
accept or refuse u take III. Real Estate ofsai,
frodeuict Maurcr, dscsaseA, at tho Aprraiar.
valuation put npon It BY az IsqneI duly award
I'd ~ the said Oonri, ssd r. tnrusd by the Sheri
of ssid oounty, ~ chow osnss Wis ths ssm
~ -..al ,.oa ~ AL A A III a, Al
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Mr.. Shelter has been appointed Post
Master at Lewisburg, Pa. There were
n number Of applicants for the position.
but Mr.. Shelter seems TO have played
the winning < card.
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Trades aud Professions Of Members OF
The Le9ist,ture-The following are the
ages and occupations of the members
of the present legislature OF the SEN
ate, 81 are lawyers. z physicians, 9
merchants, o farmers. 8 journalists, 2
manufacturers, 2 contractors, 9 p0litl-
clans, ! teacher aud l oil producer
The oldest senator II. G.. Bussey. of
York. bora in 1916, and youngest is
J. Z. Newmyer, Of Allegheny, blrn
1913. or the representatives, 80 are
merchants. IL a,e tradesmen and
clerks, 81 farmers. 81 lawyers. IL ply.
sicians, 10 manufacturers, 8 teachers.
O oil producers, 3 editors, 2 bankers,
railroad conductors and hotel keep.
er. Henry Scarborough, OF Berks
born in 1896. is the oldest representa-
tive, and Samuel .. Jones. of Lizerde.
born IN 1850, is the youngest. -Hrris.
bury Patriot.
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The Beaver Springs Juveniles will
give u musical entertainment in Troxs
elvilIc, Ell Friday evening, Feb. 10.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from active practice
having had placel iu his hands by al Esst In.
dihb missionary tho formula Of n simple veg-.
OF Consnmptiou, Bronchitis, Ca.arrh, Asthma
aud AL Throat aud Lung affections, also q pos {
tive ana radical cure tor 9ousral Debility aud
al nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers In thous-
ands Of cases, feels /, his duty to make IL known
to h!s suffering fellows. The recipe viii he
sent Tree OF chsrg. to all who desire H. with full
directions for preparing aud successfully using.
Address with stamp nsin. .ng this paper.
DIR VI Il. BELL.
No. 81 CorpTLAsD ST., BALTIAogg NJ. ..
FeO. 10 rs, bin,
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WARRANTED FOR THREE YEARS.


caution
NOTICE is hereby gwen tifni The fol-
~ lowing arIicles have bern purchased
by the uudersi gned. nj CoUstahe'sSale and
left in the possession Of Jehp Thomas dur
ing his pleasure. All persons ara c'uii 9n-
ed no, to NEEDLE cr interfere witt The
same. viz. Cav. Yefer. Hogs. 2G
Chickens. Forks. Shoyels, Wheel barrow.
Iron Kettle, Stands, Potatoes, Corn, Tuhs
Clock. Carpet. 9 Stoves. Bureau. Caps
hoard. Sink. Chairs. Tool Chesl and Tools.
Lard Can, Crooks, sc.
J. A. SMITH.
Jar 10, 1873.
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MARRlED.

Feb. s'h, by Rev. j. y. wsupols, Mias India
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