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Inflammation nf the Bladder and
Kidneys,

Chronic cases of lucorhea and Uterine dis
eases.
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi-
old ulcers; in dropsy, in VeheIeal sore throat
ulct rs and in tubercies OF the LUNGS. in yout,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, rickeis: in mercuTial
deposits-it Is in these terrible forms al dis
ease, where the human body has become
omPiete wreck. and where every hour OF
existence Is torture, wherein This great RENE
dy challenges the establishment and admire
baOn of the sick. At il In such cases, where
ali tae pleasures OF existence appesr cut of
nom the unfo stunate, and 10y liz wonderful,
almost supernatural .gency Il restores the
hopeless u n lie ard new existence where
this great remedy stands alone IN its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one Is more or less troubled with, q lew doses
will, In most cases. and n few bottles in the
move aggravated ioim woIk a permanent
cure
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase package c niaining one de Zen
tOities. Price s 10 per dozen, or S. per Eaif
dozen bottles, or 81 per bottle. Sold by
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Great Favor.

Among ladies and gentlemen OF refine
ment, DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes are in
great favor. Having sweetness and durabiI-
ity, they are universal favortes among all
lovers CT perfumes. Try DIR. Prices Pet Rose
TO. a handkerchief perfume, it is delightful.
2tdSw
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AGENTS! ~ $50

low PRICED and FAST SELLING
boOkS 1E-TAMHNTS, and BIBLES are
most completely represented in our new
KAND aOuBs>AfION PROSpeGG
Is BO0k. by sample pages. hindinps H.
iu~tration-, etc. Popular works of every
kind al d sure success for Canvassers Ar
actually wishing EMPLOYMENT. add-e for
terms, SCANMELL & Co., ST. Louis, No.
febl2wSmo.
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TNeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, APRIL, q, 1879.

TEE county perintendent, Mr.. Van
Eman, mas engaged The superintendent Of the
city schools, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, TO conduct the
county normal TO be held here this summer.
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DE IN FREE KANSAS

Je-se Simon, aged 81, said the sentiment
Of The people Is to work if they can GET
s0rs, ard that they much dislike to lie
around aud live of the public, but thar
they have horror OF any Southern State.
Father Autonie kUhle, of St. Mzry's
Church, said ''the pauper act will be en-
forced. Msvor Shelley, Of Kansas Civ.
interrogated Mr.. Prentice. one Of the SCENTS
Who said he was in correspondence with
NJ. }. u. Blaine, who was promoting the
movement.
IL is easy TO understand why they in
Iure The country they come from, and are
oetriment 10 every town. They are dy-
ing by hundreds and the undertakers say
they cannot afford TO bury them at the
prices The committee can paw.
Mr.. Williams and myself raised Sl45,
but Thar WIS for transportation. MIR. Ru-h,
o! Ieaven~orth, has furnished all the flour
nsed thus far. | recently introduced E
motion 1T meeting Of the committee
a-king that Senator Ingalls, confer with
Senator Buchanan on the suijsct, fyr it j.
grave question and one that demand
national attention. An appropriation OF four
or five million dollars " uld give them all
home OF twenty acres ard good stsrt.
think they can all make a living ii they
are started right"
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DIR. RadNvSy7s
SdfSaparIlIlal HGSgIV8lt
HE GREAT BLOOD PJ RtFiER

C1ANGtS As SEEN AND IELI.
As they daily occur after using a few doses
i. Good spirits, disappearance of weak
nes>, iang GoT, melancholy, iuCI case and uarG-
ness of iis5>n and E4u-c.t>. etc
z. Strength INCREASES, appetite improved,
relish ior iOod, DO more sur eTuCJ mons or
water6rash, soOd digestion. calm auu uudis-
turbed sleep, awaken fresh and VIZ. rOus.
3. disappearance o. spots, blOIcnes, pITl-.
pies; the skin looks 81, ar and healthy, lp-
urine changed nom ItS IUrbId ana CLOUD.
appearance 10 a Clear sherry % aInbsr color;
watt r passes freely from tie BLADDER tnrou-I
the urethTa without PAIN or scsi4dlGs; little
or no sediment; no pam or wesbn,ss.
4. Marked dImunlilOn Of quantity aud
frsqueHcy of Involuntary WCakenlug ais
hor.es, tif afflicted mat way }, with tie Ger
tsiniy OF perInanen! cure Incre 'sed strength
exhio ited IN the sectetlns glands and Iuuc-
tlonll harmony restored 10 IAe several or
gans.
nnd the swartIy, saffron appearance OF the
skin changed ~ a citaTr Lively and healthy
coloi.
o. Those suffering from week or liberated
lungs or Jubercules VIII rs4!Iz" great 1eneiJ
"a eXpeciorsting freely the tough PhclglIIn
Oh mucous from the iung>. air cells, BIOHcbl
al wiDopipe, IhfoaI or mead; Il inIluisHlug Tie
frequency OF cough. general Increase strength
Throughout the system: stoppage OF night
swests ana pains ana feeling OF weakness
around the ankles, legs, shoulders, etc: c,s-
salon OF cold and chlll>, sense al sutiaCrtICn:
hard breathing ana paIoANsm 81 cough on
lying down OF arising IN the morning. All
THESE distressing ~ mplons gradually ana
surely dis-p lear.
Z. Asday after day the SARSAPRILLIA
istsKen W signs OF r.tuIHIng hst.;n w.ll
appear; as the blood improves ia purity and
strength disease Will diminish ana ala or
egn and Impure d posts, nodes, tumOrs can
cers, hard humps, ETC., be resolved aVaN, and
the nnsorud made sO-nd snd healthy; al
Gers, fever sores. chronic skin diseases lIad-
ualiy disappear.
q. In cases where the system has been sail
waited, and Mercury, GU ckSiiYer, Corrosive
subj innate. have accumulated aud become
deposited IN The bones, Joints, etc., cIuSin.
eari, Of the bones, Tick -, spinal cUrNaiUreS.
contentious, white Sw-iligs, NaTlro>e veins,
etc, the SARSAPARILLiA- will resolve
rus of the disease nom the ~ ST, ID.
.. II those who are Taxing these medicines
Tor lie cure OF chronic tCrOiulOUS ~ ghil
lite diseases, however slow may be tue cure.
'.ieel better ana fin their general health
Improving. their flesh aud weight increasing
Or even keeping its own, l. II sure an that
the cure is progressing. In these dis, a~,s
tne patient ei al her gels b tier or worse the
virus of the disease il lot Inactive. IL not ar
rested and driven fom TIE blood II wIll
spread aud coutinne to UndeTm'ue the con
kiiiutioa. A. son as the SARSAfARIL-
LIAM makes the patient "ieel better" every
hour you VIII grow better anu increase In
health, strength and flesh.
The great p iwer Of Tins remedy j. in dis
Eases tina; threaten deaih-4si
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PROVE. R h.

"The Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath
ard Fairesi Skin in Hop Bitters."
IA little Flop Bitters saves big doctor
bills and long Sickness"
THAT invalid wife, mother, sister or
child can De made the picture OF health
with Hop Bit.erso
"When worn down and ready to take
your bed, bop B.tters il what you need {"
Don't PHI sic and physic for it weak
ems and dssiroya, but take Hop Bitters,
that build up CONTINUALLY"
"Physicisns Of all school. use and rec.
ommend Hop Bit,ers. Test them.
"HesIth is beauty and joy-Hop Bit
tiers give. health and beauty"
There are more cures mad with Hon
Bitters than eli other medicines"
"When the brain il wearied, the nerves
un-trung, the muscles weak, use Hop
Bitiers."
That low, nervous fever, want Of sleep
and weakness, call. for Hop Bittsrs."
Hon Cough Cure ana Pain Re-
lief is Pleasant. sure and
Cheap.
For sale by
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Is HEREBY GIVEN =

~ Office IL HEREBY GIVEN, That let
y Tn oil administrator with will annex
Cd have been n nt-d 10 the undersigned on
The state OF GeOrEe ". Evans, late Of said
county; dc ceased, by the EOnGra Bile, the Pro-
bate Court Of the Ognty nd State aforess ID
dated the End day Of MarSh, A. d, 1879.
Now, all persons having claims against the
said estste are hereby notified that they
must present the same TO the undersigned
Tor allowance. vi thin one year from the date
s~ld EFT, -, or they may be precluded from
any dement, OF such estate and that IL such
claims De not exhibited within three years
after the daIe of said letters they shall b. for.
ever barred GEORGE W. PRESTTS
Administrator with will annexed, of the es.
tate ofGeo'ge W. Evans, deceased.
APRIL. l-7g. w3W
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THE EXCITEMENT.

1T was current report on the streets of
Wyandotte yesterday afternoon th.t the
Drought Rifles had received orders to be in
Readiness al minutes notice TO prevent the
landing of the DEtss, which will arrive on
Sunday morning with three hundred adults.
and children in proportion. The officers Of
any boat will be arrested If a load Of Ne
grnes ia landed.
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YOU MUST Il. POSITIVE

with these people / know them. You
must tell them to get ready and 60, aud
they will go, provided you help them.
Rev. Mr. Walton, the color.d member OF
the Kansas City committee, said it would
be good idea IL let few Of the represen-
rstiv- men 20 to work for Mr. Winsor and
let them report how they got slorg. lie
WIS interrupted by one of the members Of
the committee, who said, They have no
representative men. l agree with Mr.
Prentice, YOU have got to use plain talk
with all Of them"
Mr.. Winsor ssid he would give each
family veil ventil,,ed room and con,in-
ned, Iii can get four families and ten. or
fifteen men even | will keep them "a long
as they want work, and when they get tired
they can go anywhere they choose"
\ committee was then appointed to see
the people and learn If any wished TO 90
to Missouri TO work. The gentlemen Wis
tied the levee ard the first one spoken TO
WAS
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Adm n'strator's Not ce.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, Is
LEAyESwOKI II COUNTY,
Ia the Frotate Court in and far said County.
In the matter ~ the Estate OF
GEORGE W.EVASs
HE 4
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WHERE THE OTHERS ARE.

\ large barrack building about three
quarters of mile west of the city is occu
pied by several hundred of the refugees
The colOrsd Baptist Christian churches are
filled, and the lsrge hall of the Sons Of
Protection" is densely packed with women
and children.
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3 Button Kid Gloves

The publishers of that bright MAGAZINE THE
E"E-EEEEPEI, are not satisfied with the re-
mar abe surcess II faS already attained,
buf prOI O-s ." sui further increase tn. list
Toy offering - prem Iums for very smal! clubs
q. 10 six, tlIpa OF Button Kid b-si
make, = cb lady to chose her own Sbad. o
color. A. the prlce If THE HrUsFKEFPr X
lSGHiy . G. = "a year, any lady can easily
IN ~ M The TsqutJed club Full particulars
win both the grand HO iday numbers tor
January no February, sent to any address
o. Iecelp' OF TWO one cent stamps, and the
AID esSt> of fiv" house keepers, - ~ many
different post Offices Address TIE House.
KEEPER, Minneapolis, AiAn. febllwit.
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was held during the forenoon in Mayor
Stockton. Office, at which large number
Of the he't citizens were present. \ letter
from c. c. James, of Lawrence, was read,
saying that employment conld be found for
one hundred of the men. ca motion, the
letter was filed and the secretary wss in
stEuc'ed to act upon it.
During the meeting Mr.. c. ". Prentice
(colored) one of the ST. Louis agents, said
that the cplopizs ion scheme could have
been carried on; to perfection if some col
Orsd residents OF Wysndo;te ard come
of the white people in the city, used
their iaflueuce, by conversation 10 whisper
ing 10 the coiorei strangers at the whsrf
that anything that took them to Missouri
took them TO rebel State IS bad as that
which they had LETT. lie said,
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HICHakDsON'S VIEW METHOD FOX
'HE PehNOFOHsE, $50. l. the
most popular ever issued. a. proved posi-
lively D! The sale of hundreds Of thousands
OF copies. Examine it,
Any Book mailed for Retail Price.
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I quiet and pleasant home is insured to
all mothers that use Dr.. Bulrs Baby Syrup
for hair little ones. It. coutais nothing
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E'ster Music. f ister Carols, Easter Anthems
Send FOR Lists.

The present plumber of the WEEKLY MCsI-
al COED Is full OF Easier Music. send
cents for II.
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Administrator Notice.

THE STATE KANSAS,
In The Pro5lte Court in qndJor said County.
In the Matter o. the Estate on
Mary EEPINE,
lDtcetSeI
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Zeal ESsRln Trhnsfers.

Register Crowder recorded the following
real estate transfers yesterday:
John Biginbotham and wife, of Clay Gen.
ter, Clay county, Kan, TO Martin Heller
quit claim deed TO lots /, > and 3, in block
liz in western addition 10 the City OF Leay-
enWOTth, 500.
Rebeccs q. Hughes and husband, of jeff
er>on county, Kansas, 10 Martin Heller,
quit claim deed, with warranty, tn lots l, :
and 5, in block IL, in western addition 10
the City of Ledvenworthr $3.50.
Joseph kirmeyer and wife 10 W. II. Thorn
a., warranty deed 20 lot IS, in block liz, Ia
western addition 10 The City Of L eavenwOrth,
sos.
ALWAYS keep them on hand, as delay in
creases suffering; and. if you feel sickness
coming upon you, take a dose OF DIR. Bull
Baltimore Pills. They can do you no harm,
aud may save You from the sick room. Price
on ~ p cents.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That I.,-
trT>O admin. ~ ration have been grant
cd 10 tbt unds ISigHtd pn the estate of Mary
lt@pin", lat" of said county, deceased, ty the
honorable, the Probate Court ct the county
M state aforesaid. dated the IS h day of
March, A. ID 1873 Now, al persons avins
cia ms ~ inst The said est te are hereby no
thai ticy must present the same To the I'M
d"T~I%ned Tor allowance, wItuin one year
rom The date at -iG letter., they ma, be
pr'ciu ID from any bsHsn- OF sucn estate /:
ami INT II such Cirlu.> b. not exhibited
within u re years AZ 7 the dateO SAID letters
they Sna be forever barred
JAMES REPINE,
administrator Of the estate OF Mary h pine,
decreased.
Nj OH 1873 WV
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Notice.

N0tiCe.
HECREDIrOHS whose Claims have been
n allowed against the estate OF Sparro~ &
Jor 20, are noiif1ed that have this day de-
ctsIed q cividSnd of twenty per cent. The
nme vii he paid ut my ONCE In the city Of
Leavon worth.
Dated, LsavenvoEth. Kansas, April II, iIs.
CD. IARR
epi5a$ tAm1gnse ofeBauUw . Jon0R
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Ii. trict Court Special Term.

To the SaeriJof Le1uenUortA County, Kansas.
1T II ORDERED by The Judge of the Dis
Il trict Court OF the r lrst Judicial District,
STATE of Kansas, that a special term of said
court for the County of LfaveDwortb, be
held at the court house, In Leaven worth, to
commences on Monday, May 18th, 1873. at 10
O'Clock A. ".
and it Is also ordered by said Jddge that 3
special term. II. GROCER,
Judge.
Leayenvorth, April g. 1879.
OmeaAl r. g. LOWE
n2i6f Lnvmwoeth. county, Ksns.A
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UyPRsSsHTAslE HEADS
are in a moment bvautified by the operation
of
cklsTApoRo's HAIR DYE.

Which without the slightest trouble, inn
parts 10 the hair of the head, the whisksrs,
beard or mustsche, any shade Of brown or
the most perfect black. Ladies can rise
without soiling their fiugers. II is the most
expeditions hair dye in the world, and the
oniy one free from every poisonous ingre-
dent, and that contains a nourishing and
emollient vegetable principal.
.Cristodoro's Hair Prss-rv tiv
a valuable adjunct to tn { dressing
and promoting the growi.l S..o =. rect health
of the hair, aud of itself, wnen used slone-
a safeguard that protects the nbres nom de
cay under all circumstances and under all
cllmes Manufactured by ]. CRISTADORO,
No. 90 William st New York. Sold cy Al
DRUGGISTS. Applied by al! HAT DreSsers-,
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This dreadful torment, the tocfors tell MS
u In the blood, end knowing this 70 be true.
yo advtDe evezy gu0erer 70 Try . bottle OF
1naGE1nlly an4 U1ll pag1ttvoiy clro H. vone
- - ~ gnuon8 oDA 80 ~ ovuy
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CONSUMPTi0h

Lu ne Lungs aud TubercUlOuS PhIiSis, Scrot-
uia ~ philoid Diseases, Wasting, DSs-n-Ta-
ton, aud Liberation uf The Kidneys. DiS-
beies, Sioppage OF water, (lustau tsurouS rr-
itei v here catheters have been used thus
doing away with the painful operation OF
using these instrumeuisl, dIssolviug stone in
the bladder, and IA al cases OF
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GIVE DoN'F WANT EN-"

This was the text and sermon with every
one spoken TO, accompanied by the ques.
ton what are We going 10 Do with ihen?"
One gentleman, Mr.. +. Winsor, of La
fsyette county, wss found who said he hsd
cffered TO take fry OF the men ard their
families to Hisgiu-vilIe ard put
them TO work IN the coal mines
at pay of four cents a bushel,
where an ordinary man could earn from
one dollar TO three dollars day. He had
made arrangements some days ago, he said,
to take a pumber who hsd signed their
names; but when h returned ne found the
same men unwilling 10 go, giving all kinds
kinds of excu.es.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

X Psrf,oled, Ocean Gems and Gin Edar c.-
- sorted Cards, name in gold, lOc RAY
q Co., E. Wallingford, Ct mIlv-is,
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Inc application Of the READY RELIEF to
The pant or parts here the pain OF Difficulty
exists VIII eIfOTu UaIse and comfort.
Thirty 10 sIAiy drops In hail lumber o.
water VIII In "A few moments cure GA dis,
SoUR STOMACH, HLAkTEURS, SIX HEAD
AcoE, DIzhHOEA, DlsENI ELl, COLO, " TSD
IN The kowkLS, and ALL ISTARNA Al. Pains.
Travellers should always caF.S uutJIe of
RAILWAYS READY ltt Sol with Them. A
lew drops IN waller VIII prev eut - RI.>,
nom change -Uf water. I. l. better than
French .nrsnuy or bltiers a. a siImuIHnf.
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EeVerand a cue.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nny cents.
TneIe is DOta remedial agent Al TINS word
thai Will cure FeNerand \ cue ami all other
Malarious Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid ! e.! ow
and other Fever, Glded Dy EAna ~,
PILLS, 80 quick RADss AVS READY
RELIEF. EifIy cents per bottle
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THE soyTHess RstueEfs .
Twelve Hundred Of Thin IN q Des.
ti'uts Cordition I'll Wy
"A Probability Ttst The Comm
FIVE Hundred Wi! be Quar-
ant.Hed ard ent %
lsaVenWorlh.

Yesterday morning inns representa-
tiSe was detailed 10 wilt ,sy..do,e ana
learn, if possible. th- r1.cIi,,G OF the
twelve hundred cs.lcT,h i,,g:, who are
now IN that c;iy, SRI ii it.if intentions
fo' the future, .LIch has for icrg time
been con-idersd grave gT,s ion.
TIE CAMP AT IHs DIPyr.
As soon as .ha depot Sas reached i; n
quired M extra exsr,i,n to discoyer what
is known as The depot camp. Two tundi ed
and fifty oil tie refugees from the South
were found encamTed in Cspt. Wolcott's
lumber yard, some having tents, provided
by the relief committee # Wyandotte for
the sick, and others having no covering
except that made from loose boards taken
from the lumber piles. Sone had sleep
ing places arranged urder the Il Dor of tn.
depot, which j. set on plea. The first
one Of the party seen by the visitor
was an old gray hairet man who
was on bis knees with his head bowed
down to the seat Of chsir praying, some of
the words he UTTERED being audible To
listeners on the plat I'M. Near hundred
feet distant one Of the women wss bu-ily
engaged with feather amounting The neck
Of another OF the ueu, AT the same lime, a
large number Of chi dren wss seen rompiug
about the lumber piles accompanied by al
most "a many dogs. After viewing the
spectacle frUu afar he yi-itcr went up
town Tor the purpose { learning how ;hey
were to be tFealci IN the future aud VII Al
they iuteTd to do.
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Before reaching the frs: street FROM the
depot the status Of the feeling # The white
people was learned from a remark which
wa subsequently and unanimously en-
dOFSed-
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MARRrAaHs.

RIDER-sPErsE the Goth ult, at the Evan
ehSs m Mgs II RSer SMSryye Y NILE BY Rsy e. f.
both OF Duncannon, this county
RIoE-MrMcH-Atth the U. B. Parsonage in Esh-
col, this county, on Thursday, Feb. 18th, 1879 by
Rev. L. A. Wckey, Mr.. Andrew y. kiee to Miss
Anna M. Mlnch, both OF this county.
WELDoN-BRoTHERs.- the 25th ult.. near
Deye, by Rev. j. b. Jones. Mr.. Joseph Weldon
to Miss Eliza j. Brothers, both OF this county.
HsoBAUGH-SMITH.-On the Goth ult., at the res
idence Of the brides parents. by the Rev. j. f.
Dietterch. Mr.. VIM. HoObaugh to Miss Mary c.
Smith, both of near Blllottsbufg this county.
HuBLER-S -STAMBAUGH. On the 9th nit, at the
Lutheran parsonage IN Loysville. by the same,
Mr.. Benjamin +. Huber to Miss Alice Stani-
baugh, both Of this county.
HARNJsH-MATIAoK.- On the 25th ult. by Rev.
j. w. Cleaver, Mr.. Christian HarnIsh, OF Carroll
township. to Miss Laura @. Matlack. of Mont
gomery county formerly Of this county.
DICK --SKIvINeToN. the 18th Of Feb. at the
RRYanYeIcal R parsonage, M Uag, in HaTrisbHrg, % by the
to Miss Emma Skivington, OF Center twp.
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Pounding. = Members of Rev. John
Edgar's church and congregation invad-
ed his premises last Tuesday evening,
laden with many good things for the
pastor and his household. 1t seems
somewhat irregular to call such an affair
a pound party when many carried what
in weight would almost equal their own
avoirdupois, but such we believe is the
fashionable name for surprises of this
kind. When displayed on the long ex-
tension table and in the adjoining rooms,
it was hard to say which looked most
smiling, the ample provisions, or the
handsome ladies who put them in
order preparatory to the masculine
speeches which followed,
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SANDY HILL, Feb. 9th 1870.

Observation-Disclosures -fSiF.0Mr. James
Barrick Jr., of N. Il. Madison twp.
caught four foxes last week, and in ali
has caught eight this winter. Jimmy
is an expert at the business and would
like to know who has caught more in
so short a time. -
Our Literary Society is still flourish
ing. The question Resolved, that
Foreign emigration should cease, was
decided in favor Of the negative.
Question for Feb, 28th Resolved,
that Secret Societies are not beneficial.
For March 9TH, Resolved, that city
life is preferable TO country life.
JUNIOR.