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niatrict Court.

The case of the State Y. Hawthorn,
for theft of boat was taken up. wit
nesses examined and submitted to the
jury without argument. The jury re-
turned q verdict finding him guilty,
and also insane. He will be tried by
the Commissioners of the County Court
for insanity. -trG ..L o.
The case of Henry Sawyer and Sam
Young for assault with intent to kill
was taken up and they claimed q sew
ersnce. 1t was granted, and the case
of Sam Young was taken up. and the
lawyers agreed to receive verdict of
simple assault. Defen liant withdrew
his plea of not guilty to assault with
intent to kill and plead guilty to sim
pie assault.
The case against Henry Sawyer was
dismissed. Ht.s 4a..
Ed. Love, for theft of harness; plead
guilty ana was sentenced to two years.
NJ. Ryan, for assault with intent to
kill; plead guilty and also got two
years. --.
The cases against Jesse stsncel
wIre continued to Mt 1t term of lcourt
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AUSTIN, TEXAS, April II, 1879.
Gen. Henry E. McCuiloch, supt. D. and D. Inst:
Dear Sir - Notwithstanding the
protestatiCDs of friendship you have 80
often male for myself, and the assur-
aDce that ''ss your co-lsborer in this
work | had been faithful and efficient, :"
it is very clear to my mind, from the
course that affairs have taken in the
past few days, that our association to-
g,t1er can no longer be harmonious
and agreeable.
Your violation of your contract made
last fall, your actions generally, and
the fiual elimination of all, your rude
and ungentLemaHly conduct towards mig
aoife at mig house yesterday evening has
forced upon me the conclusion that
there can be no further personal or
professional relations between Ne, and
/ hereby tender my resignation as prin-
cipal teacher of the Texas Deaf and
Dumb Institute, which l desire most
positively to t.ke effect Immediately.
l am, yours respectfully,
(SIgned ]. r. DoBYNs.
Copy
April 12, 1879.
Professor J. r. Dobyns:
Sir-Your offensive note of yester-
day is at hand.
The resignation will not be accepted
upon the grounds as presented in the
note, and unless the personal and of
fensive language is Withdrawn lmme-
distely, you will be dismissed and held
responsible for the same.
Respectfully,
Signed HENRY E. McCULLccH.
..- '- 81" lCOnv : ra-. - 80 I'd.
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April IS 1874

Sir-0n the flfteenth instant I de-
nOnnced your statements in your note
Of the eleventh - faass, and jour posi-
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1ARKRTs BH TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON AARKkTa
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July &. -Noou-Co Cotton
Shade easier; middling uplands I'd; mid
ding Orleans Lied; sales 5000 bales,
including 1000 for speculation and export;
receipts 200 bales, all American. Futures
3-32d lower. -
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

KANSAS CITY, July S.-Wheat No. 9
spot, 92c bid; No. 8, spot, lear loads sold
at 911Sc. ..
BacOn-c'ear 55sc; rib and long 53sc
Cattle-Corn-fed Texas steers 1922
@975; grass fed, wintered, $250@
3.25.
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her Oeo with evidences OF f0ul play.
The girls parents deny that she was
murdered and claim that death was
caused by heart disease. A medical
examination is to be held.
CINCINNATI, July s. - TelegraphiC
advices indicate that general ram
southern Ohio and Indiana for the pas,
few days and has been of great benefit
to the growing corn. w eat has been
damaged to some extent though not
sufficiently to materially affect the gen.
eral result.
WASHINGTON. July 8 The PEST.
dent signed the commissions of mem
bers Of the Mississippi RIVER Commis
sion.
CHICAGO, July S.-The Times cl4imi
to have discovered that j. X. Keene
has been in the city for the past week,
quietly dirt citing the movements for
his brokers IL the board Of trade and
that be left for New York in Z private
car last night.
NEW YORK, July S--The sixth an
nual conventions of the union Of Amer
can Hebrew congregations began tAii
morning IN 6turtevant Hall, Forty
scond street and Broadway, and wa
largely attended. A great deal Of in
tsrest ID manifested in the procedures.
Different reports were submitted, dis
cussed and acted upon
DR.. Sonneschiem of st. Louis delIv-
cred the coDgratulstory address, dur
ing which be Vss called TO order amid
great excitement for saying be VA
glad they had met in the hall rendered
memorable By the preaching Of Felix
Adler. the well known free-thinkns
Hebrew, BY Prof. Safe Of Cornell Uni.
lersity. At tAe conclusion OF his re-
marks reports Of the executive commit
- and oompittee On permanent organ
iEsf1on were read and adoptsd, and ~
ter the transAction Of some other unfm-
portsnt buziness the eonvention ed.
journod- 49, =
LOaDOn, Jaly s.-Ths zsa<s. in II,
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The sixth national convention OF tn,
German Young Mems Christian AssO
| citation assembled here to-day.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., July Sd. John
Fisher, ST., appointment citizen, is dead
aged n.
LONDON, July S.-The scene 10 the
House OF Commons last night has caus
ed much sensation. A section of tn,
Liberals has already obtained from tb,
/ government great restrictions on tn,
practice of a lRging in tne army HDf
navy. Despite this they have endeay
ored by obstruction TO force the tofs
/, abolition of cnrporeal punishment il
the service. The Marquis of Harting
con repudiated all Responsibility 10
their action. Mr.. Chamberlain, mem
Der for Birmingham, amidst Radica
cheers, sad the Marquis OF Harrington
who was formerly the leader OF the op
position, is now only the leader Of
| section.
Madrid, July 8 Ia the Chsmbe
OF Deputies to-day the Minister Of For
eign Affairs said be had ordered two
trigates to proceed TO support Spain
prOtcoI a[aluoS Nuc oCllO1 " O8u DO
mingo. Senior Catelar demanded tina
the government Insist upon the sum
mary, punishment OF the anthorities o
Puerto Plata.
LONDON. July Skate Webster, tn
Irish servant girl, tried for the murds
Of her mistress, Mrs. Thomas. at Rich
mnnd, has been found guilty and sen
fenced to death. It was sscertaine.
that ,Mrs. ThOmas's body vas bollet
and thrown into the Thames and IN
head destroyed by burning.
BRUssELs July 9. The ktOib Big
says . fresh plseArd has been found o.
the wall Of the Palace Of Jastic
threAtening the hfe of the King II b
ratifies The bill -rscsatly passed b. u
Belgian Parliament depriving n
clergy o. eo1trol 0I 6lsmenfaEy sdues
ton.
LozDoE, Jaly e.--A g. Pstsrsburz
dispseh - the Daily 4sss tas iAtss
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15
MOfene's 4
wage o. 6Ius=YIafter.

@cisns's sase' % Slus.9laau bar [ b
Neitf 30 Aar psrf almineelis tsfitnet
Norge. Ganmarf, o. Gptriat. ca punbt,
almtnetlis gneriienhtlis for bets pslsisr.ne,
Q9tniiaber. 5uhneer al perfcnr. Ter ba,
lth n9fitn uianttlist Smtrttr, paabraant
a . aar filtdat. u rtb 9rustn at etitt
Ylaitsr tiernt fllefcmmtn btlbrtetet. Deli
etltrsetnx 0irtntnSsr Ruat berpse iiletli
btfirirts:
~ Gttts glafu II et t,bas % siriiem,
ts sasemiootl for Gist q Rk umatisms.
bcaetnien I Rpassn, albuernt. Stntut .lsr
andre Ttit al ststmtt; islp ON Smnten
a. Here 9ar CANNED, btlbrtbts ben paa tort
~. pte at lxsss en- Stinelag. tsfmuri mte
ylaiisrtt, Na bet Sttp at etssmtt. Nr
fmsritr.
y Gttts plafsr truses for afbma, fort
aanteera9. sunetlo9t, 9rcfs o. Sunattpl.
Der, Bet imsrts Na On Sfinblar o. l9aass
paa 8rrfst; bpiS man iiit Tan taalt bet
Der. b mtQtm Shilertnt.
81 Spis ct Rtnntft bar Glceiat, FOX.
aarlasst tattn cte Hale, glae. etse tutr
0ltuin1t, q bette plaftr It bsrltst gRtebtl;
bet fmsrts ba lisdtees saa IN Sfinolap, "a
Snsrttn sr inetn faa Sast fiatt, Boa maS
bier l2ts dims not 9lafsr paalaaass; bxn
famine Sfinblap tan altib bruats.
y bpr Scctepins l9s9es YlaRnst tonbt
Naimurt ra Climb tltr Saff. tnttn paa
Vanem eutr 3inhinenm for 3aneptnt
n Wlafsret Ct fcririnlist gRieetl ; man lsa.
ger BET paa ben Sih Of 9tnnn. bpcr Sm.r,
kn tr, g iileasftr etnnt scet; tnetn en-
lime tr Smsrttn bcrtt.
81 ALE aabns Saar, @plesr ,utr auetn
ubiltt bsr Ylaltrtt btnpitta III, "a Smu,
ten oil ea frdI aftass g~aarbalfem, Die
tlu btsltSt 5tns hbsces lite ; bette plafsr
oil fuleftxnbia l~s. Snxt.
81 for aas nhimmaticntr, fem Rcitn,
rspt. trsneenee Cint, 9ranefaar etc. ar bet
BET bteft YRieetl. SriRs Saar btlbr,e.s s
Cdas. dcr 9prttr, eistcrm "a ferfrcsn,
etmmtr tr bet ct pr spst gpiebel.
y epulft % Scrtisl.lit. af bpae Rapn
nSrnts tan. Sarkltssee 9rsfbstsnetli.
bcS Rcntr, etr Sipt Die. fpretls firar ptb
Srlatn al Fidftsrtt. % cpbsrrr tftn tort
III alptlts. uNn at nrstt aViheei 6ebsptr
at truats.
Sbuicm, at 4sts 9ssts "a Hlus.plaatr
finetS hun tcs llnntritantos.
Ytrfcnsr pld Senett, Der innitnet 81 [ for.
fsslsi grer, fdar rcripirit tilitnet s paii.r
mse pmsaatnes Qcf.
leyr Ss ssr inses I ,nbp.r samilis.
1dS- Snsen Yaits af Swsnlft
adts. ODD 8lnb Yaitsr Ct 9ats, lom
q bar Fac Simile" Of min so,n.
banbias
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15
Mlobel mob TanoifrGi Ct fnnSet.

Oct er lpffebeS Ell tpbf Qaes
at bslbrebe Ell at 0anbRref an.
srsbst patisnt peb at anpsnpe ben
inbianHe Yileaift "Gurars". Or.
OHenbers / WIniter / @efialeu
bar nemlia ifsiae en- psrstnin9 |
ct ubenlaubR 8lab. fprisst at ans
penbe Snnlprsitnins al inpianR 81.
lesift unber Subeu o. berpeo Cp.
uaast bet forsnReoe Heiultat. sos
Ell AT bans fpinoeli9e patienter
bite Der fig De tpoellsite Spmptc'
mer iii uobrub at VanpRrRi,
bpcrfor easen pep Snjefiion gap
benoe "Gurare" for at unpertrpffe
ben grasielise, pep 0anpRrafsif.
ten f~remfalote 8rampe. Wen Der.
peo aniaa ban fig life bunpen psp
be fcreRrepne lRbpanlise Differ,
men inoiprsitepe unper YatienteuS
Sub / here Snisftioner / fem 81.
mer 0.2 8ram "GuraIs", en- %.
its, iCm biptIl iuaen eass bur 20.
ret at aupenoe, at Srpat for ben
prebenDe 0ammelle. Virfninosn
at 0anoRrafsiiten remarkable Dos
ben Spse meb ben forte Seftia.
bep % ptreoe fig peb ben ilraffe,
llsite 8rampe / Spalget % be
peo MnoetrRttet rirflcmme WuR.
Ter Wanofraf % 8aieri bappe
pperfalct benee % truepe mep reo
uomattelie % 8palnins at msp.
fore en- pinlis Dob. unper bette
Stadium fcretcs Or. Ofenbera
Snbiprsitninserue. Scm Sslee
al pilesiftsns lammtnbe GsenRa.
Der Opberte plupielia 8rampeu iom
rep ct 3rpaeIlas, for naturliapts
at cptrRpe efter Ell tort Yaule.
Wcu efter sientasns Supipreitnin.
ger tilfiampsps 'Gurare" fig BOG
Opermaat cpsr 9anpRrafaiiten.
ION M Blot peb lette R%pininaer
lraSt funee antpbe I'm 3~ilfeoepe.
relic / Or~sanismsu. Gnoelia pt.
rsps "Gurare1s 9irfnins iom Wcp.
gift fis iaa snersiR, at 5are for
en- sammelie al SiertsIas @ aan.
pserattet %inptraapte, Os blot fun.
fiernes psp fraftis unbsrbclets,
aaneeerat. patienten
falpt berpaa | en- 3ilitanp at I'D.
% Spaatep, Der psppare.
Be en- lan9ere lib, men fra bril-.
ten bun bog fulpfenpis bsfrispes
bier friA. 9ette er Bet ferfe
Sllfaloe al bslbrspet 0anpGref,
brts Setpenins for MenneRelaa.
ten pifinof life ber unperpurperss.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15
HORSE BOOK.

A Treatise on the horse
and his diseases F.; containing
an "Index of Diseases" which
gives the symptoms, cause
and the best treatment of
each; a table giving all the
principal drugs used for the
horse, with the ordinary dose,
effects, and antidote when a
poison, a table with an en-
craving of the horses teeth
at different ages, with rules
for telling the age of the
horse ; a valuable collection
of.receipts, and much other
valuable information by b..
Kendall, M. d.
Bosen er ubitprst mso Ell bel
WGnsbe prilsosnoe 3seninaer %
lenres portofrit for Is Gts. Nor.sls
3. &nnnoien. Sscorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15

ban fort % scot. % bsrmsb par
ban alerebe iprunset at fin Seft
o. fate Isilerne til ben forte
3jener 1om.
@i iaa fortlsfebe paa b%inanoen.
Ser menem Rarf % Sfop, lanst
banat bcrte fra ale menneGelise
Scliser-bpab bappe bette at Bee
tpbe? Wr. Garpe bsmarfsps bet
cs imilte.
"8cm MI Blot, men, iea beber,
upen qarm. - Du'. iasbe ban til
Neaeren, ~felser iaete pore Spor
mee Seifene. % bpor ies brpper
en- @rsn al, binbsr On Dprene
fat "a penter paa rs! Surtis,
mine Serrsr!"
0i rpitebs paa Sopsbet % fulste
Wanoen, % efter ct 8parters 5cr'
leb, efterat ri bapbe arbeioet cs
frem cper Stene % siennem STRAIT,
fob ri peb SusausbannaS greb.
Iilpenifre befanpt fig Sernbaue'
LINEN. Tom paa Strafuinaen mtl'
lem Susaebanna % 0epoft sien'
nsmbrppsr be to 6lober Susaue'
bannas's % 0elaware's 0ansfiae
% osrfor saar affieb | fere up'
minsrebe 8lsfter. Den fra Norb
fommenbe Susduebanna frpblepe
Yanen umibpelbart foran Ell iaa.
ban 8lsft, gift | en- Bue raa cm'
trent bunprebe Sfribt cmfrina ct
peb Sansflefteu fra Sierget ap.
filt &lippeparti % bererte perpaa
isien ell Stunp Saneu. iaa al
bette paa ben enc SIDE al Sansn.
paa be epriss at Slobsn inpsIuts
teoe giergitpife lisnepe en- q.
Woo bette Stpffe Sielo. plpmet
falpet, bapbe Maenten rettet III
Raal. Siben mob ganen par
naifen lcprst %affiaaet ; Omtrent 80
5op cper Siinnerne bplpt Ssrn.
boiler Der par fafteoe | 8lippes
passen, be talrise 1elesraftraace;
ben al 6lopeu beRpqsbs Slpe par
ligelebes paa ale 8anter fell o9
util9ja aSsliG en- lioen. naturlis
Siersf9itnlns.
Orr. Garpe betrastebe cpmRrf'
!, iomt 8llppebOraen ; ct ielptilirebs
GRIT meb Sopebst ~aRtpbebe. at ban
bapoe funoet, bpab ban isste. 0i
Ruloe bsler life lanss pare
1pipl. San be;epe fig neo mob
SOrben, leite Salerue fra Ben.
flaperus. faf &epclperen / 0ber.
lcmmen paa fin 5raf es iuappepe
benne 9anVe isieH for lite at blire
binpret al Roget. Oct par, iom
ON bpert Gem bos Wanben bapbe
faaet 4iu ; bans belle Sflffelie par
fpmmeu / Bepagelie-aalsepel laa
Der en- pirtelis imppnerenpe Rc
pper bans Mntat.
Viaiam nIffepe betpbnin9Sfulot
til mig:
"Nn 9aar bet les", o. ban bap'
be Het. (Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15

burtl9t % fcrt, "lelssrammet er
f%oranpret ; ri maa rsile tilbaae
I'll Susquebanna".
Oct lepe aasrepe nelte 3ime,
% ben tauie Wanp talte life ct
Orb mee uneer Rsiisn, men men.
ltrsoe mep Opmarficmbep beaas
Siper al gane. Oa ri naaeee iii
Susquebannd, par BET up paa
Gftermiepasen.
"gl bpile", iaape @senten / ben
li9espleisite Zone al 0srpen, nj
bar | &prssn ct iiarpt Ript for
os".
Oct par snbnu meaet tieliat
ben anpen Dag, pa Wr. Garye
r9tfeee ps. Solen par snpnu life
Saaet cp; Der berfepe en- balp
A9mrli9.
'gi maa lpnee cs aiitsp", be.
marfepe ban fort, % aaereee efrer
en- balp Zines SOrlsb FAB ri /
Saeien, % Seifene trapepe nun.
teri affiep | ben friee @Orssn.
vi bappe emtrsnt repet TO 81.
ben lille Wanp, liasiom en-
@ut paa ben beibenepe Ssit, fieele
taus, mep be ipsioenpe III.
nc mart rettepe tilbeire. mart til.
psntre-pa belpt ban "plueielia an
y LOB % femme III.
ser maa ri itise nsp", laaps
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15


&Os. Ser Ieuer / 6rantriss
5.671.OOO &easrs, Der sisnnsminit.
lis brussr 4O9s 8s. Sobat aarIis
Vi bpsr 10 &ss,r. rsssr 8 Yib.,
D elsarsr % FUN 2 gisar,tt.r, men
allstpsl bslsbsr bet iamlsbs Gorbrus
al elsarsitsr | 8raniriss iis aarIis
III 294 Wiaiarsu ,Qsr sos Wil.
llOnsr easlls. 33i MiuiOn bp,r sim,,
55s. 900 ! Minutst % 1898 / 81.
fuuo't. sasos man Oisis Gisarsttsr
| &gffe. pilos Be mao 5l4 @ano,
SOrosn runbt.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15
II CITY HACK!

llnpsr.ssnspt tr MI Gin al "Sbe Sin
Sad," tieliSsrs eisi al Rr. @slocn. Dogs
nen sr nplig blepet e~rpuefsi O. CT altio nj
Butliiums Sisnslt. Gn postis % paaiis
eslts 8uelt CT snsa9trst. Bc3Hsu ptl in'
bee uesnicr @innsibist Seuis. ndar ben
lite er enla5trtt. Srbrss fan inelal9ts I
@tnnebeit % q. 6lcue Gclsutr liant Doe
4. @sntt | 8ei Dstcrab.
u. VI. Slmteicn.
36tf. Gtsr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-15

Naon.ts8nlng paa Smpaaa.
Sea tmrerttrtr birttn fra 4cra ftsn,
yarttr AZ ben ttefis npriis S~ifstp,r,ran.
Ssnnt aran tr al h eNtiaht Qaa,r srfs.
tti al eert ben met uenlsrtees mRseidn n
etlertetlh AZ ale sNecmms, Rbtumatis.
alminetlts Scaebte. elapptlit eip.
Vus $500 pr. Mate.
&c. a.. Relene,
si4 CtptHsn e.. 9titasp. III.
M Ger Sals bee ALE fsras ala,,s
areibtitIs sanesir;itnnt. FAINT / N,r,
e~ 9bisaaes @beldslf Trussifsr.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
A Clever Thief


Two young men, according to a Paris
paper, we're recently seated in front of
cafe on the Boulevarde, when one of them
named Lucein W., informed his friend
that he had just come into possession of
5000 francs, adding that the 5000 francs
in bank notes, were safely locked up in q
drawer in his room, and he should not
then trouble himself with business He
mad a sum of fifty francs in his pocket
with which he proposed that he and his
friend should go to Asniers and enjoy
themselves with boating, dining, ball
etc., and notr until two O'Clock in the
morning.
At the table close to them was II woll-
dressed man, who, although apparently
absorbed in the perusel Of his journal, did
not lose word of the conversation. He
was an accomplished thief, named r., alias
.'The Aspic," who had but recently re-
turned from tour in the provinces, which
he had found necessary to make in order
20 withdraw himself from the observation
of the police. The bait of 5000 francs
was too tempting for him to resist, and he
immediately resolved to obtain possession
oft
Having noticed that Lucian W., had
placed his hat on a stool at short distance
from him, the Aspic adrotly substituted
his own for it, and after paying for what
he had taken, walked out. lie knew that
the 5000 francs were deposited in
drawer in the young mans room, and the
address of the room he hoped to find by
means of the name at the bottom of the
hat. Seeing the hatter's address he went
to his shop and told him that he had on
:seaying restaurant, taken hat that did
. not belong to him, and which he was
anxious to return to the owner, if the
halter happened to know the address of
. the customer.
The information was readily obtained,
and in very short time after the thief had
paid his visit to the apartment of Lucien
W., and gained possession of the money.
About an hour after the young man came
to the hatter's also, aud was informed of
what had occurred, but, not thinking of
any danger for his money, he merely
bought hat, and with his friend proceed
ed to Asniers.
On his return home at night he discov-
cred his loss Information was immedi-
ately lodged with the police, and, from
the description of the man given by the
natter, he was, on the following day,
arrested while on party of pleasure,
which he had also devised with some
friends, to the river side. In his pockets
were found the 5000 francs, minus 400
francs, which he had expended.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
The Habit of Kissing Children.

When any person Of either sex, or of
any condition, sees small child walking
or running about in charge of nurse, he
(or she, generally she,) counts it his priv
iiege to kiss the child, if he happens to be
pleased with its appearance. Even if he
is not pleased, he feels well-nigh obliged,
should he be polite, to caress the 'dear
little thing" because he conceiyes it to be
a sort of duty which contemporaries owe
to the rising generation 1t is singular
now this custom of greeting small children,
under all circumstances, should have
grown up. Entire strangers to the family,
not less than its friends, seem to think this
kissing imperative. A good-looking nicely
dressed child cannot be seen in hotel, on
the promenade, or in any of the parks,
without incuning the habitual embrace
from number of men and women of high
and low degree. That it is an imperti-
nence to say the least cannot be denied
that it is a habit which many parents
deplore, and try in vain to correct is
widely known. 1t is most undesirable,
nor is it safe, this Wholesale, indiscriminate
kissing. Imagine how children themselves
must suffer. 1t is one of their wrongs
that has not been sufficiently insisted on.
1t is not improbable that they have often
been made i'll by running the gauntlet of
Tom, Dick and Harry, or Jane. Mary and
sarah. The custom is more established
here than in any other country, and it is
time it should be discontinued. Nobody
has any right to kiss child unless invited
to do so by its parents, and this should be
understood.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
Singular Accident.

Levi Wagenseler, of Philadelphia, while
eating dinner, let his false teeth slip part
way down his throat. A physician told
him to drink a glass Of gin, which might
make the teeth and their rubber plate pass
into the stomach, where they would remain
until dissolved but they only went little
further down and lodged immovable, in
such way as to prevent anything pass
ing into the stomach. lie lived seven
weeks without food, and died of starvation.
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Rewarding a Heroine.

A young lady named Quinn, living near
Capa, found broken rail on the line Of
the Chicago and Lake Huron Rail-
road. She promptly ''flagged" an ap-
proaehing mail train, and probably thereby
prevented terrible disaster. The receiver
of the road gave her 1000 miles ticket
as reward.
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ESTATE NOTICE. : Noticeis hereby Civ
IL en- that Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Mary Silks, late OF Greenwood town
ship, Perry county, Penn'a;. deceased, have
been granted TO the undersigned residing In
Buffalo township, (Aueker's, POI
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated fOr
settlementto
JOHN A. SILKS, Administrator.
February25 lsi9-6t
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Iiiroice Of Stock &c.
sixmules, 8, COWS, bull 4. fat cattle, brood
sows, 10 hogs, 10 shotes, seed hog
Products Of Farm.
Wheat T5l bushels; rye. 222 bushels oats, 100
bushels; corn IN the ear, 1000 bushels; clover
sweet potatoes, Is bushels Turnps iis bushels bushels
Pork and Beef Slaughtered
Pork, 5.2T6 pounds beef, 4,2T8 pounds veal
Clothing Made
Sixty-six dresses, 20 chemise, a aprons, IS
gowns, 2s skirts, 80 sacques 25 female under
bodies, 6 bonnets, 6Opalr pantaloons ~ coats, S5
Sheets. Is pillow cases 10 bolsters chan ticks
10 haps, IA towels.
Number Of Inmates.
Esmsiss MaIesi;;.''... ....' -" 80" 4
Total. . =. 81
Died during the year1Males:;. .....s
WE, the undersigned, Directors OF the Poor OF
the fiscal year ending December Slst, 1873 rs cor
rect as to the best Of our knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL SIGLER,
II. Il. BEALOR,
JOHN D. STEWART.
Directors.
Il, tAuulNOlS VA IeIly tOuulyt ,ndNlIB
examined the accounts and vouchers of the D.
rectors of the Poor and House of Employment Of
said county from January 1st, 1878, to January
1st, 1879, and also the accounts and vouchers Of
Henry 2. Lightner, Esq Treasurer Of said inst-
tuition for the same period do hereby certify that
we find q balance in hands Of the Treasurer of
Three hundfed and seven dollars and thirty. three
cents.
Given under our hands the 3Oth day of Jan
uary, 1872
SP. CREE,
WIN. H. JACKSON,
Auditors.
Resolved That any physician hereafter attend
ing any person receiving outdoor support will be
required to notify the nearest Director immed-
srned by his directions No compensation will
be granted unless the above resolution Is com
piled with
BY order OF the Board.
j. l.. RITTER,
Feb. 2s, 1871 IClerk
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Hop Bitte2.s.

1t may save your life. 1t has saved hundreds
NA- For by NJ. y. Strickler, New Bloom
field, and b. NJ. Eby. Newport, Pa. IL At
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rHE TIMEs NEW BLOOMFIELD. Pa. MARCH il. 1870


Reorganization.
Outdoor support. -. . 49,. sl6G7 10
Medical attendance TO ut-door poor l02 50
Miscellaneous. .s.... e.. 1855 l6
Merchandise. ,... 80. 1856 43
Printing. -. 1853 25
Physicians salary. 80. e.. q. 100 90
Directors salary. .. . 3l3 81
G Cerk's salary. o.. 81. ... AZ so
stewards salary. 80. 500 GO
Total expenditures. =. . 1886 OF
Total revenues. ...... . 6i83 "a
Balance in hands OF Treasurer. ssO7 80
Outstanding cheeks. . 49,. I6l 90