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Twenty-Five cases OF yellow fever and
ten deaths were reported in Memphis,
yesterday. General J. b. Hood aud dau-
ghter are sick Of yellow fever in New
Orleans.
Charles A. Carl, who has four or five
wives In fierent parts OF the country,
pleaded guilty Of bigamy in Harrisburg
yesterday, and was sentei cd to pay
fine Of 500 and be imprisoned Ia the
penitenIiary for three years.
The election of Bushy head as Chief Of
the Cherokee Nation, in the Indian Ter
ritory, was by vote of four to one as
compared with that cast of Adairs party.
Bushyhead is hslf-bread, educated, Ii
beral, progressive and pledged to econo-
my.
The Dominion Fisheries Department
has issued circular announc ng that
the Government has decided not to ex-
tend the tine for fishing and packing lob
sters.
silver bullion to the amount of go,
600 ounces was purchased by the Treas
ury Department yesterday for the Phila-
delpbia Mint.
A patent was issued in Washington,
on Tuesday, to Thomas A. Edison, OF
Menlo Park, n. j., for his electric light
ing apparatus.
The local board of steam inspectors at
Baltimore have found the Philadelphia
steamer David Reeves. Captain McCle,-
Ian, responsible for the collision with the
yacht Curlew, Of BAl.imore, III Chesa-
peake Bay, Oh the night of the 18th inst.
N. b. keene, Of the yacht, was drowned
In consequence of the collision. A Ii.
bel for 5000 damages has been filed
against the steamer Oy the owner of the
yacht.
The body of white man, clothed like
q sailor, with the hea gone. was washed
ashore at Cape Henry yesterday mornin.
and buried on the shore.
Mark Hamilton, colored, was conyic.
ted at Carlisle, Pa, on Tuesday, of ielon.
iously AssaulLing a little girl, aud wa!
sentenced yesterday to fifteen years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
Seven ku-klux, whose ages range iron
10 to ~ years, and who ara all grandson.
OF one Old woman named Oman, hav,
just been arrested in Henry county, Ky
They accused of killing negro ali,
his two children and burning the bodies
A deputy constable named Hines wa
killed a. Fort Thomas, Arizona, OIL
TUESDAY while trying to arrest j. Ii. Col
Inns, a merchant. A party Of uine mel
from Stafford captured Collins, his clerl
and Justice Mann, and ii is feared the,
will be lynched.
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n OIhCE.-A d'viuend OF forty cents DER
~ SNARE has bse u declared by The VII.
minsion and Philadelphia urnpike com
pany, payable on or after The lsih i,s,
"a. JOS. ia rNALL, Treas.
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HENRY COUNTY, KY, is a model for
other Southern localities that desire the
respect and good will of the nation.
Some brutal Ku-Kluxing having lately
occurred body Of public spirited citl-
zens went out promptly, arrested all the
suspected parties and lodged them in
The county jail. 1t will be remembered
that the perpetrators of the last ku-
klux outrage in Henry county were
promptly dealt with by the citizens, the
trial having taken place befofe Judge
Lynch, with the result peculiar to taat
court.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-28

NJ OliCk.-J. IL. Primrose mas l..xen VA.
IN management OF the old and reliable
ewing machine company-the Wheeler d
nson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and Is an eu..rely new IN ach Inc,
And Is known as the Improved W heeler a
Wilson. II In the finest made locK-st,tcl
sewing machiue now Ia use, and has M
vaiitages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends Will give us a call
AID not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
our Lerritsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties. Pa, aud delaware and
TIE Eastern Sore OF Mary land.
Our once, At present, will be found al
rs Market street. Alter the 10Th OF M arch
next We will be found ut our old stand, Lht
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street.
sIAdENT rs WANTED.
iebo-dLf J. Ii. PRIMROSE
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Mr.. Charles DE Young, the ''boss" of
the Pacific Coast, and the Rev. /. S. X IL
loch are both excellent Republicans.
They have contributed the best days eff
their valuable lives to building up the
Republ eau party and preserving the
Union. Thev never soiled their fingers
by voting Democratic :ket. They are
both choice representatives Of that deli
cious Northern civilization which is
thought to soften the heart, expand the
brain, ennoble the impulses and open
the pores Of men. We rise to greet Kali
loch and De Young.-BdH. Gazette.
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WHAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE DONE
FOR THE CITY.-We do not propose To
examine in extenso the good work the
Democrats have done for the city. We
have already clearly shown our readers
that they have reduced the taxes about
four per cent. for the p.csent car. That
IL something that SHOULD give them
credit with candid thinking people, ii
their own party friends do not encouua.c
the ISLANDERS of the other side aud Of the
Independent press that are Constantly |
thrown in the way of the Democla to
detract from their valuable services.
The Democratic Council saved our
city from plunging into the fat al paid
hrs department system, and III reby pre-
served our excellent volunteer system,
and An annual additional cost of SAC, 900
. year Tor contracted department of
three or four engines.
The people were compelled to take the
new reservoir out of the hands If the
o9pOn. nts of the Democrats who wasted
thousands and thousands of dollars upon
land that is not needed aud work tina
was useless. The completion of this
In the successful manner it " as done is
due to the Democratic Council and a
Democratic Legislature. Those who
view that excellent work nov, if they
value our city, must feel commepdable
pride in L.. But We beg of them not to
remember the waste of money for land
and work befure the Democrats took
hold of it, else they may, if they are tax
payers, lessen the pleasure they will re-
eeive In looking at the food of pure run
ming water before hem. his reservoir
from which our people have been fur
nisbed clear, cold water during the Who'll,
week Of rain and storm is the work o
the Democrats.
And we wish just here to do Col
NcIntire the credit to say that he ha
shown the capacity of the power in hi
charge to serve the city in the most de
hghtful way; and in way that must b
appreciated by every one who despises t
drink dirty water and delights in qua1
fing the bright, clear beverage during til
heat of summer. For the first time i
many years after such protracted slorr
the people Of Wilmington have been re
lieved OF the necessity of swallowin
several acres Of Chester county dirt we
supplied with the popular fertilizers {
the day, that were certain to be washe
from the rolling plowed ground of Thu
teeming agricultural region into al
down the Brandywine and they ow
to-day to the Democrats the fact TIN
they are enabled to have clear, CO.
water for their table, culinary and a
other uses.
We have patiently waited to see tn
matter tested, and the past season
storms has fully shown that we may no
enjoy sweet, clear, good, wholeson
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HERIFF"s SALE
BY viiLue oil "a writ OF Levaria Facias.
tn me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 84i Shipley st..
kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware on
WEDNESDAY,
The Sd Day of September, A. D., 1870,
at O'clock, p, IN.
The following described Teal Estate, viz /:
Ali that certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in the city OF Wilmington afore'
said, bounded and described as follows 10
wit: Beginning at the corner formed by
the Intersection of the westerly side OF
West street and the southerly side OF Four
teenth street, thence W. sterly along the
said tide OF Fourteenth street l4U 1tet to
the Intersection OF the said side of Four
teenth street and the easter y side of Stock
ton street al 80 feet Wide, thence utterly
along said side OF Stockton street % feet 10
u siase, thence easterly aud parallel with
tOui tenth street l40 feet u, the aforesa i'd
side OF West street, "A d thence thereby
northerly IS eeL To the place OF beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken Ia execution az the
property of oseIh K,charhson, and to he
sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Shefiffs Office. New Castle. August IA.
1879. augl5- ,tawtsj
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PRESENT indications seem to warrant
the belief that there will be an unusual
ly large demand for currency and bank
accommodations during the remainder
of the year, and it remains to be seen
whether this demand Will be met in full
or in large part by foreign gold.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-28

THE rumor of the death OF Mayor
Stockly, of Philadelphia, at Long Branch,
yesterday morning, vas credited on our
str, cts last night, notwithstanding 1t had
been contladicted in the Telegraph. MIR.
S.ockly was enjoying his usual health.
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THE Democratic Council have had a
treat deal to do to get the affairs of The
city out of the old Radical ruis Of debt
and extravaganza during the one year
they have been in power; aud there
fore, some things have been left undohe
that should be done.
One of these things is the examlna-
ton of the lien book; its COMPARISON
with the reports of the Auditors, and
these reports compared with the Audi
tors books. 1t has been said that there
was SAC, 700 on the lien books due the
city for curbins streets, paving sidewalks,
streets, building sewe 5, &c. As we
have just published in the GAZETTE a
list of these claims where they were over
$50, and have been Wis ted by large
number of gentlem II with receipts nun
ming as far back as ten years showing
that the claims against them had en-
paid and satisfaction never entered on the
lien book, we have no doubt that a very
large amount of the $4,000 referred to
has already been settled. The present
Clerk of tie Council informs us that
every claim that has been reported paid
since he entered the Office has been
satisfied on the lien books. But lie
knows nothing OF those that run back
all along as tar as fifteen ars. OF
course these omissions by the former
officers should be examined and the
proper satisfaction entered on the Ii L
book and this is another thing which
the Democrats ought to be kept in nowe
to correct. There were SO many defalca
tions among the old Radical city officer
in the past ten years that it is hishl
necessary that this lien book should b
corrected.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST d. 1879.
DrmncRAT CANDIDATE
oITY ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPT. -
President III Council.
HAIRY sHARPLEY.
City TREASURE.
Holm GUTMR1E,

For City Cou 'cii.
First Wari-t To b. d ie'ao
esooud Wsrd-RoBERr h. TAYLOR.
Third Wsrd-wILLIAAH II. BLAKE.
rouvth W ard-LAwIs PAINTER, 1--WE year
tsrm 0EoRoE ADELE one year term.
P,nh Ward-JAs. CARMICHAEL two we
telm; ALVIN ALLEN. on year Serih'
sixth Ward-JAMvs h. PRICE.
eavepth Ward-JoHN MACK
Eighth Ward-WM. McMENAMiS.
Ninth Ward-9Eo. T. BAkNHlL Two year
term; MARTiN FARRELL, one year
term.
rsnlh Ward-pENNIs j. M NToN. two
wear term WIN HA ma, one year term
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VINES AND LlauoRs

CHAMPAGNEs.-t
fn,. .'ss, =. II Mumm's' I eu rem,
n s,ch H. = Cos Dry verxeiay r yen!
sUNDKIES DIVA nj, l.,
Jugs. rom the house Of 4 ~ guam
y queur de Benediciin: Ma N, ul'ver.
dial swiss a bsinthe 4 , maraa Chine
Ankostura Bitter, 'ofgo Arou|
c. shisin,nD , ". otard, Dupuy . q,
C1s. m, q 20. X Prunler. sn',
nULLAND GIN. -Bohlsn m,
a nctior Triple Flavor, F'ish G,n u ~,
Lsnd9n Cordial 10" VII. 0ld
cI ~ M.-Old Jamaica Rum nj.
bHERRIES.-P. n p.,. o.
Sherry. ORC SHERRY,
Port e. WINES BURGUNDY p =,
j.. s q a bbEthA 4 Reserve, Pm Pm;
BURGUNDY WlNEs-c..,,,.,
p ! s4 mard r d, volnay RID. I r1sn'
CLARETs st. Julien, F,o,,,, q.
del Isle, $ss ''o'fac, CD
FlNEOLD wHIsKlEs.-o,d,.,
rye. Diamond TO-, Overholt' p NV
~ onogram, Pure X, Q, Eagle t pu,s
Sherins' I.le tscotci. e' RUE
| isfOhfED ALES AND sror
BASS Ale, M. b Foster a son,. i by
e. q Z. hisbert; scotch Ala I o. ~
gers; India Pale Ale, VIM "" yn,,
GUINNESS, Dublin Stout, M n. IN
Sohs Quinn, IS Dublin Stout \
rane's. ""'ie'i
LAGER BE- X,
FINE imported and Key West ,
Wholesale and Retail. Gods ds,,,'
al parts OF the city. Soliciting v ="
| JyfS-ly. Holm Wf ~
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PUBLIC S.4LES.
ON SATURDAY, AUG. 30,

1919, at 3 p. m; on the pr, ises,
Without Postponement, Withdrawal or
Undertaking.
The brick dwelling. No s17 Washington
street, IL excellent In construction and 10
cation; the brick dwelling on jackson
street IL good and IN an Improving section
OF The ely the remaining dwellings In
Sou h Wilmington are becon Ing all the
time more In demand for renting and for
seilir 6, and good lots located as are these,
have Aeen advancing 10 value for some
| months past.
An omnibus will leave the Clayton
House at 40 p. III. An Will be sold ana
for This reason u pays to attend the sub
| scriber's sales. The sale WILL cOmmence
| win the lois on Gilpin Avenue at y, IN
| sharp, proceed with the lots on Fifth street
| ~ about $50 p. m., with The Mansion 81
| Washln- ton street at about d IN with
the Jackson street dwelling at ABOUT 80
| y. m, and with the dwellings ana lots II
| South Wilmington at about p. IN ma nl,
In the order of numbering.
Ierms, plos ana particulars on posters
| J.T. II EALD.
| Clayton House building,
| Agent TO efIett The sale
aug23-4t-23, G,2s,2J
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BERGlN HANGED.

PorsviLLE. Pa, Jan. 16.-Mar,in
Bergin was hung at 1910 this morning,
lie retired at II m. and slept comforts
ably until 4 II. m. Dergin LEFT his cell
about 20 minutes to IL, the Sheriff and
Deputy Snyder in advance. Being
asked by the Sheriff if he had any.
Thing 10 say, he replied: II have moths
ing to say shall die like q true man,
is all have to say" He turned to the
sheriff sm,lcing and said. "Good.by."
The cap was drawn down ovcrhis head.
Deputy Snyder retired from the scaf-
fold, and the drop fell at 10:40 lie
lied in Z minutes.
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"pr Ner and Everlasting Pctf,p,e" i.
tho hest and cheapest perfume ever Of.
iered to the public for perfumiug wear.
ing apparel, letter paper, etc. etc. II
is everlasting, and gives to linen, letter
paper, and Whatever else you may
wish. a most refined and pleasant oder
IL placed in drawer. no matter what
be tho contents, it will become redol.
cnt in less than 20 minutes. Mailed
postage free, to any address on receipt
nf The price. % cents. Addres. g. b
Li,cbfcld, Litchfeid. Illinois, n u d
please state what paper you saw this
notice In.
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TnREg RivERs, Mich.. Jan. 10, 10
EpfroR Posr,
Believing that your read-
ers would be pleased to hear Of many
Of their former friends and fellow citi-
scns Who have settled in the West I
pen this communication. arrived ut
Akron. Ohio. Dec. 18th, (Christmas
day,l where I soou met such old friends
as Ex.Mayor l.. 8. Hcrrold, Vim. and
Henry Moats, +. Glass sud Elias Mill.
hof. who are IN good spirits aud suc-
cecding well in their busincss. Akron
is very pleasant town of about q, 100
inhabitants aud I would suppose n
pleasant place to live. Leaving Akron
| arrived ut Elkhart, Ind, tnn. 3rd,
where the little enthusiasm remaining
in Inc WAS pI city well .f,osen out for
II tho mercury ut "a degrees below zero
don't cool of even = sapguine temper.
ament I'll give II up. I met at this
place Harrison Brouse formerly of
kratzerville. Wesley Dorn, of Middle.
burg. both now In the Mercantile bus.
iness, besides the Kapiz's. the Gem.
behring's and others all of whom seen,
to be doing well and pleased with the
country. Leaving Elkhart I mex,
stopped at Three Rivers, Michigan
where | arrived Jan 18th, in company
with Mr.. James A. Beaver, formerly OF
snyder county Among the former
residents Of Pennsylvania whom I me,
at this place, / may mention II. c.
Fisher. Henry and Frederick Gember.
ling. Calvin Duck and others.
The ground here Is covered with
snow to depth of Is inches.
Times are not so dull here as they
are in the East. Wheat sells at S. tc
sScts. per bushel corn 25cts per bushel
Pork $3.50 per hundred weight, Beef 3
and cents per pound, butter lo cents
per pound, &C., SC.
Yours SC.
W. II. SNYDER
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kESAI.H,


Hon. Al, Herr, of Diuphin. wa.
chosen President Of the Senate. Tho..
r. Cochran, of Lancaster. chief clerk :;
r. ", Smiley. Of Vcnango, Reading
Clerk L. Rogers, Of McKeaa, Journal
Clerk, with the usual number Of subor.
dinate officers.
In the House Hon. Henry Long, OF
Allegheny, was elected Speaker, DR.
W. c. Shurlock, of Beaver, Chief Clerk.
John a. Smuli, Resident Clerk. Henry
Huhn. Of Phila., Reading Clerk. J. T..
Allen, OF Dauphin. Journal Clerk. The
usual number Of minor officers. all
Republicans, were also chosen. Your
Representative, the Hon. Cdarles Mil,
Ter, secured tho appointment of Mes
senger, for DIR. I. ID. Conrad, of your
county, which is regarded as u very
good appointment.
Mr.. Miller WAS honored by being
chosen as one of the Slate Committee,
whose duty II is to apportion the vari-
Gus positions among the several coun
ties-a delicate and most laborious
duty. Although. ...e of the committee
he claimed only the one appointment.
for Mr.. Conrad, and his honorable per-
formance Of his duty was awarded by
its prompt approval, and Mr.. Miller
gained hosts Of friends by his course.
Hon. J. ID. Cameron was nominated
for u. S. Senator on first ballot, by the
Republican Caucus, having received
81 votes, against 8 for Senator Ebcr,
hart, OF Chester, and IL for Mr.. Brown,
Of Allegheny, but his nomination was
made unanimous, by direct vote OF
every member Of the caucus.
There has been much talk Of the
Threatened bolt. but the best claim put
forward lacks two votes TO secure al
election Of the Democratic combina
ton candidate. On the other hand
Senator Cameron's friends confidently
assert that more than enough. outside
OF the caucus, have personally pledged
their support to insure his election
which Is doubtless the truo situation.
Tho Republicans have clear and
good working majority in both Houses
and they are determined to make
good record for themselves.
| Il.
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Vrighfs Bevd. Scalp and Dondrp6
Compound" forces heavy Mostachc ~
Beard on the smoolhest face in from 20 to
30 days. II never fails. No possible In.
jonry to tho skin. Easily applied and
certain In effect. II will also remove
DaodruG and prevent Badness. I sm
the sole sgsn, for this compound. Per
package. post paid. 20 cents. Two pack.
ages ~ cents. Address q. B. Li,cb6eld.
Litchheld Illinois. Please state In what
paper you saw this Advertisement Id.
Sept. 90. 'sS. ly.
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TENP.RAScg. Mr. +. 7. Scott, the
temperance evangelist, gave two Of his
fine addresses to large and respectable
audiences at the Hassinser Church on
Sunday and Monday evenings. Short
and well received remarks were also
n,ado by District Attorney Arnold, ].
c. shoch, J. s. Rassinger, and quite a
spirited little closing speech by Rev. I.
Irvine. Large delegations went up
from Middloburg, giving evidence of
the hold that the cause of temperance
has on the minds Of our citizens. Keep
the ball rolling.
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Our friend "solly" hc Of cheap cloth.
ing fame, entered into n new partner
ship on the sth inst, which adversely
in business success and competency in
life, will not dissolve. lie WAS married
on the above date TO Miss IIarrie,
Burgaucr Of Philadelphia. We eau only
say that rs ho has succeeded in bus.
mess so we hope he may find the new
venture happy and profitable one.
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Tace Worm Removed Alive.

Head aud all complete in two hours.
No fee ill head passes Seat, Pin and
Stomach Worms removed by DR.. Kunkel.
$50 North Ninth Street Advice tree.
No Fee until head aud sli passes in one.
and alive. DR.. Kunkrl il the only sue.
ccssful physician in thus country tor the
removal of Worms, and his Worm Syrup
is pleasant and safe for children or gronn
persons. Ssni for circular. or ask for q
bottle Of Runkers Worm Syrup. Price
one dollar per hoi,lo. Get it OF your drug
gia. IL never fails.
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The N. E. Church Of sclinsgrovc,
will lie dedicated on next Sabbath, the
Goth inst. Rev. d. 8. Monroe, u. D.,
Of Lcwisburg, will ofiicistc. Services
morning, afternoon and evening. A
hearty invitation Is extended to all.
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In spite Of dannels. Coughs and colds
will make lodguent In the system. But
they are not tenants Al will You can
dispossess them with Iiale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar. in less tins than Il
take. a sheriff TO execute writ. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Piks's TOo,hadhs Drops cure In !
minute,
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Aucioneer. George n. TTacken.
burg, of Middlecrcek, r. o.. would ans
nounce to the people of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property. at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Mar. l5.77ti.
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Twenty-Five largo size Pcrfumcd
Chrome Motto Cards, no two alike,
withna'ne In gold. post paid ten cents.
address q. B. tltch6eld, LitcbGeld, III.
Please state what paper you saw this
advertisement in,
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Quite n number of our citizens Mt
tended the Inauguration at Harrisburg
last Tuesday.
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u. +. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron

Ut D'esV' VFHo O5 ITUH'
Has never been known 10 fnil In the
cur. of weakness. attended with svmn.
toms, iudisposi,iou TO exprtion. lo., Of
memory. dilhcul,y OF breathing. genera,
weakness, horror Of disease. weak. ner.
vous trembling. dreadful horror Of death.
night swcats, cold feet, weakness. dim :
ness Of vision. lsnguor. universal l,ssi.
iude OF the muscular system, enormous
appetite, with dy.pepiic system bot
hands. flushing Of the body. drynes. Of
the skin. pnllid countrpnncc and srup.
ton on the face. purifying ih, blood. min
in the b.ck. heasiness Of the ry.lids fre .
uuent black spois living b.forc thu $40.
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We seen you fall and then get up
and look around.
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dear home 10 England,
his dear widowed mother,
'ther dear even than she
nia return TO them, with
'ull Of joy.
lie vas The cad Of al !!
proposes. God disposssr -
hre hsd thia grea> hot ben
y t1psesesd spoa na =
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Skating is Gus gespeilt. The ice be.
ing GOV cred with snow.
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James P. Smith is about to erec. q
house. IN this place.
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John Limbcrt will take possession Of
the Washington House, April 1st.
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~ Weis 4 Oppenheimer Of Sellns.
grove will Dissolve partnership in a
very short time and therefore offer ex.
traordinary Inducements,
They ara selling of their stosk oi
clothing and furnishing gousk q and
bsIow cost. call and zee,
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DIED.

January I2,h. N Uuioa township. John
s,sbl. aged % years, .moa'hs aud ~
days.
January "a. 10 reaver twusbip. Of
piph,hsris. Alice Ellen dsaghtsr oi San.
usi aud Agnes wsgusr aged 9 years =
months aud 10 days.
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