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PackertOn RippIes.

The capture of the N. p. B.R, by the
Reading, caused a ripple of excitement among
the employees of the l.. V. RR., as to what
effect 1t would have; but the financial con-
dition, together with the careful provisions of
the late Judge Packer, commands the conn
dence of all the interests thereby connected.
It's well known management by him will be
continued, and the vast wealth left by him
the father of the road-will be continued in
and for the development of all that pertains
to the road. The gentlemen whom he called
to administer this great trust, are young, full
OF energy and pluck, having been closely con-
nected with Judge Packer-schooled in the
principles which governed him-they will with
singleness Of purpose, endeAvor to make the
L. V. II. r one Of the best and most reliable
roads in the Union, thereby perpetuating the
memory of one who deserves to be honored
throughout the length and breadth of this
great Commonwealth.
John o. DOlan has reduced the rent Of his
dwelling houses to six dollars a month. A
move in the right direction. His houses are
new, large, and commodious and we'll situated.
Prof John Halbach, of Catasauqua, was
visiting his friends here few days ago. We
hope he may find 1t remunerative enough to
organize a class; those who desire thorough
musical education, vocal and instrumental
should avail themselves of this opportunity.
Harry Wyld, thachinist here, has remov-
ed to Tamaqua, where he has secured per-
manent and good paying position under the
Reading Railroad Company.
When burning up the debris gathered
from garden, make due allowances for the
shifting wind, and then-well-it will 20 better
next time.
coat OF stain and vatnish is fashionable here !;
but rather against those who deal in them.
p. then necessity, is sometimes the parent
of accumulated wealth in after life.
The Sherif's announcement last week of
the proposed sale Of portion of the PROPERTY
belonging TO the Presbyterian church OF your
borough, created some anxiety among those
who are interested. There need be no alarm
as the matter is In the hands Of a Competent
committee appointed by Presbytery, who will
protect the interests of all concerned. The
difficulties will be adjusted satisfactorily TO
all parties.
Prof. VIII II. Davis and his pretty and ac-
complished bride, daughter Of Mr. Powell of
DriitOn, Pa are visiting his aged mother of
this place. The PrOf.'s abilities are Of high
order, pleasant and agreeable his success as
musical director is certain.
We eautlon our venerable and respected
Doctor OF this place, to be more careful in fu-
ture fortunately he received no serious in
lufies in his fall the other day. The spirit
may be willing but the flesh is not Sc strong
and active, Doctor, as In the days OF your So
iourn along the Florida coast.
ANON
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Lower Kidder Items.


Efforts have been made to organize Sun
day school at this place.
Our friend Danner, of Drake's Creek, will
build an addition to his barn this summer,
which will make 1t eghty.two feet long. The
largest barn in Penn Forest as far as know
The berry crop will be short in this region
as the forest fires have pretty effectually des-
troyed the busnes. This will prove a source
Of great discomfort to the hundreds Of people
who earn livelihood by picking berries for
market.
"A joke Is not so durable as n church bell
After it has been tolled few times 1t is worn
out.
Several parties from Easton and White
Haven have been at this place after trout.
Some of them have done very well, while
others have not made out as good as they
expected.
The wi nter crops throughout this region
look mlddllngly good.
What every person says must be so.
Nearly every person said tie weather was
quite cool on Monday last.
Mr.. Paul was at this place last week, with
several washers of his own make, and trying
TO secure orders for the same. He disposed OF
one to MIR. William Getz, and left several
others on trial.
Our supervisors were buslly engaged in
repairing roads the last few days.
-Ifthe best employment of a woman is to
make home happy the best employment for q
man is to mako her happy. Pro Bono.
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RIoomingdaIc Valley Flashes.

Have patience.
"A prickly pair-A couple of needles.
Sheer nonsense-Trying to cut your
own hair.
What exactly resembles the half of the
moon ?-The other half
Whether old age is to be respected de-
pends largely whether it applies to men and
women or to poultry.
-Messrs. Henry j. Deppy & Son, of AL
brightsville, are here building barn for
Mr.. Simon Relchard, of Mauch Chunk.
The building is to be 35x7O feet, and l6
feet high.
Constable H. G. Deppy, of Albrightsville,
was here on official duty Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of last week.
Mr.. Nelson A. Nothstein, of Lizard
creek, was here on visit last week.
MIR. VIM. S. Youngkin, of Tracksville,
is rusticating with us now.
Mine host of the well-known White
Bear House is very busly engaged in get
ting his beautiful park fitted up for the
summer rush. We wish him many visi-
ters during the summer. CESTENNIAL.
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Evangelical Ministerial
Meeting.

The ministers belonging to the Allentown
District Eastern Pennsylvania Conference,
Evangelical Association met in convention
in the Evangelical church at Slatington, Le-
high county, Pa, on the 26th inst, at 1880
O'Clock p. m. The same evening Rev. :.
Hoffman, an old veteran in the ministry,
who has been preaching the gospel in the
Evangelical itinefancy for fifty-three consec-
utive Years, delivered mastery discourse
on "The Baptism of the Holy Ghost" The
following officers were elected President,
c. X. Fehr; Vice Pres, Rev. J. C. Bliem ;
Secretary, Rev. II. d. Shultz; Treasurer,
Rev. d. Yungst. Rev. D. Yupgst read an
eassay on "The Inspiration of the Holy Scrip
lures" The discussion that followed was
very interesting and profitable. Rev. j. X.
Seyfrit, read a very able essay on "The dis
tnction between matter and spirit" The
question, "Is preacher justifable in using
personalities in the pulpit?" on which Rev.
B. Ii. Miller read an essay, was answered
by the convention with an emphatic NO.
Rev. W. X. Wieand read an excellent
essay on the question, as man Immortal by
Creation or Reservatony" and very clearly
proved that man is immortal by creation,
After lively discussion it was unanimous
ly resolved to publish the essay in the EUaa-
gelicai Messenger. Then followed an essay
on "The Internal and External evidence OF
our ADOPTION" by Rev. L. Butt. It was
evident from the discussion that followed
that the Evangelical ministry believe in q
direct and definite evidence of their accept
ance with God. This their belief is found.
ed upon personal experience coroborated by
the Word of God. Rev. B. j. Smoyer read
an essay on "Liberal Christianity and il.
Relation to our Church," After an enthusi-
astc discussion it was unanimously resolved
TO publish the essay in the Evangelical Mes
Senger. The subject "The Elements of sue.
cess in the Evangelical Association" was
| opened IN an able manner by Rev. Jane:
Bowman. An exceedingly interesting dis
cusson followed.
The last afternoon and evening Of the con.
venton was devoted tO the SUNDAY school
cause. The entire convention was decided
success. The children's meeting held on
Wednesday evening and addressed by Revs
/ ii. d. Shultz, C. X. Fehr, B. j. Smoyer and
| ID. Lentz, was the most interesting feature
of the convention. The house was crowded
the speakers were unexceptionally good and
the singing was excellent
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Townmenslng RrcrI,ies.

TOwamensing Rrovities.
The frost Of last Saturday morning die
some damage.
The oopious rains, oflast week has ching.
ed the appearance Of the growing crops won
derfulIy.
Robert Miller, began his summer term Of
school, on Tuesday, Of last week, at Albright.
Vile.
Rev. Mr.. Strauss, delivered very able
and eloquent sermon at the Lutheran church,
Trachsvllle, last Sunday.
There is nothing more likely to estrange
two friends than a small debt. 1 and u may
some day be separated by an ..
Rev. Mr.. Butz, will preach at the Upper
Big Greek meeting house this Saturday
evening. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. John Schabo, former resident of
this place, now of Shamokin, paid his mother
and friends in this valley a dying visit on
Friday and Saturday of last week. Glad TO
see him.
The rain drops that fall when the bright
ness is gone, are the tears of the sky for the
loss of the sun.
Il am pleased to learn that Amandus Kib-
Ter Is attending term at the Normal school,
at weissport. We wish him abundant sue
cess.
Mr. John Leisenring, and son-in law Mr..
NJ. Kemerer, of Mauch Chunk, passed through
this valley, on Saturday oflast week. Messrs.
l.. and X, were after the trout.
Some persons are in the habit OF ending
their letters by "Yours, &C." 1 think it a
rude ending to a letter.
Frank zelner, of near Trachsville was
very unfortunate on Saturday last. He was
helping to erect a barn for Mrs. Christman,
and while trying to lift a large piece oftimber
to the top, one or two of them left their hold
at one end slip, when the rest were unable to
hold it, 1t fell striking MIR. Zelner, and SO Sc.
verely hurt him that they were unable to take
him home until Sunday, By proper medical
attendance he may recover, which we earnest
ly hope may be the case.
Thomas Jefferson was only twenty-three
years old when he wrote the declaration of
Independence. MERCURY.
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On Friday morning, of last week fright
full accident occurred in the slate quarry Of
Paules 4 Peter, at slatedale. While the
men we're engaged in hosting the rubbish
box it came in contact with a projecting
rock on the side of the bank. The engineer
applied more power in order to raise the
box, when the derrick, which was unsound
at its base, together with the loaded box
suspended to it, was precipitated into the
quarry, injuriug three meh-Henry Brey,
William Edwards and William Williams,
quite severely. Brey had both his shoulders
dslocated, and besides received ugly gashes
in the arm and leg and a confusion on his
breast. Edwards sustained injuries about
the head, feet and arms, while Williams
had his side badly bruised.
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The Mexican Soldiers.

At a meeting of the surviving Soldiers of
Company X Second Pennsylvania Regiment
of the Mexican War, the following action was
taken upon the decease Of the late Asa Packers:
RESOLVED, that by the death OF our lamented
friend Asa Packer; associated with us from
our first enlistment In the military service of
our country the last of our hOnOred friends
that waived q solemn farewell upon our en-
barkment at Pittsburg, and the first to link
his friendly hand with ours in glad cOngratu-
latiOn upon our return to Mauch Chunk and
whose warm, constant, active and earnest
sympathy has ever been extended to us ;
whose cheering presence has so often enlven-
ed our social meetiugs; ; we have lost q true
fri, nd and an hOnored Brother.
Resolved, That we will ever cherish the
memory of our distinguished associate, whose
unchanging interest in Company X has en-
deared him to every one of its members, and
to whom we could always appeal with perfect
confidence in his liberality and patriotism.
RESOLVED, That in grateful remembrance Of
the deceased, we deem II a sacred duty to his
family TO offer them in these resolutions, the
evidence of our sincere sympathy In their
affecting bereavement.
ResOiVed, That a copy of these Resolutions
be presented to the family of the deceased
with our earnest wishes for their future
wei are,
ResOlUed, That our County newspapers be
requested to publish these proceedings.
By order of the committee.
COL. ROBERT KLOTZ.
SERGT. T. X. CRELLIN.
CORP. WILLIAM WILHELM.
MUS. +. C.KKINE.
Mauch Chunk May q, 1879.
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East Penn D6tsI
DUPLEX.

-scarce-News and money.
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Our farmers have finished their corn
planting for the season.
More weddings on the tapis.
-Messrs. Daniel Shoemaker and George
Berger have gone to Kansas to prospect fol
farms. Hope they will meet success.
The Darwaspect girls, of West Penn
were on a visit to Mn Isaac Ginder on Sun
day.
-Messrs. Jonas Kalb, Levi Nothstein
Philip Gnder and Nathan Oil paied fly
ing visit to Laury Station and Whitehall
on Saturday and Sunday. USeLE SAN.
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YOU CANHE HAPPY

II you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doetoring yourself and
families with expensive doctors Of humbug
cure-alls, that do harm always, and use only
natures simple remedies for all your oil
ments-you will be wise, well and happy,
and save great expense. The greatest rem
edy for this, the great, wise aud good will
tell you, is Hop Bitters-beheye it. See
"ProYerbs" in another column, 26-2
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spIInters trom West Penn.

Sunday school at p. m.
"A refreshing shower on Sunday even
ing.
An abundant fruit crop is expected this
year.
Grass is very short yet, but rye and
wheat look fair.
Mr.. II. +. Sittler and wife were at the
Pennsville church last Sunday, the occasion
being the administering Of the Lords Sup
per.
The Sunday school is largely attended,
and is in hourshing condition under the
present superintendent. Cars.
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Local and Personal.
To sURsCRtBERS.

Subscribers to the Carbon ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollara year strictly in advance, if not so
paid l.25 will be charged In every instance
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs On their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
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The PhmniN PectornI.

has proved itself 10 Oe peculiarly adapted 20 old
persons, consumpive ana children. A. breaEs
Il cold. 1t stops couch II aids evpect0raton.
1t glves instant rehef 1t Gives Strength. II
brings ret. 1t has made more cures thnn any
Oi her medicine. ThOusaIds OF the citizens OF
Eastern Pennsylvama nave used It tor wears
post and testify tD the relief given and cures Cf-
feeted Price 25 cents Il lottles for y. Pre-
by A. ] DURLING, Lea ghtOn. Nov 236m.
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DR. Oberholtzer's Linlment,
OAMPHOR MILK.

Is now highly recommended aud extensively
used for rheumatism, frosted Feet. Aehes;
1t Is Of the greatest vuluGin curing cpts, Calls,
Sp aims and swelings m Horses
1t acts quickly and surely, II AZ once 30ofNes
ami relieves the stff joints, the !, me Muscies
al d the Aching Nerves, Tie money VII ne
paid back to any one not sat. le6 with It's ~.
fects. P1ce 25 cents. DOttle5 for sl3 Pie.
nared by Levi ObeI hOlI2cT. NJ. D.
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PIM PI.MS

viii mail tFreel the Recipe for a simple.
XEoETADLE RAIN Ihas VIII remove TAN,
leaving the skin suft ear and beaut. iul also
IN .tru' uOus tor PIC tucmg a IuXuriant growth
Of hair ON bald h eR1 or sinOOta f,ce Adnress,
street
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Lchighton Produce Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Special Notices.

hi TO ofall kinds TU doRs dscher;
HI ges of Bl OOD or mucns ana
! IEEO all diseases of the RECrCM
quickly and perfectly culel bv a slmQle and
soothing REMEDY. For Information addrl ss
DIR j. FABER Il 90, y Am st. n. Y,
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VI NRRIEn,

OUTER - RISrNAN.-On the 10Th
instant, by Rev. A. W. Stauss of Gilberts,
Mr.. Charles q. Outer. of Duttetsville and
Miss Sarah ]. Christman, oI Stony creek,
Penn Forest township,
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Never promise more than eau be done.
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills have been sue
eesslul!y run on this principal. For sale by
all druggists. Price Is cts.
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Dropsy, IcIysipeas. secondary syphilis, GrP, col.
Dab tes. and all disoases IN which the b nod m
Implicated, ls now offered 10 the pub e.
sold by al RETAIL DRUGGISTS and sholesalr
Onlyl by rHE WEYBURN AEnI. .HNE co
T.. o. Box 33S, Rochester, y. y.
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THE WORLDS BALM.
RHEUMATISM

Dr. L. d. wEYBUpN's ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
ga remedy used THIRTY-FIVi4 EARS In
a private pract &C and Ge, ,er failing to adically
cure
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ACT .So. L.NV.
I'm Act to Give Justices Of the
Peace in this State Ezclu-
size Jurisdiction in Cas-
es Of Misdemeanors,
3 Z. fRericd hy .hr Grso,oi .iscmL

3 Il fHaried hy shr Grne,ol As~mL'y
u lie .|'G'c II AykansGs:
StcTiuN |. That Justices Of the
Peace o. uuS = tc shall have cx
elusive, original jurisdiction of AL
cases of mIsdcmeabor~, TO try, and
tinally v determine the same p,nrni.
I'd, however, HAT the irruil Courts
shalt bave concurrent Jurisdiction
in eases of false IMPROVEMENTS and
mailcasance and m,s!casancu in OF.
flee.
SIC. 2 2, il Wrtier enacted, ,hn,
any person who shall be convicted
of hry misiemcannr by II justice,
of tle Peace Shall have the right ul
an appeal tn the Cirruit Court by
complying with the law nnw in
reference 10 appeals in criminal
eases from the Judgement oi Jus
iicrs OF the Peace to the Circuit
Conr' and upon the appellant exc
cutting hond with approved security
in double the amoant of the fine
and cost, conditioned that The ap
pellant will prosecute his appeal
without DELAY, and il on such ap.
peal the Judgement Of tie Jus,ice
is affirmed or il on .riaI II ncw
judgement is given against appel
liant, he shall satisfy the judgement.
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Eu4.ii;.- ass:: etlao3sr.

The bate CAshinr aud Choalc, ~
u trial whvre they represented
diilcrrnt SIDES, were both auXinuS
.nr IN adjournment. IS this WIS
an unu~mrl thing for either. alter
'hc adjournment. hr Grrri>h, y
'ri'ni, asked Chate the rrason.
This i his arcnn,i: Said "Iluw
il y thai YOU were ready for II con.
,inuarrc t. day ? II is n h,Ile odd
oi ron." CioIic rrp.irG, .'Oh, !
am lil'le pressed with husinc,s.
nd ran atlurd Ia let the case stand
over Said 7. "Choaic this is .hrrr
nonsense. III tell YOU what the
matter is. yrn are afraid OF Cash
ing" $50 | AN. Was ;hr reply.
"unh am not a>hamrd to own il
either" 'Wr1, we )" said !. "ihis
:. pretty good. The ,ira of Rpi'us
Ch"aie being fiiah,cnri . What
ON earth do yur icar in Cushing
"Mr. GcrrIsh, | Will tel Won. | am
AFRAID o.! his overwhelming kuuwi-
edge at the law" In the aliernonn
Gu,lIn. came into the office. ]
went Tor hiin at Gnce. Caleb.
whats tho matter 10 lHyY WHY
didn't you insist on iryir. that
ease I" "On," he replied, "ilr
weather is warm and wr have So
much to alierd to. and didn't care
to hurry mailcr>." "N"w, Cushing,
to iir honest were y"n not n littlc
afraid ui Chuatc ?' We'll, Grrrieh,
10 he candid about il, was. hrr
YOU satisfied uow?' ihcu inquired
what nc feared Chuute Tor. DO
YOU think. said ], "lhut he kuurS
any more law than yoi Go?' mo.
SIR, ! DON'T YVES the answer. "bnt
am afraid Of ,hc mars irllrcucr
with n jury, night or wrong -LAl
hany Law Journal
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or II his appeal is dismissed, be
shalt satisfy the judgement Of tie
Justice, together with all cost, and
that no appeal shall be allowed un
I'll the execution and approval of
such bond.
SEC. s. BE it further enacted,
that all laws aud parts OF laws m
conflict herewith be, and the sane
are hereby repealed, aud that this
net be in force aud lake effect from
aud after its passage.
Approved March -, 1879.
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AENur,stp Nsa.elarr.

Yru have chi'lrcu; you havc =
strong and cndGriug love fer hrm !;
40 one else feels - vou feel ln this
iovc W. appeal. A";riug gives y"u
~ r'uch irv ~ 10 Iuuk upon your
child rn>v nnd h!uunius wiih
HEALTH. You t:;nw that mos,
al the sirkncss at riildh0ud is
rausord hy WONM they ma (
'hr check 'c pllc; TIC r"se 10 'udr ;
hey call the l,hy.iciad 20 the bed.
-iIr; they Jig the graves "f c"i!-
drru they ing your 'oud aud lov
iug hrarls ~llh anguish. hnt ,'rirvu
un rn.rc. pANnENS SANfO
NINE WOnN i"XkNGES viii
save vour chi.d. Itry cXprl Ia,
WORMS from i.c a'na,fi cpurleir-
-. give hcahh auji vigor 10 the
'hiiH, lustrc t. the eic aud color t.
he cheek. ThoYsa.tis OF molhrr>
aii over HE mnf 20 day are usir:
pwl;tr'. >antrninr Nurn l.ozru
1cS. buy none bat parhcr's Sau'
tonne:
For sale by all druggists, anal u,
J"hn H. Driver & CO.'S Drag Sicrc
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Eoa.'4 '4tias,

We pity ilat much abused organ,
the liver. II i, alrsci aud held re
spnu>i..Ic ir: every iiulc uchr and
pam. Ii is madc 10 daddy nearly
all diseases and is worried To- death.
Tins is qni,c dcliimonla', unuisr
aud unsafe. Let tic liver rest. II
Is all O. X Use 40 strong mcdi
cinrs Keep ynur bowels nprn ucw
aud ilien by tie nsr of mild aud
simple remedies, those wi,rh are
pleasant aud hui mlrss. Such u
remedy is Dnl, IS $aiinc hprricnt.
whirh is a pleasant. cuoliug aud eff
Icriual pnrcariye, ani oilcrvescr-
Ike soda wairr. Ii is sold NJ one.
bali tie u.nai pricr a.d il all you
nocd.
For sale Il, Jno. L. D.i or s Cos
Drug StoIe,
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Hr!.:icig:ei k.sCc4iGEa Proc.
Ia.atati0.e.

In pursuance -. he law rcgulat-
tns elections throHgoli The state oi
arkansas, as Mayor ui the lncor
porHIcd town Of U>cc"la, MissIsslp.
~ County, hereby proclaim Tha,
the regular election for one Mayor,
five Aldermen aud one Recorder,
to serve Tor the ensuing municipal
year, tor The said town of Oscc"la,
will be held H. said town, on Tgcs
day, the ls,. day OF April, y. ID
1879.
ALEX. GcoDgIcu, Mayor
Osccnn. March I. 1879.
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HftN' '''TU'H'' NJ VI" III
Osccola, March I, 1879.
rr--- o..
"L"' craven. shrlnt AMI 'wiri' sigh,

"T.r' rrtvrns shrink uuu c ~ iril' sigh,
'fi- thine - '!o aui un - die ~
IOrng men t.ics. iDn'icrn times
axe b,g'nrirg ;o look aitcra u y0un.
lady's hcal.h heinra a,Lir,s her
hand. Is a matter %. bHsincss this
Is quite right Who wari~ - pale,
sickly. liieic-S, ncr,0GS aud hFaier
iral woman for Il w,lcy loung Ia
dy your disease is dtIicic, IN yoai
very c0un,cnancc, Your icsblc
walk, your short breathing, yogr
want oi bloom 80 lho check, y0nt
ii'elrss eye--aii speak that you
are in i'll hcallh, a"d ~ many ynang
gents are experts ticsc days. they
perceive your condition aud 30 no!
ish 10 marry yau. J. yoa should
bc Illus a!l ctrd send at of4ce !ur
nr. D.u,u@unic'S English Female
nt,rls, ani is use VII at once &c
.ltr, YOU h. hcalth.
For sale Il; Jno. L. Driver & Cos
DruI s re.
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Hug soclables are now talked
OF, but can hardly meet WI b popu-
lar favor without dancing is thrown
in. Ii is proposed to charge ten cents
to hug any one between fifteen and
twenty; FIVE cen,s between twenty
and thirty; one dollar to hug anoth-
er n,an'o wife; old maids six for a
nicilc; white female lecturers are
free. with e chrome thiowa in.
Marriage licences were i'sacd
TO the following parties since onr
last John b. Walker and Antonia
Ferring; Thomas II. Musgravc aud
Ella Keith.
CnLORFD.
I~ham Bradshaw and Matilda Walk
or.