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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13

Regular feeding, II not generous, is
better than food given i'm excess for
few days, and Chen stinted, or food
given plentifully, but at irregular per-
lods. Animals do not thrive unless
perfectly contented, and never permit
ted to get hungry. The same hours for
feeding should be kept regularly
throughout the whole season.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13

A LADY, regular shopper, who had
made an unfortunate clerk tumble over
all the stockings i'm the store, objected
that none of them were long enough.
81 want, she said, the longest hose that
are made" Then, madam" was the
reply, 'you had better apply TO the
next englne-hOuse."
THERE'S nothing in modern discovery
so wonderful and meritorious. as that
great labor-saver, Dobbins' Electric
Soap, (made by Cragin 81 Co., Phila-
deIphla) 1t tells its own story on the
first trial. Ask your grocer for it.
81 AM afraid, said lady to her hus-
band, that | am going to have stiff
neck" "Not at all improbable. my
dear" replied her spouse. "I have
seen strong symptoms of it ever since
we were married."
The pleasaRtest way of being hung,
says the Christian Register, is i'm "a ham
mock. The whole body is then hung
at once. This assertion is as positive
as though the writer had tried both
ways.
81 would box your ears" said a
young lady of Belfast to her stupid
and tlresome admirer, "if''-''lf
whatP' he anXiOusly asked. eff"
she repeated, 81 could get box large
enough for the purpose
OUR system of thought, is often only
the history of our heart. Men do not
Will so much according to their reason,
as reason according to their will
FRIEND told Snodgrass that he was
just oil sick bed. "Indeed. And
what ais your bed ?" asked our
friendY"
"A PATCH on the seat of boys
trowers is something new under the
SON" When we were young it was
always something old.
We are Offering a chrome now to the
woman who doesn't think her baby
nicer than any other woman's baby.
Why is a girl who is driven to finerv
Ike a sea captain during a galc2 Be
cause she Is on the deck.
No elderly lady should be without a
sewing machine, now that a Teller ac-
companies each one.
THE highest mountains give the
finest view but ,give us little one for
ascent.
WHEN q farmer takes "a pleasure trim.
why. not write him down a. an agricul-
tOuristy
-~~-
lf your tongue IS coated or if you
nave % bad breath, take q dose of Dr.
b tlls Baltimore Pills.
WHEN lobster gets into hot water
lac turns scarlet win Indignation.
4 DRAFT will bring ON 70 cold, cure a
colo, ana pay the DOCTORS bill.
IHERPs % wide difference between
printing q kiss and publishing" it.
PotuIcAL advice, if at first you don't
succeed; lie, lie again.
Tn wasp Is stem windcr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES

90 matter how violent or circulating the pain.
The RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, infirm Crippled
Nervous. Neuralgia, or Frustrated with diseasS
may suffer,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13
The Only Pain Remedy

hat instantly stops the rnost e.cr,cist,ng
pans. elays lnnammations and cures Conges-
IONS whether or the Lungs, stomach, DO Ella
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13

We are Offering a chrome now to the
woman who doesn't think her baby
nicer than any other wOman's baby.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13
FEVER md AGILE.

Fever and Agus cured for Fifty cents There
u not remedial agent In the world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malarioua
BILIOUS, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other
feVers aided by Railways Pills) 81 quick "A
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. GO ots. = bottle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13

The cow that is fleshy gives milk
that is richer In butter than the COW
that is poor and thin. One that has
reached her full maturity gives better
milk than she did before she reached
that age; COW that ia gaining flesh
day by day gives richer milk than a
cow that il losing gradually. The con-
dition of the pastures have also much TO
do with the quality of the production.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-13

IHERFs 20 wide difference between
printing q kiss and publishing" it.
PotuicAL advice, If at first you don't
succeed; lie, Die again.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
A Great Literary Work.

A work that every lover Of good litera-
turc wants al constant command, because,
while IL Is superlaliv ely attractive and
interesting in itself, IL is also q key and
index to all other z ood Buglisb literature,
enabling one TO zee and judge for bimsclf
what authers a1d books are most desire
able f,r him to read d-such Is the ew
AcNg edition Of CuAnnERs's CYcLorEDiA
or ESGLisu LirgRAruRs. In its nearly
5000 pages IL gives biographies Of all
noted British aud American au: bors from
earliest time TO the present, with choic
and Characteristic selections fro m their
writings, thus, being conc centralion Of
the best productions OF modern int elect. 1t
is published in cigh, handy aud beau tiful
l6mo. volumes, ut prices go low as to
seem really astonishing to most book buy.
ere, viz: in PAPER, comp lete, $500 :
cloth $500 half morocco, Si,75: half
morocco, the four volume edition, 1915.
From these low rates discount Of 10 per
cent, when ordered in clubs Of Eve or
more. II is not sold by dealers or agents,
but only to buyers direct, by the publisb>
crs, the ANBpicAS BOOK EXCHANGE. 55
Beckman street, New York, who will send
specimen pages, &c., free, on request.
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Npv Yong ,July Sth


A private letter from Mr.. John
Russell Young, who is travelling with
Gen. Grants party, says that Gen.
Grant has concluded to visit Austria
lia before returning to this country,
and that he probably will not reach
America until the spring 81 1880
r-~-. ..,auSOu.Shts which Mr..
Young has made it is believed here
that General Grant will remain
abroad until after the Republican
nominating convention as. in the
event he is nominated he will have
the honor Of being chosen while out
of the country, and in the event he
is not nominated he can return with
the prestige of his foreign tour un-
affected, aud can retire to private
life without suffering from an ap.
parent defeat OF his ambitious pur-
poses. Mr.. George W. Childs, now
at Long Branch, said to friend
yesterday that after visiting Japan
he thought that Gen. Grant would
return to China, and then go to Aus
tralia, rs he knew him to be axious
to visit Australia.
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The Chambersburg Repository
says the census OF 1850 will increase
the members Of Congress from the
Northern States, while the South
will lose. II is estimated that the
population OF the United States next
year will not fall below As, 500, 900
IL the number Of representatives ia
the popular branch Of Congress be
fixed at 800, the North will have q
gain OF II members. the South los-
ing members, making practically a
gain Of Il members for the North.
This will give the Northern States
fully twc-thirds vote 10 the elector-
al college. Some Of the New Eng
land States, il is estimated, will lose
On account Of the heavy emigration
10 the west Kansas and Iowa are
expected each 10 gain four members.
Illinois. Michigan and Minnssots
each three members This read.
jnstment Is not 10 take place until
sfter tbs neat Presidential election.
II it we're operative next year, the
solid South sdded 10 tho electoral
votes Of I'll the Northern States
which the democrats have any
chance OF carrying. would not elect .
SsbsI briSsdiss or oas Of bis north
en- allis Psssidsst.
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TuF CO,L TRADE Tine Phi

TuE Coal TRADE.-Tne Philiiel-
phia Ledyer says "the anthracite
coal trade presents most encorr-
aging outlook. All the clements Of
a prosperous trade stand out con-
spicuously. Though the supply of
coal to tue end Of the first summer
month is about four and three quar-
ter millions Of tons in excess of last
years productions to the same date
the stock OF coal on hand was never
before so light, except, perhaps,
during some long strike. The piers
at Port Richmond are nearly bare Of
coal the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and tho Lehigh Nayiga-
tion Company all and severally make
the same statement, namely, that
their orders for coal are so very full
that they cannot meet them they
also announce an increase in the
prices Of from five TO fifteen cents
per ton. The New York coal COM
panies also announce higher prices. !"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17

The iron trade is reported to be
in a very healthy condition at pres
ent- All the pig iron manufactured
is speedily consumed, whilst all the
rail mills are working to their fullest
capacity, with more orders than they
can ill. Compared with this time
last year the prices Of iron rails have
advanced five dollars per ton, steel
rails three dollars, and pig iron one
or two dollars. The product OF fpig
iron, bar iron aud rails this year is
expected to exceed that Of any prev
ious year 10 the history Of the coun-
try.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
TERRIBLE STORM.

HARaIsBrRu, July II. The storm
which passed. through tho Juuiata
valley this afternoon did an immense
amount of damage in this course
II was particularly destructive in
Mihliu, about fifty miles west of this
city. on. tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road. The storm continued about
half all hour, destroying much prop.
erty and fruit. The roofs of the
Presbyterian and Methodist Church
es we're blown off, and both build
ings badly damaged, especially tho
former, which couples an exposed
position. Tho lutheran Church al
80 suffered by the storm. Tho roof
of Graybil Hall was swept away.
Portions Of two other buildings
wero blown down, aul seventeen
moro or less damaged. Tho tin
roof OF the Patterson Hotel was
raised and tho house flooded with
water Portions Of the roof of the
railroad company's shop aud stable
were blown of. Mrs. Bresswell,
aged 80 years, was instantly killed
by piece Of timber which was
hurled through hor house. Her
face was multilated almost beyond
recognition. Among tho heaviest
losers woro Showers q Sholl, car
riaeo manufacturers. In Lowistown
two or three buildings were blown
down. Hundreds of trees we're up
rooted by the storm and tho tele
graph poles and wires were pros
trated for long distances.
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1t is pretty loudly limited that
there will be an extra session Of the
legislature next winter to pass the
charitable appropriation bills that
failed by reason of IN Oversight"
on the part Of certain Senate clerks.
II this should be the case it will cost
the State large amount of money.
and it may occur to the Senators
that those who are responsible for
it should be promptly dismissed,
and more careful or conscentions
men put in their places
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17

The New York WorM has repeat
edly sought to make q point Of tho
fact that the Democracy have a
Union soldier in Ohio on its State
ticket, while tho Republicans have
not nominated o soldier on their
ticket The face OF this is correct,
says the Harrisburg Telegraph, but
what is behind it a? The Democracy
nominated Ewing for Governor be-
cause he denounced the great prin-
ciple for which he fought, and has
become crawling dirt-eater at the
feet Of the men in whose faces he
fourished the sword OF a Union SOL
der. Ii was for this act Of abiect
submission, on a doughiace, and not
for it's valor as a soldier, that Tom
Ewing is to-day the candidate for
Governor OF the Democrats OF Ohie.
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Eleven horses were destroyed by
fire in Millersbarg, Dauphin county,
on the 9th inst.
Seventy-fve cars were wrecked on
the Reading railroad, at Hamburg,
one day last week.
Over forty persons, injured by
fireworks were admitted 10 the Pom
sylvsnis and st. MAry's Hospitals,
10 Philadelphia, On the fourth.
A Bsrks county man tbs other
night bad arrested and fined twenty
young msa. Who we're giving bic
nswiy-Uarrisd son . "cslsthumpisa'
ssrsn sds.
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1t is some time since a Charley
Ross has been found, and little
interest is therefore awakened by
the report from Quebec that boy
has been discovered thero who
claims TO be the Germantown lad
stolen five years ago. Unless there
is some very decided mark by which
the parents can identify tho long
lost boy there is little probability
chat identity can be established
after so long period Neverthc-
less, it is said that Mr.. Ross will
journey to Canada to examine the
lai
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17

The issues most prominent at the
State elections this year in Ohio,
New York aud Pennsylvania are by
this time we'll known aud sharply
defined. They relate to honest
money, tho maintenance Of the ma
tional credit unimpared, the defense
OF specie payments, the national
banking system, and the enforce
ment of the laws Nulilication can
not stand fire in such States.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17

King Cetewayo, whose real name
is Charles Manaway, was born OF
mulatto parents at Uniontown, Fay-
ette county, March 8, 1898. lie
served in the Crimean war. He was
in tho American service during the
went TO England subsequently, and
finally found his way to Zululaud,
where by his knowledge OF war and
ability he rose in 1869 to chief and
in 1871 to King.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17

The public debt statement for June
shows an increase Of s2i,7SS.1S dur
ing tho month. For tho fiscal year
ending Juno 80, 1879, there has
been decrease of the debt atnount-
ing to SS,579,575 A.. Tho total debt
less cash in the Treasury. on the
first OF July, amounts to s2,02I,-
207, ,25G 81, of which 1901, ,1l6,l1
90 is bearing interest.
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Auditors Notice.

In NE mditcr of The as In he Court Of
sgRcd cSi,ac ct g. l.. CDmmoa Heds
Uerr of .S1Ui,r %.
'NHE undersigned Anditorappoint-
l. Ell by tho Court to distribute tho funds in
nerr will meet tho parties Ia Interest FOR IN,
purpIse of bis appointment at his office In tile
borough OF Miiilenurk, on rIuH-DAY, Az.
GUST ith, ls7l, at O'cl1ck A. NJ. where all
lie rsons having claims against said estate re
requested to present them duly authenticated
OF 90 forever dcbtrrei frOm cJmius In for a
share OF aid iuni.
JACOB GILBERT.
July l., ls1g Auditor.
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Republican State Convention.

The Republicans Of Pennsylvania,
and all others in favor Of an Honest
Currency and the faithful discharge
OF National Obligations, aud oppos-
ed to Communism and the Rostora-
tion to Power in tho National Gov
ernment of the influences which pro-
cured tho rebellion Of 1861, arc res
quested TO send delegates, appor-
toned accordingly to their ropresen-
tation in the Legislature, to Con-
vention to meet at Harrisburg, at
II ~. on tho 23d day'of July next,
TO nominate a candidate for State
Treasurer aud transact such other
business as may be brought before
them.
NJ. s. QrAY,
Chairman State Committee.
Phila., June ., 1879.
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Auditors Notice.

IN The matter Of The cs. In the Orphans
tate ot Peter ShgBer, Cour Of lSRy.
deccdsed. der couDty.
THE Auditor appointed by the
l. said Court 20 make distribution Of the
funds In the hands Of Henry u. shaaer, Ad.
ministrator Of said estate, hereby gives notice
that he viii meet the parties interested on
MONDAY, AUGUST +th, 1872 at 10 o'clock,
4. NJ at the ONCE OF Z. y. Ulrich, Esq, In the
Borough OF Seilnsgroye, yder County Pa,
When and where all Interested may attend II
they think proper.
no. DIETRICH,
July II, 1879. Auditor,
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Letters
IL testamentary on the estate of Caiharlnc
spiglsmyer late OF West Beaver twp. snyder
Co, Pa, dscj. have been granted to tho under
signed. All persons knowing themselves indebt.
oil TO said cstate will please mako immediate
payment whilo those having claims against said
estate will present them Tor settement to
HENRY $. SPIGL EMYER,
July 10, 1879. Executor
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Auditor = Notice.

III NE matter ofhe ds- Ia he Court Of
S'gaod esidte Of Hen. Common Pleas
~ Bcgler. Of S0Wicr Co.
'VliE undersigned Auditor appoint
L Ell hy the Court to distribute the funds In
the hands OF L"vi ksplcr AssiSnea OF William
Haines, viii meet thi parties In interest for
the purpose Of his appointment, at his once in
the Borough OF Mii1eNurg on SATURDAY,
AtGt~l 9TH, 1917, at O'Clock A. NJ. when
AMI where all persons having claims against
saii estate are requested to present them duly
authentica ell or b. forever declared from
coming TOR a share OF said fund.
JACOB GILBERT.
JAY II, lsiy. Auditor.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored 4!
JuU 10, 1879

- JuH TnDllshe1, new editiOn OF
Dr. CulyeryyeIis Celebra-
IDted Essay on the radical cure
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or Seminal Weakness. Involuatary Semi.
nal Losses, IproTEscr Mentle and Ply
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etc. also, CossuHrrios. RPILgpsY and
FIrs. induced by self indulgence or sex
aal exlravaganee, &c.
nDrPrice, ina sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author. in this admir-
sbls Essay, clearly demonstrates. from a
hirty years successful practice. that the
alarming consequences of self abuse may
be radically cured without the danger.
Gus use Of inisrnsl msdicine or the sp-
piieaiion Of the knife pointing out a
mode Of cure st once simple. certain, and
s6seiasi. be, msy cure bimsslf ohsAply,
privately, ind RADICALLY.
~ 1hs Lecture wiuprox a boon u
ils0,lsasis and Hlotuaads.
Best under sssI, ina plain envelope, u
any sdvsss, pssf.psid. on rsesiPtef elk
cents oS two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
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! DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DMINISTnATOItS NOTICE.
w % Ssss, ~. ssss:s =" w. ~ soy; soss. ?
d.;f s:ss r.. f,s.:s g y:
: :ss'::s ~ ::i:s. III s's:sss :s:. r. s ~:
~, =, ~ i. o'0'o1 Z..'sI:''.::. 4 Scsss;
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

A Ill persons interested are here
Aby notined that Isaac Beaver Of Frsnkiin
snyder 90, made an Assignment
tor the benc A. OF his creditors. All
persons having claims are requested to present
them totho undersigned, and persons indebted
will please make immediate payment:
JOHN =. BEAVER,
july 1919. Assignee.
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SECOND DESPATCH

MEMPHIS, July 10-Five new
cases are reported this morning,
aud one death, IN infant Of Judge
j. T.. II. Ray, of the Criminal court,
who, together With another son is
prostrated with tho disease. a
perfect stampede of citizens is in
progress, trains being unable to
carry away hundreds who arc ready
to leave.
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J. wsaeer C COS. Advertisements.
TENSIONS!
DEMONSTRATORS NOTlce...Let.

Aters OF adninistration on the estate OF
Frederick Fetterolf late Of Adams township,
Cd to the undersigncd, all pei sons knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate are request
cd to MAZE immediate payment, while those
having claims Will present them duly authenti.
IL. aNBECK,
May 20, '1g. Adninlstrator
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Since the adjournment of Com
gress the country is enjoying low
lido in politics.
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Sheriff'S Sale !!

DY virtue OF a writ Of ri. Fs.. issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
sny der county, and to me directed will DO ex d.
posed 60 Public Sao, at the Court House, In
the 10 rough Of Middleburg, on
Saturday, August 2nd, 1879,
Neal Estate, to wit: A certain Tract Of Land
situate In Centre Township, Snyder county,
Pa, bounded North by land Of widow koons,
fss, by land OF John Moyer, South by land OF
John Walter aud west by land OF John Sven.
gle, containing
100 Acres,
more or less, whereon are erected good Twos
story
House, BaJtk Barn
and other ou'buildings.
Seized and taken IN exc cution and to bc sold
as the property oiSamuel y. Englo
-. BOLEN DIR, SherlG.
Shcrin's Once, Miiileburg, July II, 1879.
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AGENTS WANTED For tho Bcet and Fast.
est selling Pictorial Books AMI Bibles. Prices
reduced 80 per cent. NATIONAL PUBLisutSd
20, Philsdelphis, Pa.
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ASSigaee'S Sale !

NHE undersigned, Assignee Of
l. Heury IIousor, will be expose 10 Public
sale. the follow ing described kcal Estate
situate Uosgraye Hall, West Beaver township
Snyder county, Pa, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1879,
All that Tract 2f Land with Buildings and ap:
purteuaaecs known as tao Uossrave Hotel
and store stand, situate rs Aforesaid, contain
Ing
Sixteen Acres,
more or less, adjoining laHhs of Henry Benfcr
on the West; linds OF william rreaster On tue
North and East Putlic koad on tho south,
whsreon are erected q large Tvo.story wea.
erboarded
Dwelling House, Store Room,
Stable,
and other outbuliilnss Also Town Lot con.
taibing
One fourth Acre,
situate ~ the toNn OF Aiamsburg county and
state aforesaid Tho ltv 81 Estate hcreinDetpre
desci iDcd Is yaluAUlo aud dssisabi prUpsrty'
COndI. .ious mato knosu On day safe,
MOSES SpECur,
Julv II. 1879. Assignee.
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YELLOW FEVER PANIC

MEMPHIS, July l0.-Tho Board Of
Health this morning issued the for
lowing
10 the People Of the city OF
Memphis We would say, quietly
remove your families to places Of
safety, until wo can at least see
whether the few cases Of yellow
fever will assume an epidemic form.
RI people along the lines Of tho diff
ferent routes Of travel, we can say
there can he no danger of infection
for many days to come.
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In The District Court ofhe Unjted States
for Me Western District of Pennsylvania

DETER HARTMAN Of Snyder county n
u Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress of
March "a. 1887, having applied for discharge
from all his debts, and other claims pfovablo
undor tho said Act, By order Of the court
Notice Is hereby given to all Creditors who
have proved thoir debts, and other persons IN.
terestod, to appear on the 18th, day OF July
1879, ~ 10 O'Clock, q. IN before W. q. Detweis
Ter Esq, Register in bankruptcy. at tho office
.ofA. q. simpson In Northumberland Ponnsyl
vnnia. to show cause II any thcy have, why q
Discharge should not be granted to the said
bankrupt. NJ. q. .MCCANDLESS.
July 3, 20. Ciork.
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THIRD DESPATCH,

NEMrnIs, July 10.-At this hour,
two p. m there has been no change
in the situation. The great desire
of every one is to leave the city be-
fore the fever spreads.
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1On0 returns IN 30 days on si00 Invested.
1GVV Oficisl Reports AMI lnformeiipn free.
Like profits weekly on stock options OF siO 10
tbJ. Address, 4, POTTER WRIGHT 500,
Bankers, 55 Wall ST., MY.
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Dau chy 6 Cos Advertisements.
TEACHERS & Students st1, !so!! i!

PER MONTH during VACATION. For full
particulars address. J. U. MCCURDY 81 co,
PHILADELPHIA, IA.