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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
THE BALL In MOTION.
More encouragement as to the
Blue Ridge Road.

On the 20 h day Of March, a meet
Ing of the stockholders aud friends Of
the Bloc Ridge railroad com pany was
held at Franklin, North Carolina, at
which steps were taken looking to the
early completion Of that road to the
Tennessee line. a board of directors
was appointed, which organized by
the election of DR.. w. l..
Love, president; Hiram w. Sib.
ley. Of the airline road, Vice
President, and T. Wilmer, secretary.
Stock was subscribed to the amount of
$l04 600, and the friends Of the enter
prise are sauguine that their long de.
ferred hopes are about to be fulfilled,
By this movement, the parties who
have purchased the Tennessee branch
of that line, have secured control of
the line through North Carolina, and
there is no'ionger the shadow of a
doubt that 1t will be completed at
an early day from Knoxville to the
Charlotte and Atlanta air line, either
at Mount Airy or Toccoa City.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

THE Brownsville States Is for Gov.
Marks for another term. 1t says he
has made an able and patriotic chief
executive. 1t hopes that the people OF
Tennessee will avoid an introduction
OF the state debt question into the can.
vass. It claims to be state credit pa
per, we believe, but thinks the election
OF democrat to the presidency is sim
finitely more important than the set
tlemelt of our state debt" II does
not state in what way the reputation
of the debt is to aid in the election Of
democratic president. That we are
left to infer, and it is not difficult at all
to reach a conclusion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
A Busy Day in Both the Senate
-.s.r and House.
Springer Rises to q Question Of
vide Personal Privilege. ,r,g
Greenbacker Weaver Finally
rs0Finds his Opportunity.
xLYI, CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, April 5.
Senator Bayard Del), from the
committee on Judiciary, reported
adverse ly onthe bill to facilitate the
negotiation Of bills of lading and
other commercial instruments, and
to punish fraud therein. IndeG>
nitely postponed.
The senate then proceeded to
consider the calendar.
Senator Williams (Ky.) intro>
duced bill repeating the statute
which prohibits farmers and plant-
ers from selling leaf tobacco directly
at retail to consumers without
special tax. Referred.
The bill granting pension to
Jesse F. Phares, a scout, was laid
aside until Mr.. Withers, who
wished to speak on it, shall be
present.
The bill to amend sections 1862
and 2301 of the revised statutes
so as to permit affidavits
required by those sections in
connection with prescription and
commuted homestead entries to be
made before county clerks instead
of land registers or receivers, was
passed.
The bill authorizing a retired
list Of commissioned army
officers of thirty years service was
opposed by Senator Salisbury
(Del. J, as adding to pension list
already large enough.
Senator Maxey (Texas) advocated
the bill as a measure of justice to
deserving officers. Pending the de-
bate the morning Hour expired, and
the senate resumed consideration Of
the bill ratifying the agreement
with the Ute Indians. Fg
Senator Morgan (Ala.) opposed
the bill. 1t would take 81, 900, 900
out of the treasury, and was not
we'll considered ftviolated the act Of
1871. which provided that no Indian
nation or tribe shall be recognized
as an Independent nation, tribe or
power with whom the United States
may contract BY treaty. The agree
ment with the Utes was simply a
treaty, and plainly violated that
law. The supreme court has fire.
quently held that treaties with Indi-
ans can be abrogated at the pleasure
of the government. When the pubs
lie policy requires it CON
gress can dispose of the Utes
as it sees fit, etc. .'...,.......-....,.-. -
After an executive session, the
senate adjourned. ..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 5.--Flour, tirmer;
family, SIS 20a5 so; fancy, $5 S5s6 so.
Wheat, dull and nominal; light offer
ings, 81. 20. Corn, fair demand, 4lc.
Oats, quiet, $40. Pork, oull, $40 o6oa
10 rs. Bulk meats. quiet and tirmj
shoulders, 4c; ribs. S645; sides, 81. 90.
Bacon, steady and fair demand; sho9l-
ders, SC; ribs, 7ic; sides. 74c. Whisky
fair demand, $l.05. Hogs, quiet; COM
mon, So 50a4. 20; light, "a 30s4 5Oi pack
ing, "a 25a4.6O; butchers, $4.6Oa4 70.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, April 5.-Flour, quiet
and unchanged. Wheat, steady, 81. la
11s. Corn, quiet, 42a423c. Oals. quiet,
3SIc. Pork, quiet, $l1 so. Lard,
steady; prime steam, 70. Bulk meats,
firm; shoulders, Ale; ribs, 63c; sides
So 85. Bacon, irmer; shoulders, 4bci
ribs, tic; sides, 7sc; sugar.cured hams
9al03c. Whisky, firm, 81 .04.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

A FEARFUL cyclone prevailed in a
large proportion Of the Western coun-
try last Saturday. A great deal of
damage was done to property, and q
number of lives were lost.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

1t is a well.ascertained physiological
fact that the origin of most OF the ills
that afflict humanity is deranged
condition of the alimentary canal.
The bowels become constipatei and
sluggish, and thence arises train Of
painful aud distressing maladies. AS
preventive and cure, there is no
remedy so safe and sure a. DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

GIBSON county, 1t Is said. will fur
nish three candidates for congress this
year-M.jor w. M. Hall. republican
Judge @. Black, green backer, and Hon.
r. P. Caldwell, Independents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

GENERAL GRANT will visit Mobile
next Friday. On the 10.h, he will
leave for Memphis by boat, stopping
one day in Vicksburg. From Menu
phis he goes to Hot Springs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

REPUBLICAN meetings were held
yesterday in large number of the
counties In this state to appoint dele
gates to the Nashville convention.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06


By Mr.. Davis (Mo.)-Requiring
the postmaster general to mail on
the first Of each month to every
member Of congress an itemized
statement of all mail contracts made
during the preceding month.
By Mr.. Chalmers Miss For
the relief Of heirs of colored sol>
diers. e1 -
By Mr.. Armfeld on. C)--To
abolish the tax on spirits distilled
from apples, peaches, grapes and
pears, and to reduce the tax on
spirits distilled from grain, or mix-
lures thereof, to twenty-five cents
per gallon, and providing that the
producers of leaf tobacco may sell
the same in quantities of not more
than ten pounds at time without
license.
AT the conclusion OF the call of states
Mr.. Manning Miss. rose to d question Of
persona. privilege. He sent to the clerks
desk and had read an article In the Wash
ington Post, of Saturday last relative to
the action Of Mr., Springer lIll. !, chairman
of the committee on elections, In the Dom
nelly. Washburn contested election case.
The article stated that Mr.. Manning
charged Mr. Springer with .duplicity in
that case with deception of his demo-
cratic associates on tbe Committed as to
his attitude toward the contestants and
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

Deadwood has become 30 civilized
that refusing an invitation TO drink is
not considered an insult. In fact,
most all men sly of and drink alone
to save expense,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 5.-A
special says: "Reports have
reached Atlanta of severe storms
in North Georgia. There we're cy-
clones in several localities, which
blew down fences and damaged
crops badly. Several railroad lines
were washed away and several
houses blown down. Two or three
deaths are reported. The mails
will not be delayed. H"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, April S
Maximum Thermometer, 83. o; Min
mum, 81 80; Rainfall, 900 inches.

INDICATIONS For. Tennessee and
Ohio valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather, northerly winds, stationary
or lower temperature, and risirg
barometer,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

ATLANTA, GA, April Sat a
festival last Saturday night near
Newman, Ga, two negroes quarrelled
about ten cents, and one shot the
other through the heart.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06
THE green hackers. of Memphis, will
name ticket for the county offices, to
be voted for at the August election.

DR.. N. P. GATCaELI. who has been
confirmed as census supervisor for the
Atlanta. Ga. distric', Is republican.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-06

WAsHINGToN, April s..
Under, the call of states the fol-
lowing bills were introduced and re-
ferred: en-
By Mr.. Gibson (La)-Relative to
the appointment and pay of the
Mississippi river commissioners /;
also to entitle state bonds to circus
late notes on the same conditions as
national banks, provided they com>
ply with the provisions Of the ma
tional bank law relative thereto.
By Mr., Cox (N. Y "A bill rel>
ative to the appointment Of clerks
and officers of federal courts as ref
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West end Items.

Farmers are busy putting away thei
oats and also ploughing.
Mcclure City is TO have Brass
Band shortly. Felix Long the leading
man-suilicient money subscribed for
the instruments &c.
Bill Bratton IL running his now
Foundry on full time with John Grayd
Of Fremont MS foreman.
Jacob Miller has paintel ani re =
nodded his house, formerly the En- sle
Hotel, which now presents quite fine
appearan &C.
Cruikshank, Enes 4 Kulp have
commenced 10 take ont prop tinb er
upon their lands situated on top ol
shade Mountain. Rlib's siding their
shipping place. Mainam Rpmig is al.
so shipping u large amount of char
coal from the same place.
Snmuel Shilling, who is hired to
Ner -. Midlcswarth. while plpughing
killed snake which being of rather
unusual dimensions otherwise than
in length. resolved to a.certain the
cause, a1l it wa li,;)vets that she
shortly wouli have given birth to 10
young snakes from to 6 inches in
length.
An Assault and Battery" case re-
Gently tried before Justice Hilllc,>
warth and which terminate in the
discharge of the parties, aud the
Prosecutor and Defendant each to pay
ono half the c>sts Of 4nit. When MI
old and wealthy farmer in whose en-.
ploy both men are, promised to pay
all cost il they agreed before him not
TO fight again with each other. it NaS
agreed upon. and the good "lI man
paid nll cost tm ountiug 10 about ten
dollars. lie is Peace M,Sor.
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The Golicn f'irir 9f Lic, wondcrjid cures.
II you hsvc Consumption. AMI would
know thst yonr c1lSh c,a hc mate loose
ard eGsy-iIectic Fcavcr AMI Nights Swc,ta
checked IA - hour'; lnlnmmatiJn taken
cui Of Lungs and slr r,saaycs At erGe 4:
that You can he mslc TO gain To .
sounds Of heslthy Acsh pcr week IL you
hs'c CStzrrh, nvaDrpsi, SlcS ilcilachr.
Heart Disease. Liver Comp, lint, Ncryuu,
nchiH'y, Erm'a.l Ec,Sncs4 or Sperm,,
'orrhoss. lor- of seNT,l power In either
'cN from any cane II you have huy
FORM ~ ne'sNU. wssSUesS. losing hesh ~
~s-iins s.ry ani would know ~ Al ;,n
r"ds'- relief Hut certain udTc for many
"t the s"v-r--t c-sr4 in short un,.
ur. nls'lol Ni,h nrs agents to hIvn
,vrry body, iHyiyomtc and maso strong
sgd bcslihy The m'sr hopeless cases, cut
ihl1 out qni "r.,r n oace fpr particulars
TO u. DiSPLSSAli, Bcrlin springs,
Mich July -, 'SoIy.
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ORPHANS COURT
s. q T. c. G. :.

RY virtue of an alias order issned
- out Of tho Orphtns' court Of Snyder 90. =,
IA, the undorsigne Administrators nr the rs.
deceased will expose at Public Sale in Fre-
mont, on
Saturday, August 7th, 1850,
Tho following property, to wit; 4 certain
tract OF land sltuatc 10 Perry townshii, county
and state already mentioned, containing
SO Acres,
more or less, bounded east by LANDS OF George
Reichenbacb and others, suth by lsnts OF
tnoch smith, West by ianis Of John Barge
and others and north ny iani OF Philip Sohnee.
I he Improvements are new
Frame Dwelling House
2eSgs feet new BANK BARv ani other no.
cessary outbuiidinss, never.failiDg well OF wa.
ter near the dnor HODD ORChRD and about
70 ACRES CLEAR. ALsua
Honse aud Lot Of Ground
situate IN the town Of Fremont. House 2sx3D
feet. nearly new. New FRAME STABLE
30xa0 and other necessary outbuiliings. THIS
lot IL nan bered In tho general plot Of sal Il
town No. o. This lot 10 we'll set With
Choice Fruit
sueh As poars, palshss, ssspss, eta. A never
falling sprinx OF wstsf pssf ths daor.
sale 10 eouinrnss ~ ~ V'siyek a, NJ. Of asid
day when terms will " n,sas knawn Nv
wSli!iAA mAHniNd,
s"i' eshsssss'srv'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-29

SiSE.' Dr'gSrsRY CoNrorvn When
taken S'coriiHx 10 directions. will in-
.'pnisncous!Y.cure Cramps. Spasms. Sour
Siomsch. ifrHr'hurn, D,V rhnr,, Dys.n.
terry. Collie, snl all 9th er Bowel Conn
plants.
Travellers should Nlwsys havea small
bottle or SISrs' pY-sSr,RY CnwrauNu Tor
Immediate relief from any Bowel Com.
plants. guaranteed 10 tons no tha Stoln-
ach At once to 4 healthy condition.
Mother don't fail to have srss. Dys,
ssTERy CoHPoUso On han |. for the relief
nf yonrt little baby when attacked with
any Bowel Compl .nt, il contains no
Morphine, nor Dnium, yet iis soothing ef.
feet will give the little sufferer 90 much
relief. that he will at once fall into u
gentle sleep, AMI give his mother an op
pariuniiy Ia rest. as we'll ~ every pro
voked bachelor Of the house.
RoBsRr's Horss PowDEus were formerly
nsrl amongst the runner. snl other vsl-
ushle horses, but now since the Price has
been reduced TO % Cents per Package,
oil can afford to use them.
We were greatly amused some days
since, by seeing one of our venerable cit
'2ens, who had been bowed down with
Rheumatism, throw away his crutches.
and declare himself just ~ young ~ he
used to he, aud now he IL recommending
Roberts Emhrocation TO every old lady in
town, Great liniment that
SISEs' DysESr.RY COMPOUND. Proc
duces avery warm sni glowing sensation.
thereby removing all Sharp Pains anl by
its trsuqulIzing properties, alliys those
severe gripings, Of the Stomach aud
Bowels, occasilnsd by exposure or other
causes-only 35 Cents per Bottle.
RoBERTs PoULrRY PowDgas are guaran.
teed 10 cure Poultry Of oil diseases. IL
given before tho fowls refuse to eat,
Sure cure for Cholera. Wo have tried II,
and advised oil to use il.
|, IL very discOuraging to the Industrious
farmers wife. ss well as foolish 10 have
her Poultry TO die from Cholera or other
disease, When she can buy OF her druggist
koBERT's PouLrRy POWDER for 25 Cents n
Package. Aud guaranteed TO cure.
II is sad but true that many children
have filled uniimely graves, by the neglect
of their mothers to have SISs,' Sraur Of
TAH, HoAR.HoUsD and WILD CugRRr on
hand Every lhoughtfl mother has =
battle this Season Of the year for imme-
diate use.
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important and Calli1laTy NGliCG 10
all intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines,

Oflce WHITE SEWING MACHINE 90.
CLEVELAND, o, May ~, 1850.
We particularly call your attention to the
fact that We stamp number In pisin, distinct
nguros on the back shuttle,rais siilo Of each
machine and k"epa record OF such numbers.
When sold, u WARRANTY roR FIvB yeAns Il
given to the purchaser. This warrant bears
the name Of tho agent who purchasea the ma.
chine from Us, MS also the date OF purchase and
number corresponding to tho slide number
The warrant Is signed by US, and has tho oFPi-
ciAL SEAL of our company stanpei upon II.
All other warrants IN our nsns are spurious,
and parties nnding the sIiDR sUsBgRs MurlL.
ArED or DEFAcED, and no warranty to CORE.
spond with tho above description, may know
at once that sooner or later tho owner will be
involved Ia trouble, with no one to fall back
upon.
The aEsurss "whlto" Is to,day the most
popular machine upon tho market, tho cheap.
st, and tho hast 10 own or saii. A larger NUN.
ber Of the "Whito" have been made and sold
since they we're placed upos the market, than
any other make Ia the same length OF time
sinos sewing Maohines were inysitsl. Their
lishtness, speed, space, beauty, qnitepess, du.
rabiiity, and price, conbins to make them tho
machine that every f,miiy desires 4, own. and
thoroughly satisfied when onoe they possess
the " White" 4"
tbs REGULAR AurIoaIzgp DsALER poR
Snyder aud .djoiainx counties, Is q. q. SEE.
HOLD hiddlsdnry Pa, aud We advise intend,
Ing purehasors to patronixs none other, and
tbsSeby yet tbs genuine "whlts'
WAITE srWINs5 MACHINE co.
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Reduced Prices.
NlaKiNS ROOM FOR A FALL STOCK.

Now that the warm season is pretty
well advanced will dispose Of large
stock uf Summer Goods at cost. Per-
sons still in need Of goods in that line
will do well to call at once. Summer
caps as low rs i cents. A large and
varied stock or goods must he sold To
make place for the largest, best cheap
est, mast carefully selected stock of
Fall Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves &c.
&c., ever brought to Snyder county.
Ny large sales ofgoods enable me to
sell goods at nearly cost. Come and
sec FOR yourse'yc before purchasing
elsewhere.
sol OppESUEINER
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A New DLE.-Reports from
Dauphin county reveal n new swim
die being practiced by \ class Of bogu.
statistic gatherers, who have succeed
e1 in several cases in defrauding far
mers of sums of money ranging from
s25 to 80, aud our farmers should be
on the lookout for them. The plan
pursed ia for knave to present him.
self as an accredited agent of the
Treasury Department to gather returns
of the amount OF crops raised, num-
ber of species, value of cattle, numbreof
acres cultivated style and size of build.
ings, etc. The farmer is then inform
ed that all this Il to he published in Il
volume by the United States Govern
ment, and for twenty-five dollars an
illustration of his farmehouse and
other buildings will appear in the vol,
ume. Several farmers are reported to
have actually paid the money to be
thus illustrated. One gave forty-tive
dollars to have his portrait added,
The swindle is one ofthose which any
intelligent person ought to detect, but
strange to say, persons Of intelligence
have been caught by it. II is hardly
necessary to add that the Government
has no agents collecting such statis-
tics.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-29

DE-pERApoEs. On Tuesday night
about eleven o'clock, two strange
young men went through our streets
firing of revolvers and swearing fear
fully. They fired at cows and ut al
most anything that happened 10 suit
their fancy. A crowd Of citizens con-
prceAted, to the number Of forty or
lity, and arrested tho ficnds They
took them to Squire smith, VINO com.
niil;ed them to Jail. They refused to
give their names, but they were rccog.
uizcd as Lewishursers named Frank
Bailey and Fank Colloin. When the
Jail w.s. reached much trousle Was
experienced in get ting them into
cells. At rc-hoariug before squire
fmilA on Wohnc-dsy the young men
ocrc rc-commitl,d to Jail for trial,
.S,,nbury DcmoraH.
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State Items.

Anthony Manner was drowned at
Newton's dam, near Titusville, on
Thursday.
Henry Critchfeld, of Springfield,
Fayette county. was killed by light-
ming on Thursday.
Senator Cameron and wife arrived
at their Harrisburg home on Thursday
night.
James Louden, one of the oldest res~
idenis of Carlisle, died at that place
recently in his SD year.
+. N. Pearsell was burned to death
on the Clapp farm, near Oil CITY, by
the explosion Of benzine, on Thurs
day.
Thomas Young, a farmer, residing
IT Nine Points, Colerain township,
Lancaster county, died on Thursday
nom the e.iects of uunstroks.
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The rain stJ~n 81 srsnokin on Honl.y
light ~as r--h-ps the sevr,est ever
SHOWN Ia 't>t il-ce. About miiaiSh, =
storm care ep 'Tor the scUiLrast rli,h
.Sttfs for several hours. The lightning
i,shcd, the hnni-r rollrl ans for ,h3rt
iue il srpcsrci as though heavens ar
il'eiy hHd oF'sed sisFe on the town.
Z continued lifhioi"s snd cross-iishtainr
Illuminated the place. while the sharp
pcals of tssaier shsok buildings TO their
foundations. L.gaIni,c struck in ditcr-
ent place, sSd 1ni'e number of persons
q. the streets we're knocked over. On
Narket street the el-ciric Said set FIRE to
ihree stables, two Of which we're enlir-l ly
consumed and the third more than half
A ieuart house belonging 10 J, W. Youpg
nise sustsined injuriss from lightning,
For about an hour the water poured down
in torrents and eome " the slrcs,s were
completely delugel with water. .-SUS-
suEY AassIcAy, July 2'i.
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Auditors - Notice.

In he mlHrot hr iahc OrpIwTCoui
C,',nc ~ 'Io@n of Sayt"r CoWdg
kjuc dcH
I'VE undersigned having hcrn appointed
4 auditor by the said Court 10 li.irihutc
the Muis in the hands Of Frederic Sicimly
anl James Kline Administrators Of John
Kline. deceased. late Of WcsI Beaver twp.
say dor county, to snl among those en-
i,tlri To the same, will meet the parties
in interest f,r the purpose Of his appoint.
mcut ut ib' Office OF I. !. Saith. Es1 in
the Borough Of Vii! ilchurf. on rhursi,y.
Augur 9TH, 4 y lsSr. At - O'Clock \
VI, when AMI where all pcrHons having
claims against said estate nrc r,llc.tri t.
present then ip;y sulhrnricl'cl. or be
d'hsrrcl from participating in said dt-tri,
button.
JACOB GILBERT.
July II. 1850. Auditor.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. On Monday
after noon last, during the heavy thun-
der storm which passed over this
county, a boy named Mertz, near the
Maine Mills. at Selinsgrove was sitting
at the door nursing child. The boy
was picked up insenslhe and the
child uninjured and apparently in not
uho slightest degree affected. Our in
iorrant says at last accounts tho boy
VA slill unconscious,
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II seems that there is a lull in pic

The Bono aud Muscle producing
Malt. Ncrvoquictins Hop, the superb
Malarial antidoie Quinine, and other
precions ingredients, combined with.
OH, fermentation, are the ingredients
Of Malt Bitters," prepared 10y the
Malt Bitters Company.
July 90. 80 iw.
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AidiloDlg drain aud Coal Market
cNnnrcTup wEgWLY ny
Simontou, Barber 81 60.
Auditor s.Noticc.

IN he nsyignd 's. IN hc Covri of C,n,
i'ir Of Joha ir- man H"~ u Sny.
bog1d der cou,iy.
'INlIE undersigned Auditor appointed by
the said Court to disirihnte the fund.
in ih' hNnl. ~ J. ). llhckcnhurg ASH
ence u John Arhogss,, will sit for the
purpose NJ his appointment at hi, Office in
Borough " Mi1dlehurg on SATURDAY
AUGUST 2i-t, 1880, NJ 10 o'clock m.
At which time and place all pcr'ons hnv-
ing claims are rclucSte' clo present them
duly suihenticttol or he declared from
coming in on said funds.
l.B. wUNDERLY.
July 29, 1880. Auditor
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-29

A well-drcs'ei man is going about
the country claiming 10 he deeply in
.crcsted in the cause nf temperance.
he calls ut u farm house. presents
pledge for the farmer to sign, and
when this is done produces another
case. similar in appearance, to which
he also desires that the signature he
affixed, "in order to keep correct
memorandum of his work" The ec.
ond card il sight uote for any amount
the swindcr may see tit to demand
Look out for him