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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

A DISPATCH from CalistOga, Cali fornia, says that the remains of the Inflated stage driver, Eli Philpot, were inferred there on Tuesday The funeral was largely attended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

Two horses were stolen from MT. Mansco, who drives one of the water supply wagons, on Wednesday night. With the aid of an Indian trailer, he found the animals tied in the bushes near the mountains beyond the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
MANHOOD RESTORED

4 victim or e1rly mpUl,uce, causing ncrv- oJs debility prsmlfgrN decay, ctr.. having tried iu vaia every known remedy, ha- dis- ruv-reed a simple means of seIfcure, winch he will send Tree ru his fellow sufferers Address J. fl REEVES. +s Chatham Street. V. 2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

4. J. FNLAY got in this morning from the front. He is the railroad agent al the terminus, and his thor ough efficiency renders his services very valuable Co tne company. lie purchased a dog to-day 10 take out with bim.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE 75O0 sheep bought recently by Ar. Martin from Pedro Aguirre, at Arlyaca, will remain at San Simon until the lambing is over, and then be driven 10 Texas. The trip will take about seven months. Mr. Mar in was unluckY enough to have 1900 sheep stray of, and, though he offered a reward of S250, no trace of them has yet been found.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 18th 10 the Chicago Tribune, says J. C.. Glenn, of Mattoon, Illinois, is 10 re- ceiye a Territorial appointment for Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Local Intelligence.

LIMESTONE is to have d new daily rumor says.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

The District Attorney had collected $l, 642.50 of delinquent taxes in a faithful manner.
 The Justices of the Peace should place witnesses under bonds to appear at trials
 The Recorders office was maintained in an excellent condition; recom- mended the purchase of new index books to mining claims.
 The Probate Judges matters were all fair and square, and the pubic schools elicited their warmest con- mendations. They found 224 schol- ars in attendance, and report mutual regard and friendship between teach CTS and pupils, and all the public schools, as now conducted, are some thing Tucson can well be proud of.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

0. D. CoNTERNo, of Los Angeles, arrived in Tucson last Tuesday. He IS OF a prospecting trip.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

SOME beautiful specimens of ore have been received by Weimore & Dean from near Casa Grande, which assays $500 per ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE sonora merchants who were the unfortunate victims of he double decker champions of the Mexican dollar have purchased most of their goods of L. Zeckendort & Co. The mock auction style of doing business has but little attraction for the Mexi- cans after such an outrageous deal as they received at the hands of L. Meyer t Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

J. X. PETTIGREw. Deputy Sheriff at Arlyaca, has sold his butcher shop, and in about a moGth will take charge of band of sheep destined for Texas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE Arizona postal changes for the week are as follows: Discontinued, Wheatield, MaricOPa county; name changed, Terminus, Pima county, to Demlng.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
The Omce Seekers.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-A Fresh installment of office seekers have put in at this port within the past twenty four hours, taking the places of the disheartened ones, who are now walk ing home. Indiana and Kentucky seekers are especially numerous. Meanwhile the worry is beginning to tell on the President. He complains that his appetite is failing him; that his sleep at night is disturbed, and that his health is breaking up. Un- der advice of his friends, he began yesterday taking outdoor exercise on horseback. Al three o'clock he left the White House, accompanied by his Private Secretary, mounted a spirited horse and rode out into the country. He looked jlded and worn from the experience he has had for more than three weeks with applicants for office He is in no condition Of mind in which to prepare the message which he foreshadowed in bis inaugural, rec ommending the passage of law to insure a fixity in the terms and tenure of all public officers.
 New senate Officers.
 WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Re publican Senators in caucus decided
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

COLONEL ". II. HARPER succeeds Mr. Lungstraus as agent of the South ern Pacific Railroad at this place Mr Harper has had considerable eX- pereuce in the business, and Is an agreeable and accommodating gentle man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE prisoners confined m the county jail complain of the quantity and quality of food furnished them. They say ihe bread is bulky, but very light in weight, and the beet is too tough to masticate. The matter should be looked into, for however justly iley may be incarceratej, it is inhu- man to deprive them Ot a sufficient quantity of wholesome, nOurishing food.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

GEN. ALLEN returned by private conveyance from BiSbee to-day. He states that the Copper Queen has de- veloped a fine supply of water oY sinking a well, and will at once erect another furnace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MR. II. B. MANSON has just return ed from Sonora. He recently exam med some very fine mines at Orc Blanco for Philadelphia parties, and then went to the headwaters of the Altar river to see properties In which be will become interested. He leaves for Tom hstOne tomorrow morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE Contention mill shipped on Tuesday five bars of buliion, ,alued at SIS, 300.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

FouR bars of bulnnn were shipped from ihe Harshaw mill on Tuesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

Adams Miss Maggie Lardner W Allen Miss Adee Lucas \ W Anderson Will Mackay Hugh Andraie Carmen Mason Josiah Andrew John MaZiaZ Casimira Avi-e Miss Amandia Mccarthy Henry c ArZe NalenzHeia de Mccoy Daniel r Barber Charles Mcdaniel William Barelas Abram MettletOn Eugene Barnett II E MiramOn Forensic Barry Ed ROsamOre Mitchell Et-On R-S Bedoya Guadalupe Moreno Alfredo A Benbon John Nicolas Andrew BrOOSs James Niles F. Castro Miss Ursula Nolan John Cameron James O'Brien Dennis Camm1ny FerreOl O Brien Williumi CaIlori Francisco O'Hara MickeH ClasOn Mise Layise Putnam B F1 COlWeil F-2 Putnam C D COnrOw Miss Frances Putnam D Doe c II Keam Prank p DOlan Thomas Regua Milton EstrclIa Becnina Rollins Y FeO-ti Margarita O dc Saunders T A Finch . Schwaukcr Mrs Refug.o tttz-eraid Edward SeOtt William frambes O = -2 SediO Juay lcaxio-2 Garcia Trinidad E de StmOns or Bowers hc- Gtl=on Mrs C smith D n fbcca Giveus John souis Franci- < Co Giyens John VI Soto Auamarrr Hale Henry Soto Puul Harrington JOhr SuuierS l. Harmon Jr A P SWeitzer Edwin Hatch Llllle Thomas John kl Hedspeth William Thorudvke J h HOllistcr EdsOu Tubanon Francisco Howard Y Turner Henry Hudspeth Wm-2 NaIeuzuelaVictori iuoA lnspldsoy G W NasqueZ PrcmId1 Jackson NfllaseuOr CDrr.t,ri,u JOhnstOn Williams Charles Jones John Wood George krau-e ChGs F. NOodlev E hroWl Babe Young William Lammon l. C Zcpeda LupH
 Persons calling for the above leftrrz vylI please say " advertised ' and give date
 C. II LORD, r. N.
 TUCsOS, \. T., March lg, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

SENATOR NoRwOoD, of Georgia, has purchased of A. C. Rogers one half of the Copper Chief and one quarter Of the Break of Day mines, iu the Santa Rita Mountains, tor S10O0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE agent of the Arlyaca stage re- quests all persons going out by that line to register for passage in the evening, 10 avoid confusion and delay iu starting on time in the morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MR. MOODY will go East by way of Arizona. That region will try hls godliness. If he can try a Tucson blanket in the warm season without swearing he is true Christian.- Alta.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Reduction of Passenger Rates

CHICAGO, March 23.-General Pas senger Agent White, of the AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, inti- mates to the Pacific officials that trouble may result from the efforts of the latter 10 secure reduction of pas senger rates from Chicago Co San Francisco so the rate over the Un. ion Pacific reads shall not exceed the Santa Fe road. The difference now is in favor of the Santa Fe people be- cause the rate from Chicago Co Kan sas City is cheaper by reason of the railroad war than that to Omaha. X lively war of rates between here and San Francisco is among the pOssibil- ities.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
LETTER LIST.

List O. letters remaining in The Tucson pOst0ihce for more than one month prior to March lg, 1881:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

DLANK REAL ESTATE DEEDS for sale ID ai the Citizen o1ice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

HE Southern Pacific Company has Jls' installed a competent and popu- iar agent al Deming, and in doing SO HAs taken an old and well known citl- zen Of Pima county-Mr. c. II. Nay 1,O3' popularly known as Charley Nay .or Mr. \. has for many years been .ohnecied with the Colorado river transportation business. and on the -IFenl of the railroad became an em- plOyee Of the company. After sev- .. s.@l attempts 10 get a competent agent N narlcopa the company sent MT. ~, a' TOT there, and he siraightened 1 ee business out, and kept it so. D..AIng IS most important station. I Is present it has little local business yo1 IS the transfer station for all over ro.l ,r,l business, and corresponds on this -Sad TP.d to Ogden on the Central Pacific. b;t blis boost for Mir Naylor is a very Integrity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TOMMY GATES came Tn from Silver hiil Tuesday for a further supply of .oois to work the mines of the Abbie Mining Company composed of him. sell John Murphy and Dave Gibson They have a shaft down 9 feet, all in good carbonate ore. They are taking vul no waste maternal from their mlne At IS feet the assays averaged across the ledge, S90 per ton. NIT. NaIes returns t0 the mines tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
EAST
Passengers Coming

KANSAS CITY, March 23.-Thc fol- lowing are the names of thc Caliior- mia passengers via the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fe Railroad tonight: A c Marston, San Jose.
 Thomas E House, Hariin, Mo; Wm Martin and mother, Joe Fox and wife, Narboune, Mo; Robert Smith and family, ColtoD, MO; Willie Battle and family, Narb0urne, Mo; Chas Basen and John Taber, Hardin, Mo, are on emmigrant train.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
District Court-Frrnch. J.

TUESDAY, March %. Nye vs. Burke-Nerdict for defend ant.
 Territory vs. L. Meyer and I. B. Kowalskie, three Bonds fixed at S1 GOO each On each indict- ment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

Jas HatJan Co X r Chausy. to sell the Beecher, Lucky, Al anI Cnlucky Jim mines, Tucson district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Jew senate Omcers

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Re- publican Senators in caucus decided
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

X Nasluez Go II Silvslbur. lot 10, block S3. Tucson one year, from Alrii 1; Sl0 Der month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

NEW YORK, March 25.-The Suns Washington correspondent says: Ger tain facts notorious here in Washing ton ought 10 be universally under stood in all parts of the country. One of the most persistent and active ad- vocates of Stanley Matthews is Judge
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~ - }.

Aug. 2Gth, in Washington twp.
Martha Amelia, aged years. 2 month
and6 days. Aug. 3lst, William Elmer
aged year months and day both
children Of William and Elizabeth
Shairer.
Aug. 3Oth, ~ Baunerville, james
Adam. infant son of Daniel and SO.
phia Wagner, aged year. months
aud days.
Sept. lst. Sarah Nettie. youngest
child Of Jonathan w and Cathariun
Row, Of Salem. Snyder Co, aged 3
years. months and % days.
Aug. cath, in Fremont. Samuel
Harkmastcr, ia the 18th year of his
age
In Sclinsgrove. 9th. inst. Mrs. Fila
l.. Wright, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller, in the cath year of her
age.
Aug. %, in Washington township.
william Vernon, infant son of Benton
and Clara Stroub, aged 3 years, Z
months md days
sept. 2nd. in New Berlin, John =.
smith. father Of Theo. smith Esq.
aged 63 years aud months.
sept. 9rd in Monroe twp. MARY
Mable. infant daughter Of j. H. and
Mary Elizabeth Leiby, aged III
months and ~ days.
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r .s You pr,Ass.-II.nrv {

JUsr As You PLsAsE.-Tenry q. Ven,
nor arrived in Washington. Tuesday
That evening.in respo onse to inquiries,
he wro,e the following for the rest Of
the year. Publications. recently oh
served and gathered ftom the tele-
graphic dispatches Of the day, appear
to me to point very much to wet
weather, generally over the North
American continent. aud perhaps )ar-
ticulariy in the northwest territories
on and afer the 10Th of the present
month. while in England and Scott
land. cold and stormy weather, pos,
sibly with snow falls in the northern
sections, IL likely To occur in the neigh.
borhood of tNenty-iirst and twenty
second days. The weather on this
side is likely To continue through III,
latter half of the present mJnth and
into October. During this latter month
the cutlery is likely To he . TOO much
rain" Sleet and snow il likely To fal
early in the northern sections with
sharp frosts In November the frosts
will disappear again for short time
and some very fine and halmy weather
is likely to form u feature in thi
mouth.
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Sudden Departure.

On "Wednesday evening nt halfspast
eight o'clock. four prisoners escaped
from the Jail at this place. Their
names are, Patrick Lawless, who WAS
to be tried Tor manslaugh,er this term
Of Court William Hoagland. who is
under u twelve years sentence for
burglaries committed at Watsontown,
and who made such desperate effort
To escape some two weeks ago David
Shoop. who was under sentence for
burglary, and William White, also in
for burglary. who had about one year
yet to serve. They selected the ex-
treme corner cell on the upper tier,
aud msking n sort Of II platform out Of
the bed, they cut u strip about three
feet long IN the sheet iron ceiling of
the cell, anu then cutting il diagonally
u few inches at each end they opened
II NJ you would u sardine box. They
then removed the stone from the arch
which forms the ceiling until they had
u huie large enough to allow the body
Of man To pass through. Each one
took a bundle of clothes and drawing
themselves through tho aperture in
the ceiling they made their way from
the wing to the main house. The
garret Of the wing Is connected with
the tank room, and the four worthless
quietly stole down stairs to the second
story of the main house and then
down the front stairs to the street
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Accidents.

Reuben. son Of George Myers. living
on Chestnut street extended, was
struck in the bowels with n crowhar
and badly injured. on "wednesday last
while working an the gravel train al
the :. 4 l.. railroad. Hr had asked
for bar and was hurrying down n
hank to get it when his companion
threw il towards him and il struck the
ground bounding and hitting him end
first with the result IA above stated.
lie WAS brought home on the passer.
ger train and had been throwing M
until Sunday. since which time liquid
nourshment has remained on his
stomach, and he IL considered better
Andy Mitchell was severely cut on
sunday by fall from chestnut tree
on the big ridge. His head struck y
stone when he reached the ground
and very ugly cut was the ,onse.
qnence. which had to he sewed up 10y
DR. Campbell. who was called u at.
tend him LeWisfOWn GazStte.
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PETIT JURORS

lrawn for regular term comnencins :
Sept 26th. 1851.
ApAMs-Isaac Leply, Robert Middlcs.
war,h.
BHAvKR jacob A. Freed. lslac GetL,
Simon p kohler, Henry Rrarick,
Alfred Specht. Ner II. Smith, vii.
sou II. Ulsh.
CRSTRE David Ocker, John L. Shen-
kl.. Charles w. Sanders, Samuel
+. Sheary.
FRANSLIN-Franklin Bilger, Isaiah
Bowersox, Millard Hassingcr,
Lewis Miller. Robert Spade, Henry
II. Shairer, John Walter
JACKSON Samuel Wetycl.
MIpDLEBrRG John Stetler.
MIpDLRCRREK Perry Aurand, Benja
min Hummel =. q. Ulrick.
MONROE Henry j. Aurand, John l..
Cooper, Hughlin b. Hettrick,
WIN. j. Reichly.
PENN-Theodore w. Fisher, Henry
Meyer, Samuel \. Mourer. Henry
A. OFT, Amos Stetler, William H.
Snyder,
PERRY Reuben Bubb, James Ora
ham, Jacob q. lIornberger, VIM.
Harding, Elias Minimum.
PERRY WEST Frederick Arbogast,
Thomas Derr
SELIYsGRovE- F. Grouse, Charles
R./Rishel, Howard ID. Schuure.
WAsHINGToN Il. Glass. Hen.
ry A. Humnel, Philip Is. Mover.
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GRAND JURORS

drawn for regular term commencing
Sept. Goth. 1881.
ADAMs-George Smith.
BEAVER Frederick Bingaman, Ed
ward Freed, Philip Herbster.
BEAvKR Henry J. Arbogast,
Reuben Wagner.
CESTRR Morrow G. Showers, Pharus
Shambach.
CHAPMAN william NJ. Boyer
FRANKLIN-.Jacob G. Hassinger, John
n. Renninger.
JAcksoN-Franklin Hartman, John
Klingler
MiDDLHBuRa -Absalom Snyder.
MIDDLECREKK- Andrew Hu.nmel, ia.
. cob X. Ileintzelinan.
PERRY WEsT-John Stuck.
SELTNsGRovE- E-Englebcrt Dentz, New
ton $. Fehrcr. Isaac ID. Romig.
UNION Isaac Flanders
WASHINGTON Thomas c. Arbogast,
John NJ. Huffman, Peter y. Reigle.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that cer.
l. tain citizens OF the CommouweAlth OF
Penpsylvania will make application to the
Hon. J. q, bucher President Judge Of the
Court oi ommon Pleas Of snyder county, r 80,
at the Court House IN Middleburg, on Meines.
day the 2Sth DAY OF September A u, 1881, Tor
the approval oia Certincate Of Incorporation
Of a corporation which Il to havei's principN
once ~ Belvertown, Snyder county Pa. The
said charter will he appliei tor under and In
pursuance OF an act ot Assembly, entltlet An
Act to provide i0r III Incorporate snd regu
lation OF certain Norpnrat,nnS' approved the
10Th day of April A u 1879, rhe .ai Oorpor,
alton Il to 10 In orpor ted under the First
Cis's, nu'nbe- TX. ani viii 'vs for Its oect- :
the maintenance of . ) ciety Gr the henenci i
nd protective purposes TO Its monbets itom
funds collected therein, to pay stipulated
sum ot money TO uum ir'ird members upin
their marriage, AMI i'su" certihcstos Of msm.
bership for speelnei amount, payable 20 tho
henonnitry nr % HE or her sssiRup, ~ certain
time the-ein rn"ntl0nei upon toe iulnlllnsnt
of tho CO iitiOns nrntihnsl therein, ro,u
fI"d realised nom s'essnents up1n i,s me's.
oers.
F.E. BOWER,
sept, 4. 1851, Attorney.
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From the Lowishurg Chronicle.
Our President

Around thy couch a nation bows,
And pays to GDl its solemn vows
While prayers from contrite hearts a..
cend,
That heavenly power with carth's may
blend,
To snatch thee from the yawning
grave
Our noble Garfield. true and bravo.
Now fifty million hearts heat low
And scarce our breath doth come and
go;
The hand Of care. with woeful trace,
Hath left its mark upon each face.
IA, in suspense, and doubt and fear
We wait the morning news to hear.
On. shall we bear ,ha, thou art gone
Perhaps before to.morrow's dawn,
Aud black despair, with awful gloom,
Bcrlnnd nnr land. ~ !, the 'pmb
Wo lay unr natinn~ mar'yr"i Chic
With hearts that break 10 saddle
grief
o God, to Thee we lift our cry,
Az, in the dust VIC PROSTATE lie,
Aud. through the merits NJ Thy son,
Cry out in grief, "rhy will he done"
Yet still, with lingering hone we plead,
Oh spare the life we 40 much need
If Tia Thy will that he should die,
Prepare us, then, o God, we cry.
And in our nations trying hour,
Endnc his follower with power;
For Thou dost still IN heaven reign.
Ind -iill onr country shall remain
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FATAL ACCIDENT On Tuesday
morning an accident occurred at the
residence Of Isaac b. Tressier, it, Jack
son township. that resulted in the death
If 4 three year old son OF Mr.. Tressler
The family had all arisen early except
Mr.. Tressler's aged mother AMI the
little boy. When breakfast was call.
ed the old lady took the child in her
arms to descend the stairs. but she fell
to the bottom with II. Both received
injuries. but the child's were so ser j.
ous that no died in several hours.
The old lady's injuries are not consid.
cred fatsl.-Sunbury Daily.
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An TyponrAsr L,w.-From and

An TapoRrAsT Lsw.-From and az
ter September LIST the Act No. 10, mp
proved by the Governor on the twenty
ninth day Of June, 1881, makes Il un-
lawful for any person. firm. company,
corporation or sssnciatiop, to pay
their employees for work or services
with orders. and any firm paying in
any other way than by lawful money
ofthe United States or by cash orders
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor. and
upon conviction shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars. which shall 20 to the common
school fund.
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COURT pROCLAM NATION.

\Nkcrcns tine lion. !. &. Buchrr prssi
w dent Judge OF the judicial p,-tr,"
composed ot the couuiic- OF Snyder. Union
aud Miilin and Hiram ONeil aud
sam. n iodrr Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder count! have issued their
precepi hearing, date the 9h ly Il
Aug. 4. d. lSN1, TO me directed FOR
the boldng of nh Orphans court. courl
Of Common Pleas, court of uyer aud Ter
miner aud General court Of Quarter Sr'-
srons Of the rcsce NJ >iidlleh"rg, for the
county Of Snyder, On the iih Monday. he
ing the 10Th day ~ Sept isNl.D aud
continue Que week
Noti,c - therefore hereby girru 20 "a,
toroner. Justices OF the Peace ana onSln
hies IN nni Cor The county Of Snyl",, TO Hp
pear in their proper person Fith thelr roll"
records. inVu,-Iiicns. eGnmirau"n- Gui
other rememhrlnces 20 do ihuHc ihiu's
which ~ their Offices aud IN their hChnlt
pertain to bc houe aud viiue.-es Aui Tcr-
sons prosecuting IN hrhaltof rhe Common
wealth against any person ~ persons are
required TO be then and there attending
sud no, departing without leave ai lheIr
peril. Justices are requested "a ne rUucl
usl IN their ni'eninuce ~ the appointed
time agreeahly to notice.
Given under MY hinl AMI sea- NJ the
Sherir'- Office IN Miilleburg, The lSh lay
e Aug d.. one thousand cighi hundred
aud eishly,one.
DANIEL BOLENDER. sheriff.
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The Presidents Condition.

Il would seem 80 IL the time bad
arrived when the country should
make up its mind not to be alarmed
saany sudden change for the worss
in the Presidents condition nor TO
be elated at q slight improvement. /.
For instance, notwithstanding oil
the alarming reports Of Sunday bis
symptoms were quite favorable yes
terday. Hs was cheerful, bis pulse
and temperature were nearly nor
NAL, the wouud was doing we'll, the
psrotid gland trouble had almost
subsided, aud the much-fesred lung
affection was reduced.
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MARRIED..


Sept. 4th, by Rev. J. f. Wanpole,
Benton r.. Reichenbach to Miss Har
riet Mace, both Of Perry twp.
Sept. |, by Rev. w. 4. Huns, Mis-
Katie a ShafYer, of Freeburg. to Ste
phcn Wendt Of ShamolSin Dam.
Sept. 4. by Rev. ID. NJ. Ststlrr. Mis'
Eruna Rnmig, II Vest Beaver town
hin, Snyinr 80. - Vl'ialV VI
Ciansh,in, of Lewis. wp .lp M
ty.
sept. list. by sem Leitzel. Esq. Jacol
Bolig. aud Miss sarah Kramer. both
of Middlecreek township snyder Co
Pa.
August 81. bv A. =. BpwprsoN Esq.
william Conley. ~ Centre twp. To- Miss
Sarah A. Deoblcr, OF New Berlin.
Union GO. Pa.