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hamscar. the superintendent Of the New
l0rl ln.ectarian Home, and his vile. who
we're arrested ON q charge OF eausing the
death % the child Bessie >iOcum, an IN
niSIe oi the institution, were on Friday
discharged from custody, Judge Bixby, be-
fort whom they were tried, deciding that
ihefs wns mo- evidence itstifying their fur
tiier detention. Tie children Of khe Instr
tuition have been taken charge of by the
society f0r the Prevention 0i Cruelty 10
Children.
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KILLED while Interfering with tno LAW

GALVESTON. Tx, june 1.-THE AeUe's
Welmar special SAYS Tom Griffith wa,
sho, and killed 10y City Marshal Allen
while attempting 10 arrest Griiiith's bro
iher. Tom interfering with q drawn re-
snlvar
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CADEsTY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

y AT AUGUSTA, GA.-APFLlCATlONeI 10
PILL Thu CHAtk uf I.ANtt AGES al tIiis iii>tl-
tuition will it received until July Isl ensuing
Applicant. mast 5r professional teacher 81 cA-
rereHct and MASTER oi Int Latin, ofrtk, ffeitcii-
herman. aud English languages. leSiinuIiiais
vii b. required as e. capabilities fuT maintaining
Gfsci pilus well fuf Successful teaching ffu-
f.- information, ise obtained from tire under
signed. liy order o. tie sosrG 81 Trustees
ms, 80-l5vi a C. HOLT. secretary.
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EpECsTrRSAE..
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
THE next session begins ou tLs 1sT OF OCTO-
EiE. $50 Iuc continues nine months.
Ihf institution D. organized % distinct schools
a. orie.naIf planned Joy Pr i'f iu'.Aa7 'eAcrsoi'
grouurC uude1 fns aeuar tucut- of
LfrLLaIlEL- MEDICINE.
SCIENCE. ENGINEERING.
and ir charge NJ the following f4culty:
i'rrliA5Es l.. lAuEl.l..
n ~CuELI IN NERE-
dOUH T. MINOR.
FEANCIs II. SMITH,
JOUN -TAIGl DAVIS.
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES.
CHARLES f. NENABLL-
srEpHEN %. S0rTlIAL!..
WILLIAM =. PErEHS,
dANEs P. HARRISON,
d0HN ". MALLFT,
joins l.. FNGE.
NOAH l.. DAVIS.
THDAlAE L. PRICE
MuLIAN u. bOEIAINE.
FRANCIS =. NCNsINGTuN.
WILLIAM NJ. THOEETON,
with q number ~
ASSISTANT 1875 rRUC TORS.
Tho ncwiV-creaiel chair % Astronomy n O. Dr.
lisd lu june % filis YEAR
The equipment of thc University ~ buildings
luG collections has iseeu largely increased % lat
war. and D. Very extensive and complete The
astronomical Observatory. r. contain the great
TELESCOPES given by III. Lcanner d. Mccormick, if
under construction
Tine sSl,slss,, of use studem, are moderate and a
messing system has been estalli shed hy which
comf 8ri may be- combined with special economy
ir the eos of living.
Nirvinia academic students ar admitted tret Oh
glifi0u Tee upon passing tht required entrance
examinations.
Eor CATALOGUES, with detailed information, Apply
o. JAMES 3. HARRISON, VI. D.,
Chairman % the FACULTY.
Po,i-oslco. University Of virFini., Altem.sfl'
county, Va my lS-2iaN ] IA
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H0RsfogD's AcfD PHOSPHATE NRcKssT-
TYs--Dr. g. @. Files, Portland, NJ. save !:
''oi all the samples Of medicine SEM rns
during the Past dozen YEAR Il h the only
Ole have ever found which has become q
neccssIs. II ny 0w- a0lSshold.r
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TUNE 10TH.
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION
JtyE 10TH.

J am anxious 10 chose oui a. rapidly possible.
and get nd " the remainder Of my sock have
marked prices Of all good io~er than before
NJ object h Ia Close out entireiy-cssi at goods
noi considered. VIII offer, beginning on sATUE-
BAY. june lOsh. the following GREAT BAR
GAINs;
45 dozen PLAID TOWELS al &c apiece:
Il dozen LINN TOW III az Dc.. c,eup NJ 2sir-
DoIBLE-WlDT BLACK CASHMERE nj use i.
worth 4Oc.. and Soc. CASHMERE. selling
everywhere n Doc. az soc. CANT ~ bought
for less than 75c.: Al 62 and 75c worth twice
the money.
4-4 FINE BROWN SHIFTING 81 Sac;
- SHEETlNG al She;
PANTS Goods FOR men and boys from 10. 49,,
To- 20, %. and Social worth rwic, the
money
CASHMERE for meu and BOYS az 30, ~, a. 80 4.
Go. and 7nc.--astouishtnGly low
FAST geLORTD PRINTS al 4sc.-iicsi quality
Gee.
FAsT-CDLORED LAWNS a. 3. 4. s. and Zoe:
AL DRESS GOODS. of which J have many Oh
hand. Al any pricc:
Large lot of PAEASoLS at half their vaiu,.
LINEN DE DACCA. TABLE, LINEN. NAP
kiNs. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LAWN
GLOVES. HOSIERY. CANBRlC EDGING .
BEl-sPREAllS. a. .lstonishmelv iow prics.;
BLACK sILK N 81 and 75c.; also oar sI.50
SILK reduced o. e..
10 win rav you 60 caii. as This Is an
EXTRAORDINARY SLAUGHTER OF GOODS.
COMMENCING SATURDAY TN 1erU
LOOK OFT FOR TIKI RIGHT FLACE.
WHIT flag OVER THL DOOR
- ln-epd SIZZLING OFT
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK.. June IL Noog..--S3Ocks strong
h0uer . per cent. Exchange l.ung Art snurt
changed.
fr~rlHQ .-txchaucc $50. Governments uI-
changed new rs. lUl p. ucv : % p. nov &,
J2t'. M0ncv. 2a2e uer cent. Siltcs Inactive
ren-u~v '-halauce--lul Srt,4ls currency
4
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTION ANDM
" great bargains NJ p. HATNRlOIif -.
4 -7pNfe FT7RNfTUHI WAkEkuphs, NJ
- ID Governor street. The very iaiests y
design OF the most fasnionaoi ftENtIiE II
nladf we an nov Offering ~ rnihnueF
low prtc.,s. partle- in NanI ~ bDob fhh
NITTfFF can b. accommodated, both ~
price and aulity and viii mud 4 o. their intercs
h. examine our stock sef0rr buying eirc"hert-
ny lt-.tm
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VIEW YORK. IANE sTATENE@T.
NV ORB. Junt I-.-Th, wetkir statement 0l
fne a..0riliel Hau.. show. .ut following change.
Loan. dtrrea-,. snG-.duf specie .nrr"a-l. -'..-
GIN.uun- tegu. tender. increase. sH~t. ltIt lr-
Uesiis iue~e.f-'. e1t,IHN- circulation decrease
SnU.lU.. reserve increase. ~..lN-,NlI.
Th, banks now loll -s.0f7 4Nl ll eAcr- of al
legal rc uirCment-.
BALTIMORE.
EA-TIN0EE. Juuf I-.-NlrVfus O.. r0uso.-.
80. SECOND -erIee. tf ufst-4Ue coupons. t'
urv tI-aU.- Az. BIO lo-laf.
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GApsDES, ALA, june f7.--sixteen bnsi-
ness-houses were burned this morning, the
loss amounting 10 $4,000; Insurance.,
ss..e,eco.
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Fatal Fire in Cnmbridgs, Nsss-

BOSTON, june ia fire tins evening N
Cambridge burned the stables OF sawin's
Express Company. Two holsters asleel
in the liay-loft and thirteen horses were
burned To death. The names OF Tue men
are Samuel Nickerson lcolorrd) anu james
koche.
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DIVIDENDS.

OPFICE VIRGINIA fIKE AND NAlISEt
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, JUNE IA. lrr-.
nTVIDEND NoTiCE.-The Board OF
IL Directors 81 ihis company hAYe inis a4Ay dr.
cares oui 81 n. profits 81 Tie pas, az ut.ntiis
sem -4unuai siviseasG of flNf f'EE CENT. ifftt
OF TAX and passed S5.7D3 a. the sarplas iunc
dividend trkvahle a. storkholsicFs AMI after
Jniy lsincxt w. J.. A~~-t--tls
n l5-d2w6w4t r<czesarS
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81 last. brilliant. ana fashionable arc
tine Diamond Dvc coiors. one package
color, ? 20 pounds OF goods. Ten cents
lof any color.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGIN

TNIVEESITN OF NIKGlNIA-Sl y
I MER COURSES IN MATHEMATICS AND
ENGIN EEEiAts. July 10, lsez, I~ sEi'l1 u
s8ns Tbs frz Tor either b s3p; for both,
k5O. uayahie n advance. Designed foT students
and IeaeiIcrs Of mathematics, for engineers, anu
- tulrnfinr enginesrs- Apply h. WILLIAM NJ.
THORNTON. adj. Prof. Engineering, University
Of Virginia. - s-@laWcl-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY dune J 2 1882.
sALEs-FrrST BOAED>-20 shares Norfolk and
Wstiern Railroad preferred nj 6ls.
SECOND BOAED,--kn registered bond on which
ife Interest Is due Inly Isl arr anoied ~ interest
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I MIR LAW LECTURES mine weekly. be-
ei. 1871 July. ls-Z. ana end l3th september.
firvc rsraxsl of sisI.ai u-e-lst. o. students WHO
Design o. Uursue Their studie. al ms or ouirf iaM
--hno. gc a. .ll-f vino pro use g. re1d private
I,-. ard 8a u practitioners vino have not iad tic
advantage Of systematic instruction. fof cfrcu-
John 4. MINOR,
Professor Common ald -taiuit Law.
nv gN--ffs n n
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NORTHUMBERLAND GALLO

JwOUIDPARTICT'LARLl CALln
II ATTENTION TO TfiE MANY MN -
All, NJ tsaaST eTYI,te on CHANBEh m
AND PARI.OR FURNITURE ! have ialely. :
b.., manufactured NOW N Store II VIII ~ !" tiis
weil-u,aele FURNITURE "a cxaniins my sr'cA d.
fors bnying. -, 4. .,...s.
The prices and quality sns pleas m ai ss,to-
A. I<-e..dtAuao governor street. Richmond.
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New YorA. Is-eollw&w
I vDIA [. PNKuAM's
vEGETABLE COMPOUND.
-vEI cCEE YoE
ALI FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
INCLUDING
LEUCOERHGA a. IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL
AlENsTRUATION. INFLAMMATION AND
LIBERATION oF TIL WOMB
FLOODING, PROLAPsUs UTERI a..
Pleasant to TIE taste. laicacioa- ana immediate
IN 10 efcc.. Il s great help IL pregnancy. and
relieve pain during labor and a regular periods.
PHYSICIANS UsE IT AND PRESCRIBE
II FREELY.
For all welknesses Of the gcnerItive organs Of
either sex II Is second to 10 remedy thai has ever
been before the public and for ali disease Of TIM
Kidney It is the
GREATEST REMEDY n THE WORLD.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SIX FIND GREAT RELIEF N
ITs UsE.
LYDIA Z. PINEHAyrs BLOOD-PuEWlEE
will eradicate eyc-y ves,ige OF humors from the
blood Al the same tine VII give loneaud strength
70 tin system. As marvellous b. result a. the
COMPOUND.
Doth ihe COMPOUND and DLOOD-PURIFlLE
arr prepared a. 23s and 235 Western avenue,
LINN. Mas. Prceof either, 81. six bottle. Tor
80. The COMPOUND b. sent by mail ln tie form Of
nile or Of lozenges. on receipt Of price, = per
box for either. Mrs. PlNKHAM freely ansFersai
letter Of Inquiry. Encioss Scent stamp. send
Tor pamphlet Mention his paper
LYDIA I. PINKHAM's LiVEH-PIILs cur,
Constipation. Biliousness, and T0rpidity Of the
Liver. 20 cents.
Sold ny all druggists y ie-eoa
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plEI ~ EIonMnNu. - u. -

ARRIVED.
steamer Guraudutte. kelly. New N0rb. uer-
caudist run uas-fflg ger. e.. " Allen q lo agent
~tclHicr Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia mercil..Ii-
disc aul passenger, OIL. rs. AcCarricA. agent.
sAlLEU.
steamer Ariel clifford. Norfolk. United -tatas
l4l.. mere I.lu1ise. and passenger l.. J.. Iaiun
sii.f-lIieI leUt.
Schooner Aisr7 81. liuupI. Gilchrist salem.
Nas.. coal. trl.-Ea. -l1rr-.
schooner Henrietta ~immoua. Hodirry, ElZi-
altlp0r,- cslr-lul acr lurl Parker.
Schooner d. - wins, lnrcrsC.. stamford. bah
TUFTS & NarEer.
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A BuIL DAY IN coSGEEss-Eo SESSION or
TIN SENATE. AND ONLY TWO COMMITTEES
mEET-THE RIVER AND HARB0E BILL N TIE
HOUsE-THE CONDITION or THE BUSINESS
OF ONGEEss-PERsoNAL NEWS TTEMs-
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NV YOEK. iune 1T 9iion-Net fvceipls, -
bale. s,ross. l.l4e bli'a- h"tHr-- .i1-s' s.e's
40 2 o. 30. August, tl-.o ;H-i--f- -ti.-
Iemi-r sI2.niN- l-.u. ,'ct,.et, sll.uilt
efl.GI November. SLID = - D-,,fii, a
- a-4ssf1 a.. .fanuarf. : l..,Nac<i l.bl Cd
-ntrV. - ~ .ssl - March sll.r5see SO
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Sac Of Norman Horses

William T. Walters 8 ia at auction
at Baltimore. March %, his entire
stock Of Norman or Fercherou
horses, consisting Of eight imported
stations, thirteen imported mares
and four bomebred colts. Good
prices were obtained, the highest
for a stallion, being Sits. aud fol
a mare, 1850. The highest price
paid for a home~bred colt, thre,
years old, was $3.50. The aggregate
amount OF sales was S23,255. The
sale was attended ny representatives
II New York. Connecticut. Texas
Colorado, Tennessee, Illinois, vir-
giuia and other Statcs, and some .
the horses were taken by purchasers
from the most remote points.
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The Allen.osn silk n

The Allen.o~n sik mill 10
now employing 400 hands.
80. There ore now about 225
eases Of smallpox in South Betble-
hem.
-. The manufacture Of elk N
oow carried to great perfection 10
Warren county.
.... Allegheny City bad % 600
worth OF vaccination done at the ex-
pence OF its treasury.
The loss to business mon ut
Bethlehem since the smallpox scare
hos ruined many Of them.
-. Edward Walter, Of Elk cooh,y
has "A children, ard the oldest one
is only i, years Of age.
....Ap engine weighing 100 tons
and OF 800-borse power bas jrst
been completed ut New Castle for
shipment to Chicago.
''"George Harmon, of Titus
vile, was arrested at Shamokin on .
change Of having three more wives
than the Law allows.
-. Miss Ida Meyer, Of Blooming
Glen, Bucks county, was burned to
death on Tuesday last. Her cloth
ing accidentally took fire.
-. Mrs. William Rauh, Of
Williams township. Northam plop
county, has been arrested iur inhu-
manly bea lug ass.y.sr'old nrpb.
ew.
A West Chester man wei ,hs two
hundred pounds, his wife two hun
dred and twenty five pounds and
their elk months old baby thirty
pounds.
-. -Four men, charged with rob
bing Clacas storo, ia Miilerstoxn,
on Wednesday night, were capture j
at fairview aud placed 10 jail al
New Bloomfield Friday. The arm
VI one Of the party is shattered by .
shot supposed to have been fred by
Cluck at the time Of the robbery.
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Au exhibited States minister to
eariinis uuisr Van Barren, and a
mem ber Of the state constitutional
convention Of Pennsylvauis in 1887.
died 10 the Lancaster county aims
house ON Sunday last For q nun :
ber Of years he has been a regular
trump, visiting leadirg towns and
cities where be was known in eai iy
lilo. II is stated that while no was
abrosi in 1889 his mind became
some what af, ctei, and for these
loay yenrs he has bess = wan lerer
aul outcast, with no friends to
watch over his movements. Sal as
his case is, it is not as sad a. IL be
bal q we'll balanced mind.
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APPEALS.

The Commissioners Of Snyder coun.
ty, give notice that they will attend ~
their office in Wddleburg Pa. for tn,
purpose Of holding the Annual APP
peals.
For the districts Of Adams, Beaver,
Beaver West, Centre, Chapman, Frank
lin. jackson aud Middleburg April 10,
1882.
For the districts Of Middlecreek
Monroe, Penn, Perry, Perry West, Sc.
linserove, Union and Washington
April II, 1881.
Appellants will he heard each day
until 3 o'clock Z. NJ. Ill persons in
terested may attend ifthey think prop
er.
JOHN REIrZ.
HENRY y, WETZEI,
JOHN ". MOYER,
mmissioners
Commissioners Office. Middleburg Pa
March 80, 1882.
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The most sensible remedy. and the
only safe, sure and permanent cure Tor
all diseases Of the liver, blood and
stomach, including bilious fevers, fe-
YER and ague. dumb aguc, janndice,
dyspepsia, &c, 10 Prof Guilmeltc' .
French Liver Pads, which cures 10y
absorption. Ask your druggist for
this noted cure, and take no other,
and if he has not got it or will nvt get
it for you, send Sl.5J to French Pad
Co. Toledo, o., and they will send you
one postpaid by return mail.
For the pasttwo years / have been
troubled with leucorrhoea and female
weakness, which at times has been 80
great that / could neither eat MOI
sleep. Iworc one Of Prof. Guilmette'.
Kidney Pads aud it cured me.
Mrs. II, JEROME, Toledo, o.
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Penn Township Finances.

CThTEMEST OF the Auditors of
- Penn township.
Account of ilenry OFT, Treasurer.
Cash in hand Of Treas. .j3 -
BY vouchers 81 S3
Bal. due. township pol 80
Account Of Esaias Row, Supervisor
Whole amt, Cf dup. up
10 1882 1902 II
By Labor gravel and Cash 1902 II
Account Of Franklin Row, Supervisor.
Whole amt. OF dup. AS -
By labor gravel &c. 4ja OK
Bal. due township GII
Account OF Danicl OFT, Oycrsccr OF
Poor
BY service &c. SIS
TO cush SIS
Account Of Samuel Kessler, Overseer
of Poor.
Whole amt. of dup. 6i9 20
To cash from Stroud
Judgment 80 90
To cash 10 square act. 593
7Oi IS
by voucher and labor 400 so
- l13 IL
Act by Paving in Treas.
hands 6l .,
70i Is
s.. s. NAUREP,
March 30, 1889. Auditors.
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A special Dispatch from Washing
ton to the Sun says: "It matters 20,
how many patitions are sent him.
tho president does not intend, under
any circum stances, to consider the
question Of psrdonipg Sergeant Ma"
son or reducing his sentences Tor
elk mouths at least. II there 10 q
demand then for it he will consider
bat will not do 80 now. In the
meantime this my prove blessing
10 disguise for Mason, for subscrip-
tious are being made quite freely ip
many section, for the support Of his
wife anl children IL is thought
these subscriptions will run up to
four Or hve THOUSAND dollars. Mrs
A,son just now 10 in nsel ofmonsy.
Noue Of the expenses OF Msson's
trial have yet been paid"
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The peach dealers are very much
afraid that the prolific harvest will
compel them to sell upon the ground
their crops at 6gures that will bring
them not more than one-bslf the
usual price. Consumers throughout
the conntry expect to obtain that
delicious fruit cheap this year, and,
unless something occars to convince
them to The contrary, are bound to
have them at mo lrrats rates.
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kI.Sepator Wallace, u this state.
is spong the iooOrporators Of an air
hne railroad TO run between the
national capital and New York city.
It expects TO make the time 10 six
nnl half bours, and not charge
over Eve dollars for the fare
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"ITben publicly testified that ]
had been cured of terrible skin hu.
NOR by the Culicura Remedies, did
go that others might be cured, and do
not regret the time given to answering
inquiries. Hon. Wm. Taylor, Boston.
April.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
eurel Of that dread disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy, IL anxious TO make known to
his iollow-suherers the means of cure. To all
Who desire II, he viii send a copy Of tue pre-
scription used, tiros Of eharge,)with the direc-
iions Tor preparing and using the same, which
toSsunp,ioD, Asthma, Bronrhttis, 6c.
Parties Wishing the Prosecution, will please
addross Rev h. A. WILSON lss Penn st.,
Willismsburgh, MY.
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John wauamak"rs Sunday scbeol
ba- a membership Of tweniy-sesen
/ ianared scholars. The twenty four-
~ anniverpary Of this Aourishing
scbool was celebrated recently.
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Notwithstanding the devasta,ions
along the Mississippi there appears
70 be a "silver lining in the cloud
lowering over that stricken valley,
as reports speak VI abundant harvests
ia anticipation, not only 10 the
sOath, bat 10 the great west.
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rsr,zr-~y ssr,>vs~,-E-oxs

Niutte,u m"rnhsrs of fcongress and
tlres United States senators give
their occupation os that of'Profess-
ional Politicians and two hundred
aud fifiy two representatives regis
Ter ms law,.te.
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Oue VI /. 20 prominent features OF
Nessrs. Moody aud Sankey's labor's
10 Glasgow, is the reclamation Of
who have iailcn away from religion
many through The power OF strong
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Notice is hereby given that all notes,
claims, Judgments Book accounts, &c
due and owing to Jacob w. D.eese
have been assigned aud transferred to
me aud that Ihave left the same il
the hands of my Attorney, Thomas j.
smith, for immediate collection. All
being thus indicted will please call and
pay the said Smith within the next
twenty days or legal methods will be
used for the enforcement of the collec-
tion Of the same.
HENRY KERN.
Mddleburg, Pa. March. 10. 80. 4w.
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ERR )ly OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for ysars from
ANsrvous DEBILITY, pREMATUE DE-
CAY, and all the snecIs NJ youihiul indiscre-
ii0n, will tor tue sake 0f suffering humanity,
send FREQ 10 all who need II, the recipe and d.
rectiop t,r MAX inu the simple remedy by which
he WAS cured. Sufferers Wishing to pront by
the advsrtiser's experisnes can do 90 by ID.
dyes,iog Ia pariert conn isnee.
JOHN y. OGDEN, 4: Cedar 81. N. Y.
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The Labor Troubles

The outbreak OF labor troubles in
many quarters at this period Of the
year is ominous. In Omaha, Peder-
al and State troops have been called
on to put down striking laborers and
the tra 10 uuioas. In the Pittsbarg
iron mills many difficulties have
been now adjusted, but at the
Homestead steel works the strifo
still continues. In Lawrence, Mas
sschussts, q reduction OF wsges in
the worstsl department, aud among
the mule spinners and ring spinners
the lattsr being cut down from 90
cents day TO IS cents, has been
followed by the stopping Of "a, 900
spindles, throwing $50 persons out
OF employment. In Chicago part.
isl adjustment Of the rolling mill
strikes has been reached. In the
Cumberland mines OF Maryland three
thousand men are on strike leav-
INK ov,r two hundred miues idle, be
cause twelve GOAL companies uuder-
took to reduce wages fifteen cents
per ton. In Ohio there is secret
movement Of miners whose results
are not yet developed. AL across
tho continent from the iaci6c to the
Atlantic. these labor troubles are
now TO be seen. Nobody object,
to capitalists receiving fair return
from their money invested in bufi'
ness enterprises, but when they at
tempt to make the laborer, who
helps to increase their capital, worl
for starvation WAGES in order tha,
they (ths capital ists) may roll il
woslth aud loll 10 every conceivable
'-xury, thon they must not be sur
10 hear the cry Of "dowu will
come up from every
a country, Let capit
JHis With labor ant
~ lioubIe. k.r
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PINlPLES.

] will mall lfreel the receipt fpr simple
Vegetable balm that VIII remsve rsr,
Frrckles, Ptmpies and BIotches, lrSVing
the sgin soft, clear and beautiful also in-truo.
tions for producing = luxuriaut srnwth u tg!f
IN bald head or smooth face. Address Ia
Asrcley st. N. Y.
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Always Refreshinl.

A delicious 0dor is impaired by Flor
e.ten Cologne, which is Always refresh
ing, no matter how freely dsel
Alril,
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"A uditOr's Notice.

UNHE undersigned Auditor appoint
Il cd by the Orphans Court Of Snyder Co., to
Distribute the funds in tue hands Of Thomas
Peter Schissel, decd. wiil sit for the purpose Of
his appointment al the once uf 4. u. Bower In
the borough Of Middieburg. on Friday, April
2lst 1851, whsn aud where all parties In interest
arc potih 10 present their claims, or DO forever
barred from participating Ia said distributiop.
A, W. POTTEG,
Mach -, 1851 Auditor.
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A DMTNISTRATRIX NUTICE.

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
"A Letters OF pdmistrstion on the estate o,
MARY BENNiNGHOFt. deceased, late OF
JseAson ,wp. snyder couutv. Ps.. naviag bee :
g-antei 10 tue ands'sixnsd 81 oersons snov.
quested to make Immediate payment, while
tnase having claims VIII prssept them duly
autheattcated for settle aent to-
HORACE Y. GLOVER,
Ms"oho, 81: Admiuistvstcr,
nifntnbnrg, Union Coz re