Poetry
. Spring, j; ' "
print I barbtar orjur mb1,
Of earth h milioK hraa wod, ,
Of wt fiill-lhroited harmony.
taking to ton; ob budding tt,
Kra rt lb ! ba mulo ruJ'i,
Andrad t throw a wblp'rm ahad
O'tf Iht liekrd ground whlob liot -Viaiatb
tbtir wotto canoplct. ',
To tb, I wn, tii ftatbtrctl ebolr
Citrolt III twteit, and dir .
To do thro bom prompt th onf
Which trill tb flella an.l wooJa among,
Wb tuftir uoi bar bidden (boot
Too llinid Moaaoin, and lb root
)Ut truatftil gin lo tin air
Tb bind that froiti ratraaiiog apart,
Hailing athwart lb Inernl tils .
Thai parp ,n oloU'llal' ilr lurnngb,
The rnuk right bnajr homeward rtrara.
To wbr. through cjrnla uftmia; vari,
Tb' aim hurt tfr brtnohal I' eat win
Tin win. I taiard era 114 of bit lint,
A truMrrr lirrljr tpringa aptoa
To fd n aoinn of lb rca
Wlilcb thronging rptck lb mitilit grtcn,
And wnnion wbar of Into bitib bran
Chill ibowi thai penned tho bleating plant
For frttdtfoa mid tha paaturei faint.
vfiih cltarer waTlta apaada tb rill
To Join tb rir tiiftc will SI I
Tbt fnv'nn tea wilb trlhuta-lld, -Yl
lorat It on in way to riido.
And, rippling, tell oaoh i ll aloha . .
And tlarpjr branch, I tint o J b it flown
Tb froi wbicb ebeokod It highland
toure,
And iltimuiJ iti long impatltnt court.
Wilb fulrer hutl Iho young tarth glows, ,
And prnainge giva what tiummpr-abaws
Of Bow'rjf ipUnJnr toon will buret
V bea Jimp, roia-litden. U lb trti ' .
To tempt the ainorou niahtingal
T warbl forth bii btjbiljr Ulo,
If la. not (orrow, b lb noi -Wbicb,
welling, alraiu that qulr'ring
throat.
Wilb tofler tone tbo tweet Wet plajr
Amid Ibe tree all though the day.
Hbicb lengthen lowy, till onoe ninra
dray twilight hour ne'er diet tiefora
Tbo curfew, and the hata 'gin glano
Full nimbly after Wintrr't trance ;
Then enmea again the loeem' hour,
When loring eye baee brighlel pow'r.
And low.breutlieJ vow may heitl be hearj
And inmost olior.lt mom gi'tilly etirrod,
For mHgio'l rife it twilight' mark.
And what more magic luan lor a work t
$ prtng't eloquence, alone catr (ell
Ubat aweet with ber f.ilr aolf do dwell
'Twora vain for any innrtal hand
To iwetp th lyYe wbeu her owu band
Of cborimerH pto'laim the Jy
ller bounty bringa. Mir j u ring noia
Witb murinl aong, whrti ev'rywhcr
On burnt of niuaio llt ibe nir,
Aai drown all lucauer uoiea that 1
Wilb uutur out gril vympbou
'('htimZeft'Jiturnttl
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LOST LILY.
"Wo will have it out, now, if you
pleaso, uiiiJ.ui)!" Bai l Murk Ail
fribt to Lin wift-, AuiihIh.
Aud they di 1 buvo it oat with a
Tengoancu. liotU worn liib tt ui
pored t nuithur Lad lottrued Holf con
trol.; and buforu tho suime betwuuu
tbeni was endoJ, both bud npoken
wordd such uu no two people who
love each othur uliould evur ypt-utc
If two iuditfcreut persons rpmrrul. ii
- does not atoouut to much guiic'ruUy ;
but when two who lovo euch othor
iudnlKo id tho inuuiuin pustimo, it
iu fruqiiHtitly ftnl to hnpjuie8ii.
1'boy had buuu tuitrriul but a year,
and tho sweet (,'luiuor of roiuitnce had
bardly word oil' Tuia wiw thoir first
. dis(i;reoiiicut ami it hng.in iu a Bcoret:
v I'erhaps Mr. Arkwriht hud ampl
' cause to bo anty with his wifo. . 1
am Bure thut every ruuu will think bo,
though a woman's judgment twijht
be ditTuroiit. ,
Ou tho afternoon of the quarrel ho
bad asked bin wifo to drive with hiui.
and she had duulinod ou that old
plea the beitdacho Ho hud pitied
and petted her, and kissed her hot
forehuad, aud sta othed her s ift
bloude hair, and established her on
the loutitfo in her room, w ilb a pil
low under her bund and a shawl over
her feet, buioro bo wont out for his
Afternoon drive.
Two hours later he hud ooousiou
to cross Hyde Park, aud there, walk
. Injf. slowly down oue of the m ist se
el u Jed paths, ho saw tipurpU velvot
'kitt, iwsi lo a bluok'oout Augusta
had a purple velvet skirt and looked
like an auel, her butb.in I b 1 1 fre
quently told her, all un nin Iful of
the historical fact ( that aagols uni
Torsally wear, white, aud are suppos
ed to be above tho weakness of pur
pie velvet skirts.
The airs and manners of the man
uvene decidedly ; foroiga ha was
liaodsornu," and had an uneasy op
Ipoarance eBorally . indeed, he seem
led to be constantly looking ovor bis
I shoulder. --j
I Arkwrigbt patued in the shadow
of a clump of trees, and watched the
pair. I supposed "watched" is the
proper word,"" though Arkwrlght
prided himself on beiug an extreme
It honorable man, and would doubt
less have knocked anybody down
who had insituated , anything to tha
contrary. '
l here was no mtstakinar tuo trraoe
of the lady, the wave of her golden
air, the turn of ber suowy neck
es. tha verv wreath of nurule D in-
ies on her Lt .all were Augusta 'r i
Dd in a moment more bur uusbaad
oard ber, voice.
"yai . Artnur, sne was savinff,
'evety -moment far yo i here is
ntniht witu pmil. iiose uo time in
oKiiitK nut ut uuuuuu.
"flat, darllBff.T returned tha man.
Bott)ing MM my lova fur you has
raqgnt me uere i ana it is uara ir i
tunot Jut have tliis little comfort."
It'f toore4 twa dowo tin nali
: tit.
mm
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and Arkwriffht heard no more. Hut
he had heard quite enough. He was
n white heat of passion. He dar
ed not follow them and trust himself
to speak. There was mnrdor in his
heart lie must wait a little till his
temper coolad. He wont to astabln,
hired a fast horse, and rodo him till
the aoimal was ready to drop. Thn
he went home and accused his wife.
So matter in what words thpy wore
harsh and bittor noncrh, heaven
knows and tho vile epithets ho ap
plied to her at tho out sot rousod all
ber naughty priJo and rosistanoo to
arms.
She heard him through. She at
torn p tod no defense t she made no
looiul i but whiu ho panaod from
sheer want of breath, she cursod tin
hour in which she had married him
Than she luft the room
He had all niiht to subduo him
self, and if she bad come to him in
the morning with a l easonablo et
plunution, hn would have listonod to
hor Hut sho did not coma.
After a whilo, ho soiilit htr in hor
room i but alio was gone .Sho had
takoit with hor only a baro chanjo of
ruimunt, aud left no message to toll
whitlmr slio was guilty.
Flod with hor piramonr!" 'Ark
wright said, bitterly ; and thon nnd
thero he vowod to give himnnlf no
rost until bo iiad found thio and
killod thorn both. He trind hard
to put his vow into elocution. For
throe yours he was a wandrrr
sooking always his wife and her
seducer, and finding Ih'im novor.
At last he quitted wandering, mi l
went home. He was a very wealthy
man now. Landn that hn lvvl nwn-
ed had increased prodiirioimlv in
value, and thoro was no ncod of
his npplyinir himself to bttHinoss.
He built a mansion, and lived alono
in it, with his books and thought
for company. Ho had a retinue of
servants to anticipate his cvorv
wixh ; he sat at a costly tiblo, nnd
drunk wino as old as tho hills ; he
drove horsos worth a fortnno t he
had evorvthing that wealth could
could purchase and vet ho was
uever at pnace. Though, for tho
world, he would not. have owned to
anything of the kind.
One day hi w in riding in tho s l
burns of London, wlicu lis oume up
on a lit tie eliill sin in. by tht wny
sil, siibliinu bitterlv. S'ie had hr
ipt'un full pf priuiro'i's snl violet-,
iu I a lilurk ami whilo kitten w
cuddlo I up in lir tinnn Mov.) hy
some iitpiso wliicn no chum nut
have cxpl:tiuii, Arkwriclit stiippml
bis luirso, and accosted her. Sh'"
cobbed o'll her little tit trv with nil u
uliild's ioonu 'U"iies. Hor mittitti'i
bad tfono Hotnewlicro to carry work.
and she mill Split h id cone to w.i'k
by themulvt's, and thiv h id walked
eh,' so fur 1 nnd imw thfj' wore lost
Jlcr miino wn l.iiy, and tho kit
ten's tinnie wa' Siio'tio. ao I tli'it tva
nil nIio could tell to prove lirr identi
ty Surprised at hbnll fir d.iinr si
Arkwnglit to k hi-r into the oai'riag
ki'ti n end all and carrloJ ber to
own linitip.
Ho advertixi'd Iff, nnd for the fir
t wo or three duys made aome oll'ort
ti dineover h'T relatives. Al'tur that
he did not wimt t' di(,over tb ni. In
t i t-H cold, el iicd heart ' Lily Ii id
croi t, and male her home there i
snd thn deKiilule, cvnioal in no found
limi-oli' l vinir her an a little I'efore
lie hud nut dreamed of .ivina - any.
thin; ai!'iin. Alter the lapse of a
fortnight, tho idea nf Lily's losvia
him beoanie absolutely uuSearuhle
He trot 'i nervou that ha atarled at
evety soun I o( tho hull .fWful that
some one was coming lo cl.iitn hor.
She and thn kitten bid it all their
own way lo Arkwrfcht H i'i They
-invd io the li'irary, nnd upiet the
bonk'. and tisp-rs to their in'ituil
at isfuot ion. Lily sat on Artwriithtx
kuee a great. J.-al of the litno, smu.
Inn href with hriidmir a'td cirling
his bait into the tmt grotesque
shapes; nnd Spot with Teliae smlici-
ly, tuounto.l uu Ins annul lor, ami nib
Med the top of bis pen, or throat her
inquisitive lit! .t none int i uU fjoe, all
nnreliuked, Iiut-one day, jut ss
Arkwrialit wanbnuioiilng to feol sue
ol lli child, a lady cams for ber. This
Uily was tall an I slight, and worn
black, and had bor Uoj o ivered by a
thick veil. Something in her 'low,
sweet, vomo Biinvd tbi Innermost
depths of .Mark Art wrL'hfs 'nature.
Out's Qorce pang Hliot. through him
when h eiw with what esoroe-g
Lily flow towards her.
"Mamma I darling mamma! she
cried, ctiveriog ber 'with '. kiwi r 'I
so dud oo turn I Now on ucd I, nod
Spilt aud P'tpa are all togedder I'
Arkwriittit ret Jon-U ii had
been weak euouch to teach this child
to call hint papa. He wuudnrsd wpat
the lidy t bought ot hln pie-aiuntiou ;
but sho -e'iue( unwilling to hOifiT.
Site thanked him lor the care ho h"d
given Lily offered ti ptf hlw for
bla trouble from a very 8lendorlovk-
ing purse i aud, being iudiguautly
refused, she turned to go. L,ily
was in her anns- Arkwright took
a step Uward them, aud Lily threw
an aria around ' bis neck, drawing
him up dose, and (oca to face with
the lady Through the thick (IJ4
of the veil their eyes mot Hn star
ted back, p illid and trembling.
.VuguU bo folterea, m a choked
voice.
Mr. Arkwrightr 1 ' '
She was tha calmer of .the ' twa
A woman always Is in oaaas of eiqer-
ifoncv. -lAll theoldJove'Hljroel and
Ungovernable, rose op wdthig h(ni.
. Tlua hU4.l WUoe ia It I b aak-
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MIDDLEBURG, SNYDElt COUNTY,
Mine and rouitt,' she answered
quietly. 'Sho was born four months
after our separation. 1 wish you
good morning.
He caught her in n Iron grasp.
Stop I My child. Mix I ho cried,
dreauungly as if it wore an ofTort for
him to realize it
'No, not yours now,' sho sai I stea
dily. 'You forfeited the right to
chum hor when you drove her moth
er from her homo. Mark, at this
tnuo tbo last tune I shall boo you
in this world I will toll you the
truth. You wore jealous of my
brother I'
'Your brother 1 1 never know you
had oue 1'
Thoro was where I orrcd. Arthur
was two yours my junior, and a cm
ol tuittforttiuo placed him in a. posi
tiou where bo was suspected of for
gery. Ilowus nnnblo to prove his in
nocunso, nnd ho llud from mistaken
justico. I was too proud to toll you
that 1 was tho sinter i-f one whom
tho world looked upon ns a felon. In
that t sinned. I had A secret from
you, nud upon that rook our happi
ness was w rooked. Thank Heaven !
Arthur is freo now tho guilty party
has o jtifossed, nnd my bruthur is u
man once mora.'
Arkwright snatched her to his
lil'nut utiil U'finl I twit In Inn. .v.. i
She tried her best to escape, but be
held her fast. 1 supjiuse he won
her pardon soma way, f jr sho ro
tuaiued ut Arkwright House, nnd
Lily and Sport remained likewise.
Oo thoro to-day, ami you will sue
tho happiest family this side of I'ai -udisu.
distilled Ppirits.
The Attti fur Pi-opwil la Aiiitn t th
AVt
run utw.
Tho new bill to amend thn inter
nal revenue laws of tho V uitod
States relative to taxation of distill,
ed sprits was introduced in the
houso by Mr. Whiting, of Illinois.
I'ho main provisions of tho bill nro
the rediicuioti of tho tax to lUly
cents ; the bonding of revenue a
gents, und tixiug their compensation
at $7 per day ; tho ascertain uiout of
tno quantity of ejnrit by weight us
well us guaging und ptoviug ; the
paymetit of tax upon tiio actual
quantity includnu fractious, instead
of approximate gallons, us under the
oxisung law ; f M'in l liti tho uso of
secotid baud barrels iu tint la:'gnr
cl.tss of grain distilleries t providing
for tuo c iitHolid ition of the oilitios of
storekeop ir and ganger in small din
tillui'ios i tiio tib ilitiou of gaugor in
tho pruuiiaes of wholosula liqu u
dealurs allowing d ialers in Ainoii
oau wino to soil witnout a wholesale
duaW's licuuso wiues of their owu
production at any point; exempting
from seizure by revenue oiliiters on
more suspicion packages of distilled
spirits bearing regularly issaod tu
paid staiup-i Tins last provision is
the otto recommend d by tho ro
tluco exchange of New York an 1
Merchants' exohango of St. Louis.
Too bill provided further that deal-,
ers who collude with fraudulent dis
tillers, or kuovingiy receive fraudu
lent goods, shall ou conviction, for.
foit tueir lioemos an 1 ho ineligible
for further lioeuso under the inter
nal revenue laws. It embraces ma
ny features similar to the Well's bill,
and some details of tho bill submit
ted by the commissioner of internal
revenue, but its general tendency is
to secure tax at tho distillery, pre-,
veut offi tial extortion, and release
co umerco from s uv) of its present
tramiii lis. It does uot embrace the
civil service features of tho Meade
bill or decrease tho number of olU
cers, except gangers, but doos dell no
tueir duties mora clearly and limits
their disoretiouitry powers.
Deep Pi.owivu It often happens
that some theoretical writer rocom
motids deep plowing, without stating
the whole onset and sometimes farm
ers injure their lauds by following
the advice of theso writers, soiivi of
whom never plowed a rod of laud in
their lives, but as they are often ad
mitted to the columns of respoctabte
agricultural papers,, whose editors
are not practical farinorr, their sub
eoribers aro sometimes inaliuod to
follow their instructions, if not well
posted in the matter, and often to
Uie injury of their lands.. It is sheer
insanity, i to apoak, for a farmer to
plow his land a foot doep, whore it
has but threo or four inches of fer
tile surface soil, as the good soil is
buried under a mass of subsoil that
is as barren at) tho sea shore. Tho
pith of tho whole matter lies just
here t uever plow over two iuulios
deep at a time than your fertile sur
face soil extends. Theu if you put on
a little manure, and cm get a good
'catoh' of rod clover upon it, turned
upon it, turned under tha second or
third year, pl iwiug two inches deep
or than before, and if you koep up
this aystem of turning under a crop
of clover . occasionally, tha aonoud
crop of the season (saving the Ars
for hay, rolling it down flat after
rains, so as to bo e tvered, well, you
can in a few. yearn obto.a toil eight
or twelve inchjs leon, . whoro but
three oj1 oar ioohes tiefora existed.
-' .
,ls9A Hmurt answer A minister
in one of his paroohial visita met a
oowberd, and uakel h'm what o'clock
it waa. " "About twelve, air,'' was the
the reply "Well," quoth tha rain
lafcri1- "! uhmiivht it titA Kvin mniA '
"It's never any mo -e herd," said tha
twyi "It Just faioi Q9 aai '
.1 V 1
Maxims.
Tho following maxims aro from
Hulls new book, 'How tJ live
Long." i
1. Ono of the happiest and most
independent of all human occupa
tions is that of nu intelligent farmer
whoso Ian I is paid for and who
keeps out of debt.
2. Tho fascination of salaried
positions is ton often tho fascination
of a serpent, which beguiles but to
destroy.
r3. l?o your own master, nnd
master of your calling and you will
soou become master of others.
4 Next to religion, thero is no
element no essential to success iu
life us vigorom, robust h ..'tilth.
fi, A sound mind in a sound
body is a fitting found it ion for all
that is high nud uoblu iu human a
chievoinent. .
0. The safest and best rcmo lios
in tho world nro warmth, rest nnd
abstinence tho brutes employ those.
7. Physical, metal and moral
health aro iiiterdopondonts hetico
what improves or proiiutes oue im
proves and promotes tho others.
8. Almo ;t n 1 feel gratified at
every pound's increase iu weight as'
if people, luo pi0's, wore mcasnroil
by fat.
I). To livo well is a glory i to die
well is n bliss.
10. A wise care of the he alth in
vouth, is tho best assurance of u
long lift, ni un o irly attonsion to ro
ligiou is tho .foundation of uu im
mortal eis' once.
11. That in in lives tho longost
who dose the tno.it good.
12 Ho brings tho most hap
piness to himself who d so the most
to promote tint happiness of others.
III. Tho most healthful form of
exorcise is that which involves ex
hilarating outdoor activities.
I I. Chilliness of body dampens
tho spirits, sours the temper, and
reiideis the whole man unlovely.
lo. The comforts aud con von i
ences of life save trouble, save labor,
economize time and udd to our hup
piucss generally.
r-a-a-
Mil I'KDITNCI.K and un Cow. Mr.
I'eduuclo went out to milk tho other
day Now if thoro is ono thing Mr.
I'ednncln prid.is himself up u, it is
his perfect comiiMiid of a cow. With
his bnciitit on the ground be milks
with both hands, nnd sings inota
while, occasionally best owing a war
ning upon tho ojw if s'io winks her
tail at him or tt i'-s to scratch' hor
hack will) hor hind foot On this occa
sion he ha I nearly liuished Uud wus
singing cheerfully :
"Iy soul(so now) bo on thy guard
(What iu tho Kgyptiuti sand hills
mis this cow )
"Ten thousands (thunder nud
dorax I stand Htill) foes arise"
Aud as Mr. i'eduuclo raised him
self up front the barn lloor uud
wiped tho milk out tf his ears uud
nose, ho saw up in tho loft tho wifo
of bis bosom with a long switch iu
hor hand, with which she bad been
tickling tho gentle unituU's nose,
nnd she s lid in an awful voice :
"Oliver lo luuelu, I reckon you'll
wrap your old tihaeno-hj.x iu my
handkerchief again, next Sunday,
wont ye 1 and have unto talioit
to church and hliug it out o a tho
llo ir hey f"
When ho milks now, Mi. I'olunclo
sings very softly, iudoid. nnd keeps
one eye ou tiio loft C'hi-!tjt C'ottf
Vr, VAN'ii:itnn.T's Cannm Oornolius
Vandorbilt, in tho year 1810, when
only sixteen years of ago, un 1 New
York bud but 80,00 J people, began
bis career ns captain of a sail-boat
which used to run from thn beach
atWhitohitll to St iter Island, carry
ing pasitougors at oightoon cents
i ... .i. . l t ... & . .1.:..
eucu. 1'i'oiu in at u.y to 10119. ,
through a period of sixty-six years
Vandorbilt has boon steadily engag
ed in carrying freight mi l passengers
by land and so t. by steamboat und
railroad His first vessel was tho
Charlotto, launched in 1SL2. by him
self aud brother-in-law. With the
Charlotte h costod to South Ctr
olma In I HIS ho was engaged us a
oaptuin of a steamer plying between
New York and New Urunswick. N. J
at whiuli lattor plaoo Mrs. Van ler
bilt managed to build a hotel In
ISGD. at the ago ot thirty live, he
was worth Hd.n l ), and determine 1 to
start for himself The first steam
boat he ever built iu Caroline, which
finally went over the Niagara Falls.
I'o day those who are most familiar
with bis ulVaiis rate him ut Irom $7i-
lud.O'JO to $ 3 1.000.0 JO. It is un
derstood that the bulk of his fortune
will go to bis son, William H. Van
dorbilt Mr. Vandorbilt first mar
ried, lSld, Miss Sophia Johnson, tho
daughtor of a neighbor living ueur
his father's farm, o.i Statan Island
She bore him thirteen chillren. He
married a second time, at the age of
seventy aix. a lady from the South
some forty-five yeare youngor than
himself. The old gootlomau looks
bale and hearty. ...
Josh Billings has written a
play. . The principal part will ba ta
ken bf tha bind legs of a mule, and
the dramatic movement will bo has
tened bv tha business end of a bar
net, skillfully Introduced. '
Hw YYbst i that which no man
wants, which, if any man has. ba
would not Dart for untold wealth"
"Awa awl,
atwa
PA., JUNE 8. 187G.
Treasurers Sato ot Seated and
Unseated Lands In Snyder
County t878.
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Marph Villi 11 na mm.l .menu ilier tu anil
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hu.in.-a rnlr.i-i.- l lo lii onr 'i ' luMiVar'r'?'.
-'ia. i roini.l ttantiuti. llflir l:i. tprll, i la-
inh "f I'i.' ii'iim li'ilul. U"
a!
OILS II. All SOU),
VHoi'iU'.V in Ituwi"'.".
Miiiiii.Kin i:u, '
I'r.ifi'-il.mal hiialtu ,niruat"il lo hi aai iuo for
l" l.p .r.i.i. lv to-Il l.' I l. I IVl 1 'TI'-. "
J.
lllOMI'-)S Ii A K I II,
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fyf 'la 'i '' " . i n I.nvllab ail
l.-rr. . ..i' ' c '
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4 i,iih i i'i" ' - 7
v . pot n:u.
.'i rrohXNY a r l a w.
S-lin4ijrovo Pa ,
OTirlii- pr-ifi -I'l'i'il aTVirr to tha.
p itilio. All l-'ifnl l'ii-ina nilrn-ll In hi
curt- will ici'iMfi1 I riniil atti'iii'i'ti. tllliaa
inn 'lnnr th ira lha Nuw Lutbrtan CburcU.
July. .h 'TLi.
11
ATTHIINKV AT lVf,
SELlSiJK'iVE. SNTUKP. t'KCSTT. Pa
f!rpi.Ki, '6"ir
A.-
SIMPHON,
ATT'lUN r.X AT I.
N'iirtlitin.lii'rl'nd, Ta.
iTar hi pruff.ioii'il m rrii-e In Hi pab.
ir. .Ml lii"in-a i.iir..ti I ia bi oars
aill Ik uroinptlr aUouJcl In..
I inn. ir. 'onr
j. rirruis,
Justica of the Peace,
Middlcburg, Snyder canity. Pcnn'a
rniivTnrt i.,n-. an. I rill- Itmc 'nait.
ri.rrlliini Inlruat'd M lua mm 'HI r'ii
pr.itiif.l nltfliil'in. .I'im 11. ' A.
H J- V KANAWKI..
rilYHII IAS Al m'Rf.Ed!!.
f rnfrvvllle, rtayilrr ., Pa,
IITrr hi profanioDnl sortiort In Ik
oniiiia. n itstr
yyi a. m. .MiidT '
rirsiciAX Axn surgeon,
Iffrrt hit prnfe ionl rrit lo ilia aid
iru f Ailaiuiburf anj liciait v. Srpl, 71
Du. j. Y.HHI SPF.L,
fltlRUEOM ASH lMITSIClAW,
Mhldlcbury Ft.,
fTra hit profoulonal arrrioi to tba ait
itBDt of MiJJUjurf aud virimtr.
Mrab ei.'fi7
1. MO.NBECK,
J notice of the Pence
Adamtburg, Snyder Co., I'a.
W II ti lo bi offio at tb ar-ovt mrnilon
dplae. on MtlNPAY and SATURDAY
il aaob k, whan all kind of baias
rrlaliag lo bla offio, will b allcaJid It
Jun 20 78if
F. VAN BUiSKlUK.
lUROICAL A MECiMfflOAli DENTIfll
8Iinsrov Panni
A. WKTZUL, -r
Justice of tha Peace,
JSeavtrtown, Suyder Co., I'm,
All Ha l of otlrajlloBS siada an llbva
rru. Pro ptv attasdp la all Kapiaaas
arrviNtt r & r ?t
ityar laaatlna
illPtNj.truina
rta. In n, a
nltalnint lis
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