The Post.
Kindle burg, Nov. 9,
J. CROUSE. Editor & Pronric'.or.
Than8jivina Proclamation.
rcxrsvr.VAxrA.ss:
u . In U.o rmmo nml by tlio nil
tlioritjr f)f tlia Cjminju.reitUU of
lVtmajlTniiiit :
Joun F. LTartsa stc,
Qtrornor of the exii UjinnionwoiUli.
.1 ViW.-M l.'tVl.
Nolvitlirtlinilintf tlio prrnpht "Id
proHnioii of lnmiiicsR, ntvl Urn nrcoin
pitnjii;r, Ji:,trrn, (!io riooplo of thin
conutry coiif.it. uu t unjoy nuinif'.M
l!ei-;in;n, nn.l tlio nioro pippcinilv in
tlio proHorvntion of tliuir itiHlitntioiiH
ttn.1 li!)i:rtic3, t!irflit;'!i tlio vii-iv.'ii
ttldos of n eeuturv. an.l in tho ot!fi.l
fdnlnopn of ft Chriuti.iti fnit!i tlutt the
light of 0.'l'n fivji' a only totnpn
farily ilimruRil ly tlio cloti.ld that
darken tho country.
Now, therefore, f, John F. Hurt
ran ft (HviTimr of I'ontisvlv.'iniii, do
rccommond tlmt tho pooplo of thin
Com tuun wealth, lining nulla all ho
culur ooi'iipntionn, miactnblo tiiettior
on tlio Thirtieth d:iy of November
187G, teiti tlid piiinn tiny net npatt
thorofor ly tlio lVcsi Kut of tho t'ni
to I M.tti', to i;ivo tliauliM to Al
mighty flod L.r liirt rontimiod kind-!
ticHH, nnil t) fn;rit ly prayer nn I '
thtinkftil.i.'Hri tho fiillill.nunt of all '
riiftunflilhln iimv.a nn.l tlin tri:it i l.i.i I
----- t 1 - -
tion of all juHt tlotiiruri.
iJivoii undor mr hand nn 1 tho
pre.it seal of tho St iti, nt Il:ini
bur;,', this thirty-lliHt d iy of October :
in thoyciir of O ir L, mm t.i u-
ntn l ci,'htli.indrj.l eovor.ty-Htj. and
of tho Cjuinionwtu.Ui tho ono hun-
died and llrut.
J. I. iltAiiivr.
By tho Oovoruor :
.M. S. (Jl-av,
Sicrttary of tlio Commonwealth.
.VtntioL' Ai.vinitST at J:suino.
Duriii,' tho dciu'wratio n.irudo at
iv.'auinc;. a low u.iys n 'o. a iaitro
i . , . - .
crod of liiun, women and childiou !an i which ho had caught from tlio
lia collected on tho portio of Uro horso through tho Hor on tho back
iieucr IjaII. corner of Kifjhth and 0f mlli Tho poor man Buil'-ro 1
1 oun rects. to view tho pro-eMsin. terribly, was delirious throughout
A couple of drunken men qiurriliiij,, lm, a.iV, an.l into tho flight on Sim
on tlio struc t in front of tho parlies i , .... ti in 1 f. lit i )iOiiti.i tvlti.ll Iwi
attrp.cled their attention, nnd while
loaning against tlio cn.ml rail alon
tho ed;;o of the iortico to look over
nt tlio movements of Uicno drunken
men tho railing ruvo way, pivuipi
tatin,' p.bont thirty men utid child
ren eighteen fi;ut headlong uiiou the
Ktreet Twelve peiKoiiH were severe-
ly injured, receiving contunions of
tbo head mid fice. Somo had their
arms, ankles and thighs broken, and
others BitiVered iuterual injuries.
The Wiiono Man in tub IVmtss-
TIAMY.-Tho Albany KnMvrMer, I
says :-Tho other .'lay two persons '
named O'llaro woro commilted to '
i'mII (In. i tv .i a .-., ... ,;n.. i . ii. J
...... (uoiiiuibUM l LUtJ..
ponitoutiary for Hix inontha, whilo
both wero Htill in jail. When Jailor
Crounno h illooe.l for O'H no, to no
to tho penitent iury. ho did not apply
tho Christian name, and tho result
waa that tho chap who had not been
noutetieod, but who was aiotls to net
out, answered, and ho was taken to j
tho penitentiary. A few day later i
Oilaro was naiu called bv .lail.u
CrouiiNo. and tho other chap who had
really been henten 1. an.swer. ,1. On
reaching tho front olliee. a disehar-o
nwttiti..! I. i... .....I I... ..... ...f i;u
i tty. It was then discovered th.it
tho innocent man hnd been convey
ed to tho penitentiary, whilo the
guilty ono escaped. Tho chap enti
tlod to disehai'o is Htill a piisouur,
rilYSIl'IANH Pl'Z.I.DIl. Johll Stlllts.
nod '2't years, of N'c.v JJruiiHwick,
noticed that Honiethin was wron
with his pal.ito. Soon a fuu-jus-liko
growth appeared, and it increasi.'il in
hir.o until it forced open his mouth
ltespiration was attended with puiu
at very luealh, nnd it was torture
to partiko of food. Tho funiiH
sumcd the shape of a full-blown rose.
growing fold upon fold, and taking u
bitek-rod color. On Sunday .Stults
was not able to take iiouriHliiiieut and
nftor a loni consultation Drs. Kieo,
Jane way, mid Voun' mado an iuei
bion in liis throit and iiiHerted o sil
ver tube, through which hit immedi
ately bo0Mil to bre.ttho. Food was
ii'do given to him through it. Yoa
terJay Stults wroto on apioeo of pa
per that ho felt niiioti better. To-d iy
tho physiciana aro to removo tho
fungus with tho knifo. Tho piobu
blo I'fbult puzles them.
Coal pou Xovemheh Tho riiila
tlelphht an 1 Kuading Coal nnd Iron
Company stato that tho following
will bo tho juices of coal for tho Into
nnd city tr ido for tho month of No
veujber ut tho points named :
At H.lmyl. Ilav. n
)' 11. ii. .i I ( anal.
Lump rj.nt)
rStoamboat U (K)
Urokeu 2'Jo
l'gg 2.3
Stove & Hiuall btovo 2.75
Chestnut 2.2
Tea loo
A,..l',,.r.!,j;t"n
by Canal,
2 11
2.:u
1.11
tioveniors ruisburv. or M n-
nesota, Kirkwoo l, of Iowu, Hardin,
of Jlissouri, O.-boro, of Kaima, lon
nington, of I)akotu, (Jnrbeo, of Xe
bruika, and Hovoral cniiuont profes
sors and gentlemen, met at Omaha
a fewdayd ago, for tho purpose of
uiscunsiujj niouos ana means of rid
ding the country of grasshoppers.
A committee was appointed to pre
pare nn J pieaent a Buries of resolu
tions to tho faruiors of tho country
And a memorial to Congress.
S?The Foltz wheat is nientionod
in the monthly report of tho depart
ment of Agriculture as ono of tho
urorito ami leading varieties in this
country. It Lad its origin in tho
tippop end of Huntiugdou county
this Statoj not mnny jsars ogo.
A Man Who had his Wish.
Tlio body which had tho honor of
tho firot ci'onitited in tho Uni-
1870i!'e Stati s wits that of an Ir imii lax
oorcr, wuo bph mfi.i in miuiim;' tlio
fiirnucrH. nn 1 lieforo lr.ntliin; his
hut ho lc(ii('Htcd that his ho iy bu
cn iivtU'd in tho furnace ho assisted
building. At precisely four o'clock
the body nrrived at tho ftirtnco in
tho haiidH of hit pull bcarci'4. It
tvnn le.i I on a sort of litter construct
ed fur tho occnuion. It whahhIo of
plain bhtclc wnlir.it, tritn'iie.l with
nat in, and by thix mown tlio useless
coflin was dispiiiHu.l with. Tho body
.w placed in t'.io fiirtiioo and tho
ll inien turncit npoa it at 4:10, and
in forty minutes afterward what wan
onco a bo ly was then about mx
irirts f whito nalif, which were
immediately placed in a be.mtiful
urn roiiHti iii'tod cpocially for tlio
occasion. It bars tho following iu
licrintion :
"This urn contains tho allies from
tho remains of TIuitih Collins, who
was cremate 1 at Washington, Pit.,
Dctobor ft. IX7. Ho was a uativo
of Iielari'1. of tho t'ountv of Cork,
and near Clio Toivn of IIjIIh C istlo.
Died October 3, 1:17(5. "Poio tj his
nshes.''
A Sing ilar Ojcurrcnso.
Homo tint 3 ao Alex in lr Si'ott, a
f irmer liviti:? ne.r ('hurry Hill, C.'cil
county, Ml, ni.i.l.j an exchano of
Ihh ko, tho horso which ho got wiN
ferin-,', from what ho thought was a
lij'ht attack of distcmpor. Two weeks
nfii.-r the horse was 'ottiin, a larjo
uli'ei' njipeared on tlio back of his
IihikI v.'liero there h 1 1 been a slight
:lvii.lrkit lii.f.irA an.l ii'r...i.l un.
l..-.. ,: f...., if r.. it...
w...-k Mr. Scott hecamo anVcUvl with
;a fl(V0r, whi. h tho d ictor thought
WM m 0r.Iiu-ry c iso of iiitermittont
fever, tho ulcer on tho hand having
very nearly healod. lu a fosr days
however, tho fever bee.imo more iu-
toiiso and Mr. .Scott was found cov
ered with ''buton fancy," which
nhowod, without doubt, fiat tho un
forlunato man was miU'miii'' with
.'I tndi rs." which the borne h id, and
t - - , - -
i,,.r
.lied. ..
CtrA reniarkablo incident ocenrod
at a Haw mill in Acton. Out., wlnlo a
1 pi no lo.r wa biting sr. vol up into
! lumber. Tho outside slab and one
r'"'1 "i"1 ""L,"M,t ,!- HMl1 w,1,1
fh" ol'kl11011 Wel OVtr t!l"
tUl'-v w,'ru "I'pnHo.t to seo a
I'"""? l'"k" i"lt ,f " ""'
I in which ho was imbed lit I, and where
ho had baruly escaped heiii! cut up
''' tho mKV' " nv tho si rancor (jot
ll1"!r"l vvrtrt a ,n'H.tt,ry. wn com-
"? W''aB.l in tho wood, with no
l"U(! Mmn of '"!'TS r l"'rs
As tho loi was tho fourlli or titt.i
t. . . .
i Jioiu iiiu unit oi mo tr.n. um
posi
tion niiiHt havo been at least fifty or
sixty feet from tho (,'roun 1, and ho
had no doubt k'r.nvn "l' w'tl1 't from
infancy, bein .f probably hundreds of
years old. Tlio animal was juito
tlat and nearly as lai'o as a iikiu'h
h ind. Ho was porfoctly blind, but
when taken from his bed ho made
use of his limbd to crawl awuy. Tho
;,''t0 H P!-,',,,.v "l"'1 w',,h t,J"
''' i.''",'" of a d-cayed spot about a
, f"ot,".' "?arUl 1 '? H 'llow M'L'
ii which ho was uiiboddod.
V. ('ontiectiout jiaper tellsn'
hornblo ft.irv about lho burial alive
of a well kno.vn citieu of Xnrwieh,
j in that Slate, who died sudd oily re
cently. It is to tho effect that aft.r
i the collin had been lo.vero l into the
i (jravo and tho relatives and friends
ihad left, the person employed to till
tho .,'i'iivo while iloinr to heard a
'dran;,'o noino coining from tho collin
I as of a man trying to break out
Tlio report continues tint tho man
: KiiperHtitiomlv lied, to return soon
as-I111''1' to.,"'"r 't repeated ; that lie
finullv tilled up tho lthvo but said
nothing concerning what ho heard
until somo days after. The collin
was nftor H whdo exhumed, and it
W'is found that the man was buried
nlivo tho evidences of a tttruglo for
releaso from tho awful futo being ap
parent. i I
Sai.km, X. J. Nov. 2. Tho trial
of tho livo men who wero indicted
for complicity in tho Walk ir-Woo
den priso ti'ht, ut Room's Orovo,
which resulted iu tho death of l'hilip
Koster, alias Walker, concluded to
day with a verdict against all of the
fivo men who wero under indictment.
Tho excitement has rather increased
than nlmto 1. Tho court room was
densely crowded. Tho prisoners
James Woodon, tho surviving princiw
pal iu tho light i Sam Collyer, his
second wore Heetnincrlv inditl'orent.
i 1'ivlor tho verdict tho Court Ins
great liberty in sentencing, ns it
may give tao pruoncrs, uudiT tho
2 3l! Jersey law, nuywuero from ti
S-lrjlfk-'W montlm to twenty jeaxn' iax
2 8(J ; piisoniiient,
OirJohn
at Sriueh
Donah uo was convictod
Chunk, on Tuesday of
last week, of tho murder of Morgan
l owell, nt Summit Hill, iu 187 1.
Hois the tenth member of tho Ancient
Order of Hibernians convicted of
murder in the first degroo. I'utrick
Hughes has been committed to jail
ut l'ottsvillo, on tho chargo of burn
iug tho riiiladelphia ic Reading do
put at riiscarora lust year.
KiTThoro is a groat faniino nnd
drouth in many of tho districts of
India, and, in consenueuco, iniieh
sullering, and, 300,000 pooplo will
havo to bo providol for by eharity.
teiirTho richest mine yet dincovor
cd in tho lilark Hills, yiolds its owner
$K00 a day at nn expouso of JIOO.
Tho greater part of the other dig
gings avorage as low $1 a day.
Ktkancs o' Tai : Rail. Ou oub!
of the 1'vnnsvlvAiiin trains east re
cently was family with whoso life
is associated nn interesting history.
Tho Altoonn Mirror relates it thus :
Mis. Foid residing in Illinois and
was on her way, with two children,
to tho Centennial. Somo throe
years n;;o she and her husband had
a dilT'iculty which resulted in their
separation. lie quit tho neighbor
hood In which lio liad reflided with
her nnd took tip bis nbodo in New
Oilcans, 'lho wifo in tho mean
time lived in entiio ignorance of her
husbaud'H whereabouts, not b ii p -posing
that a reunion would ever
bo effected. When tho car arrived
in tho depot hero tho lady nlihtod
from tho car and pal took of some
refreshments."'' When about to take
her plico on tho car nyain her eye
met those of a gentleman (danding
on tho platform whom slio nt onco
recognized as her luiBband The
recognition was mutual. Thn mem
ories of tho happy days of old como
b:wk to both of thrill, a cordial re
union took place in tho cars and
they proceeded eastward together.
Mr. Ford had passed tho night in
this city, having arrived hero on tho
Atlantic tho evening previous, and
not di siring to coiitiuuo Lis journey
by night.
.1 Shi'iin Moii' A lady rcs'nlini;
in Vi 1'itl-itoii while perloiinin on
her piano s.mie dsvs ago, heard what
appeared to le I he voice ol' a lird
riiirptnif merrily, and seemingly en
ili sviiiing to ceompauy the notp of
the iicoruuiciit. It'iieu she stopped
plaviii the mvs'Ti.ius nccuinpiitivit
also stopped, i"he s.niuiN appp.ned to
come from Let wren the walls liehind
the piano. On tlm second day after
the discovery, tho same tliio occurred
asin nn. I lady became very cuii- 1
ons In know the cause of it. She made
search evervwbci hut could not see :
wlicr. by any p.viihiliiy a lord, for she 1
IMSglllcl It 'r l,lr I, ultl I h lTd tin-
.riitiK"l iitrlr In tbr wll. Uo tht tliir.l
ils.y iit who lo the iisno sefrrnl tim.
nu I n fifm K( nht 1 1 iv t thr nm-icl
o.iira .if lh my lcri.iiM minsi rl ko.l lout
n l iinimio with lisl eh rfurint l. Ttro
win'k p I. nnil one .lnjr wbil st Ibe
iaiiriimrni, i usual, hfr tjt wii iieMwi.
ly stlrscicl bj Iht nppcnriic ut noun
Hiiiiil cm nan f n I r Ih iinnii, Tlei I t ly
U.i u!.ii-r?.-. 1 b rr her hi iln iilor m
uiukiii( it noise, n I whilvalic linone.l ulie
dipoferi"l lltat lh innii. 1 1 s'ieilly
iiiliuii. All win Iiqw rXilniiiil, flm
pluycj ilifTiTfnl lino, siel lh ntniie
( U iuKf l at liripii'iiily. Vihfo "In Ani'h
i. Hi rii.net iiiiiirr nu lilvnly nn) fn
li'td i imill b.'lt iu lbs rrur i f thr
h pi I in eut Tbn Is.ly now (JelTiMinnl up.
nu n curinfr li t uniir, uU LJ prmy
hsfl Id Jo o, l iil v vvt.i u.i 11 v rinkvrlrl.
I ho inn u ii nut in hp pon-r-ftieK nil. I i '
'I'nir , ni- ii Hiiuoi iifer c insry
n l wli il ! inorf, nul!j-cnrrim Ibf sir
ut' the pirrti priforiut.l by iia miu up
ou I Lib pisno.
Siiociimi Scn at A Ujn.-. A bock.
ng tcirnt oi'iin.J at tuurral wsii'b lunk
pl'iit in on ut llie iite.rlia .if lliii c'uy
Ipw .ln . 'rbi . nif ti..t),l.
inn', sil l i Li e t :n u: r . I i ti r!itiivi of llio
ilri'rur I wrrt , nvnc f t.y .,rn.w ihsi
lh burial wan l-fl ulir'y In lh enrr of
'iitnt tiirula hn Tnlunlrf.l Ihrirair
iicn iu iyiiu tk lit'i a-el irihin to I h v
ilfsl Numli.'ra k",t.'I ar.i.iu.l ilif
urs lo . i c.iitiu ,,wrr., hutllic
iuiu Laving uli irita i.r Unit part i.fi'ic
errrini.tiy rt ai intuXic iif l Dial it aan
iliim-ily d.ina. To o;i lli cli:sX litur
in,, i.r.i a:i.i.iun ui wnn :i Crown oil
mo ciiiiin iiuo or I lie purly frll intu lb
tn'.iv. uiel icaui .j ruiaiiUJ tbir lbs)
be foul I tiul riricaia bimai'll'. A c.i'ii.
iiiiiuii, li u hciur i.U l h - t iti!in;il I
lo i.-oiiu liim, ,ul hf alao ftll iuio
ibv (.-nir, an.) i Ler h uh air.Klil in
fiiu iimil aomv m' Ilia a li. r aiiau.l jiiih,
wlm ! alioL-kv.l uu .1 juaily ininaiil al
lho uiiii-uil iH-curi ., lilifj l it p Uruhk
i'll pun- inn um 1 pimii..j llioiu u-i Ii', krpl
ili. ui sway mini tin. J...1.1 wti kin.ily I'.. hi
1 I o el in iis kiiiilrcJ vluy. .Vrruniun
I'.'i'i'.nr.oi.
tat' I'M ward S. Stokes, who f.lir,t
James Fisk, jr., in January, 1872.
wus discharged from the Auburn
State prison on Saturday last. The
term of his imprisonment was four
years, nino mouths nn I twenty-one
days, o has changed very much
iu Hppearatice, is atllicte 1 with asth
ma and in some degreo has paid tho
pellalty of his groit oft'oiHo.
To The Public.
II"; in iv ! ii tli t;.icrtrrl (hut
oim unscrupulous 'Htrtien are ctr.
I'lilnliifj tliv. njiort tlutt ire are
rhmiHj out " or " tlfit wa hme nn
stork vfyooili on hitnd " inonler to
injur? u.1 d-onr tut.iinriu. To thl tec
t tlutt me ,ire tit HI ilolni ln.iincsti
nt tieolil stuml nihl pr.ipufe toilt) so.
Our assortmrnt tit . ioml its (if' not
b'tttr tlmi ) tin' tn thr. comttntif.
lie ask ull our olil cuxtomrrs to
continue with uu mot in rile ull uth
crs to mil uiul examine our foul.i
um jirir, ,s ll! !,.! lij honorable
and fair tkulintj luU 'nji a trade
nii't rojoae coiitiituin; thr. mime
"".' Waganseller & Son.
X. 27711. iiic.
Assij:iieo Xotieo.
Lli jiersons interested aro here
A
li not Sail thai William I Mo nr
........ nnvoor onunty, inula o an.
iluniiioiit ol all hi allm'i,, rani ami iiorminul to
tha iimlornUna I IOr th lionalit ol MIh cru litora.
All por.oiu havliiK . lulina uro ra.uat. lo iir.i.
fni tho u to the uii li riixno I. an.l persona In
ilahiua ui piua uuko iiniiiailnna i.iv u. nt.
Jo.NAl'JIAM .MIYi;il.
"V . 'T". Alfiiaa.
Ki-itfjiy Shoeji.
C1AMK to tho premises of tho nn
'iler.ltfnail In Franklin tip., an Woilu.luy,
Nov. l.t, ,t 'I IlKKK SMEI-'.H. Tha unnorl
rariunale.1 to otoua f..rMarl. urova Droourtv. n.v
rl'iir.., an.l uwa tiitD away ur they hill la
r,u Bi:i.-UI IIIHH l' I 14,
Nov.l WILLIAM KKV.MIEn
(fir) ailuy at homo. Aifimta wimto.l. Outfit an
I'll term, liee I HL't h i;o., Aunu-ta, Me. ly
A flT'TJT'Q Taaubacrlbfra lin.nuJir
l .i
aavnuu AWiimrirr .apur
llnlr at r. , .
MliMVuM fc
Sl'UMbLLlt
I'uba., I'liiUJ.., ta,
JAMKS J. MIT0IIKLU Proprietor
Uifllinburg, Union County, Pa.
SiTMr, Mltohell toolt p.,e,on of thlipoi.u
lur luimlon tiia lit or April, anil .I. air. a all Irom
N.j) ilar oouuty a wall a. all utbora, u. a tt
ami ai'.i) .III alvaya be UlluU Willi IU heat lu
Lmrkul a I .ir.ln. M ...
' - .' - is, le.
y-AI. H. IIAUDIXO,
Jl'l'nri' nl' iiiri nniiiK
C CJOII ViVlHJOf.
L' 1. I'l.. ... ......
niLiiu.ti, ouyuur ouuuly, J'tt.
. .uu.,, iruiugu pariaiuioti in me
ufflraoijuatlnaulttiei'aaaa will lia alUmUa t
aiauuct uuuea. Ar'. Wit.
wrV.9 Cheapest h The World.-
petersoh'Omike.
Great Induction to Clufoi.
Postage I're-I'aid to Mail Subscribers.
Psrrnaos'a Maivtiks h tha Mt Orlt'
nal sti.rira of ny ..t ttia I tily'a l"ik, tha Imut
('.Inrvl lh.m HUm tha bat Ha 'al pit. tha
lit .fl I hicravln.f, h,.be. F.ffrr fimlljr
nuitht to t4k It It slaK miit lor tha mnnM
Ihii anv In tuaW.iri l It lll eoouin, nait
y. ar, In In twairt numbara
( uo Thousand i'ages I
Fourteen Splendid Stool Tlategl
Twelvo Colord llorlin rnlternn 1
Twclvo Mammoth Colorod Fashions !
Nino Hundred Wood Cuts!
Twenty-Kour Ta-Tea of Musia I
It will sltoglva flv flrlKlnal t5ipT'lnhi.
Nuril!t-. Iiy Mr. Inn S. stonhtn'. Kr ink
l. llnr.lli'l. Mr. Krti ola IliiU'ii 111 ii. t!,
Mrii.ts Itoilv ami l.'iry II. ll.hMia. a!iio,
n.ar'y a h'i iilra.1 Hiort-r irloi. ll Orldnal
by lho ba.t sulhora of Amur In. lu aut,n. u
HmilS Colprcl Mun Plates
araaht.lnr all ot.r. Tho-a pi ttaa ara an
Krared on atasl. I lca tie) uul ilia
TERM3'alwa73 in A.lvanctO $2 00 a Year
J t.'oplc for 3 '0
1 " !'
WH'i a .! nftha pra'nlU'S iilniuro H sn)
'iT.irnwaiii' surran'lar.o tiva'loiur aurv
liil, lo Ilia person sal Inn u, tboClub,
4 l'plr f r aji.w)
a " a. oo
With an 'lr ropy of th Mtna'lna f r H'T,
aas pramiuio, to tha parion k'Hos up tha
Club.
S f'nplei for
T '
91
I'.ia
" " I3 W
With hvhan tr ci ..rtha M4iiifor
MTT. an. I tha pfmlun .li u -. a. tira .I .Ha r
augrarln t tha parn Katiloii tip tha Chili
Al.trM, pott -palj
CHARLES ). PETERSON,
:t o; rhestnut S'W, t'hil i 'n'oliia. Pa.
.Sparlmcu rant gratia, Itwrltlat for.
1 ) Ml XI ISTIt I ) U S NOT U:C
A V I Mtr f ndtnlninTJitlnti nn the tUt of
.ln!m T lintlntfli. Ute of rnntre iwp ., sny ir
uri'ierlt(nei. AH trna Vii'itn ihnni Im
ti)ott tl t M ( m iiiftkf lmm-
1Utt tytnTit hil Vftn Imvltitf claim
H'ffnt mJ ttat will prnt thrn7.if inttla
uini r.. jAt'OU II. II It I' W AN,
Mor. t, 'TO. AUtnltilfirator.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Cray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
onco agree
able, healthy,
nud effectual
for picscrv-
Ving the hair.
r rtiufM vt (fray
Vshair it toon
restored to its
oriijiniU color, with tht gloss and
fretihnesa of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, nnd
baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re
store the hulr where the follicles aro
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
nnd decayed. But Mich as romui'i
can bo saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling tho
liair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Iti
occasional use Will prevent the hair
from turning gray or fulling olf,
and consequently prevent baldness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara
tions lai)-;eroiis uud injurious to
the hair, tho Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desir
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it docs not soil whito cam
bric, and yet lasts long on tho hair,
giving it a rich glossy lustro and a
grateful perAinio.
PEW PA BSD BT
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical mmd Analytical ChtmUt:
OLD DT ALt, DQCOOIRTt BTIBTWHRRB.
dminlstrator's N ot i c e. betters
1 ol n ImlnlftrHllon on Ilia eilftta of .11 III N
S l'l(i M II .on , Into or Warn I'orry Tp Sny.ler
Co., , ilecil. h ivauven urantnl to Ilia no. lei
aliineil. 11 wraoDi knowlnic ttiaiiiiielvea Initio t
el to mlil date will plrare make lrame.ll.lo
pnyniant wl.llatho.e hnvlmj olitloi. asalnat laid
aaute "III pro'ent them lur ettlein.-nt to
John s. M it.n ii,
Oct, W, 11,'t. . Ailuilnlitrator,
ONS HIM, Pres.
w S.SILUHAN, Trtas.
f M. KEAUS, JSC
NORTH SCHUYLKILL
Mfcl Firs Insnrance Ga'y.
Mahanoy City Pa.
EVERY
Policy
Holder
Is a
Rightful
Member
Of
This
Company.
F.irapplloatlonifnr Imuranaa call oo or ad.
Uraia tUe anabt of Ibaoompany
G. VV. GRANELLO,
Justico of tho Teiico A Conveyancer,
DKAI.KK is
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Middlehurg, Snydcrcounty, l'a.
I
i;ilLlO SALE.
The umlerelmieil a.linln.iriin- nrth-...,.
or Henry K, liravbiu, Ute ol I'ayette, lown
lilu Juniata eounty ileoM. will by virtue ol au
or.lToi thaOrpli iQ.'liourt ol aalil oouoty, a.
iHi-e to pubilo ala on the preuilnea, in a.h
Inutoil towmOilp Kny.l..r rounty, !., on
Tl.or.iliy -M. ly or Noreinber A. D. lfeln the
un.livl.leil one Iweutlolti part of a trot ol land
altuatoln aald Townalilp of Waihlnvion, and
eounty Sny.lar, boun l-don tin) Weat by lao I
ol John Nuliuee, on Hie Nor Hi by land Abraham
'rl I on tli tonth by land of Jaeob Ktalloa
I".' Lr,'.,'y Mi '"y oootaiiilng l'WII.
llUNOKtli AMI hlxrY AUUtS muraur
lena, Willi Ibe appurtenance..
hale io eoiuuiau a at 10, o'otocli , m. etaalil
day, when due atl.o lane will ke Kiveog, aud
tariua be mad koaws by
a.- M .... 'jtEVuesrAverfT
hot. ti Ult ASaialitrtUr
MM
Y U. H'Ad.N Kit, Ks...,
JUSTICE Of TUB PEACE,
Jscksoa Township, Soyder Co. Ta
Will ttteoJ to 11 buainra rntrualeil lo
bis ears nj on tha moat reonalilf
arma, Maroh 12, 'GSif
J B. SEL1IEIMKU
DEALER l,t
Iron, Nails,
Steel, Leather,
Paints, Ois,
Coach & Saddery Ware
AND MANCFACTt Hr.ll OP
JSJovcs V Tinware
MARKET 8T1U,I:T.
LolNtt)'ii,' X?tinii.
eTamher 2. I7l-tf
FAUS r
&
WENTZEL,
Selinsgrove Pcnna.
(North of First National Ilault)
nii:iEciiAaT
TAILORS.
READY. MADE
CLOTHING.
AWULL aelecieJ tiosk of ReJ-.l
Men' an I Bo' Clolhing of Brj
Quality aj ti;l.
SEWING
M A C II I N E S,
rpilF.Y r nlao Aent for th I.ntaal tin
1 proer l. cheaprat ami brat ftmn Ma
chines of ery kinj now in tiaa.
Aee. 10. irrs.
BEL1NSGB0VE
MABBLEW0EI8.
Th un'lr,'itne'1 lnvlnj ttirchttf l th Se.
.ri-ktror .ur'du V rl:i, U I ni fully pr
I .trvtl to m:HiuUetiiro.
KciimcbS A n d Hculiloiiis.
tr'l" um tifr ut prloiM much Iture r thn hrtn
f..ro, nn.J luffor tU4n ba evor uad Uud la th
cmi nt y.
Ilivltitf i ii -1 rrn(lvi lnrn it of P?lKn,
of nil itiH ifitft irylt of Mnntnnt hotl
nt'ini . I tun h M io tftvo tuitlnmcttMn In i'yfi
ftnl pilnw, to Hi I tlt'tt wl-iti tn ilrMrit the
prrAvii n a ilnii-irttvl irioixl wl'ti nrac, tittmp
.lltliltliriir Toitil r .le4l-loiir,
1 Ituvc niii'lu nrrHliikiinunt', 10 ft to ht
ftlilo t luriii'h n U rt ii'ttt'. aNnrl)i. Si ml
eiuni. nr nny itlnT klti'l if iloor mmi Win Jo
M1W, 'i! pri.-iH v unit tl: ur.bair.
iVrFtnn in n ! nf niiv ui ih urjot'i rtlr I
will XQ nmiiiy lv cillltm m th lln4roff
M.trMu Wurki (jfirs Mir'ti4.fnK htl!rfr.
I no kp li iu;i' I'.ttnt ( ilvantio t ifrvi
n ..T'l l.r -al. flvo illlloroul Mitle. Ivn
All. I son.
tjrU. J. If. lotitf, of A lumohur U
nfiit for lit mpliT-innf I whir nil or
Jnr, will receive roiiijjt a'tpntlon.
W4, :o-tf. V. I. KANr.lKki.
il.lllll.ll
Ton HV1 Si market rt
I'liii. ii::a.i.4st.
tin been f nlar(r(.l iwnl ri lit toil for tli -cnintuoiliilion
of ; in (jiiiii lj nlr'lj
lociilcil iu thn Itiiiiinea oriion of t'iljr
an.l !'l:iote of auumtiiiiaui, c. Siroat Cure
lYi Louse to nn I from tba (Vutonnial
HiiiMinja, dJ in oouuactiun ht AtlvJ up
a lui'ico
Ul.NlNU MALI. AM) RKSTAURANT.
For lho acoouiuioJiitioo of lUe lretting
pulilio. A. lirX'K. i'roB'r
April 6th. 1R7
White Ilorc C3yiei,
N. W. Comer ThirJ & Wood Sts.
pniLADELyniA.
j.Xtrauck.
flooo SrAitmo. Tropriflor.
Winee, Liquor I Segsri of lb Choioeil
UritnJa. niarao-70.
NEW
ARDWAR
STORE,
Hiddleburff, Penn'a,
Tbe tin.leralvne.l woul.: Inform Ih clltxeni ef
Mt.Mlaburic. an.l ..irr uin lln illatrlot that lie
bna jmneil it llr.lMnro Store at the aim ve
inenlloiieil plnoe an I tun he will lteo,i a I ull
llueolallkludaul lUr Uarj. IdoIuJIuk
llfiivy tn ttticlt llrdare,
TMUMI.VOS, SADDLERY,
Shoe FinJings, Leather.
8f3u 5prolnl loJuocmtnli in a
BUILDI'G HARDWARE
LOCKS, IHN0E3, BCREW8, NAIL8, &o.
A LitrK Amorlment of Cnot fteel HhoT.
ola & HnaJe. Hoe. Oarilen Toola, aohylbe
Grain Uukva, liny Kopea, Pullrjs, lo.,
IRON,
OF ALL KINDS ooniumly on band,
All at Orally Utnluoeil l'rlc. All who
ar in nej of any kiwi of Hardwar will
do well by calling nt Ihia plaor,
MALANTIION MOATZ,
MldOleburg, Hoyiier Co., Pm.
May 25, 187U. '
o. lioitNUKitaEa,
'justice of the peace
Vrry Townhlp,Knyitr Oounty, Pa.
t .'nllenl li.n. llnn.au.H.i.... i . . i " . . . .
eeia pertaining to IU oUio' will be prompllf
eoJeillo. o nue near Troutionavllla
Agonla Wanled fur Ih Ureal
OENTHNNIAL HOOK.
Itnuieut tale.. 1 r PA tt. Wnd lor Otreai?r!
', W llEOLEtt kUU, I'Wlad.lVbl., f,
A MATTER OF POPULAR IHTEREST.
W enncnaa
a.ilMten'rt i.f X
is pa.a - - - .i .
Mi I l'l"!i iyrlvanainaaer A Hrow n'a
nreriatlimahiiiitikltall, Iti
IxtVeet
tu-n.lanC,i Uieawakora:
1ntrr. Whut n.riior la th ItntMtnt; Ml V
A!tmlanl. HouUi lit comer nt fj an.!
Varkct. I'lcaae irnts the FIXTII. for nm
Uranron t. ci.in Onk Uail, bate boeiu mialed
1J dmcnilif puraon."
V. "It l'orrraUycolcMall Do Too know
lu dlmnionr'
A. " i.ti aqtiare fpl-M en Market, n4
111 nd l m Hiatli. ail tt.me Mali, ,a mm
Ihroo arm, .ii NmrMf. an.l enrri t.a- unra
ticcnrlr.1 l.y .rtAiia twenlr UilUraut buai
Diw riacra. fk
V. Do ynn i atmm-pnwerr
A (Tlanl iii riiKUi ftimtthen pnwef
Jbr Oi ftvlRht an.l pai-iiKrrrlrTat.ira.aiid Ilia
bollert .nn fr liaaliog, and Ui oUier btiata
tl.ina f the hniiM-."
Y1 )j:,,',rJ',o.rJwiih roMaf
A. "llieyar tr i tn.l arrongnt 111
Bio bawmciil.on long r orititim, ami taken
tiipiicot.il tho fialtrly'tlctatoc to tli liuuoo
enr'a rwim nu tlnfc T tlnnr."
V. " l lruei iliuni.e flratnpctntt''"
A. No. a.r. nic.iirin. the t.s..h nra f ret
mrasared In tmi j.'. - o, then Iphwi, ,i. 'n,
el. no i.f r.li,Tln tlio fmet'f aetrrii
llht, aii l two tnrn ait, rr hrf.ira an.l m
twlund tho !, watching with th tja of
Bawkr..rtl.e l,-nt ,iu-lilo lni crV tli.n an I
Inarkini'Tore flaw, o U.al Ihecutbr aiay aco
an.l avoid it wliau L muu to cut tu aar
lUPIltK. 1
V. " Yon tnnat mp!py tn nr of t ntterir'
A. '('.um t.i f.Hli 0 and aro I W
trepTD Imti.la all tho tV Miftina up the elrfi
lut. aarmenw. l-liicWhjrf uiachiuea that Uo
doan nivn a rk ttu irVi eu.ke."
od''0 'oU uuuXk'u oil font owa
A. " W n, in tnoat prfttlt. Oor
. rirjr to e. rr (itfinvnt u eitra well ma.l
lfnrA W. Tlllt flu. lii.1.1 An i . ..... l- . T
,ii,,i.Milj, I... ft "
. :l'.'uuf yt mutt aat yon
rrt
eair' .
A. In Try direction. tt. It It iM, .r.trro
and ec.ni.iiii) pnutlceall tw- n,,. ii...
Ui.il cnahlta ut to put our Wi yowa Ij tbe
jie..pl at we.l..."
ofV't",Alh,r "41ftln Ul wort' wh, bex-oia
A. " Befnr It rnee Into Ptock It la hrtrnvf.
Every aiiicle Kvmuiit baa lit lumilx.r and
other poiiiitDi.ie.lou it. i that lu entire l.ie
bo'ka'0 lr,c,J without fail, upou out
OV. ' Ynn mtiit hare Sn nr i talrtmen f
A. 'Why air, on huay ilaytyou niaiae 100
liilh earn.ua r..nia and tulx orooiu.
aulunc to the llironirt of ru.toinrr. "
V. "Oo you do au order bu& Vby mall
and t prrw :" ft
A. " r gnt. All otor tlicouutry. Our
NEW GOODS ! HEW GOODS ! !
Great Ba-maiBus
lOll CJVHII Oil lltOTJCK .AX
HOWARD 1. HOMIG'S
Alni!isbicrr, JSiiy!cr County, I'cnn'n.
fPHE Snlinprilifr Imvinf? ruin-linnetl tho Store in A.liimslinrrj', owner! by
X IV f.i Haii.trnlieeh.. Inttft'le to rerr on a eenrriil nirrnnllla tiniiira at the nt.l ru.nd. and
takra thie metho.1 f luf'.rnilim hie many rrlrn l. and . 1 1 1 r .11 lo A.lam.hurK and the tnrreiatf
tn ei.nntrt, mat he h...t ret .rnr.l wiih tan n,t ai.watr kr, p on hand a well aaaorteJ end
lerte ai.ira or an am.ia.n .f.hioa uaueiiv Kept in
ai.ar iMiiiicTin of f -rmer pru-ra, 1 will aeli K....HU
partly of
Jb ALL AiND WliSTEU GOODS,
Hneh aa Clotlio, CttuHiroers, Kentucky Jeans, CoUoniulcn of ovory sty!
and qnnl.tr, also
Ladies' Dress Goods, Silks
ALL WOOL PEl.AINS. Mtrinos Poplins, Ac. nt nil prices nnd very ebap.
Hil'S kfi CAPS, Cartsts. Iter, Talle, aai stair Oil Clou,
BOOTS A WD SHOES,
Iliu-ilware. (Jneenawnre, Tin nn.l OlitflBwnro Wcoiland Willowware, ColTi,
Suyurit, JiyrupM, Molnsst-H. Tons of all kinds, nnd nt Low Trices,
Cii.Mi i.V Tobucoo. I idh & Suit. Wliolfimile nnd lU tail.
iflrtAT PeAT CfSHT MIAV.OSM Wir.XKSBARKE, Superlot llwail
jJlX2jf jJiXlJt VVAJkAlJ uueCual lur lliaoktiiilib a uee.
The llijh'il Matktt Cunh Vri I'uidf.ir nil kiu.h ofCOUSTRY PRODUCH.Driti
I'm if, i'utiiU'Ht, it.'. .tr.
ALNO s Dealers iu ALL KINDS cf (rnlnnnd Kcotla,
or which tho lajLeut t'tii-o ia dMli will bo Tttid. Mar. 7,
FALL AND WINTER OPENING ! 1
OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS !
Mew York Fancy Store,
(In IIoliiK!' new bciliding, epponife tbe Keytsone Hotel.)
VOUnrt) Tull.v itivi'tl t mt exnmi-
milioii ol my ntiv'Lr, vfii'h I cuu'.Hny iuone
oi tho lliiONt ia tho Ctiuiily.
Large variety of SHAWLS FURS, Ladies' and
Chileren's UNDERWEAR, FANCY HOISERY,
FELT SKIRTS, etc. All colors of GERMAN
TOWN WOOL and ZEPHYR.
I have added to my large stock ofFancygoods
a full line of BLACK ALPACAS & CASHMERES,
which for quality and price cannot bo surpass
ed. s. WEIS.
Tho new Clothing Plor bI.ots th Keyalon Hotel I connccled with tho IT.
V. Fancy 8lor. Any fnilman can equip biuiaeU Iber from head lo foot for ear
ittl inony. Polli alltnlion alwaya given. Hfllncgrcy. Oct. IC. '7.
J.
II. UAUTMAN,
Ji STirn op tiif. prirr
Nc Convtyniirer,
CtNTULVlLLK, Snjdor County, P.
Cnlleetlona and all buaineta partalnlna to th
omem nl ,1m tire of th Peaoe will b ru-n.lail to
al abort notlo ap r ST'TO
JEIl B. M I fib LES W ARTH,
Jl'dTICE OF TUB PEACE
CONVEYANCER,
MoClure City, Snyder Co., Pa.
Collection, and all buaineta pertaining to tha
otno ol Juatle u(tk P.aoe Mill beattondel to
at abort notlo. July Vi.Vbtf,
IC. TRAUCII,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Furniture Manufactorv
WARE ROOMS,
.Yo. ,341 North Second Street
ISeluw OiWmhillSl. PHILADELPHIA.
Marc SO, 'To. If.
rpiIE NATIONAL HOTEL.
J. B. FOCKLER, Vro'r.
tSelinsgrove, Pa.
Thl Hotel la plaaaant located In lha annere.u
and la a Terydalrl.e plao for trsvelera loatopi
iu. ...riii .uuu.uhiuii.iiuu.bi Luvr ratee. 1 or.
aooaatopploajoiio trill be aur tu oall again. Tbe
beat ( liquor lu the bar.
Of-A ifrtl claa Mttlaurtat la eonnelnj with
tbt Hotel. Au,10,vt.
pnM tratrrn W?t mlaf of aalniaamomjiwit'
Bmk It i laaibln to t.leera people 1WJ mile
'r J'St tyiMirrwti; it Ute Wet aau ka
wr.iin. lr
V. i--TT-- T" v--mlliaa1liair lni
Olrrercnt il.'i.artTneumr'
A. " M jr lf m i r I we ban rn-a than ire.
OKI h rharrd with lu own l.n.ir.wn. wid ecK
ili'iToiifthlv onMtltnl, aueoaewy wheel wlali. '
lu III tr.-at wheel."
Y- I! "! r. 'J m " mmnt Smi r .
A. "Willi plMWur. Ih rmtm lrir.
tnent, fit tliuae wbo prefrr rnatitu-miute la
re;i.ljr-nia..v Furnlahlt.. I rtmai t,
Hie RMrt Hf t..rr, wiOi Ha 1-iut Diac.fi!: ml
mnkliiKCurown Rrat-rlnm .hliu. Ih Trim,
pilng I rpkrln:eiit, Iwi t aa blK a many ree.
lnr More. 1 h tiamirnt i ck Kor.n. Tho
KroelrlTiir Koom. Ih Orler Iwarrmeti.
named before, Thc'al I nlfrrma l fmju
merit. Hie PeltTtry 1'epaxUii.L wlut M
core of nicaaeiiKer. Tli"
V. ' Hold, hold! alr.mcnghr
A. "1 m nut half throiipbl Th A AmUtipm
rvjwrtineiit, with lu hllLan.liyn dl.trllnil.ea;
ditiinraiHl iitillliliiua biitlniM and popular
(..iirim , c.r. iiji .jAt,l(uvt, iiieaiooniM
loll all your frlWVToiotid forlli. Tlie Kaui
H'partmetit,iiiriU tnaTMUlla. Th bora'
l i'tmrtmrni. 1 he Vouuia' In i.rtmaat Ihi
I'lul.lrvu rriiartinvut. with lu rt1el
eiuriMuo fur la.ilue. Ih lelrrrarh liii
tnrnt. Ih Clilrf Clerk a lirtiunL wit
1j hc-.k -kreiirra and afelrtantj.. Oertrnl ku.
nr I'rpatt,neM Kliiaiirlrr- tin.e, and
other cilkit i f tha rnrall tnay aa bt
tliinktr. 'anntii;. ra-aittiric, l.uylng, maa-liii.tenii.te-iiaj.rci
ijj- Ai.uAhf out, Mll.Le,
and In a th..uian.riylt Jolnln tlieir f. n-ea
an can y on a I nlneaMb, ll:e i . rle ami uiia-
li.lt Utwoeu tU,wt),iAM thJ
liuidlr."
11.4 H,
I,1XAI,W4 tw
v. Btl-nn.l.
A. "ln.lted It la I 1 frnrnl to nam ft
ra-hlcr a Urnmrnt, w hit li 1 amlleala kX gu)
li leliil anl n e.nioiiiiKle (1711"
V. " riVMil limnetiw I 1 hat .what enabla
the nmtv, to buy cheap an J acLihrapr'
A. "i;r.ct!yl You We lAt hit It, Tno
pe. plntl.rrn bere, kti itjfuiat wa depend
on low price, ami lnin-..,fiil."
V. "Wh.u a.4 tu 'fuCaai.ua' 1 beat as
Blilch ahmitt"
A. "Ourayatem nfbnatne dee'lnr 1. Pn
prl.-e. no iteviatlnn: a. fa-h f. r rverylhlnt : I.
A nuaraiileo pniteetliii th pun'hater 4. Tha
nintiry rrturuwlif U. buyer tau t outei
Le tiiitr.l."
V. ".N..thln could fklrer."
A. "N'.thlt.K. An.l ili..ple tee tt"
V. " Wi ll, l tliauk you, ur, Ivr your poll
attcittl'.n."
A. " K. t at alt. It'e a pleatur to aafr rotk
rail ftRnin; and ho turo of thr plate W ana.
linker A Urown'a ":.k UaUiA tut eue
lur rixth and klarket." &A
V. " Thank you I lahall b happy to do to.
Oood laoruiuy."
a nri i U"t r.iin.iry More, ai d l,ln mad
for caau or produce onlv. ill etock aoaaiaUt
:Oi
HVIS DAL WOOD
Poaar.ana a much (reater power In reatorlnftoi
a heallhy alat... II 110 vr nrortore elckueaa. I
rcrtaln and tMedy In Ita a 01 Ion. It la feat aa.
pen't'dluK etery other rvme.lr. Hilly rapeulea
pure In ell oc elarht data. Nootber Medlolnai
can do tbla.
IIwIiik to Ita irraat aucaat, many tnlialllol
bare been aterllaed, a.ion aa Paatea, Milium,
Pllla, Ualaauia, etc., all ot wblcb bar been aba.
dond.
llnn laa lllok Ji Uo 'a S ift Capaulaaeontalnlna:
Oil orNaodaiwoo.l.aold at all l)n. tlorea aaC
for Circular, oraond to 31 It Wooater Strata.
Nw York, tof sue. Aug. IT.'Hl
QUAKLKS Ii. MILLER,
AKCIilTECI COSTRACIOR t DdLDIR.
Wulout Stroot, Sslinsprove, Pa,
( at all time prepared to furnlah Draft. "
I'lani and Specification for all Viad of
Uuildings, at tho lowoal ponlbl raltaaad
on thort notlo, .. .
II i alio proparod to oatraot far'
putting up bullliua either by furniaKlsf
an tn material or tuorwia.
May II, 'Ob 1o
JNION HOUSE,
Mlddlaburg Pa.
GEORGE 0. SMITH, Proprietor.
Aocommodaliont good and charge nod
rate, Speolal accommodation for dro
or. A (bar of tb poblio patronag ig
oiioiia. UH.U. u. BMUU,
Aprill 2, 1870.
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