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The Post
Eliddleburg, Sept. 16, 1830.
J. CROUSE, Editor Propretor.
GKN. JAME4 A GARFIELD,
of Obi j.
ron vice PHEiinKr,
GEX. CHESTER A ARl'IIl'R,
of New Vork.
pBtHiur.xriAL ei.eotoks.
tl.Il t IT LO'lf,
Edwla M. Drnio I Henry W. Olvtr.
iiisinii T t.T.ma.
l-mnl(T r-rknu. !-!. I). Kit-hire
3Kdwln II. Kill-r.
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1-M Hvl !ltil-.n ,
4 JaHi.'e lt.raiU
n. n k-iiu,
a ld K Hoi-Ion,
t -Mcrifan H. W.U.,
.l-re II . Hoonn
-N.il Appointed.
10 o s. Mover,
11 l.lntr Plii.liol,
I't-.l.ih.l .Mitchell,
1J I'.turad V. Miln.li-1,
1 Charlae II. Forney,
17 1 1-.. M
IK -. II. W. Wltlag
'l Ml. I.al ft hull.
.tW. W. Auiaa,
31 .1. I'. T-asartan,
i; IM-l.TM P. Heel,
j.i A E. V. Painter.
:i-r r . M. hu.,an
JA William I,, tin,
.. XV. IK-lamai..r,
11 Calvin W. Uilollau
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JtTIKIE OK 91TPKEME OOIIUT.
JIEXItY tJltEKXK,ofN.)ribmnptoii Co
Ton auiiitokTievei4U
JOHN A. LEMON, of HUilT County.
COUNT TICKET.
run aiortRKt
Hon. Unit ri() 0. KHIIER,
of Hunting Ion.
rnu ASSEMBLY
L. N. MVEHH, of Mi.MI.burg.
KIR UOrNTYSrHVLYOR
GEORGE It. BKNKEK, ofjrk.nn.
Ceusua stutlin ae iuh to bare
leen about n cotimion nn bullot
Lol Btuflnif;. throughout the South.
"Oarfield, Arthur and No Chance"
is the motto of the prosperous buai
tiesB man who wauts to continue to
I'rospor.
Henry A (Jit Idoo of Albion, Or
leans County, New York, says be
knows personally of thirty l)etno
cratu iu bis town who bnvo announc
ed thoir inteuti jq to void f jr Oar
field and Arthur.
General Grunt will lo.ive bis Lome
at Galena, 111., on the 27th, for Chi
cago, which he will leave on the 30th.
en route for the Kant. Ha will
pend tbe winter in New York and
Wabluogton.
Statesman Heltuoove iioasad
plifibt Ho honestly told one of bis
couHtitnents that the presout l'emo
cratia CuucrreHs. with its rebel Iii i r is
tiers at the beads of committees. '
wouIJq t pass pension bills for tbe
benefit of L'nion soldierii ; and now
be is unable to extricate himsolf
from the dilemma.
It is the Democratic party, then,
which is on trial a party arraigned
for crimes against a good Govern
luent, and for persisting iu clinging
to tbe sntnu crimes, when it pretends
to bu workiujf io tha interest of the
Govorumijot. I'beno pVuon of the
political-condition will lust as long
as the Democratic party romains a
danger to the national life, llarr'u
bury Tclc'riifih.
Tho first and sea ind volums of tha
w "ri , bv a"w j!-
official records of the late war, tuejtion- Rut here is uioro direct proof
Cublicatiou of which was authorized!0' fraud. A South Carolina onu
y Cougrese at its lust session, have I '-rator has writteu to Gen. Wai.kkh
been completed uudor the direction '"r l',,r mission "to stride out 'I00
of CoL -Scott, of the War Departs uames iuserted by error, "und nn ex
ment. and are now iu the bauds of lrt,u'Dftt'0D ' returns discloses the
tho Publio Printer, Congress or-1 ,llet tUlit uundreds of names have
dered 10,000 copies 'of this work, and : ,,e,,u wri11" on nnsoilej sheets, and
also authorized its sale to the mibbn. iat tho st uo angle, sli iwing that the
mi . a t .a. .
These two volmus will soon be issu
ed, and copies can be bad of A. S
Guilds, Cbiof Clerk of tho Govern
ment l'riuting Office, at $1 per vol
ume. It will hereafter for ngos be an
bonor to any nun ts s ty j ( belong
to the great party that repressed
the most gigantic- rebellion the world
ever saw i that re established the
Union thnt struck the last chain
from tho limbs of the lust A
S ave an 1 m idj l in free forever i'
tbat ma le every bouest and iotelli
Rent in in iu the 1 ni l a voter t that
too't every tufa in boinif in the laud,
without regard to race, nationality
or Ojlor, and made him free and
rquul io the jury-box. in the wit
Dees-box and before the Judge.
(General lUwley s spnech in the
Brooklyn Academy of Musio Thurs
day night)
The Hon. noratio O. Fisher is
gain before the peop'e of the Kigb
teentli Congressional District for
their suffrages, having after a trial of
one term in U ogress, received th e
ananiaioni endorsementof bis politi
cal friends. Mr Fisher baa proven
bimsolf an able defender of Repnbli
can principles, and baa been faithful
to Hie interests of bia immediate
constituent He ia recognized in
Congress as ft man of superior busi
ness qualification!, whose opinion
bao much weight ia all questions
pertaining to tho financial anil com
meroial relations of tba oounfry. and
tbo practical experience of this class
of men ia mora valntblo (ban th
service of those who are merely
theorist. That tha Republicans o f
Franklin county will giro bint tbeir
bearty and ooanimous support, tbora
is ao-roor boudt!tbu that b will
.-sw of vsral huadro d
Working Men's Votes.
It i learned from Hie 81. Louis
QlohelJeiniperat that whou it vna
discovered n le days since tbnt .Mill
Polish woi kinsmen at South lieud,
Ind., bad, as en organized Inidy, re
Solved to Tote the Republican ticket.
there was much consternation mani
fested by tbe Democracy of that In
diana village. These oieu who have
heretofore been reliable) Doiuocrats,
ami tlicir (lcxoi tiou at sneh ft criti
cal luii of tbe campaign had to be
nccoiintud f.ir in some ny, an lb
Mtory was promptly circi.lut.d tl.al
thoT had bi'on coerced by tbi-ir eni
Ii1nvt-n. It urn tn i d Unit Lhv tin il
ft( I placed before t hem the choice bu
ft toetl v Twig will) tbe Republicans or
being iliac barged, aud I hut tbe)
chose th former an tbe leant uf two
evils. But the woikitifineQ iintne
di.itoly roplitil to tint cxpl inution
with a card, io vihich tlty ilttiwd
thnt tbt-ir employe) a knew anything
about their contemplated political
change, and avetred tlmt it bud Wren
couRiniiDiatud by themselves nfttr
mature delihcrutlon. Tbey jjave ns
tbe controlling reasnu for their
abinduiDPiit of 1'emocrocy tln-ir con
vietion tlmt tbe ICepublictu party in
tbe proper party for woi kinsmen
to net with. Tbia incident is iiu
nnrtnnt. an nlmwihi? ttuit tliA clrma f if
'."'.ciliztinH who are most injured by tbe
permeioiiH tendencies o lvincwrncv
are attaining a wider perception of
tbeir duty to thoir country.
The verdict of Vermont prnctU
cully' settles the I'reaidentiul olec
tion. It was Vermont which in 172
demnnntinlcd tbe fallacy uf the
Liberal Itepublicun movement, and
it is Vermont which iu Hit) dissi
pates tbclcniocratie hope of Hepubli-
can (lisnfTection by ciiHtin a (il filt
er uepublican mujority Hum it bus
jjivon nt a (iuberuutoriul electiou
since lf()8.
A Itopublican roajority of 2C),n00
in Vermont, at is indicated by tbe
lutest ilespntclips. shows tlmt the
Uepublican party of that State, as
well as of the country, is indict ;
that the loyal North has not only
been deceived by the nomina
tion of Hancock, but that it is more
than ever ou the alert, and it it an
index of a utihstuntiul
epnl.homi,
luajoiuy in .uiuiiumn.
t I. .. I
wbi
assures a Kepuoiicau triumpu iu In
diana m Octobei and aunihikteH the
Intent combination of the. solid South
uud its Northern allies.
Tbe victory in Vermont appears
to have been of the most sweeping
character. It. includes the entire
State ticket, the LegiHlutnre and the
three Congressmen, and it can ies
with it a moral ett ct which will
have the most important inlluence
upon the St a to which will vote next
mouth.
Tbe fact tbat tbe Siulh Carolina
ceuNUs has been fraudulently made
up hoc iu.M m irn nn 1 iuko clour.
Tho statement that tho population
of that state h i I incretsnd M per
cent, in 10 years appeared ptcpos.
terotiH when it was considered that
the iiumigintion had been very libt
and tl e tri ipiilicu viry Linvy di.r
in lt that period. But information
trota t'etuocrutio
sources come to
expose the nbnin. South Carolina
takes a decennial census. In lHll'.)
this wns inannged by KepnblicaiiH ;
inlSOby Penicruts Tin tiurea
for 187'J are given in the report of
tbo Comptroller General of
the
vtule, iilNt publihlied, nnd dhows
thnt tbo i)iiii)l)i. r of buildings was
2,t)li) less last year tlmn in 18(i'J j
and yet the Government census sets
the increaso of people at 2.(1, '.'IS so
tbat tho decroase in housi accom
modations appear about in the ratio
of the growth i f popuhition, .Sheep,
cattle and bogs are given by the
State census nt fewer iu number
than luoy were IU years ago evi
deuce of a f.illiug nway in popnla
writing baa been douo at one hit
ting. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Tho fiirnoru! of Colonel Amos
Clark Noyes yesterday was ono of
the largest ever witnessed in North
ern Pennsylvania, fully fifteen hund
red poisons being present. The
high esteem iu which deceised was
bol l was shown by the attendance
of many distinguished men, ns well
as by the people of bis neighbor
hood en ni'isse. He was a mm
P"et:-
of high nud noble im-
puWes, and bore all the truo charac
teristics of the geutlemun His
hospitality was iiubonudud, and no
ono in dihtrei-s was ever turned away
empty from his door. No oue has a
d sp ir iting w ir I to s ty aguiust
bim, but oil deplore bis loss as a
calamity to tho neighborhood in
which he resided. Kli icily honest
in all bis transitions with hia fel
low men, and a counselor who was
always sought in Ibe hour of trouble,
is it any wonder that thero is deep
miurning over b s death f During
the three years that he served as
state treasurer fully eighteen mill
ions of dollars passed through bis
hands, and not a dollar was lost
Truly an honest man has been laid
in tbo grave and there is genuine
sorrow over bis departure.
Wade Hampton is worse off than
any man in tha nation to-day.
Both tbe Demooratio and Itepubli
can partiea art ohswiog bim op,
Tho Republicans are parading his
rebel speech at Staunton as au evi
dence of truo sentiments of tbo solid
south, and tbo Democrats of Virgin
ia ara denouncing bim as ft moral
coward for attempting to deny it.
Northern Democrats attempted to
deny it for bim, but tho overwhelm
log weight of Virginia testimony as
to Ra e totaost ba. dut"- tded
It is sad but trne General Wade
Hampton lias retired in dis
gust, or been pulled down by tbe
Democratic executive committee, e
are not quite u which. He has
found, to bis infinite perplexity, that
he cannot open bis raoutb without
putting bis foot into it, and be will
undoubtedly best serve bis beloved
solid south by keeping it that for
the remainder of tbe campaign.
Meanwhile, bis immortal speech at
Staunton remains as bis fatal legacy
to his party 7t waves in tbe breeze
from every Uepublican mast-head,
the cautionary signal thnt warns nn
wury, enpy Ruing citizens of the
perils that threaten the country at
tho bands of a restored but unre
constructed I'emocrucy. Hampton
tried hard lo haul it down. The
Hancock organs denounced it and
ordered it down. The Hancock
leaders toro tbeir hair over it in the
secret emementa of Governor's
Ulan land llincoek himself execut
ed a series of capital l, in refer
ence to it. whose bigness excited the
horror of tho whole crew of the
steam yacht I'iiiuforp. 1'nt the
thing is nailed to the must find will
not tome down, nnd tbe windy efforts
to iIihIolto it bnve only attract id
fresh crowds to contemplate it.
Hampton climbed half way tip tbe
pole in frantic endeavor to snatch
down the horrid thing. But be
slid down nfpin. disgusted and cn
raged, nnd started for home, declar
ing that be woultid't play any morn.
But bin spoech is still thero. Liter
ncript indHtt. Instead of the Ite
publicun papers hauling it down,
they nre culled upon the Democratic
organs to hoist t up, and if they are
true lo their principles they will nail
it to every pole they bnve erected.
They need not p'lH up tho whole of it.
The following extatct will do :
Coni'lr whit be nn I Jnetttna wiull
do wore llifjr lir. T'fw trt lh' sum r
priitciplrtfur ii hirh llmi f.iii'jhl fur grim.
Hemtviihrr the men wha pa. ire I fnrtli
ilirir life Moa t 00 Vlrgiiiit'g poil. nn I .
not stnn l.n Ihria ni. ItdiDo.nl'er Hint
upon your oi dvpe.i Jl lb uco's o( the
Uemocrniie lickrl .
In a recent number of -:
- , .. -...- :r..
" - "H
tion. Itppciike of ilia reviv.il of
suicids during tho punt hundred
years. Kxac4. returns give a total
of tiit.iiOd persons in Europe dying
by their own hand. Tho number is
larger in the northern purt of the
country tlmn in the south, Duumark
showing the greatet number and
I'ortugitl tho leant. Twice na muny
snicider occur iu the summer at. in
tho winter. Youth has hitherto be iu
tho't tt be almost free from this
crime, but now '2.U0D boysnudgii U
uro yielding to it evry year in Eu
rope, nnd tbe number is steadily in
creasing, Among tho patents recently fa'.en
out is ono which claims to be a
"new nnd useful mode of prndiiciug
l'itu, or precipitating rain-fulls from
rain-clouds," ns a protection against
drouth. The iiivcntinu consists in
sending balloons info tho c . re
gions, coining torpedoes find cart
ridges charged with explosives, nnd
to explode thorn by electric force
It is ulso claimed by the inventor!
that not only can rain be precipit.il- I
ed when it is needed, but tlmt loo'
great a quantity can be checked in I
any given locality by causing tbei
rain-clouds to be discharged before
tbey have reached that place This I
novel plan, if practicable und sue j
cusrifull, might equalize the droughts
uud llood in our land.
llon. Horatio G. Fisher, of Hunt
ingdon, bns been ro-tiotuinatid for
Congress, without the formality of a
Conference, every county in the Dis
trict composed of Fulton, I'miiklin.
Perry, Juniata, Snyder and Hunting
don, having unauiinously declared
him their nominee. This is unusual.
, uud a compliment seldom paid to
any public sorvunt ; and it meaus the
emphatic declaration by every one of
tbe six counties in endorsing the
record of Mr. Fisher " 'We'l done,
good and faithful servant I' wo will
send yon back to Congress again, if
it is in our power to do it, ' nnd we
believe it is." Tbo character, qunli-
ucationsan I integrity of Mr. Fisbor
nre too well and favrably known to
recpitte at tins time nny extended
notice Perry Fiecnuirx.
Arkansas has repudiated her debts
to the exteut of 6jj.5 H.770. Geor
gia bus repudiated over $4,00!) 000
of her statu debt. Mississinoi bus
repudiated over $7,000,0(10 of ber
state debt. But North ' Carolina is
worse still, having repudiated no less
thin 820,507,288 of her debts.
These states are all solidly Demo
cratic They nil votod for Tilden
They nil elect Democratic governors
nnd legislatures. They ate all for
Hancock. They send solid Demo
cratic delegations to Washington.
They are all in favor of "rebel
claims." They are anxions to con
trol tbo national government aud
shape its legislation to suit them
selves-
Tbe iron boom appears to bo well
sustained. A leading iron firm of
nttsuurg reports that they have
more orders on their books than
ever bad before in the mouth of Au
gust. It is worthy of note, too,
tbat most inquiries are' for each
rates, showiug that western merch
ants are io good shape, and that tbe
general bounteona harvests have
placed the agriculturists of the west
on a sound footing, Thero is an
upward tendency iu prices for the
higher quality grades of iroo, "such
i. , . ...
mm ara umu lor I noes, OI WUI0U SO
many miles ara daily made, and tbo
pric for which bas advanced to 2
05 and $3,00 per hundred.
waaaaapo '
Terrible ravages of small-pox r
WZmwJj'nmi tbo Canadian In JU
-" t ;
Kvery pay day ,t tbe laborer is an
argument for GirBel 1. Kvery saio
of the merchant is an Argument for
Garfield. Kvery spindle that whirls
is au a'gnineu'. for Garfield. Every
furnace that blasts is an argument
for Garfield. Every forge tbat
glows is an argument for Garfield.
Every wheel tbnt tarns is an argn
ment for Garfield. Every receipted
bill is an argnment for Garfield.
Pence and prosperity are arguments
for Garfield. Every bonest dollar
is an argnment for Garfield. Tbe
prevailing plenty is an argnment for
GnrGeld. Abundant harvests are
argnments for Garfield. Itesnmp
lion is an argumont for Garfield.
Ritche.itcr IhtnornU.
VVhilii Horace farvii was thresh
in on a f irm uoir Huysville, 8ehnyl
kill county, he uoticed that a quan
tity of straw h iil ncaiiinuUte 1 in the
carrier nnd left hi? place to remove
it In climbing over the cylinder t
tho carrier hestrnc'r his head against
.1 beam of tbe mow above, which so
sttiuuel hi 'ii that be fell ba:l( .ir In
on the feeding bo ird of the machine
anil was caught by one foot iu the
cylinder nnd draw into the machine
to tho hip before it could be stop
ped. When the unfortunate man
was taken out bis hools were ex
posed and ho diel in a few min
utes. The attempt to qitencli the fire in
the now slope of the Thomas Coal
Company, near Shnnadoh, by seal
ing the outlets and forcing in steam,
has failed. Tho mine caved in Au
gust '21, and to nil appearances the
tiro i beyond control. Tho alter
native plan for quenching the fire
with carbonic acid gas and nitrogen,
undertaken by a l'iltsbnrg firm, lias
also been abandoned, tho flame bnve
secured so larcre nn opening to the
outer air thnt thero seems no possi
bility of cuttiug off the supply of
sjgen.
It is calculated that tho ten mill
ions barrels of beer reported nt the
Brewers' Congrsss ns having been
sold lust year would have tilled a
canal five feet deep nnd twenty-one
feet wide, extending from New Yotk
to l'hiladclpiu. nnd tbat it would
take n pump throwing thirty gallons
a minntn lw.,nt--on vnr. l
puu.p
it dry.
Mains Vf.ry Close. Both 'aides
claiming the Slate by a stnuU ma
jority. Two of tbe Congressional
Districts Republican and Two De
mocratic, with One I'onblful The
Senate nnd I loose Republican.
'Wore food iiml lens niedii-inc, more
of n. 1111 i-hinent mil I stretilli. lesa if
the iteliiiihiliii.' inll ieiii'11 of di 'is h
abut our feeMe uud exhi'iafl eon
alitiiiiiiiiH ri'ipiiie," miiil Itarun I.iehiu
when he nerleeteil the coino ilion of
the "M.i't htter-."
KiAL LIST-SET. TERM-1230
ISalHa K, Kiil.'lit va. Oiim-IS !l .r an l J olin
.1. i iundriun.
l'iri.. ll.,r va. Iaiac nsvtr aud J ihn a,
ll-fiv.-r.
Sallie tl. M Mnw,y vi. a. w. Wall cunal.
nnd O-o. II. Htrouh.
Willi. mi II ri.-li va. J la.uh Uli-'it anl 0)an. W.
H.. IimimU...
Wm. H. n.o. .it un nl Jaa.ib C. Arnitl ra.
.1 .l.n H. H'ca
Ja. ..i. '1. Miy.iir va. Hnniiiiry and t.awiatowu
11. H. Co.
J..bi M. Klna va. Hnnhiiry and Iawlalowu II.
11. I u.
Felix l.lchlv.. lianl-l H .'irrr.
V. W. Harrnl I v.. aiv-l H-rrold.
ltaa.) Hi-av-r a-alsn.-i v. John D, RniulY.
am.ia llirni4ii v. Ita-i. II. Il-nfar .
Julin N. Il.tni alu.i- ko v- Mlohnal K
Kehn-h a. a N. H. S. ilnuk.
Tha ahora caaca art at luna and for trial at
Bi-pi. T. I0.
J CRflt'SK. Prnln.y.
rroUii'avlTli'i., Mlddlnburs Ana. 110, HUM.
Examina'n of Teachers
THE examination of the teachers
i.l Hit e.mniy will lak- pi tea on tht daft
and al Dm pUoaa k'tvrii ImiIow:
DiaruicTa, riAcua, bavs.
Mid Uvi-rrt, Wattni'a ticbool Hoott, 8.l. 113
Vmn Nal-iu at
Monro, Miamokln Pain, !l
Waaiilniilno Fraatinril, " 17
I'any, FrrinonL "
Kvandal. tihcrrr Hill Rfthml.honaa" !W
Parry Wt rilabiv SL-hm,.i.iua " 30
t'liainuau, Ariint.1a S-h.io.Uoua, Got, 1
t'nton, P..rl Trarortou, ' t
H.'avi.a. H.-avarlOWD, M 4
INtvcr Waal, Mhldiaawarlb't 8. II. a
A Unit, Trill. Ivllla, t
t',iirc. i'-i,trn, lllo. t
Jai-kann. Krat.-.ar,i:la, t
Toa aianilntiioua will bsla tt 4 o'rluck, A.
M. of each dvy.
AppUoima wl'l provltn thantal'at wllh
pli...lv of papar, a at I pauoll, tu t Taatt uanl
or llihl.
All ara Invited lo atlan.1.
Tha tlnlliilv Ini.lll.iln will ha held tt Knllna.
tmve. aud will Ic'tlt al 1 o'cluuk t. M Monday
Ooi IS, I i.
All laicura trt tipanlad tn tll.nd Ilia loali
tut. W. P. Hi iiatr, Do, Siipl.
hpl. I, l0
PublicSale.
rpriE nndersigned will offer at.
I Fublla Kale, on tho prnmlita, tbt lollow
lug dtaorlbcO haal Latatt, oa
Hulurday, September 2Cth. I860,
altutlt la tltntro townahlu, Hny.lar county,
fanu'a., about untbalf mile Iroin I autravllla,
a.ljolnlu landt of Wln.aiu ratlr, Juht
.. naettnuurs tld Jawaa UlUKaiaau, cot
Ulolog 70 Acre.
0 AO RES OI. EAR, la blh atttt oftoltlrt
tloa and undar soa.1 fanot I tht bttan.it wtll
tt wllh valuable tlcul-r i Wharton ra troi l
Riwd two and a hall flora Iramt, waalhtr
buardtd hwtlllns
House, Now Hank Barn,
Rammtr bona, Sprint houtt, Hm.ikt hnuit,
i.ufB-riv ens uiuar oui-BUiiniosa au ia SuoJ
raptlr.
Good Orohard,
of earafully ttltawd and bttl vtrlatlaa of alt
tin.ia oi iruu, it oria I oovar rtllint;
aprlut aaar iht bouao matins waitr It tv
try 01.1 1 aonvtultat lo thurchta, ttbool.
wil't too wjartw,
Kala to tammanat at It o'aloak a. at. o I talj
Say wbta larau ot Mia IU be BtaUt kaowl
by.
ui VWT7rrt(
Altorimja-At-Lnw.
J G. DEITIUCtl,
' attoh ey.a r.L W.
Market St. , Sflinngrwe. Pa.
All pmfmtoanl hint- prompt!- tindtd
to. UontalisUoDj In Engllik and rn
r.b.ll'tO.
J B. WUNDERLY,
ATTORNEt-AT-LAW,
filuMlelmry, Snydrr C
,ra.
rn bo nnralt'4 la
VProtoautio ololimi
Envll'h or (lor nn.
Ir Ptnrlnn. jfi
Jon, li,'m.
L.
N. MY Ell -4,
A Homey A I- Lti,
Ml.lillrburg
Prnn's
All ff'"',''nl h.tinwi ntrtt,
r will umlrt inmit mien inn.
to bit
O..MnlUlloni Iu Kinllik Ol d Urmn.
(K t. I0,'T8.
JACOB OILBEItT,
Attornoy-At-Ijaw,
MItlJl.Klll.ltO, 1M.
Atll.ottt.Ml n'ru-toJ to bit cr wilt rooolvo
prouipl altonlloo. July lfr.'T-.
E. BOW EH,
AfTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MiMhbiirtf. Pa.
(IHIlc Is oIKut of J. P. Crnninulur, ttq )
cnV'tiont mmlo.
noil (loruiMi.
Uoomltml"'!" tn RnvtUa
Jm.o 15. Tt.if.
51.
L. SCI IOC! I,
ATTOSNET-AT-LAW,
Abic lli riin, L'nion Co. Pa.
PrnfeMtnnal linln rntrnnto to M ffr
will rK-l prompt ollmllon. Jnn tt.'.t.
QltiV U LIUCII
Attorney & Oouniellor-At-Liw,
Otno la App'f Mail. tin on rtom Norm ul
KsrOTONS nOTIL'
8elliit)(rot, I'enn'M.
(loltoollnn onl nil oihor pnli Mlnnitl t tt I
B I- ollMt. nad will roonlro rnrnlul nnd
prompt uootloa. Apt.ll.'Tr.ll.
T T. CKONMILLni:,
l' ATTyilNEV AT LW,
Mifllinburg, Pn.,
Offrruhl-protmidiona arrviccs tolhopnh
lio. Collcitionn ami all nlliprpriifriiKinn.il
bininom onirume.l to bis enro will rrcrivr
prompt aitentioo. Jan 8, 'OTtf
T
J. SMITH.
ATTORf Vt AT LAW.
MinM.F.IUTIIi, !tN Y EltH Ui),, FA
Orom hit PrnremUonnl Karvlcot tn tho pntdl
Oootullxl.iQi In Kniill'k nnd lerinnn.
F.
J. It. ZELLER.
ATTORSKY.AT-LAVr
MifjH'i iifniri, 1'itioii County, P.
All li.i-ln.aa rntrn-tad tn hit curt will
wall an t r.ilihriilly ntteo.lad lo. Will prartlo
at lha aottral ..urla o Nnvlar and t.llninina
- iniiliaa. 'nn Iu- o.inaulit.l In the Knullah 01
ll-rmau lnnua Oct. . 'Tail
CHARLES 1IOWER.
ATTOItNKV AT XAVI.
Selinsgrove, Pu.
iltTari lila prnfclnni1 aartlcra to llie pnh
llO- Pntlfclinnt nn.l all nlr-r prnfraainna
huainaaa enlnialcl lo bia narp will rr
i'e prompt ailenilen. (Ifti ce two itnor
' 1. -a I. - v. I u - 1 I r t r 1 t
-.111111 01 1 11 v nr 111 ai numim. l.'nn .1. 1
T M.LINN.
A. H. BILL
. .1. M. I. Inn. I
' ('lrfBOfn t4.
All'iKSKi.t AT t.AV. r.awiat.ini. Pa
(liter liivir prufratinnnl aarvicr lo Ilia
l.ntilin, Cillt ei iiti n n l nil oilier pro.
ra-i.ni'il h-iaina-a ontnilpil tn ilicircnrr
will rficrivrprninpl aiiaiiiiou. I .Inn. it, 'e.Tif
A.
w. i'v)rru;t,
.iTionxnyx at i.
,1 IF,
SolinnroT0. Ta ,
tllTcr Ihair ti r-i fi-a-i o 'in I arrainr lo Ilia
p.il.'.ic. Atllfffil hniiieitriilriilt 10 their
euro will reocive f roinp' atlvnlivn. Ullioe
nl liis lii'inc nn M tiu8u tot.
July, l.b '72.
4MCUL A I.I. H M A If a
Miinaca ui ai
3. ALIBJGIAW
.1 T TtHtSE YS
SON.
A T L A IF.
KtlitMv--;, IJl.
VII profcasiomtl luiaiiieK nuj O'llleclinj
.tiiru-io l lo llieir lure will rt prntnpll.v
allelic. I in. (,'nn h; coiMiille l in Ki(liii
1,1
ir Uoriniin. Uiliue, .Marke. 8 jiiare.
. - i
II. flrimiii. Win. II. Dill
oiti.MM.Vi nirr.
Attorneys 5s CDimccllor3
A T-LA IF,
Ortlce Near tho Post ORice.
rrceltui-K, reiin'it.
Conaiilutioa ia hoib Eup-liah and (larinnn
banniinget. Deo. I '72lf.
joti .v iiTarnold,
Vttoriioy nt liaw,
MIDULEUUUa, PA
"r.ifeatlonnl hualnett antnialeJ to liltctrr
!!.' ht prompll.v nilanlcil lo. (Fob
T THOMPSON n.AKEU,
a
Attorno.vat.Law,
Lewttliuric, Union Co., To
ItSyOnn bt onatulttil la lbs Englltb sn
Oermnn Unviinset.-Yfit
OKFI0E Msrktl Htrtet, oppoillt Wtlla
Imiih & Co't 8lort 8 4'.y
VM' VAN EZKIt,
' ATTOBNEV AT I-AVy,
Lowiaburg Ph.
IrTcrt hit prnfoatlonalterviot to io pub
'lo. Colloolinnt anl all other Pioroation
al bualnttt tiitruaiej to bia ears willrt
oeivo prompt atlcotioa.
B.
T. PARKS
t
ATTORNEY AT tAW,
nBLiNsoiun'E. asyjjEii county. p
Hcpl.16, 'U7tl
A C. SIMPSON,
ATTOltNBr AT LAW,
Selinsgrove, Pa,
JTeis bit professional services lo the pub
10. All buaiutat eoirutied to bit oart
ill be promptly attended lo.
fJtn. 17, '6711
CjjAMUEL H. ORWIQ,
ATTORNEY-AT LA W,
niinilMburir, Uiiloa Co., Pa;
OiBot atn door to Ttltsranb Prlotloa oifiot
lo. ill, U7I.tr
Physicians, 4o.
DR. J. Y.8UINUEL,
BURGEON AND PI1V81CIAN,
Middleburfr, Pa
Otter s hit profenlonal etrvlott io tbs sit
teal of Middltourj and vloinlty.
fUarea 2167
JJ J. 6MITH,
Phytiolan k Surgeon,
' FrenutiU, Snydtv County, Pa
titere bit profeaaloBal ItrvltM to tbe ptUl
Oftue ea sUlseUeet.
JUIU ou..
PbT.ticians, $c.
J)R. J. O. WAGNER,
flirslclnn nnd iurgeon,
OfTon ht prnr-iilonl orrvloM
of Adamaburg and vlrlnllr.
1 tbo eltfiOM
Aog. t.'HOlf.
J. P. KANAWEL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Onlrtllle, Nnyrter C'M Pn
Oflars bit profaitioonl tsrviovs lo lb
publio. A.JHIf
H.
J. ECKHERT,
SURGEON DENTIST.
u khrhti Hi.orre,
Srlintprorr, Prnn'a.
rrofotttinnl bailnott prompttf mtntd to,
W .-i, T.
I. ORIKR BAItBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
hnvlnw Inratrd at MtPM.FDURfl, PA..
ortic- a few l.or Win of llir t'i iinhnim.
in llrivrr'i Brick l.uililina, oflrr bis pro-fi-miiiiiinl
rrvie In no publio. lit
pttki English anJ German
Oel.l7.'"8.
p EKCIVAL HERMANnT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
KrntzrrrUIr, Snytlrr (t., P,t.
flftwrw hl n-nflinl irlnoi to tbo rltlrnt
ol Kriirrlllt n I rllnllr. . II i,';
DR
A. M. SMITH,
PlIYSiniAN AND SURQEOK
nnr bis profrsslonnt srrvicpt lo the elf i
tpnt of AUnmthurf anil vicinity. Hrpl, 7.1
K. VAN UU3KIRK,
'UKOICAL ft MECII tN'ICAL PRNTHT
f eliiiNgreve, I'enn'n.
Juy(ic:-.s of the I 'care.
DAM SMITH,
Jnsticc of tli3 Pl'3cu & CoDTcyanccr
Pitavcr Spriiifn, SntJer Co., Pa.
Alt "Tlti-M hnln- -litklnr rtpKII(rnH Sr..
proniplly t on.twl (.. UollMllonn ami remit
to iroui.tly niitilo. Jliy ll.'K,
yiLLIA.M H. SNYDEIt.
Jtisllre of the I'cnrtv
Salem, Snyder County Per.n'a
All Collections
and reruiluneob
Kot.si.'T tf.
promptly made.
JSAAC LEAVER,
JUSTICE OF THIS PK1CJ-J
nnd
G encrol Collector .
Mi.lillelnirf Sny.'cr roiinty. Pn.
Ppecial nllaclinn pi.l In nollrcllnn nf
H kinla. Itcniillancea will bt lua.lt
promptly for nil c.il!ciuion male.
lar. .11 lb.f tr.
Y. 11
WAGS EH, Ksip,
lackxnu Town-hii.SnydorCo. Pn.,
Will ntiruJ lo all hunim-a rnirmlcj in
hia cart and ou tba lno-1 rrnaonnlilc
trrua. March 11. 'USif
VVID S. S1IOLLV,
Jiiftico oi the Tonco,
L. uiuit'I'iifiiKfiiii, Smjtlrt Co., J'o.
Wilt nlirinl in nil hnalnca rniriialr.l lo
bl- eira o'l moal re.iaoiinlila larina.
I', O. n.Urrea, Uumlorc, Pnylcr 'n., Td.
Mnr. 4, 'HO.
J.
11. II ART. MAS,
ji wtici: op tiik iant'i:.
Ar (yonvt'.vanfor,
CENTUKVILI.E. Sny.lor County. Va.
(-.illa -Onn nn.l all Im-lnett parlalnlnar In Hit
..fftca nr.to-llr of tht Ptact wilt lit .tll-n.led tc
tt ahorl noilct Ap rlT'fa
gKI'll Ml t'CU ELL,
.Justieo of fho PeiiPo aV Convevnnror,
.1 t ktiii T'wnlii(t, Snjr.ltir County, H.
O "11 IttHM, (TttiiVfyamJliiU, aii'1 ll Othf
ft I nf its imrUiijih tn titn mt'i wtll riflVf (ui.f t
psttftitl'in. I'o4luuUi44ri).: .Nt flHrlln, INin
tulllilj, F. Agh, 1i,
JOHN K. HUGHES, Esq.,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Penn TVp., Snyder Co. P
J AM ES Ml DDLESW A UTH,
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer,
Troxleville, Snyder Co., Pa.
Will ttttod promptly to all manner ol but!
opartalnln- to tbtotflra. (lolltcllona ma jt,
Dtt.lt. Arlloltako., wrIUto. (July n.Ta-ll.
y.M. II. HARDING,
.H'STICK OF THE Pfc tm
Jt Coiivo.vmicera
FUEKMUNT, dnviitr oouoty, Ta.
tolttctlona tndtl btialnnet nartalnlnt tn tht
office.. r J u-ll.ia uf the Heaoa will ba atteiirle.1 to
al ahorl uotlet, Apr. JT'To .
J A. WETZEL,
Justice of the :Peace,
llmivertnwn, StiyJrr Co., Pa.
All kin. la of oollroiiont mailt ou liberal
Itrint. Promptly attends to all hiitincn
lairiititi lo bit ears. (Juua 2tt. 7i
0
ER Ii. MIDDLESWAHTU,
JUSTICE Of THE PEACE
AMD
CONVEYANCER,
MoCIuro City, 8nyder Co., Fa,
Oollaetlnot and til bualnatt parlalnlnt to tht
offlct of Juattet ol the Patot will hottwndtd to
tt tbort aotlot. July M.'lttl.
G 1I0RNCKHGER,
.lt,STlGE OF THE PEACE
Parry Towotblp.Hnydarlloonty, P.
Colltotlont. Uonrer stalna. and all othar bit
etaauarUlolna to tbo omca will uo orouiutli
n ltd to, OiSto taar Tromaotvlllo
T7XECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
U ttattmtnttrv o Iht oetattor John Hmlth.
dtctaatd, lata of Wa-blnvlon towtahlp,Soy der
county, P-nn't.. hava baa a tranla.1 io tht
imlaralyntd. All ptrtnna ktowlns tkmil? a,
ln.lo.T to aald a.tal- trt ra.ia. tla.l lo makt
linautdlalt ptymant, whllt thoat btvlna tttlmt
trt raqutaud to prtatot ihta Only euibttlloa-
JOHtf A. HWITR,
kAkiU bhtl l H,
MtfiT, 1M0. Attcstort.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A Rod Power and Machine with
Shaker and avarylhlnf la (ood working
ordar, nearly aa good aa taw.
ALMIl.a Joha H-at tutlna and U by 40 lacb
taiplra Heparalor wllh lot feel of beat loalhcr
ball. Thraiihad tlioul 4ot kuahri. Speaial la
dnocuwi.U will ba alveo tad sstrtuttad (or oat
year. tlaU on of tiuratt
ll. BBUS..
i cpt.t.lUO., . . , lateubwry, la,
I
uf
note..
Comer HO St. $ Broadway,
NEW YORK.
On both American A iitropcan planss
rronOnn mi C.nlr.l r, tho Omnd Hmi
vrd, HmndWsyiad riOy-Nliith XI,. II, I, Hm.l
orximlM the cntlro iquaro, n.1 wna I..HII ind
fnrnlhd at an aipn,a .f ,,,tr fii.0.), i
o-oflh mnat alrmnlaa wall . b.in iha nn.
aal Incalrd In Ilia clly t haa a poaaan-r Klrtt,
lor nn.l all mndrtn tmjrovrntnt. ami la WHhtn
ona t isra nt lha drp.na nf Ilia SI to. and ElalitN
Ataiina KlovnirdR. K cara and atlll naarar tn
lha llr.a., ram aannronlant S id aivwaalbl
""' all parlanr Ilia ally. R.v,n1 wllh hoar. I, tl
lr.l-. Kpwial ratal for fainllla ant pariaa.
art gnaaia.
E. HASKELL.
An. t9,'n,ir, rauraiTOR.
B0AEDIN6HOUSE.
THE CnlerataF'l would raapsolfutly In
rnrm the trnvrllln puM la. biuinaaa
m-n, wiMiaa-aa anil Jurora In ait-niranra at onr
ttotirta lliat ha haa nia.la .n. irri.,rll aa f,,f
h-lr aro-n.ti-tl,tirn and will nn levr to an.
laoam Ma pairona In .ioil alyla at lha moal
raai..nbla r-la., Il-,r II.14 U juao a few doora
waatoflbaOcilrt Hiu-a.
UAUHIFX tl FAX' Kit.
Apr. 81 ;t. 1 1. Froprfclor.
irnnnr t
;MIIIlel)iirtr ln.
JOHN LI M B K 11 t. Proprietor.
Tha abnva DnanJl tr llotal haa haan aantij
and ri-l,irnHha.t in low lt atyle. Ita eantrai
wnunn maa-a It .mkiilont r.ir bo-lr.,,
man t iara,na in all .n-tin-a t U.mrt an.i
oiharawhnaraaallo.1 ti Mi.l.llahur Thau
lia la alwaytanmiiia-t wllh in Mat In tba m,r
t-l-th lltrwlth ..! lit l ira ai l 111 slA.,i,
m. .v., narviiaii nuviiara. irma utouarna
April 4, IhTh,
CENTRE VI LT.R HOTEL,
(Lata Mra. Waarer'a.)
l onlarrlta SnjJar t o., Pa.
PETER IIAKTMAIf, Pmprltto .
Thl Intcoatnbllahad and wall known k,M
haaln has pnrrnnaad hy tbo ndoraianail ia
llrlta a thnro ol the politic rnt ronaifc.
APr,l..,l,T,. PtfEJl HARTMAR
I?AII!M0i;T iIOL'PE,
NKAh THE PEPOT.
MIIUILKHUHll, PA.,
PIIM KI, Sl'tlZ, Proprietor
dip Donatio id cicao proylmila lo it,l
irpn nnu nan i.ucijr hern rchuill an I n
niitu. noomt eninnioilloiit tbt Inhlaa."
mppnca wiiu the Vtl trt market JtJ
nun ttrm tucdcrati.
apr lf "ft.
rpiIE NATIONAL HOTEL.
JOHN B. FOt'KLER, Pi-op'r.
.SelitiM.jrove, Pal
Thla riotal la ntaaaanl y Pwate.l Ir the "..
and laa vrrydaalr-lilr p!.r for lrarel-r t,i
the KTGf accomuiodutlona ai Lnwral.t. .
-""--'"I'l'innonra w hi u au- lo call aaalb. 1:4
"i i.o.i.ir in ine oa
a A riralclaaa Kuatanranl locunrenl, ,
thtllolul. Air.lv. ll
awacatvaaaawi
iflerchaiits9 IloiisrJ
'ilHat ll-
NORTH THIRD STKKKT. P II 11 A fJ
Toitoh t$l no per tlnv.
HENRY SPAHN, I nd
r.vt.npxwt. tlrrU
Aj.r 1.-
Pltiltuirlphin Car-1 it.
J. S. FASHSWOE'ftt
JONES, HOAR &C:
Importers ot
Kuiscry, Naliciis, Waite GoDilf?, Ed
acnes Gjiiis Fnmishiuz Gscds !
So. fill Mai-la.t Street.
riULADEM'hi
T. II. tone, W, II. si- j
A. II. Ilonr.
T. tl. ltd::
t.M'if. 13 '71.
P'. I. V AGl NI 1 I It,
WITH
fi RAYDILL ft :0.,
U Wn;arAtt Pmi.nl
WOOD AND WILLOW Wil
Oil flolha. Window 9hnitrt. Mrmmi.
Itrulm I'olton l.n pa, Criiln U-.p
pl, lliiiikcls, Ttvtnoa, Hloka. Ke.
No. 4 JO lurktl tlreel, PUilaJf.
Fvb. 7. 'B7
FAC01J 11. II I EG id. k CO,
WIIOI.KSAI.K IILAI.Cfl
FOREIGN & DOMESTIil
llillst lul,Uliv ln
WM; MAN
Ilonk Tcck Maker i
tioner, and St2an
Power
P R I N T E
Whoofsale Sc 1 7i
Uo 529 market Strj
PHILADELPHIA.
l'rouvitnetia. On Prict
Price Marked On AH Oovl
yurei.
Apr. lS-'S.
QAVID WILLIAMS,
Mnnuftclurrtof A Vi'bolratti'
Gilt, Mahogany, Walnut an
LOOKING GLAj
Picture & Photographic
Xoi. 230 and m Arch
riiiladelptiia Ti
Frtmet Rtcaircd ia tbe
Alto, Keglldlog ia all lie brtt
A DM I N I STRATOUS" S'
J. V Lttttra nf tdmlnlalrttlat
of ADAM (HHlLlV. dca".
baalat ba a rat lad to tla ttl
Wl.hln.la. a'Wn H..Am, a..tll
partona knowloa thtmttlvai It 7
tattlt tr requttud tonakald'I
mam, wuut lliuat otains ciaiv j
tuain duly aulbtnticni.-i l-.r 1
Bcp, a. laau. i
THIS PAPER
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