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Oounty 'rn;lt.
Tur Pirhiot Jtt'Uc,
J.MKUniLUX.V,
(if I,f wil)iirif,
(.ebjMIJtVleeliie ar Iht DlHrWI rnatrt.)
Vnr Sheriff,
DAVID KKlOili.KV,
tt Cntre,
Tn C.ntnl)- rnmfiiiediinrr,
ions UEITZ.
f Frank Hit :
JOHN M. MOYr.U,
if Miil.lli'linr.
fnr C"inty Trnnetirnr,
A ..HON H.'lIKI.FKICIC.
nf HrAKer.
Fnr County AiiililnM,
DAMKI.l'IFTFL.Nn.VCll,
of nn,
liKOWiK V. .oiKKKlt,
if Vfi I' Try.
Prt-niildiit Out fi wbl rou I in nrs t bacility, and has not the conrao to
steadily improve and Lis physicians arrest and punish pretentions dom
Mnd frionds have ttioug hopes f agones, the rejviblio is nour its
his nltimule recovery. He bus anf- 'end. But eo long as eourao and
fiodujiirb severe pain, but l as virtue remain, the mere asua'sina
l een thc i ful (m l tli cliires Limfelf tion of a President, howovor lamen
that be will g-t well. He is receiv table U ruay bo, will njt cituso it to
i g the trout careful treatment from full.
t ie brut physici ins. His reovcry I There about 1 bo intention given
Ij lnrgoly nttrilmtsbln to bis great to our power to assiujilato inoo-uing
w.:l powir nod di-tri urination not to foreign population. Our imnrira
K vo up. The bull ulill remuins iu tion now is at tho rato of half a
his bo ly and the physicians say jtuilliou a year. Fortunately it lnrqje-
tnry will bo ulilo to retuovo it bcro i
after,
LESSOMS Or THE CdlMS.
The Phil:k lHlhiii lJ"fnin; A' r t .
Tpry clearly and forcible argues tint
the niurddro'i i:ilt on tui life of
President (iarfiunl Miiggot a nu o-
bar of consi lurttijiu i
I. It groif o:it of a intnii, whi.j'i
results from certfiu false public touch
ings, It is but too jntly tli it tho i lot
of remedying fanciod wrongs by
killing the hoad of the stito became
popular. It is a foatiiro of Com
uiuoisni, or Nihilism, Wo lmv in
'W York a small but vicious nest
of Froncu Communists ; and in Chi
osg i their powor and bolduoss are
very coosiderubU. Tboy are not
Republicans, but are aotugouiatio to
our form of government, though in
a on doroo than to the moonrchies
of Europo. Tboy dosiro a Utopia a
ystoiu which will doKpoil tho rich
for the poor, aud allow the wildest
Ijdividnal licen i without tho re
straints of Government. Thoir in
stincts nro ciituiUiil. Thuy iufasu
their violeut spirit into weak brains,
and these, bnlf crn.ed. jiltn uhhiujiii
ations. To reiBud,; tho ovil it khouKl
be struck at its ro)t. To d tlii- U
to ansail the c luiiiiuniiit oruuui
tions. And this in tnin reiiuiroi
laws euuh ua hitherto wo h avu nit
desired to havo enacted. Oar ai'u(
a a nation, Las been to givu t iv
luttot p Mniblo attonti ju tJ mure
0','itat -rs and oouti il them by tbu
baiter aeuso of tho eurrouuding
tniaios ruthi'r thau by Ifgul com
pulsion. Hut tho question ho a
rises whether tho present out-break
il.ies not tench the ueoeaxity of go--iu
to the limit of uttiLiug at the
root of this evil t
II. Coojjns sh ould cnoct a law
making a .murderous avi-ault on the
Persidect of the Cnitid Stutis a
capital oiVtuno, wLbtber it is nntiiuly
ucuesjful or uot, la tho picke.it
ci-e if tbo Piudi.luut should not dia
bis uesailaut cuunot bj Luu. Yet
third init very dear Jihtiuuiiuii Le
tweun the Pt t-eiduot uud a pi irate
ci'i.to. Uo is tho buud of the btato.
His life has peculiar value to the
lt . mai-a imu u Luinn to
the uution than tholifo of a citizuu
in i rivutc statiou. Tbore cc arise
motives for taking bis life which per
tain entirely to Lis public character.
Liuoo!n was murdered, because be
represented the conquerirg tie
tueut of tho nation in the war of
rebollioa. The attempt on (Jattii'ld's
lifo in uttrib Uod toojitaiu vio.vs of
public policy, wbicb differed from
thoe of hia aailaot. In both cas
es public and not poisonal reasons
accounted for tho murderous deeds,
Heuoe tame ihoulj be paoisuod by
1 aat It, whether tbe criminal succeeds
or not Nothing less rigid vill and
er. The foolish hmnaoiUriuoiyio,
iiiught by Greeley, and which wsnld
let all groat oiiiniuuhf go oopanisb
e l. should be ojU aside Calm, in
flwxiLdo, oerUiii iutiu it needed i
and congreHS(shoold embody it in a
aw ttxiog the'peuulty of death for
assaults ou tbo President's life.
III. Tu perscm of the President
honld be guarded. To wbat extent
this should go or wbat form it should
t will retjuir careful, thought.
Orientations display, uch aa it tbe
e ish io K iropo, . would be offensive.
Tjh trnppingi of mooarohy are not
o Dcemal to tbe people.. Hut i
1
fjtu etfiiciire form, bjn.f.r simple,
' , ' ' J
-..dr naywa aw.
line personal safely of lha PresMentJ
UbooM be simns-l so fur a human
precautions will rlo it. I
IV. There honl.l be a osrefnl dia-
litmpt at Naijiaatioiianl an snsanltjbis bat which be bad been bulli
on the rrpublio. It d e sot noons-j
arily folio that audi attempts en-
danger the safety of the government
Trno, assassination tends to anarchy
and this is a d inger to the repnblic.
Dnt so lung as our people retain
thoir p irity the rp t'elie will stm 1.
The ILnnm republic foil through the
ansnxsiontion of Cwsar. He was kill
ed, profusseilly, t save the republic.
Hrntns and his AnoriittiM wero pro
fitsni-dly pure nod lofty patriots, and
C.Tstr endiinere l Ilomsn liberty.
So John Willtna Hiotli stiontel $ie
Micr tyrannl when he shot Liu
coin. Yet the ltiran ro publio vi
tnally diel with Cm nr. Kill tho
tendon was that there was not
enough public spirit to puniah the
perpetrator of crime. The murder,
ers of Ciewr, io.l h.iD.lol with bis
blood addressed tho people from
the for hid an 1 irwimed to be Imuooj
mi 1 patriot fir what tl'.ey bit 1 done.'
When this nation falls into such irn-
ly euibrucos a bolter leinent than
we thus received in fnrmnr lc.in
F n rope has omp'iod systuni itially
and purposely its criminal aud pun-
per clanHes npun
tis. Of lrtto we
have drawn largely on the botter
jelemout of her population. Hut
'among it is, very naturally, moro or
Iuks of the vicious. Wo have thon,
tho work of asduilating all this,
lit it not an element of danger f
Does it not enny a lower order of
Moral teaching than we prefer f Is
it uot danger of ljoriu tho moral
tone of the uation f TLoho question i
are snrioim, aud sooueror later uiunt
be carefully considered.
Thr VtT;iEn op 181C In A pril.
181(1, ice and snow destroyed all tho
buds and almost every grcon thing.
In May, bu Is and small fruit were
frozou upon the trees nnd bualits.
Coru vn replanted two or three
times, nud very little of it caiuo to
pi i fuel ion. In Juno tlioro were
severe frosts several times. Kvery
ureon herb vm killed, vegetables of
every kiud much injured, nnd nil
kind of fruit ha I provioimly bueo
di-atroyud. On the 5th cf July there
wai iuo m thick as window-glahs in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, uuj ull
!tates north aud oaxt of thorn, la
dian corn was chilled nnd witherel.
I be crax was no much iujnrod by
evented fronts that tho cattlo would
........... I Ai t i . . i
rn.ui.-i. j i me leglllUtU r
iiiuio was ice unu an men
thick. Tho coin was fnueu aud
rotted, and every green thing was
destroyed. This was the caso not
only iu the United States bulinKu.
r po. An CugliHli newspaper sai l :
'It will ever be remembered by the
preseut generation that IS 10 was
the year in which thero was no sum
mer." The national military home for
disabled soldiers of tha late war, at
Dayton. Oiiio, is located tion high
ground, about four miles west cf
uod over-looking tbe city and many
miles of tho beautiful valley of the
Miiuui. It consists of six hundred
acres of highly ornamental ground
ronlniiiing one hundred' and fifty
bnildings, and is inhabited by four
thousand two hundred disabled
veterans of the late war. It is the
i k. i . . ...
migebt aim me anest publio insti
tution of any kind in the world,
During the year 1S80 over 350,000
person visited it.
Tbo Supremo Court of Michigan
Las just rendered an important de
oisiou in a grain gambling case.
Ono party baviug lent another mon
ey, with agreomeot to share th
profits, iu an attempt to get np a
corner on wheat, the leader sue I to
recover tbe money. The court held
that snch combinations entered into
to artificially effect tbe price of any
necessary of life wa illegal, and any
mooey advanced in the puruanoe
of such contract oannot bo recover
ed. Jay Gould, on Friday lat, obtain
ed tbo ooutroling ioterest io tbe
Now York Elevated Railroad. He
io marching forward bravely toward
tbo ownership of tbo railroad of all
kinds In tho United States i and if
bo live a few years, and gather
them io aa fait a fao bao beea do
.ini. ha will nnt lull m ratlrna.l
in
lh, ofoiUwo.-
..."
t.i a wai awji" M
Soma joara bro a CbicARO man ) Blair coon t eportsini, arabatrio.?
got drunk, Atid fceinir onabl toROodfox Inolinj.
reach bin borne Ui J himself to . rest!
by tbo aiJe of a fence. Upon com-
ilntr to himself itsaio he fuand that
ng I
log in bis band cootninod a dollar in
mall coins, which be had been
droppe 1 by tho bitoevoltint. Aa be
was siik and destitute be conrlnded
that begging was a good basineM,
and wvut into it systematically.
In six years he hud received $30.
000, when be dropped tbo business
nod spiiculnted in wtstora lands,
e in now a tuilliouare.
Vice President Arthur has great
ly tlevnted himself in the estima
tion of the American people by bi
dignidud and manly conduct during
tho trying ordonl at AVaBhiogton.
aud for bis deep concern aud ex
pressions of sympathy for the Presi
dent and his family. It has been
bis ardent disiie from tbe begiu
ning that tho I'resideut might ro
cover and relieve him of tbo bur-
dcus and respo UHibilities that wosild
dovo'.vo upon biui iu case of bis
death.
Tbe old apprenticeship system bas
beon rovived by a manufacturers!
Springfield, Mass. Tbe boys bind
tbomselves lor si x years, and are to
receive from five cents an hour at
the beginning to I welve at tbe cod.
loa llition, two cents au hour will
bo placed to thoir credit, and paid
on their discharge, thus providing
for ouch abjut $ti)) for a start on
his owa account. Tiio employer
stipulates for fifty-eight hours of
work a week and nine of sti ly.
The electric light is saiil to be a
furcmn io rollieiies. It not only
gives a brightness fur more iutense
tkau any bithorto t-rcployed io such
ciiscs, but Hhows to equal advantage
in whatever hit nation it is phicod.
It euu be fixed steadily at one point
and ro'irui no attention. The
miner, unencumbered by bis lamp
and baviug and abundance of light
in every position, can certainly do
bis work uioro advantageously.
Since tho discovery that Gitleau
can only bo punished by eight years
imprisonment, the universal expres
sion is that an amendment should be
made to the constitution, tnnkiug an
assault on the Pretidont or Vice
Prenidelil innin)in.1 hy duttb. t i i
state 1 that a p-titim t that
efiert is alieudy iu circulation iu
Washington.
Quite a queer case of poisoning
occurred at W'illiamhbnrg, Blair
county, last week. It is Mipposod
that it was caused by bur ning pota
to bug in the stove while bread wat
in tho oven baking. Tho whole
family were taken with nnnsen ns
soon as they cjiu nunej 1 using the
bread.
H'bon we roil of two billio n pos
:i,,.r.la t nrt,.Ml l.V l.a
gov
ernment, it a i l l b ii t'lil j i t'l i to
win a go id do il of o irronpm 1 1:1 ce
foin-r ou. Sn-viur theaa catds to
gethor, u I t en I, they would makrt
a girJie long enougt) to wiua six
times around the world.
iVr. (lao. V. (hildn, of Philadel
phia, has placed his new country
seat a Hyrn Mawr at tho disposal
of the 1'i'esi lout an I his family in
view of tho fact .that ai sjon a be
can be moved General Oarliuld will
have to be taken where be can ob
tuiu rest an 1 quiet.
Two saiUr, an Irishman and a
Swede, sailal from Ilith, Maine, on
Tuesday of last wook, in a dory 14
feet long, 21 ioches deep, and 5 feet
wide, in which they intend to cross
the ocean. Tbey carry provision
for eitxydays.
A Philadelphia guardian charge J
MV for a iimnistoria an est a te of
$100, The ward wai a girl, and be
wanted her to pay hi o the differ
ence out ef ber own earnings. The
Court cut down bis bill to $85.
To-oo-be. ohief of the Shosbine
Indiana of Nevada, drivos a apank-
ingprirof trot(,eri atUahei to a
handsome carriage lie baa ma te
some suoeeiiful venturer in mining,
and is an extensive breeder of cat
tle.
There is every indication of a new
railroad being built from New York,
through Pittsburg to Cbioago. It
will be a direot and much aborter
route, and is aaid to be a Gould
movement
A brnte named Robioson,in Erie
eonnty, became enraged at a boy
named Koapp for pasturing cows
efbrebia door. He knocked tbo
Lad down, inmned on dim anil hr'uk
bio jaw ia tbtoo places, "J
Siileeo Bradford physicians offur
to attend the poor of that city free of.
cbargo.
Lebanon eoanty contains more
blood boond than any other donaty
io tbe etrte.' r "
Sportsfneu art on tbe lookout for
a largw otter thxt freqnen te tbe riv
er fier MoVeytowo.
A disease among cows in Ctiester
county, wbifh affects tbo spinal col
omn, is very fatal.
Tbo grand jury of ylllegheny
county found a true bill against a
man for fishing on Sunday.
It is estimated that Pennsylvania
buys aannally in Kentucky 1300,
000 worth of trotting horses.
la Pottsville last week 470 dogs
were assessed. One owoer of ca
nines was assessed 113 for nine
dogs. J
JacltKon Wen rich, a Contre county
blacksmith, shod nearly a thousand
horses in tbe past twelve months.
The Jackson & Wood in car works
at Berwick, nro using 70,01)0 foot of
lumber and making 133 car wheels a
day.
Seven years in the panitontiary is
the sentence John Drown rocoived at
Smethport for chaining ties on
railroad track noar Bradford.
An acre of nsparagns in Chester
county yielded over throo thousand
five hundred bunches, nil of wbicb
sola at nu average of ten cents por
bnncb.
George Mnse, of Yet Newton
who eloped with Miss Paul twenty-
four hours after bis marriage with
Miss Doiiglax, is still at large, ac
ccrupaniod by the first uainod lady.
- Notices have been sont to the
friends of Maurice. II oalny, the fur-
naceman recently mnrdored at Dun
bar, Fayette county, that those at
tempting to capture tho ruurdorer
will bo killed.
Woman's Wisdom.
"She linUts (hut it U more impor
tant that her family sliall ho kejit in
full health, than that die should have
nil tho fakhioimlilo rircKxen and ulylej
of tho lime. Klin therefore sees toil,
that each member of her family is
iii!ii"l with enough fop Hitlers, Ml
the first appearance nf any symptom
of ill lieallh, to prevent a tit of nirk-
nr with it attendant cupensn, care
and anilety, women sltoii'd ex-
I cise tlieir yi-nloui in this way. N
llnvrn 'aViiWioit.
"Mall iilters iirnlhi) bent iiitters." "
' They proinole sleep and allay lierv-
ousne-s."
"fet I .Ivor ami Ivhlncy mcJicine
sol-l."
"Tin y knoi-k the 'ehi!!' every time "
est tiling for iiiirsiiitf molbers to do
liud."
Julv 1m.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. .
fa it mallrr nt thr A.Vns nf Giory
.V-.TH'r, lire it.
H'II undersigned Auditor appoint-
I ! I.f thr '.n'l In il.trll..i. Hi rvnHa In
I f li.nl. nf William llnr.lluir inl IMillli.
M.l.lnr. KlinlhlitrX-ir of f..;. 1 Y, ,..
-r. will all r.ir tli pi.rpi nf hit inonf.
nin ! Ilia I'lfl nf T. .1. SuilOi, V."i , In
4 ..1rt.itir, on TileaUv, AI4. 3, INHI, t 0
nVI- k a. m., at wlilrh tlinantl ,lar- all prr-ona
iiav.n riiniia arn ra..aaiai ut nri-mii inmn
.lul? nlliiai..t, I, or tia deliarriia from o.itU'
li lio. 9i IJ Iiiii4.
. - j Aeon nw.priiT.
',Jnro, . AudMnr.
H"
Executor's Sale of
REAL ESTATE !
npiIT3 nndcrsiirned. F.xecntor of the
1 l.'t Will mail T"ltQ1nt of H-BTf Ration,
lat nl Waft lleavar tnwna'iltt. Mnr.lar nountr.
I'm., ila will axi'a In luhln Sal, at lh
Ilium aleail nl nl ttld Uaotilant, In Ilia town-
uiu wKiraajiu. on
Tnecday, July 28th, 1881,
Th fitlnwln Sanrlli1 Rnl flint, to
IK't No. I, ualii lh Hirao.ie., n,
Inu In it.UI nl f naiih U lit. A ,. f'l.t. u.
In
inln Kllfirlar. Uoila nr llin wl.lo'w aiiii hra nf
Mn4
ni'iiin uoiar, rbiiip Jinalweli auil ulnar,
ruuik.ugwg
Twenty Acres,
mora nr ln. In hluh ataia nl onlllratlin
dnraro.l ltao& w barton r ar:to4 Two.
aiur rrama)
'Dwelling TJonse, Barn
anrl nthtr nutl.nll.llnf, wllh aa Oroharl nf
hnlc B-nrtt vnud waMr. TKa pfnralfM ar-
MMia.ia,i auvvi miiaa .iortuwiit n aja
bum. lnnr A . H. I.lah'a Fltmrlnd l ul
TMAltT No. D.iltuata In lb tnwuahlp. arors.
.nai.i. atiininiaif innna 01 aaaa nnepp, jnaaph
Miut, uauuau oiinin(r sdii otur. eontalu
in
, Five Acre,
mora or'lonn, blnw mnatlf Won.lUn l.
THAIIT No. . aitut In Unavnr townahln
bnundail North lan.lalnf ElltalMib MllKr,
Wat n? Ian. 11 of Uaoric ArlM.i'i Hair.
nuum , iiwn a, n , ttftioM ana i b
Pl I .. I.. HflU
Limestone Lot,
oontalnlln an nrohai mnranr Im. Th abn
rai-M win o auu in wboi or in part mar
bi1a.nl moat lvnitfnui.
rll to iiunaano at tan o'olook A.M. of iM
amj w.ia tru 01 win m m3 known bf
JunSi,im. CxMutor
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In th maltvr uf the entitle of DanUi Moy
I . ' er. tieceatnl.
TURanitoraigned Auditor appoint
4 t tha I'ourt to dlatrlbnt th had In-
. lo.i i, jr. A. wtal, raij., adiololatratur
nriliaa-atitt of nnll Morr, ilao'd. will alt
for lb purpua ol liM appulotan-nt l kl oHSoa
IB MkiiltaUiira-.on Tbura.lajr, 4. Ub, IMI, at
too'olm-k A.M.nt wblab llm and .11
p-iaobt karlna- alalma ar r.iid to praaanl
lbmduly utbnlliiiJ. orb dabrr-d from
owiuiua in ow mm man.
JOHN H.
Jon 10, IMI.
A.KNOLD,
- Andlior.
AU0IT0R S NOTICE.
In tin matter of lite eitiiie of Jsaao Smith,
. ' . . . ueceiuea.
TEE nndersigoed Auditor appoint
d bf lb Court to dUirlhat th fundi In
th bnndf of Sauinal WllUnau, k.
lbLatWIII and Taaltiaant of IaM Hinltb.
doo'd, will ill for th purpopo of hit appoint,
mantat lboJ' of T, I. giultbV rij., 1 th
ItorosKk ot-Mldillliurif, on Muodal, Asa. tat,
taw, at IV io. A. M. at wblh tint and
pi all rm havlos Ulm nr rw"atd
lu praarot tbui 4af Mlbatlla, Or bd.
ksrrU fro 4 Mala la ca laid fund.
A. W. PllTTU .
'J H. IMIa
Auditor.
Attorncys-Al- Jmw.
j. i i.
yyU. K. HOUSWEltTII,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
Sklhisorovk, Pa.,
OollMtlnat snil all ntkar ImI bailmM sraiBpt.
f unlJ to, uoaialutlubl Is Ksllk l
Unu. ...
H. DILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. .
Lttcitbnrg, Venn a.
All buatnr-M )f rit-t ad Io bts ear will
bs prompil; stitailsil 10,
rri, on, 1700.
j j t5T.lDKtfm"ciJ
ATTonKirAr.iATr.
iltrket St., Seliiuyrove. a.
All nrofMlon1 lnin- nrnmntlr tldd
to. uoniuivtion in r.nguau nuoitarmnn
w aw. ra.-av,
I.
U. WUNDERLY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MMli btirg, Snyiter C , Ta
Cab Mnonraltrd Is Kngtlak orr an.
Jan. l,'ii,
Attorney-At Lit",
MMillrliurg, Pann'a
All nrnfalnnl buonaaa'attraildt I hit
Oar will rffttr prompt tlntion.
uuniuitauona in a-ugiian acu urman.
tKt. 10,11.
JACOB OIL11EUT,
Attorney-At-Tjaw,
MIDIil.F.lit.'UO. I'A.
AUhaalnr.au ntrnatd to hit oar will rtM
rompt attantlon. Jnl W.'ts.
E. BOVE,
AIIORNEY-AT-LAW,
Mid'lebnrff, rt.
(one la one or J. r. uroomiiur, taa )
Onllantlnn mid.
Uooialtatlona In Fnnll.b
ail Uaruian.
J an It, 'Tl.tf,
M.
L. SC1IOCH,
ATTOBNET-AT-LAW,
New Berlin, Penn'a.
Fmfafatannl bnlnaa ntrnatd 'o hta ara
will rciv pnioipl nltnnllon. - Jnnovif.
QUA 3 P ULRICII,
Attorner 4 Oonnsellor-At-Law
nflle to App'e Hnlldln; nn dooi North, of
anvaTiiN iiotri..
SclliiNpTrotr, I'onn'n.
flnllmtlnna and ml other nrHeeilonal hnal-
neae la enllnlted and will recolre relul an I
prompt attention. Apr.U.'Tn.u.
T P. CRON MILLER,
O . ATTOUSEV AT T.AW,
Mifllinburg, Pn.,
Offer til proftxiiilona rTl- to tbo pub
lio. Collection and all other prnfeaaional
buelneaa entrue'eJ to till 0r will receitr
prompt AMentino. Jaa 8, fx If
m J. SMITH.
1. ATTORNrtr AT LAW.
MtllILRIIUHtl,SN VCUHUIJ., PA
orr hie Profaaelnnal Serelee to th pabll
i.onaiiiiati.ini i bnviiru noil tirion.
P J. U. ZELLER,
ATTOnNEV-AT-LAW
Mifjllubnrfji Cttion County, Pa.
All btie)tnrfi nntpuiti1 tn tila rrm will
tVAll sin J fit 1 1 tl fill I V M.tta.n.ln.1 U'lll tirmfH
- a ru'WI iv'ieiaei nmnsi ! al fWieiMV
oiiiti". dm iw 0oniuttl In th KnKllfh nr
O.-rmnii latiMumfn OlU. J. . '7dtl
piIARLlvS IIDWI'R,
w Arrt)itNt:v at r.vw.
Si, i i (iair..j A P.,
..v .... . .
illTor 111 profoaalonfilaerncea lo Iks pub
no. tiii.t-ui .una ai.ii nil uirrr protuvnio..
btiHinna eiitrnstel lo bi oitre will re
leire proni.l al lent inn. ORior loo iloor
aomli of lh Norm il rtoliofll. fj n 6, '0
M. LINN,
ATTOIINKV AT f. W. I.ewlehiirz. p,i
OTet hi profvaaionHl ecrvioe lo lh
publio. Ctilleotiom ami nil other pro
feKioiin1 htiiiiH enlriirteil lo ! cur
will receireproaipt alteiiiinu.
Sept. 8'l, HSO.
wTparrErti
A TlOn .V )'. AT LAW.
Sslinaqrore. Pa.
Offer their profrionul eerrice to lh
public All legal buelntananlriiai!1 In ilieir
oar will reoeire from nl atletation. Ulfiee
at hi home on Mitia 8tret.
July, -ttb '72.
BOBItOB ALLStf A
8. ALLEMAN & SON.
AT TO II. V E YH AT LA IP.
Heliirijrovc,
All profiinnt btialne nnJ ootleollng
enlriimecl to tlieir inr will bs promptly
Aliened lo. Cn bt oonanlteil in KnglieL
or OorniHn. Oifio. Mitrke. 6i)iiar.
II. If. (bimm. Win. II. Dill
C It I MM Ac DITjLi.
Attorneys &3Councellors
A T'hA W,
OiTlce Near the Post Office.
rreeburir, lenii'M.
Coneiiltolloa la bolb EnjilUh nj (Inrroso
Unngunge. Deo, I 7 J t f .
JOHN II. ARNOLD,
Attorney nt Inw.
MIDULBBUUU, PA
Profenlon! buelneee entruated.to his ear
ri promptly allanded lo. Feb
T THOMPSON BAKER,
Attornoy-at-Taw.
LewlHburg, Union Co., P
fjy-0n bs oon.ulled io lbs Eogtisb aa
Mermen ingugek.-r
OPf ICK Murket Sirtet, oppodl Wlla
4nIlb A, Oo's Store 8 49y
WM. VAN GRZER,
AITOttNUr AT i.n,
" Lewisbursr Pa.
Offers bis prnfeMioBalierrios to 1 pub
lie. ColleolloBS sad all other PireioB
1 buainee intruateil labia -111...
leeive prompt attention.
g T. PARKS,
ATTOBNET AT LAW.
SKUNsanovs, flNruEa coustt. p
sept.16, '7tf
A O. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Selinsrove, Pa.
JTers his professloDal sertioes le lbs pub
.lo. All buaioois entruattd te als oar
ill be promptly alteodd lo,
Use. 17, '0711
GAMUEL H. ORWIQ,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW, i
Miainbiirs. tVMlnis t?.n..
2"M."Ut',rT,",,'' rr'iu"
Physicians, ?c.
Dti. i. r.auiNOEtj,
HURQEUM AND PliratCtAIT '
Middlebnrr. Pa
Offr hit firnflont rvla t ib ell
toss of Middlsourg and vlalolly;
Mrek 2I.'H7
Jn AIAIUND IIOTUROCK,
Fremint, Snyder county, Pa.
Oradnaiaot BUlmoriltl nf Phulelant
d Hurirron. ooara hH frnfailnal tarrl
U Ik p.ibllOSp-t bagiU nnd Oaraian,
Msrak, IT, ll. tf.
II.
J. SMITH,
Physician & Surqeon,
fremenxt, UninUr Count, Pa-
ltr hit rofalnnl aorTlort th mill
OIBr n Main trt. J an II '7
D
U. J. O. WAQNEft,
IMiyslclmi nnd Surirron,
llfTnra hla profMatonl arloaf to Ika e'lana
of Adanaburg and Tlrlnltf. Au. i.'aoir,
J)H. J. F. KAMAWHt,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
tntrrllle, flnr1er in.. Pa
Oiler fall profiiiool tcrflort te th
publio. 11. IMI r
II.
J. KCKUHRT.
SURGEON DENTIST. 1
Kt-Klir-IIT" HI.OOK .
MiiMjfrove, J'enn'a.
Profaiilonnt hailotn prouiptlf ltndn1 to,
iuF .v, 'i.
jjll. I. aiUElt UAUDEU,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
having tocalrJ nl MIPDLKBUBO, PA.,
ottiR A few ilnnr Waal of lh ('nnr Ihotiae.
in ller' Ifrick bulKlinar, oflrr hi pro
feaiin1 rioes lo th publio. II
peak English and Osrman
Oet,17.78.
pERClVAL HERMANN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Kratterrllle, Snyder Co., Pa.
Ofter hta nnfwMlnnml rirln to th eltline
of krauerrllla o I rlilnltr. A at. tt,'1
D
R. A. M. S1IITH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offer hi profeeaionnl (ervioe le Ike oitl
ten of Adnmebiirn and flolnily. Hepl, 73
j F. VAN BU3KIRK,
UROICAL a MKOa ANICAt DENTIST i
yoliniifrovc, Penn'a.
Justices of the J'eace.
jDAM SMITH,
Justice or tbe Puacs & Couvcyaaccr
HeaoerSjtri ngn, Snyder Co., Pa.
All'nmielal hnelna -takln dnnaltlnnand
promptly alien. la I tn. Ooileotlon and remlt
tan .roojitly and. May I6.'.IS7
yiLLIAM II. SNYDICR.
Justice of I Up l?ac.
Salem, Snyder County Penn'a-
All Collections and retnitnDCcfc
promptly made.
Hot. 3), tf.
JSAAO HEAVER,
JUSTICE oF'TIIE PEACE
find
'jronex'nl Oolloctor .
Hli-Mlehiirir, Pnyiler Counir. V.
Pprrliil nilei.uon paid lo onllrellon ol
all kin. I. Iteniillnnoe will b iuJ
promptly for H oil'.euiion inmie.
Mar. -l-t 1878 If.
V H. WAONKR, Kq.,
- JUSTtCB OF TIII1 PEAOrl,
.l.iclc.-inii Townihiii.SnyderCo. Pit.,
Will intend In all bu.iineea eulrmlr 1 to
nl car and on the ninal renaonnblr
term. Mnrob 12, 'OHil
D
VVID S. S HOLLY,
Justice of tho Peace,
L'niuu,Townihii, Snyder Co., I'a.
Will attend lo nil bunlnea entrusted to
bia oir on nioel reaeotialile lernie.
1', O. addre, Dun Jure, PnTler I'o., Pa.
Mar. t, '80.
J. "
UARTMAN,
JI HTIOR or Tim PEAC E.
Ac Convi'vancer,
CKNTIli; VILLK, Snyder Count. Ta.
dollef tlona end all bualneii partalnlnir lo th
onir ni .1 uatie oi in reaoe will b atl-nnon to
al thnrt nolle Ap r 37' J6
GET 11 MITCHELL,
Justice of tho Pence Si Conveyancer,
laukaon Townahln. Hnrder Cnunlr. Ha.
0.ill.lloua, lliiiikrya.ifltitf, au.l all oilier bu
elnraa pa. ta lii In tn the oihoo will reeile prnrapl
attuiiiion. roatottlceaddreeei New rli-rlln, Unlou
eoiti.ia.ra. Aug. rlT7
JoIInI:. HOQIIES, Eoq.,
JJCSTICE OF THE TEACH,
Peoo Twp., Snyder Co. P
JAMES MIDDLESWARTH,
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer,
Troxleyille, Snyiler Co. Pa.
Will attend promptly to all manner of bnel
neat partalnlnir lo
Ilt, Arllcletke., written,
a partainina-io taeomre.
oltlc. tlolleetlona n,
IJUlf 21,-T-ll
yM. II. HARDING,
JU STICE or THE PEACE
& Conveyancer,
PHEEMONT. Snyder eounty, Fa.
Collection and a I bualu partainina lo lh
oOloeof Juatleeof lb Peace will be attended lo
l abort nolle. Apr. IPJ.
.A.WETZEL,
Justice of the :Peace,
Beaoertown, Suyder Co., I'a.
All kinds of eolleollon made ou liberal
term. Promptly attend lo all buln
lalruated lo bis ero; (June 2tt, "7311
ER B. MIDDLESWARTH,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACB
CONVETANCtR,
MoOlure City, Snyder Co., Fa.
rielleetloa and all bealnaae nartalalnr ta tha
me of Jnilof the Pae will btton.led t
a .am., aui.oo. JBII X1.'IH,
O UpRNUKROBa, y , ' .
'justice or the peace
i!lttlne. Oi rtuelu.aad allutbar baa
eBarUliiJ l tk will MataBili
aaded ki. O1 i-t i" ' '.
J. BOWERSOX,.
Juttiot of lAe Pae4 A t7onMytH' '
Penntoreok. Snyder Co Pa:
. - - '-'w-.a--i r""pair wj-ro,
Uosrf ring BU) nod bplf naia-l.
, V AprU I, .
i
Comer 59 St. r Broadway t
NEW YORK. . , :
On both American A Wiropesn Dlanai
Pmnlln rnrri Pr, th OrsnS Baala.
rd, BmadwaraaJ rin. Ninth !., Ibla Hot
o-rnnl lh Bttrw timr, and waahalltaad
fnrniaiird al an aipanaa of or (no.ou. It I
nnnnf th mnet iIkhI wall aa b-ilntt S
at looaiad In lh elif i baa paeanr Sl-ra-lor
nn.1 all m-wl-rn Imprnv-manta, and la within
one a.ir- of lha dopol of lh Alitihaad Elahlh
Areiina Kla.atrdR. H. eara and allll naarar la
lh Hr.(lr eara ftnTnteul n.id an-iiaaibl
from all part of lh elif. Hnnn wllh boarl, s .'
par.lar. Mpaclal rnlaa fof famllla aod pariaa.
.1
E. HASKELL,'
An. 3.' t.
Piorairro),
BOARDINGHOUSE.
THE Uni1erl(nit would repotfutly In
form lh truTrlllnu fuMlo, boainaat
rni-n, wilnaaaaa and Jnrora In allandanoaatobf
tlnnrta thai h haa made ampla prapacollon fof
heir ,o.n.nil,iM and will aniamr loan.
Ixrtain hla palrana In mod ella al th renal
retainable rat-., Iloir ling rl joa a fw door
weetvf tbaocort lljuae.
OAHBIELBEAVKK.
Apr. tl 'Tt. I y. Proprietor.
f
IMlIllt-lui'q-, la.
JOHN L I M R E R T, rroprietor
- ' I " ' - .-, n- ov-w rwDiieoi
nnd refurnlahed In tha hnat atvl- lfta-,Mi
T K . .k... mahmIb 1 1 . . . I L - - l '. a' . .
I Ineallon maki-o It eontenlent fnr bele
I men t ra,in in atl-niletK nl Oonrt nd nil
Alhir, ali. ... ii . . .
iiia la alwara an r,,iiad with th bet fa U mar
bat tha Mar w It h nnnd llqunra and th stable
attended by ear (lull hurt.-. Trau mo derm
Arll 4 187H
c
RNTRE VILLI? HOTEL,
ti.ai mre. wenTr'i.)
Centerrlle Snyder Co., Pa.
PETEK UARTMAN. proprUts .
Thli lonirtsblleb,l nnd wall known hot
, . . u u, i. un.i-ra.aTn. aw
licit char ol thcpnblln pat rona.e.
a "" MX1IA
fpIE NATIONAL HOTEL.
JOHN B. FOCKLKR, Prop'r.
KellnHgrove, Pa.
Til la rtotal la nlauanil- l..,.4 .v. .. .
. - i vii iu en) QTIBrs.'
and la a reryd.alral.li. place for Wavelar loatop
the ninTtif ai-rnnimodaflnne al low ratt. per
a...,ai..p,ln once will b aura to eall aalo. The
.T.K 1r",c' KuatanrantlBeonaertloowt
th Hotel. ,.. ,."
iMercliiints9 House,
VORTII TIIIED 8TKEET. PHIL'A TA.
Terms'.- L50 per day.
HENRY KPAHM lrr,rV
C.W.aiMII. Clerk Anr.l.'li.
Philadelphia Cards.
J. S. FARNSW0RTH.
WITH
J0HES,H0AR&Co.
Importers ot
Buiscry, Notions, White Goois, EmW
ilcrics GeiilsFiirnisIiiiiE Goods &c.
'o. 5U Markot Street,
PIIILADKLPHIA.
T. Tl fonee, w H nh.lni.-
Gn.VVUILL A Co..
Wuoi.sals DsAtsa la
'VOOD AND WJLLOW WABB
)il Cloth. Window fibaile. Broom, Matt
""" vouon lh pi, uraln Han. r.
I'.i. II.. .... .
V
Vo,
, "iiai-m, JlTinoe, ItlCKK, SO.
j.y .mtrai Birel, I'biladelpbia
Feb
i
r b. si:luuimer
J e
DEALF.D I!
EBARDWARE
Iron, Kails,
Steel, Leather,
ramis, uiis,
Coach & Saddler Ware
AND nl AN'JFACTURLR OF
Stoves & Tinware,
MARKET BTKEET. .
Lowlwlown, Penn'ae
Ne.eml.er 2, 1871-tf
WM. MAN N.
tionor, and Steam
Powor PRINTER,
i Iiolemnle Jt Kotail
No 629 Market vStreet,
PHILADELPHIA.
Promytnett. One 7Vif 8elti
Price Harked On All Ooodt In fi
guree.
Apr. 18.2.
QAVID WILLIAMS,
Manufaetareiof ft Wboleial Dealer la
Olll, MaliORany, Walnatand Rerwi
LOOKING GLASS
Picture ti Photographio Fram!
Mos. 830 and JW Arrh Street
rbiladelpbia J'a.
Frarnes Bpatrd la lh best
Alio, tteailding ia all Its braBcbea. Tl
rjNION PIANINO MILL
BELINSaROVB.aKTDEB COufA''
Kccly j& WaglScr
Lumber Dealt rs
and MARurAOTiiasa or .
Doors.'' Hoop Bates. Windows. SkatW
Window Boxes, Hllads, baih, Blair
Fixing. Hand Railings, Brack
ets, M0Dldiur.it Flooring,
ORULL, 84 WINU a UA Si NET TUB!UK
, Bhioglos, Lata, Vo., to.
Orders soliolled sad ailed wllb proF
Msaatl deepaleb. Pie sail and
iae our ttoea before. prbalai si.
Wfi kep on hand all Unit of
" BlankteueAae iVoeVtr-.'-
Monee. Warrmnt. Leases, Bykf
yw,itV,, , . -a '.