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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

We learn that the Perry Co.
Weekly has been enlarged and i'm.
proved geographically, and that
it now appears under the title
Mineral Region News and Perry
Co Weekly" We have not seen
the paper since the change.
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70 CLEANSE BLAnKETs Put
two large .ablespooniuis Of borax
sud pint bowl Of son soap Unto
q tub of cold water. When dis.
solved put In pair Of fblaukets. and
Jet them remain over night Next
day rub them out, and rinse thor.
oughly in two waters and hang
them up 70 dry. Do mot wiring
them. I
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The Exhibition by the COlOred
Citizens.

There was q large and respecta.
bic audience congregated in the
City Hall on Friday evening last
to enjoy the entertainment given
by the young colored citizens of
this place for the benefit of their
brass band. The programme was
skillfully gotten up, and embraced
music by the band, songs, chorus
es, declamations, dialogues, and
the performance Of several petite
dramas. There was also introdu.
ced q sample OF ofsinsing and clog.
dancing by a couple Of youths,
(not on tho prograu.me) which
went off with great jollity and
ecldt.
The brass band acquitted itself
we'll, showing marked improve
ment in execution and power Of
tone. ...s
The declamations by Messrs
and Masters Smith, Berry, Nelson
Thomas, and Walker, and Misses
Moss, Matthows, Nelson, Walker
and Strauder. would comparevery
favorably with those heard any
where from persons OF equal op
portunities, and we're listened L
by the audience with pleasure anC
the liveIiest demonstrations of ap
plause, ,It.7 sIL =
The dialogues werc equally vel
given, and the plays "Youni
lAAmerica" and "Tbe Forum
Teller" showed a proficiency il
hlstrionic delineation quite unex
pected, and afforded gratifyin
proof Of the capacity of the color
ed race for improvement in a
that pertains to the dramatic ar'
and which is essential to the high
est cultivation Of language and o
ocution for any Of tho uses I
which those requirements ar
} adapted in life.
The songs and choruses, partic
pated in by Messrs Cant. 81
wards, Williams, Lilley and Gu.
and Misses Weir and Banks, wei
given with telling effect, and oil
tied rounds of applause from Il
audience. gs l'f -fa
Our jolly friend R, Edwards r
B. peatedly brought down the bou
0 by his inimitable style ofrenderir
Il tho songs and other acts in whiC
Q he figured. .,#o
d The address Of Mr. Lilley, viii
J, porsonating the character of q mel
ber Of the Virginia Constitution
: Convention, was also q graphic d
i. lineatiou and yocifsrOusly applau
!; ed.
g The address by Mr.. Guy on I
10 "Future of the Colored People
g the North" was probably the fe
d ture ofthe serious part Of tue exhl'
a tion, It was a good thing in its'
ir was delivered with many OF I
., gracos Of oratory, and produced
j. marked impression.
n The entertainment was o de
,e ded success in every respect, q
l. produced, We are glad to 81
p quite o handsome sum for the p
poses Of the band.
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The Revival in East Lancaster
Editor Gazette.

Editor Gazette:
There is quite a revival
going on in East Lancaster, in the
school-house building. Brother
SwARTz is preaching and is con,
verting many sinners to God =
Quite a number have united with
bis church, the Evangelical" still
there is room for more. The meet.
ing has been going on every eve
ming f1l two weeks or more. East
Lancaster is quite fortunate in Sc
curing so good man as Brother
SwARTz, May he continue to dc
good in the name of the Lord.
Ess. Elm.
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TIE WEATHER has intruded it.
self into notice again. The past
week has been distinguished by
ccpious rains, a deep w.fall,
and the sharpest cold weather Of
the winter. Heavy ram on the
18th, succeeded by an eight-inch
snow the night after, eliminating
in period of intense cold, lasting
from the 18th till the 23d. On
Monday morning at daylight the
mercury stood 80 below 0, and nt
sunrise 40 below. The ice. wagons
have been in motion since Tuesday
morning, day and night, hauling
q beautiful article Of ice four inch
es thick. The ice supply is likely
TO be sufficient.
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To the Editor of the Lancaster Gazette:
In your last issue there is com.
munication under the title of "A
Theory wanted" Under the word
Theory Webster says, 4th head: a
Theory is a philosophical explana.
ton of phenomena, either physic
al or moral. 10 iaE @
The details given by "Student,"
relate to a physical pheuome,
non. and in my opinion can be
clearly explained on the simple
principles ofnatural philosophy.
The lifting of any body, is sim
ply overcoming the attraction Of
gravitation, which. binds it to the
earth. And when we say body
weighs $50 pounds-we only say
that according to a standard adop.
ted as unit, the attraction of the
larger body is $50 times that OF
the unit-both being under the in.
fuence of the forco called attrac-
tion of gravitstion-which binds
both bodies TO the surface Of the
earth in direct ratio to the amount
of matter contained. ts 1
In lifting man according to
the plan proposed, the weight, or
attraction OF the earth for that
body must be overcome, For NO
body oithor organic or inorganic
can escape for an instant the pow
erful hold the earth has upon it.
To me then it is clear, the foul
men stationed opposite each otbel
in the manner designated by Stu
dent by their united and h2rmo
nious action, lifted $50 or 20(
pounds as the case may have been
even though they we're scarcely
conscious OF effort. Four men sta
toned as above would each have
fifty pounds to lift, taking larges
weight. Each hand would sup
:. port 25 pour ds, which is no grea
task to a moderately muscula
man, Again-liiting in this man
ner the tendency of the body t,
escape from the grasp is overcom
: by the forces stationed oppost
} each other. lp
, The breathing of the FIVE per
sons establishes harmony Of action
for ono thing; q second is--it rem
ders the blood purer in the lung
: and therefore a better stimulan
i, for the coordinate action of th
q muscles of the persons lifting =
This physiological fact IL taken ad
vantage of by oil gymnasts be
Q fore they attempt any strikin
feat Of strength. The breathin
must add to the gravity of tn
O body slightly, as can be clearl
:, seen by any one. ,sp
= If Student really wishes to kno'
b whether the law of attr.c tion
gravitation is abrogated, let hit
10 with his friends repeat the exper
ment several times in successio
, and see if the muscles do not bC
~ come exhausted which the
.. would not If the weight is not rea
4. Another thing which rendei
the minds Of the experimenters il
10 capable Of justly appreciating Il
amount Of force exerted, IS u
u novelty of the experiment. Th
n such is the case may be easily il
IL ferred from the fact that person
lf in great danger often perform g
perhuman feats Of strength. II
~ hunter will walk and weary O
q his attendant game bearer. shov
ing the wonderful power the sta
II. of mind has on the muscular sy
al tenn. a ess,s,
The above | think is the CORE
" Theory of this subject which
u. respectfully unlimited 70 Est
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Montgomery, of the Logan Re-
publican has, after a short respite
to his victim, resumed the business
of punching the pith out Of the
Elder Of the Sentinel. If our pen
seems to lisp, We cart help it.
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ssl "A yoaug woman employed in
i the family of George Nichols, resi-.
! Z ding four miles east Of Lancaster,
! ssYas dangerously burned onThurs.
= day last in consequence of her
clothes taking FIRE from contact
with stove or CRATE. She is now
Improving, and likely to recover.
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MrS. >. A. Aliens Hair Restorsr
and Dressing. nov style. recent valuable in
ProyemeBt-tbe best 70 TestoTo Gray Hair AElIi
promote growth. MISS. A. Ailen's ZTtoBAL
HAvH, As clear, transparent liquid. far preieta
bic 10 French pOmades, and sold at half the
cost, sOldby Druggists.
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Local Notices.

LECTURE at St. Mary's Church this
evening. Subject: WHAT'S Chris
tianity ? and which Of the 200 sects
represents it? lw
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e. G. KREIDEa, Esq, formerly
of this city, has removed from St.
Louis toi Jacksonville. ILL.,, where
we learn he haspurchased o large
Touring mill. eas
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NEW DRUG sTORE.


1 have opened, on Main Street,
q retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and I keep in connection
Herewith q good assortment Of
Toilet articles.
My stock is entirely new select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
p / pay particular attention torfll-
ing Physicians prescriptions.
80 V@ @ Fl. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1869.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Lancaster enjoys prodigy of
beauty. A Mr.. Henderson has a
little daughter about three years old
WHOSE beauty amounts to inspira-
tion, She is in the fullest sense q
.sq"Uhild Of Heaven Her sweet,
e innocent, angelic face attracts the
attention Of every one.-Logdn
Republican. .e7
Montgomery sees something to
u Aaadmire every time no visits our
city. He is gentleman Of fine
taste. too, and shows correct judg-
meht in the above paragraph
But bere, where we have plenty
more Of the same sort of beauties
he describes, we don't 60 into &c.
I'll stasies over individual specimens
as if they were rarity.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

The article under the heading
"Waatcd.3sAwHome, 'lcutfrom the
n. Y. Independent and sent US for
publication BY a friend, shall hav0
q place in our next issue. Itis
admirable.
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GALEoF MEAL estate sY on.
- DEiE OF COURT.


On the 2Gth day OF Feoruary, 1870, at o'clock
In the afternoon, on the premises, viii be sold
folflie hIghestiBddTr ,the iol lowing real estate
free OF dover, aS the property Of Reason
Holmes, deceased. viz: Ntt
sitistei IN Fairfe ID county, OHIO, known and
distinguished hy beng thieves halfpf Section
twenty six (Lgl, towns ship sixteen (Isl, range
eighteen (ls), Of lands set apart aD Il used iOr
the purpose Of fsatIsiytng the caims ofthe r. &
oyees from the hrtith PROVINCES Of CaBAda
and Nova Scotia, excepting4p acres heretofore
sold 20 Richard Watson; and containing, ex
ceptiDg ghht IL covered by the heseryoir two
hundred and twsnty.seyen lz5D acres, and "a
be sold NJ ~ aerep - thT
This land uss South the Reseryoirin Wal
nut Township, and il one G the hest Farms In
the coantyg IT'S well wusred. has upon il
good improvements, good orchard, about ~
acres ofgood timber. and about $50 acres Of u
itnOs In grass.
TERMS OF sALE-one third in hand and
the balanee intwo eqnai yearly payments with
interest; appIaiSedat SIS 90 per acre.
JOIN .. WHITAKER,
n9| Admir- Reason Holmes.
IAN. 90. lsT0-,Lw.
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DIED..

JuLIAN--Miss Harriet E., daughter OF MT
Isaac W, Julian OF this city, died Feb. is, 1870
aged Is years, Smonths and 10 days.
Hattie was an affectl onate and dutiful daugh'
ter, a loving sister and kind friend, She was
ne ntle, unaffected aud retiring In her manners
and esteemed by nj who knew her.
In the winter tf 1861 she proiessed faith ID
Christ and united with the N. E. Church,
She loved the Sabbath School. the means
grace and the SAVIOR. Her suffering was pro
fraoted and At times severe, yet she "endureC
e. seeing Him who isintisible," and was al'
ways cheerful and hopeful.
Her bod. ."sleepsin the valley" Her spri
Iests with Je4ua. BINS.
Lancaster, Ohio, Fsb. 81, 1870.
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A friend wishes Us to inquire
whether the big Bud.bOlS west
side Of Public Square, north Of
Main street, is to be left unfenCcd
through the present season. II is
q lovely ornament, and should be
nicely frpmed 10 wood, 4e
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g itch ointment.

Why will you Scratch when re-
lief car be obtained for 25 cents2
Buy a box of Lirin9stOn's Itch
Ointment at Slocum 4 Whites
Drug Store. tf-3S
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

E.s s. CoLBURN, Esq, editor OI
the Perry County Weekly. has been
sPpolOted Postmaster at New Lex.
iDgton.
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Five more pieces of property ad'
'ded this week to those for sale by
j. G. Hite & Co., Real Estate
Agents. See their advertisement.
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First Glass Book Store

Extra inducements offered to Dealers and
Ieac hers buying in quantities. Call and ex'
anime this beaut'tUl stock hefore purchasing
elsewhere. and be ye pleased.
Old Paper and Rage taken in payment foI
goods.
Dec. lG, lsS9-ti.
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Improved swine and Poultry


Mr.. ISAAC LIGHT, who went to
New York City as the agent of Mr..
JOHN RsBER, TO take charge of the
, J valuable live stock imported by
him from England, per steamer
Helvetia, returned q few days
i,siuee, bringing,a couple of pairs ot
fine Berkshire swine, and somc halt
dozen pairs Of the most approved
breeds of poultry in England, com:
Rrisipg Game, Dorking, Golden
Hamburg, Silver G roy and Game
Bantam fowls. These are all fine
specimens oftheir respective yari.
.ties.Ts2sI{l h8E szlllJ
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URRoRs OF YOUTH.
mo ooNsUMPTIvEs.

Nrg 81
THE Advertiser, having been restored to
healthin a iew weeks, bya verysimple remei
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe g affection, ar d that dread disease
cousump,on-is anxious to make known to
histollow- 81 sufferers the means ofcure.
To all who desireit, he will send Ocopy o.
the prescription used ttree Of charge), wilhthe
directions for preparing and using the same
which they willfnd suRE CURE ron coSsuMr
ION, ASTHMA, RRoScHrrIs, eto The object o
the advert ser in sending the ption is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
which locomotives TO he invalnOblei and he
hopes every sufferer wlltry his remedy, as !
will eostthem nothing, and may prove bless
ng. ,he .,
Parties wishingthe prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A.. WILSON,
Williamsburg, X, ngs county, New York.
may III. 'O0 -lY,n .H. frH
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194 ACRES in Berne township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, on which lisa good two story
dwelling. large barn, good oathnildings. excel
lent water at the house, running water nm the
farm two good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. Price $50 per acre.
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Clocks! Clocks! Clocks!
Ths best at Butch's, with !mproVedp patented
bell, IL never breA ks. -ft 43-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Just received another let of fine Ameri-
can Watches, and at the lowest prices at
Butch's. 43-t.
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No. l Shingles $500 to $50; ;tasal
Double Xxx Shingles, $50, thebest
In market; h5 y q ,'4
Plasteriug Lath 3,75 per 1000.
Pine Flooring Lum. $50 per 100;
Pine Roof Boards ,85 per 100;
Burn Lumber 2,75 3 "aE
Common Boards $50 inh
Factory and Yard on the corner
of Canal and Mill streets. All
kinds offactory work done on shor,
notice, and Is per ct. lower thar
any other Factory in the West.
20 If y g. VORYS & BRO.
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tbatfs Kofthy OIsEami0ation. Of

The s. W. Publishing Company
has d notice elsewhere in this issue
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

RTRFswe1D, KooKEs 4 SgrPHEN
Al 3 EpfToRs ASD PRoPAiRToRs.
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Thursday, Feb. a, 1870.
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Real Estate Agency.

fht uSe e,rsIsstd vi 1tishd to ~ business
'bsnaInisstO 5ayibk sBl isslinE Real EAtkts
on the s.ost favorable terms.
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LANCASTER, OHIO
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Basil, O., Feb. 81, 20.
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The above | think is the correct
Theory of this subject which is
respectfully submitted TO "Stu'
dent" D.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

EDUcArioHAL.-The patrons Of the
public school taught by Emanuel Krebs
In West Beaver twp, were en,er,sip-
ed on last Wednesday evening in Moy-
er's shool house. The exercises were
opened by the naming of the EXPIRES
idenis of the u. s. aud cx-Goveruors
of Pa, BY the pupils, which they can
do with most refreshing affect. AZ.
ter which the school was examined BY
Eml. krets. who conducted the cxer.
ciscs 10 n most interesting manner,
giving lessons and illustrations in the
ari.of peumanship, 10 grammar, in read.
ing aud in mental siithmatic. The
reading by the pupils was excellent,
aud the mapy difficult (meutal) prob
lens which were solved with case and
rapidity by the pupils, showed tha,
they had made good use of their time.
and that they had been taught by q
live aud industrious teacher. One di.
rector, three teachers end large audi
cuco were present. Several able ad-
dresses a, the close were delivered by
Mcs.rs. George Lambert, Eml. Krebs
and 7. A. Wagner. May tho teacher
meet with success in all his undertak-
ings. Mr. Krcbs school closed on last
Thursday. W. A. r.
March 2Sth 1870.
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Is $. q l.. RAILROAD The BOard5f
'ors Of the sunbury and Lewisiown
pad met at Selinsgrove on Tuesday.
eemeu,s were made TO prepare bonds
|arkei and Col. Simpson started to
|ielpbia the next day to secure funds
blpiete the road. |, is understood that
on the road will be commenced in n
|a,s.--.hiddisLarg Post.
|meth.ng like the above appears
I once n month in the Sudbury,
('grove or Middleburg newspapers;
what it amounts to, is hard to tell.
|ain it is, the few days" pass away
aud over again, and still the
iscd "wnrk on the road' remains
(et commenced ~ The people
| the line, as well ~ at both ends.
the road built. They are ready
b their part, il the reasonable as
pee of success can be given them.
this fulsomeness Of promises, with,
|esults, is doing more harm thar
L,t us have less talk and more
\, say we.-LeWisforn Dcmocrot.
bd the Democrat is right. We
had talk enough; what We want
|e now is work.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that We Z

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that we
IN have purchased the following personal
property, sold by virtue Of wri, Of Fieri
Facias, issued out OF the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Snyder county, as the property Of
Roswell Rotbrock, TO wit ;---One Cooking
Stove, Chair, ! Stand, 1 Table, I Set OF
chairs, clock. I Looking GLASS, / corner
cupboard, Bodstead and Bedding. 4 SUI.
key, 2 Tons Hay, Saddle, Bride. &C., |
Set Of Harness, 2 Lounges. 4 Wood chest.
crib, wheelbarrow, 1 sorrel Mare; and
having left the same in bis possession. the
public Is hereby cautioned not 10 meddle
OF interfere with the same.
JOSEPH s. ULSH.
JACOB KEMERLING,
January, q. 1879.
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| LoAFING EXPENSIVE? - The
I'D Of young men who are gradu-
In the school Of loaferism seems
steadily increasing. How the
lures live, how dress, how they
lage to brave public opinion and
y a face uusufIused with blush OF
he, arc very difficult questions to
yer. Yet they do all, and anchor
bselves so firmly on their accustom
|azing places, day after day, night
night and month after month,
not the lightnings from the eyes
-stared ladies, nor the ,hundcrings
FfSusted men. can suffice TO move
b to other and moe anchorage
nds, The gale of public opinion
Fs heavily against them, and not
standing the rocky lodges of dis.
10 are just under them, they dog
y ride out the storm. and grow
Q hateful aud ugly by reason OF
r. prolonged existence. We often
der il the professional loafer ever
fcts that II would cost him much
to be q respectable, industrious
|. A first class loaier follows hi,
essiou at the expense Of days, weeks
hths, years. His entire time must
devoted to it. IL costs him friends
9TH, viGor, comfort. honor, dignity
Prospect, and finally all regret and
FEDERATION when dead. So says az
hsnge, aud so we. And that is moi
ldleness leads to vice, immortal
and crime, and finally to the pen
tisry or the gallows. It would b,
pndred fold better if every idle boy
|Osier were engaged in some use fu
lpation --even though il be NJ
her than bod. carrier or stree
Fenxer. II might save them frou
ponitentiary or Rallows. Let thos'
have idle boys put them to som,
'ul occupation.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 29.-In wheat
there is full supply, in excess Of the
demand, but prices exhibit no materi-
al change. 1000 bushels Red sold at
81 1s@l 25, and some Inferior at
81 10. White is worth 81 30GDl 40.
Rye is steady at about Ole There is
quite an active inquiry for Oats and
the sales foo: up about $500 bushels
State and Western at BOA 5Gc., and
1900 bushels Delaware, light at so.
Coro is dull, and prices are about l cent
'ower. 1000 bushels Yellow sold al
97G9Sc. There is an active call for
Clover-ecd and holders are firm. 400
bushels sold at IS 12t@S % for good
and IS 37l for choice. Timothy is
firm; small sales at SIS 62!@6 25. &C.
cording to quality. FlaYceed is in
some demand for crushing. but is
rather scarce sales at 81 2562 %.
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FRESH GARDEN SrEUs.-Shindle
4 Swineiord have just received a fresh
supply Of Garden Seeds from Lam
drelhs celebrated Seed harehouse, ut
Philadelphia. These seeds are the
produce Of ground near Philadel-
phia, (aud therefore suited to
our climate, } under the immediate SUI
pcryision of Mr. David Landrath, the
sepor partener aud can therefore be
warranted To prove to bo prccisly a.
represented. Call at the Drug Store
in Middleburg. 3t.
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WagcnseIer & Son, Forwarding and
Commission merchants. dealers in grain.
coal, fish, plaster, merchandise &c
"~tend n general invitation to the pub
lie to give them trial, and warrant
euiire satisfaction. They have just re.
reived large stock of fresh groceries
from Phila which cannot he super
ccdcd in quality and cheapncss. Res,
brown sugar at ia cts and best white
at l6c.
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MoYER 4 BOwEs continue 10 do 40
extensive business at their mill in Sc
linsarcve, They have constantly on
hand large stock of finished doors.
sash, blinds, siding. flooring, &C., &c
they have large stock Of seasoned
white aud yellow pine and hcmlock
boards, and large quantity Of No. ! =,
,, and 3 shingles all Of which they sell
cheap as can be bought elsewhcrc.-
Give them trial
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NERAL service in behalf Of the
George X. Bower.
20 held 10 tho Lutheran Church
B place at 10t O'Clock A. NJ mex,
nih. The funeral sermon will be
lrcd by The Rev. G.. j. BrcpsIuger,
iwisburg, a former classmatc Of
deceased. Relatives and friends
Ordially Invited 20 be present.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

N. X. LAZARUS requests us TO
that he will open a select school
5 place on Monday, April 11'h,
|piipue eleven weeks. Tuition
|s3. 90 upward, accordios to the
hes taught.