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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-10-27
Ep EADlNG RAILROAD
nv Fail Arrangement, Monday
Sept. 5 b 1870.

Great Trunk Line from tho Sorth nnl
Worth west for Pbilalelphi,, New York
Reading, Po't-yille, T,magua. Ashl,n
Shamokin: Lebanon. Allentown. En.'ou,
EphrRa. Litit, lancaster. Columbia sc,
Trains leave Ilrrishure FOR New YORK, n,
follows: ut 5.3j, SO $50 forenoon
and $50 p. m. cJnncciing with simil,r
train, on the the Pennsylvsnia Railroad
and arriving at Sew York at H. 10 noon,
3.5O anil 1000 .. M, respectively
sleeping cars accompany the ) 50 IN. an.
lI.2j \. IN. Trains, without change
Returning Leave New York al 300, N
ZOO Noon. Aui 800 pm. phila lelphii at
so a IN and a,3D = IN Sleeping cars nc
omp1ny the anl 300 p IN train,
from New York. without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading. Potsvillp
Tamnqua, Mincrsyille, Ashland. Shamokin,
! Pincgrovc, Allentown and Philadelphi,. 81
/ $40 m, $50 and 4 10 p IN, stopping q
Lebanon aud principal way stations: n,
/ 4.Iu = Va train connecting for Philadelphia
/ PoitsSllle nud Columbia only. For Potts.
Vile, Sctuylkiu Haven ami Auburn. vi.
Schuylkill and SGsquehanna Railroad
! Leave Harrisburg At 3.4D m.
I East Pennsylvania Railroad trim. leav,
D
ork at I,-3, 1890 .. m, 10 - snI I - .
IN. Returning, leave New York at 300 a
IN, 1900 noon aud } 90 ,. N. Aul Allen
town at 7..O o. IL. 70 Nocn i.-J "A.
SIS ?. m.
/ Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia
~ 40 m, connecting With similar trair
on East renua Rnilrosd. re'urnin. from
Reading at G,aj 20. stopping a. all -i,tion,
. Al a /. "a
$50 p. M: Hernion ~ 1000 an: Sd.
mokin at 5, 30 and II, IS a m; Ashland a
/ i,Oj a m, aui 1880 noon, N.hauoy Cts
at 7.Gl . m. and to- p m. Tamalua /.
H,53 m. aud go ? m for PAillte,phi1
and New York
Leave rot'syillc. va SchuylkiU aqI $u.
+ 4ucLaunn r NJ rs IN f1r harrisburg
ani L. - noon r1r lInesrUvc ana fremont
! Reading Accommodation trsil. Leave,
. Poitsville A. , 81 n pssse. Realm. a
/ $50 m, arriy ..ngat Phi.lls'pli, A. IN. =
/ 80 Returning. leaves rhiAia'phia 1.
a'lo m, passing Reading =, 800 P N
arriving ~ pOusville A. =. .iDp
/ lott-to own Accommodation Train Leave.
Pott-torn at 6,2j ., n, returning leave.
Philadelphia NJ 100 m
/ Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reslirq
a, 40 m, and 6,lS 2 m for Fpnrsts
Litit. Lancaster. Columbia. g.
Perkiomsn Rsilro,i rr,ins les-. P.rti
'omeuJunction a. 7.l0sm. 1.OSs 4. rs . n
returning leave Schsenk.,ill. go. m
l2,tO Noon, and ~ m, c0nir-tiny.it
similar trains on Reading Rsilr1.i
Colehr ,okiile Railroad trains leave Plti.
town OF o. = m. sci 4, 20 o N. returniD,
leave Mount Pleasant at 200 .nd ll.si
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NEW PAPER We have onc copy
of "lhe Safe JOurnal,'a ncw Rcpub.
lean daily recently STATED at the State
Capitol by th, Harrisburg Printing
Association. IL is II % column ps-
paper, neatly printed, and edited with
more than ordinary ability. Person,
wishinga live daily or weekly news
paper, rcp.etc with oil the news Of the
day, systematically arranged should
secure that paper. Prize Of daily by
mail, So per amman. weekly, S! pei
auuum.
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fBlNET ORGAN AND MELoDEON
~ MANUFACTORY.
Ware Room und Store on rinc Street,
Factory on Snyder Sirsot,
SclinsgrOyc, la.

II you want to hear and see 1ne toned and
beautiiul organs and Mcludonns call at our
ware room and store. We uso none but the
u,,, Metcrial 10 making instruments. Try one
OF them aud you will be satisfied
Every instrument "a warranted for nvc years
bcalers, Agents and Ministers Of the tlnspol.
are Invited 10 correspond with Us and send i1r
price list. We are also agents for the Le,t Nav
York and Philadelphia Pianos
Niolins and AccOrieDns from a. TO tlb Violin
always on hand
Pianos aud Accordcons correctly tuned and
repaired.
Call on, or address by letter
II. Il. SALEM h co,
sept I, 1870. SeIin.xroye ~,
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PROF. DAvENpDRr, the eminent 4 =
oculionist aud greatest Facial Lcclui-
ar. will treat the public with onc Of
his delightful entertainment in III,
Court House Saturday, evening 29'h
inst. Having witnessed Prof. Da,cL-
ports performance last Monday even
ing we know whereof we speak, when
we say that bis efforts to pleas, and
Instruct nrc nlwnys successful. Don,
fail 10 90 and see him.
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TnE grading, &c, Of the LowisNurg
Centre IL Spruce Creek Railroad from
Lewisburg to the western boundry oI
Milllinburl, which had been abandoned
ly Harris Il Black, tho contractors
has been re-!ct TO Lambert J. NaudykC
and Henry II. Nandyke, of Lock iIav
en-, Ph. They are experienced cou
tractors, and have already cnturcd up'
on the work which will be pusheC
ahead rapidly with n strong fonce.-
If the weather permits the greater part
Of the work will be completed this fall
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
~ OR,
TEE UEWRIl TEN WORD

By DANigL MAHcH, ID. y, author of the P,pu,
lar might scenes" This master In thought
and Language shows US untold riches aud beau,
ties In the a. eat HOuso, with its Blooming TOW.
ers, singing birds, Waving palms, Rolling
clouds, beautiful bow, Sacred mountains, lie.
llghttul rivers, Mighty oceans, laundering vol,
ocs Blazing heavens aud vast universe with
countless leings In millions OF worlds, ami reads
to US In each tine tnwriiteu Word, Rose tinted
paper, ornate engravings and superb binding -
"Rich and varied In thought ",haste ""tasy
und graceful In style" Correct, pure eleyating
In Its tendency" "Besutifui and good" ~
household treasure" " Communications like the
above from College Presidents aud Professors,
ministers OF all denominations; and the relg gious
and secular press all over the country Its fresh
ness, purity OF language, with clear open type,
nne steel engrayings, substantial binding, aud
low price make II the book for The masses. Agents
are selling nom 81 l5O per week,
We want tlcrgymen, school fesceers smart
young men ahd ladies to introduce the work tor
Us In every township, and No win pay literally
No Intelligent man or woman need DO without a
paying business,
Send Tor circular, faii description and terms.
Address
ZIEdLER = MoCURpY, ID :. 9th 81, Phns
l30 Race st. Cin q,
60 Monroe ST. Obi
b1J y, 9th 81. Louis
oeti.-im or io2 Main st Springfield Mass,
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Tue WlIliamspYrt GGzaHe d Buiie.
'h says thata mortgage mas born plhc.
cd on record in the Recorders Office
oi that county. hy the Catawi,>a lti!-
ioai Co, for 81 300 coo, on which is
placed $500 in revenue stamps-
This is the largest mortgage over cx-
ccstcI in that county.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restore


fs~=ys,Jus ust published. a new edition o
tkS<xY DR.. Culverwell's Cclebrstcd Es.
e~<' say on th radical cure. (wiihou
medicine) Of Spermatorrhoea or Senina
Weakness, Involuntary Losses, impoicncy
Mental and physical Incapaciiy, impcdi
mcnts TO marriage. etc. also. Consump
ion Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self in
dulgence or sexual exiravigauce.
Ir'ec. in u Sealed EHreiope. sir oeps
The celebrated auihur in tais admirahl,
essay clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice. that the alarm
ng consequences Of self abuse may he rad
cally cured without The dangerous use oi
internal medicine or the application Of the
knife; pointing out mode Of cure nj once
simple, certain and cifcctual. 10y menus Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
W privately and radically
This Lecture should be in ,he hands OF
every youth aud every man in the land
Sent under zeal, in n plain envelope, Ia
amy address, postpaid. On receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Gull
terwe'ls Marriage Guide, price - cents.
Address the publishers,
CliAS. J. G. KLINE & Co..
III Bowery, n. Y, L. .. Box i,5sG.
Sept. I, is70y
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The report that llon, Simon Came
rln hal b5ca sirirk,l with plriyseS
at Ballmorc, on Friday Last, we are
happy to state. was unf nricd lie
beeami in !i'p,s'l while in thl abo 70
namel city, aud Immediately returned
homo. IT, has sinci We are g'al to
sly fully recovered.
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We would direct the attention o
the editor OF the Selinsgrovc Times q
the three issues Of our paper immcdi-
a'oly preceding the election. to show
what we said ~ relation to the Border
Raid aud Railroad swindlcs.
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WEIDENsUAL's BLoopED IloRsEs. -
Mr. Weidensauls blooded horses on ex
hibition at our late fair added very
materially to its interest aud iu bring
ing il up TO the standard of County
Fairs gcrerally. We rarely SEQ four
horses together 70 well developed aud
showing such wonderful muscular
power and endurance The French,
Canadian stallion ia perfect picture
Of a horse, only three years old, aud
is as well developed as horse of SOW
Gu years; has u powerlul neck, broad
chest and legs OF bone and muscle
A span of beautiful Black horses Of the
zane strain. was also exhibited by Mr.,
Weidensaul. This span Of horses,
though above medium size, is well ad-
npted to al uses their lofty carriage,
high metal, preferred color and fine
training makes them admirable, aud
would please even bonner Of New York
or grace the Imperial Stud of France
Tho fourth and equally valuable AMI
mai Oh exhibition was iiery, Ennl'sh
blooded bay mare, which Was taken
on the course aud would have OUT
stripped oil cempoliIors, but a Dany'lle
jew who knew tho mare was high
strung aud could he excited, bafiieed
and caused to break by hollooing and
a freq use Of tho whip, ,ook advantage
Of these means and succeeded in un-
Justly taking from her the first pre-
mlpm for speed Mr., W did not OK
hibit his stock for the purpose OF
drawing premiums, but TO contribute
his share to the interest and su,eess
Of our fair, lilo deserves great deal
OF credit for his eiiopls to Improve the
stock Of this part Of our State, because
II needsin'proviug very much,
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PUBLIC SALE On saturday, Nov.
IL, DR.. j. NJ. Wallis will sell, at his
residence near Richfc,d a lot Of houses
hnld and kitchen furniture, live stock
&c. Sec posters.
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LOOK out for a man representing
himself TO be an agou, OF the Penn.
sylyapia Steam Dental Association -
Neighboring papers tell bad stories
about him
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WE learn that some Of the farmers
living in this vicinity have lost nun
Der Of fat hers lately, by some un-
known disease.
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PHYSICIANS reccomcnd the use OF
Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Re-
newer 10 prevent grayncss, aud 10
heal cruptions Of the scalp.
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Tnr Million ion and the EUncy Lu-
mno,y, two of our best exchanges, are
TO 10 enlarged. We arc glad to wit
,ess this evidence Of their prosperity.
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THURSDAY, November 9th has
iccp setopart by the President of the
United States as day oi Thanks
giving.
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Tue following Borough officers we're

Tue following Borough officers were
elected at tire last election;
Chief Burgess. William II. Bcav-
or. Town Council.-A j Specht, q.
A. ScLoch, Philip Smith, Gabriel Bea
yer, John Mo.z. Asscssor-Jacob s.
Smith. Assistant Assessors--Aarou
Renningcr, Peter Frain. School Di-
rectors-John A S,abluecker, Emanuel
Schoch. Judge of Elcction-George
Moiz. Inspectors of ElecIipn-J, 7
Smith, Waldo Wittenmyer, Overseers
of the Poor---A lbriaht Swineiord, j
Stcininger. Constable--.James l.
Smith. Auditor--Ilcnry j. Smith.
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MCTION.-Thc public is hereby
~ cnutioncr not 20 tneddle With tho following
articles, tu.wit One Stove aud Plpe, one sink
uno bureau, one Table, ono Dcsk. one Wood
thcst, four Beds, three Plxs, one Coruc. cup.
buard, one set Of chairs, one ~ettee, one wheel
harrow, two Buckets, two Tubs. two iarze Meat
Iubs' TWO Cider Barrels, one thurn, Pilates,
cups and SaucOrs, and uno stand, which articles
!, the sulrcriber, purchased at Sherin's sale on
the 23i Of July last past ~ the property Of John
Gross, Jr. JOHN uROSS, SEs
August 4, 1870.
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IRWIN SMITH, ofthis place, has pur
Chased third interest in the Lewis
burg Shoe Factory.
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OoToBEn aud November are the best
months in the ycor in which to plant
Iuit aud ornamental trees.
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Estate of CHARLES HUGHES, Deceased.
I ErTERs rEsrAMENrARY upon me
IL est,le Of Charles Hughe-, he, A. late
OF tho iosnshir 81 Penas, Snyder County.
Ps., ,hs''nS been grsnted TO he uniersign
oil persons indebted 20 the said sst.e are
requested 10 make Payment, and thoss hay.
ing demands sgsiast The same ~ prossnt
hem ~ithout delay to
JOHN X HUGHES.
WILLIAM HUGHES. 'A''H'o'S'
March Is, 1870.
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Eorney's Press.
TEE GREAT RADICn NEWSPigE2
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II Hs Coua.rl
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lsa tr-Ie.t-- double sheet rlsat pSgc
paper. r.7triu'ny - columns, p.hu,le
every morning. except sunday.
aTERN9:
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for -iI month, 81 w tor three montas.
TEI-NEEkLY PRESS -SipO per ,n.
mum s9u for Az mcnlA-, si.pO tr
three months
THE WEEKLY PRESS Tho most vain
able Weekly Arsspsper IN The World. d
contains Items IT iaJorr-t ,l al
READ TIE TERMS
One cory one year .
Five copies
Ten -ople-, iai m, copy 10 ,he' sener
up " club, I-
r~enry cor,'-. sni me copy - nc
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S'ity copies, ami one cory to he scuer
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Ten copies. % one Iii- -. a7i ono
copy 10 he x-t'pr m NJ the club n
rs-rty copies, ~ me iiir-'' ,ni me
copy to the x-ue- NJ ~ he club -
Finy copies, 10 "a, rfG-..s. and ono
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One copy Of the Tn weekly Press 20
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al orders ,Aosid h rdir.s,si ~
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Editor sEi Proprietor.
N.cor 1th and Chestnut sts, Fhii.. PN
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Estate OF WILSON RArHFoN, deed.
1 frrERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon the
~ estate WILSON RArHfoN, late Of Perry
township, deceased, having been granted To tho
undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the estate are requested 10 ioake
same, viii present them 70
THOMAS RATHfoN,
Administrator,
Perry township, September 21, 1870.
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POlNlS OF ENCELLENCE
Beauty and Elasticity ofsti,ch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery.
u,ins both thread, directly from the
'poo!s.
No fastening Of seams by hand ami no
waste u threat.
wide range ofarpl.ea'.,a without, cA.nts
Of ai.gstnent.
The seam retains i'' beauty ,ad frmncs.
after Na-h.ug ani ironing.
Besides i1;nz al Kind. 0S work lone ly
by oiaer sewing Machines those Machine.
execute the mu4t beautiful IN permanent
Embroidery AMI orusmcutn! work
Ls>-Thn Highest Premium. ~ al the Sairs
aGi exhibitions ~ the Initei states tn..
Europe, haV, been awarded the Grover IS
Eakcr sewing Machines. aud the work
y tAcE, RAereyer exhibited "a cumreti0n
ESss- The very highest prize. THE CROSS
~ THL LEGION OF HONOR. vas con-
ftred IN The representative u Grover <
tniverse,ls, Paris. .-,-, thus .r'r-i.ny
tLeir zreNt superiority over A. other sew
Ing Ns'ulne-.
For Sale ~ SAMUEL FAUST. Se.as.
Ir0va, Pa April 80 t'.
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I s. BURKHART,

Sclpgrcre, Snydcr Co, Pen,
Keeps constantly on hand q large an
well made assortment Of tin, Sheet.iros
ware, Siovcs. &c. SC.
lie is Agen, !or the following nan,,
articles.
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Kstate ofsARAH ARP. deceased.

Estate of fsARAH ARP. deceased.
4 ErfERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon
! the estateot SARAH Arr, (widow OF Leonard
App late ot fenns township. deceased having
been granted 10 the undefsigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to the estate are
requested ~ make payment, and those having
olaims against tho same will present them to
JOHN aEMBtRllNN,
Administrator
Penns township, September "a, 1910.
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CAUTlON,-llavinr purchased the
" following named personal property at Con.
stables sale, sold AS the property VI Reuben
hioss, aud LETT tho same In The possession OF Mrs
sarah hloss, all persons arc horehy cautioned
not " Interfere nor Ia any way meddle With the
sanel-pne Cooking stove aud pipe, Que parior
stoyo aud Pipe, two bedsteads and Belding,
QUO lot VI Carpet, QUO (redi Cow,
lAuoB GROSS,
PtrER RtIaEL,
HEAVIER township, Angus, Is, isfo.
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NOTICE.

WISHING to make change in nv business i will
81 sell at private sale from this day. my Livery
stable OUTFIT consisting of Horses and Mules of ali
s assscfiPIon. Carriages, Hacks, Hearses, Bug
s.Hss wagons, &C., on reasonable terms Also,
VIII sell or lease my stables from January l. 1871
jy27-wtf JOHN CaI,bWFiL
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MONUMENT TO SroNEwALL JAcKsoN.-It will be a
source of pride and qualification every lover of the
memory Of the great soldier and Christian gentleman,
who illustrated the annals of struggle for indie
pendence with of the brilliant exploits that
gem the pages of history, know that his deeds and
character are appreciated by prominent men in Eng
land. The London Telegraph of late date has the
following:
Shortly after the death of the great Virgnian Gen
eral Stonewall jackson, the English admirers of that
hero formed committee of which Mr.. Beresford Hope,
II. p treasurer, and Mr.. w Fl. Gregory, NJ p,
secretary Their object to erect bronze statue
of General Jackson in some public place within the
State OF Virginia Subscriptions flowed in freely, and
the work was entrusted to Mr.. Foley, r. A The i'll
health of the artist delayed the completion of the work
for some time, but able to report that the
ehgy will be shortly ready for casting, and that it
promises to be a work of art worthy alike of the
sculptor and of the subject The subscriptions already
received will, believe, be sufficient all
penSes.
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THIRD DRAWER TO THE RIGHr."-It is related o
Won Moltke that when be was officially informed
the declaration of BY France against Prussia b.
pointed TO his cabinet and said to his Secretary
Third drawer to the right" The Secretary opened
it and drew forth of manuscript, which proved
TO be Won Moltke's plan for the invasion of France
drawn up three years ago
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Under the census to be taken April /, 1871, the
population of London is expected fall little if ang
short of 8 1905 COO
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YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANS IN 1s67.-We copy
from the Republican the following record of the deaths
by yellow fever in the city for the year 1857
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ENFORCED VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. = As oul
readers know it the practice of the Radical leaders
to levy contrib tions upon the employees AMI clerks Of
the different Departments to assist in carrying the
campaign. They are not, in many words, threat
ened with the loss of situation if they refuse but it is
perfectly understood that such will be the result
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun apy illustrates the attitude of Secretary Cox with
respect to these collections by the following incident
related in Gil Bias
I" | looked about to see what was the matter, and
preceived upon the ground an old hat turned up at
the time heard lamentable voice pronounce
these words: Mr.. Traveller for Gods sake have pity
on poor manned soldier; drop, if you please, few
bits into the hat and you shall be rewarded in heaven.
turned my eyes Immediately the side from whence
the voice issued and saw at the root Of buSh about
twenty thirty PAGES from me, kind of soldier,
Who upon two sticks supported the barrel of
carbine, in my apprehension, longer than pike, with
which he seemed to take aim at At this appari-
ton, which made quake, stopped short, and peck
citing my ducats in great hurry, took out rails,
approached the hat that exposed for the reception
of extored charity and dropped them into it. one af
ter another, that the begger might see how nobly
had used him. He was satisfied with my bounty, and
gave me benedetion for every kick that bestowed
on the sides of my mule in order to get out of his
reach"
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sIN
Offices, Continental Building, Nos. 90, RI ans
26' NASSAU STREET.
No. OF Policies Issued in 1869, IT'S
Amount insured in 1869. s2l TAG, OoG
Assets of the Comnany naoeo,bor '''''
aI.IsGe :, zoo ,oo o.
FE.IIIS RESULT AND THIS POSITION
|
| Was attained by
Shihh'
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| lo,,r,,,. And because OF the
I ;oNi AN . LIBERAL AND WISE FEATURES,
Viz:
1 l Ii POLICIES ARE xox.ronrrIrAprr.
n
" 0 RESTRICTION ON TRAVEL;
A LII POLICIES INCONTEsTABLE
IA p,.-,
MO NOTES REQUIRED.
~
"
DEMAJN PERMANENT AS A loan
II
90 DayS GRACE AfIowEn oNEArI p.v
oO MENT,
FIELD GOOD DURING THAT TIMEl
LII
| DOUG -HOlDEkS ARE PERMITTED THE
H. WIDEST LIBERTY
To
ENRAVEL WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGED!
~ irbe
E,Lbbo.II1VoNo AMI hANA"ANhNl VI HE W"
- AN A 7 the same time receiving The most
/ iDhNAl A00lo 'ANoh
NJ
KEEP UP THIS roh iS
If he beccPes embarrassed.
ND FURTHER BECAUSE THE POLICY
N
Expresses
NLEARLY THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT
y
Dscarding utterly all
A MBIGUoU5 LANGUAGE,
n
''DoMT 1T{Te EXPRESSIONS !; OF UNCERTAIN
Insuring
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-28

FURNITURE of all kinds in grt at variety, from the
IL best to the cheapest, at reduced prices.
Fine Furniture, unrivaled for beauty and substan-
tial workmanship Carpets. Oil Cloths, Window
Shades Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, all sizes
Uphosters' Goods and Children's Carriages.
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-28

Dry GOODS
1900 pieces Prints, assorted English, French and
American.
40 bales Brown Domestic.
full variety of bleached Domestic
Lowels and Spun Yarns.
Kerseys and Linseys.
Ticking, Checks, Hickory Stripes.
Denims, Brown and Bleached Drilling.
Broadcoth, Cassimeres
Jeans, Tweeds, &C., &C., &c.
223 Boots and Shoes, all descriptions
400 dozen Mems, Boys and Children's Hats, of all
qualities.
Shelf Goods of all descriptions.
For sale by { s3otf E. l. B. JACOBS
STATIONERY y
A full and complete assortment. For sale by
Iel7 If E. 4 B. JACOBS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-28

The German cavalry composed OF cuirrassiers,
dragons, hussars and uhlans The last named, who
seem to alarm the French so much, are lancers They
are part of the regular cavalry force, lightly armed
well mounted, and probably to make raids in the
country in advance of the German line of march
Therefore they naturally excite unusual and wide
spread terror But they only German cavalry.
The Germans seem to have learned from our sue
in making raids during the last war, how easy
and how effective it is to harrass with competent
airy an enemY's country. -