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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-24
Pennington Savings Bank.

hEPOS1TS made in this bank on or before
 Mar lst, will draw interest from that Interest at the rate of six per cent, free of taxes has been paid on deposits for the last nfteen years. An extra dividend of one Der cent has been declared for the last six months. This bank holds a large surplus fund, as a guarantee to it's depositors.s Amount of funds Sept, l. 1869, $l,0l2, ,696. Business hours from to IF 8. m. and from to D. m.
 SAMUEL s. C0WLES, Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-24

Earth Closets !!
 What Are They ? They are a Substitute for the
 Water Closet,
 OR THE COMMON PR1vY, AND aY THEIR USE THE LIQUID AND SOLID WASTE OF THE HUMAN BODY IS AT ONCE oSN- PLETELY DE0D0RIzED. the entire process of removal, handling and stor- ing the Excretuents remain entirely without odor. THE COMMODEs MAY BE USED IN ANY ROOM IN THE HOUSE AS NO ODOR CAN ARISE FROM -
 THEIR USE. 7Ae Fixtures can be placed in Closets or op-
 plisd to Ous-Door P,10ies. The use of the Commodes places within the reach of al rich and poor, in the town and in the County, 6 simple means for providing in the House comfortable private closet. In Sickness 'asy .ss Indispensable. I'm Health they are a great
 CO2eUeMdenCe. Read the following letter from New Haven State Hospital where the worse form of human Excre- ments are to be found from diseased persons. DRY EARTH COMPANY:
 GENTs:-Your Dry Earth Closets and Commodes are in use at this hospital, they daily demonstrate their usefulness. The deposit is at once completely deodori2ed and Is no more tiny of coal ashes.
 LEVI D. WILCOXEN, Attending Physician and Director Conn. State CA. LINDSEY,
 Attending Physician Conn, State Hospital
 L. D. TOWNSEND, .
 Attending Physician Conn. State Hospital Conn. State Hospital, New Haven, Feb. 4, 1870. For descriptive circulars address DAVID w. COE, West Winsted, Conn.
 sTC CaQ Examine Conmodes and Firtures. ga
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-24
The ,Litchfield Enquirer, P5Bh1sHRD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. RI G.; A. I1ICKOx.
 LitohAela, Conn.
TERMS

TERMS
 sUBsCkIPTIoN PER ANNUM. Village Subscribers {by carrier) "A SO In Single Wrappers. .......:....:............ 50 In Bundles, V paid strictly is AdSanos, co If not paid strictly in Advance ..........a. { 50 Single copies, s cents.
 No DEVIATION wHATEvFR FROM THE ABOVE TERMS. No subseriptionsreceive for less than six months - ADVERTISING. sourteen lines or less--l week, ............S1 % Each week thereafter, ..................... 26 Probate and other legal advertisements. same
 rates.
 Yearly advertisements at the following rates One column, per annum. .$10O O0 One fourth .................. 70 UO One Square ''. ........... ........ 10 co Business Cards, not exceeding half . square, per anuum, 95 o0.-Obituary Notices In Prose or Poetry, five cents line. @V Aladvertisenent to secure insertion, should be accompanied by the Cash. AF No transient advertsem ents taken, unless paid in advance.
 ... Book and Job Printing. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and
 promptly done.
 Busiaess Cards Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels,
 Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets. &c., &c.,
 done in the best style, and as cheap as at any
 oface in the State. Orders by mai or otherwise, respectfully solicited. All Jobs returned O. D. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-24
Valuable Farm for Sale. ]

YVHE Farm lately owned and occupied by
 ~ Hiram J. Hand, situated in the west part
 of Morris on the county road to Washington and Roxbury contains about l8O acres with two story house, 8 barns. with sheds. also. Wagon. Cart, Wood, and Hog House, all in good repair; has 25 acres of heavy timber. is suitably divided into Meadow. Plow and past ure. we'll watered. House stands near the centre of the farm, is one of the pleasantest locations in Litchfeld County, and has good orchards, will be sold whole or in part to suit s2f F. B. BAND. Bantam Falla. T T
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

Brayging ana WORKING.
That over vigils,t a,d ,horolsl

That over vigisLt a1d thoroughly
PcnnsyIvanian newspaper, the Pnila-
lclphi, NJyh imerirdn. brings for
ward convincing array Of figures H.
h " th,t he representation Of this
itac in Congress will nor be dimin-
b, as has b'an a''ege may m re
tlat it will sctnilly 10 ..inc cased by
It least one aud ~ re likely iva nd Ii
lor,l members. rhs total population
If p-nnsylvanis is scl dowust $3.50 =
l0), showing ~ Increase, 10 ten years.
f9190OD This is 4 greater advsnc"
ban has hccn attain i by any other
STATE Illinois. the next ml~t rspiil,
row ing State has al increase Vi s2s.
| ,65 then follow. Missouri, 81 ODD.
Iowa j02 Coz. aud New York, 40. .0D0
tbs great noise made about tho growth
of the Western States. and she rliin2
up of the ca stern counties ~ Ncv York
that Penn \ on a, qu' I unpve "a InS.
and unobtruNyr, Us Is her estihlr h,d
character, h'4 spur forward by an even
pace that has ruahlci her to outstrip
all other States. Our gain has bceh
more than double that vi New York
aud fully 10000 more than llllnnls.
This, IN Iced. j. a surprise 10 the out
side world, aud even L. many uf oar
own people, who have been elucatcd
"a lo"k eastward Tor cultIro uni west
ward tor material progress. The cru-
s,s rrprts dcmostraie that the genius,
Skill, energy, perseverance, AMI achieve.
mcut- of onr own people are AL over
match for the highest atlsinmeuts oi
those Of any other Stbtr. While other
states have been trusting t. immi!ra
| ton bureaus. sensational advertising
aud the tricks OF paid agrn's, 10 IN.
iucc people I" settle in their terrific
rics. Prnn.ylyania has Developed he's
vast resources. her coal aud iron mincS
aud bs~ established manufactures 20
I invite labor, ~ fair WI ss-. ani To give
, home market 80 everything that the
soil vii rfollce; (; n liberal srhnnl svs-
tenn, p'arti,a'iy carried ont. niinrding
isg I'd edIca ion free tn al who MAJ
dwell here. i, provided churches To-
AL denominations are everywhere con-
ycuicGt the yrra, rniir"al corpora
I tiuuS have not ws.'c1 their strength
10 stock board operations. hut have
| pushed out Lateral branches t. mines
and factories binding oil together III
I CuI'.uI,i. close make aud Inili Y
ao uuinlerrultei'RepubicAn admins
iiratiru has honestly hushanGrd the
public revenues, aud steadily reduced
ihe public debt. greatly t" the aIvan-
tase ot both capital aud labor. Others
have bos.tcd Pennsylvania has work
Ell ; Others ,k,liuly -chcm"'l, Peon.yl
yau;a honestly to,lcd, Others import
ci nni purcha.ei. Pennsylvania man
u,arlur ani sold that is why others
have Progressed slowly, while Peun
syhana advanced rapidly.
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raj lee, except that hi~ name stopi
hi.h upon the cata'irne pf thos' VIII.
/ nal irib-ned their hands IN their cnum-
try's blood. lie was content to hand
liu Ovor tu the avrnging pen of his.
,'prv. II, regarded the rc.olitir \,
Indicative u the sentiments ! orthc p.-
lli'i'l nssnciatss of 'hs Sourt,r from
Keniu ky, No prcdgnriug the policy
they would establish should they OBJ
I ain power policy which Vas to
AXE the I'D rebellion by the hanis to
install il high in tho places Of power.
'Onld he make hi, voice heard from
Massachusetts, to Louisiana. 1t would
be to warn his fellow courtrymen. e..
pecially Of the South. against that COM
|bina,ion which now showed its hand
IN ihc proposition Of the Senator from
Kentucky.
lie stated ths; he was present whr
secretary stanton gave the order iu,
he iuteimept OF the dead bodies oi
Union soldiers al Arlington. ani that
stanton stated at the time his pur-
,csc in selecting the Place wa+SJ for
'ycr prohibit the ielnststement of tn
Ice family there that IT they die
ONE they might encounter the ghost.
II their victim, Thi epitaph above
he grave of Shakespeare. which hIi
Enr twr Cea;urieS and hllf gua'dci
tie remain, OF I'm. Ian 8 grea' est poet
ir wouid write abovt the grave vi cs-
cry oBc Of our patriotic dead
| Good ffleul Tor Jesus sake rrJear
! To iis the dust enclosed here.
Blett bs thv intu that spares these stones
| Aud cutst ~ he that moves my tones.
MIR McCrcary replied that he ha.'
Introduced the resolution wlthru, con
silt,tiou with his colleagues. anI evrry
w,ri oi it ur his own expressed seu'i
mcnts he was rcspon.lhlc for t. his c"n
Ist.tuehi- At the instance fl hi,
colleagues. he now asked to Withdraw
the resolution.
This movement of Democratic L
: S1natrr shows the animus of the
leaders Of the party. AMI TO what leu .th,
they would go in bonoriog treason
aud traitors aud trawllIng upon tn,
Union dead
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

NorwIur, rASDIHG all the plausible
excuses oi the Germans the testimony
grows stronger every day--in fact
n>w seems cOnclusivc-that ihe real
reason why Paris has escaped bonn
Jardment during Il siege Of two months
i, the inability of the investing army
to plant heavy guns sufficiently near to
throw shells beyond the ramparts. -
The frcrch bsve the advantage of po-
1ition decidedly, and from their NUM-
erous and powerfully constructed forts
which form an outer live Of dei, ,nce,
skillful gunner, have thus far success
fully prevented the erection ofGcrmau
batteries No matter what the errors
of the French people in bring NJ about
this war, il is too,bc hoped that Paris
with her Two million human lives, will
escape the horrors ot Strasburg.
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Tns FuANkIyG pRlviLg

Tns FgANkISG PRlvILE Eve
are glal to see that Ne Morre!l voted
a..inst the fOoll-h move made in thc
House to repeal the IianIln. privilege
altogether 1t is at best sillj cry,
got up by the daily ncw.pupcr mouop-
olis's OF the cities. who as "obcdicut
,crvuuts' Of the great railroad monop.
o'iss, have their p'peIs carried tree to
every town within reach OF their uaIs,
while Il country press under their pro
posed reform measure, could not send
out package TO an Office five miles
d srant without making its subscribers
pay postage, There is ho doubt RON
Tor reform on tbs subject, but so far
a. we can judge lis greatest abuse ex-
ist> aa.o0g member, themselves, too
mauy Of whom use heir privilege ior
nurpcs's not conrcnph,ci hy Flaw
The senators hope will squash this
absurd act a, they I'D the las; -Lew,
t1Wa Gozete
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

The entire northwest was. oil
Monday aud Tuesday, visited bv IN.
riuus snnw storm Th, tall OF snow al
Sprin- -icld, ILL.,, was tn, heaviest
known for yssrs. At Mot'oon the
snow is twenty inches deep From
Chicago it is reported w dosying the
trains on several roads. The weather
is clear aud very cold.
lie is explained how the Prus.ian,
fought SO hard at Weissenbourg For
.hree dsys bciUrc the ba tie the Prus
sian liicrs were fed on no; hing bu,
SIT m,ckeill. and allowed nothing
whatever to drink. On the morning
IT the battle Frcdrirk William tb,
Grown Prince, formed his army in ~.
der OF battle. and pointing 10 Wrisseu.
Jrurg, he exclsimei: Soldiers
nebsud those heights six Thousand
kegs oi lager arc looking Tor you
charge =
Pigeon mails are now sent int,
Paris. aud. from the account published
III the GaufoiS. 1t woulj appear tbn
an immeusc saount OF Information j,
,ransnit'ei By aid Of the birds ia the
following manner: The mrsseges were
all cuutsiuei Op a scrap Of paper
about one aud threc-lu-rirr inchr
long and one end bait inches broad
By means oi photography M immsns
number Ul messages was imprinted III
microscopic characters upon this SINAI
piece "f paper, which WA. divided into
tour columns. tue Gr,t containing III,
'ihrIJl vcrilication Of the ducameut
auI ths her three containing de
patches from ;Le Government oi
Tours. The paper vas enclosed IL II
lulil, AMI was fastened ~ the tail vi
'he pigeon.
William Howard and william l.
Jackson, alias Logan Il 70. who dic
BE bu>luc-s vt NJ 81 JOhn str 1T. an
which business consisted Of prom s,"p
to furnish count rielt mouey for 1,
spec nj sum of Nancy, ~ste brought
before Justice Dosiink VIM sent to,
swindlcrs to Bsckweil'- lslsud Tor =
months. A Subsequent se.'ch %
their prcmsis revealed IT, terra from
hundreds Of apparently respectable
persons IN different sections Of th,
country who we're willing to cugag'
Ia the bu.ius.s OF uttcrins coupt, T.
lett money An idea II tie eNtruI g
their opersiipn' may bs gained iron
tie fact tt.I in fnr'y-soveu dovs tLcu
cash receipts from their dup,. wsrc
$50 JlO. These rssclls arc not equal.
ed 10y the other r,rruls over the couo
try who were ready to buy ani past
counterfeit moaey Every one of ,hes'
ou-b' 10 80 to he pcuitculiary
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
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TuE LIITLE Corporal Mao

Tue LlITLE CuHpoRAL MAGAZlSE
Tor January is received 1t ID small
praise TO say that this magaziue ha.
no superior and few equals in tn,
world, for children of all ages, aud ion
older people with young hearts, Th,
new serial begun in this number open,
admirably, and the whole nuQber /,
us full of good things "as an egg is I"
meat" The illustrations are exceet,
lpgly credi'ably. $3.50 II year, anc
beautifully premiums for clubs. Ad
dress Sewell d Miller, Publisher.
Chicago, III, The November aud De
eenber numbers Of 10 are sent Ire,
To all new subscribers for 1871 sen
befors January lst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

A irOr III fenii-Nlvsnla the other
day came out 0f lnab - 'omach where
it had lived 6ileen years. Tie would n,
sand the present style of "hlsIcy.
~ couple o' isrmcrs in Hardin
county, Iwa went to law five years
a.o. over s25 The slit Was just
ended. aud both farmers had to sol
their farms u pay the costs.
THE Spanish minister at wash
ingtun has net The fate uf 81 many vi
the representatives oi foreign govern
menis in this country. II, is aJou,
10 marcy AN American girl
Miss Adde Miller, Of Washing
ton M,ch., has suei her irolhsr-n-
law, the Rev j. l.. Wicker Tor breach
# promise t. marry, estimating her
augaish II $4,000
AT Rawl lns, Oregon. II Jury has
been fine $40 lur playing s-ven-up in
III. jury room " hile dclibrr.tinI on II
ease They wanted 10 decide the
matter on .iYutfc principles.
A physician in Toronto has sued
II newspaper 81 tba; place for assert
ing that he wss turln",ly n coach
man" The sum OF 10000 damages,
he thinks, Will heal his wouudei rep.
utat'On
Rats are now quoted 10 the Paris
harks, at illcen cents esch cats
sixty csuls ninety cent. pound ior
horse sausage: ,evan'y cents Tor
b,rse blood pu iding. The principal
supply of rat. is taken from thr
sewers
II pleasing incident occurred at u
wedding in the Uuivcrs,li.l church at
New Haven, Couu., Wednesday even
ing. A. the doors wore op'nei t.
admit the bridal party. dyv, few in
aui .lli=hIrd near the happy couple,
aud remained ~ a spectator OF the
cerenoncy,
ten De Rochambeau, Who fought
beside Washington in the American
Revolution. ouce wrote 10 Lafayette
that ''ihrrc are none easier to hear
than the Wrench when they have lo,'
confidence ia rhriI lc,ier, Recent
events Sc N - prove he correctness Vi
that emlneut soldiers Judgement,
1t is believed IN Washington TN,
II majority Of tue committee on l,rr-
t"rir> are in favor nt admitting CD.p-
rado and NV Mrxicp into the uaiuu
us states. Colorado has IA population
# $4,000, and tie population OF New
Mexico in 1850 wAs So 00V it is uon
probably about 100000.
a mau by the name Of Farley, at
kockport. near Cleveland, sold HI,
property for $4,000. put the money
n belt about his person ani starred
Tor Tennessee to buy land, oG the
night express rain. liz tell asleep
near London. and on waking at Crest
line, found himself divested Of III,
hcli and money.
In Pu,sburg an enterprisiae
young woman sueceeded for three year.
in ps ssiug herself off AT a rrspectabl,
boarding house for to man, wen
through q complete course If studies
alta commercial college, graduating
With honor. and a cap hc climax O
her ioiquity, conrted and promised T.
marry an estimable Young lady. al
without exciting any suspicion 10 re-
gard Of her sex uuiil Soms uDtowarl
arsidept exposed the deception. j
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
CABINET ORGAN AND MELODEON
~ MASuFACTORY.
Ware Room and Store on Pine Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgroye, Pa.

N you want to hear and see hne toned and
beautiful org'Ds and Melodeons call at our
ware rnnrn and store, We use n mo but the
best material In making Instruments. Try one
OF them aud you win 10 satisfied.
Every instrument Is warranted for i've years.
Dealers, Agents aud VI Ministers OF the Gospel,
sre Invited to correspond with us and send tor
price list, We are also agents tor the best New
York and Philtds phia Pianos
NIolins AMI AccnrdeOns from a. to tlb Violin
strln.s, sheet Music, Picture Frames, SC, sc !,
always on hand.
Planes aid Accordeons correctly tuned and
repaired.
CAN On, or address by letter
RE- SALEM h co,
SEPT ], 1870. Selinsgrove, Pa.
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
~ OR,
THE UNWRIGTEN WORD.

Ry DASIEL MARcn, d. D. author Of the popu.
lar Night scenes" This mnster In Thought
and Language shows us untnld riches and he, u.
ties IN the ~ eat House, with its BlpOming flow.
ers, Singing birds, Waving palms Rolling
clouds, Bsnutitul bow, sacred mountains, lie,
lishtlnl riyers, Mighty oceans, Tuunde ing vol.
ces Blazing heavens and vast univsr.e with
countless Dein2s In millions of worlds. anI reads
to us In each the tnwriIten word. Rose tinted
paper, ornate rnRrayinss and superb binding =
"Eich aud varied In thOught.n -, haste n"Easy
AMI gracetLl In styls.n "torTect. pure ele eating
Ia lts tendency "Hsautifui aud good" ~
h1u ,ehold treasure ~ Communications like the
above from College Presidents AMI Professors,
ministers of all denominations; and the reilly lou
AMI secular press all over the country It's fresh
ness, purity of language, with clear open type
hne steel engraylngs, substantial binding, aud
low price make II the book tor ihe masses Agent.
are selling from bO. loo per week.
we want tlerxytnen, School Teareers smart
young men hhd ladies tn Introduce the work for
US In every township and we viii pay literally
N" Intelligent inan or woman need be without =
paying business.
Send tor circular, full description and terms
Ad,lrers
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Gy Msnrur 81. Obi
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

Tug contest for State Senator in the
tir.t D,si,ct on Tdes!ay resulted in
lr election of Col. Robert i. D,cksrt.
Democrat. This.rcsnt give. the Dem
,"rscy a maj ority Of one in the State
isuate.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
Dwelling House.

GOOD BARN, and other necessary out build.
in4s. Tnere Is also LARGE ORCHARD OF EI,
esllent fruit on the same. A spring of water
near the door. Fifty acres OF the above eracl
are cleared and under II I. Of good cultivation
the balanse 10 good woodland. sale TO com.
mence at ~ O'Clock, VI. when att enhance will bs
given AMI terms oi sais made known by
WASHINGTON WILT, Guardian,
Perry twp, Dec, IL, 1870.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
c..moa n.,,n -s 49,;

SENATOR DRAKE. of Missouri, was
en- Monday nominated for Chief JUS
tice Of the Court Of claims, in place ri
Judge Casey, Of Pennsylvania, resign
Cd.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

burirg tie past four ears our watches have
been 50 thoroughly tested, that tor appearance,
style Ut huish, and accuracy ut tim. kee ,iug
the Gerard Watches are universally ncce ie,l
the best. rhey retain iheir br.llisncy and color
until worn out
ss-li after purchasing sni fairly trying, any
one ~ MT ihlly sati-hcJ, We will choefiuily re.
fund tue money.
Sc The, are all In Hunting Gases, Gentle.
meu'- aud Ladies' sikos Every watch guarsu.
tecd tor tiue and ~oar. by -Ii.cial csttihchte
ss-A large assortment improved Dride"
chains, " t. -. also, Hcutlenen's ami La.
dies Iee-lry 10 great variety.
ss- beware - limitations. order direct ON
us ur our su' horned sxeuis hH.nts aud others
applying Tor circulars will please enclose three
cent stamp ter puState
q 'od, sent To- 10 paid on delivery. Customers
Ierinitt'd To examine ~hat they order (briure
r'iins hil'' on pHymsnt oi Express charge
both Ways
Ss- n hen SIX Wstche, arc ordered NJ once.
We viii 'eni an extra Watch (oi same Kind tree,
ss-furchasers re,iiiuy AZ some distance from
lSpte,s Offices, AMI "eSiiIng t. save time and
rSIsuses eau have the goods sent by mat,
.ty n.ttiug with the orderJ the amount
required Wy = u. Nuney %. der registered letter.
draft or check. payable To- our order, at our fiss
Addf,s. plainly, JAMES GERARD 90,
50 NASSAU ~TRRET. NAw loKR
z. o. Boz 3,ssl. tDoe. i3-3m.l
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Estate Of JOHN J,KI.INE, decd.

7 ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION up,n
- the estate or JOHN ! kLINE late ii
Beafsr township, deed, having been granted q
the nsdersigned all persons knowing q emssiye.
Indebted to the estate are requested TO make
payment, and those having claims against ths
sstse ell present them 10
4 ~ 80 JESSE KNEPP,
-rL EyssaboS.
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NVAN TED-NUENTS-TO sell our new
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Overland
Through
Asia.

by Col. Thomas w. Knox; compreh ensivs and
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Matching our Richardson's "Beysnd the Mis.
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Orphans Court Sale.

pursuance of an order granted by the Or.
1 phtps' Court VI snyder County, to the uudsT,
.gusi Guardian II Cornelius Marx, Layina
Marx aud iy lila lark, mIno children OF John
=, Mark late Of Perry tOwnship, decd. will ho
township, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1870,
thef,lowlnz described Real Estata to wi; All
that certaiu mes.uaYe.snd
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Tract OfI4and.

situate In Perry Township, nydor county. Pa.
bounded on the north by land OF " illium Heighss
~ the east ~ isnd OF same, south BY land Oi
David Raber and west by land OF J.cOb spots
more or less, whelOn are ereo;si large two
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
Contains no LAC SuLrIIUR-No SUGAR
OF LEAD No LlTlIARGE-No NJ
TRAlE OF SILVER. and is en-.
tirc'y face from Poisonous and
misunderstanding Drugs
used in other Hair
prephrat.ons.

used IN Other linr
Preparations.
Transparent and clear NJ crystal II will
not soil the finest fabric perfectly safe.
clean and cfTicinnt - dcsidoratums long
sought for and found at last
II restores and prevents the hair from
becoming Grny, imparts n soft, glossy ap.
penra ice, removes Daulrufi, is cool and
rcfrcyhin0 to the head, checks the be Hair
frc-'l falling oil aud restores it to II gr at
extent when prcmaturely lost. prevents
lloacaehcs, cures all humor-, cu,ancnu,
"rupiion-, aud unnatural heat. As n drrs
sing for the hair u is the best article in
market.
DR.. g. Smith. Patcntee. Groion Junction
Mass Prepared only by PROCTOR
BROTHERS, Gloucci'er, Mass. The Gen
uinc is pat up in panel bottle, made ex
prcSsly fDr it, with the name Of the article
blown in the glass. AK your druggist fer
Natures ll.r Restorative, anl take no
other.
send a three ceit stamp TO Proctor Bros
for n Treatise ON the llumnn Hair. The
Information It contains Is worth $500 TO
any person. S.i0-6m