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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24
SNYDER COUNTY, SIS:

( The Commonwealth of Pennsyl.
SEAL yania to the Sheriff of Snyder
~ counIy-GREErIsG:
Whereas Margaret NJ. Hunt by her next
friend John Baly, did on the list day OF
October, 4. ID. 1869, prefer her petition to
oar said Judges OF our county Court OF
Common Pleas for the county Of Snyder
praying for the causes ihereinset forihithat
she ght be divorced from the bonds OF
matrimony 1a'eret into with you George
Hunt We do therefore command you, as
you were before commanded, the said
George Hunt, that setting aside all other
business and excuses whatsoever you be
and appear. in your proper person before
our Judges at Middlebuyg at Court of
Common Pleas there to be held for the
county of Snyder on the 2s,h day of Feb.
ruary next, TO answer the petition or libel
of the said Margaret ~ Hunt. and to show
cause III any you have, why the said Mar
garet NJ. Hunt, your wife, should not be
divorced from the honds Of matrimony,
agreeably TO The act Of Assembly in such
cases made and provided. And hereof fail
not.
witness the Hon. 8. s. Woods. ESQ, Pres
ident JUDGE Of our said Court at Middleburg
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

The petition Of sundry inhabitants of
Snyder county and members of the Zion's
Evangelical Lutheran congregation of
kratlersville having been presented at
September term, 1869. asking the lncorpo.
ration Of lions Evangelical Lutheran
Church al kratlersville. the Court having
fully examined the same and finding moth
ing therein inconsistent with the Cons titu-
lion OF the United States nor of the State
OF Pennsylvania or the laws thereof, il is
ordered that notice Of the application be
gwen, by advertisement, and ifno sufficient
reasons are shown TO the contrary the said
church will will be in ,orporoted agreeably
to the application at February Term 1870
J. CR0U Sc, irothonolary.
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Jury List Feb. Yerni. 1870.
GRASp JuRoRs.

Beaver--John Il. stumpf, Isaac Aurand
Jacob Hechbill, Ephriam Romg, Jacob
Greeuhoe, lsaac Krebbs. Isaac j Man.
beck.
Beaver West--Joseph Peter
Cenlre-solomon Bowersox, Aaron G Walter
Chapman-llenry NJ Herald
frankln-llenry sIeininger, James Bur
CESS.
Jackson-Ilenry Y waguer.
Neutrality-suspicious. + Smith. Absalom
Snyder
Middlecreek-Danicl Meiser.
Monroe-Joseph Lcpley.
fenns- Samuel Y Woodling, Henry Dhck.
Perry west--Daniel MiiIerling, John G
Graybill.
Sclinsgrove-G, W. Glass.
Union-Sinon Shaiser.
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TEaRBLE ACCIDENT hall
past ten O'Clock on Monday night, the
Pennsylvania Rolling Mill was the
scene of a terrible accident William
Longiord, The oilcr. was caught in the
machinery aud had his left leg torn
from his body. John Marks. Thoma,
I. Jones and perhaps several others.
witnessed the sad scene without the
power to aid the unfortunate man.
lie was conveyed 70 the residence
ot his parents on Welsh Ilill. Drs
Snyder aud Ogilby were promptly
called before removal from the mill
but he was beyond the reach Of med
cal aid, except TO soothe his hcctng
moments. lie was perfectly con scicu,
on Tuesday morning, and died at Il
quarter before six O'Clock on Wednes.
DAY morning. nearly thirty two hours
after the accident. He was unmar-
rird, native Of Wales, aud about
. yeats Oll.-D0u,Uc Americn.
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'OSGRANE HALL HOTEL.
PETER TROyP, Proprietor,
SNYDER COUNTY, SS:

{ - The Commonwealth Of Pcnnsyl.
sEAL vanih, To Rchccca Lcplcy. Ahram
I - J Lcplcy, Mary Gcif. john Lcplcy,
Anna intcrmrrricI with william Fuller, X
Sarah Lcplcy all residing in Sn yicr county
Pcnna., David Lepley and Ila nnah inter.
married with George Romig residing at
Three Rivers Michigan. Mcna Leplcy.
Rachael Lcploy, Lena \ Lcplcy, Joseph
Lerlcy, Daniel Lcplcy. George " icplcy.
Jonathan lopicy and Amelia Lcplcy. re-
siding NJ Colon St.Joscph county Michigan,
Elizabeth iriner residing NJ Centrcy'llc
residing at Wayne county Indiana. heirs
md legal representatives, of Jacob Lcplcy.
ate of West Beaver township deceased.
GnEEr so: You are hereby cited to be
md appear before the Judges Of our Or
phnn Court TO lac held at Midichurg on
The ith Monday of February A. u. 1850. at
10 o'clock IN the forenoon, then hnd there
30 accept or refuse to take the real estate
ii Jacob Lcrly deceased, at the appraised
valuation put upon It hy au Inquest duly
awarded by the said Court, AMI returned
~ the sheriff OF said county. or show cause
Nhy'thc same should not be sold. And
hereof fail not,
Witness the Hon. Samuel s woods. r.g
President ct our said Court Al Milllchurg.
this l0,h day Of January. \. y. 1870.
J. GROUSE, Clerk o. g.
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y WONDERFUL story is going the
rounds Of the papers, in regard to the
discovery of mammoth cave near
Bclleiont.c The Waterman of that
p ace publishes particularly graphic
description Of it, and it seems a pity t.
,poil story so well told But the
BcHeton'c Repabiican euiehtcus US up.
on he subject, in his wise:
We advise Editors outside Of Belle
'onte. not to place too much reliance
IN the stories published about the dis
covery Of wonder mammoth cave
near this place The aforesaid cave
not being large enough for cheap hoy
ol tir" years ot agc, to crawl into it
ten feet from its mouth. In fact, il
: nothing but vacancy in the rocks
which is often found where limestone
abounds. Those who first made the
"wolcrful' discovery, and aitcrward,
published il. are in the habit of seeing
many things not visible by other NOR.
ais, nucss completely saturated with
Benzinc tanglc foot.
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I IVENsE NOTICE. - Notice

- hereby given that
John A. siahlneeker, Middleburg. Utavern)
BENZ. Bachman, A" (reslaurant)
John Wenrick, Selinsgrove, "
Nicholas kantner :" +"
Enoch Smith, Free ont, Cavern
W, s. Long, Centrevllle, F."
Susan Hunts, Chapman, "
Henry Il. weixel, " 4"
Elias Borman, West Beaver 4"
Have filed their petitions for license with
the clerk Of the court Of Quarter Sessions
of the Peace Of Spy der county, and thar
the same will be pro sented TO the said cour,
for approval on Monday tho ss,h day Of
February next.
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Petit Jurors Tor rcb. Adjourned
fOUcl

Bcavcr--w klosc. Henry Norman
Lewis II lldincs, Samuel Troxoll, Michael
Ewing.
Beaver wesi-Lcyi + Smith. Hcnr,
Trostcr, Moses krcbhs, John Romir.
Ccnirc--lohn lIufnnglc, Jacob II Hart
man, G & Spanglcr. II X Sanders.
Chnpman-phlip Il Lenig. Ferdinand
Zones, j VI Hoffman. George lIcinlzclman
F'anktin--W & Bowersox.
Jnckson-llcnry Meyer, $ Il Ycarick, J
" Dauhcrmnn, David v Vctzcl
Middleburg- Aaron Rcnningcr.
ddlccrcck-naryey Shollcy.
Monroe-John 5 Smith, L llottenstein
John Schoch.
Benjamin Stctlcr c T KANT.
Reuben GcmhcrIing, Daniel Brousc.
Pcrry--Enoch Smith. VIM Good, Casper
lIornbcrgcr. Joseph Helm.
Perry Ncst-Michacl Gcrhnrt, John
Haas, John Craig, Tobias Graybill
Sclinsgroyc-- Norton Glover. u Waters
g W Keller, Geo Ely, John W Park.
kcmer Fisher
Union Adam l. Spanglcr.
Washing tOn--Jamcs l. Afilcy, Charlie,
Dichl.
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MlDDhEBTRG MARKET.
DIET

On the lith ins'.. at McKccs ! Falls
Jennie May. daughter Of II. T. AMI Eli2n
Wc1cl aged 2years ii month days.
Jennie May was truly dca, littcl CIR |
hui how true il is, death loves n shining
mark Her stay on earth was short. yet
long enough TO make many friends and IL
leave behind many sad hearts when it wa,
-aii that she is dead. But Jennie is a
home now-nud although we have some rea.
son to feel sad. vet think we have more
rason's to rejoice, she il not dead but
,lrcps'-fond parents, sisters and brother.
dry of thy tears of sorrow and say with th,
psalmist--" wherefore should fast can |
bring him back again shall 20 to him
& sam. l2;20.
May God sancliry this sad bereavement
unto the good of all. ID
Gu the 22d inst Sarah T.. dnugtcr of
HcneIy and Ellen Benefer. Of Frankli u
township, aged years : months aud IL
days, Eut . few weeks ago we chronicle i
the death of their little sou who was killed
by the fall n of the roofing timber
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Beavcr-Reuben Aipler, Henry Smith.
Beaver West--John u Goss, Amos T.. Mitch.
ell, George Srbogast,
Cehtre-Michael ieisley Andrew Bower.
sox.
Charman---Danicl Rohrer, Jacob II Leinir.
Iobn c Krcitgcr.
Frnnkliu-Wm Sbambach. Daniel Nill
house. Henry Bcnfer. Benz \ Eisenhower.
John Wilienmcyer, Henry Steimel.
Jackson Harrison Brousc. Abraham Ever.
hiddleburg-Georgc Woatz, Vim lIassinger
Niddlcercek-Jaoob lleintaelman, Reuben
knous
Nonroe--IIc Henry u Fisher. Abel Trcxler
Pens-J ohm Fisher, John =. Richter.
Daniel Gcmhcrling. Valentine Bullg.
Perry---James Forty, Samuel Troutmau.
Henry Sweigcrt.
Selinsgrovc--B + Gregory. FL Schoch.
Jonathan Rudy, lcnj Rupp. J W Gnueer
John Cummings, Miles Wcirel, NJ l. Wagon
cnscllcr.
Union-Jacob T. Bogar. Lewis llouscr. I
II. Lamcy, Hiram O'Neal. John Kelley
Wash ington-Dnnicl Eiscnhnrt jonathan
Grimm, Daniel Boyer Jacob StciIlin.
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AcclDrNr-Mnjor Henry 4. Smith,
n this Borough. received several slight
injuries, yesterday Afternoon, by rea
IN OF his horse running away. The
facts are rs follows: He had gone TO
ais farm near town for the purpose OF
hauling load Of wo ID, whilst IN the
woods his horse became frightened.
ran away aud threw bin against Il
nee cutting him about the head and
otherwise bruising him badly. We
hope lie has not sustained internal TO-
jarieS which may result fatally.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 22. The Whca,
market is characterized By cx,rcm,
quie,ndc, but The offerings are liehi
and prices steady Sales Off 800 bush
els good and prime Pennsylvania red
at 81 2iGfl % Rye is unchanged ;
saIcs Of Pennsylvania and Western a,
81. There is a fair demand for Corn.
hdt the receipts are light both bN
railroad aud water; sales Of 4,O0D
bushels Pennsylvania and Sou'hcrr
yellow at SSGl90 for damp and prim
d'y; 40 do. do. at 92c. aud 100 DO
White ut 9Jc. Oats are steady, and
, COO bushels Pennsylvania sold al
5IMj5c.
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PrTLrc Substituted day, Feb.
2i, sale Of live stock, farm impliments
and household Furniture Of Solomon
}. BowcrspX Of Centre township.
Tuesday, March, S,-Live stock.
tarm implements, &C., Of John 5. Wolf
Chaiman tuwnsh p.
Tu, slay March s,-I.ivc stock,
iarm implements household furniture
&c, Of Peter llackenburg, Centre
township.
Saturday, March l2,-Live stock
farm implements, &c. of John NJ.
Aprand of Mldilccreck township.
'ruesday, March l5,-Live stock,
farm implements household furniture
&c. OF Lewis Sassaman of Centre
township.
Wednesday, March lG-Farm stock,
&c., Hiram liackenhurg, Beavcrtp.
Thursday, March l7,-Farm stock,
&c, Of llenry Gerhart of Centre twp.
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1.-The decision of the court
below in the campmeetng case from
Chapman township against MARKS. wa
sustained by the supreme Court. lr
the paupcr case between Lower An
eusta township, Northumberland Co..
and the borough Of SeliLsgrcve, Il,
decision of the court below was sus-
tained, and Moses Wesley Wallace, the
colorcd boy, will hereafter be chargt
upon said township.-7imes.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

Too MuCH Luck. Our neighbor,
JOHN Iourgn an Of the Gate'e, has,
since entering upon the matrimonial
State, been re.oppointcd Superintcnd-
ent of State Printing, by Gov. Geary.
This is rather to much good luck.
eighbor, in 20 short time. Editors
are hot used to such prosperity. Sun
Jury Ameyicon.
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THE new fifty cent notes, which We
were told could not be initiated hav.
hee4 coUnterleited 50 accurately that
the government officials cannot tell the
difference between the spurious and
genuine Stamps. We aludc to thosr
with the Lincoln head the fiat ha.
gone forth that they u.tall be caller
iu, and no more of that kind will be
made.
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1T is rumored thatthc Reading Rail-
road company propose to commence the
rebuilding of the bridge at Fort Trev.
orton The coming spring This looks
as ifths ontcrprising company intends
TO push its road further west than Port
Trovorton.
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SNYDER COUNTY, SIS

- The Commonwealth Of Pennsyl-
}sEAL yania, To Reuben Neiman residing
- J at New Washington, Clea rfcld c.
Pa. Henry Nciman residing at Quincy.
Greenwood county, Kansas, Harriet inter.
merried with lsnas Spaid residing at Toledo
Ohio. and jeremiah Mitchell residing in
Middlecreek township, Snyder county Pa.
lineal descendants of Michael Ncimnn late
Of The township of Niddlecreck, Snyder Co
deceased.
Greeting: You are hereby cited to be
and appear before the Judges Mt our Or
hans Court TO be held NJ Middlehurg ul,
the lth Monday of February A. D., 1870,
at 10 o'clock in lbe forenoon. then and there
to accept or refuse TO take the Real Estate
Of said Michael Neman deceased, at the
appraised valuation put upon il by an In.
quest duly awarded by the said Court. and
returned By the Sheriff of said county, or
shos cause why the same should not be
sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. SIS. Woods, President
OF, our said Court at MiddlebMg, this lOlh
day Of January A. ID. 1870,
J. GROUSE, Clerk o. C.
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SALEM q STEIsINGER have just re-
ccivcd new stock of Nioljns. Ac-
cordcons, Violin Strings. dc ut their
Music Store iu Scliusgrove, which they
offer at very low prices. Givo them
u call.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

TnE LITTLE CORPORAL FOR March
is rich number. We do not see how
it can possibly be improved, but the
publishers promise great improvements
during the year. 1t is n most beautiful
juvenile magazine. One dollar Il year
Issued at Chicago, Ill.,, by Alfred l.
Scwell q Co.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

"TnE CRAMp. This diselsc / lc-
coming quite prevalent in this neigh
borhcod, anl can now be ranked AZ
contiguous Most everyone is ciamp
ed up just now to find the necessary
scrip to liquidlte their obligations B,
each one endeavoring to pay what h
can, the disease can be abated to u
great extent.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

OuR citizens were reminded that
last Tuesday was Washing,on's birth.
day by the ringing of bells and the pa
rade of Co. A., Snyder county militia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

WALK Up Henry Bcuicr E.q..
the Assistant assessor for this county.
has commenced his Annual Asses.
ment through the county. Al per-
sons in business, who have, or have
NJ t incomes, that are xable, will now
have the pleasure of making his ac.
quaintancc. So walk up gcntlcmcn
and make your returns.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

The name of the Lycoming County
Mutual Insurance Company is to he
changed to the "Lycoming Fire Insur-
once Company.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-24

Tue house Of p. NJ. Tcpts, Esq, in
West Perry township, was robbed a
few weeks ago. The occurrence took
place on Sunday waile Mr. and Ms
Teats were visiting his brother in the
same township. The thief effected an
entrance by opening window with
an axe. and took S25 in money ucsides
some valuable papers.
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Trial List-February Term, ls,0


! Elias Bush VS. Leob X and Diifus
same VS. John $ Lcntz
5 O, s. Roshon per q Geist VS. Henry
Mace and Jacob Weist
Craig X Blanchard VS. VIC lIerrold
D II y Backus assignee of d Smith x CO.,
VS. Napoleon Brocius
Craig \ Blanchard vs George weisi
same VS. Jacob Hendricks ct al
same VS. same
same VS. Meyer, 3owes 4 Burns
~ same VS. same
J. George Daubcrman VS. Jacob Krouse
II Edward Bolig vs. Franklin Bilger. ct al
l3 John I liutlnagle VS. John Bowersox ct al
II VI Alarney Tor use sc. VS. AS Cummings
10 Thomas Is Taylor VS. John Gross, Jr
10 Amos Gift and Reuben Eisenhower,
trustees vs. Benz Sleimling ct al
IL Amos Gift and Reuben Nj senhower,
trustees VS. Jos Breininger ct al
IL Ryan Dauberman VS. Enos / Walter
10 George Bolig ct al VS. same
70 Jacob Kretbs VS.. John Sholley
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QUITE number Of persons in this
place and vicinity who have ice-houses,
are taking advantage OF the present
cold snap, TO secure a supply of ice.
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MORE GooDs.-Mr. Samuel Foust
Is just opening new stock of Cloths,
Cassimcrcs, de-, at bis Merchant
Tailor shop in selinsGrovc. The In
test styles of all kinds Of goods are
included. Those who desire to be up
to the times should 60 to Foust's and
examine his stock, Mr.. Fuu>t is also
agent for the celebrated Groover 4
Baker Sewing Machino--one of the
best machines in the country
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EvTRYLouY wanted at tho Sclins.
grove Hardware Store, to lcatn where
they eau buy cheapest fer cash.
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CotnT commences in this place
next Moniav.
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GONE WEsr.-Messrs. Philip G
Roy er, formerly of this county, who
was visiting his Pennsylvania friends,
fnd Ammon ii. Bowersox, of Franklin
township, latelely clerk with Wag-
nseller aud sou, took up their beds
hnd went westward, on Monday last,
Mr. Roger left this county several years
fgo aud located near Bellevue, Ohio,
|whero he owns q fine farm aud every
fonvicnce to make him comfortable
lr. Boworsox has gone out on pros
(cctive tour, and wherever he locates
Fill meet with success. We had not
more exemplary young man in Sny-
|eg county. lie il courteous, uiIablo.
ecrgetlc, and possesses in an eminent
egrec, intuitively aud by Ion.
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widows Inventory Under $500.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Annie Rcmcr. widow Of John 8. Rcmcr,
late Of Union township. deceased.
susan Aiglcr. Widow Of Noah Aigler, late
Of Beaver township, deceased.
Baibara liassingcr, Widow of q. A. Has
singer, late Of Selinsgrovc. deceased.
Have filed their invcniorys with the Clerk
OF orphans Court Of Snyder county,
nuu that the same will be presented to the
said Court for approval, ON Monday the
2eth day Of February next.
!. GROUSE, Clerk o. C..
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Auction AUCTION Great Sale OF
Ready-made clothing, Hats and Caps,
new Government clothing, Gents Fur.
nishing goods, notions, &c &C.. in the
room formerly occupir d by DR.. Schwau,
nest door to the Court House, in this
place, commencing on Monday Feb. 2S,
aud continue every day and evening
during the week. Sale to commence
at one and at seven O'Clock p, NJ. All
10 be sold without reserve to the high.
est bidder. j. ID. MARSH.
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SELL & ScHoNouR, whole sale deal
ers in Brandies, Wines, Gins, Whis.
keys, &c, &c, Womelsdorf Berks
county, Pa, have on hand n large stock
of the best brandes 10 the country
which they sell at reasonable prices.
Prompt attention is ri, zen all ORDERS
The above named gentlemen have had
" large experience in the bu, iuess and
warn6i.Tesire satisfaction. Retail
dealers Throughout the country will
iiod it greatly TO their advantage in
their-Drr,hases from this firm
MrSSveM.r = own as a gentleman
OF sound in,ee...s -gnd prompt in all
his business transactions. Try them.
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SAMUEL FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has just received an entire new stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTlNGS,
all of n superior quality which he is pre-.
pared to make up in the best style and on
short notice. He also keeps Brown and
White French Yoke Linen Shirts, aud gen.
eral assortment Of gentlemens' Furnishing
Goods, all Of which he offers TO the public
at very reasonable prices.
Call at my place on Pine Street, between
Eekberi's corner and the bridge, Selins-
Grove, Pa. June 4, lsUS-tf.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
hom Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
will, for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send tree TO all who need il, the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy by Which be was cured. Suffer
ers wishing 90 nroht By the adyer, iser's
ssNss'ssss ,sss % -, ,lhxu,kesxsssiss-,is,
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS

W -
Passenger Trains leave the Harrisburg
railroad jcpots daily NJ follows:
FENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EASTWARD
philnd'a Express except Monday 2.l0 q IN
Fast Line " $50 "
Lancaster train Via Mt Joy) d" 500 :"
Pacific Express Train q" l2iOp n
Harrisburg Accommodation +" 8,5j I"
Cincinnati Express train daily lO.4j ="
Southern Express $50 4"
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati expires except Monday l2.ic n
Piitsburg Express l.2Oam
Pacific Express train daily 4,ljam
Emigration train except Monday 1.ij Z"
Mail train except Sunday 1.l5pm
Fast Line i" 4lj d"
Erie Fast line " ago 4"
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NoRiHwARD.
Bufialoc Express train $50 III
Night Accommodation ll.iip n.
Mail traiu l.Iu d"
Fast Line 40 ."
sorrHwArp.
Buhnlo Express Train F.liam
Wan train . q pm
thcIhc Exp IL % pm
York u llarrish'c Accommodation i8D y n
Cincinnati Express iO.lj y"
>CHuyLKILL AND sUsQu EItANNA r., II
\ passenger and mail train leaves th,
Lebanon Valley depot daily. at $3.50 y. m.
Tor Pincgrve, Auburn aud rous,ilc.
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Passenger Trains leave the Harrisburg
railroad Jcpols daily NJ follows
rENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-22

THE TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING. -
The total abstinence men of Richmond will
tonight join with their brethren all over the
United States in temperance demonstra-
ton intended to shake the citadels of in
temperance to their very corner-stones, if
VIC may Judge by the programmes pub
lished in many of our exchanges.
The MASS meeting here will take place at
the First Baptist church, and all the tenn
perance organizations in the city will take
part in the proceedings. Addresses are
promised by Rev. DR.. Burrows, Rev. DR..
Read, Rev. DR.. Peterkin, Rev. DR.. Edwards,
and Bishop Doggett and other clergymen
representing the various religious denomi-
nations, will give the meeting the sanction
of their presence.
| The different temperance societies will
meet at their halls and proceed thence in
! rcgalia to the church, where seats will be
| reserved for them. The exercises com.
mence at half-paSt / o'clock.
The following arc the officers:
Chief Marshal, W. J. Glenn.
Springfield Division, James Atkinson
West End Division, A. NJ. Newell; Shockot
Hill Division, James p. Cowardin Marion
| Division, B. \. Jacobs: Fidelity Division
T. !. Appleyard; Fulton Division, w. J
| CusSon Stoncwall Council, T. II. Bur
roug!7s Undinc Temple. Charles b, Habls
ton.
ushcrs: G. s. Britain, R. L. Sizcr, c. C.
Wal.hall, Il. I. Davis, II. A. Atkinson, Jr.
". ". Childs, John Cooper.