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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-10
From Our Young Foll>s.1
THE YEARS LAST FLOWER.
BY MARIAN DOUGLAS.


Witch hazel bough! Witch hazel DOUGH!
time it seems to blossom now!
The sky is gray; the birds have flown;
With ruStling leaves the ground is Strown:
The May-time with her cowslip crown,
Sweet Summer showering rose leaves down.
The autumn days, a hammered train,
With colors like the flag of Spain,
Have come and gone, without the power
To win from thee II single flower!
But now, when woods and fields are bare,
And chill with coming snow the air,
All wreathed with spring-like bloom art
thou,
All decked with gold, witch hazel bough!
Witch hazel bough! Witch hazel bough!
Could believe old stories now.
Within my hand were l n witch,
Thou hadSt the power to make me rich;
To prove true divining rod,
And show, where, under stone or sod,
Or growing tree, or running brook
should for hidden treasure look!
\ child, sought thy charm to try,
But, woe is me no witch am I;
For never CLEAN of elfin gold
Twas my good fortune to behold;
No magic dwells in me, or thou
Hast lost thy spell, witch hazel Dough!
Witch hazel Dough! Witch hazel Dough!
Though wizards arts are powerlcss now,
\ high resolve, steadfast will,
a fearless heart, work wonders still;
To find and win a neeGlful store
OF goods and gold, and wis(lOm's lore,
The true divining rods for me
Henccforth must toll and patience be!
Then welcome, honest labor! Thou
Shalt bloom unplucked, witch hazel bougi.
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&be little 8olks:
THE NEW SLATE.

SEQ my slate! dot it now,
Cos I b'Okc the other.
Put my little foot wight foo
Runnin' after mother.
1 tan make you lots of signs
Fass as 'ou tan tell 'em,
Us and RS and big o rings,
Only I tan't spell ON.
T tan make Il funny pig,
With his turly tally,
little eyes and snout so big,
Pokin' i'll Il pail-y.
/ tan make Il elephant,
Wild he trunk Il hangin';
An II bOy-whO says l tan't?
Wild he dun Il bangin'.
An the smote Il tummin' out.
ovid my t'um l do it,
Rubbing all the white abOut,)
Sparks a-fiyin' froO it.
I tan draw me runnin' bout.
Mammals little posset.
Slate SO dusty, rubbin' out,
DeSs OO'd better waSs it..
Now, then, sail I make Il tree
Wild a birdie on it!
All my pictures 90 sail see
fool wait IL lninnit.
Now I dess I'll make Il man,
Dess like Uncle Rolly.
See it tummin', f;,s' it tan!
MuzZer, aint it jolly.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
it:NDSkl'S THREE
CELEBRATED EitA!El'Il ,''.

GEL .I,iitt.hIt.D ltf--'! lti'i -
,rI,r, NINTH WONDER; bt:, on. IN
TRACT or IHr"rfNr, ;n int''''.,i "a ,.i.niin
HinrI,,rS. .,i,l VIII cure iiir following: as
eases: ,... 60. ...,,. ,I....
Elnoh,' rluN "ni ni"rrhr" y! enc htH
Uen,ii;cl,, and l:ainc!i' III ti'" i!lif't!''~'
foot llnrlir in Un" !ilii minute
Eciirillciu III live minutes.
Asthma ami Piles i!-t'ill 'ri!"i.
sore throat in tea minutes.
collie f!tI tramp IL four minutes.
Eh.uni;,t ism il one Gay.
S;r;,jis il. tWc!il. lllniitti"
Sore. or Weak Eyes i'll one day
Pain in the n;lc;: or ~itt, III len !lit!'''-'
Fever and AmIiC in ono DAY.
Breaks Il Chill III .i|H Hi!lt"t"o'
Enlargement OF Tive Spleen II! Oh" &C. 'i''f'
days. .;...,,,, -, ,i,,,
world and The. only on" :lnoWn ihiH VIA
br,nl. ,hl! in i've iii'il;i'S ana !''N' 'i''
person clear Of fever. ,
You Know no; " hem YOU may fi'Ni'f''' 'i'''
should keep il in tn" !it!!Iii " =, :.
None genuine unless the nam. o. ~ -
l.ig1.u~Li il t"ul,i blown on the '"N''.
IIGSOSNI's, EiECriIH iiN!ME<';
For MAN OF: i;EA,,y Fry on" bottle ana
l-nl, Will never ho without i'i!ot!l'':
The principal ingredient III nus "rit''''',''
nlctli,iric is ~ oil procured from the init~
ans of the Rocky Mountains. 1t Ainnr pos,
sc.,Scs woI,o"r!ll! curative" properties; an"
being chemically continued, ;'H III In" r.'-i:
rae. II<lME*y Will! some ntlhc most pow
c,itii vet soothing and hcalin+, rcih',i''
aren't, known to the mind, produces the
,
Made known To IL" world. Reader, nave
You friends that are suffering from IN,cfhh'
discusses: Then 20; tell tilolu to call ut once
and get ii supply of :i"S"sEI~ ELECTRIC
T.iS1HESr and Tao cured.
II CURES THE FOLLOWING Dl~EA~i&>:
For Man iI.launiatrrN ith"hlli.'! '!'',
Chronic and Acute lthci1l,ati>l;! l'!'!-cS,
Spr4lii,S. Pains. stiffness or soreness u! li'
Back or Joints. Burns and Nc;tlGs. !rriH
and old Sores, Pile, deafness amt 1-:i:i''h',
foot ilnrilc iiuaclaciic, sore Throat. NliitlN,
Amuc III the face or breast, White ~"cillfl::
sore or Unframed Eyes. Paralysis or Nu''i',
! Palsy. ErvSipc!nS. Salt Ehc"n', E9r:&' il''''
| or Scrut.IlnllS Sores. , >.
For lIur~cs--I;ig Head or iii:. Jaw, l'"'i
! Evil. Fi~tl.lA. Mango. Scratches. i::';iS,,S
| Swcru., Slrin" Halt. Ring Bone, " l!IGitll
Saddle or Collar G:tli~. Cracked lt"ri|
| Wounds and Cuts. Sore and Weak t-F'"'
| Founders. -. ;,
None Genuine unless the mime ct X l..
| ii.lo~l<i is found blown on the hottie.
| BROOKS SAI.NI. Ii curc~-Ecttrr. FRY
Sipcl;,S Salt Riicin. s;cah Head. Itch. ting
| worm, Ulcers in the Ear, Piinpicr, !'"tchc~.
Infl;.nrI Eyes torllS. li!il:lllil:tt"TN i'icu-
| nluiSm, t:out, PILES, and all lrul'tnli~ 81
| the Skin.
| All who have ever used this sSalVc agree
! that ii is the greatest remedy ever used
| After irving one hox vpt will always hay"
! ii on hand.
X. y. iIG \D~i<.
| Druggist a,i Chemist, Hi"nr"r, ~
| Jun" Is, 1870. ii:"'-l\
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Boys will be boys. \ youth ut AL
toona, Pa, had his pocket full of gun
powder, and as hcwas smoking Il cigar
stump he saw his mother coming, so he
chucked the cigar in his pocket. The
old lady can't find enough of Johnney
for the coroner to earn his regular fee
on. She says she never believed in
spirit until she saw her boy disappear
so sudden from right before her face
and eyes.
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FINE HORSES AND Mules.

FtNiif, undersigned would inform their OLD
/ friends and the public generally, that
they will arrive ut Monroe the 18th inst :.
with one hundred head of fine horses and
mules, and would request them. if i'll need
OF first GLASS horses and mules. to await their
arrival.
Having had OCCASION to visit this section
of country last fall, with Il lot of horses and
mules, they feel confident that they haN"
made Il select ION this time to suit the wants
of all those desiring tr~t-claS> horses and
mules. and At reasonable prices.
TAYLOR ~ Mem i:lrrN.
November -. 1870. nS:tf
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4 Word to Boys.

Truth is one of the rarcst of virtues
Many Il youth has been lost to society
by allowing f:,lschood to tarnish his
character, and foolishly throwing
truth away. Honesty, frankncss, gen
erOsity, Virtuc-blesscd traits! BE these
yours, my boys, and we shall not fear.
You are watched by your elders. Men
whoare looking for clerks and lpprcn-
ticcs have their eyes on you. IfNou are
profane, vulgar, saloon-going, they will
not choose YOU. If YOU are upright,
steady, and industrious, before long you
will find good places, kind masters,
and the prospect of useful life before
you.
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DEACH and OTHER FRUIT TREES

Tho subscriber offers for sale Il large as
>ortlucnt of Peach trees fox the fall of 1870.
The varieties begin with liHlr'S Fairly HE'D.
and extend through the season. Price ST.
per hundred; $50 per thousand. When tive
hundred trees are ordered. the price Will be
the same :S by til" thousand. Also II large
stock of Nipple trees. Cherry, dwarf and
standard Pears and other fruit trees. or
drrS will he packed i'll the best manner. and
can he Forwarded Ivy the first of November.
Address, THOMAS j. CULLEN.
Ht"hi>t"t'" Nurseries. lli%ht~town, y. J.
uI3:Gn
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Farm, &arne', ann bonsebolp

- CONTRIBUTIONS Oh practical farming, gar
dening and housekeeping, or any interest
ing facts, experiments or recipes, are solicit
ed from our friends throughout the country.
for publication in this Department..
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Boswell is reported to have once said
to DIR. johnson: :" Sir, what would you
do if you were shut up in Il tower with
II baby:' l forget what the response
was. Sir, YOU are Il inol,' suppose,
or something equally laconic and
straightforward. The suggestion is an
awful one, probably an impossible one :;
but still the dread idea occurs: " What
would Il man do if he were shut up
alone with baby ~
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\ Western writer gives it III his be-
lief that if as mnch attention were paid
to improving corn as is given to grapes,
~ hundred million bushels might II"
added to the annual crop.
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DABNEY II. MAURY, General Agent
for South West, 80 C:trOndclc: St, y. q.
l.. v. MARIE, State Agent.
T.. l.. Pf"rltl, Agent for E"rth Louisiana.
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80. ~ t'jiiri, s., Nrw Orleans.
pr,lrr it, all isiut& ct t'o,,Sit," ;lltl Heat
in" stoves. Fir" Crates, i'i;:n :;ud Hi';i.uc;i
Tia Ware Plated " are. Table cutlery. and
every description or House Furnishing:
,;nni~. Sol" Agent ;;,l iIu celebrates! Riu.ru
Washing Machine. and Wiliirr'~ i'ai"u,
Combination tI.tty. .jHiI'N |. $50. n!.n:iN
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All policies nuI-iori;'itthlr for their
equitable value Liberal deductions made
on ministers.
Active. Intelligent gentlemen wanted AZ
agents il! every parish
Medical examiner. Monroe, hr. >tro;hrr.
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE; CO.,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

DFFICERS:
Hon. Jefferson Davis. President.
NJ. J. WickS, LIST Eice-PrcSidcnt.
}. II. Petit, 2nd Nice-PrcSi,lcnt.
w. r. Boyle, Secretary.
j. H. EdmOnSOn, General Agent.
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
NJ. j. Wick~. T.. NJ. -\poiSon.
j. II. Petit, w. X. Hunt,
W. Il. Grccnlaw. james I'ultn.
T.. Titus, Napoleon I'LL.
j. Il. LonYs,tait.. VIM. Joyn"r.
T.. W. Smith, y. ScSScl,
w. l.. Vance. y. =. Bruce.
i. X. Iullrn.
I;chcn Brothers. State Agents for Mort h
Louisiana.
J. T.. Itcicu. Special Agent. Monroe, La,
Dili,>,: Corner Grand and DcSiari SIS.
DIR. u. II. Key will attend to he business
of the office at Trenton.
REFERENCES:
New OELE.\SS.-t;cncral Harry Hays. Il.
II. and J. NJ. Allen ~ CO.. G:lbrenti,
Stewart X Tizcr. Jennings. Gat"S x Co.,,
Nelson I.aUphird X co.. iCadlcS. w lingo
n co.
SuEEvErnl:r.--I;. NJ. johnson, banker:
Wimbcrlcv, Ards X co.. wholesale n"r-
chants; Cumming. Morrison * co., +. II
Morris. Druggist. trcYg Il Martin. jr>Sn!
Marsh Il Virgins. lIy:,nlS * Kennedy.
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niS. f:7IAS5!'!;
ti.i.tHR.\T ID LIVER PILLS.

rEir:ER.\Ti:D iIVi:l: PILLS.
Eu.' tie H,s;,, /
nErAYIrIo on LIVER COMPLAINT. nY~i'Ei.~sA
AND SICK uE.\nt'Iii.
&v,.,;,t,.n,., NJ " Ij,<"">'H Li'"".
Pain il, the right lido" under til" cd" of
the ribs. increasing on pressure; sometimes
the pain j. in the left side: the patient -
rarely al'c t" lie on til" l.it 81 dc; S"Hnctin"@
the pain l.; felt under tiIc >h"liI'irr-'I;"i',
and 1t Frequently extends t" tn" top "i the
shoulder. and j. sometimes :;1lNt;'l>"n irfA
rheumatism i'll tho arm lin" Nt"ilia'l l.
affected with loss Of appetite a''d >l"hil'"'':
the bowels III cnci3.! arc cr>tiv" sometimes
ALTERNATING" with iHN; liz head i troubled
with pain. accompanied viii, HU!l. l"HNN
sensation in the back psrt There i
GENERALLY :, consi,lor.;i,lc los, Of memory.
accompanies! "ith Il painful sensation 81
having left ,i!.,luuc something" which ought
sonnet j;eS an attendant. TN" i'ati"lit CONT
plains Of ",.ariicSs' :!ilG ncri!iN: II" l. easily
he complains "ia nri"![!% N;"ilS;'ti"1l 81 IA"
skin: hi, ~nirt,, ar" low: ;iIH i,hou@h he i
satisfied; ;tia, ">"r'~" w"';!d io beneficial
to him. We; lie can scarcely SUMMON NJ
f.,rtittid" "l"uGh to- try il. IN fact he dis
trusts "E"r,' r"ln.AE. @rN"i''l 81 me '''"N"
symptoms :.tt"l.d tn" disease. hU; ';ls"~
have occurred Mii"r' few OF th'!n existed,
Yet "Naii'jn",i"l' 81 TIA" body, "ilcr death.
has shown the LIVER To !ttN'. been o.
tens lively i"ri'lir"':.
.\Gi-l: AND FEWER.
DI>. MI.tHE'~ i-ivNs: !I'.t.~, - ,.>.l:~ on
.\Gu!: MI, i'r:v-ui. w:,rn tut"u with ,2t,;-
nnc. arc l,r"lGr:;yr ~: the ,;".>; nal!'>
result. 20 better ,;,jiiaiii,. can be used.
rrorar"t"rr 10. or ':t,"r t"i,i, tl4ini,'". ""
would ;t,! >i-" ill vino afflicted! WIth th-
tii~t':,-1 :" -tN" ;h"'n = ihii: Fi:I ~.
rI!AIINH bros. l'trr~i" ;.~. r>..
rN""u1F!nT~.
T.. S-pca:e:- and ri.y-ici:,.r~ ,,rut"rin..
from others than Fleming Err, viii Il"
we'll /" writ" their orders distinctly, and
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ISSUES Policies ON all Tie The improved
plans. No restrict ions on travel or resi-
icncc within the settled limits of TIA" | nil Il
States British North America or Europe.
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Gen. j. FRANK PARt;pUD, Presidents:
Col. Isaiah Garrett. LIST Vice Presidents f..
Z. StubbS, Esq, End Vice President; Fran k
lin Garrett Esq, Secretary; Drs. r. y. Ably
and II. T.. Richardson, Examining Surgeons.
RIG. cobb, w. j. q. Baker, j. q: Richard
son, l.. V. Maryc, j. &. Godfrey, II. {. Scar
borough, {. Il. Rottth. +. l.. Fctri, john
IIucy, Isaiah Garrett, Jr.. w. II. H. Nulin
and \. l.. Slack. Directors.
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I,.' lie rts;'t. Of
IItp\.III- on: LIVER COMPLAINT. DI~i'Ei"~!h
AND SICK IIE.\pt'Iii.
.SY,.,,,t,.l,,., ri - ijS,T,N.,{ itT"T.
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sELINSGROVE MARKET
rMILApELpmlA MANkErs.

rULhuELTnIN, July y There /,
not much iuquury for Wheat, bn, pri-
ccs remain without quo'ablc change :
sales Of 2,0o) bushels Pennsylvania
red at Il l2t0 / -; 100 bushels Ohio
do.atS 81 10; 400 bushels rcw Della
ware DO at 81 30, and 400 bu h,l,
Western do at 81 3S@l 20. Rye /, iu
small supply and command. 81 for
Western, with sales of 100 ba.hcl, NJ
this figure, aud i 10 for Prnn,ylyania.
Corn is in rather better request. ana
has advanced lts2c sales Of 1000
bushels Pennsylvania and southern at
81 OSWl 10; 1900 bushels Western
do a, Il cGOl 0S, ami 5000 bu.hcls
Western mixed ut 81 for low grade
M to 81 O2@l "a for high mixed.
Oats are quit but steady; sales o! ,, q.
100 bu,hcl, Pennsylvania at G3GGic,
and some Western a, Gee.
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TnB RAILRoAD-1he contractors
who have undertaken 10 grade the S.
e. l.. II, r.. are doing their best to
complete the work before the close Of
the year, and il the laboreis can be
had, the grading Of the entire road
will he finished before the first dav OF
January 1871. Tho only drawback
to the early completion Of the road is
the scarcity OF aborers. At Selins.
grove the work on the bridge is pro.
crossing rapidly under the manage
mont Of Mr.. Cresswell and Mr..
Gaugler has ALMOST completed the
grading Of his section of the road near
that place. The cut opposite this
place will be flushed this week. This
will leave only about two miles 10 be
graded between Selinsgrovc and O
point about two miles This sijo Of
q Beavortowp. Near the latter place
Mr.. Thos. MeGovern is pushing the
work forward with oil possible speed
West Of Adamsburg there ~ another
party st work who arc pnshing things
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SD EADlNG RAILROAD
A summer Arrangement, Monday
May IL, 1870.


Great Trunk Line FROM the North and
North west Tor IbiiadclHai1, New Work.
h''"ins' ig'i.yi!l'' irmnGun, Ashland.
I ShnmoNIn. lchlnon' Allentown, Eastou,
Eplrola, ldIi1, lancastc', Columbia Nc.
Trains leave liiIisHnrg FOR Ncw York. as
/ '"n'"' nj 05o' Hiu Il*j forenoon,
"ni -''o T. M c1nAociing with similar
'raln' ON ibc the Pcnusy lyHnil Ea!lioud
ana nrry'rE at Ne" lo'k al l2.lO noon.
";'o ''op' AMI Io,Oo F. M, respectively.
s.'gIinS cars accompany the - a IA. aud
li.:o IA. m. trains without change.
returning Leave New York at 9,o0a IN,
i-,Vo N'on' ana ''"O ? ~. Philadelphia at
s,lo IN aud 800 ? ma sleeping ears nc-
! ompany the ",ro : n, "nI 300 l. IN train,
irom New York, without change.
Leave llarriohurg for Heading, Pottsyillc
lam"qua, MinersYllc, Ashlani, Shamokin,
flncgrove. Allentown ana Philadelphia, al
so M 2,5p and IT, - ? NJ stopping at
Lebanon ami principal way stations; the
! Ito = m train connecting for Philadelphia,
rolisN...c aa' Columbia only. For Potts
/ vile, Sthuy ylkili llaNen and AUhurn, vim
Schuylkill and Susquchanna Railroad,
Leave Harrisburg at 3,iO p IN
East Pennsylvania Railroad trims leave
Reading for Allentown, Easton and New
York nj I.-3. 1880 n. m, l.27 and !. - y.
n. Returning, leave New York at 900 a.
M, 1900 noon and , On p. m. and Allen
town at 7.2O a. IN. l2..j Noon I.2O aud
s.f5 ?. m.
| Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia
n. $50 m, connecting with similar train
on East renna. Railroad, returning from
Reading AZ 6,35 p m, stopping at all stations
Leave Pottsyillc at b, 10 and 800 M and
$50 p. n; lierndon at $50 m: Sha.
mokin at 80 aud 10, 40 a. NJ; Ashland at
/ T,0j a N, and -, 80 noon, Mahanoy Civ
at 1.5l u. IN aud i.07 p. m., Tnmnqua nj
1888 n m, aud 2,20 p N for Philadelphia
aud New York.
Leave Poltsville. via Schuylkill and sus-
quchanna Il Il ut 10 a m for Harrisburg,
aud 1906 noon for pinegroye and fremont.
| Reading Accommodation train: Leave.
Pottsyillc at $40 n m. passes Rcadinr nj
! M a N, arriving at Philadelphia nj III. 20
7,30 Returning, leaves PHILADELPHIA AT
I5.l5 N, passing Reading nj 500 m.
arriving at fousyille at Q, 40 d m.
Toitst own Accommodation Train Leave,
Poiisiown at 6,25 m, returning leaves
philadelphia at 90 n m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading
at 7,2O a m, and G,l5 D m for Fpnrata
Litir. Lancaster. Columbia, &C.,
Perkiomen Railroad Trains leave Per[i.
omenJunciion at 900 a N, 100 n 81 p m
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ODsTl.gy.

Rev. Jeremiah Shindle, an able and
Influential minister Of the Luihern
Church, and brother Of Rev J. =.
Shinde OF this place died at Allentown,
Lehigh county, Pa, on Saturday last.
in the Gith year of his age. The de-
ceased was the eldest son of Rev John
Peter Shndel, formerly Of Sunbury.
Ia. lie was born at Lebanon, Pa.
and in liS youth had selected the
printing trade as his calling. to which
he was nprcnticcd at Harrisburg.
Subsequently, however. he studied the
ology under his father, and was licens.
ed TO preach the gospel by the Penn.
sylvonia Synod, Rev. Dr. Dcmmc OIL
ciating. His FIRST pastoratc was in
.Colurlbia county, Pa, whcro he
preached from 1880 To 1888. lie
then removed to Lchigh county. near
Allentown, where be served a number
Of Lutheran congi cga;ons. with mark
ed acceptance. Tor a period OF twenty
two years, organizing n number OF
churches. In the year 1859 he was
elected a member of tho State Senate
from he district composed Of hchieh
and Northampton counties, serving II
'crm Of three years. In tie spring Of
1862 he accepted the position of chap.
lain TO the 1l0th Regiment of Pcur-
Sylyania Volunteers, serving for two
years under Generals Shields and
Banks in the Shenandoah Nalcr. lie
returned home, and in 1896 accepted
call to congregations in Lykcn, Val.
ley, Dauphin county, where he laborci
until four months ncr, when he be
came disabled hy sickness. He then
came to Allentown, whcrc he died.
on Wednesday last. Ills remain, were
committed to their kindred dust 10 the
presence OF vast concuursc of friends
and admirers. Rev. Jeremiah Shin
del was highly.citcd divine. uq,-
"roi orator, aud possessed elements
Of strength and popularity possessed
by but few.
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We see that in some cf our neigh
boring counties arrauGemcnts arc b.
ing made to hold grand Harvest
Home, or CouaIy Picnic. We think
that it would be II good thing to hnv,
mething of the Kind in this county
somciimc in the latter part Of ucxr
month. Who viii lie the first 20 move
10 the matter 2 Don't all speak at
once.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

MEs.Bs. Meyer & Doves, Of the
Keystone Saw aud Planning, Mill, in
Sclinsgrovc, are prepared to furnish,
Mt the lowest market rates all sizes of
doors ehasb, blinds, frames, mould.
ings, hocr boards, &c, &c, "a, the short.
est notice.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

The meeting Of the Agricultural
S'ciety, to fix on a place for holding
thc Fmr, will be held in tho Court
House in three weeks from Saturday.
Are our citizens ready to offer any
Inducements to have it here ? lfuot
it is high time that we so to work il
We want it.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

Col. l.. l.. Tate, has commenced
the publication OF a new parer al
Wiliamsport called the The Williams.
poH SIN and Lyco'Hr'ag DcDoodi
1t is an eight page paper Of good
size, and presents neat appearance.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE ron
AuGusr. Prompt to time comes BAL
LOUIS MAGAZINE for August, freightcd
with remarkable store Of good things
in the shape Of reading matter. Tho
opening article is an illustrated chap
ter ou billiards, and then follows pic
lures OF Havana, and several engrav.
ings of interest to the general reader.
Among the stories are two sea yarns
Of the first quality, several for lady
readers, two for children, and tales OF
adventure and daring that all must
like. On the whole, BALLoU's Mag
AzINE is about the best and cheapest
publication to be found in this Or any
other country, for it is only 81 so pcr
year, or Is cents single copy, and is
for sale at every periodical store in
United States. Adrcss THoMEs 4
TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

TnE boys OF this town are s)mewhat
excited just now boclusc the agent OF
Ihayer's Circus madc arrangements
TO give an exhibition in Adamsburg
instead OF Mildleburg. Never mind,
boys, there are 'cussgs' enough here.
We can do without the travelling ones.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

We learn that there is n project ou
foot to establish Il second Bauk in Sc.
liusgrove, aud that large amount OF
stock has already been subscribed.
by the way, what has become of the
project OF establishing Bank in this
place. Can any one tell!
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14
AoRIcuLTuRAL Implements, hoes

AoRIcuLTrRAL Implements, hoes
grain rakes, long and short spades
shovels, manure and hay forks, grass
and grain scythes. gsain cradles, trace,
breast, tongue and log chains, grind.
stones, &c, &c, as low as can be
bought at any other establishment.
'cr sale at the Selinsgrovo Hardware
Store Call and SEQ.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-07-14

The Cornerstone Of new Evan
gelical church to be erected at Ceutre.
vile, will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies on the 2ith lust., at 10
o'clock a. NJ \ general invitation is
extended to the public to be present.