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Smyrna times., 1870-04-13

ENTERTAINMENTS. .-Signor Blitz exhibits at
the Town laIl tonight tor the benefit OF the
Masons. The Hall will doubtless be crowded.
Geo. Milo Dutcber, reformed drunkard,
delivers lecture ON temperance in the TIaI]
on Friday evening. under the auspicics Of the
Good IcnpIars. He is the gentleman We re-
ie'rcd to last week as being one Of the greatest
orators now engaged in the temperance cause.
lie has been Iecturng in Wilmington, and the
papers hthat city speak of his e!oquence as
reUarkahle. The lecture will be FIRE aud the
public are earnestly invited to hear hm.
Mr.. butcher will deliver 4 lecture for the
benefit OF the Library on Monday evening at
the Hall, entited Every Day Life" it is
proaomc fine productions We have seen
extracts i,on number Of New England pa
rtr<, au all peak OF Mr. DIS ability in the
highest terms. The New York 7riLuae and
,Io!d c,d him a great orator The String
Band vii! pe'torm during the assembling Of
the audience. Admission. - cts.
The cIrcus comes on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
NEE STOCK OF Spring GOODS,
winch he intends 10 sell cheaper than any sold in
Tins market for ycars, Consisting Of
DRY GOODS,

viz: Silks, Popns, Alpacas, Ch,liiss, Al. Wool
D'lal e. otton lj@iain'~, and tlrco,s lth many
81 lhe latest styles of Drr.S tinnri~ ; Ciingbams
Jeans O>nahn:as, FIuuucis, Ircnmg>, Table Cloths,
Sack tMunes, Napkins, Nncctngs Pillow Case
NnslIhs, SNIsT Slnplugs, Cambrlcs. Paper Mu>lin<.
DENNIS, Checks, Duii"gs, N,nhctn, Linens, Mus
lns, Ph'd,, ShawIa, Diaper, Lawns. Chau,bruy>.
Plques, and all the goods u>uuliy found IN FIRST.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13

LIST OF GRAND JURORS for Kent county
for 1870, and Petit Jurors for the term of the
Superior Court and Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery, commencing
Monday April 25th.
GRAND JURORS.
Duck Crcck Hundred-Peter s. Collins
Robert Hill, Robert Denncy. Kenton David
l.. Spruance, Jos. G. Downs, Peter Wilson
Little Creek- Chas. H. Griffith, David Boggs
Bogg:, Charles Denney. North MurderkM- -
Joseph D. Gruwell, Robert Frazier, Jane,
George. South 4Kurder6M M-Wm. S. Nell.
vaine, Joseph Burchenal, Grin Sherman.
Mi%pWjon.-JameS J. Wood, Riley Melvin,
Joseph Booth. MJ0rd Curtis b. Beswick
David Scott, Daniel Nlitten.
PETIT JURORS
D'tck Greek. john Farrell, VIM. G. Mitch
ell, Isaac Register Clement Reed. Kenfon-
John Taylor Benjamin F. Graham, James
Woodal. Little Creeh.-Nathan Farrow, jas.
Keith. Dover.-William Hutchinson, VIM.
D. Webb, Edwin O. Ecces, Joseph Moore,
George Slay, Philip ID. Marvil North Mu-
derAI flames L. Dyer, William II. Sarde,
Coverd lie, Joseph Brown, John W. Hall, Jr.
Thomas c. Green MjspWjon Henry Hop.
kinS, William Layton, Joseph A. MaSt~n.
James Il. Jester. Milford d-(ieorge II
Thomas, Levin Wright, James II, Harrington,
John Ii. Collins
SPECIAL JURORS FOR TIE COURT OF OYER AND
TERMINER.
Duck Crefh.-John \. Savin, Martin /.
Smith. kcntoa.-John A HurIock, Samue
Hut, hin,ou. ST. Ljttle Creek. james Iiol
jng>worth. Dorer.-rhomas II. Denney, VIM.
>. Hrvelin, James Wilkinson John Williams
Aorh MWirhW --George Walston, Samuel
Wharton. Houth MmdeIkW David II. Nj
ver, George W. Killcn. MiSDjilion.-Ben
II. Tharp, Thomas f. Morris James Pretty
mpn. NIf1rd. Richards Mills, Nathaniel
Holmes.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
Weed and Vyillow-Nare.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelcrs, Chnrns Broons.
Clothes Pms, Chlhes Brushes, Halr Brushts Scrub
Brushes, Fancy ana Marn,t B,skcts. Curry Combs.
butter Prlnt~, Bnuer BoWl~. Wash Boards, W ali
Brushes, fIhfBn-ueI aud Peck Measures, Oh
Cloths Mats, and all szcs OF Roye
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
Errors OF YOutIa.

gentleman who suffered for Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful udScreor
Will tor the sake q" suffering humanity, all Wht
need IT, the receipt and GrrcunN making the
by winch he cured, wishing lrOt by the ad
ycrtsers y! addressing perfect couf
dcucP, JOHN h. OGnEN
myl9ly No. 42 Cedar street, NryY York
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
O"NNoh-STot TAT the residence the brides parents
IN Magnolia on the 3l,t by Rev j. o. Sypherl Rev.
James Conner and Miss Julia Stout daughter OF Edmund
Stout.
MooRE-WALLACE.-In Camden on the Iith ult. by the
same William Il. Moore and Miss Mary A allace both Of
Camden
TS-WHITTINGTON.-O April 5th, by Rev. p. F.
Lwe" Mr. Lacharas Mcp Roberts Of New Castle county,
Del" to Miss Emily A. daughter of Mr. John Wilmington Of
Kent county Md.
DEATHS,
PklCE-In Chester, Pa, Sunday, March y, Mrs Eliza
vile o William j. Price, in the saith year of her age For
merly of Smyrna, Delaware.
loUNTAlN-ln Freierica on SUNDAY afternoon last, the
Sri inst Mr.. Richard Fountain. aged years
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
MISSES SIPPLE { SALISBURY,

DANSSnMAlENAS9
Have Tetured from recent VISIT to Phlladel phIa and
having bscome familiar with the sIylts. isnCIes and
fashions. aud making up OF ladies dress goods, are
now ready To attend old and NEW customers at their
irrmer place OF business, corner Nam and SOn'h
Streets, Smyrna. Del. apl3u If
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13

NEW CASTLE COUNTY MEETING. Tie Re
publican County Meeting was held in the
Court House at New Castle on Saturday. 1t
was called 70 order by John g. Clark on whose
motion ihllp QulgIcy was appointed Chair
man. and DIR. John Cameron, Secretary. On
motion committee on business was appointed
as to!iows }. e. Clark. H. f. Pickles. Geo
juzlne, IL. IlcAlullen. 1t was resolved to hold
the nomination election for county officers on
the third Sd,ulday in May. The following
gentlemen compose the Central Committe. -
" iInlHGtO Mccall, Dr. Cameron,
~. y. NH.cn. George Buzine, John F. Ruth.
'hlip Quj2,cy. George W. Stone, Edward
Provost, J. 4. Murphy; Brandywine Hd..
john ". Day, Alexander Valentine: Christi
ana Ild.. Samuel Bancroft, Jos. w H. Wat.
son; Mli, Creek, Lewis Thompson White
C!ay Creek. John PllIng; New Castle, II II
AlcNuIlen; Red Lion, a. VI. Irving William
Beck Peuc2der. Mahlon Batten; 81. Georges.
Ueo- W. Iusram; Appoquinimink, B. benny
SUPPOSED MURDER. On Saturday, a white
man named Fo>heil, between llaz>Lttville and
llatown about ten miles west of Dover. was
co nmittcd Ey the Coroner on the charge of
having murdered his wife. fIcr remains had
been buried, but suspicion being aroused She
was dlsintcrrcd and the body was found to have
on II several very severe contuSions, one very
severe one behind the ear another on the body
under the arm, and one on the blck, either IF
winch the Doctors state was sufficient to cause
death. II reports be true, it is "a ease parallel
o. that OF Armstrong, who was hung at New
Castle some three years ago Commercial
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
GROCERTES.

Sugars, Syrups, Nclaxse,, Rice, C,f,e, Teas.
Chocolate, Cotie, E-,encc, CofF { Roa.td, SayunlA
la Coffee, Cua Oh Lard Oil, Candles Soap, S,ic -,
Salts Saleratu>, Salrperrr, Alum, Sapnnritrr Indl
90. Starch, Cum Starch, FarIna, Trenton Crackers
Cheese. Sh"t, Powder, Matches, Vm,gar, Snot
BhckIng, Stove Polish, Mustard, Pepper, ffams
Shoulders, SIDE Meat and Jowls
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
G. q o ID -
CHEAPER
TIL A.TT HV VERt

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens OF Smyrna ana viclnlly that he has Ius,
opened his
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

tlal. The companies shall meet
for training, disci plining' &C., at
such times as may be directed by
the Governor.
No muster shall be held within
five days previous to any general
or special election, and when mus
ters are ordered, ten days previous
notice shall be given by advertise
ments, to be posted up in three
public places in the company beat.
Commanding officers on duty may
fix proper bounds to his parade,
mot including any travelled road, J
within which no spectator shall
have a right to enter without per
mission.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
A STRANGE CAUSE OF DEATH

An English paper says: A wo-
man named Harriet Adams lately
died in St. Panoras workhouse in
frmary from the effects of eating
her own hair. DIR. Ellis, medical
officer of the infrmary, said de-
ceased was admitted into the in
sane ward on the 9th of December
last, and died July Both. She was
imbecile, but nothing was known
of her or her antecedents. On
the 31st of March last she COM
menced splitting blood, owing to
something, in his belief, which she
had swallowed. From this period
she continued gradually to waste
away and get weaker, till she died.
He made q post-mortem examina.
alton. The body was extremely
emaciated, and he found embedded
in the stomach and intestines
quantity Of human hair--no doub
her own-and wool, which the de
ceased had eaten. The effect o
the secretion of this hair ant
wool had been to produce ulcers
ton Of the stomach, and Caus
death.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

Mdrt1a
Ea I AENI ONE.
Ihree Wesks ase hea sh1It at'nei
And yet h0a iene lt seanI 90 ne.
alnoe The hand that raas thii simple rhgms
Was warmly pressed and kissed By lhse.
And OthaF5 sinee have pressed ny hand.
And ether lips vita nine have mes
Win other fEiandl, IN stranger land
Task my heart, can iOrgctg"
An 10. all false those words Of mine
Isp0Ee In moekiHg tonsa 70 Light
" ! only worship e the shrine,
Whose Idol ever ii In sight"
Tor time has asd, and waters roll
Wide spread afaF. tween thee and me,
Yet thoughts that win HOtbrOOk control,
Fly, like bird let lOOss, % Thea.
Three Weeksi and have their weary alsht
ERaced me from thy memOFyl
Or, wilt thou hail with glad delight
The hour that brings me back 10 thsef
on say when We shall meet again
And distance sewers Us no more,
Shall We not be, as we have been,
The fond and faithful friends Of yore 2
JULIA.
WALNUT LODOE. Aug IS, 1870.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY.
GREENSBORO, ALA.


HNIIE SCHOOLS OF Moral Philosophy, An
cient Languages, Modern Languages.
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Chem
istry are In successful operation. The Fac
ulty consists OF gentlemen whose reputation
Is we'll established. The Preparatory School
Is taught by the Faculty. We offer the best
facilities for thorough education.
The Session is dlvided into two Terms. IL
begins he 1rBt Wednesday In October, and
closes the 1rst wednesday In July.
TER mss
Tuition in University, per term, .... .eS5 %
Tuition In Preparatory School, per
tcELnt. t..ss.s.s.-s s.-ss.ssssssssssssssssss ~ "
Contingent foe, per term, 3 %
Board In private families, per month, els
students who wish to mess, can be accom-.
modated.
Fees must be paid in advance, Send for q
Circular. o. \. CASEY.
aui0-dAv9m
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
Irish papers please copy
Gov. ALooRN We find occasion

to address TO you this open note.
One ofyour appointecs, an Amer
lean citizen of African descent, is
in trouble, and your sympathies are
appealed too.
Nathaniel Sampson, a brunette,
and a Justice OF the Peace for yonr
subjects of the Yazoo. beat in this
county, was yesterday brought be.
fore Esquire McGee, q brother JUS
tice, upon the several charges of en-
ticing away q married woman,
grand larceny, and incest. The
magistrate, upon examination,
found cause to hold the accused
upon oil such charges, and in de.
fault of bail in the amount of $1,000
the mighty Sampson is incarCer.
ated in o loathsome Jail. And Ma.
thaniel is q married man. o, yC
appointees! Alas, Alcorn!
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
Vacation.
Krrol Boyd. e. al
Na ktg -

AANWl 2aNAf . 81
Louisa Purdy. Jas. Il. Pnrdy, e ai3
Warren Chhncery Court, at Rulu. Ans
ust Esd, 1870.
TTPoN opening the papers In this gaA
ana II appearing % the aatiafatiiNH
the Court ffom the afiidaVIt Of j. IL. q. utH
mar, agent and attorney IN faet fef sse
tate Of Bullard 4 Boyd. thai The dslan'i1n
Louisa Purdy and james Hart fuI1g. nGI
husband; Ella Bullock ard william
Bullock, her hufbandt ehafleite IfiIa. 1N1
John Trigg, her husband. and AIMS 4f|s
and Hayden Trigg, her husbandi M n4a
residents Of the state Of Miss iseipfi, and to
yond the ordinary process 0fthis toufti ana
that the said defendant, Loulta ku1lf AaN
james Hart Purdy, her husband idc II
tho city Of Memphis. In the State of XtuNNss
sec, and have their post oflce there's ana tNNt
the defendants. Ella Bullock and WiIiIHa
Y. Bullock, her husband, reside IL the taf
OF sholbyvlllc, In the state Of keHfurII
and have their post oillee thaFei anI a.4
Charlotte Trigg and John Trigf. Der HI
band, arc residents Of the city of I.ouItNI'It
In the State OF Kentucky, and hato t'|I|.
post ofiice there; and that Anna IfIeT. 0r0
Hayden Trigg. her husband, are Fc1Id1l &
Glasgow, In the State OF kentucky. HnH He4s
their post offices there's this g theFU
make known 70 the said Louiaa a.| f.
James Hart Purdy. Ella Bullock. MiIiiaI
y. BullOok, Charlotte TrigR, 5ohn 3rtaR
Anna TriRg and Hayden Tfteg, that u1
they beand appear before the tionorAolH
Chancery Court OF Warren county. H .
holden in and for the county Of WHfTn ~
the Court House thereof, in che city Of VI
burg. on the
1st Monday in October next
% plead, answeror demur 70 the said ens
plainants Bill OF Complainant, the w
with the allegations thereof, will DO 14.N
as confessed as 20 them. ana this cause
for hearing 10 10 them ex-parts.
It ~ further ordered that 4 CODY On
order DO published once a week. f1f
successive weeks, In the Vieksbufa
Herald, newspaper printed ana Pub
In the city Of Vickshufg. in said s1a4a
that the Clerk Of this Court do tfat
mail, postage prepaid to the af1T
tendants, a. their respective place g
| donco as Aforesaid desigaafeiI
| copy OF this publication.
/ Done before mo, Clerk 81 i11
Court az Rules, at ny uilae ia t1t
ieksburg, this, the 81 day Of Anrt
d. $50. Al. AnXN
H.F. Cook, soiiclior foE esmnlalnan
anget-WeW
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

GLAD TO HEAR IT.-The New
York wOrld:says, Congressman
Perce Of Mississippi is at home In
Chicago" We hope he win re-
main there.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES (!


RTIss MARY u. COMPTON, and MRS.
lVM EMMA 8. COMPTON, will reopen at
No. 20 Cherry etreet, their Boarding and
Day school for young Ladies.
CHARGESs
Board, with furnished rooms, lights
and fuel, per quarter Session, In ad.
vance, e,'....,............,.. ~ W
Board from Monday until Friday, per
quarter Session In advance, ,.....,.. Is 90
Tuition In Primary Glass, per quarter
Session, In advance, ce,................ 10 90
Tuition In First Middle Glass, per
quarter Session, in advance, ....,... IS 90
quarter Session, in advance, -. - % co
Tuition in Senior Class, per quarter Bos-
sion, In advance, ce,................... 70 90
session. In advance. e.. ~. -. ..!....... t 20 90
Tuition In Drawing or Painting, In
water eoloFs, per quarter, .......... 10 90
Tuition In Painting In oil, ll,............. 10 90
The Session, embracing forty weeks, with
the usual vacation at Christmas, will close
June i4th, ISL.
Pupils received az any period during the
Session, but payment must DO made &c the
time Of admission, 10 the close Of tho quar-.
ter Session, except In peculiar cases By
special agreement.
~ Lessons viii DO given on any other
instrument, or In any required language
accomplishment at Professors prices.
augi9. dlm.W3m.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

DETROIT is building a magnifl-
cent city hall, which is to have in
its tower a town clock, with face
to be brilliantly illuminated at
night. The gas win be lighted and
turned Off by machinery connected
with the clock itself. This will be
so arranged as to light the gas at
dusk and turn II of ct daylight
throughout the varying seasons Of
the year.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

Three preparatory classes In Elementary
English.
Four Academic courses In advanced En.
glish, Mathematics, Natural Sciences and the
Classics.
a Commercial Department 10 aid young
men In preparing hastily for Mercantile 90.
cupation. Studies; Reading, Spelling. Gram-
mar, Practical Arithmetic and BOOk.keep.
ing.
4 department of PCnmanship and Letter.
Writing.
NFreneh, German, Music and Drawing, 0p.
tional and at Proiess0rs' charges.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
THE FOREIGN LEGION.

There is at present but one regi-
ment in existence containing rep.
resentatives of all nationalities.
The words of command are given
in French. The officers are half
French, half from other European
nationalities. In their contract
with the French GOvernmentit is
distinctly understood that they
are not obliged to serve outside Of
Algeria, and particularly pot
against their respective countries
But they fought, nevertheless, il
the Crimea, in Lombardy and il
Mexico.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
LETTER C0AlMENDAT0RY,

The undersigned, whose sons have attend
ed ST. STEPHENS ACADEMY, Vioks-
burg, under the charge of the Rev. ALBERT
LYON, take great pleasure In commanding
that Institution 70 the patronage Of the pub
lie. Mr.. LYON possesses In an extraordinary
degree, the requisites for an instructor OF
youth, and the success which has heroto-
lore attended his efforts, Justly entitle him
in our Judgments, 10 0 large and liberal
patronage. We regard ST. STEPHENS
ACADEMY as one OF tho very best insti.
tutions for the education OF boys, 10 be found
In the country, and as such, we cheerfullY
commend It 70 Parents having sons 70 ein-
cate.
q. A MANLoYE, W.H. MCCAnDLR,
II. w. BoEEE, GEORGE BARfES,
j HORRFHAL, j. BAzsfn6KY,
LAz. LIsDAHY, j. j. C0wAN,
II. II. MILLER, WM. A. FAIRcHILD
] II. II. Cook.
4 Tho attention OF patrons and others inter
ested, Is CALLED 70 the Circular OF the Scho0i
10 70 had On applieR ion, especially 70 thI
articles Expenses and Conditions Of Admis
sion"
iy29
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

Besides the Zouaves, Of which
a description has lately been given,
the French army contains the fol-
lowing special CORDS:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

TIE RETIRED CoNpUCToR -" Girls
of the Cincinnati Times, relates of an
old Conductor, promoted to train
dispatcher, as follows: Habit was ex.
cccdingly strong with the cX-conduct-
or. As he sat in the office he would
start every time he heard hcll ring
and yell, "All abo1rd ~ Then he
would go about the Office u, intervals
and try to collect fare from his assis-
tauts. We dropped in casually one
afternoon, and Billy wanted to know
if we be had pass" He couldn't
get accustomed to his new position
at oil. lie pincd to 20 on the road.
One day he begged tho boys to put
him through collision, which they
did TO his entire satisfaction. They
tore his clothes nearly of, blackod his
eyes, broke kerosene lamp over his
head, and piled red-hot stove on top
of him. Bill was in an ecstasy Of de-
light, and declared he laln't enjoyed
himself so much since lie had bic.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02
EpEADING RAILROAD
"a Summer Arrangement, Monday
MAY 10, 1870.

GUNNER hlTtuSclncbJ, hVhuug
May 10, 1870.
Great Trunk Line from the North and
North west for Philadelfhia, New York,
Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland,
Shamokin. Lebanon, Allentown, Easton,
Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster, Columbia sc.
Trains leave IIrrisburg for New York, as
follows; at 5.35, $40 11.25 forenoon,
aud $50 p. M, connecting with similar
trains on the the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and arriving at New York at IL. 10 noon,
800 800, and 1000 p. M, respectively.
Sleeping cars accompany the 5.35 m. and
il.25 o. IN. trains, without change.
Returning Leave New York nj 9,00a m
I 200 Noon, and 800 pm. Philadelphia a
2, 5 a m and $50 p m; Sleeping cars nc
ompany the 900 p m, and 300 p IN trains
from New York, without change.
| Leave Harrisburg for Reading. Pottsvill'
| Tamaqua, Minersville, Ashland, Shamokin,
Pinegroye. Allentown and Philadelphia, al
$40 a m, 900 and i.lO p m, stopping a
Lebanon and principal way stations : thu
40 p m train connecting for Philadelphia
Potsville and Columbia only. For Potts
Vile, schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad
Leave Harrisburg at $40 IN.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trims leav,
Reading for Allentown, Easton and New
York at 7.c3, 10. 30 a. m, l.27 and AS p
m, Returning, leave New York at 900 a.
M, 1900 noon and 500 p. N. and Allen
town at 7.20 q. m. 1926 Noon 4.2o au,
$40 p. m.
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphif
q. 7,30 IN, connecting with similar trait
on East Penua. Railroad. returning from
Reading nj G,35 y m. stopping at ell station
Leave Poitsyille at 40 and 900 o m ant
$50 p. M; Ilerndon Mt $50 m Sha
mokin at $40 and 1910 n. m; Ashland al
7,05 a m, aud $50 noon, Mahanoy City
at I.5l a. ~ and t.0I p. M, Tnmaqua a
s,33 m, aud 2,20 p m for Philadelphia
and New York.
Leave Pottsyille. via Schuylkill and Sus
quebanna II X at rs m for Harrisburg
aud 1906 noon for Pinegrove and fremont
Reading Accommodation train: Leaves
Pottsvillc ut 8. 10 m. passes Reading n
I,30 u m, arriving at Philadelphia at 10, q
a m. Returning. leaves Philadelphia a
5,l5 ? m, passing Reading at 500 p m
arriving at Pottsvillo at $40 IN.
pottstown Accommodation Train Leave,
Pottstown at 6,25 q m, returning leaves
Philadelphia at 400 p m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading
az 7,9O q m, and 6,l5 m for Fphrata,
Liti,. Lancaster. Columbia. &,.
Perkiomcn Railroad Trains leave rcrNi
omen Junction nj 4. Q.O9nm. Z. 3.0OS 81 n m
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

PUNISHMENT ENoUGH.-A man was
brough, before Hans Swarthart, n Mo-
hawk Justice, for commitment on the
charge OF bigamy.
"Four yives?" exclaimed the aston.
ishcd Hans, four wives dat vas q
most hinocious crime Dissharch him
at vonst.
Why !" protested tho prosecutor,
Why discharge him when the proof
ispositiysl' viii the Court explain p
Yes, | eckshplains. OFF he Ifs nit
four wives he got punishment enough.
! lif nit Won, and got too much pun,
ishment already"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02
PHILADA. g. READING r.. r.

Through Route 10 III Susquehanna
TIME shamokin & lrcyorton Railroad
L being eomphted, n through route is
opened between llernGon ton the Susquc.
hanna Riyer) and Philadelphia. Trains
will run as follows;
EASTWARD.
No. Passenge, leaves Trevorton o 10
a m; Shnmokin 40 M; arrives at Phil
adelphia at 00pm m.
No. 3 Passenger leaves Ilerndon at o 81
! M; Treyorton 10 OF a M; shamokin
0 55 n M; arrives at Phila at As p IN.
No. o mixed, leaves lIerndon nj 40
Treyorton IL M; ShaTokin IL 81 p M;
arrives ut Potisville at g 10 p III.
WESTWARD.
No. ., Passenger. Leaves Philadelphia
s 10 m Shamokin 90 p IN Trevorion
4 80 pm; arrives at Iierndon al g 90 p m.
No. q, mixed, Leaves Ashland at I 30
a m sbamokin o 80 An arrives at Tre-
yorton 10 o7 an; Ilcrndon ~ 20 p m.
No. 10, mixed, Leaves Ashland at 3 90
p m; shamokin 63 p mi arrives at
Treyorton at o 80 p m.
Passenger trains Nos. ! and make
connection ut Reading for Allentown, New
York, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Columbia
aud Lancaster.
Passengers arriving In shamokin via
N @ Il W, about 10 q m, can sonneci with
No Q Passenger, at 10 66 u m, for Phila-
.delphia and intermediate points. Those
arriving on the N q Nv Passenger train
nj ~ 10 noon, can connect with No. o,
which leaves Bhamokin at ~ 81 for Ash
land, MAhanoy City, Tamaqua and potts.
vile, W: II. DINNIs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

As Decon y, on an oxtramo-
ly cold morning in old times, was rid.
ing by the house OF his neighbor l.
tho latter was chopping wood. The
usual solutions WEIR exchanged. the
severity of the weather briefly discuss.
cl, and the horscman made dcmons,ra.
tions OF passing on, when his neighbol
detained him with" Don't be in d
hurry, decon. Wouldn't you like &
glass Of good old Jamaica this morn
ing" THANK you kindly" said th,
Old gentleman, ut the same time bc
ginnig to dismount with all the dclib
Grafton becoming n dccon, /" / dom
care if | do" "Ah. don't ,roubl,
yourself to get off, Deacon said tn,
neighbor 81 merely asked for infor.
nation. We haven't a drop in The
house