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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-28
GAM Ell FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has Just received nm entire new stock OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES y NESTlNGS,
all of a superior quality which he is pre-
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short notice. lie also keeps Brown and
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Goods. all of which he offers TO the public
=, very reasonable prices.
Call at my place on Pine STR CT, between
Eckber's corner and the bridge, Sclins-
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THE SINGER
MACHINES !
AHEAD OF Al. OTHERS.
THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK ARE
NOW BEING MADE AND SOLD.
TEE REASONS WHY.

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LR. FAHRNEY'S
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TABLE.
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than
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AS ii Was.
Sew, sew, sew,
At morn, nj noon, at night!
Work, work. work,
But never out oi sight
For great and small, for Young and old,
In summers heat, IN winters cold,
By midnight lamp, by mid,lay's sun.
Twas sew, sew, sew, but never done,
When GrauuWa srwcd.
As il is.
Bur. buzz. buzz; why how the pantlcs hyi
oh, Oh. OH 'twOuld charm the dullest eyei
The legs are sewed, the Wristbands on,
The buttons settle pants are duncl
And here's a pair for sam and IOhn,
And charley, too, and little Dan.
Now Mother scws on
SINGERS NEW MACHINE
We advise all who want first class
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glazed thread as well ns any other, to 60 To
u. W. ANGEL.
on North Third ST.. in icwishure.
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or |. B SMITH, Selinsgroyc.
And get one of these Famous Singer Ma.
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as you can get nt no other place and il n
Singer is put in your family, happiness will
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ONE WHO KNOWS.
Ten Judges gave the Singer the Diploma
he Snyder County Fair SLY
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a reward ofOne 1rousnud Dollars Will !
paid to any Physician who will produce me,
cine that will supply the wants Oi the lcOI
better than the article known as
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure OF all dcrsnke-
ments In the etom-
nch, liver, and bow.
els. They are a mild
apcrient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suneringis prevent
e.A hv flrtr fifnQlv
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

Esw 1aI sArs. Oct. 3l-Cotton upward; Mid
ding uplands Isle. b. -, = =
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

The President has appointed Geo. G. Bates
ohitea States Attorney for Utah.
Line hrst stone OF the tower of the East River
bridge on the New York side was laid yester-
day.
The Enterprise Insurance Company of Phil.
auelphia has suspended and will go in liquida.
James Lyons was killed in New York Mon
Jay evening by jumping from the front plat
form OF a horse car. The driver was arrested.
Doctor Norman Abbott, of New York, has
peen arrested on the charge of outragiug fe-
male patient. NOON
grand naval ball has been proposed 10 hon.
OK OF tine Grand Duke Alexis at the equipment
sItorehouse of the navy yard by the officers of
the American squadron.
boy named Sullivan was instantly killed
IN new York, Monday, by another boy.
James Donahue was fatally wounded by a
political target company from the 18th ward at
Schwalenburg's Park Monday.
The amount of government currency out
standing including million and half to re-
place that burned at Chicago, is 1898 ,042 ,696.
Commodore Ashbury has sailed for Europe
and the Liyonia will follow ina few days.
Sylvester Hayes, held on suspicion of being
connected with the Leehan murder, has been
discharged.
A six horse team OF Howe's circus capsized
hoo' ~. luOuudy, kllllHS TWO mu-
sicians and fatally injuring another.
Contractors arrived on Long Island, Monday,
and have arranged with the South side rail-
road for building six new life boat stations on
the south side of the island. They will be fin
shed by January LIST.
The Ottawa correspondent of the Globe tele-
graphs that the government will not demand
the restoration of the steamer Horton as she
had OF been condemned by the courts. The
Argument seems TO be that as the vessel had
been taken possession of by the original own
ers and carried out Of the jurisdiction of the
court OF the Dominion, there is no case.
Comptroller Green has dismissed seventy
two sine cure holders since be assumed the
Comptrolletship, saving $4,000 annual expense.
Two deaths from smallpox in Charleston,
Tuesday.
Ia Philadelphia, last week, the number of
smallpox cases were 456 with 50 deaths.
Gov. Gerry has pardoned Sheriff Irwin, inn
prisoned for ing illegal fees.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

CHARLEsToN, Oct. 3l.-Cotton firm; M,ddling
uplands 17te, - =
SAVANNAH, Oct. 31.-Cottop firm: Miodliny mr.
lands at f7S q 17sc.
MOBILE Oct. 31.-Cotton quiet Middling ubiands
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
Boston Bank Statement.
N. Oct. ~ -Tba p,rI s+a,o,.
asan,cstic mar,.e,.

WATERFOWL, Oct. Sl.-Cattle Market-Beef Cat.
tle-recelpts, s6o head; market in good demand in
consequence or light supply sales choice rs; extra
90 q 25; first quality 60 a so; second ouality
90 g 90; third quality 8 90 So Sheep and
change IN prices since last week. sales in lots al 10
e % each; extra 8 90 q s 50. WIZ
NEW YORK Oct. 31-Evening.-Cotton &c higher:
sales 1000 bales; Middling upIands at 1870. Flour
~ lUc lower sales 5000 hbs.; State 90 "a 80 round
hoop Ohio 6 50 OF 40; Western 90 a So; Southern
w 70. Wheat g &c lower; sales 1885, COO bush.
@ 81; White Michigan is "a 70. Corn lie lower.
safes 1000 BUSH; Mixed Western n a 70. Oats 1c
lower; sales 600 bush.; Ohioend Western at so "a
Butter steady; Ohio il 2ac WhisEey lover ;0y Wes
Sugar firm; sales 5000 Cuba ats @ 9lc Coffee low
tine firm at 81 q CSC. Rosn firm at Il q 90. Petro
active; sales 2SQ, 900 lbs at 81 "a 9I,.
Freights to Liverpool unchanged Cotton. per
per sail, 3D. Flour, per sail. IS 1Otd.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Flour dull; Wisconsin and Iowa
extra 90 g Q 25; Minnesota 90 "a Z 80. wheat ac-
tive and steady at 1s2 cash; November 2O,; last
at 49, a assc cash; at q 47t irst half next month nun
Acc Tor January Acc tor reected sales of new at 4O
Ss nary Oats ssady at SOC cash. so soc last
co.'s Barley lower at 55c; No. quoted at 44c. FRO
Wis visions oq quiet sales Of 1900 bDs Pork January
50o Dds. at IL 90 February, Lard 81 q 73e JANUARY
green shoulders &c; hams q 15c.
Receipts-7O00 bbs. -four, 55 900 bush wheat, i4O,
IVY bush. corn 10000 busl oats, 5,OU0 bush. rye
$4,000 bush. barley
Shipments-2,0C0 bbls. four $1,000 bush. wheat
ley. Ill AaNR 8t IN TIL '
CNo1NNATI Oct. 81 -Provisions-Pork duh at
250. Lard quiet; new S3c old &c Bulk Meats firm;
sides q @ &c. Bacon firm; sides ~ "a lie Live
Hogs lower with sales at 4 % q %. Whiskey de-
clined 1c; sales at SIC.
ST. LOUIS, Get. 31-Flour quiet; Wipter Superfne
100 9 25; Winter extra so a 60; do dounle extra
575 "a 6 70. Wheat higher; No. 5 red 40; No. 3
Winter 90 q 80. Corn dull and unchanged. Dat.
dull and unchanged. Barley firm ; prime Mimi. 75c
Rye dull; No. at 63 q Gao; tobacco quiet. Hemp
nominal Baggine quiet at 1I3 q &c. Pork quiet at
of shoulders 7ac; clear rib sides and clear sides
easier at q 81c. Lard frmer; choice kettle Ole.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 3t.-Flour-Spring extra quiet
No. at o. Oats easier; No. at soc. Corn steady
No. Mixed 4lc. Rye-No. at &c. Barley-No. 2
Spring steady at 561c.
Recepts-4000 bbls -four 68 600 bush, wheat
Shlpments-3,00O bbls. -four. 1000 bush. wheat
TOLEDO, Oct. 31.-Fiour unchanged Wheat de-
eiinsd 2 q &c; Amber Michigan 40 No. Red at
80: No. do at 80. Corn declined "a &c: High
Mixed SIC; yellow h5e; new do sac. Oats dull: No
at 65s; No. 2 TO sac; rejected 32le, y =
CHARLESTON, Oct. 3l.-Cotton firm; M,ddling
uplands 17se, -
SAVANNAH. Oct. 31.-Cotton firm; Miodlins ut,-
lands at 17S q 17ac.
% MOBILE, Oct. s1.-Cotton quiet Middling utiands
Ao-' Lt.-44t tffff. i..tk
u n 49,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

The PORTSMOUTH, Chronicle says the friends
of Mr.. JEFF G. Rowe have presented him with
an easy chair, His Boston friends have raised
$500 for him. Now what is the Eastern Rail-
road to 10 for him?
The largest sperm whale ever caught w3s
taken by Captain Clifford, of New Bedford, in
the North Pacifc,a lew months ago. He
yielded one handled and forty one barrels of
sperm OIL
Time has long been represented as a re-
morseess old fellow with an old fashioned
scythe, but the patent moving machine can
claim to take its place. Seventy Illinois farm
ers were killed by this labor saving invention
the past year.
They have queer things in Virginia. the
latest is Lyncbburg calf five months old that
gives quart of milk per day,
In one of the Ohio towns citizen had rem
dered himself obnoxious to the rest of the
community, SO he was placed in vhe hands of
a vigilance committee for Treatment The
chairman OF The committee made the follow
ing report: I'VE took the thief do WI to the
r.ver made a hole in the ice and proceeded to
duck him, but be slipped through our bands
and hid under the ice. A II our / forts to en-
tee him out failed, and he has now retained
his point OF advantage some hours
A Boston boot aud shoe firm has applied for
q patent on two trade marks, evidently inter
ed exclusively for the southern market, one
being device containing a portrait of General
Lee and the other a face of Stonewall Jack
sou. The examiner has rejected the appica-
ton on the ground that it would not be lawful
TO encourage anything that promotes sectional
strife. The case will be appealed to the COM
missioner.
Capt. T., G.. Adams, of Washington, has
brought suit for libel against Col. Dion Piatt,
for the publication By the latter of an article
in last Sundays Capital making serious
charges against Adams in connection with
Sereca stone contracts.
Indiana is the abode OF a sect calling them
selves "scul-sleepers," who believe that only a
few souls are saved, while the rest suffer anni-
hilation. Columbus, Ca, has q sect called the
observation-disclosures
The Boston Times thus advises John Quincy
Adams on account of the infelicty In politi-
cal point of view, of his letter on the suffrage
question; -"Step aside, John; you want the
fed Democrat, and the solid pith to make you
good Republican"
Hines, who stole $4,000 from the Mabaiws
Bank at Great Darlington, is only nineteen
years Of age. He is an aspiring Connecticut
youth, and is eaIly. on his way to elevation in
society. and may soon apply Tor place under
Boss Tweed
An exchange says The fearful mortality which
has ragged for the last fifty or sixty years amor
the servant. of George Washington and n
drew Jackson, has at length attacked the nurs.
es OF our later Moses-Ardy johnson. 1t is
predicted that in another hundred years there
will not be half dozsn Of them left
Stars are to shoot on the 18Th inst, but the
greater interest is manifested in the shooting
| of turkies before Thankse living.
Rochefort, it is said, intends to busy himsel
while in banishmen. by writing history o
Louis Napoleon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

BEST stock of Boys Clothing in the city 10
at J. Burleigh & Go. 81 Middle street. Come
$500 and avoid the rush Saturday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

WHITTIER has turned his work into another
channel. The clothi;g has been of immense
service to those in need. Now it is thought
that fifty barrels of vegetables potatoes, on
ions, cabbage, &c.,-oueht to 60 to Wisconsin
aud Michigan before next Saturday night and
it is earnestly requested that all who can help
him, farmers especially, will send him prompt
ly as large quantity of the above named veg
etables as they can spare. The gift of even a
bushel will not be large for any one, and many
farmer in the country around the city will
feel pleased TO bring in generous contribution
for this charity. Money may be scarce with
our country friends, but of their harvest let
them give. In the city the grocers can send
him bir-el or two, and contributions put into
the 'penny-box" will be devoted to the pur-
eli .se OF the much needed vegetables.
A telegram yesterday urged Mr.. Whittier to
place this subject before the citizens of Fort
land and vicinity. Any contributions sent to
Mr. Whittier, junction Free and Congress
st eets, will receive his personal, careful atten-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, GODDARD j. PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY-Albert Crockett VS.. David Crockett, Jr.
Action to recover money bad and received. Plaintiff
was soldier and lett his bounty with defendant his
father agreeing that he did not return, his father
should have the amount. Decision reserved.
Sweat & COMBS Reed s. Hale.
james Q. Sheridan & al. VS.. Dan Carpenter. Ac-
tiou Tor money had and received, to recover money
paid un1er mistake of facts note against John
L. Hull, as treasurer of st. Pauls Parish. upon
which plaintiffs were endorsers Decision reserved.
j. II. Drummond. Reed g. Hale.
Abram Noyes s. al. VS.. j. S. Colley, Action on
account annexed for one cook-stove, $34.6o. De-
fence-payment. Decision for plaintiff for $4o 60.
ii. b. Cieayes. Motley
Court adjourned sine die. November term COM
mences Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
NE w YORK.
Tweed Defiant.


NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Tweed stated last
night that under no circumstances will he re.
sing either as a candidate for State Senator or
his Commissionership of Public Works, but he
will fight it out to the bitter end. lie con-
tends that he has done nothing that should
compel him to resign and will stand by his po-
sltlon without regard to consequences.
Trial Postponed.
John Graham, counsel for Hageerty and
Baulch, the alleged voucher thieves, asked an
adjournment of the case till Monday to give
time for reading of the voluminOus papers and
deciding what plea to make. The recorder
granted the app, icatiop.
Two of Garvey's workmen have attached
his property for the non.payment of their wag-
The Fugitives.
Four deputy sheriffs have been hunting the
city and watching the railway depots two days
and nights for Ingersoll, Garvey and Wood
ward unsuccessfully. Ingersoll, it is believed,
was sent to Portland and probably to Canada
by Tweed and will come back only whe.l
Tweed sends for him.
Comptroller Green has deposited $4,000 in
the banF for the pay of the police for October,
and $27 COO for the firemen.N
speech from Horatio Seymour.
tx Governor Seymour. at Utica, made a
speech saying that be was rejoiced that the ex-
posture and punishment of corruption had be-
gun and he predicted it would not end till it
had reached the crimes of both par les of the
State and nation.
What Constitutes Marriage.
Eliza S. Donnell is suing for the estate of her
husband valued at $1C0 900 which his brother
contests. The question involved is whether a
woman is legally married WIN lives with a man
several years, has three children, and always
acknowledged as his wife, although no formal
marriage. either by clergyman or justice,
took place.
The trot at Feet ood Park for $1,000 for
horses that have never beaten 229, was won by
Lottery in three straight heats, beating Lady
Ross Dreadnaught, James II. Coleman and
Lady Wheeler. TING, 2 81 2, 2.321-4. go
I'm Earnest.
The Committee of Seventy tonight issuel
an appeal to all employees in the city to close
their places of business on election day to give
their employees an opportunity to vote.
Various Matters.
The Mayor offers 500 reward for false reg
istering or false voting.
The tax receipts yesterday ard to-day we're
nearly $2,000,000
1zzy Lazarus to-day was indicted for false
registering. Not bailable.
1t is stated that Carney will return soon as
be can get bail bonds. So will IngersolI.
give ball to ALEXIS. Admiral Smith is chair
man of the committee. A thousand invita-
tons will be issued.
The Washington marketmen have raised
$4,000 for western burned outs.
A gang of street paving inspectors, mostly
interview with Deputy Controller Green, burst
open the door and demanded their pay. The
police were sent for but the men still insisted
on seeing Green. Finally he told them they
would be paid off as soon as the accounts could
be made up. There was no serious trouble.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

Good Health for November contains papers
Asiatic Cholera-its symptoms and treatment;
The Woman Question; Consumption; Home
Treatment of insanity; Pre- historic, Man;
Means OF Preserving the Health; Dinner Time;
Notes of Health Trip to the Pacific; Long
Sightedness, ETC., etc. Published Monthly, by
Alexander Moore, Boston, fer So 90 per year.
Specimen numbers with clubbing and premi-
UNI list on application.
That Juvenile classic of classics, Mother
Goose, comes to us from the press of G. w.
Carleton q Co., New York, with its ever mem
orable propoundings set to music. We see no
fault in this edition except that the editor has
not had sufficient respect for the sacredness of
the text, which ought to be tempered with no
more than that Of Shakespeare. Words by M
L. Elliott, and numerous illustrations by vari-
Gus artists. From the same publishers we
have Houses not Made With Hands, by Mamma
Geegee, repulsive little Juvenile, followed by
moon struck essay on "a subject greatly dis
| cussed already" by 81. E. c." Illustrated by
Heppln. For sale by Bailey 8 Noyes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

ALL SAINTS DAY.-The first dav Of Novem-
Der has been observed for centuries by the
Catholic Church in memory Of the Saint
VINO have 10 special day in the calendar. 1t is
day OF strict obligation, and is properly OBJ
served by the faithful. The evening previous
is the vigil of All Saints and is commonly
know as Halloween. In Scotland, Wales,
Ireland and England Halloween was observed
for many centuries with punctuality; games
and sports being mingled with superstitous
okseryances But in this country little regard
is paid TO it, except by the natives of the old
country and their children who Lave been
taught to keep the day with old time cereno-
MES In Catholic cities, like New Orleans, ALI
Saints Day is one of the chief festal-days of
the wear,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
UTAR.
Gone into Winter Quarters,


NEW YoRK, Oct 31.-The Herald's Salt
Lake special Of last night states that Brigham
Young was met Saturday % miles south of
that city on the road to st. George, where he
spent last winter. His frieId say be visits st.
George on account Uf his health, the climate
in the southern portion OF the territory bling
much milder than among the mountains He
evidently does not intend to be arrested. His
train consisted of five covered wagons, escort
ed by twenty men of the Nauyoo cavalry
armed with carbines and pistols. The notori-
Gus Porter Rockwell accompanied him.
Joseph Young is said to be some here in
the East. II he returns he will be arrested GU
the charge of murder.
Hawkins Among the Martyrs
The News is satirically inclined in discuss
ing. Judge McKeon's sentence of Hawkins,
which, it says, places Hawkins with jesus
Christ, Abel, John the Baptist and the martyr
Stephen, and it is otherwise wild AND disIoint-
ed in its ideas.
No Crusade about it.
The Washington correspondents are msta
ken in supposing there is a religious crusade
here. Nothing of the kind exists. The laws
of the United States are being enforced here
as in New York or Louisiana, and there is no
crusade or persecution, and anything to the
contrary is fabrication of interested parties.
Another Divorce Case.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 30.-The ease Of CLAYTON
VS.. Clayton being an action for divorce and ali
m0ny instituted by the polygamous wife of
William Clayton, is on the docket for to-mor.
row. Clayton is the territorial auditor. The
point raised is demurrer to the jurisdiction
of the United States Court, the defence claim
ing that matters of this nature belong to the
Probate Court. The plaintiff is Clayton's ninth
wife. 1t is expected the testimony on the mer-
its of the case will be curious, and if it be ad-
mitted that the plaintiff is the defendant s
vile, it will leave him open to the charge of
bigamy. The defendants only hope is that
tie demurrer will be maintained.
The Latest Murder.
The man Bennett, found dead near the CITY.
Saturday, is said to have been a thief. A man
named Jones avows the killing, and declares
he caught Bennett stealing horse. Jones
has been arrested.
All Qaiet.
Everything is peaceabe here to- light. Aside
from what is said in the church organs, the
general expression of Mormonism is that OF en-
tire submission to law. Cannon is very bitter,
but Orson Pratt says it will be all right so long
as they do not fine him, for he has no money
Released.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 31.-The Mormon
Bishop Aaron johnson, who was arrested 8
short time stree at Springvlle, by the U. s.
Marshal, for murder, was released to-day by
Judge Strickland, at Bova City, on $4,000
bail.