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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

The " Burlington Route" so called, lie,
right in the path Of the Star of Empire. II
runs almost Immediately in the centre Of
'be great wodYnrd movement Of emcgra.
lion. Crossing illinois and Iowa. it strike,
the Missouri River at three points.
~rhcsc three points ar, tic gltcwiys into
three great sections of the trans Missouri
region.
The Northern gate IL OMAHA where the
great Pacific road will take you to the Land
Of gold and grapes, sunny mountains. and
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate il rlatismou,h. which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska
south of the Platte river, region unsur.
passed on the continent for agriculture aud
gazing. Just here are the B 4 VI. Rail.
road lands, concerning which Geo. S llar.
ris' the land officer at Darlington, Iowa
can give you all Information nn1 in tho
heart of them IL Lincoln the State Capita
anl Pre- zen, Terminus of the road.
The Southern gate leads to Kansas hy
connections with the 81 Joe Road NJ Ham.
burg, runaing direct 20 81. Joe and kansa,
CITY.
The trains 9f the Burlin Iton run smooth.
" and safely and make III connections. II
runs the best Of coaches. Pullman Palace
and Pullman dining cars ant should you
take the journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will he repaid or take it ia
lind home or farm. nnl you cannot find
either better than among the H. X VI. lands
"hcrc you can buy on ten Yeas credit
AMI at q l.w price.
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TnE LADY's FRIEND for June is splcn
did number. The steel-plate, representing
the meeting of Mary Queen Of Scots apl
Queen Elizabeth, in The garden of Fother
inga Castle. il n picture Of extraordinary
intcres and yn,ue lu the colored Fashion
Plate we see group Of graceful ladies', at
tired in airy summer robes and there /,
wood cut of~he Rhine, The most romantic
OF European rivers. The literary matter
is delightfully."- varied and entertaining.
quantity of illustrations Of handsome
summer costumes, bathing dresses included
must be very acceptable TO the ladies. and
The fancy-work looks particularly captivat.
ing. Price $500 a year (Which also in
eludes large steel engraving, "The
Lady's Friend aud the Saturday Even.
ing Posi- (and one cngraying). S3. Pub
iithed by Deacon & Peterson Philadelphia.
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S Il yeariek. Gust Esienpaycr. Jg Beaver
Monroe--John Yonns, Daniel Lcpey,
William s lille.
Middlocreek-- Elias. Kcck, John Strnub
niddlcburss-Frederick Walter.
Perry-Damcl Oarman.
West Perry--John weincy sr. Thomas
Shellenbcrger.
Penns--George J Schoch, fsaac Row,
Daniel GcmberlinF. Levi Esdiey
Sclinsgrove-Miles We,scl, Henry Eyer
Jacob Schwarm. Ammon u Schoch.
Union--Jacob burns. Thursby.
shtneton-Jonathan Arbogast Sr, Geo
Hosiermal, Isaac Mohr. Uriah Wise. ID u
Meyer. @ W Mcnges. Augustus springman
Daniel Boyer. John Glass, Henry J
Adam. John fIummcl.
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REAL EsTAIE AeEScy.--Jobn G. Mitch
e. Counselor at Law ard Real Estate
Agent from Bladensburg, Maryland, paid
cur county q visit this week for the pur.
'ae Of calling the attention OF our clti-
'sns who desire to purchase lands TO the
Peninsula, . vast fertile tract Of laud lying
between the Potomac river and Chesapeak
pay. Mr. Mitchell Is an educated, thor
'ush bred gentlemen, aud will make no
'al'e representations for the purpose Of
p'aclieipg deception upon our citizens,
We will give our readsrr. In nrxt issue
'eomplsie description Of tho lands for
n'e. Any information desired, relative TO
10 lands, may bs Obtained by calling on
.sh' .iraoli, at Miillc,ary
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GopEy's L,py's EooK ron JuSE. ISL
close Of the forty first year" Towing
the Prize is the tiulc cf the steel plate
presented 10 the Subscribers Of ,bc LiDY's
Book for jane. Tni5 is followed by six
irucc colorel fashion plate. containing q
walking dresses. evening dresses, etc. : n
beautiful wood cut illustr tion of four
children fighting with leaves: anG another
entitled The Lily" In addition to all
his, the publisher has been lavish with
his wood cut fashions on the extensive
sheet and in his designs for The work de-.
partment, With many very interesting
stories by popular writers in this namhcr,
we commend it to the pnhlic. Now is the
time to mako up clubs for the new volume
which commences with the July number.
$500 per year to single subscribers. Al
dress l.. A. Cooley, ~ 4. Cor. 9Th & Chest
nut Sis, Philadelphia.
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We would be greatly obliged TO the diff
'trent ministers of this county, if they
send us notices of all marriages. our
friends. generally, throughout the county,
would confer great favor, by sending us
notices of deaths Of persons in their neigh
hOrhoods. These arc the most important
hoilccs in country paper, and are,
Invariably, the fret items peruscd. The
Inquiry is frequently made "why we do
not publish marriages aud deaths ?" Our
reason is, we do Got receive them, or they
would appear in our columns.
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List Of Jurors, May Term, 1871.
nfuOns

List Of Jurors May Term, 1871.
GRASD JURORS.
BeapeT.--James I Keller, Daniel Alter,
Joseph Middleswarth.
West Bearer. Davis, Jacob II
Howell.
Centrs--Jacob Reiehly, John Shenkle.
LAapmaR.-Robert Wendt, Isaac Weiser,
John NJ Rine, Bonneville kremer.
Fronkiia.-John Norman, John " Rem
ninger.
Jackson. ID nenfer.
Nonros.--Iiuling u llellriek, Capt John
Helm.
NidaiebWg. John 7 Smith.
Perry.-llenry DeIr.
West Perry Henry W Snyder.
PeUas, Willism Erdley, Henry Duck. g.
Sriinsgrore - Henry L Miller.
Uai0a.-- Daniel Krebbs, John Kelley.
PETIT JrRcRs.
Deaver-Jacob Greenho,. George Smith,
Jacob Gross, Wilson Gross. Danl Ding,mau
West Beaver--Jbse ,h llainss, Geoi &c
Arbogasi, William Krebbs.
Ceuire-Jaeob Sanders. John Klingler.
chapman--Jere ID Hall, Joseph Long,
Jonathan Sewers.
Jaeksop-yaG9b Lei'ysl, Amos Jarrett,
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INSURE YovR BUILDINGS direct the
,ltsntion ofpersons who wish TO insure
their buildings TO the advertisement of the
Wyoming Fire Insurance Company. This
company was organized in 1857. and is
che Of the most prosperous and reliable
companies in the state. Mr.. James schooly,
general agent will be hear next week
aud give all necessary information in re.
gard to the Company. Persons who have
0pce tried the Wyoming viii insure in
10 other company. Give it trial and
Cur word for it you will be satisfied.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN Co
covw1TEr. The members of the Re,
,oblcan County Standing Committee
Y Spydcr County, will meet in tho
p.trict Attorneys Office, in the CONF
House, NIidjleburg, on Tuesday, Miy
sgl 1871. ut O'Clock p. NJ. Punctua
,teudancc is requested, as business oI
= noorlanee is to be- transacted.
ID. " MOVER,
I Y. SmNpEL, Chairman.
N.eigI0y,,
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scirSri TIo men may grumble about the
Internal fires OF the earth and the proba,
Die and speedy decay Of fmatter and crush
Of worlds (; aud mechanical geniuses may
tear out their bair and craze ihelr brains
10 producing new inyeniions--er produc.
'ng perpetual motion but the practical,
'rnmon sease farmers, everywhere, have
declared the Dodge Reaper the best,
cheapest, most dur able, best adapted Rea.
per now In use. Joseph wenriek, Of Sc,
linsgrovs, has now on hand large mum.
etr ofreapers, and orders should be sent
nearly. The sales of the Dodge last year
iestded any other in use.
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CoRSrR StoSK LAiING The corner
:, one Of the new Lutheran Church, near
Hassiuger's in Franklin township, will be
l,il with appropriate services on. Sunday,
Nay 2sth, at 10 o'clock. n. N. Eminent
minister's will be present to address the
audience. The public are invited to at
and
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

Lest & SRiSSKn's NARiETY TEorrl
gave an exhibition, in this place yester.
day We do not, for or without yaluabl,
consideration puf evey thing coming thi.
way, un.css there is intrinsic merit.
Ills exhibition is moral. interesting, anu.
sing and instructive, and is highly crcd-
able to the managers. The proprictors
are gentlemen, and the employees quiet
P+sceable men-there are no roughs,
tumnsrs and thieves following in their
train.
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TnE TnAvELERs LIYg ASp ACCIDENT IN-
rr,NcE CoNrAsY, Of Hartford Co1n., con
duets al business in most equitable man
Ter, and with n careful regard to The inter-
ais Of its policy holders. Insuranc c
,sainst accidents is comparatively new,
tut Of Importance and benefit to the publ,
,.usrally.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

PURSUANT 10 call of the Chairman oI
he Democratic Shading Committee ot
Shyder county. the Democracy met in con
,tnlion in the Court House on Monday last
At o'clock. y. VI. and selected Edwarc
Basslcr as Senatorial and J. W. Gauglcl
representative Delegate to represent this
county in the Democratic State Convention
V4ich meets in Harrisburg on the 9th
is.i.
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on, How rvr SUFFERED with my head !!
Al on account, of using the poisonous hair
separations. I now use NATURE ;
HAIR RESTORATIVE. and 1t has rcmov-
d the poison and restored my hair to its
former yigor. See advertisement.
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PriCCS..a.s fair offer.

ff'hs Merchant. In your placcw,ll aot fIrriN.
ur send lHf tho NhrhIuc. send Us tie Tst.I uttHr,
Washer 80 INtrl Wrr4,r -. au.wy 1lli tor
ward cItiUf ~ both marhiuCs, free ui t-cIgAt. O.
places whore mo- uuc D. selling, ant $50 sufe ar
ve ihCJ Will ho liked. TINT Wo gZTcg 20 TvlgI.i
tho 'rHsCy % ans one wlrav- g. Ivta~u itr TIA
chiIes Tree Of freight. after a months Ulal. az.
clrliuE o. direction.
No husband, father ur brother should lermit
the ifuiucry ui washing with tho hands, nty
two days IN the y-tr, WlCnit eau b. done letter.
more rNVcditi"us.y, wItA less labor, and rn 900.
jury {. tho - mems, ty Dots Clothes Washer
and q GuNerSat NTlLgcrr
sold by dealers generally, 90 whom liberal dis
counts are made
X g. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
oct. 3, '1J-yul .. tuT,iault ~, y cW l,rk.
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poSt forge to attend the SHnday :
s.hool convention to be held in the Court
House next Saturday. II is expected that
J,lceaiss will be in attendance from every
r.irict in the county.
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There Is law against shooting partridg
- robbins and all inseclivcrous birds The
srs is heavy. Our young sportsmen and
ohers ignorant Of the law, would do well
% make q note Of this. Spare the birds.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18
,3O CHESTNUT ST PHILADELPHIA

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Eiasll,Iy ofSn.,cb.
Perfection aaI Simplicity Of Machinery
Using boil, threads directly from .h,
.loo,s.
No fastening Of scam, - laal ana u.
waste q thread.
wilcrlugcofarplicat.on vi'h,u, chang,
Il adjustment.
The seam retains i,a ,,au'y anil Grnn,s.
after washing nni iroa.Hs.
HesilOs ioirg all Mind. of work lone Is
Ny other Sewing Nuch.ua.. these MpcDiur.
execute the most beautiful nu permanent
Embroidery AID vrnnnlcntAi w,Ga.
nsii The Highest pruri.u. g' al ,hc fair.
aud cNuihitiuu, uI the Unitcl States md
Europe. have been awarded the Grover =
hnkcr Sewing Mae4luc-, aui 'hc work
by them, wherever rNhihityi IN c.ulyt.uL
I-J' The very highest prize. TIE CROSS
OF TIN LEGION OF llONpE. was con.
torcl on the representative of Grover y
Baker sC.Ing machines. 40 the exposition
jnScrscIic, Paris. isp,, thus attc,ting
ihcir great superiority over all Other sew
ing Machine.
fyr sale ty SAMUEL FAUST. Sc!in.
grove, Ia. AIril -. 80.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

TaEy did a million and half Of bust
,.at Oak Hall last year, AMI from the
separation made, we should say wana.
-,ker expects to DO at least two millions
M Yenr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

r W. VAN NAMEE, VI. ~ .ucccvfull,
~ treats all classes Of Ihrpnic ami Atatc Dis
chse'. Sont stamp for circular cJuta lining lnr
ticulirs and tcstinonlalc Address Bon ilsn
New York
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SELlNsGRovE MARKETS, Corrcetci
W HsEs

On the 10Th inst, nt the residence Of
the brides iarhcr,hy hy.E'y. F. bower. Rev
Geo. j. Brensinger. AMI Miss Ellen e. Bos.
iian, both Of SunJury.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

EnhivApps' MrsicNL womb D-Thc May
number Of this favorile Musical Monthly j.
at hand, and contains the usual large
amount of interesting Musioal Stories,
Sketches. Editorials, News Items. &c,
Send Si.0D to S Brninnrd x SOM, Clevc-
land, o.. and you will receive the MusIcAL
WORLD year, containing over fifty pieces
Of music; OF specimen copies will be sent
any address on receipt Of ten cents.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

SSYpsn CouSrY TAXES ron ls71.-The
Commissioners Mt their las, meeting made
the following appointments for Collectors
Of taxes for the current year. The Dupli-
Gates have been issued, as follows, to wit;
Districts n Colrs' names Co. state Mia
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SPRINKLE IIelleborc on curraut bushes
, ki the worms. II w.fl Nil them a.
bal as Julius Cesar.
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5288 IN Is DAYS

NJ NnE bN pSE AGESn. 10 YOU want a situl.
tiun a. sglc'min At or near home t. make g. To
~ lcr day selling our new strand Nhi.r Wire
Clothes Lines I" last tor ever sample FREQ Nd
dress Hudson River Wire Work.. Is MlHlca
Lane, cor. Water St. ~ Y, or d. Dearborn st
I thicugD.
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col. Simpson offers six acres Of land tc
A, party that will put upon IL 10, Blast
l,ihracilc Furnace, adjoining selinsgrovc
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uuL's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
l,c, not color, but restores to Its natural
Lar
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1 RTTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon
IL the Estate Of Mary Bgmipghous. late
of Centre township. deceased, having been
granted TO tho undersigned, all persoas In
dsbted 10 the estate are requested TO mako
payment, and those having claims against
the same, vii present them to
FELIX BREMINGH0US,
March 81, ISL. Administrator,
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.IETIsUIsIcIs< y.

DR.. Wells Extract or JrRVBEBA,
and be confidently recommends IL to every
family as household remedy which should
be freely taken as a Bloom PURIrIER in all
arrangements Of the system aud 10 animal y
aid foriiy all wrek aud Lymphalic TEN
peramenis. J0HNQ. KELLOGG. Piait St.
Few Yoik, Sole sgsnt for the United States,
Price One pellar per tStte. Send for
Circular,
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Wanting Employment at from .i0 10 Sill rcr
month shoult address ZlEGLEKA A McCtRbi
Philn. Ia.
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Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No SUGAR
OF LEAD No LIrHARGE-No NJ
TRA1E OF SILVER, aud is en-


lircly face from Poisonous and
misunderstanding Drugs
used in other Hair
Preparations,
Transparent and clear as crystal. il will
not soil the finest fabrie-perfccily safe.
clcen aud efieiunt 90 desideratums long
sought for and found at last
Il restores and prevents the hair from
becoming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy ap-
pearance, removes Dandruf, is cool and
refreFhine TO the head, checks the the Hair
from falling off aud restores it TO great
extent when premsturely lost, prevents
llcaeaehes, cures all bumors, cutaneOus
evuplions, aud unnatural heat. As a dres
sing for the hair it is the best article in
market.
pr. u. Smith, rstentee, Groton Junction
Mass Prepared only by PROC TOR
BROTHER s, Gloaceiter, Mass, The Gen
aipe is put up in a panel bottle, made ex,
pyessly for il. with the name Of The article
blown in the glass, Ask your druggist for
Natures Hair Restorative, and take no
other.
Send u three eedt stamp TO Proctor Bros
for a Treatise ON the Human Hair. The
information II contains is worth 5000 to
TO any person. so sm.
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Would rc le,ruIy inform ''c ejUscrs u'
Solin.Ero,c aul vicinity. 'ha' be mlnu'.y.
lures io 1rlcr and kc.r. constantly y.n .aul
CHAIRS or AIL hINp~. ANp
Furniture Of every Description,
at the very lowe, Irtc. De- r.i i,iu.y
invites pu examination g
BIpSTINp~. EttTNr.s. .T,riI~. .~uFAS
LOUNGES, STANDS, CHAIRS, ~.
- \ special invitation is ,sIout.I T.,
newly married f'h. .'u call nnl sec uy .'uea
before Iwcauiug elsewhere.
ltNj EiiLII
Scl.u 'yc, llr,l o, i~-'-,i
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4sssss 4'.a, rs |III1II TIiIs||3ISHI
Twelve Years 'TsSss sss Wild Indians (. Plains.

\ book of thrilling interest, stirring tcc.tnls
from pctutl liic among that wonderful pe, Pie
spirited descriptions Of thoir strange surerstl
tons. Sports, Legends, Traditions. Ilultiuu.
Fighting, ScnlpinV, boctorinV. WoCshiping, Sc..
pruluscly illustrated. u H. selling ly thousands
for delivery
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AncntS nI,ft,I

For; Convent Tifc Unveiled" by Epuu. o.
ioHNNS, Iscapci Nun. whose disclosure, trc
thrilling and startling iUANELlS ptu. Go
~ Chestnut II. phllI. Pa.
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THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES A.!
AEtAD OF ALL OTHERS.
THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK ARE
SOW BEING MADE AND SOLD.
THE REASONS WHEY.

Because it cnbolics essential prncircs
not found in any other Machine; because
Of is simplicity of construction. ea-e OF
operation, uniformity. O.: precise action Ht
any speed, and capacity for 'bs greatest
range Nnl YaSioly OF work. nae or coIrse.
Parties wishing 10 purchase should not
fail TO examine the best vr all Sewing Ma
chimes
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-18

Bcwa'e Of Inleri.I work by unknown authors
Mere picture books. lie sure u a reliable author
a. H. HUBBARD. Publisher.
~ Chestnut street. IhiiadcilIl1.
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W. AR nv EUROPE,

rom omclil sources. complete and rcllahie
iNid de' crptiuns ot the great battles; Lives ui
he leaders. Finely illustrated. English and
ierman. Only -. One man sold 30 In > days,
mo ll7 In days; ono cpin so dIys. II goes like
yIlluIc. strike lmLckly AM coin m.MeN.
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NTAsnlNGToN not 81.


~ CENrREYlLLE. SSSpLK 60, IA.
WILLIAM :. luNt., Proprietor.
This well known hotel located IN ilc
town ui Ccn'rc,,'lc. La, been ihuIuuglly
rcp,iscl ntrcf,tcb. nnl i.in - beet clu.
dition io onc,pmmo@atothei travelling public.
EVER effort viii lc made TO promote ih,
comg.gi of sic.'s. \ shtIc uf pub' 10 p''.
,uDrEc D. e.i..urL Arril' -o!
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tx b. Hn We
- - . sA~7 d.-1 As Shand
BOOK i"i,5. i, %.,i. I.
AGENTS 5S:s Sss, ,ss.

free ot charge Nliress NArIut
$50 Co, Philadelphia, la
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i .O~>r& {.

WE OFFER FOR SALE, ArPAE,
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W NGNTgNC:
FIRE INSURANCE CO..
w ill,rs-bnI'I'S. Esa.
Directors

ORG iNIIE4 H.
'. y HIRNN,r, Pro-. l. Q. ~u..'iAt y. Vrtr.
y 9 ~H.rB, secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12
Queen victoria,D Husband.

FROM tue Fnli8Oelp0lA fTcSS.
Prince Albert made his wife very happy,
and his own temperament must have been
equal and we'll balanced to secure the we'd
ded happiness which made this royal
couple exemplars of all that was admira-
BILE and enviable in domestic life. 1t would
appear from Victoria's own statement in
The Early Years Of Prince Albert" and
her introduction to the speeches and adj
dresses published as his. though generally
attributed to the pen of DIR. Lyon Playfair
that Albert's ascendancy over his wife,
unusually exercised with great discretion,
arose from the natural leaning of the
weaker on the stronger mind Occasional
caprices of temper and hasty ebullitiOns Of
anger he may have had to endure, but his
wife relied upon him very much for coun-
sci. He was rather cold and formal in
manner, which was as much the effect of
his isolated position as Of temperament, and
therefore was not warmly regarded by the
aristOcracy. With the people, however, he
was favOrite. and would have been still
more so but for the general impression that
he was not to say economic, but misery in
his accumulation of money-parting with
five pound note it was said, as if it were a
drop of his blood. 1t has been stated, in
extenuation of his saving habits, that he
was filed with apprehension of the over
throw of the monarchy, even in his own
time, and therefore laid by, as DR.. Franklin
advised, q century earlier, for "a rainy
day" At his death it was found that his
accumulated wealth amounted to Is zoo, 900,
which was the nucleus of the large fortune,
now thrice as much in amount, possessed
by Victoria.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12

After one of John Randolph's peculiar
speeches, which he interlarded with cOpious
quotations in Latin and Greek, Kremer
rose, and in strain Of well acted indigna-
ton, poured forth torrent Of Pennsylva-
mia German upon the head Of the amazed
and startled Randolph. His violent gesti-
culations, his loud and boisterous tones, his
defiant manner, were not more annoying to
the imperious Southerner than the fact that
he could not understand word that was
spoken. And when honest George took his
seat, covered with perspiration, Randolph
rose and begged the honorable gentleman
from Pennsylvania to enlighten the House
and the country by translating what he had
just uttered: Kremer retorted as follows:
II have only to say in reply to my friend
from Virginia, that when he translates the
dead languages, which he is constantly
using for the benefit of us country mem
bers, into something like English. 1 win be
equally liberal in translating my living
Pennsylvania Dutch into something that
the House can understand" The laugh
was completely against Randolph.-FSr.
news RecOllectiOus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12

Lewenboeck tells us of an insect seen
with. the microscope of which twenty nine
millions would equal . mite. Insects Of
various kinds may be seen in the cavities
OF grain Of sand. Mold is q forest of
beautiful trees, with the branches, leaves
and fruit. Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are hollow tubes. The surface of
our bodies is covered with scales like q fish;
9 single grain Of sand would cover one hum
dred and fifty of these scales, and yet .
single scale covers two hundred pores.
Through these narrow openings the sweat
forces itself like water through q sieve.
The mites make five hundred steps Sec
ond. Each drop of stagnant water con-
with az much liberty ~ whales in the sea.
Each leaf has colony Of insects grazing ON
it like cows on . meadow. Moral: Have
some care as to the air you breathe, the food
you eat and the water You drink.