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The New York herald., 1871-01-16
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY 1e lY7l


w .sSissfs sissf4 szpsAzs4s5sn sAsY4s5 =
Nh LESTER 4 wALLAoK,
FOR THE = SIEsI EIp rfSE GSEfSiFFEEs IN FEs YEARS.
-. wousSsss sSs New snS ELEGANT Costumes.
,.. 81 FAINT HExRf NEVER Won HxIs LADY;
Msyouis Nay @Hmss ds Santa f, LESTER
:. SAM. o.o. w. j LkoN1Hp
King Charlie. xi;: n EfrHE SERHoN
BoOh:'; Ouch: g TOIrsnusv.. THOMAS sARSX
Fssss-Esss: HAYDEN, ROWE: HocosHAcK " and and
Scene. Ell
r. apartment % IN the Palace Of the Buen Retro.
sess'''al''i 6ssD ssSsaybi Sybi in two .s'''
iSnn HON To% ITSness1s M & EIsHEk
Sir Adonis Leech ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .Mr. u. LANAGAN
LAWYER FLANNEL nel.,.................Sr. E. M HOLLAND
Msy war.si Mia: EFfiE IT. aERaok Faok
Lady Cutserbuok. Miss EMILY KEsTAYER
SIR CHARLES $as % 4H4aA As
Il saRr SR SRhs aAses Non saEs ADr
MEpSEsRAy II; SsAl FAINT "a HEART NEVER WON FAIR
THgRsDAYfor the r. time this season. produced with
costumes, MI nv. koOsrtson's Military Drama OURS.
: sATqRpAY aXTNEEaFAINT HEART NEVER WON
SATURDAY NIGHT-Third time this season. and by par
oular rs99ss SYs TIE HEk At
4 MxTINEE At THIS House
BILL OF aaSssR 2AsaTE sAsSAas Hsb
POoTH's THEATRE.
rsSEEE aSHFE sz4IaSas syHH9Ss
EDWIN BOOTH
in Buwers historical play produced in very superior man
n'r with the sfson H ias 5ssaa
R,EHEk1Ey EaHikHS
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY q, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
sAEgnpAx IT, PaxkES5H HyHHIfo, SsSss44 sAsgARY 81.
~ LOVE AND LOYALTY.
Seats secured Six DAYS IN ADVANCE a. the theatre
or at s branch ticket oce At Dson Co.'s music sore III
Bo"AA ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL
re snsas'msnMs NJ. wiia EDWIN BLANCHARD
for six nights only: -,.s.-'..'
2hEF HgssssE sssSE.ss HsAsAs b5a CARLO
Prsns saFHs: Of TIE FAL9S's DOOM;
Or, TIE u SfISSa biSlas GIRL tn. s6I{ PSSog e. THE
1dE R9RRERs 9R}RgXY Sg SSggas1sd IHs dHESfh
'AnrwEI 81 ssss nos55i Fl hfHssd Vi SS s2s BLANCHARD
"Ai 0' presented dessEo6s ass aoG pANroM1ME
by Mr.. Hernandez Foster, en- entitled aa sw
which will be presented In complete elaborate syle.
repete with and superb Tricks, Transformations and
E K. rsuPs SssH PHs T T AZ
whose succe he many cities Of the Union
GRAND PANToaIMR MATINEE
: Every Saturday, commencing January25
5l4-EEHE4FsE 5l4-EEHHEE44FFssEE SSs1SgE. SSs1SyH
Broadway opposite 81. Nicholas.
Sos csowDED AND DEiiaHfED xUDiRN;ccEEss.n ccEEssnassr'
UNPARALLELED sUCCEssEs. MORE NEW STARS.
THIS WEEK ANOTHER BRILLIANT BILL.
THE FfsE THE THE FEE FIEE EIESB EIESD
THE WONDERFUL LAURI Troupe.
The slvcr-tongueo Senator from Paris,
HUGHEY DoUGHERTY.
van BHp .pI'f biUkEY. I0 BAD D1cKEY. BAD prcKEY.
Mss Mss BLE BLAsohE .nd osE dEokoE LEoPSEB LEoPSEB
IN ssfS na NORTON
100 DIFFERENT ACTS EVERY EVENING.
Doors open ut 81, curtain rises at Seats
days in advance.
NTEw YORK CIRCUS,
IN Fourteenth street. opposite the Academy OF Music
CINDERELLA
THE R e slssSf5 ~ THE
FOR rAx11iehs Ia o,iHSf HsS JUVENILES.
EVERY NIGHT ATS
ALL THE GREAT ARTISTS.
ALL TIE tn: @ PoPnLAE u S,A FEAyUREs
sENsAr1osSn s9MEssAnhT EsskBacK KRcKs RHcoKNssEmANsHp
Superior stock OF Trained Horses, &c.
N. B;.The Fairy Spectacle OF CINDERELLA will be
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs ONLY
GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs.
y 5S5 Broadway.
IMMENSE
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

EVERY NIGHT AT g.
ALL THE GREAT ARTISTS.
ALL THE POPULAR FEATURES
SOMERSAULT TRICKS.
SENSATIONAL BAREBACK HORSEMANSHIP.
Superior stock OF Trained Horses, &c.
N B:-The Fairy Spectacle OF CINDERELLA will be
given at the
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs ONLY.
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

FT1HE GEORGE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
Ladies' and gentlemen OF Offering profess
sonal services In aid of the Holland Testimonial Fund
respectfully invited to address
JAMES SCHONBERG,
Stage Manager
Wallack's theatre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-03
Nilsson.



Miss Nilsson looms up pleasantly in the
future Of New York amusements the gaunt
straight figure the strong, pale face, with
the hollow cheeks and the beautiful smile
blooming on her lips the kindly gray eyes
the majestic toss Of the head, and the gait as
firm and bold as a mans. Miss Nilsson is
staying COW at the Everett house. She looks
much better than she did when she was in ST.
Louis. The breezes of Newport seems to
have done her good. The color of her checks
is better, and her very manner betrays tina:
she is in much better spirits. Miss Nilsson,
personally, is charming woman. Her
manners are decidedly French; she is a
thorough bred Partisan. She is perfectly
easy. natural, and very graceful When a
gentleman il presented TO her she don't nod
her head az an American lady would. but
gives her band with frank, pleasant smile,
as if she had known him ever. ever so long
You are Immediately at your ease. You will
be prompted 70 say whatever comes upper
most in your mind, and she will look at YOU
astOnished with her fine gray eyes, as if to
say You dazzle me with your brilliant
intellect" She is full of these articles,
which make YOU think her, after having
Dttn III utT NpAul out AaAA AZ AVuAs A+At elAl-
plest. the frankest, the most charming woman
IN Christendom. 70 see her eat is pleasure.
She does not eat like a fine American lady,
with her fingers on the very top Of the fork,
and as fshe was Just c0nGescendiing to touch
mortal food out OF complement TO her guests ;
no. she handles knife and fork with freedom
and vigor, violates all the DEGREES of fashion
in holding the fork at the lower end, and
eats as ri she was no lady of fashion at all,
but only very hungry woman. She does
not hover over the food, she eats it and
eats it with such alacrity, vigor and relish,
that it makes your mouth water. She is
very fond Of champagne drinks it at all her
meals, and is indeed the gayest. happiest
creature alive. IL a man is c5nsumptive or
has the spleen, let him be dav in Miss
Missions company and be will be well again.
The cure is infallibe. There's no doubt Of
1t, Europeans all know how to enjoy them
selves. When Miss Nilsson travelled in the
West, she used to have little dinner parties
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The Styles.
sill rleeyes are inside oper

Kesrly sill tleeves are inside open.
Tor,oise-shell jewelry is very fashionable
Round hats are worn very high this season.
Small tufts Of ostrich feathers are worn in the
hair
Simple rolls will tie fashionable style of hair
dressing.
Underskirts DO rot train. but merely touch the
ground.
VERY wide braid or velvet il used for binding
street costumes.
No iewelry whstever On the streets, is the
ls;est rule for ladies'
Oyer-skirts, with Dum5e, Of points, sre TO
be fashionable this season.
All the new wells for brides are trimmed with
vines Of lilies Of the valley.
Bellies and beauties still adorn their hair after
the style OF the Greek msilens.
Pearl, buff, salmon, and pale pink are the
fashionable co.ors for kid gloves.
Studs for chemisettes are made in the form Of
$ violet, with enamel leaves and diamond petals.
Many polonaise. Of velvet, are cut with
straight skirts, an Improvement upon pialts and
gathers.
Bright plalQes ululAItl WIN A14-9 N-@ N--
tons, are very fashionable for young ladies'
Velvet vests are to be worn with walking suits,
the latter being 50 cut as to display the vest snd
the velvet sleeves.
A very pretty evening head-dress is Of blue
SATIN aud black velvet at the side is a silver
aigreite and 4 moss rose, with foliage.
new and coquettish bonnet is small cap OIL
,insv with a very high crown. With string
passing over and tying under the chin
Large loose sleeves, Of fine embroidered S6is'
muslin, gre worn with large sleeves in the house
with collar, neck-tie and fancy apron to match.
Turquoise, in hitherto unknown styles, are
displayed in the jewelers. windows. Some are
fagreed in gold, and mostly al are in delicate
designs aud almost transparent.
Some Of our society bellies who have returned
from abroad wear very besutifl! wigs of COLDER
hair, which can hardly be detected after the
closest inspection, the peculisr fashion Of wear
ing the hair at present being good preventive
of all discoveries
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-03

Perhaps no one medicine
Is so universally required
by everybody az a caihar-
tic, nor was ever any be
lore 80 universal J adopt
ed into use. In every c IN
try and amOngaA classes
as this mild but efficient
purgative PILL. The Oh.
yious reason IL, that it !,
a more reliable and fal
emore sfec-ual remedy
than any other. Thos'
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Nh. ,.oti,y backward from his manhood's pride'
80 1T the specter Of his misspent time
And, through the shade
ofs,neral cypress, planted thick oenHu,,
H. no reproachiul whisper on the VIVA
From the loved dead
Who hears no trace Of passions evil force
VINO sbuns thy sting, terrible relnorsei
Who does lot cast
On the thronged pages OF his memory : OO"A'
AT times a sad and half reluctant looh'
Regret ul Of the past
Alas the evil which wo fain would shun
We co. and leave the wished Tor god uaoohe'
Our strength to-day
II hut 70 morcow's weakness, prone TO faili
Poor. blind Improbable servants all
Are wesiways.
Yet who thus looking backward Ger his years.
Feel not his eyelids wet with grateful tears,
Ifhe hath been
Permitted. weak and sinful as he was,
TO cheer ana aid in some ennobling cause,
His fellow-men'
II he hath hidden the outcast, or lei in
A raw Of sunshine to the cell Of sin
Ifhe hath lent
Strength to the weak, and in an hour o. hesN'
Over the suffering, mindless uf his creed
Or home hath bent
lie has not lived in vain. And while he SW Eve
The praise to him, in whom be moves Anu "''''
With thankful heart 49,
lie ssZss backward, and with hope nelOIe,
Knowing that from his Botks ne ue'
Can henceforth part. ~ r,h,,,,.r
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MILTON AUSTIN Prop'r BOSTON. MASS
July 3-Once every Nv
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The Royal Back cannon Beard or I1dil. Tho u 81
fiscin nsuu- and exciting game ever pub .-..
this country. Popular edition lt Medium
Fine s.". Also 8EI~lCE. Zoo T. AND BIS.
: CAvAIIEHs, for safe ry the trade generally.
CAMS A sFEcIALrT.
Z G. SELCHOW e CO.. Pll.,d-r
John Street. sew l.r..
Oct Ii- 4lGWfw
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I,IpnnvE YorR SIGHT.

The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure q permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician of the lnsti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had SO
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his fifty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
Dr. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, deserip
tive of diseases and their propertreatment, vii
be sent free to invalids.
Address, r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place. Boston; Mass
Aug l5-Vly
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owns
pf PUi.aK
NIEDEt,EE rs.

/ There has never been q
me1iciue offered o the
public that gives suca
/ universal satisfaction as
" frOWn's Fluid Extract
! Of Buohu." IL y pus up
for the purp g Of curing
ali diseases Of the Kid
neyssnd Urinary Organs
/ and II will DO 10 every
time when the diseases Is
] not Of too long standing
you want 10 be strong
and vigorous, healthy
and happy. use Brown
/ Ext OF Buchu " Soi1tg
al Druggists in Barring
Z ton.
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RSO9E .TSclsSS


fssSs5s its PURE BLACK TEA
Szstsasst ffsS Alas1wi'h the GREEN TIA FLAW 6.
TX zfAh,s.-sfs. Warranted % suit all tastes
X P.HE g. 10 "a q sale everywhere 30 our 90 trl-
ASS7SH max " FounI AID halt l1-.
~ Nm "a packages OSlY. And - .-
- AEENlaf VIII 1le-ale only By th- r.l "a.
N1 Ifzfs.te1t ATLANTIC AND Pacific lLA
SSsSS@/ CO.. No. Church Street.. Sew
YorE. p o Box rs O.. Send fr Tlel-Nectr Circular
Ost i6-fdAw4w
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4 ]. J. ]. !. y. !. j.
81 Dc you want s.tult1l o. agent .'.
~ travelling with chance On make - -. 500
81 81 Der cav sslli1- cur new strand .s.-
kazl5 'ottfy Lines IhfV i4st tlrsusrs
h5-tS free. so there IS no rI-s. Address 81
y - iUrsHy RIVER WIRE MuG.S, C. 2. hatc-
Z Maiden Lane. y !. % Dr. Dearborn ST. Cl.cl-
Oct rf-rglEr tu
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Medital.
Ayers Caskartic Pills,


q Perhaps no one medicine
!" Is so universally required
III by everybody a a cathar-
tic, nor was ever any be
So - lOTs 80 universal y adopt
ed into use. in every C IN
ye 4 = $$ e +: 4: :
zZ-74z ---- a more reliable and far
tzM6a4-.~<k=em sfIec-ual remedy
= - than any other. Those
- ,-iad I, know that it cured them; those
xhe have rot know that IL cures tneir neishoOI :
and friends aud all know that what ! v'ea unoo
dass always-that it never falls through any lanit
or neglect OF a composition We nave W.
upon thousands Of eertihcltes ~ t,', s1cb enc.
are known in every neghbOshood, ana We hetu , 10.
publish them. Adapted to al ases anu 81 w o
In all climates; containing neither 49,, H.,
delete-ious drug they may be taAeh rltii - -
ANYBODY Their sugar coating preserve theii Q. q
fresh and axes them pleasant 20 taz1e N'' H.
purely vegetable no htTm can arise rum 'i''' --'
IN any quantity
They operate by their poztrtul influence on US
internal viscera to purify the blood ana suHulHt'
il into healthy action remOvs the ohstrnctioIs y
the stomach, bowels, liver and ether or.abS % ~.
body, restoring their irregular action 70 mean ~
and by cOrrec Ing, wherever they exiss, su'-- D'
rangements as are the first origin OF disease
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on ".
box. fer the following complaints, which heso FiLL'
rapidly cure
For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGzsTI0N, LIsILgssSf IS
LASGUoR ana Loss or APPgiITE, they should b
taken mOder .tely to stimulate the stomach anc re
store its healthy tone and action
For L,ygn COMPLAINT and iis various symptoms
BILIOUS HEADACHE SICK HEADACHE, JAUyDicE on
GEEKs SlcKEEss, BfLIoUs Coz and BILIOUS FE
yERs. they should be judciously taken Tor escf
case 10 correct the diseased acton or remove th
obstructions which cause IT, ~
For DYsESrARY or DIARRHOEA, but one mid dos
| is generally required ,.....
For RHEumA TIsa GoUr, GRAVEL, PALF1rA' toS ol
rsE HEAR. PAIr IN TIE SIDE, BACK AND LoIss
they should be continuously takeni as required. Z
chance the diseased action Of the 81 ste-a- WIZ
I such Change these complains disappear
Per DRoPsY and DRoPsIctL sWELLiNGS ;hoJ
should be taken in larse and frequent doses 10 pro
duce the etIees OF a drastic purge
For SUPPRESSION large dose should oe tiken %
il produees the desired effect D. sympathy
Asa DfNSEn PILL, take one or two PILLS. O. pro
mote digestion aud relieve the stomach
an occasional dose stimulates the stoIntch en-.
bowels into healthy action, res; res me appeLte
and invigOra-es the system H-Lcs IL IS often nc
vantzgeous where no svrie Us aeran- enent exists
One who feels tolerahly well oi,en hlcs mat '1-'
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better II q
their cleansing and recoratins eiiee- On the ol-e
tive apparatus.
DIR. ;. AVER = CO., Lowell. Mss.
Practical AVID AH4iyfieli Cternisl1.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS tVERfMhEisE
Sold at wholesale BY Henry Co.. Bur inz5Dn
also for sale by r. B. Stearns Co., vincent q al
and Z. " Burritt
July Aug Sept Oct cow
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Eighty 5z.iiiOa E50siazs,
tSS0,0OO,0 G0.)

We desire to call the attention all property
owners to the increased and superior advantages
that We possess for the transaction Of Fire and Mar
ire Insurance business. We represent ONLY Fl ST
CLASS companies, and ofer or patrons policies in
the STRONGEST. OLDEST aud MOST LIBERAL
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low rates other parties charge .or policies In
companies Of snail capital and reg limited Hs4-. Of
security. We issus sn policies at this Office, and
pay all Losses HERE, in c4rrent funds, or gold when
desired. We the only authorized agelts ia this
vicinity Tor al the leading Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Companies ia the world. and We endesvor 20
serve our patrons IN q satisfactory and faithful man
ner. We conduct our business upon principles Of
commercial honor and GUARANTEE to give EN-
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and compare our list Of companies with those that
represented by other agents, and remember that
we are the SOLE agents in this vicinity Of the
Aetna Ins. Co. of Hartford.
Home las. Co. Of New York.
Phoenix Ins. Co. Of Hartford.
Hartford Ins. Co. of Hartford.
LOriIlard las. Co. of New York,
Springfield F. & II las. Co., 9nss.
Manhattan of New York.
Hanover Fire las. Co. of New York,
ms Co. OfN. America, of PhiiadeI-
phia,
(the oldest Insurance Co. in the UHited States
And many other American Companies and all the
strongest European Companies that do business ia
the United States. Owing to the numerous and ex-
tensve fires that have occurred Of late many Of the
small Companies have failed, and iL is we'll known
that many companies now doing business are per
fcctly uns0und, and must fail soon. Now is Il not
both prudent and safe 70 place your insurance In
companies that you KNOW 10 be SOUND. 6TSONG
and HONORABLE, particularly when It costs no
morel
We empty Al experienced Surveyor who Will
make surveys Of Mills and other risks when ilsur-
Ance is desired, without extra charge, and Ne are
prepared 10 place risks in any companies that par
ties nay prefer II the selection is Lett 10 US Wa
will give them the best companies in this country
y Communications by mail will receive PROMPT
attention
No charge for surveys or policies made st this
Office, and satisfaction guaranteed.
s. &. Z. S WIRES,
Wires Insurance Building.
Corner Church and College SIS Burlington Vt.
May l5-t-d&wu
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Stwine Mathinss.
THE
WHEELER a WILSON
STILL AHEAD

JOp-pOp ~ 1NFs ~ IA
WHY ARE SO MANY SOLD
First-Because they are the most durable Ma
chimes, having but seven wearing places above the
table, and these constructed that If the Machines
ever get worn, they can be frightened with a common
screw driver. and your Machine will then be good
as new. They will ouilast any two shuttle Ma
chimes in market.
sOcona-Beoause it Is The ttllest running two
thread Machine.
Third-Beoause Il il the best constructed
Fourth-Hecause it runs faster than any Lock
Stitch Machine.
Fifh-Having fifteen less pieces than any Shuttle
Machine, table included,) 1t is therefore the SIM
plest.
Sixth-lt cses the greatest variety o. work.
Seventh-lt does the best work.
Eighth-lt does not need to be dripping in oil to
run easy and then efore pan is necessary TO catch
the oil underneath as il is indispensable with come
Of the Shuttle Machines in use.
Ninth-Because ii does not have fits but is always
ready.
Tenth-lt has the most appliances for doing vari-
GUS kinds Of work, and in fact for reasons too nu-
merous to mention, they are the best Family Ma
chimes in use.
The great Public endorse the Wheeler & Wilson.
Samples and Circulars sent to any address.
S0LON NJ. ALLIS, Agent,
a. Church Street, Burlington, VT.
Oct l3-d4wf
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Browns Brlnclialsare
the best remedy made for
all diseases Of the hruu-
chial tubes, as tic many
thousands Will te tily
who have USED them.
EVER body and their
friends, living in country
or town, should use hr01-
chials not tr0chcs 4
Manufactured BY Er w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-03

Fanny Fern tells Of an aged female "ao
thought she was " as young az she ever vas
and as handsome as she never waa.'
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GOING SOUTH
Leave Burlington 9.fl P. N.
Drec; connection is maze at Whitehall. with train
Of X. 4 :. X, for Saratoga, Troy and Albany.
connecting with the fast Express trains over the
Hudson River and New YORK Central Rail Roads.
On Saturday the Steamer Adirondack will leave
burlington at Do 30 Am, conn cting with train for
Troy, Albany and New Yoik.
" Tine quick 70 irsstsra Point, es ~ the Oh
rail me.
GOING HOkTH
Leave Burlington AS y. IN
The Afternoon Boa. will connect At Rouses Point,
with train Tor Montreal.
Freight taken Il lowest rates.
- THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained on
boaId Of steamers and at ths General Office, West
side Of City Park.
Pa'Sengsrs for the West iriH please gire Us a call
before puTeaasing Tickets slssirhere.
BeTfhs Free 10 PERSONS holding through tickets
Passengers and Baggage transferred between cars
and boats FREE or CHARGE.
A. L. INMAN,
.. General Superintendent
J. W. CARPENTER, Agent
Burlington, Oct L., IS7I-f-d&Wd
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SOLD BY DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
Sept. 25-ftd&Wiy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-26

GoDEys Lody's Book for February
has Teen received. and Is in every r..
~icct equal 10 the previous issue oI
'hr Box. The principal steel plate
The tight interrnrted.'' is a decided,
g"od thing The usual rumhcr u
ashton plates. patterns. and 9TH,
novelties. APP ar IN thie i,.u.. and u.
rradlng pages are well iiici from u,
ms of tavOritr nn h"r>. One "or.
nc year 80 lwr C prs s5 ; Addrrs
e." A G' dcr. y f. Conner 9Th \
1hes,hut ST.. Philadelphia.
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JURY IST-FEBRrARY TERM, ISL


reav"r Vim Mntklcy. VIM. rcavcr.
Heavier West --panir IIerh.ier. VIM
1nrih. Abraham x. Midllcswarth, Moses
krcbhs. VIM. Decker
Centre. c.-Gcorgc fouug. Geo. c Spnnglrr
Franklin Samuel Gilhcrt.
.Inck~un Simon Erlly. Simon y Kohlcr
Md ll'c,,ck.-Dayid Mc!ser. Daniel
kc.sr
Miillehurr. Peter Fran.
fcnns. --Scphnrc- Gcmhc,ling. Daniel
Dicfrrhach. John Parks.
Perry Casper li1rnhcrgcr. Joseph
lain.
Sr'in'groyc. John Couldron. +. Mari ,n
Schnurc.
Iu,on Jacob Wilmer
Wash ingion.--Grorgc q. Glass.
rrrIr Jrrogs
Beaver. jacob Erehbs. Philip Herhstcr
James Aurnnd. IIrnry :. Freed Lcwi. Il.
Hams, j. VI. Meyer. freicrick Bipgamau.
Is. l.. Enulcubush, Samuel Eomig. George
). Snyder.
Beaver wcst.- william II Heths,cr.
william u. Smith. Emanuel Erchhl.
Centre. Martin l.. lln.singcr. John S.
Long, Daniel fcs.cr
Chnpmnn.-Abci Ilcrroll. Joseph Mciscr
Emanuel Sanders.
Franklin Franklin Erb. Reuben Zcch.
mnn.
Jackson. - George Dauhermnn.
MiddIcburg. Daniel Bolcndcr, Samuel
Bowen.
Monroe 90 Daniel IIile Jacob Shur.r.
pcnns. -- Isaac frdly. Christian Knnir
Aaron Fisher, Benjamin ncichcnbich.
George d. Miller. Adam J. Fisher.
Perry William ArhoeaN.
Perry West. John Siuck. John 7 shcr.
David Graybiil, john q. CiayLill.
Sclinsgroyr. Wicsi. Sanncl Gem
bcrling. Joseph Wcarieh Asarilh kricgcr.
juscph II. Fchicr. Charles Is. Miller.
Union Daniel Mu'iincr. Sa!.ul &
licrrulj. Philip II. Ncir7. William Thurshy
h.sAiuHl Oh. Peter. T.. Mctf.
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cited. while others commanded the show.
IN m 10 sii down. The whole affair, how.
ever was over in few minutes, for the
Snowman after saying his say" quietly
resumed his seat. Bat The town bad some
thing TO talk about next day. and the effect
of such conspicuous advertising was, the
town hall on Monday nights exhibition was
full TO ovcrfowing.