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Being prepared expressly 70, the Above com
plants, its Hrdd Purifying properties nt'e
greater than any otfhcr Preparation of Sar-
saparlla. II gives the complexion clear
and healthy color and restores the patient
TO state Of health and purity. For pur.
flying the blood, removing NIL hronic con-
s'itutionnl diseases arising from an impure
state OF the Hood. and Tie on'y reliable
and cffcctual known remedy for The cure of
Pains and swelling of the Roncs. Uiccra
lions Of tho Throat and Legs, Blo' chcs.
nimples on the Facc. Erysipclns and nli
Scaly Eruptions Of the skin, and Bcauti
flying the 2Compltxtoh. Price, 81 so per
Bottle.
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!. A Free Gallery tof Art.

ID. Appleton s. Co., New York, will send
to evGFy new subscriber to Applcton's
Journal Sremitt ting 81 for ono years. sub.
scriptiohI Ten superb Ehsravings, suitable
Tor framing. from paintings by the most
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rev subscriber receives GRATIS what would
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Just Received.

Two barrels Fire Cabinet Rye, .Wh;skey.
two barrels FlnelWilson Rye Whiskey, nlso
other brands, of Fine Rye and Corn Whis.
kies, Shyrry, Port and Madeira Wines, Fine
Old Cognac. Apple, Ginger and Black bcrry
Brandy, Ale, Porter, and lot of Fine
hind and 20 arrive az 7I I
marc RI, hYoCA RT,Ry 4
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A New Story by Il Southern Au-
,, thor.

a Serial story Of surprising interest, by
tho author Of Valerie Aylmrr," which the
press have so highly cNtolfcd,. will appear
in Applcton's Journal, No 100. New sub
scrbers mny commence their subscription
with the beginning of the new story Sub
scription price 81 per annum, or So for
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CD Ss Al D "A TaT s..

. ME GREAT AMERICAN .iIEALTn
kESTOREk, puriiies tho b'ood
7 and cures Scrof,tla, Syphilis. Skin Dis
eases, Rheunalism,s Diseases Of Wo-
slmGn, and dll CHI onic Affections of the
Blood. Liver and Kidncys Rccom-
ncnded by The Medical Faculty and
nahy tlibhsphds Of cur best citizens.
, Rbid the Testimony of'Plty ysicians and
palichis who have used Rosadalis; send
for onr Rosadnlls Gdide 10 II cal,h Bopk
or Alyana, for ilis. Seat;, ,ehihh we
:, publish for gratuiious distribution !; Ill
Iwi'l give ypH M 'Sh' valuable infornta.
Jon. s.,S ,.g
/ Dr.. II. ". Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS
n take plcasureip re accommodating your
kosada'i. as a very powerful ali erutive.
haYc seen fused in { Two cases with
Happy resitlts--- one in case Of second.
airy syphilis, in which the patient pro.
% n2lpceda himself Gured qaf,SS& &IdyiHg
Ihtkeh five bottles of YOUR metlicinc.-
he other is case of scrofula Of long
standing, whichIis rapidly imp, owing
under its use, and the Indications are
that he pRtiept wilfsoon recover. I
have cat6inflyV Examined tha formula
ny Which your Rosadalis is made, and
ind it and excellent compound of alter.
Iativo ingredients.
7 Dr.t lSp6fks.I Of NicholasvDle,s Ky,
Slsays he kasalsea. Eoyadalis III. .oas6s Of
jocrofula and Secondary Syphilis with
satisfactory results --as cleanser of
the Blood know no bettcrremcdy.
Samuel e. McFGtden, ,Murfrcesboro,'
rom. says:
havo dscI sever, bottles Of Rosadal.
is, and am entirely chrca Of RhGuma.
tism send mo four bottles, az | Wish it
for my brother, who has sSfofttlprs sore
leyesx s;.,, n, @u4V sft3; 7rnn
Ben Jnmik Becht,f, Of Linn, Ohio,
writes. have suffered for twenty yeafs
with IN inyctcrate, eruption oyer my
whole body; n short time since ! tdr
Ichased bottle Of Rosadalis, and il Of.
fected perfect cure.
4 Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bnt,
|timore: .o SDas. CLEM UNPs 4 CO..,
may l0-ly PropTietors.
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T. ""+
HENRY r. Hf,f,MBoE.D,S

HIyh7y C0ncCnU dFcH COMp0NE0
FLUID EXT. SARSAPARILLA
Will radically 'cxterminate from the system
Sorofula, Syphilis. Fever Sores, Ulcers.
Sore Eycs, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth. Sore
Head, Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Suit
Rhcum, CanErrs.- Rnnnings from the Ear,
White Swellings. Tumors, Canccrous AfTec
tons, Nodes, Riekcts, Glandulnr Swelliugs,
Night S~edts. Rash, letter, Hu1,o,'s Of all
Kinds, Chrome Rhea4hatfsm, Dyspepsia,
and all diseases That haTe Teeh established
in the system for yenis.
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Employment, Business For All

Best Industrial S.pnge Newspaper. 80
cents per year. Send stamp for copy
PATENT star, Boston, Mass.
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e. u. heltoh. Attorney; t9dE
w.'B. galicX,, 2, G. J. tredell. .
Cashier, ec NJ, Assistant Cashier:
THE capital stock of this Bank i, Nav;
l. $500 600, all Of whloh has t.,,; ns;T
IN, and confirmed by .le CoiRbiEol1sF o{ ha
Currency Authority hhs also bkkfi tSteiv.
ca foI q further increase to tho .amonnttof
S60, ,OO0' Of which over $40. COZ Raa aI-
ready been taken. Psrsohs Wishing I'D
maze an investment should apply witnont
delay. The Surplus Fund is now $4,000:
orIhree per cent upon It's stock.S9 '%'~I
i tThe CRfolina Nat iohal BANK isadH. 6sr.
t'ilcates Of Deposit, bearing ihteEest at ,iTS
rate of seveh'Per cent. per snhtin: TEis
feature Of its busintss makes II ..pra6tiSaily
! Luyi a. Savings Baik;s ,ti9Tg
and attention is called to the fact that Tho
safety Of these dePofits, as well rs ali off.
Pr, are .gderahteed b$,thS witofS SaSiial of
tths Bank, Nc. safer modS Of temporary
Investment is offered to the pGblic than tiiis
1.-The dsposits being payabiS 35n demand
or On SHORT notice, bepostts of any amount
reciVed eilhef'ih carfsh6y Of tbin, and nv.
able in the same? Interest %ili b&a S6ftt at
M Up s9qd Of each six, months, si,oHld dobositS
fsmGif 6Syohd that length Of time.
Colutnbfa. 8 O., January 28, 1871. iE''
Jan 3l-f l6H8fn ;: :stt., itI,,,l.
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ThE following Fassenger Schedule will
L 60 into effect on Ms Road on and ah.r
sunday, January %.
DAY rnAlN-ooINo North.
Leave Auens,n ~ m
:. cclbmh;, 8 r. ~ 1'0o Pa
i. WmWShaSt 0'' - 80 80
"r Chcstc,r.0 ss;Sno
Arrive NJ Chp.,o.ie N r "a so II
''''' ~ ~ 'o''o' ~ ~ |'o
''""' 'nA'S-oo'S' NORTH.
" col, mbia 1l2Op,1
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DR S. S. FlTCH's Family physToan
~ - pages sent by mail free. Teach.
es how 10 cure all diseases Of the person !;
skin, hair, eyes, comolexion. Write to I'll
Broadway, New York.
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Notice.:

'N0GfC6:
THREE months stGp srom date t applian,ioS tS,sf ,saf
be made o South wes, etS tSS' Il h II ahaH RhSanHa
Bank and souiR Csrolina Rail Road Com.
hany, for renewal Of certificate, 'daatte, and
number not k1,eWRrfor eight 80 sharss Of
said Stock, Also Tor Re ehsSaal of certificate,
date. and number not knoaR, ior cikhlbdiS
setha!os ip said Rail Road company The
certificates standing in Tho name OF Thom.
as MoCf1loch. iUrfgfRGl lost o. destroyeI,
lfPch ,I3-Ssm 10 OdN,L HALL. .vExS&
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BUILDING FELT

(NO TAR) for outside work and iusi,le
Instead of plaster. floor D cring mats, sc
G.. }. FAY. Camden, n. }.
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New Advertisements.
10 Weeks far One noIIarl

- The American Rural Home from April
l,ll8T1.-A Firsolass, eight. page. Agricul-
Stural and Family Weekly. Specimens
freq, L Hopkins s. WILCOX.
kSE IN, SssA Rochester, New York.
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VINEGAR,

How made in 10 hours, without. drugs
Particulars 10 ents. L. SAGE, Cromwell,
Conn.
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FRAGRANT SXPOfIENE

Cleans Kid Cloves and all kiiids Of clbihs
apd clothing ;tremovts paiht; grecs6, tar
&c., instantly. without the least fnjdfS 10
the hnhst fnbrio. Sold by druggists and
fancy goods dealers. Fragrant Sapolicnc
Co., 83 Barclay street, N. Y, 46 La Salo
Street, Chiohg6. ar
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

@ ! RESPECTFULLY in. ,sesa
IN form tho citizens Of |s.V >s-ss
Winnsboro and Fairfield District, that |
have d full assortment Of Watches. Jewelry.
Cfocka, Spectaofcs, &c. ~ gaiTnys onhand,
AMI Wily s9ff at the lowest prices, and Would
respcti ifhllys ask, dhe continuance Of the
patronage Of my old friends and Gust o,ncrs.
All goods warranted MS represented. am
prepared, Q do AL kind Of Wafoh md Jew.
elry work aud have always d go6d !, took Of
material on hand, md will guarantee Salts
taction,. All work worran,ed,.
50 ER. R.a.nt,sCHARLES MULLER;
Second door from Col. Rioh's OfihSe.
apl 80 s3.
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II. 4. 'Helmbold's Improved Rose Wash.

'h. II. 'llelmbold's Improved Rose Wash.
connot Unsurpassed asa Fnce Wnsh. .ana viii
lie fohnd tho only specific remedy In ,eysfS
species Of Chtaneots Affection. t. speedi
ly eradicat esq Pimplc Spomg gSoorbatic Dry
ness Il tdurations of tig Cont ahaons Nam
bfehss &to., sdisPelsl R&(bcss and Incipient
Infiamaton, Hives Rnsb. Moth. Patches,
DYynessl ofSealp ~ sQim,i froSt bitfs. a1d
oil ftdfgoaSs foftk9 9iGhs salves &c ointiaSnts
are used ;festores'tha skin 10 n stale of
pur. = and softness, and insures conlinued
healthy actionrto The tissues Of lis vessels
on which depends tho agreeable clcarness
and siyaeity Of complication 50 much sought
and admired But however valuable as 4
remedy for existing dsrrcts Of tho ,sgfhy If.
I. Helmbolds i}"ssWssh hss long tHsfafhed
by possessing quaiiins Witch render II a
Toilet Appendage Of Inc fhosl lSurper,atiye
and Cohgehial cbnfnt'er, combining in an
elegant formula those prominent rconsiIcs.
Safety and Efficacy --tGe invnrinhl, nc.
COMPARTMENTS Of lis use..-hs n Prescr.
vatiy6 Ghd Reffesher bf atheo Com plcx fon.-
II is an excellent Lotion for disease
OF Syphilitio Nnnra md ns an in.
feo'ioh for diseases If lie Urinary Or.
gnns, arising from hal is of dissipntion.'
usediin connection with he Rxfrncts Buchn
Sarsaparilla, md Calnwnha Grape Pills, IN
suoir diseases Is rtoon mendcd, cannot be
surpassed. Price Ono Dollar Per Bottle.
1a@'f'' ~ y D -,
Fun and eSp,ioit;aisca,i0ns aooompany tho
!. Evidence Of The mos, responsible and "a.
fable charesfor, FURNISHED on application.
with htsfdrcds Of thousands Of living wit.
nesses, ,4andJnpward% of ' 100000 unsolicited
certificates .aaaKyssep, peuhntpry letters,
many Of which 9refrem, highest SOURCES In.
cladfog eihinSht ThySigians, GiergS gSnen, D
Statege,ani eie 9asi4 eaA Sysao
il2fACS'5aV " u 81
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HENRY T. HEl.MBOID'S
COMPO(JND ljE'I1QJID
CIR APE pITaTs S.
Extract CataWIa

Component Pdrfs-Fluid Extract Rhubard
ind Fluid Extract Cataw6a Grape
Juice.
Fora Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Bilious
AtfcotioasiISlok or Nervous Headache,
Costigeness, etos Purely Vegetable, Con.
thinning ho'Mercury, Mineral or Dele.
terious Drugs.
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0' MONEY 70 tLOAN on So. Ca. Real Es-
late at legal rates. jackson s. Co.; Box
2,9G3, New York: rs
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PUEsHFYaNE4 ThhE nLOOHb.
The, reputation this eX,

The, reputation this cM
ccllcht medicine enjoys
Is derived from its cures
many of which arc truly
marFcllOus. Invctcratp
cases of. ,Scroflllous dis.
casc,, Where tho system
seemed; saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by 1t,
Scrofllous affections and
disorders which were. M.
gravatCd by tho scrotM
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-26

Y. B. Edw rds, Counselor it Law,
Ff4Gr Penn. Av., Washington, D c.. gives
special attention to claims under the l,re
Act Of Congress for tSahiihhton Of claims
ef loyal 6iti2chs OF Salcs lately in tcbei.
lion. Charges reasonable
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Charlotte, Columbia and Aiigustn
-@ Rail Road.
@ gs5sgg ss|s 9 S9gg 4k

COLUMBIA, Jan. II, 1871.
THE following rassenger Schedule will
60 III o effect on this Road on and after
Sunday, JANUARY %.
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$50 IL DAY

In very best business cvcr offered agents.
For particulars address with stamp, Moore
s. Co, ] II 3d st. Louisville, Ky.
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CAROLINA NATIONAL RANR
@Sadan13ass, Sc.
Capital Stock Paid jn---$20O, 900;

BOARD or P!DIRECTORS: :r2I
a.- Il. D!CHtLDS; presiaent: eps
Qa"J ". Parker, r.. M. Wallace,
John s. Wiley, DR.. John 7. Datbx.
Z. Hope, r. 'O'NeaI! u.
$50 C. D, Meltoa, Attorney; tadT
wsB. JuHcX,, II- G. 3 trede,i -
Cashief, .rttl;. Assistsnt rosI,..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09
OF Nebraska, california, and Kansas
and the y. d NJ X. T. Lands

The Burlington Route, 80 called, lie,
right in the path of the Star OF Empire. Il
runs almost Immediately in the centre o
the great westward movement Of emcgra.
iion. Crossing iilinois and Iowa. il strike,
the Missouri River nj three points.
These three points arc the gatcways int,
three great sections OF the trans. Missouri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you to the land
Of gold and grapes, sunny mountains, aud
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is Plattsmouth, which
oIens upon the South half Of Nebraska,
south of the Platte river. region unsur.
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. Just here are the II. s. VI Rail-
road lands, concerning which Geo. ). liar.
rs the land officer at Burlington. Iowa,
can give sou all information and in tho
heart Of them is Lincoln, the State Capital
AMI Pre- sent Terminus " the road
The Southern gate leads to Kansas hy
connections with the St Joe Road ut Ham.
burg, running direct TO ST Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains Of the Burlington run smooth.
y anl safely aud make t II connections. II
runs the best Of coaches, pui.man Palace
and Pullman dining cars and should you
AXE the journey Tor the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid or take IL To
lind u home VI u inrm. aud you cannot find
either better than among The b. 4 W. lands.
where you can buy on ten yeals credit,
and at lew price.
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New York Observer.

The year 1872 will be n Jubilee
year TO the Nsw lork Observer. which
was established 10 the beginning OF
1873 This paper is one of the most
lniiucntial in the country aud ha,
acquired its inhsence by riged ad-
hcreDce to, aud II fearless adv ocsry ut
sound principles IN Church and State
10 has both q Religious aud II Secular
Department, kept distinct and al
though not political or partisan in it,
character, it freely expresses and alb,
defends its views on matters of pub.
lie policy. 1t has been for almost
half a centuryn light IN the Church
aud pillar in the State. IL will cell
sbrste its jubilee by presenting to
each of it. Subscribers New YEAR
Book An encyclopaedia of the mvs'
valuable information i'll regard to all
those matters 10 the church and in
civil life which every one desires to
have continuity At hand. The book
alone will be worth a years subscrip-
ton to the paper. Send for a spo-
rimen copy ofthe paper. New Sub
scribers will receive tho paper free
until January lst.
THE st, Peter MINI, Tribune
says On the last day OF the State
Fair, the evening train from ST. Paul
was delayed to accommodate the great
crowd in attendance. Several hun
hred people were aboard. seven cars
being jammed fall. In crossing thr
railroad hrlia" III. engineer discover
ed that the d aw wa open.
lie lna'autly reversed the engine
but before he could stop il, he was
within four feet OF the openiuy The
ridge tenders orders are 10 leave the
bridge open at night, aud not know
ing or thinking OF the train being
some three hours later than usual, had
turned it. The night being very dark
the engineer had approached within
twenty feet before discovering the con-
dtion of things.
GENERAL WELLINGTON ii. Emf,
gallant officer uf the penusylyania
Reserves during the war, died Sum
day at his home IN oomsburg, Co.
lumbia county, Pennsv lyaoia. In
1868 Mr.. Ent was candidate of the
Democratic party for Surveyor Gen
eral Of this State. lie was beaten BY
Jacob N. Campbell. Hs was yet u
young man, and would no doubt, had
he lived, have won for himself an
honorable plsco. .,ile .,..I5. ..
FRAScE's foances arc growing
worse every day. Before the late
war the yearly expense were about
$3.50, 900, 900 henceiorth they must
exceed $6O0,000,000 Present de-
mands are also pressing upon the CO.
vernnIent TO renew war material, rc.
store public buildings. aud erect forti
6catious. Our financial bardsns heavy
a. they are, seem small com mpared with
those Of France.
Glorionsiy plucky ,othe lsst--Po-
licemau Beilinger, Of Chicago. who
whom he found bis cisleru wa, dry,
empticd the contents oi bis cider bar.
rsls on tse root Of bis house, apd there
by tAvsd his dwelling. IAN oasis 10 q
u. 4 ~
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cloi hing cannot be washed 81 once, let II
be set TO soak In water, TO which may be
added a saturated solution permanganate
Of potsssa, or OF chloride Of lime, about a
teaspoopful to the gallon.
Small pox 10 supposed to be most conta.
gious during convaleseucs, therefore.
strictly observe that tho patient docs not
mingle with tho family until all the scabs
are entirely of and only after . thorough
ly purihcation by washing and entire
change of clothing. Aftcr the patient is
well or leaves the room. let IL be purified
by the use Of disinfectants. by whitewash-
ing and scrubing the paint and floors with
sosp and water, and let such rooms or
apartments be well aired before being
again occupied.
In regard to food and medicine always
rely on the advice Of q ph.'sicisn. who
should be sent for as early ~ possible
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lrIs said that II aruh Of air were (,
ne blown into v.in OF an animal. death
would lnst'nianeou,ly follow, because cir.
culation would be stopped. The blood
makes tho entire circuit OFT the human bo.
dy every seven inmates AMI whenever this
circulation is inpelel or any Of its chan.
nels are cloggcl bY impuritie' which ought
to he carried of, disease follows-fcver OF
~ disorder Of liver or kidneys. or scrofula.
ar dyspepsia To get at and remove the
source Of The diaic lily use the old anI in
fallihle blood purifier DR. wALKERs Cal
foruia Vinegar Bitters 4v
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

kArs KssSsDY.-A Novel by Mrs. c.
J. Newby. This is the fret volume of an
eitire new. cheap and popular edition Of
the celebrated novels written by Mrs. c j
Newby. now in course of publication by T
u. Peterson A Brothers, Philadelphia
The novels written by Mrs. G. J. Newly
are in every sense The composition ofs oul
tivsted mind they are highly interesting
thoroughly original, and form mos, nd
mirabls series Of popular fiction. They
are all marked by their faithful delncation
Of character. there naturalness and purity
of sentiment, tho dramatic interest of their
plots, their beauty and force of expression.
and their high and elevated moral tone.
There are no novels which can he more
highly recommend for the family circle
or library, while their briliancy aud vivac
ity will make them welcome to every read
er Of cultivated taste. Her novels, Kate
Kennedy" d" Margaret Hamilton. "Trod
den Down" "Only Temper" fright and
Left" Married 'wonderous Strange. "
"Common Sense" cic.. have obtained -
widespread popularity in Europe; in n a,t
equal to any novels that have ever been
irsued from the press. and will no doubt
have an immense popularity in this couu
try. "kate Kennedy is issued in n large
octave volume, price Fifty cents, anl is FOR
sale by all Booksellers. or copies will be
sent TO any one post paid. by the Publish
ers, ON receipt OF price Ivy them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

FLORAL GUIDE FOE is71 CONTAIN.
ing Seventy Two Pages and Two BsAr1I.
rrL CoLonRD PLATES nicely illustrated,
giving plain directions for the cultivation
Of nearly Thousand varieties of flowers
and Vegetables Full bound with your
name in gilt, post paid. in November. 81
cents. Paper cover and one colorcd plate,
J cents.
g.5' Caislogue Of hardy Bulm and
Seed for Fall planting. nov rca AMI
scnt free to oil applicants. Address.
NJ. G. REYNOLDS,
Sept, 2s, Rochester, y. Y.
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Railroad will commence running on q new
time table. Another train will be put on
the read and the time Of running so ar
ranged that close connections, will be
made with trains on the Pennsylvania road
at Lewistown and the Northern Central n,
selinsgrovs. The arrangements for carry
ipg the mails on the ro ID have not yet been
completed, but probably will be in few
days.
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The Rochester Erpress pu,s IA in

THE Rochester Express puts IL in
this way, Ross Tweed has uni.
fo:mily insisted tha, he would "come
out all right;' but II the present diff
culties should lodge him in Sing
Sing there would be some doubt
whether he would "come out" at all
But it would certainly bo "all right
he didn't
QUEEN VIcroRIAs gift of $500
for the aid of the Chicago sufferers it
is ap,ly remrrked, is an evidence Of a
benoficent type of insanity Perhaps
after all, the lady is only eccootric,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

AocIpssTALLY SHor.-Recontly Mr..
Relish and Son, Of White Deer Mills, wen,
out to the mill pond to shoot ducks. The
son, aged about IL, in company with sp.
other boy named Miller, were on one side
Of the pond together. when Millers gun dis
charged, and Relish was killed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

Turns Peach.blow Potatoes WEIGHING
respectively 2 pounds, y pounds aud
pound and 8 ounces, were brought to our
Office the other day by Mr.. Solomon Bow
ersox. fany Of our readers have larger
potatoes Of the same variety We would like
TO know IT,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

jos. BownRsox, Of Franklin town hip
unloadeda rsdsish st our office he.other
day the weight Of which was fourteen
pounds and six ounces. lie failed to in.
form US how he managed to get tho thing
out Of ground but it is quite likely tina, n
patent stump puller was brought into re-
qulsition for the purpose. Troxelville, W,
are ready to hear from you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

Taa sweetest words in our language ID
health. At the first indication Of disease.
use. well known and approved remedies.
For dyspepsia or indigestion. use "Pdr.
sons Purgot,pe Pile" For coughs co'd-.
sore or lame stomach, use "Johnson's Ano.
dyne Liniment."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

A cAsn Of chronic rheumatism Of unusu
al severity, cured by "Johnson's dnodyn,
Linimsnt." is uotio-d by one of our ex.
changes. A large bunch came out upon
the breast Of the sufferer, and appeared like
part VI the breast bone.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-09

TsE Lewisburs Centre and Spruce
Greek Railroad, has been finished as far as
Mifflinburg, and freight and passenger
trains make regular trips TO ihs, place from
Lewisburg.