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Or. Wells Extract Of Jurubeba,

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant and must be taken as permanent curative
agent.
Is there want of action in your Liver and Spleen?
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Sole Agent for the United States
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AND
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New Catalogues now ready.
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OTIUE.-The old boot and shoe stand ,Drs..
~ recently occupied by Nicholson Foulk EikTA
will hereafter be conducted by L. II. Foulk. MV
ALI work and orders will receive his lndivid- VICE.
uAl attention Your patronage is solicited.
1. II. F0ULK,
10Y west Sea0nd street.
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disposed to take an unfair advantage. The
only recommendation to be made, in such
cases, must be to play with no one whose
sense OF honor would not totally forbid his
committing or attempting breach of fair
play.
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La -:

EIEI Ei7E--HN 1i5ld--N5lW
TO
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LINE,
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rails, Rutland Windsor, White River Junction,
Wells River, and 81 MILES shorter than any other
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ES-Fast Express Train Pm.
Leaving New York at 800
Springfield at 500
Arriving at Montreal at $50 A M.
Pumln's Paace Sleeping Cars on all night
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IN passengers can procure tickets at all the
principal Hotels and Uflces, also, New York and
New Haven Railroad Depot corner zIth street and
9TH Avenue, New YORK.
-Don' forget to ak for tickets via Connecticut
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mY2i-3m General Agent
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

]. The following may he regarded as the
iv2uIalion size Of Il Croquet field, where the
H'hl'S OF the grounds and other circumstances
irIihlt such space to he taken Length of the
l'rd' 100 feet width, 80 feet; distance be-
'Nrcn the posts, SO feet. The arrangement
oi llie arches on the field is left to the option
Of players.
= The position of the player, while max
ln4 stroke, should be rs nearly erect as
possible The knees should not be bent, and
,' player should not take position, OF en-
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anu gentlemen.
= The player should use but one hand in
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r,ul' TO insure an upright, easy, and grace
llll position
=, The game, in its best form, is one OF
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. The player should never permit himself
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y. No rules laid down for the government
W. play can obyiate every possibility of dis
l'"'e' nor make 1t impossible for player SC
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I'd EMOYAL-1he undersigned desires to give no.
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ianan-Rm a. " JEFFNklS DentiAh
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EHEGARAT NSTlTuTE.-Establlshe
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1921 and 1922 spruce ST., Philadelphia, ta, FIench
is the Language OF the family, and is constantly
spoken 10 the Institute.
MADAME D'nERVlLLY,
Iel2-eodSm Principal.
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Poughkeepsie Female Academy.

This Institution furnishes superior accommOda-
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address the Principal
jy2I-2m RAY. d. g. WhIGHT, A. NJ.
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DKACH GROWERS AND FAHMRRs ORGAN
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 20, 1sT2
Trains leave Depot Thirty-seconi and Market
| streets.
Trains arrive at Depot, Thirty first and Marks
| Streets
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05
Draft and FIexibility,

II is meritously 'laimcd for the Russcll
to have as little side draft as any machine
in use; and its feasibility adopt. it to the in
'Inaliucs ofthe ground over which it may
be drawn.
For further information address. or call
on GEORGE ". SWNRTX Agt.
April 20. ~. Lcwi-burg. Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05
r II e POST.
Are Alcn 10 y'ii.
niDDLEBuRG...............

Darwin tolls us TINT even in tn,
upper regions OF the air, near ID,
SUBMITS Of tho Andes, yjltures may
heseen floating onward for mile,
upon motionlos5 wings. What i.
the secret of This Aotation 4? Gravi
tation acts as forcibly on the sub
stance Of the bird as on that of the
animal Nor can we believe tha.
there is any buoyancy (properly SC
called in tho birds body or wings.
Those yulturcs which seemed tc
float steadily through still Gir, must
have received support from the ali
in one or moro Of three several ways
either by swift motion, acquired be
fore The floating began. and slowl,
reduced through the effects Of acria
resistance, or by the action Of aerin
currents through which thcy wcr,
carried, or else, while seeming tc
float horizontally, they were in rcali-
ty trayersing slightly sloped, de
scending path Neither of the two
former explanations seems available
because the floating motion is con
t'nued 50 long that the fiiciional re
sistancc of the nj. would almost Ger
tainly have destroyed large shar,
Of the original motion through IN,
air. This would equally happe,
whether The bird had in the fist
place urged It's way swiftly through
The air, or bol hoated itself of lss
to spaa1) upon sviftlymoying aii
current. On the other hand, thor,
would seem TO be no valid objection
against the third explanation for ,
single observer Cat rcst) would hay,
no means 4 determining whether
bird was sailing along horizontally. o-
gliding down gentle incline. Blu
1t matters little which explanation o
the three we accept As the most plau
hib!e. The point to be chiefly no
ticed Is the fact That heavy bod,
tfor tho vulturo is no chicken. so {,
speak con be sustained. for long dis
tances, merely by the supporting ac
ton of the air.
There can be little doubt that i
IS only on account Of the perfec
steadmess of their motion througl
the air, that they are thus sup
ported. The efforts Of acronauti,
mechanicians must be directed to Sc
cure n similar stcadiness of motto,
Tor aerial fGcilities.-Granted this
tlere can be no reason why the pow
ers Of steel and iron should not ayai
TO secure an aerial motion, even sur
passing in rapidity the flight Of tn,
stwlitest birds. Unless we are will
ing that birds fly by some power dis
tlnct from any which physical sci
ence deals with, we seem Justified j,
believing that the bird may be match
ei, or surpassed, by the lying ma
chime, as surely rs the swii,est ani
mails are surpassed by tho locomo
i've. 1t is encouraging to consider
that tho actual amount of power nee
es'ary to convey weight throu..l
the AR Or that support is derived di
irecuy from the air) is very mucl
less than that required to convey tn
came weight by sea or laud. In th,
presence Of falling coal supplies. thi
consideration will one day assum,
first rate importance.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05
4 Clever DOg.or.

DIR. Carbnrus, who died at Pari.
last year, was Que Of those iovjaI
physicians whose presence is equally
sought ln the sick room US in society
and who effects more with hun!or and
Pleasantry than by medicine.
One cute by which, ut the com
mencement Of his career, be achieved
great reputation, is characteristic of
the man. The Dutchess of D., Que
OF the most aristocratic ladies Of the
Faubourg 81. German, had got pos
s'ssed OF the idea that she had
swallowed frog She felt this said
irog-she declared she did-and its
presence robbed her of peace Of mi nd,
sleep, aud even health, The Paris.
ian physicians had the rudcness to de-
ny the existence of this animal. ig.
horant as they were that the poor Ia
dy suffered martyrdom. A fortuna,,
chance made her acquainted with DR..
Carbarns, and to- bin sho told her
tale oil WOO. He felt. with the seri.
ousness worthy Of Hippocrates~ him.
sell, the pulse Of the fair patient, in-
qnlrinc after various symptoms, and
when the charming aristocrat bad
exhausted all her store of arguments
70 prove her pet delusion, the youth
III doctor said, after well -feigned
peuse
"Aiadame, the frog is there, but /
VIII remove it.
lie then prescribed an innocent
emetic, and went to the nearest flow
er shop, whore he bought small
green frog. Armed with this
confederate, he presented h m .
SELF once more before the Dutchess,
and placed large basin of water in
readiness.-The emetic began to take
effect, the DutclIess's eyes filed with
tears, and our doctor took adyan-
tage OF the opportunity TO slip the
green frog into the the basin.
On seeing the frog load was re
moved from the Duchess's heart. and
Tor an instant all seemed wei. The
next moment she turned pale, and.
as Dr. Carbarus supported her tot
tering frame, she cried, in despair
ing tone
"Oh, doctor (! I am not yet cured,
Tor the frog has left little ones be-
hind her r.
"Stop!" cried Carbarus, without
allowing trace OF embarrassment to
be seen in his manner, 'that we shall
soon see."
lie then threw searching glance
upon the frog which he had by this
time taken in his hand, and uttered
with a certainty that settled .the
whole quest question 'ar t!cissrssas as.;:Irys,,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05
SAMUEL FAUST
Merchant. Tailor,

Has just received an entire new stock Of
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs & yEsTINGs,
AN Of superior quality which he Is pre-.
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Goods, all of which he offers to the public
at very reasonable prices.
Call st my place IN Holmes Nv Build.
W. cse:,|i 'IES;Stia'saIsl ss'''s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05

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