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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-27
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Mr.. Sumner says that Grant 10 . bold,
bad, dssgerous man ;--NewsPeper.
"a bsld, bad man is General Grant,"
Said Floyd one gloomy night,
Az out from Donaldson he erert,
And took his hssty flight.
From Pillows trembling lips there came
An echo sounding much the same.
And Bucknsr Though his chief was right.
Nor longer burst msintain the fight;
And then came down the rebel 'bars,"
And from the fort hung stripes and stars.
THAT Grants dangerous man." said they
And doubtless think the same to-day.
"A bold, bad man 10 General Grant,"
Said Beauregard one morn,
As from the naughty trsitsr's brow
The victcr's wreath was torn (;
Aud from the field bis legions went,
By orders General Grant lad sent.
Then Shilsh's held WAS ours again,
Despite the host Of Rebel men,
Who came On army bsssting loud,
Bat wsnt panic striksn crowd;
Fer Bsaursgsrd, and oil his men,
Perhaps, thought Grant wss dangerous then
"a bold, bad man 10 General araat,"
Said Penbsrtsn, one day;
.Eutreatiss ere Of no avsil,
He will not stsy away.
A stobborn, mulish, danger Gus man!
He wants onr rebel hides 10 tan"
And still Grants sannsn rsksd the town,
Uatil the rebel 6aes came dowa,
Aud then our banners rent and torn,
wsrethroush the the streets Of viskshure
borne.
The "bold, bad man," that glorious Fourth
Sent glsndssms tidings 10 The North.
"a bold, bad man 10 General Grant,"
And poor Bragg's eyes were dim
With tears; said he, II know
'Tis useless fighting him."
Add soon the cheers from 0rsnt's brave
On Leokout's crest, TOLD whore and when
The rebel General had to run,
And what that "bold bad, man had done.
"That Grants q dangerous man." he said
As from the 6sld his army fed.
"a bold, bad man 10 General Grant"
Said Lee, "thars plain to see;
lie must be very bold, indeed,
To think Of whipping me-"
Then Petersburg aud Richmond fell;
Then Appomatox-maybe-well,
Al last our heroes work was done;
The final victory was wan.
Perhaps the people may forget
These things; bat then, they havn't yet.
They need, then such dangerous men,
And think, perhaps, they may agsiu,
"a bold, bad, dangerous man Is 0rsut;"
JeG Davis thought the same,
When runins Of 10 crinolins,
When he 10 the "last ditch" came.
| A Kuklux's gentle voice was heard,
And.-"Grsnt 10 dangerous" avsrrsd.
Il needs must be that this 10 SO,
For all these rebels ought to know.
Then Hall and Twesd-good honest men
Say "Grant is bold and bad" and when
Such men declare Il, then forsooth,
Folks know that Sumner tells the truth
-Gdlena Gazette
Elk GRovE. WIS.,, Msy, 1872.
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Popplng the Question.

Mehitable Merit. young lady Of
thirty-nius, who never had q chance
to change tho alliterativs character of
her name. was seated over the FIRE
In her little sitting room, when q
knock was hoard, and who should
make his appearance but Solomon
Periwinkle.
"Gooduess. gracious I" thought she,
"I wonder what he's come for-can Il
be -"
But wo won't divalge the thought
that passed through tho old maids
mind.
"How do you do, Miss Merit !" said
Soloman.
pretty we'll. thank you, Mr.. Per-
twinkle. Not but I feel little lonely
nov and then"
"You see as I was coming by I
thought I'D step in and ask you .
question about about
Z" / suppose,' thought Mehltabls.
"he means about the state Of my
heart"
"Ths fact is," said Solomon, who
was rather bsshful, II feel little del.
icate about asking but l hope you
won't think it strange p
10 no." simpered Mehiltible, ~
don't think it at all strange, and in
fact, I've been expecting it,"
"Oh," said Solomon, rather ans
prised, ~ believe you have in your
possession something Of mins.'
"His heart, he means" said Mshit-
ibls, aside. "Well, sir" she oontin-
ued aloud, lit may afford you pleasure
TO learn that you have mine in rev
turn. 1t is fully and entirely your
own.'
What I got your umbrella ~ OK,
claimed Solomon in amazement. ~
think you must bo mistaken, and I
don't think Id like to exchange mine
for 1t, for mino was given TO me-
II beg your pardon" said the dis
comAted old maid. "ba: l made .
mistake. Iquite forgot your umbrel,
10, which l borrowed some time ego,
Here it is. i was thinking Of some.
thiog else.'
afr said Solomon, there is any
thing Of yours that have forgot, I
shall bs happy to return it
"Well, no, it's no matter" stam-
mered Mshitible. eOloring. "Good
mouping,"
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A GooD OLD SToRY.-A friend o
Dean Swiit's one day sent him . tur-
bot as Q present by servant lad,
who had frequently been on similal
errands, but had mover received any
thing from the Dean for his trouble.
Having gained admission, he opened
the study door, and putting down the
nesh on the floor, cried out, rudely
"Msstsr has sent you . turbot."
"Young man" said the Dean, rising
from his easy chair, sis that the way
you deliver . message I Let mo teach
you better manners. Sit down 10 my
chair; we will change places. and
will show you how 70 behave in th'
futurs,'
The boy sat down, and tho Dea.
goiog out, came up to the dsor, and
making Q low bow, said ''Sir, master
presents his kind esmplsments, hope
you are we'll, and requests your 40
cep,ance Of . small present."
"Doos heir replied the boy. IRE
turn him BY best thsuks. and there's
half1A crown for yourself"
'Tks Dean, thus caught in bis owl
trap, laughed heartily and gave th
| boy . Drown for bic ready Wit
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WALKER HOUSE,
Mcclure City Pa.
Il. d. WALTER Proprietor.

This new house, newly furnished and
Il now open 10 the travelling public II is
located bear the depot. No effort will be
spared By the proprietor 10 make the stay
Of his guests pleasant and agreeable.
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The Republican, National Conven-
ton which, yesterday most worthDy
discharged its trust BY ysnsninAtipg
for President Ulysses H Grant o&
illinois, and By nominating for 'vice
President Hon, Henry WILSON q
Massachusetts viii be remarkable =
~ political history Of this nation,
|e1se IN comparison with similar 90
|1sInss g As paak-WA.A}e A}eg'e.
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"vu yVu VVuuuo u VIC tho
asked.
"Yss, Bslle,r he replied, while bic
voice troubled with real emotion. at
ia psrhaps 70 you should first com.
nunicate ny misfortuoe."
Misfortune 7" she echoed.
"Yes. Not that I care 30 much for
the misfortune, bot the consequences
Il mast ensail--the loss Of you"
Tho moon was shining on her bssuti-
fal face, aud George, could not fail
to zoe that IL turned very pale.
"Belle," continued George, with
great emotion, "I have just rece ived
sad news from tho city. I have been
possessed Of q considerable amount Of
wealth, left mo by my father, and for
some timo L have loft it all 10 the
hands Of legal friond Of miue in the
city. He has been unfortunate in 10
vsstiug II has lost il oil, failed him.
cell, and this night Am not worth q
dollar-I am Q beggar."
"But, George, you"
She was very palc, aud her voice
failed hor.
"Of course" George continued, II
could not think OF dragging you down
10 poverty with me. ! had hoped,
IS things were, that there would be
no obstacle to our happiness; that We
might 90 through life 80 joyfully to-
gsthsr, never to be separated on this
side Of the grave bu. now"
Hero George broke down.
"And arc you really as poor as you
say ~ she asked in q strange voioo.
Yes yes I could not bs poorer
"Bst may your fortune not bs ga.
we'd yet, or some portion oft ?"
"There is not tho slightest hope"
ho replied, gloomily.
"And you naturally think" she
won't on, with STANCE calmness,
"that under the Circumstances il
would be best for US to fo<g6t old
pledges, and pursue our ways sepa-
rately Z"
"Yes-for your sake" he replied {;
then mentally added "Oh, Heaven,
It is true She is ready to give nj q
up!"
"And you are not worth dollar ?"
she again asked, with . singular tone
and manner.
"Not Q dollar I"
Her plump arms we're around hi 8
neck in o moment, and she actually
kissed him. Not merely once, but
five or six times, aud then number
Of times after that, which could moi
conveniently hav been counted.
"George Winter she whispered,
could you think mo so lost to princi-
ple as to bs ready to rouounce you iu
in your advorsity4 You do not know
what q true woman's heart is. I would
not part with you for the world now!
I am heartily glad that you aro poor.
l have enough for both, aud oil that
is mins..shall be yours forever moro
l have read your heart correctly this
night, and know you aro noithor
an unprinoipled adventuror nor ,
shallow fop, such as I have spuruod
in times past I have been termed
an unfeeliug coquetts, but God knows
that never yet brought pain to ono
whom believed to bo honest aud
upright 10 heart. Ifyou lOvo me-
and I know you have not lightly told
me so--never think Of your lost for.
tune again."
And two months later Belle Gray,
the ooqustts, married the man whom
she still believed to be psonilsss, and
not long sftsrward hs sonfesssd hi'
innocent stra tagem-taking care h
blame It all su his pretty cousin.
"IfI had known that" she began,
bat stopped and kissed him..
They have been married ten years
now, and she 10 the beet vito living
hs says.
A GooD OLD SToRY.-A friend Of
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I7(1kznN0UNT HOUSE,
MAR fHH DEPOT,
N1ldd1ebuz-w, Pa.
01ORan GUYER, Paopsrrroa

1his No. Z h slsss prsxlnlty to The
dspee - ~ lnseay besa rebuilt ssd 70.
1id1. Heeuo ooDnsdious-thetAbis well
suppllea Nib tAe osst he market sfords
--en1 -ooeno ne1eraas.
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Pretty tpNcher. "Now. Johuny
wslla san ysu tell me what 10 meant
by , Eiracle I" JOhnsy. Yes, ma'sm.
Moihsr says IL you don't marry our
new parson Il will bs \ miraele."
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I II. LINN, A. HI. DILL
OirfcsSESs Al LAW is.:Sss y; :Sssa r.
ofer their professional services TO the
public. Collections and sll other pro-
fessional busInsss entrusted 70 their csrs
win receive pvenpt sttsntion. Jan. 8, '67sf
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ne s.s:s:.asss ~ sseP:. ssls ..sAsd e ,.ie..
above named plaes, on The road .ffcm Middls
sntSfssin the pablio with nrst elass eeocmmoda
tions. HENDY BENfER.
April Q, ls7I.
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TAKEN TO FAIRMoNT.-About three
weeks since We published an account oil
an accident which happened to Ulysses
Jones, employed on construction train
on the HempACld Road. Mr.. Jones was
knocked of the train as it was being
backed into a tunnel short distance west
Of Washington, The wheels oil one truck
passed over his legs, and he was other.
wise injured. 1t was feared from tho first
that he could not long survive but he
fingered in great pain until last Monday,
when death relieved him from his suffer.
Ing His remains were brought down to
the cityyesterday morning, by the Hemp,
field train, and thence transferred to the
Cumberland Accommodation to DO taken
to Fairmont, where the parents Of the de.
ceased reside. nN
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To KEEP THE PEAoE.-In yesterdays
paper VIC mentioned the arrest OF Ed.
Renforth for committing an assault on
John Anderson. We also stated that
Renlnrth would have an examination be.
fore Esqr. Gillespy, yesterday. Accord
ingly the parties confronted each other
IN the Justices Office in the afternoon,
and the case was heard at great length. It
was shown by the testimony that two oil
the Renforths were concerned in the dit.
tculty, and the charge being clearly es'
tablished, Ed. and William Renlorth
were required to give security in the snm
OF one hundred dollars each to keep the
peace one year. This they did, and were
thereupon discharged. .-
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FrNED.-Nick Shrader was before Esqr
GiIlespy, yesterday, to answer charge
Of threatening to do personal violence to
Henry shafEer. The difficulty arose
about some work shafer was doing for
Shrader. After hearing the testimony
tho Justice imposed a flne Of ono dollar
and costs on the prisoner. The money
was promptly paid.
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BUSINESS IN TIE REcoRDER's OFFICE.
During the month of September there
were issued from the Recorders office in
thtSEcounty, twenty marriage licenses
twenty-five deeds in fee, whose consider.
atoms aggregated $30,515, and twenty.
three deeds Of trust, were admitted to
record. In the corresponding month OF
1870 there were twenty licenses issued,
and in 1871, twenty.six.
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ACCIDENT TO A HORSE AND CART.-A
horse and cart at work in filling the JET.
son street chasm, went over the bank last
evening, to the depths below. Both
were rescued without much difficulty.
Neither sustained any material injury.
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New FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C.
Hess, corner of Main and Quincy streets
has just received the most complete and
chOice line efForeign and Domestic Gas.
simercs, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagonals, Cloths OF all shades.
Vestings, Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods
&C., that can DO found in the city. Also
a large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does al
work in the best style and guarantees flta
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ANOTHER FIRST PREMIUM was award,
ed at the exhibition Of the VIM. q. Shelf
s. Co. Pianos and Eureka Organs al
GAINESVILLE, D, These instruments fully
deserve their popularity, and the sales O.
them made at sheib's Music, Store, Mon
roc street, are astonishingly large. Every
day some family Is made happy with one
either an Organ or Piano, and no one de-
serves success more than friend Shelb, fol
he accommodates everybody, rich or poor
90 that all can refine their homes.
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Educational.
WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Established by Congress; adopted by the State
aided by tho benevolCncc Of indiyiduAls, socie.
ties, aud other institutions.
Five Departments OF Insruc tIon-IItcrary.
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
Ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of large Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TERM begins September 9TH. WINTER.
December 9TH. SrRING, March 24th.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from $3.50 to $2SO per year. Less
TO those boarding In clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particu.
lars, to
.~ ALEX. MARTIN, President.
MoRaANTowN, W. Va , July 10, 1872. jy9o
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THE HEBREW NEW YEAR.-At sunset
this evening the Hebrew year 5639 will
have expired and the new year 1898 begin.
The new years day of the Hebrews is the
first day oil the seventh month Tishri and is
called the beginning Of the sacred year,
which dates the creation of the world, &C.
cording to the biblical accounts, and is
distinguished from the civil year, which
begins on the first Hebrew month Nissan,
which dates from tho formation of the
Hebrews as nation. Upon the New
Year, (Rosh HashonnahO also called the
day Of judgment, (Yom Haddin) the rams
horn is blown, which Is to remind the
1sraellte Of therelation in which he stands
to his Maker. 1t is observed with great
solemnity, the reformed party among the
Hebrews observing n but one day, while
the orthodox celebrate it two days.
The ceremony Of blowing tho horn
is based upon Lcviticus, Esd chapter, Gath
verse, "Speak unto the children Of
Israel, saying, in the seventh month, on
the first day of the month, shall we have
Sabbath, memorial of blowing trump.
cts, an holy convocatlon." The week
preceding the new year is a week Of
penitence, designed as a preparation for
the New Year and Day Of Atonement,
which takes place on the tenth day oil
Tisri, or the 18th day Of October, in this
year. This Is the most solemn day for
the lsrAelites, and is devoted by them
from sunset to sunset the next day to
prayer and tasting. The synagogues
upon this occasion are overcrowded. The
observance Of that day is based upon
Lev. 23d chapter, eth verse, "Also on the
tenth day of the seventh month there
shall be day of attonement; it shall be
a holy convocation unto you, and We shall
atllict your souls and offer an offering
made by fire unto the Lord"
The year just closed began on the 10th
Of September 1871, and had, consequently,
1888 days, IS sabbaths, sud 10 months.
The year which commences this evening
will end Sept. 81, 1878.
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Court OF ArPEALs.-An adjourned
term Of the court Of appeals will meet in
this city tomorrow. We presume all
the cases heretofore argued before the
Court will be decided at this term, as it is
held for tho special purpose of rendering
decisions. No other business is to be
transacted. We do not know the time al
which their Honors will assemble.
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Thy THEM.-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat.
ent f'ting shirt which is gradually taking
the place Of all others. These shirts open
In the side and are made in any desired
style J. 7. Lakin & Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.
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LIaEE AND sHADE.-All the asummer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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"sEcURE TIE SHADOW ERE TIE Sun.
STANCE FADE."-Now is a good time to
secure your SHADOW" The best place
Is, unquestiohably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street. +'
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BAPTIST STATE CONVENTIONAL con.
OF Baptist ministers and elders from the
several charges Of that denomination in
this State, will meet at Grafton, to,mor.
row.
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CALL at swabacker's, % Union street
to see new patterns in Guipure Laces,
Gimps, new shades corded Satins and
piece Velyets.
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For frills, ties, real and imitation lace
collars, hid gloves, zephyrs, chenillies, Sc,
50 TO L. swabacker's, % Union street
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CHEAP GooDs.-A large stock Of Wo.
MEMS Misses and Childrens' Shoes rs
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. v.
Blends.
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

The Rose GArdsn-Dy author OF "UnawAres,' VI
cloth l2mO, Sl6O.
Pathn derby J. Fenimore Cooper, royal
octave edition, $l2S; paper, TIC.
Last the MohIcanS-By ]. FOnImorc Cooper
royal octave edition, 81 25.
Deer SlAyOr-By ]. FenImoro Cooper, royal
octave edition. $l25.
Dr. vaudJke-By John Eston Cooke royal
octave, clOtl, 81 Is; paper 75c.
AGsod Inrestment-By William Flagg, paper,
SOC.
Ombra-By Mrs. olIphAnt, piper, CSC.
A Golden sOrroW-By Mrs. CGshel Hoey,
paper, 6Uc.
Lord KIIgObbIn-By Charles Lover, royal oc.
taVo, cloth 81 6O; paper $lCO.
An American Girl Abroad-By Niles AdclInC
Tratton, cloth. lGIo. 81 Is.
Tho Wears DAughtcr-By Geo. Macdonald,
cloth, limo. 81 30.
The Doctors DAushter-By Sophie May,
cloth, limo. $40.
Saratoga In lobby Ell Perkins aud Arthur
Lunley, cloth, %.
Chatterbox for lsis-Boards, $l5s.
The New IIymnals-At all prices.
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THE finest Silks imported, Of Bonnets'
make, can be had at Henry Brues', the
greatest Dry Goods Emporium in West
Virginia.
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THE popular Dry Goods house of Hen.
ry Brues will have their grand gas.light
opening and exhibition of fine Dry Goods
next Friday evening.
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Positively no goods sold next Friday
evening at the gas.light opening and cxhi.
bition Of Fancy Dry Goods at Henry
Brues. AHF7 r. :
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REMEMBER, next Friday evening is the
gas light exhibition Of dry goods at
Henry Bruce. r
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THE most complete stock Of ladies' and
children's underwear in the city, at swa-
hackers, 90 Union street.
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HENRY BRUEswi guarantee to sell fine
Black Silks, Irish Poplins and Black AL.
pacas IS per cent less than any house in
the trade.
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lNorder To reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less of cost from this date. L. V. Blond.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1872.
DEPARTURE OF TRAM


Wanted-Day Boarders.
Notice.
No more Dimmed Eyes.
Washington Hall-Pantomine Troup.
Splint Seat Rockers.
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ONE thousand pieces OF Music, at hall
price, for sale at V. Harding's Music
Store, 100 Market street.
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NINE swABAcKRR, % Union street, has
Just returned from tho East with fine
stock OF goods Call and see.
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DoN'T miss getting one Of those buff
Linen Table Cloths for 81 %, worth
s. 90, only to be had at Henry Brues'.
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The use oil single bottle Of Pain Cure
Oil is sufficient to show its efficacy in
removing pain or Inflammation. Tryit.
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Tickets 70 all principal points in tho East and
West can DO procured at tho Union Ticket Otlcc,
In MLuTG House, and at the Station at Bridge.
port
F. MYERS,
jcl2 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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