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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-27

Tns LADY's FRfESp FOR JuLr.-The
leading plate in this number Is copy Of
1illais famous picture Of the lIugucnot
Lovers, accompanying wich isa poem Of
remarkable beauty. The great st. Bernard
Convent and lake, is also highly inter
esting picture. The fashion illustrations
are abundant and tasteful aud the match :
less s'cottische a ne" and lively piece OF
Hodgson have good stories,-the latter es-
pecially fine. Mrs. Woods novel is in
tensely Interesting. There is n poem by
Eleanor Donnelly, who always writes WELL
and Song in the Wood. by'Louise Chand.
Ter Moulion. Price $500 year Four
copies. 6. "The Lady's Friend and "The
Saturday Evening, POST "a. Published
by Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphis.
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Tnr FoURTn At SuNDrRY.-Sunbury
will have q centennial celebration on the
ith Of July, The original surveys Of this
town were made in June and July, l7I2,
and the returns Of the provincial authori
tiles reached them on the 4lh Of July In
the same year. In honor Of the one hum
dreth birt thday OF Sunbury its citizens have
determined on grand demonstration. At
recent meeting committee OF fifteen
was appointed TO make the necessary ar
rangcments. with the direction that they
extend an invitation TO all the eitizeus
orders aud organizations in the county to
participate in the centennial Celebration.
AT q subsequent joint meeting OF council
and citizens il was resolved that Co! 4, II.
purdy be tue historian on the occasion
that this committee respectfully request
the Hon. Alexander Jordan TO act ms pres
ident Of the assembly on this occasion, and
10 favor us with his personal "reminiscences
Of our town; that the Hon. Simon Came.
ron, His Exccllcncy Gov. Geary, Hon.
James Pollock aud Hon. john B. Packer be
cordially invited to participate with us in
our centcnnialcclebration, that an invitation
be extended to toe various secret organiza-
tions, fire aud military companies and
other organizations Of the town, and that
they be respectfully requested in behalf
our people 10 extend invitations TO sister
lodges and organizations to be present
aud participate in the grand celebration
A committee was appointed to extend in-
vitations to the Communicates Of Knights
Templar Of this city, Flmira, Williamsport,
Bloomsbury, Cltawissa, etc.
/. was also resolved that committee Of
three 10 appointed 10 procure apiece of
artillery and fireworks, the pYrotechuic
display 10 cost no moro than S5U0.
At n later meeting action was taken 10
invite soldiers Of the war Of 1872 and the
Mexican war TO participate in the demon.
sirston. The committee on balloon re-
ported that they Ind contracted with Prof.
Light to make balloon ascention for $500
and expenses.
A resolution was adopted that commit.
tee be appointed 10 correspond with the
officers Of the various railroad companies
requesting them TO issue excursion tickets
on tho Fourth day Of July, good 10 return
until the 9Th.
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Time aud eniisnteped ex,e.

riehCe have shown that certain sub
stances formly used aud relied on in medi.
cal practice, are Unnecessary aud danger
ons yet some Of these substances hive
found their way iLto medical compounds.
DR. WALKERS CALIRoRSiA VINEGAR BlT-
Trns, however, contains nothing injurious.
being composed exclusively OF vegetable
substances from California. For oil dis
orders OF the liver, kidneys, bladder, skin,
aud digestive organs. aud for purifying the
blood. they are the most wonderful reme-
dy known. 4w
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BRAisARD's MU,IcAL Womb for Juno
contains Poetry, Katie's Prayer Miscella-
ny. The Musical Spirit Medium. Rejected,
A good hint for actors and singers, Hints
on the preservation Of the Piano, A bal
d opera. Music Of Rolling Sand. About
Leaders OF choirs, orchastras, etc. Edito-
rails. Amateur performances and their re.
ia'ion to the musical press. Martin Luther.
ia lions. Music in Public Schools &c.
> year. Specimen copies. con
tanning ,,gghi pages Of new, fresh and
beautiiul music, 10 cents, S. Brainards
Sons, PublIsisys ClevelGsd Ohio.
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Cnoarfr.---we understand that club
Of creauet players of scllnsgrove have sent
a achsllenge to similar club at Lewisiown,
to meet them in asocial game on the Fourth
Of July, half way between suubury aud
Lewistown-say Adamsburg. This would
bes pleasant way Of spending the day and
We trust thc chalIenge will be accepted.
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WAS ever any new costume more CRITICS.
cd than the new ''Dolly Warden % If a
lady wants to be noticed in the street, she
has only TO put on one Of these bright
figured garments, and all eyes are directed
toward her. One must possess considera-
bic courage 10 meet the attention with
graceful Inconsistencies. The following
10 q graphic description of a Dolly Warden;
"The starbord sleeve bore yellow hop
vine in full leaf on red ground. with mum
bers Of gray birds, badly moltilated by the
seams, flying hitber and yon in wild dis.
may at tho approach of red and black
hunter Calvary Mission infant class was
depicted on the back. the making up of the
garment scattering truant scholars up the
sides and on the skirt, while a country
poultry fair group of American hunting
dogs. badly demoralized by the gathers,
gave the front q remarkable appearance.
The left sleeve had on It the alphabet in
i've different languages" f
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Tooth ache proceeds from ague in the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve of
decayed tooth Rub the gum thorough
ly with the finger, wet with Johnsou's An
odyne Liniment, heat the the face well,
and LAP flannel wet with the lnimeut on
the face, also put little of the Lni-
msnt into the cavity OF the tooth on cotton.
The system frequently gets cut OF order
md should he at once regulated, else other
troubles will ensue when pbysic is needed
take Parsons Pursative Pills they are
safe, wholesome, md natural IN Medicine.
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To Consumptives-

The al yertiser, having been permanently cur
cd of .bat dread disease, ConsuInpti BY 4 sim
plo remedy, Is anxious to make TO his fellow suf-
lerors the means of cure. To all who desire Il
Of Charge, With the directions for preparing aud
using the came, which they win md suRE
CuRR for C0EsuMrrIos, ASTHMA, BRokonITis
40. rarties wishing the prescription will please
address ll Rev. EDwARD A. WILSON,.
lp& Penn Street wnlIsmsburgh N. j
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s NorrcE TO BoYs.-A number Of our Town
Boys are in the habit of gathering around
the Depot about the lime Of the arrival and
departure Of all Passenger trains. They
also make 1t business to be on hand for
the Local freight. 1t tisso nice to hang to
the cars whilst they are shifting. These
uprully youngsters are becoming nuis-
ance and annoyance not only to the en-
ployees At the Station but to. the passen-
gers also. They are daily in danger Of
meeting with some accident and their par
ents had best keep them at homo. The
Railroad company will not be responsible
for any accidents that may happen them.
and whenever their services are wanted,
. hereafter. TO come through tho passenger
rooms. hoot on tho platform aud thrust
their hoses into the doors Of passenger
trains they win receive due notice thereof
until such notice 10 given them they
must understand that their services are
W ">~'''TtE rotf "a
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WESTWARD

{ iI-l.rie ras, Line wc7t. fcr Eric,
leaves llatri inrg daily loxccpt Sunday
.t ! 90 p en- uut'iug Il, Ere at . 80 am.
90 l' Er' Mail vr.t. !,r Erie, leaves
N,ui.hurs i,ily ut lO lu u ~ arriving NJ
Erie al . aIam.
70 ap--Ciuoun,u Express leaves ITar-
ri.'ur. daily ~ lu 30 D. so arrives At Alto
nm a. . i1 au aud arrive. ~ Pittshutg at
S S2Dpr.
l. % i-1hu Southern express leaves lIar-
rshurH u,ilv ~ /. Db a ~. arrives ut Al
tnunr At D 20 ? IA. aul aytlycf TT Pitts
.UrEh ~ - 40 IA.
! lO3-lncihc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily ~ ! - = IN arrives ~ Altona ut y 10
u m and arrive, NJ ri,t tshurg at . 90 pm.
Fast Line leave, llcrrishurg daily Tex
cept sunday at 4 30 :, III arrives 1T Allo-
uH at u1 =. IL thsc- supper aul arrives nt
riu-hpr. ~ 80 m.
Mail Tram leaves Harrisburg daily Tex.
cspt sunday ~ 10 y u arrives At Alto
~ 40 , H. y III takes supper aud arrives ut
rit,hury At ! % u ~.
Way Ia. .sugcr Train Leaves Harrisburg
d,uy ~ $50 % 90 arrive. At Altoun nj ! 30
p M and at fI,tsours nt S - p m lcXccpt
sun tyI
Through Passenger leaves Harrisburg ut
3 90 u Ia arrives nt Altoona at $ 10 IN
Pittsburgh at 90 p m.
SAMUEL \ BLACK,
Sul.. Middle Div. Penna. X. II. .
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ssHrousLy HuRr "A man named Rushon
whilst engaged in working on scaiIold at a
beildins 10 sslinsgrove nccidepily fell from
u and ran pailing into his side. causing
q wound that will probably provo fatal.
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HAr crors.--our farmers are begirning
10 cut their grass. The hay crop win be
FAR better than was anticipated few weeks
ago. We will have fair average crop in
this county.
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A DAIINIsTRAToR's NoTICE.-Letters
hof Administration on the estate Of
Daniel @. Shook, late Of Beaver town
ship, Snyder county, Pa, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, residing
in said township. All parsons knowing
themselves indebted TO the estate Of said
deceased will please make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against said
estate will present them for settlement TO
JACOB GROSS,
juno O. re- Administrator.
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T,XECUTORS' HoTICE.-Letiers Testa.
Lmentary on the estate Of David FessleI
late Of Centre twp, Snyder county, fa.,
deceased, having been granted to the un'
dersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said estate are requested &c
make immediate payment, while those ha'
wing claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement to
REUB EN- B FESSLER
May %, ~. Executor.
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ExrrSsrvs preparations 10 celebrate the
Fourth Of July is being made in almost
every town in the State.
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CnxHr'xs.--r Fine cherries are now be-
log brought to market and are selling Al
six cents per quart.
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suDburY & Levvis.o,yn n. n.
DENNSYfNANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

STATIONS. Accom- laan.

Eiiht trims (rai,y) to and from
phi'adolphi, and ps,fsbG Greh, aud
Two trains Daily 10 aud from
Eric Sundays Gxceptcd.)
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EXECuToRs' NOTICE.--I.etters testa-
.Unentary on the estate of Francis a..
Boyer late Of Washington twp, Snyder
county, Pa, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, oil persons knowing
themselves indebted to sal d estate are re-
quest cd to make immediate payment,
while those having claims will present
themto, wM. NJ. BOYER,
'' CHARLES II. BOYER,
MAY %. 10. HtH Executors.
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DIED.

In Beaver township juno 8, Dr.. Isaac
Rolhrock, after short Illness of dropsy
aged about 72 years. lie was nm old oli-
zen, and at one time represented this coun-
~ in the State Legislature.
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MARRIED..

June Q, Samuel L. Matcheit and Miss
Emma Rcigel, both of Port Treverton.
On the 10th inst, in Middleburg, BIZ
Rev. J. r. Shindel, Mr., Henry S. Spiglen-
mycr and Lydia A. Bair, both Of West Bea f.
yer twp.
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fAnxxns are hopeful iha, the recent 90.
picus rains have drowned the grasshop
rers.
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BArtnoAp MArrsns.--The Pennsylva.
nia Railroad company has commenced fen
cling OF fourteen acRes Of ground on Gen.
Burns farm across tho river, recently sc.
cured, aud we hear Of some talk Of Rail-
road Directors meeting shortly for tho pur.
pose OF determining on the improvements
10 be made. Every thing over there denotes
business, the old warehouse being changed
that Il is hardly recognizable, additional
tracks are preparing for tho branches.
and up The river large force Is al work
widening the road bed, no doubt with a
view Of an additional track. IL is one o.
the probabilities that In another year
freight as we'll as other trains from New
York will reach the Pennsylvania at Low.
istown Junction via the Sudbury and Lew.
istown.
The Glamorgan Siding will soon be com
pleted 10 thu new furnace, when COL Will.
lie will probably take down the bridge aud
ircstle work loading from Water street TO
the old works.
As what would have been great enter.
prises years ago are but small matters now
TO the corporation, il has often struck us
that the pennsylvanlau could make au Of
cut from Nj. Unlon to Perrysyille which
would prove Of material advantage in pass
ing freight or even some passenger lines
The only obstruction on this route, and
these are not Of much account nowadays,
are reaching Licking creek from Perrys-
vile, crossing tho dividing ridge between
East and West Licking, aud passing or
rounding the bluff at the mouth Of West
Licking on the big bead Of the Juniata
above Newton Ilamilton--all tho rest be.
ing plain sailing with easy grades. The
only bridge Of any account would be that
over the Big Aughwick, near its mouth,
Tho dividing ridge could apparently be
crossed at grade of 80 feet to the mile.
We have been over nearly every foot Of
this ground, and If such an oacut would
be Of any advantage we believe survey
would prove fully as favorable as it ap.
pears to the oye.-L,risioEn GdEette.
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A Lapv writes 10 down South txrkanes
that PIGS sizssrd, roH>lsd dty aud ground
TO power, 4 a sovereign remedy for hIc.
|coushs. This important information should
make . spirited demand In market for pigs
siszards. No family should be without one
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't.i .f % ~
.-viilIfpHia Express leave. Har-
burg daily lryr"lt Monday st 2 g5
iH mil arrives NJ Vest Philadelphia ut
. iu am.
! j-Fast line lcav,e li,rri,'nrg daily
Icsccpt Monday nt oin N aud arrives
al We, rhilh .r'phip ut = U5aa.
iU-Nnu rr,ip leIrca llarii-burg dali
ly lctrepi Sunday nt, so N and ar-
rive. a, Pbil.iylpLia 1T II ~ m.
ln ii.s CIncirrhti Rxprcss leaves llar-
.i bur. d,ily n, 10 80 m aud arrives at
Nest Ih.l,l,iptit 10 O6ain.
% l.--rac.dc ENpress leave. Harris.
'yrt d,uy ~ 4 So ia aud arrives az
H,.t phihd-'pUin ~ 10 ? M.
2vV-E E,nirn Express lsryc' Harrisburg
d.iiy Ht 90 p 700 sud svsivca -, West Phil
rdo,ub,A 1T 10 p ,s ACCEPT sunday
3 J.i.-ilrrt,,oGIg Accommodation leaves
npsrl-Aurg ut 80 p IN and arrives at
laU,d,lphiN 1t . 80 ? ".
15I-LAn gr,lr. via Mount Joy
.cANr, ilAuiahuts G.ly Except Sunday
at iu m ani arrives at Wet Philadel-
lhil u. f. lu va.
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pmLADELruIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

On and After MONDAY NOV. -. 1872
The trains on the Philadelphia 81 Erie Rail
Road viii run as follows
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY nov.
l2,h 1871. the Passenger Trains
OF fhr rcon-y'vauin ra.lro,i Company
viii depart FROM Harrisburg aud arrive
nt Philadelphia AMI riisbGrs as fol-
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States and these as wen a. ali other tribes OF In.
dians and second, 10 induce them % abandon tnelr
present habits o. life and go upon reservatlons and
be placed under the influences OF eiutation ana
Christian civilization.
The United states Police COnveuti>n.
The second OF the series OF National Polic,H Oour
ventons will be held In tnis city June ]. when
1t is expected that delegates Will be present frtm
every city IN the Union. The most important mesa
sure TO come before the Convention for considera-
uniform system OF Metropolitan Pohce throughout
the United States
Senator Garrett Davis in Kentucky.
letter received by Senator Stevenson, OF Ken
kucky, from his colleague Senator Garrett Davis.
Is to the effect that ne reached hR home IN
Kentucky but little fatigued by Journey ana shst
It is doubtful. however. whether he will venture 20
return TO Wilmington this season.
Negro shot in the Streets.
A colored man named Burev, waiter. with TIVE
bosterous companions. entered saloon ON the
corner OF Ninth street add Pennsylvania avenue
this evening, ana demanded something to eat
Thev were refused AMI, after parley, wcns out.
When outside shot was fired bv some unknown
person. The bail took effect on Burley's neck.
fractured his Jaw, Knocked out few teeth. and
passed out OF his mouth. lie was taken to drug
store, where his wounds were dressed and pro-
nounced not dangerous. The proprietoas OF the
saloon say they were inside when the SHOOTING
occurred.
Death OF n Veteran Steamboat Captain.
Captain Thomas Stackpoc, a well known steam
boat captain Of this city. died this afternoon
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Personal Intelligence.

Judge ]. A. Johnson OF Kentucky, yesterday ar
rived at the Grand Central Hotel.
DR.. Henry Stewart, OF the United States Navy, Is
stay Ing at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Rev. d. Sheridan, OF Cork Is among the late
arrivals at the Austin House.
Judge +. ii. Eastman, OF Montana, Is among the
late arrivals at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Ex.Uonpressman Charles u. Shaw, Of New York,
Is at the st. Denis Hotel.
Congressman Luke p. Poland, OF Vermont, Is
sojourning at the Grand Central Hotel.
+. NJ. Tory Assistant Secretary OF the Japanese
Embassy. with seven japanese students en- route to
Europe are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Admiral Englelelt, naval attache OF the British
Legation, Is yet visiting places OF In crest to him
in this city and vicnt'. The Admiral was on the
retired list Tor some time previous to his appoint
ment TO his present station, and therefore the
memory oil his deeds In the service has been In a
great degree lost. lie Is. however, well known for
his explorations In the Arctic region, whose I'm
portant results brought him gold medal from the
ROYAL Geographical Society OF England. He Is
member and correspondent OF that society,". and
will transmit all Information OF value 10 IL tnas ne
NAV gain IN thls country.
Governor warmoth, General sheridan. Colonel
John ]. Williamson, Colonel Hacn, l.. d. Swords
md Senator West, all politicians OF LOUISIANA
arrived In the city yesterday and are domicied at
Tho riltn Avenue HOTEL where they will remain for
sovero, DAYS. The immediate object OF the Cover.
morris visit IS TO attend the meeting OF the Mobile and
Texas Railroad, IN which Louisiana holds two and
O hall million stock.
Hon. ID. +. Corbn. United states District Attorney
for South Carolina, Is at the St CLOUD hotel'
| General Corbin has been very successful, III Ms
oC,cia capacity, In the conviction oil large number
of the Ku Klux, who are now In The Albany Penlten
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yoax HsaALu.

PARIS, Marcn 10, 1872.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
OF Wales nave arrived In Paris They took their de-
parture from London on Saturday and are Journey
ing en- route to the south OF France. The Prince
days before proceeding to the provinces.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PERSONALITIES TOWARDS PAR
LAMENT.
Earnest and active efforts are being made by men
OF nigh standing and influence with the view OF
conctltng the differences which exist between
President Theirs and the committee or the Assembly
on the bill for the control OF the press.
The Parliamentary committee 10 willing to retain
in the bill the declaratory references to the DEGREES
BY which the present government was established
n the President will guarantee that the pact OF Bor
deaux shall be maintained.
TREASURY SURPLUS AND FINANCIAL VITALITY.
The condition OF the national treasury. even after
paying the fourth half milliard OF the German IN
demnity, Is satisfactory. The Minister OF Finance
Is enabled to report balance OF 450 900 francs
on hand.
ITALY REGRETFUL OF TERRITORIAL CEssION.
The COnStitWiOnnel says the Count de Remusat,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs has sent note to the
Italian Cabinet couched IN friendly TERMS requesting
ian explanation OF the forttdcations on the Geno.
ese coast and frontiers, as these works seem to be
directed against the security OF Savoy and Nice"
THE DIPLOMACY FROM ROME
Signor Minghetti, the Special Envoy of the Italian
government, has left Rome and Is expected here on
Monday The recall or Chevalier Nigra Is now con.
sidered certain.