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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-10
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PREPARED By

Or. }. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass, ,
Practical aud analytical Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-10
and Medical.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
mi, ANIMATION or THE BOWELS.
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SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-04

TnE long expected companion 10 TIN
NIGHTS IN A BAR.ROOM is nearly rea.
dy, and will shortly appear. TAc popular.
ity and great usefulness OF Ibis standard
temperance book is evinced by the i'm
mcnse sa'es that have been made, much
greater. IL is believed, than that Of any
book Of this class ever published. Who hss
not read this remarkable book, so true to
aturc. SO intense in effect. and so terrible
in iis moral. and who that has read It has
not wiched for companion. To satisfy
this widely expressed desire, the author
| has undertaken and just completed new
volume, that unmnsks thc..liquor sellor and
arouse the public.
The new book is cuille Three Years in
q Mon-Trap." II gives an inside view Of
the liquor trade, and portays the terrible
effects Of lhat traffic in series Of life pic.
lures, full Of the inlensest Interest. with
The skill and fidelity to nature 20 eminent
| ly Characteristic of the author. The book
cannot fail to make strong impression
and, as a new auxiliary in the cause Of
temperance, will have u wide and power
rul influence. Nothing could he more
timely than its appearance now. We learn
by the Publishers circular that II is to be
sold exclusively by agents, and 1t is a
good opportunity TO sccurea book which
which will sell easily, and nj the same
| lime do a vast amount of good, we advise
any one seeking profitable employment TO
apply TO the publishers, j. NJ. SroppART a
Co.. No. 733 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
for m agency, and enter into this work Of
moral colporieurnge at onc,.
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that is almost impossible for an editor TO
expires his honest opinion Of the merits Of
any articles without being suspected Of in
iercsted motives. This fact, however,
shall not deter us from saying what We
think Of q new addition to the Maieria
Medica 10 which our attention has been
recently directed. We ref,r TO Dir. WALK
ER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BirTEps. rene
dy which is making it's way into more fam
lilies just now than all other ADVERTISED med
icincs put together. There seems TO be no
question about the potency of it tonic and
Alternative properties, while it possesses the
great negative Recommendation of contain
| ing neither alcohol nor mineral poison.
That il is specific for Indigestion, Bill
business, Constipation. and many com.
plants Of nervous origin, we have reason
son to know and We are assured on good
authority that rs general invigorant, reg.
ulsling aud Purifying medicine. it has no
equsl. 1t is stated that its Ingredients,
! (obtanel from the wilds Of California, are
new TO the medical world ond its extra
ordinary effects certainly warrant the con-
clusion that it is compound Of ageats
hitherto unknown. If popularity is any
criterion, there can he no doubt Of the eff
cheney of the VINEGAR BiTTERs, for the sale
of the article is Immense and continually
iscrcasiny. 4w.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Runkeis' Bitter VINE of Iron.
KUyKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure oil diseases arising from disor-
dered liver and stomach, such asa consti
ration, aatulence. inward piles, fullness Of
blood to the head, acidiiy Of the stomach,
nausea, heartburn, disgust Of food, fullncss
or weight in the stomach, sinking or fut-
iering at the pit Of the stomach, swimming
al the head, hurried or difficult breathing
auitering at the heart, choking or sutfocat'
ing sensations when in lying posture, dim
ness Of vision, So. Price, 81, per bottle
\. y. Kunkel proprietor, N. L. corner OF
Tenth and Chestnut sis, Philadelphia
Price 81. 90 for sale by Druggists.
II your Druggist has II not, enclose 81 %,
to my Address, N. 4. Cor 10th, and Chest
nut, and il will come by next express train
and ADVICE free. Of charge.
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Advertising alsnc does not produce sue.
cess. The thing which is adv, rtised must
have intrinsic meri., or else large adver.
tising will eventually do II more harm
ban good. If you have anything you
know to be good. advertise IL thoroughly.
and you will be sure 10 succeed IL IL Is
poor don't praise II. for peo pie will soon
discover yoi are lying.
Such Is the policy Of tie burlington
Route. which runs TO the three great re-
gions in the West LIST. To Omaha, con.
meeting with the great Pacific Roads. %.
to Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska, and
all that beautiful region south Of the
Platte, filed with n. II. lands and home.
steads. Sd. To st. Joseph, ki nsas City
and all Kansas points.
The roads are splendidly built. have the
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller plat.
form and coupler, and the safety air brake
ito prevent the loss Of life that ic every
where else happening }; pullman's sleep
era, Pullman dining cars, large and pow
erful engines TO make quick time and
good connections. and arc in word tho
best equipped roads in the West. SO that
IL you desire TO 60 safely, surely, quickly
and comfortably TO any poin, 10 Southern
Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas, or en- the Pacific
Roads, be sure that you 90 by Way oI
Bu lington."
All who wish particular information
and large map. showing correctly ih'
Great West, and all its Railroad connec-
tions. can obtain them, and any oIhcl
knowledge, by addressing General ras
senger Agent, u. s Mo, II. r. H., Bur-
lington, Iowa.
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The March number Of LErrEL's LUIS.
TRArED MgcuANIcAL NEws is replere with
choice illustrations and valuable matter
The engraviugs a:e thirteen in number.
representing an improved Well Anger,
Yarn Press, Yarn Hook, Middlings Sepa.
rator, Mill Bush. Churn Dasher, Clothes.
line Holder Milestone Dressing Machine
Baskei-Split. sc., In addition TO u cut Of I
Plank Crib Dam (No. IL of the series. and
the hest yet prssented) and fine portrait
Of Edward =. Allis, the well-kuown man
ufacturer, of Milwaukee. Wis.
The Mechanical News is published b,
James Lefiel Co.. Springfield Ohio, al
the extreme low price Of 50 cents per au.
mum. A liberal list Of premiums for clubs
is offered, of special value 10 millers anC
others in similar employments.
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4 MONTE LoRp. being tho sequal 10 THE
Lost Heir Of Linliihgow." by Mrs. Emmn
D. L. y. Soulhwor,li, is in prcss. and will
he published in few days by 7. d. Pc
,erson Brothers, Philadelphia. Pa. II Is
aid 10 he the best book that this popular
mhoress has ever written. "a Noble
Lord win will he issucl in a large duo.
deeimo volume, uniform with Mrs. South.
vorih's other works. and will he sold at
The low price Of Sl,75 in cloth, or 81, 80
10 paper cover or copies will be sent by
nail, to any place, post paid, by the pub.
i.hers. on receipt Of the price Of the work
ID a letter to them. The following new
books are having immmense sales. and
houd be read by all ''John Jaspers Sc.
ret,' being the seqnal TO 10 Charles Dick.
1s Mysteries Of Edwin Brood "a new
,nl elegant edition % 'Meister Karl's
aetch Book, by Charles G Leland ; Aunt
huy's Scrap Bag" by Mrs. Caroline Lee
lleniI "A Noble woman,' by Mrs. Ann s.
Ssrhens 'Cyrilla, by author Of Initials
Kate Kennedy sc., &C. the popular po-
en- Of Bcutiiful Snow Send to T. Is. Pc.
srson Brothers. Philad'a, for their H.
Hsirated Catalogue.
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AMONG rnE IrnIANs. Lieus. Heru-
don tells ne that 30 ivibes Of sborigi-
nees ere found 10 the deepest forests
Of South Amorics from the Andes to
the Atlantic coast, that do not have
and use boot. Ayers medicincsudse,
Lowell cottous. fremont" "Suf.
folk" arc seen stamped IN large red
and blue letters upon their garments
while Ayre's Pills and Cherry Pecto-
raj are among the treasures Of their
habitstiops. Their native soil fur.
oishes them all their food and most oi
their remedies, but they suffer from
some Affections which must have the
intcrposition Of higher skill.-[Senti'
ucl, Liberty, Va.
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DC. CLARK, Importer and Jobber In
Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, White Goois.
Ribbons. Fancy woolen., Embroideries
laees &C., have now the largest and best
selected stock ever had in store, many of
the goods purchased Before the advance.
and is ready TO give bis Snyder county
friends bargains this Spring Our mer-
chants throughout the county know MI
John II. Farnswarth. agent and clerk for
Mr. Clark, as q COURTEOUS. affAble gentle
nau, and We hope none will fail to call aud
,Iaminc their Stock, in going 10 Philad.,
before purchasing, merchants give them q
sa.
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SENATORIAL CoSFEREScE.-The conferees
q this Senatorial District, composed Of the
nunies of Northumberland, Perry, Union
ai Snyder. met at the Central Hotel, in
sanbury, on Friday, the 22d ult., TO elect
, delegate to represent the said Senatorial
District, in the Republican State Conven :
lion, to bo held in Harrisburg, on the 10Th
inst. The following Delegates were pres.
'ai:
Snyder-samuel Alleman, James X. Da-
ts, and jeremiah Grouse.
Cnion--J. W. Kaufman.
perry--J. L. CAN'T, and James Stephens.
NoIhumberland-A. N. Brice.
Ou motion Of Jas. X. Davis, Esq, J. l..
einit, Perry, was made Chairman Of the
Isn'erence.
On motion Of James x. Davis, Esq, A..
Brice, Of Northumberland, aud Jeremi-
Grouse, Of Snyder, we're made secre,ar-
"p'ion, RbsOLNbpy SbSh Souuss
entitled to three votes in the conference
The following resolutions were then offer
BY Samuel Alleman, ESQ.,, Of Snyder
ID read:
resolved. That the Senatorial Delegate
The Republican State Convention be and
hereby instructed to support Hon. John
Packer for Governor.
kEsoLvED, That he also be instru ,ied to
ppsrt Hon. Ulysses Mercur for Judge Of
Supreme Court.
A'ote was taken on each of these rcso-
lOus, and they were unanimously adopted.
Nominations were then made for Sena-
niI Delegate, as follows:
ayder nominated William Harding.
Ferry nominated U. 7. Kahn.
VaiOn nominated Scott Clingan.
northumberland nominated wm, L. Mes
Vlliea spirited contest took place for
delegate, each county presenting her
aslaim. The ballo,ing was carried or
:! good humoredly, aud after the TWEEN.
seventh ballot was reached, william L.
mott, Esq, Of Northumberland county,
unanimously chosen as the Senatoria'
'ea'e with the above instructions. W,
gard this as not only compliment to ih,
~ John ID. Packer. but TO the county IL
'n be resides, for Mr.. Ncsbit is a gen
'n In every way qualified to represent
"'he next State Copveption at Harris,
sandhs will ably present our honored
@asrd bearer to that Convention as ih,
best candidate fop Governor Of ou
ss0aweal,h.
A. BnIcE,
yERENiAR CRoUsE.
Secretaries
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The public are hereby assured, through
ihe colurins OF The Post, that Parson's
Pure alive Pills contain no injurious prin-
,ple. but that they may be administered
10 children and the most weak and sbnt-
tered constitution in small doses, with
great certainty Of success.
DR.. A. johnson, one Of the most Sue.
e,ssful practitioners Of his time, invented
What is now called Jobnson's Arodyne
linment. The great success Of this arti.
sle in the curs si Bronchitis and all dis
eases of throat aud lungs. will make the
nsme Of johnson not less favorably, IL
le. widely known than that Of Louis Ma.
Iolcon.
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Those who prophcsied late sprins are
likely 10 be right for once. The fros {
.yct In the ground TO the depth Of over a
4. fsot, and farmers will be unable to do
any ploughine for some time. For years
past much Of the plougbins has been done
ip February and March, and last year oats
we're sown by this time.
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To ConsumptiveS

Tho al ivertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed OF that dread disease, Consumption, by sim.
pie remedy, is anxious 10 make 20 his fellow suf-
he will send . copy Of the prescription used tree
of charge, with the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they will find y SURE
kc. PARTIES wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EIlWARD A. WILSON,
2oa South Third street willismsburgh N. Y
NJ is1i.y
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

COURT PROCLAMATION.
"hereas the hon. J. G. BucuER, Prssi
w dent Judge Of the judicial Distrir
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Mifilin and J. q. l.. Shindel and
George G. Meyer, Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
preceipt bearing, date the the 10Th day
Of December, A b 1871, to me directed for
the holding of an Orphans court, q court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner aud General court Of Quarter Ses-
SONS Of the Peace at Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the dth Monday, (be-
ing the th26 day Of February, 1879. aud
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 tie
Coroner, Justice Of the Peace aud Consta
bles in an for the county Of Snyder. TO ap-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations aud
other remembrances TO do those things
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required 10 be then and there aitendip-
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested IN he punct'
ual in their attendance at tho appointed
time agreeably TO notes.
Given under my hand and seal at the
SheriTs Office in Middleburg. the 18th day
Dec, Of A. d., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy two.
JOIN s, WOLF. Sheriff.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT. Governor Ges-
~ resppointed Professor wickersbam Ia
ibe important Office Of State superintend-
,nt Of Common Schools, and he was con-
frmcd by an unanimous vote Of the SEN
ate. There has been genera, recogni-
ton Of the fitness Of Professor Wicker
sham by the press Of the State. OF which
ls may well be proud.
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Os Saturday last, Charles slear Of Union
Twp, Union county was driving colt
hiiched 10 sulkey and wss thrown on,
and instantly killed.
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VIZ would call the attention Of our read
srs TO the extract made from speech de.
liver by Hon. J. NJ. Killingcr, In the House
M 1epresebtstives, on our outside.
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gents win,el f,r tn, New wl.k
OUR CHILDREN

How to Make and Keep them Healthy
by AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER, NJ. u.
Late Professor In New York Medical
College.
It treats OF Amusements. Education, Physi-
cal Development, Diseases, Accidents, maria.
ges, &C. imparting vast amount OF valuab BILE
!niornati tioD conducive to tho Health, Happi.
piersiBH style, II is exceeiin gly interesting ne
we'll az Instructive.
Every family should have II, and no Parent
con Afford TO Oe without II. Scndfor circulars
giving full particulars.
buFFIELB ASHMEAD, Publisher,
III SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
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MANHOOD woxANHooD--Who may marry,
who not, Why los pages lmpsdimsnts CaussS
and Cure. Send 10. DR.. WHiTTisR, 20 Penn
81, ,Pit,seurg, Pc SePity
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RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Exeepted.)
on AND AFTER MONDAY nov.

Ion AND AFTER MONDAY NOV.
18th. 1871, the Passenger Trains
Of lhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will depart from Harrisburg and arrive
Mt Phil ,delphia and PiiIsburg as fol-
lows. -
| 3j-rhilndclphia Express leaves Har-
risburg daily Except Monday at 30
A nj ami arrives at West Philadelphia ut
6 10 u m.
O5-Fnst line leaves lTarrishurg daily
! Icxcept Monday nj % IN aud arrives
/ At West Philadelphia nj : 10 IN.
3O--Mnil Train leaves Harrisburg dai-
| ~ [cxccpt Sunday at 80 IN and ar
riycs at Philadelphia ni II 2op IN.
~ ij-Cincinnati Express leaves llar-
rishurg daily ut 10 - p IN and arrives At
West Philadelphia at 3 % IN.
II i5-pacifc Express leaves Harris
burg daily nj II H. IN and arrives ut
West Philadelphia NJ 3 10 pm.
2c0-Eluira Express leaves Harrisburg
daily a, = IN T. N and arrives at West Phil
,adrlphia Mt 90 p IN lhNccpI sunday
55--liarrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg at 3 % m and arrives NJ
philadelphia at 10 Pun.
5D-lancastcr Train, via Mount joy
leaves Harrisburg daily Except sunday
at 81 IN and arrives at West Philadei-
phia at f. i0pm.
WESTWARD.
iO-Eric Fast Line west, for Erie.
leaves Harrisburg daily except sunday
at 4 10 y M arriving NJ Erie ai : 80 a m.
10 lu-Erie Mail west. for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 ~ M arriving at
Erie nj jOa m.
70 SO-Cinclnunti Express leaves llar-
risbur; daily nj 10 81 = m arrives at Alto
na At 3 i5 m and arrives at Pittsbuig NJ
s20am.
H. 5j-Thc Southern express leaves Iiar-
rshurg daily AT ~ 30 III. arrives AZ Al
tcunl at 20 y IN. AMI arrivcf at fit's-
burgh at g 10 a m.
IOj-rncifc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily al % a IN arrives Mt Altoona at " VI
a m and arrives nt rittshurg nj 100 m.
Fast Line leaves llgrrishurg daily ex-
ccpt sunday NJ I % > III arrives n, Alio'
na at . % p. IN takes supper AMI arrives AZ
li'tsburg at 30 am.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lcN'
ccrt sunday ut II p m arrive. at Alto.
IN at : f. IN takes supper and arrives ~
piitsburg at ! % u N.
WAY Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily a, 3Jn IA arrives At Altona ut ! 80
IN aul at Pittsburg at ~ = IN (eXcep,
Sunlhy)
Through Passenger leaves Harrisburg al
3, 90 u IA arrives at Altoona AZ : ~ III
Pittsburgh at | 3j y NJ.
SAMUEL \ BLACK.
Stunt. Middle Div. pcnna. Il. X.
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Map Dsss.--we learn from cur exehang'
Is that Lycoming county bss . full quo,s
Of mad dogs.
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A DMINIsTRATORS' NOTICE

Letters cum tesfdmsnio dnHsro, on the es.
tate Of Jacob Smith late Of Monroe Twp,
Snyder county, deceaccd, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to mako immediate pay.
mcni, while those ba wing claims will pre-.
sent them duly authenticated for settle.
meDt TO HIRAM y. SMITH,
March II. 10. Admin is,rator.
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PRIVATE SALE.

NNtlE undersigned offers at Private Sale
l. q tract OF valuable Timber Land. siiu. d.
ate in Middlecreek Township Sny der Coun.
~. Pa, containing
ELEVEN ACRES !
on the Public Road leading TO New Berlin,
and one.balf mile from Miser's station on
the Sunbury & Lewisiown Railroad. II IL
well set with marketable timber.
ELIZABETH MORGAN.
Feb. Is '12.if.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.


Drcss MAKER, Market Street. Middle
burg, Pa has just received full line Of
latest sfyiss from Madame Demorest's, s3a
broadway, N. Y. Ladies' call and see my
full sired dress patterns cut and trimmed TO
,hs top Of the fashion. 4w.
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DHILADELPIlIA & ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER TINE TABLE.

On and After MONDAY nov, -. 1872
The trains on the Philadelphia * Erie Rail
Road will run as follows
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
U :, .-,.....i ~,
I'm and after SUNDAY, Nov 20, 1871, trains VIII
ave Seliusgroye station ~ tnlfowG

ED. =. YOUSG, Gen. Pass, Asa
A. II FISKE, Gen. Suli.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
FOREIGN.

PARIS. October i0.-A duel took place at
ChantilIy yesterday between Alex. Girardin
and Adm. Of the Figaro. Itrose out of an
article written by Adm and published in the
Figaro rejecting on the character Of Girardin.
The duel was attended with serious results.
Gambetta has addressed communication to
Theirs soliciting an audience for the purpose
of granting him an opportunity of declaring
himself supporter of the Theirs government,
and intimates that his recent speeches at
Grenoble and other places have been subjected
to misconstruction. and announces his belief
in the support of the French Republic.
Thiers has written Gambetta condemning
his Grenoble speeches. Iuf
Theirs has been advised to form Republic
out Of the French colonies. The project will
probably be submitted to the Assembly soon.