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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

= wealthy gentleman, WHO owns conu.
sTy seat, near'y LOSE his wife, who feI! into
a siveg which Cows through lis estate lie
announced the narrow escape to his friends.
Vxycs':rg their congratulations One Of
sheen. .I' oif i'asiafore wrote as follows: u
stJways sold 3on that river was too shallow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
Directors.

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NBW ORLEANS,
Canal Sereet. Ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

IN oG ta'cnc'or got married. Tittecn
days aIter-mind you sifteen days--Ae mes
friend and said to f.i!a: o.Why il my wife
Izo baker WHO 10 making small goose
Berry pia " Il don't know" replied tile
glfond. "WeD.' said tla disagrecable crca-
snrc, 'its because she u growing q little
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

THE LUZENBERG HOSPITAL
Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
Hospital for smallpox ard contagious complaints,
is ON THE PONTCnARTRAIN RAILROAD,
Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
INDECENT caBea are received according to usual
city provisions, with permits from the sanitary
officials.
Private or paying cases are received for: Wards,
So per day; private rooms IS.
Apply ut the hospital. my22 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SHIPMENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

DEOPLE BUYING WINDOW. SHADES
u complete, and put up for So, that took the
highest premiums at the last Louisiana State Far,
1872 over all competition. The SOUTHERN
SHADES have, no rollers springs, pnleys,
catches or brackets. consequently, i'm possible 10
get out of order. Shades made any szo to order.
Awnings and wire screens to order. Orders from
city or country tiled with dispatch. Address Or,
call on the SOUTHERN WINDOW SHADE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, No. l69 Poydras street,
between 1t. Charles and CarCndclet streets, New
Orleans. N. B,-C0uatry agents wanted. Right to
manutacture for sale iNgI "
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AIL................AT RETATE.

4 L REVAIL................ RETAIL
Sugar cured Hams at 10 cents best al 49, cents.
10000 pounds best SuSar-cured Hams at I23s ceu ts
per pound
10000 pounds Green hams at cents per pound
10000 pounds Green AID Smoked Shoulders 81
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at s. 50 each.
FOR sale at =. b. EHUkCHILL'S.
No. 40 Magazine street,
Between Eatchez and Grayier streets;
apit Iy Under ST. James HuLAI.
Geo AND sos WILCOX & GtBBs,
tpOV SEWING MACHINE, always in ordsy
and ready to sew, to run by hand or foot
Recommended by the medical faculty as the uriy
1T for delicate ladies to use on account OF fia
ltghtness. First class machines Of all kinds are
offered for sale The New Domestic Sewing Ms~
chine is made entirely new principle 4
large assortment of ladies' ready made suits A.
ways on hand, Of all colors and styles, maBufaG-
tured on celebrated sewing machines
del6 1y M. s. HEDRICK. No. 1O3 Canal street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11
- NORFOLK AND BALTI

EA NORFOLK AND BALTT-
n So MORE AND WASHINGTON, D. q.
Sszs " as EEAMsllr LlNE-slcamshps Of this
ton, SEMl-WEEKLY, at $50 P. NJ, for NORFOLK and
BALTIMORE. ''
STEAMSHIPS:
WILLIAM KENNEDY, Capt Geo H. IIallett
M MIccLLIAM LAWRENCE" " YIN A i nailctt,
WILLIAM CRANE. CAPT. @ -----9" ''''''''''
Freight forwarded from Norfolk To Petersburg and
nessee Air Line, 10 al points in Virginia. Tennessee Ala
pim aha Ge0glai and oyer the seaboard and Roanoke
places Wet.
Through rates given to South and West.
Ftne passenger accommodations
Fare including hcrths aud meals: TO Norfolk. sI25O-
time q hours; to Baltimore Sl5-time rs hours
Il. SAMPSON, Agent,
hlo dtt 50 Central Wharf, Boston
II OR NEW YORK Y!
NORWICH LINE.
The STEAMBOAT EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN
VIII leaye orce ter daily Sundays eXeepted at 72OP
ne Norwich and New York Trans. ortation Company.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
CITY OF LAWRENCE, or
CITY OF NEW LONDON
for New York.
TWO EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
Each Way Daily Sundays excepted, between
Worcester and New London,
connecting with the aboye-namcd Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1910 and 4.I5 p NJ Freight hy
these trains Is sure TO be in New Yor the next morning
therefore for the rapid transit of freight unsurpassed
and the rates are always as low by any other line
and Amboy H. r., and West via Eric and Penn Central
X r. 5, or by any other route, as ordered, promptly.
For fgrtherinlormation inquire Of Z. +. ANDREWS,
mh2s dit P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Supt
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVE

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DlNl-
~ SION, b., H. and y. RR., 1871
TRkHs GONG SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER NJ
e.B5 am. Way Passenger Train, Connect, At web
ster with tain from Souihbndre and for ros
ton; at Plainneld with trains to and from Hart
ford and Providence; al Norwich win train Tor
New London from West Side station,
1000 m. Way PASSENGER Train. Connects at Wot
ecster. with trains from Boston, Na1hun, Firn.
wgas Lowell &c a. W9rsGser AZ tq9Som Ms
train from Boston; ~ Plainhed for Pruvdencct
akorwich with trains for New london Mystic
SIG N, Way Passenger Train; Connects n wor
ei &c; at Worcester Junction With FSbfcgs
train from Boston, and trains from Western and
train from Boston; AZ Plainneld Junction tr1iSf
rom Providence and Hereford arrive in season foi
thiE train pBsHcngers from wav gtations ,ovrenf
webster, Pntngm and nanlelsonvlliei for New
York by steamer from New London, win take this
7.sop IN. Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at worcester with trains nom Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
FshREg rGg,f &c a. Putnam Putnam from Boston wal
pos rtI Ii1 aad B,sekstoDei leaves Norwich
TRAINS COMO NORM LEAVE NoRwtcn AT
Eel" IN. s,'Nsanoat hNpress train for Boston, daily
ton biAck5tone, Franklin and Wapoo al Wof
Saocar r4t FRqsi2i frsmnghaun, Lowell Nashus
London London at LIS m, dependent on arrival oi
e'0csm Wsy Passenger Train. conrsesaz
~ Eia ns Junction for Providence, st Putnam
Junction for Springfield and way Station IiSsSyyt
~ ., ana Iroyldenee at worcester for trains 10
LILO m Way Passenger Train, Connecting .,
ars aInnela WITH train from and for proyidoncei
to Boston Providence, Springfield ana Xb ms,1s
at Worcester tor trains to Boston, Nashaa Se ~
wich with train from New London, and AZ q pisir
neld Junction with train to Providence; al Wor
ocster with train for Boston. ~
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Leaves Webster lor worcester a. S.0oAm.
-, !, s. M ANDREWS, snDt.
dW Norwich q Worcester Division
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11

), q. Hubbard's house, in Atkinson, was burnt
few days ago Loss $1,000, and no insurance.
H. D. Walker, mayor OF Portsmouth, died at
thai city Friday of apoplexy.
Cyrus Peabody, the carpenter who fell from
building in Manchester on the 18th inst, and
fractured his skull, died Thursday. He was
native of Massachusetts.
large pile of dry wood, about mile below
Llttleton, belonging to the Boston, Concord and
Montreal railroad company, was set on 6re by
sparks from an engine just before noon yester-
day, and about three hundred cords of it burned
before the fire could be checked Loss about
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11

DAClFlC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
- to California and China. Fares greatly reduced.
steamers leave Pier No AZ North River c0t of canal
street. at II o'clock. noon. on the
18TH AND BOTH,
except when these days fall Sunday-then the day
previous.
Nav IS. Steamer OCEAN QUEEN Capt JEFF Maury.
connecting at Panama with steamer SACRAMENTO,
Capt. -.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Centrll American and south Pacific ports Departure
OF 18th touches at Kingston, jamaica.
2 An extra steamer will leave San Fral;cscO May &c. for
Japan and China. ' 0' 80
ono hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult.
tendance free. w "
For Freight or Passage Ticket or further information
apply az the companys ticket office ON the Wharf 10 r.
IL. BABY, Agent; to RICE, WHITING AZ BULLOCK
corner Main and Pearl streets, Worcester: or to agents
for New England. c. L. BARTTE'TT 4 I'D
nl3 liz Rrnad str,ct pas,,i,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11

w WESTWARD, HO Tickets for the
west by all routes and forall points SOUTH on the
miasissipnl River, At the lowest rates. Appy 10 ION
BAhNAtD, u. :. and Canada Express once Cromp-
heerlnly given. dtf vs. w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11
R0ST0N & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AID WORCESTER DIVISION

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MOs
DAY, Nov. 70, 1871.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, al 30 exp T. 925 exp. and 9d5 M and
llu, 3.2l exp. 3.b5 cNp, hNNand 9 S. pND. n
The 420 m, and 3.25, 355 and 9'55 m trains start
Irog Washington So alton; all others from Foster st.
For Grafton, wcstboro', southviIlc Corlayil,e and
Ashland at Loo and IS m, li0 and 500 pm.
FOR south birmingham, i20, 100, 92l and 94h a M
Lao, 3.25 355, LOO and 955 D m.
For Milford. at 100 and rps NJ 90 325and J5j . m
For NatiCk, at 7.OO and 9 Is m, l. IN and 600 . m
For wellesley Granville, West Newton, Newton
and Brighton. at 100 and 9.45 IN. and 500 raa
sengers Tor the same stations can also take the li0
train TO Natck, and there change 10 the SaNou1tIe
train, which leaves Eatick twcntyscven minutes after
wards
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
stliaot at S.35 m for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station n
$50 A. NJ. (Ann tay), for Be sion.
TRAINS leave Boston follows:
FOR worcester at $40, 100. S3nCNn. M. 20
express, $50 express TO Framingham $40 express 800
For New York, Wis Springfield. 1900 exp m, 800 esp,
Now York, via Norwich, 5.3c exp. pm.
westboro' 100 m, i80, i.86 $50 exp. pr
SonthVlllc, l.OU p m, l.3l, 40 m.
Cordaville, 100 m, 100, 4.90 pm
Ashland, 200 M 100. 4.30, $50 eXpp pm.
South birmingham sos, 100, $50 cxr. and 900 pyn.
m $50, Z.t5 exp, 500 exp 400, 1870 exp $500 W
exp, 900 exp. 1900 pm.
Natck 100, 10 a m L5O, Els 400, 500, $50 SEQ poo
p m.
Mllbury, 100 a m 4SOpm
SaxOnville 1900 m, 500 p m.
MILFORD 400, $50 exp 9eXp; am, 2l5 exp. i3G cxp pm
All outward trains Rms daily except Sunday.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $40 m. stopping al
newton south birmingham, Worcester Wet Brook
neld, Palmer and springned, arrive. in New York az
$50 8 m. c. o, RUSSELL, Supt, Springfield
A nm nptf tom
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8aiIroaos.
CUSTOM, BARRE & GARDNER R. r.
PKQYIDENCE Y woRCEsrEp p,1I-

Worcester N,.o,. 10, T. l.. sARGEANT. sup't.
= i'i-- df Dl7
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EITCHBURG 4 WORCESTER R. y.
A3EDAY, May l. i57l.-Psssengcr Trans for w9tces.

''7 'F' ''-''
Leave Echburg, =. n, 1850 snI s5tp. NJ
South ftcF burg, sos m, u 81 and s - Il. IN
ieominEter II n m, 90 and GGa D. m
ttates Crossing, II , m, l.tI aud b.OT D. m
IrStt's Junction, ~ a. M. / Is and s. Is n m
STEERING Center, S.SS a. m, TN ant e. 20 o. m
passenger Trains for FiiChhHrg-.
Leave Worcester, + 30 and II Is a. m. apa IN IA On
STEERING Junction, Oi and ll5I a. n, aui 5JUp m
Sterlns Center, I q and 2O5 ?. m, and s rs r. h.
IIatt junction 40 a. m, Gud y II and : IG b. n,
G3tes Crossing TBS a. n, l2.22 ana 5Gi p. 10
t4eomlnsteT l,3O a. m. 1850 ami ; 80 o. IT.,
south FltchbuIg 131 a. M, 1873 and = n . m
IA hNAllRoAb C0hEECfiGE5--Thc 30 aud II Is o. ~ aud
~ p. m trains from Worcester connect at Ftchbnta
win the Cheshire aud Rutland and burlington /; iof
ali points north and west; also connect IT Fltrhrg
with thc Vermont and Massachusetts Il tor Crcrnbed
ana Biattlchoro and intermediate stations.
&c 0uu M and i2au p. m. tram from FHcnhurc con,
necL9 worcester with Boston & Worcester Itoyircs
a. worcester, Norwich E Worcester Railroads. and
field. " '''' 'f'''N'
Ihe $50 p m tram from Fichhurg connects al Yrgr
cestcT with Norwich Worcester Steamboat IRAN lar
Fey S : OK va New London. II. A. BLOOD Suo't.
OInce rltcD5urg q Worcester r. X,
FitchburE. Nav |. 1871. { ~,
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-woRcEsrER ANp srRINGEIELn nINIsIna.

Leave Worcester for Albany and way Stations tlccou
mOdatlon) ut 6.35
For Springfield and Way stations G35, 300 am and LIS
pm.
For Albany (cxpress) 955 for New York and Albany
(eXpl 1925 m, and 49, and 1875 p H. New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p. n, Sleeping cars viii
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
430 m train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 300 ~ .Il3osm
l35 exp. 205 exp, 400 $40 OK .. m. AiDtN Sunday
express $50 a m. Sunday mail l22a ~ N ond1y)
RAILROAD CORNECTIONs.-At Abaps tiie New
York Central. Troy and Grccnbush, Tucson River
Railroads, Al Chatham with the liarcn and lludson
and Boston and Lebanon ngs Railroads A. state
Line with the llousatonic Railroad. Al Ptsfcld with
the Isfcld ant North Adams AMI Uusatnnc railroads
At Westfeld with the New Haven ard Northampton R
AtSprngaeld with the Hartford New Ilaycnand Spring.
field, and Connecticut River Railroads At Palmer Win
the New London Northern RR At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
South Framngham with tbe Boston Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11

Last week, young son of Rev. J. Service Of
barnet tell from an OX-cart and broke his neck
The house of Lewis Arnsell, at Middlesex, was
destroyed by fire last Saturday, and he persisted
with 1t while attempting TO remove some of the
contents Mr.. A. was fifty years of age, and
served IN the eighth Vermontregiment, and also
in the third battery, during the late war.
Fred Coburn, about fourteen years of AGE, son
Of X. 9. Coburn of Berlin, disappeared on
Thursday morning, the I'd inst, and since that
tune no trace of him whatever has been found.
lie started for neighbours where he was going
20 WORK lie was Stout built lad, but rather
under height for his age All search for him
thus far has proved unayailing, and the proba-
Dlilties are that he has wandered away and per
lShed somewhere ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-11
1871 ,CMEsHIRE RALRoAp-

1871 ESHIRE RAIJROAu--
-; - = H WINTER AR ANGEM EET-Comms a.
ing MONDAY, Dec. 25, 1871 -
ITans leave Worcester, T. ter Street Dcpct af 2ea
m, lip a. M and 42l p. M; Fitchurg at Q20a ~ aud
lows Falls ''' ivy nv l' al' b'i'
:, naakng connections at Bellows Fails with Eni!and ~
AiSo WIN w. Central r R for Windsor, White Rysr
SlICtloI connecting with Conn. and Fa.umnc River
Railroad Montpelier, St Adams Rouscs Point OGDEN.
llckels to all points NORTH for sale at No FasterC
WOrcester-J. BARNARn, Agent "
rare IS low as by any route and distance less
and North. /, IN a. ~ t,T -, .. " '9t
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t.
The jury of inquest in the case of Josephine
Powers, found dead near the railroad track at
suIneld bridge, on Monday, have rendered a
eelu'st lnat she came to her death by being run
intoxicated condition =" d"
1re was kindled near the railroad in Put
nam last week, and extended into the cemetery
and destroyed trees and hedges about several
burial lots. The naked and blackened stumps
ana branches about the graves give that part o.
the ground rather a drcary aspect.
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Ln yhcliiOrians.

At q meeting of the Smithgrove Union
Sunday School, held on Monday evening,
August 2iih, 1872, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
wHgpEAs, il has pleased Almighty God
in His mysi erious AMI all wise Providence
TO take away. by the ruthless hand of
death, in the vigor and bloom Of lite CAL
vim L, Fisher, therefore.
Rssoired |. That in the untimely death
Of Bror Fisher tLis Sunday School has
lost IN earnest and deeply beloved Super-
iniendent, who, as an othcer was work.
man, that needed not be ashamed.
Resoiped 2. That in view of Bror Fish
sr's eongenial nature, unsel6sh kindness,
wining, social qualities, proper zeal for the
promotion Of ali tina. is good, we have oc-
casion for tears Of mach more than orJin-
AIRY sorrow, ON account Of his early de-
pariure.
Rtsoirtd 3. That, though we mourn,
we will not refuse to be comforted, being
assured by Gods inspired word that those
for WHOM, TO live is Christ T; to die IS gain,
and that we also keep SO watching for the
coming Of tho Son Of Man. ns timely to be
ready 10 depart and be with Christ which
Is far better when our time OF departure
shall come.
RssoIped4. That we offer our deepe 81
sympathies 10 the mourning widow, the
weeping children and all other stricken
relatives and friends of the departed, and
that we unite our prayers TO the Father oi
all consolation whose loving kindness and
tender meroies overflow 30 richly In behalf
Of the widow and fatherless. to grant them
in this hour Of their bereavmeni, His oil
sufficient grace.
Resolred 8. That we as n Sunday schoo
attend Bro. Fishers fun eral tomorrow
and wear the usual badge OF mourning I,
show our respects TO the departed who's
memory we shall fondiy cherish.
kssotrsd q. That n copy Of this actor
be placed In the hands Of Bro. Fisher
fsmiiy. aud also that q copy be sent 4
y different papers Of the county for pub
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A RBMAnKABLR jCcipESr.--A few days
ago Mr.. William 7. Eckbcrt. Of this place.
drove mp 10 the Maine saw mill In buggy.
accompanied by little daughter. When
returning. about the middle Of Scbnurr' .
peach orchard the wind blew OFF the little
girls hat, md hr Bckhcrt got out 10 pick
It up. As he was doing 50. the horse start
ell With ;hc little girl in III, buggy. MIR
Eckbert got hold on the rear of the buggy
hut fell. lie held on to the bind axle sus-
pended by kis arms. ard whilst ibc horse
was running quite fast hc managed 10
crawl forward along the coupling pole Till
he 30, hold vi b both hands of the front
axle. lie did this in the hope that tn, line
would 10 | diwu oul drag and that Q sou'd
-cctrc it aud stop the horse. But tnc liuc
had fallen over the dashcr aud did not reach
the ground At thc willews above Schoch =
warehouse Mr. l.. Il. llummcl encountered
the runaway and attempted 10 stop him,
bat he threatened To 90 over the hauk. "a
he let him pass nnd then suddenly jumped
into the rear of the buggy. seiaci the lice
and stopped the horse. Up To this time u,
was not aware there was really m1u un-
Ter the buggy ns Mr. Eckheu had very
much changed appearance, anil didn
just then look ike mau. The road Is
rough aud ony. Ills shoes AMI stockiuF'
were torn oil; The clothes were rent inio
shrcds on his back. and the pnnlnlunn lchs
we're entirely gone, and he was covered
fcom head TO foot with mad aud blood and
many sore cuts and bruises. lie drove
home himself but has since bccn confined
TO bed. aud the Doctor thinks 1t will rc
4uire week to enablo him to hc out again
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GREATuISCOVERY.

EuqLck' BdtcJ Vine of Hon.
KuNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON
win cure nu diseases arising from nisor-
dcrcd liver and stomach, such ns coust-
ration, aatulchcc. ip wprd piles, ful'ness of
blood TO the head, ncidily y Of the stomach,
nausea. heartburn, disgust Of food, fullncss
o. weight in the stomach, sinking or Hut
lcring at the pit OF the stomach, swimming
AZ the head, hurried or dilicult breathing
aultcring AT the heart, cloking or suffocat-
ing sensations when in lying posture, dim
ness of vision. &c. Price, 81, per hottie
Il. +. Kunkel proprietor, Depot 2o9 North
nh ST.. below Vine, Philadelphia. lr.ce
Sl.00 for sale by Druggists.
II your Druggist has il not, enclose Sl.Oo
to my Address, \. L. Cor lOlh. and Chest
nut. and il will come by next express train,
and ADVICE free of charge.
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PETIT Junors.

B'-vc-- Gco-re 4 Kline .To' I Nil,l"s-arth
II ttfi.uu SAHrts Wm II D- ca, John Smith
charles Kr bD- Franklin :, ,ic',--trutrc--tiDs
q Spauglrr David F's.'cr--th pmrn-incoh
MIL r. Ford. Some Frnut ,iu-lnHph Waltrr
: :, sch ch Au-tin ON Ja,ub lcliuiA John =
iias.lf vyr--I uu--tisd n IeHfrr-Miltlr-
rurg--Iohn W Orwig JOHN iuch-N idd ctrct --
John = M,isrr John Stsnur- -M1uuc-Dan. c.
Sa.-luIan Sfmuc' Smith John Nuuug-- Pcrur--
John % Iirr. ~ John ks.tS"r--rorry --,.uuch
Suith john Sttttrr 4 cob r re ., g bach sam
ne ~ adlo charles BNer-Petry wr,t--'mu-
We u y--S''i's rpy,-llcnry y Miller Jana =
PaVhig Ctafirs WMtrIs frtukII W-iTt,. ,
Frank re VI >tgcX WV. - Holm, s-Dn ou--
Il .rry q S,rHri.t SuI So o'' AAflrh' ~ iuc-
tort David Wilmer Horny = boil lunt'hnn
."awb. -.Wa.linyt1u-DAuiy. German Pdip II
NJ yer.
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n,csslugs br!antCn ms Uacy

E!csSlugS br!antCD Hs thCy
take tiipiT 0igHt. The CHIEF of bless
ing. is good health. without which moth.
nr H. worth tic having: it is alNay,
appreciated AZ .ts true value after 1t j.
lost. but. TOO often not before. Live prop
rly, and correct nilmcuts before they lee.
come seated. For diseases Of the liver.
kidneys, skin, stomach, md nli arising
from impure or feeble blool. DR.. Walker :
California Vinegar iitiers are sure aud
speedy remedy. Il has never yet failed IN
a single instance.
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the GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
! DELAMAREE.s srEEGEEEcIIfHp cEcIf pEsILLs.

No flt Ruo Lombard, Pafls. .
These nilis arc highly recommended BY tho enttro
Medical Faculty OF franeo rs tho very best smedy
In all cases OF fspermatouhsa, or ,heminai Weak-
mess Eirhtly Daily or Premature Emissions' box-
nal Wsakness or Impofsney; Weakness arising mom
Secret Habits and Sexual Kxccsses 9ttho
and ali the ghastly train OF Diseases s,isins ffom
oyerusc or Ekcesss Th.y to. or s
b. sent Proe TO any address: Price per non, -.
Sent yma y Csss,rsross; ssSs on
kr EaM YokI. sola Generul AGont for Anlet's~H
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05

G. W. GrrsLrrs has sold out his inter.
cst in the Dcroera,ic Guard at this place.
and ias retired from tho cditorship Of the
same. The purchaser is C. A. Reimcnsny-
der. We understand that the paper is TO
be independent in politics hereafter. and
will be called The Guard insicnd Of tho
Democratic Guard Morbid county Demo-
crat
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05

THrpr were nine ministers present
at the late campmccting in Union
county, one and half miles north Of
Centreville. Twenty-onc tents were
upon the ground. The attendance
was large.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05
To COusumptives-

The al vertisor, having been permanently eur
ed oi that dread disease, Consumption, BY sim
pie remedy, Is anxious Ia nuke 20 his fellow sui
lerers the means of cure. To all who desire II
he will send n ccpy Of the prescription used Tree
of charge, with the directions for preparing anu
usiug tho same. which they viii hnd SURE
CuRg for OossUMPrIos, Asthma, BRoNcniris
SC PARTIES wishing tho prescription viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, =,
loi Penn street Williamsbursh N.
NJ ls1l.y
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05

The contract for building q now
passenger track for the p. Il. u. II.
r. Co., above Sunbury. has boon
awarded to Jacob Soasholtz and
John Bowen, OF that place.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05

A general canvass of the Welsh
vote, in Montour county, elicits the
fact that, with a single exception it
is solid for GrGnt and Wilson.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-09-05

The Discovery of immense coal
deposits in the mountains in the vi
cinity of Jacksonville. in the upper
end of Dauphin county. is creating
much excitement in that locality.