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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09

SHALL CORPORATIONS BE RELEASED
FRoM TAXATION This is one of the
important questions to be decided by
the next Legislature. The railroad
companies have now almost corc,u-
sive control over the coal mines, and,
in consequence of this, every man
who buys ton of coal has to work
ONE DAY MORE TO BUY THAT NECESSARY
ARTICLE or. IN OTHER WORDS. HE
PAYS OVER ONE DOLLAR PER
TON MORE THAN HE DID before
these companies got control of the
mines and the Ininers producing
that coal GET ACTUALLY LESS
FOR THEIR PART OF THE LA
BOR.
These conditions actually exist TO.
day and for this extraordinary pri
vilege the corporations have to pay
taxes. The railroad companies de,
sire to be relieved of these taxes. II
cannot be done without taxing the
poor man and mechanics, and. in or
der to accomplish this, the Demo
Gratis have nominated candidates EN-
pioyed by railroad companies, and
who will vote as they desire them to
do. the question cannot be lodged
All who are in favor of releasing tn
railroad companies from taxation
will vote the Democratic ticket i
Horr'sburg Isiegraph.
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Speaking Of Judge Gordon. the
Germantown 7tisgrofh says I;
Judge Gordon, the nominee of the
Republican party of Pennsylvania.
for "A seat on the bench of tho Su-
preme Court, rs he daily becomes
more familiarly known to the people,
is in the same ratio becoming more
popular That the choice Of the
Convention was wise and Judi,
cious one, is acknowledged on all
hands. His character and qualifica-
tions are not simply admitted facts
in the ordinary sense of partisan pa
ragraphs, but they are of such 4
standing as will satisfy the most fas
tidious of our lawyers that he will
prove upon the bench Mt least the pee
of any one seated there. We do no
depend upon ourselves for this pei
sonal statement, but upon the pei
sonal knowledge of those who hay
authority to speak"
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The Beaver Argus and Radical
says, Next TO Grant, Mackey is the
most popular candidate ever pre-.
sented in Pennsylvania" The result
Of the election will prove the asser.
ton true. Mackey is popular be-
cause he has proved faithful to the
great trust reposed in him. For
three years he has managed the fl
nances Of the State with signal abili
ty aud the strictest integrity.-The
people know this, and in spite of the
calumnies heaped upon him by the
Democratic press, will show by theil
votes at the ensuing election that ht
has their entire confidence.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09

The REPuBLrcAs CANDIDATES
The nominees Of the Republican
party in this county are all men Of
the highest respectability-men Of
integrity and honesty. DR.. Wagen-
seller for State Senator, is q gentle
man well qualified for that position.
He is man ofrare ability, and his
election will be an honor to the dis
trict. DR. Wagenseller was a gallant
soldier, and served with distinction
through the entire war. In this vi.
cinity the people are most particular
ly interested in the contest. It ID
positively known that Mr. Dill the
opponent of DIR. Wageuseller, is Col.
McClures candidate, and IL elected
is pledged to support all McClure's
fanaticism. AN men employed on
public works are therefore personally
Interested, as McClure's monopoly
schemes are calculated TO oppress
the poor, and il Mr.. Dill is elected he
will add one more vote towards that
object SunJury american.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09

IT is reported that the Constitu-
tional Convention, will conclude its
labors within two or three weeks.
Provision will be made for the print
ing Of the proposed Constitution in
the newspapers aud pamphlets, so
that a copy Of it will be placed in the
hands of every voter. 1t is altogeth
er probable it will be submitted as a
whole, but separate vote may poss
IDLY be called for on one or two ar
ticles. The special election will b.
ordered in December, so that
adopted, the Constitution may be
proclaimed the supreme law of tn
State before the meeting of the Leg
islature in January.
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The Harrisburg nercury says DR..
B. +. Wagenseller's chance for State
Senator, from Snyder, Union, North
cumberland and Perry, improve each
day, as the real objects OF the cam
paign Of the opposition and the Doc
tors unquestionable fitness for the
position become apparent. There il
now no doubt fhis election by a
handsome majority, il his Republi.
can friends in the district manifest
their accustomed energy and politi
cal tact.
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newspapprs

DEMocRATIc newspapers have
falsely charged that State funds to q
large amount were ON deposit with
the Union Banking Co. The Off
GERS Of the company state that the
State Treasurer had only $4,000 Of
State funds in that institution ut
the time Of its suspension. The
bank is solvent, and its depositors
will not be losers. The fact is,
Mackeys popularity and the certain.
ty of his election so worries the
Democrats that they are prepared to
do anything to defeat him.
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TUE Doors ARE OpES.-lfanything
can'touch our sympathy, it is the
sight OF an honest Democrat strug-
Cling to shield the rascality of his
party behind his own respectabil.ty.
We feel like taking the deluded man
aside, and telling him that his efforts
will be loves labor lost. But we
have tried the experiment 80 many
times that we have concluded to let
the faithful follower Of Democracy
pursue its shadow until he gets tired
and stops of his own accord. When
he drops from sheer exhaustion then
we shall pick him up, advise him
calmly, and do our best 10 help him
across the threshold of the Republi-
can party. There are thousands OF
honest men still left in the Demo
cratic party. They live in hopes OF
seeing it once more restored to its
Jellersonian days. They refuse to
believe it lost beyond redemption,
and so cling to its sinking fortunes,
in hopes that something will turn uI
to bring about the radical change
they desire. They forget that the
days of miracles have past; that the
elements of power, honesty, and
patriotism, which once impaired
glory to Democracy, have long sine,
departed from the old shell, and ar,
found to-day imparting vigor ant
purity to the Republican party
Occasionally this fact dawns upol
s me honest, well-intentioneC
Democrat, and he makes haste (,
enroll himself under the banner tha
, represents his old-time principles
There is still room for more. Tn
doors of our party are continual
9 open, aud all who believe in justice
equality, and an honest ADMINISTERS
ton of the Government, are invite
to enter
0 Washington. Oct. 3.-Thc Prcsidcn
has pardoncd Barncho and Slolicl
Modeck. conncmned to be hanged wit
Captain Jack and others to-day.
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In little less then a week the citi.

In little less then week the citi.
zens of this county will be called upon
TO exercise the elective franchise, and
we deem it proper to call the atten
ton of all to the candidates put in
nomination by the Republican party,
commencing with the State officers
We have for Supreme Judge. Hon
Isaac q. Gordon, an able and up
right Jurist. and for State Treasurer
II. w. Mackey, Esq, who now fill
the Office with ability.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09
OLD MAIDS

Teachers, students. Clergymcn. Postn,
and w.de awake ,ouns deD, and MeI aul
men " alt classes:
You can easils earn A first cisss SEWN
chine; or booka suflic 'ent TO stock lii. y
-amc valuable Pic'ures to beautify your !
OF q nice st.r SEQ 20 or good tima 4
tclo'k or waich)t or q Music Box, or I
zen ior u Photograph Aibim. or . stand
enc La mp tor yodr arlor; ur q hne Ace
or Web tl,s lllustrrt.d Quar- Dict.
or Rogers World renowned statuary Or I
q flnc vioJn, " q Reming on RHO Cane
Remi 1gton Double Barrel Breach Loaiius
plaincd in the circulars OF the NJ. n.
lcrfect.y legitimate and respectable;
would say phi autlrcpic. Address NJ. H.
I29 East IS h St, N. Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09

Juoox LupLow is know In the
West as the Philadelphia Josephine
nominee Of the Democracy, for Judge
Of the Supreme Bench. This is the
whole story in o nutshell-lState
Journal
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

N GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
ANeryous liability, Prensture De ,sy. aud ali
sake of suffering hom.nity, send free 70 4 he
need u, the reeeii and direction tor ma ins ths
simple remedy by shich he was cured. Ks,ners
ss sn. ~nSn @ 70 Rsont y the sdvertissr,s srpsri-
dence, JfDHH n drrnSSesn Sesn
Aug ''am. No. I: cedsT street, New YerS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09
Public sale.

In pursuance of an alias order OF
lof the Orphans Court Of SNYDER county gran
ted 20 ~ dndsrsigued AdminiHrstor OF the 60.
tate Of 0e rye 0o-s. late Of West Beaver town.
ship, Snyder county. decd, viii be exposed 10
Public Sale, on tbs prenisee on
Friday, October "a. 1873.
the following described Real Estass TO Wit, All
that certain meeeuaee and TR tCT OF LAND
situate IN West Beaver township, Snyder Couu.
~ Pa. muded and described as follows 70 Wit;
On the North BY land Of Samuel stnmpf, East by
Elias Weider SoWh by Jacob Gross, and west
By Charles Krets, containing
50 ACRES,
Good House, Bank Barn, and
other necessary ontbuiidings. Q large number
OF excellent fruit trees on the land.
ALSO..--At the same time and place, certain
Tract Of
Mountain Land,
situate In West Beaver township. aforesaid,
bounded as follows 10 wit; South by land Of Jo
seph stumpf, East by Jacob 0oss, west BY 1avd
Of John H. Hsrbster, North Jacks mountain
containin Twenty-Five Acres more or less.
Sale TO commerce at ~ o'clock, NJ, on said
day when due attendance viii be given and
terms Of sale made known by
CHARLEs KREBs,
Sept. Is, Is-a Administrator.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Perisvia,s Syrup, a Project
ed Solution Of the ft'Ot0ride Of
Iron, Is so combined as to haze
the character Of an alisne,,t, aS
eGSny d0ested and assitaiIated
trith the blood as the simplest
J00d. 1t increases the Quanfitu
or Natures OsCn V1taltstn0
agent, Iron In the blood, and
cures "d thousand tlis," si,nplU
CWIOntnO up, II,piOOrdtinO and
tRdf..tnO the System. Tie en-.
sfchcd and citatiSed blood Der.
medtes ecely part of the 6odu.
repairing damages and sUasie.
sedrchtnO 0ut morbid secre.
fions, aud leaving nothing for
disease to feed Upon.
THIS Is the secret of the ,Uon.
de'JW success of this reD,edu n,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhea, BOils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
and QH diseases originating i,s
a bad state Of the blood, or ac.
companied Ov debility or a iOsO
state O(fhc system. Beiu0 f.eo
from 1!c0hol, In any form, JfS
encrgtst,sO efects arc not I0l-
totVed by corresponding s'eac-
ti0ns bd are permanent, is.fis.
einO. strength, ciOoy, and sscsO
Ve into all parts of the sUstens.
a,,d @ building sp an Iron Con.
Thousands haze been csa,s0ed
Oy the ase ofthis remedy, from
:veah, sickty, sMtferissg crea-
lures, TO strong, heaitkU, and
happy men aud sVOssets; and
!isvdltds cannot reasonable kcss
tfafe to 0tvo u a trial.
Sec that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP 1lo,Om IN tts 0IGSs.
Pamphlets Free.
ETH W. F0wLE 1 SONS, Pseedsters.
Ne. Aaisss Passs. Dssssn.
SOLD sr psveeIsss. sssSsAGsL.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09

Republican Meetings will be held
in the evenings at the following
named places and dates
Fremont, Oct. 9TH 1873.
Port Treverton. Oci. Sth. 1873.
Kratzcrsville, Oct 9Th, 1873.
Adnmsburg, Oct. II, 1873.
Able speakers will be present to adj
dress the meetings.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09
General Plan.

within ninety days after reccip. OF proofs 81
death, satisfactorily presented the Society Will
pay at their office the amount due the helm or
assigns Of the deceased n ember.
Tue PRorrs oY DEATH REQUIRED ARE; LIST
Number OF the certificate. name OF the person
insured, and the party to WON made pa, able
"a. A certinca'e from the physician who ntten'
ied the party during his on her last sickness
lis duration, and the time of death. 3rd A GER
tidcate Of two disInterostet aequa intances o
the deceased. certifying to tho time and fact o
his or her death and that he or she was the per
son In snred by that name In this Society.
Address all communications to
JAS. W. KNIGHT, SEC.
Homo flce.-Freeburg, Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia Is tho most berpiexing OF all hu.
man ailments. Its SYMPTOMS are most Infinite
In their Yar-'y, and the torlorn and desp IN lent
victims ~ the di-eusa nnen fancy IN 'mselves
the prey, IN turn, Of every known IN ilndy. THIS
Is due, H. past to the close sympathy. vhIsh ex.
lists between h stomach and the brain. and In
part also To- tbs iact that any dis uriance OF the
digestive function necessarily disorders the H.
yer. the b'wels and the nery"u. system, and ef
fects, to som. exte 4. the quality OF the blooi.
T.. Z. kun la Bitter Wine OF Iron sur
cure. This 4. not "A new preparation, to lc trie'
and i,uni " ntiugi II has been prescri pel dai
| Tor mapy years In the practice of eminent rty
| sicians with unparalleled success, II Il MT ~
pectrd or Intended to curc all the d. iseases {,
which the human family Is subject, hut is war
ranted TO cure nyspepEa in it, most obs't
nae form. Kunklss bitter Wine OF Iron never
iails to cue Symp, oms of dyspepsia or los o
NJ PC IT., wind and risng Of tie food dryncss OF
the mouth, heartburn, distenslon Of the rtotn
ach and tow'ls consiipali n, he,dache, dizzi
ness slerplessne,s and low spirits. Try the
great remedy and he convi incei OF Its merits
G,t the genuino Take only kurkie's, which u
put only In 81 bottles. Depot, $50 North Ninth
! Street Philadelphia
For saleh all druggists l. dealers everywh ere
I 9th and 9th mos.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-10-09

; Contains Tseeeotss M
9re>etepfs ef fgn sfsssaee>o
Tonic value combined
with the rich medicinal
qualities OF Tar, which
cause 10 10 bal1a 30
e0e weak o1l0 deb1I-
! feaoeso q = Z rapidly
|ReetoPe eEoo0see0
|eereeGsh. IL cieanses
|Me Stomach. relaxes
|9e Liver, and causes
removing. Dyspepsla
y . Superser Toase,
reeeores the eppeeaee
and slresgsRess the
ayseesm. For Paine in
the DroNsts 0ooo or
Doen, 0ravel or KiSl.
Doy oiseose, diseases
Of the Urinary Or.
9ooey yJeaD0 lee or any
AveR .CO@p pDaent it
has NO equal. IL encc-
eually cures allC0ughs
Ce1as, and all diseases
Of the TH NOAT and
LUNGS, and has been
pronOunced o epeci DC
DocheeAes Try IT.
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JAS. N. vASxAxr, Agt Mlddleburg, Pa

DIRECTORS.
EDWARD BAssLER, Merchant. Freeburg Pa.
J. W. gAueLER, Mashinist, seIipsgrove. Pa.
n. =. ARsoLp, Travelling Agrnt Ffceburg Pa.
W. II. DiLL. Principal Freeburg Academy,
n. II. GRIMM, Lawyer, Freeburp
Il. w. BoNBERaER, Merchant Philade'phia
b. =. wAeossELLER Physician, SeIinsgrovs.
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PUT Up ONLY N BLUE BUxEs
ATR1ED AND SU RE REM 4
Sold bv Drug SIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-23
RALEIoH AND l1EMrHIs.

The very names Of the men who now
have charge q the Memphis sud Ra-
leigh Narrow-gauge road, and have
agreed TO build il, guarantee the COM
plete and immediate success Of the un-
dertaking. They viii construct p hotel
at Raleigh costing twenty-five thousand
dollars. and have the road finished by
the first OF May. Two locomotives and
sufficient cars were ordered yesterday by
telegraph, and the work which was the
first begun of the kind on the continent,
viii at length be perfected. The Presi-
dent of the company IS Colonel John
Donovan; Treasurer, A. J. White, and
the Directors, with these two, are EnOch
Taylor, J. NJ. Coleman and L. ?. Judd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-23
maRp1 eRAs APPEAL

The APPEAL Of next Wednesday
morning. next day after Msrdl Gras,
will coursin a full and most elaborate
sccount OF every incident Of the mem-
orable day and night. There isnothing
that viii be omitted which newspaper
industry and tact can gather and de-
scribe. An edition Of Ten THOUSAND
COPIES win be issued, and they who
would tell others about what they have
ssen in Memphis should at once order
copies Of next Wednesdays APPEAL.
Il viii constitute a magnificent adver.
tisement OF the city, and promote trade
and public prosperity. OF course, sensl-
aie people, who advertise at all, viii not
forget to tell their own story to the peo.
pie OF En those States through the page;
Of next Wednesdays APPEAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-23

to the Committee on Elections, with
power to take testimony. Mr.. Sypher
said that Theodore Jacques, the wit
ness who testified against him, had come
to the Capitol hired by the Democrats
Of Louisiana, 10 testify falsely, he
(5ypher) went before the Senate Conn
mittee and asked the privilege Of rebut-
ting that testimony, but the committee
denied him that right, stating that his
case was not before the committee. he
hoped the resolution would be adopted.
He would prove that Jacques was a
periured scoundrel; that he had been
sent to Washington with Democratic
money, after having forged certificates
In the interest Of the Democratic party.
He challenged Investigation. He
thanked Mr.. Kerr for the resolu-
tlon. A Democratic member-Then
you ought to have offered 1t your
self. The resolution was adopted.
The Impeaehment Baaine@s ia the
House
Mr.. Fl. Roberts, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported the evil
dence taken in matters pending before
It. He stated that the evidence impli-
Gated no member IN either House, but
exonerated individuals. The Commit
tees Of both Houses offered resolu-
tions, referring to the Judiciary
Committee the evidence taken
with instructions 70 examine
and see how much there Is relating to
Judge Charles T. Sherman, Of Ohio, 10
determine whether further investigation
should not be had, With the view Of pre-
senting articles of Impeachment, II such
Investigation shall jastify such sotion.
The resolution was adopted. Sundry civil
appropriation bills were discussed.
The Topeka Bribery Case.
Alr. Querin, Chairman OF the Topeka
Legislature Investigating Committee,
reported to the SergeSnt-at-arrus with
Senator Tork's alleged bribe money.
There are at present four other witnesses
for the prosecution and eight for the de-
Tense. The House Judiciary Commit
tee took testimony tonight relative to
the proposed impeachment of Judge
Durell, Of Louisiana. Marshal Pack
ard and United States Attorney Beck
with were examined.
The Impeachment Committee.
The House Judiciary Committee met
| tonight TO consider the various ques-
| tions Of impeachment referred to it.
| The intention at first was to take the
| testimony in the matter Of Judge
| Durell, Of Louisiana, but In view Of the
near termination Of Congress and the
impossibility of having all the testi-
money before them, the COMMITTEES
postponed the subject In order to have
| a general counsel taken on the course tC
| be pursued in reference to all the cases
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-23
IN MEAEORIAM.

RIN8WALB-Died, at the residence OF her
husband, In Memphis, on 7th Gay OF February
inst, J ULTA =. RIS0wALD, wife OF VIM. Ring
wsld, aud daughter OF u. Y. AargOreIn, IN the
nth year OF her age.
The ways OF Prov1dence are indeed strange
and fnBcTutable. The subject Of this notice
was born in Georgia, but grew up in this city
and married here. Companions OF her child
hood, and friends Of her more mature years,
her husband and little children and living
kindred, knew best how TO appreciate her
character while living and 10 mourn her loss
now that she Is dead. she was loving. kind
wife, . devoted mother and duttful daughter;
in all her relations, q good, true, Christian
woman. 1t seemed too young for her to die
thus in the prime OF life leaving a widowed
husband and two little helpless children who
are never to know q msther's love. Think OF
that, you who nestle in mothers bosom
and learn lessons OF wisdom and goodness Al
= mothers knee. God give comfort % The
husband and friends, and take the Little ones
into his holy keepfnG,
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ADVERTISE.
ADVERTISE,

The wednesday edition OF the
Appeal VIII be the largest ever
issued In Memphis, and VIII be
nearly equal to double OUR
usual daily circulation, Offering
unusual and exceptional in
ducemeuts TO advertisers whose
fRvOrs VIII be received up to 9
O'Clock OF 1nesday night. As
this extra edition VIII contain
a very full report Of the Mardi
Gras Celebration, and is In
tended for circulation through
the country contiguous to the
city, and Will be attended with
unusual expense, we hope our
advertising friends VIII avail
themselves OF 1t and adVer-
tIse literally.