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The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

The Publishers congratulate themselves that their
efforts to make the PRESS acceptable to its patrons
are appreciated from the conclusive fact that with
out special efforts its list of subscribers has been in
creased to greater extent during the last six
months than for any similar period the past six years
As an advertising medium the DAILY PRESS stands
first among Maine journals.
TERMS: So year in advance; 81 for six months
So for three months.
Liberal commissions will be paid those who will
secure subscribers with prepaid subscriptions.
20 Orders from News Dealers promptly filed.
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We understand that DR.. Livingstone is re-
ported to have said that he would prefer to
receive 9100 per year to spend as he chose
rather than f20O per year ard ''found."
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
Geo. R. Davis & Go g
B BULLETIN.
$4,000 to LOam!!!
| We arc prepared to Ioan money in sums
from 500 to amy amount desired, ON first
cInss mortgages in Portland Cape Eliza
beth, WestbrOok, or Deerins. Parties de-
sirous of building can also be ace ommoda
ted with loans.
GEO. II. DAVIS & CO.,
Re-, Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
-p sepzf
Owners of Farms or Country Prop.
' eity,
DESIRING to sell or exchange by sending partic-
- - niars and fee Of 81, can have them adver-
darther expense until business is effected. Commits
~ . ~ JOHN Soff; S. EVEN, Real Estate Broker,
gec 80 Nassau street, New York.
References--G. T. Bonner q Co., 20 Broad St., n.
K; James Buchan s. Co.. 100 FL zabetn St.. n. y.
YJan2i 5e = 1855 uaarf9 issF 7 Esa I'm
Brick House for Sale.
;;:: corner of Free and Cotton Streets now occu-
IasH piedby DIR. Parsons, is offered for sale on fa-
vorabe terms. 1t contains ten finished rooms with
gas throughout. Lot 45 feet on Free and 70 feet
Cotton street, with stable. A good location for q
Real Estate Agent, Cahoon Block. feb1d3w*
ee For Sale.
TTvHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
u dersigDed This house is thoroughly built of
brick and stone and has all modern conveniences.
= I. ALDEN sHAINES.
Portland Sep. 18th, 1872. ,8 s sep19-f
st. Lawrence House.
For Sale or To Let,
40 Rooms, Gas and Sebago water.
Apply to e. II. GILLESPIE,
f sep13-tf No. "a Plum st.
go IA FOR SALEi f
House No. "a Emery ST., head OF |
CuSil1nan Street.
@;;;I ON the street, fine neghborhood Consists OF !
highly finished rooms; painted walls throughout;
gas good cellar and heated by furnace large brick cis
tern, filtered well drained. One of the most desi-
rabie and convenient houses in the city; close to
Spring street line of cars; be from TO p
NJ. Terms easy. Enquire on the premises. sf
June 10. e,, dit iz H
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15

An illinois spinster proposes to set herself
up in a rattle with 1O0, 900 tickets at 81 apiece,
the winner to have the money and the girl.
She says she is intelligent and fascinating.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15

The Mariner amidde the swelling seas,
Who seeth his barke with many billowe beaten,
Now here, now there winds and waues best please
When laundering Joue with tempest list to threat
ell,
And dreades in deepest guile for to be eaten,
Yet learnes meane by mere necessitie
To saue himselfs in such extremitie
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15

N09aY gvuu urf~.--
-ssrce by the Coz at their own Factory and under
their own Patents and Processes.
1t is cheaper to buy Standard Goods directly from
well known manufacturers than to buy OF Dealers or
get low priced poor goods. The fullest informa-
tion on all points connected with Emery Wheels and
Grinding Machinery will be furnished by this
Company. febSeod3m
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IHE IL PR ESS g
sATURDAY MORNING, PgB15. ~.
Gossip and Gleanings.

|
Gossip and Gleanings.
No cruel guard of diligcnt cares that keep
Crowned woes awake, as things too wise for sleeI
But reverend discipline and religious fear,
And soft obedience, find sweet biding he:e
''Spicer' in the Boston Commercial Bulle
tin thinks that King Richard III was pro
hibitionist because he stopped King Henry
bier.
A prominent bond-robber is said to ha q
remarked that his business needs no CLOAK
while it has the detective pelisse.
The Queen of Denmark wears calico
dresses in publicity way of rebdking ex-
traya ance in dress.
| You naked tree, whose shadie leaves are Lost
Wherein the birds were wont to build their bowre
And now are cloathed with mosse and hoari frost
Instead OF Blossoms, wherewth your buds did fowre
see your teares. -Spenser.
London Punch defines woman as ga
creature endowed with self-ornamental in
stinct." Husbands will say: "True, but
not funny
John Graham, of Virginia city, raved be-
cause his wife Mary hadn't washed his shirt.
She Molly-fed him with a rolling-pin, and he
now has no need of shirts.
Another sea-serpent is reported off the
coast of Georgia. 1t is thought that grog
has something to do with leading SO many
shippers to see serpents of late.
APittsburg brides dowry lately consisted
oftwo barges of coal, which her father thinks
ought to secure her reception by the ton any
whe.e.
We understand that DIR. Livingstone is re-
ported to have said that he would prefer to
receive 910O per year to spend as he chose
rather than a2e0 per year ard ''found."
An illinois spinster proposes to set herself
up in a rattle with 0,OO0 tickets at 81 apiece,
the winner to have the money and the girl.
She says she is intelligent and fascinating.
1t ''The child is father of the man. is the
grand child the grand father of the man?
and what relation is the man to his grand
child? And also especially what relation is
he to himself.
Minnesota has an entire Legislature of
''carpet baggers' not one of whom was born
in the State. The only excuse for this fear
full state of things is the fact that the State is
not yet twenty-one years old.
The Mariner amidde the swelling seas,
Who seeth his barke with many billowe beaten,
Now here now there, winds and waues best please
When laundering Joue with tempest list to threat
ell,
And dreades in deepest guile for to be eaten,
Yet learnes meane by mere necessitie
To saue himselfs in such extremitie.
-Gascoigne.
Mr.. Venus, of Brighton, England, is true
descendant of the old girl. His love was of
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15

II ''The child is father of the man. is the
grand child the grand father of the man !?
and what relation is the man to his grand
child? And also especially what relation is
he to himself
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15

Minnesota has an entire Legislature of
carpet baggers", not one of whom W as born
in the State. The only excuse for this fear
full state of things is the fact that the State is
not yet twenty-one years old.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15
Portland Publishing Co.

Portland, Dec. 25th, 1873.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15
Sanford's Improved Refrigerators.

Gorham, Feb. Z, 1873.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia Is tho most berpIesing of all hu.
man ailments. Its symp oms are n,ost INFINITE
in ,heir vari ~, and the f'riorn aud de'p lent
vi'tims of the diss,ss ofcn fancy themselves
the prey. IN tu'n. every known IN lady, This
II due. IT, part to the clO'a sympathy Nhich OK
ists between ,hr stomach AMI tho brain. and In
patt also tp IN, fact that any disturbance of The
dige.tivo function necessarily disorders tho II
yer. the bowels and the nervous system, nnd ei'
fccis, to some eNto Il. the quality OF the blood.
T.. 4. kunsl-'s Ritter Wine OF Iron sure
cure This l. not ~ new preparation, tn be tried
and fund wntlnl; IL has be n prescribed daily
fp. many yeirs In tn practice Of eminent ply
sicians with Unparalleled success; II ts not "a
psctrd or nloldfd 20 cure all the diseases To
which the human family Il subject, but Is war
ranted TO cnre nyspcp'ia Ia it, most obs'i'
na . form. Kunhic's Bitter Wine OF iron never
fails to cue Symp,ons of dyspepsi, or los OF
arpeilta, wind an risinq Of tie food dryness OF
ths mouth, hetrthurn. distension of the stom'
acb and how is. constipation, no thaehe, dirEi
ness sie nlessne.s and low spirits. Try the
great remedy and he convincel Of it, me its,
Get the yendiac. Take only Kupkie's, which Is
pat only IN Al bottles. Depot, $50 North Ninth
Street Phiiado'phia
For sale hy nll ruIgists dealers everywhere
bth and 9th mos.
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Court Proceedings.

The December Term of court held
in this place, opened on Monday the
Sth inst.
Present Hon. J. G. Buchcr, Pres.
dent Judge Hons J. g. l.. Shindel,
and II. l.. Raudenbush. Associates.
Tipstlyes A Wagner, John 1fohn,
W. u WooiIing.
On mo,iDn or Geo w Zcigler. Esq.
J. II. MeDcyitt, Esq, admitted to prac.
tice in the several courts of Sny1er
county.
Orp5u's Curt
Estate Of Daniel Cary, decd, James
X. Davis appointed Guardian.
Estate of Henry Rpmcr de- d, Levi
Stock appointed Guardian.
Estate OF Savilln Grinrr, decd, John
School, appointed guardian.
E.;nte of Sarah -cchrist, decd, Geo.
Gouglcr appointed Gidr,liau
Estate of john q. Grayhll deed
Samuel II. Ovcrholtz appointed Guar.
dina.
Estate of John G. Graybill, Solomon
5. Graybill appointed guardian.
Estate ofSJrlh Straub decd. George
Shotzhcrgcr, appointed guardian.
Orders of Sale awarded in the estate
of Michael Sholley, decd.
Raiurn, To Orders of sale confirmed
,cisi estate of II. ID. Spccht. dcr'd. /;
Geo Goss, decd. John Mitchell. deed.
Abraham Mcise. decd, John Fisher,
deed, Moses llummel. deed, Simon
knntA. decd, Daniel Mains deed.
/ The trial Of George Wcmick was
commenced on Tuesday of lust week
and ut > o'clock the jury was enpan'
nclcd, viz:
/ |. Samuel Bailey, Z. Enos Gross,
:. jacob lIendricts. \. H. $ Spiglrmyer
I 3. Ilulcn u IicIrick. o Joseph Bousi,
1. Jacob Minium. ~. Lewis Amig,
3. Charles Pellmau, | |. Isaac Rowe,
q. David Coy. II. James X. Davis.
To give the testimony in this cas-,
would only lac repeating that Will
which the public is already familiar
Messrs. Linn and Simpson Of counse
for the prisoner contested every step IL
the proceedings earnestly and vigor
ously, coonscl on the part of the Com
monwealth Messrs Zciglcr aud Herr
proved themselves masters of the sta
ntiGn. In our next issue we will give
our readers the charge of the COur
which gives clear and condensct
statement of the evidence and law a,
applied to the ease.
Sentence of the Court "Gcorg,
" WenricS. the sentence Of the Cour
IS is; that yuu pay a fine of one dollnl
"and costs Of prosecution, aud under
30 imprisonment in the Eastern peni
tertiary at separate and solitary con
" iincment at labor for the period q
seven years and four Calcnda
/" months
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MARRIED..

Dec I, by tho Rev. q. q. Erlenmoyer, Enoch
Ililser, of Mid iiesteek Twp, ani Miss Janette
Rou-h. Of Wasting ou Twp.
Dee. 8, BY Samu'l Seholi, Esq, Charles s.
plehi. of washlng'on Twp, aud Oath ariue
Shn' zbe ger. Of Union Twp.
On tho iih ins :, y, tho Porsonsgs In B,n ner.
vile. ny Hrv. ". X. Wieand, Mr. Haury krahbs
and Miss Sarah NJ. shroyer, both Of West Bea.
yer.
DR.. oe,. A: Smith. of this Borocsh, left town
abmt aweek ago stas'n ny that ho was going ic
Nor cumberland county to accompany party el
his friends 'on Dgsa ursr. DurIny his alb
senco wo received the sunbuty American oon-
tanning the fol.osias rep ,rt Of the HINTS
Oa the 9th OF De scnhsr. At Tho residence OF the
hr!de's parents. by tho Rev. a. X. Iimmerman.
DR 0go. 4. SntIH OF All ldleburg, snyder co.. TO
Miss SARAH J, kLAsr, VI Suy iert0vn borough.
Aosfhnuhariand county. q. ~, ~. y, N. (.
gsntie,nsn fre,a The. neixhborhool informs
no that " ~ the. do tas Doctor caught and
~ thni Y ueie>S ~ R*voisau}'l< Il sfAir ape
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TO rHE nlrIzENs or pENNsYLvANIA

TO THE OITIZENS OF PEN ENNsYLvANIA.
-fonr attention is especial lly invited TO tho fact
that the nat nal banks are nov prepared 20 re-
centennial Board OF Finance. The fon is realized
from tlis source aie 10 be employed In the erec-
iion of the buildings for the irrnatiunal eEhi.
ohion, ana the expenses connietcd with the
same. IL Is confidently believed that the Key,
stone state will be represen,ed by tho maine OF
every citizen alive % patriotic commemorlt Ion
The shares OF stock are 0liere for Si1 each, ana
Subscribers viii receive u ha, dsoneiy steel on.
gr,Fed certiaeaie OF Stock, suitable for flaming
am pfeseration as national memorial
Interest at the rate OF six per cent p,r annum
VIII be paid On all paymentsof Centennial stocL
from ths late OF payment 10 January !, ls7i.
suo crlLers who are not near Natio AL Bank
can remit check or y lstoifec order tn tho un-
dorsgned. FREDK. FRALEY, IRE isuter.
yO< Walnut st., Ph,laielp hia
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Election Notice.

Fyfho members OF the Snyder County Agricul
= tnrgl S",lety nrr hereby noii9od that tn
Annual l'ction for Ofteers OF said scot Is 20
serve for the yenr 1874. VIII he hci N tho Court
lious' In Mildlcburg, On Monday the 81 day ur
Jnnutrs, most, NJ o'c OK T.. VI.
a full compliance of to Consttut on and Ry
laNT fhe Society will D, roquire oil of thost par.
ticipltng In ~ Il election.
The executive COMMITTEE are requested e.
meet at tho orlco OF T. !. SmIth, at u o'clork,
\. VI. oi sal day, br tho ttan,acti m vt urln.
ishod business. BOWER, Pre-.
ID. =. Boyru, Sec. Dee lst, lH73
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.
Eigh, trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie (Soudnys Exceptcd.)

After Sunday. June 10Th 1873 the
Passenger Trains Of the l'ennsyl-
vnnia Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg aud arrive NJ fhi'tdel.
phia New York Pittsburg aud Erie as
follows.
EASTWARD
255-Philadclphia Express leaves IIar.
rlsburg daily [exccpt Monday NJ = 50
n IN aud arrives at West Philadelphia at
q % ln., and arrives at New York At
10 10 n. IN.
35-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
at 50 a m and arrives at West Philaiel-
phia at i5a IN. and New York At 10 25
n. M.
45-Lancastcr train via Mount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily [exccpt suudry
~ : Al " with through car for Philadel-
phia, and arrives NJ West lhiindclphia al
= 20 p III Mt New York ai 3 SO pm.
s 55-Sourhern Express leaves Iinr.
Philadelphia NJ f. 35 p m anu arrives al
New York at 3 % M.
II c0-pacifc Express leaves Harris
hurg daily at II 90 am and arrives nj
West Philadelphia nj 30 p IN. and ar
rives Mt New York daily except Monday.
NJ 80 jpm IN,
2c0--Blmira Express leaves lIarrlsbui 2
daily (exccpt Sunday At % p IN aud mr.
rives al West Philadelphia ~ u 30 m and
arrives ai New York ut 10 ~ p N.
0u-- Harrisburg Accommodation lcave'
Harrisburg daily Except sunday at o,
N aud arrive at West philadelphia "A
. 25 pm.
9 i5-Mnil train leaves Harrisburg la,
ly (except Sunday at 8 40 p m. arrives a
Philadelpi.ia at II 20 am and at New
York at 22 p. IN.
10 50-Cincinnati Express leaves II ~
risburg daily nj 10 80 p m and arrives a
West Philadelphia al . 50 IN and arrives
at New York at 80 pm.
WESTWARD.
4l5-Erie Mail west. for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg daily at 4 lo u IN, arriving u
Eric ~ SO pm.
45-Erie Express west for Erie leave
Harrisburg daily (excepi Siaday) at 45t
| d m arriving At Erie at 25 q m.
35-The Southern express leaves Har
risburg daily at 2 SO u NJ. arrives at Al
tcona at d So n m for breakfast and ar
riyes at Pittsburgh at IL 90 p m.
05-Paciic Express leaves Harrisburg
daily at 05 u IN arrives at Altona at i 81
m, for breakfast, and arrives st Pitts
burg ut lOpm.
Way Passenger Train leaves HARRISBURG
daily az 45 u m arrives at Altons at O'
p IN for dinner aud ut Pi,tsburg At 80
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex
cept Sunday NJ 81 p IN arrives at Alto
|
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lGsSFIS

NOTICE is hereby given TINT
4. iisht-rcd be- ifcr came 10th rrsldcUrs oftbe
snlscriucrin franklin township, ON nr ub ut
lie rrst dty of iuu" lst 7, ,hnsa vhite sput
IN the read nd fout white f,ct, a'd |. about n
year uli. Tic iNnrr IL herebs r,g1ireI 10 entus
trwnrd pr'yc property, pay charyss ana tlke
II away, "therS.so II wiz be dispI srd nf n'sord.
irt ~ law. II. T. SOMA MylCHEK
Slt
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A DMtNISrRATORS' NOTICE. E.-Letlels
LAof Administration upon the estate Of
Philip Witieumyer late Of Franklin twr,.
Snyder Co. deed having been granted TO
the undersigned. all persons knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate arc requested
TO make payment without delay. aud those
having claims m tho anmc will present
them to SUSANNA WirrENMYER,
SAMUEL BOWEN.
Nov. 2O,'1). Administrators
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

TBE,wo chromos presented - Subscribers of
TuH ALDISE for 1874 arr such beautiiii aud un.
u.ual works of Hrt-'nithtrl copivs OF actuul
printings In oli made by tho cello iratsi artist,
Thomas Moran, tom ulios oi nn'ute-thHt wo
f. ell jus nei In calling ~decl T., ,ttontun nthoni
Tn chenmls repro ont scenes rharnctcrisil'
o; II c East an1 the West tho White Mountalns
of N"v II t,mpshlr,. and the q ifs OF Grccu Ri
yer IN Wyoming Territory. In all tho range uf
ran aud hcaliifui Amcrcin srcl"rv. II would
b. dlf1cut u nnl two more pctnrcsq' or chtm .
ing views unlike as n1iur' In hrr varying
moods, yet appropriate companion pieces.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

Tho impending crisis between
Spain and the Unite States may have
affected the prices in Spanish hides
but has made no marked changein the
low prices of nj. kinds Of Leather at
G. Milton Moatz & Bros Tanery. Go
and see.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

rETgRsnS's MAlAziS v for January Is nIroa.
IS oui, an n ,Aagn hcent uumhrr IL &. The
principal en- yraNlng, "tiOoi N0rnirg, Mama )"
Is lone ~ the most etutifil We ever saw. The -
IL lar-c 'Oluryd Berl n pattern, renlli ~ %
s'or", hfty rents We d. n I teSngerntc In sny.
ing thai the January nunb.r Is n crfect Wcm
'nyeliucss. Tie stOrics Hra all unusually gaul
even tor" orsOn." The terms are twuuOllnrS
ycnr, with great reductions to clubs. specs
mems ar, scgt yratis t. those wishing to get M.
ups. AL Ire ChIs. !. Peterson, 800 Oh, ST.
nut Street Philadelphia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

John r. Bilger took charge of the
Railroad Depot, ut this place, on Nom
day last, rs telcgraphcr, ticket aud
freight agent. We wish him success.
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MAGNIFICENT sgw s,s1n..' TInsa

Onr man iu,t cleared 40 iD days. seliius ID.
Complete Domestl' Rilc Just MT NV rypc
AMI tnkitg ieaturs 500 iugravinps, Snpsri'r.
TX ell every way ami sells quick. Hig terms 10
aE'n tut"t Tee fur full ptri lcula-s, -.
drrrs i,i BEARD BROS, Puts, 72i saGasu
-t., Phi adelI LA.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

C,nns,tiny At I.swistovn 1un-tisn with the
Trains IN Mha line penn'i v v. anint sun.
huty with trtiii NJ Northern csntri Phllt.
Er ard Danville. Hazls;on "a Wikesburc
Laiiro1ts.
s,.Tr,ins will stop y, stations marked "F'
only whel SItual 10 given.
P.P SMITH, Sup't.
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II J. r. TELLER,
Il TTORNEY-ATLAW

Centreoilis, S1yder County, Peaaa.
All business entrusted I, his caro- will be
IN the several ,urts OF Sny ier an n,folnia
emntios Dan b, consulted in tn. English or
German Language. la Oct. 81, 'Jstf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD,
Philadelphia & Erie Il. r. Division,
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and After sUNDW DEC. cd. 1873
the trains On the Philadelphia s Erie Rail
Road Division will run as follows,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
ARTHUR'S
Illustrated Home Mag.
az;un
aZlue,

Bright, cheerful. enrnc, { aud progressive. the
"Homeh takes rank with tho hest periodicals. OF
the day Jtis the cheapest hr,t.cass Magi.i no
In the country, und mors thoroughly iiontii.h
with the people In their social and doincs,i, lie
than other
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
BcssrIsAY
PRIVATE s;Ay.yC
VAIUAB BILE
REAL ESTATE,


I'he undersigned Executors of the
! fstate ut ID. Isaac rothroes, ,a'c of Beavcr
Township, Snyder cUuuty, Pa, d GO ls-d offer It
Private sale the following described Real Es-
tate, TO Wit;
1[ighty-onc Acres
OF irst class farming land. In a good sistc OF eul.
tIvaton, un Ter good f-nre aud easy Of ace, s.,
whereof are etOatel Thee Good
Dwelling FgorseS
In 10 q rcp,ir, nd roycr falling vol OF water
conyeuienl I, each Largo
Isnnls BsaI'n
and other necessary ou,buildiugs. There Il an
excellent ORCHARD on thc firm, comp ,inx
the choicest apples, pears, D. aches cherries 80.
nil y'ung nui ia living trees, Also large, sub
staht!ni, thrte-story, stone
CHRIST Mil
with rnaurpasso wat r rOv.r. aud all the ma .
chlnrry complete With the latest imi,rnvotnents
located III the heart pf = good fltmlng cummu.
nitv, with larfe custom, and adapted io = zen.
erni business The nh1v. described property is
heated one Do a. North OF Adumsburs station OF
the sudbury \ L'wi-tpwn Aailroad. For terms
ard particulars eslt on o address, ~ Adams.
burg pa, JACOB GROSS. or
A6EG.INE HUrHROCR,
OFT. 20, IL u. Executors.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

If You want good fresh oysters go
20 the saloon under the Washington
House.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

DR.. sharp's spcifc cures dyspepsia Liver Com-
plant. Constipation, vomiting Of Food. sonr
stomach. Wafer Brash. Heartburn, Low Spir-
u.s. Nc. In thirty I've year never failing TO Gu ehe
most obstina'e eases sold bv druggists John A,
Moatz, Agent for Middebrrg. Dept, llb
Eighth ~. N. Y. Circulars mailed ON Application
Aug. iif3
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18

Il CHEAPEST AND BEST!
PETERsON'S MAGAZINE has tho
heat original stories OF any ~ the indy's booss,
;lo bot coli'ed tasnicu Pistes, thy best Re
coiIts. the Oest steel Iugravirs he, 49,
Every family ourht to t,ke Il. II gives more
tar Ito mono thnn any IN the would. II viii
contain, next year, in its twelve hunihers--
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