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wednesday. December "a, 1873,

at the southwest corner OF Main ana Manson sS,l
= frasts in Inc city OF Memphis, su az public
auction, for cash, 70 the highest bidder me
following described real estate, to-wiE: Lylns
and being in the county OF Sneloy, 3l'tS ,j e %
r & west containing one hundred ana Sixty
acres. being the same land sold BY Chancery
Court, November 2I, looo, TO b X hlekers a91 y
y n Woodward. as the property OF the heirs OF
IlanieI Harrison. The east half OF the ABOVE
SF u will bs, first sold, and thereafter the re-
right of equity OF redemption is expressly
waived in said trust deed. The title Is pc
l;eyed TO be good, but sell and convey only
.s tr71stes M J. \. FORD, Trustee
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Colonel Tenn Avery ON Cuba and Cuba
Independence.

Independence
In looking over the debates IN con-
gress upon the acquisition of Cuba, not
long before the war, we find in very
carefully prepared speech upon that sub
ieet by our then representative, Hon.
w. T. Avery, some very interesting
facts and arguments, some extracts from
which it viii not be inappropriate to
produce, considering the profound inter
est awakened upon this subject by re-
cent events. The position here taken
upon this question We may say, too, was
even at that day fully indorsed and adj
vocated in the columns Of the APPEAL:
Cuba, a lovely island, almost in sight OF
our own shores; in length, some six
HUNDRED and hity miles; in breadth, svesse-
Z ing some sixty or seventy; with an area Of
soiue thiriy-hVe thousand square miies-more
than three-fomfhs rs large as the sovereign
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TV1HE steamer PAT CLEBURSE, having
been detained by the weather, VIII lay
over until SATURDAY her next regular day J,
and Will positively leave on that day, al .
nm for helena and all way landings.
Freight received as usual until hour Of de-
partTre W. J. ASHFORD, Captain.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Almost the Entire Business Portion OF
JaeksOnpOrt in Ashes-Names
Of Sufferers.

From the Jacksonport Ark Statesman, l5th.l
Monday night last, about half-past ten
O'Clock, fire, supposed to have been
accidental, broke out in the store OF
Wishon Bros, on Main street, near Ad-
ans, and spread so rapidly, that All Ell
forts to stay its progress were futile, IN
til the entire business portion OF the
place north of Main street, and extend
ing from the river to Adams street, was
DESTROYED. We append a list of the suf-
ferers, with the amount Of loss and IN
surance-if any-Of each.
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LAND FOR SALE.
TEXAS LANDS.

Lands in jackson, Liberty, Hardin and
Orange counties, Texas, Improved and
uniniproved, prairie and timber, adapted
to sugar, cotton, corn, potatoes, stoek k-ranches,
etc where the winters are mild and sufnnners
delfghtful. a fresh sea breeze daily ana Win
ia a few hours travel Of three cities fOr lease
for i've wears for the taxes, or viii sell ab uOHL
two TO ten dollars an acre, a. wisn y start
neyy branch of industry. 1 am sick OF recelF-
iDg and answering futile letters. mean
business: Titles all OF record.
=. y. RENBEEIs
Care 16s Front street. Memphis
TgT2
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ALUcKY ACCIDENT.

From the Knoxville Press and Herald
The passenger train down, yesterday,
due here at twenty-nine minutes past
eleven O'Clock in tie morning, did net
arrive till after four o'clock in the after
noon. The delay was caused by a seri-
Gus accident at Russellville. just as the
locomotive W IS passing the switch ct
that place, the hindmost OF the two
small wheels on the left side which sup
ports the boiler, left the track and ran
off into the ditch, taking with il about
six inches of the axle, and leaving the
track trailing on the crOss-ties. The
train, which was slowly approaching 8
the station, was easily stopped, and no
one was injured. Examination showed
that the axle had broken in the truck,
and the broken ends had rubbed on
each other till they We're perfecty y
smooth. The engine must have run
Hpany miles after the axle broke, and il
was especially fortunate that the wheel
flew off when the train was stopping,
and the broken axle was not the front
one
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Attempt 10 Throw Train OF the Track
A Lucky Accident on the East
Tennessee, Virginia, and
Georgia Railroad.
From the Chattanooga Times.l

From the Chattanooga IlnleA-l
The passenger train on the Alsbama
and Chattanooga railroad, due here at
half-past nine in the evening, encOunt-
cred an obstruction on the track at the
switch Just south of loves rOlling-mill.
Some scOundrels had laid across the
track-a single plank in a place-some
twenty or thirty heavy crOssing-planks,
fifteen or twenty feet long and three
inches thick. The train was running
rapidly, and the engineer was almost
upon the obstruction before lie disc0v-
cred it. The plank was so laid that the
pilot wOul pass over them. The trucks
went over all but the two last planks
that were laid one On top of the other
and these slid in front of the wheels. Il
was next to miraculous that the whole
train was not ditched, with serious los
of life as the result. The villains VIII
perpetrated this worse than murdeTOu
outrage should be ferreted out and pun
ished TO the extent of the law. A red
handed murderer is an angel of igh
compared with such oowardly mis-
| creants.
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Executors Notice.

IL. persons to whom Emily sutton, Sseli
a known as Miss Fannie Walker, is IN
debted, are notified that the executor o. @ @tLs
said Fsnnie Walker has qualified IS exec utof,
and thew are notified to present tnelr clalnl'
within the time BY law required 1or % y
ment or the same will be forever 'srIeo'
present them 10 Van A. W. Anderson, as1or-
neS--sf-lav. No. 40 Madison street, between
Main and Second streets. --
VAN A. ". ANDERSON.
Attorney for Executor.
Sro,-snnber 10 lg7S nOzl
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A woman named Mrs. Conwell, re-
siding in Green county, Pennsyivsniai
about seven miles east Of littieion, West
Virginia, committed suicide yesieIoay
morning by hanging. Domestic diih-
oulties caused the act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-21

The directors of the bank Of England
yesterdaysfxed the minimum rate Of dis
couat at eight per cent.
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Trustees Sale.

nv virtue OF a deed of trust executed on the
X sth dav OF February, IS7I, by B. r., W. ID.
and Y. I. Bickers, and registered in the Kegs
teris Office of shelby county u lennessee' n
book 10. 70, page 5o9, Will Al me feq4Ss. ne & %
the beneficiaries, between the hours OF ~ anu
.r.r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

rs,4E stated communication OF De5oto e !.
1 Lodge, No. Z99, viii be held tnis Xxx
fFRIDA "a evening, November 2lst., at - v
o'clock for dispatch OF business.
~ op,ie- BUN. +. PRICE W. n.
n W SHELTON, Secretary. llzt
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naDErTrNG.

- ,,,,>Srs - 81 erounds 70 suit any TASTE. /.
/ = N-t,.,,e.,,r ard furnishing 81 kinds o. ef-
.s,,s snSlla and fruit trees, rose-s s1f lAs,
5rsbs and flowers All my stock v ae4 = ~ ~
me very best quanLlty, - pteSol - =, ts..,-f
So, ROOD Nursery where may % duuress1ei
- AZ me Central Hotel, Memphis fsnis
CITY or country work promptly attended 70
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Q. C.WALTER,
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES
81 Madison Street, Memphis


81 Balls, weddings and Parties supplied IN
all styles and on the shortest notice. Al or
ders from the city and country promptly nlied.
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GRoCERS.


In the Magnolia Block. he nov o1eEs 10" 70
trsSe the following articles VIZ
Is barrels new Rice
80 boxes Factory Cheese
800 barrels sugar.
20 sacks Rio and Java Coffee
SO sacks Pepper, Alsplee and CloEes,
roo cases OYSTERS, LObsters and sailllou-
251 cases Ssrdines aud t'luo FISH
400 boxes Raisins, CitrOn and C9Irsh.s - -.
80 sacks Almonds, Filoerts snd Cfsain au17
IS barrels Texas Pecans. ,,,-,. -
s00 rllrps. MacKerei Whitensni CoclsA a1-'
Roe RerrIngs- ~, ,-1.-s
gO00 csses Canned Peaches. Elne App-s7i
Strawberries, Pears, etc. A.
ann cases Canned Tomatoes, Green Colllr - =.
paragus. Succotash, Green Eetts- SINS
beans and Mush-ROomS.
s.la cases TelIies and Preserves
POO haIf chests and eaddies Teas
so cases barrels and half barrels FlcAl3a-
20O kegs and half barrels Ptgsfeet.
10 barrels Bologna Sausage ana Drieu DSeA'
. tierces new Hams. .trs
200 boxes Italian Maccar0nt and Nertileeei't
;aO pkgs, Lard in tierces, kegs and oucAets-
s0O barrels Flour-variOus grades
I00 barrels-Sy rup and MOlasses
30 barrels Whisky, Gin, Brandy, Srerry and
SO cases claret, Catawba, Rhite Wine and
Champagne, =. - fs,,,,
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LAND, STEAM I'LL. GIN, EFG.

FOR sale, at positively less than half their
value cotton lands, timber lands; stoe farms
Containing from 100 TO 500 acres, with pere1l,,
sfoclzed :. also a very valuable Water-poWers ;
a steam mill of forty y-horse power, saw
and grist in running order; slxIy-saN
gin, gearing and press, Ia good a.ss -
fI,s new Psducah railroad, ten or twelve miles
norm of Memphis. Titles good, or the eonnty
records will tell who lies. Refers % L. :
I'm pre- of the Appeal; 81. d. L. Stewart, OF tnf
Nii''-S9-' s. s. REMBERTs
Remberton, Il miles north OF memphis
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A STITCH m FIEIE SAVES NINE.

no not NEGLECT a cough because It troubles
vou butfittle now Now is the very time
IL Is easiest removed, and none would suuef
if they knew how eas'l " they can pc eHIeI
BY the timely use Of DICONGES 7 ff1t4OHsaA
BALSAMIC SYRUP. -.
Sufferers from all ailments OF tne 5Ie,s., 49,
Lungs and Throat viii md that ~ 4sslns ss - -
PECiTORAI, BAISANIC SYRUP tney 1T 1T,
using the best expectorant, which fealos = AZ ~
phIegu1. sOothes all irritation alln IaOieoiiJ
cures. For sale In Mennpnl - ,sli',, .,,Sliss,s ~
SEABROOK & BUFORD,
- ii. q. sTEEV ssk q co
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AZ Fairburn. Georgia.

From llle Atlanta l1a.l herald.l
FAIRBURN, November II, l67S.-The
wind last nigh, g. ew the top OFF of the
depot, and etiTeiy demolished the court
house. The private residence of Mr..
Bind was blown over, and Mr.. Bird
caught under the falling timbers and
crushed 70 death. Several houses were
unrOOfed, and the fences scattered over
the whole country. Mr.. Bird was mer-
chant in this city, and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
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NEW YORK, November 20.-The Iri-
5slae has information that the demon
stration over the capture of the Nir-
ginius and execution of the passengers
at Havana, has greatly subsided. The
news of the second slaughter at Santiago
was not received with the same enthusi-
asm, though nearly every one expressed
satisfaction. JouvellaT.was understood to
be strongly in favor Of the course taken
with the captives at Santiago. 1t was
apparent change in public sentiment
is being wrought. On the fifteenth q
number of prominent citizens expressed
regret that the execution has been per
formed so hastily. In private conver-
sations it is apparent that many were
doubtful of the wisdom of hasty exc
cutiOn.
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AVOID QUACKS.
ROoFTNG.
ROOFING.
PLASTIC SLATE R0OFINs

rFtHOSE IN need OF good anc s9psssn ~. -. -
aIaiuing Ouri
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~GREAT DISCOyERyt

E. F. KUNKLES BITTER WINE ~ IRON
For the cure Of weak stomach, general ldebiliti
digestion disease Of the nervous sys.em. con
stipation, aeidity Of the stomach, aud all oases
requiring a tonic.
The wine includes the most sgrecsblc and
eGecient salt of iron we rossess Citrate OF Mag
ne;ic Oxide, combined with the most energetic
of vegetable etoni's-yelow Peruvian Buk.
Tie efie,t n many cases OF debility. loss OF
appitite, and general prostr alton, OF an efficient
Salt of iron combined with our valuable Nerve
IL most happy. 1tnrpmcutsth' appiti,c, raise.
the pulse, tako of mus,ulay habhuc.s, rctnovcs
the pal of dchilitp, aud gives horid 'igor g
tie countcnanCc,
d. you van snuctriug I, strengthen youi Do
yon want good appel Du you want To
build up your constitution DO you wan, to feel
well DO you want TO get rid OF nervousness
DO you want energy Do you want slorp wei 7
10 yOO " mt brisk aud vigorous tou ling II You
do, kunklc's Wine oi Iron.
This lruty valuable tortc has hcruso thorough
ly tostcd by all classes cImunity, that II Is now
deemed indlsucnssblo a. u Tonic nciictuc. II
costs but little, ru thcs the blood and gvo tone
tn the stomach, ronOVstes the system and pro.
longs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
pticct ter bottle. r.. 4. kUNkLE, solo
Prupr ctur, Philadelphia, IA.
Sold by Dru gists aud dealers tvery weoto.
june ~ lm
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No. l RUSSELL
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the lion. J. &. Brcugn. Prssi
w dent Judge of the Judicial Di-tri"'
composed Of the counties of Snyder. Union
and Miflin and J. q. l.. Shindcl and
George e. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
in aud for Snyder county have issued their
preceipt bearing. date the the 2iih day
nf April A. d. 1873, to me directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court. court
of Common Plcas, court of Oyer and Ter.
miner aud General court Of Quarter Scs-
sIons of the rraoe nj Nidilchurg, for the
county of Snyder, on the iih Monday be-
ing the 2Gth day Of May, 1879 aud
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 tie
Coroner. Justice of the Peace aud C0nsta
blcs in nm for the county of Snyder, to sp-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
o'hcr rcmemhrnnces to do those things
which of their offices aud in their behali
pertain to be done and witnesses and per
sous prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO he then and there attending
and not departing without leave At their
peril. Justices are requested to he puncl'
ual in their attendance AT the appointed
time agreeably TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sherihs office in Miidlebnrg. the 2iih lay
OF Apr A. D.. one thousand eight hundred
aud sevenryIhree,
DANIEL BOLENDER. Sheriff
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GARMENTS MADE WATERPRoor.-A
writor in an English paper says: By
the way, speaking fwutcrproots. think
| can give travellers "a valuable hint OF
two. For many years | have worn in.
dia-rubbcr watcrproOfS, but will buy ne
more, Gor have learned that good
Scottish tweed can he made entirely
impcrvious To rain. and, moreover,
have learned how To make II 40, and
for the benefit of your readers, vii
give the recipe:
In "A bucket of soft water put half Il
pound of sugar oflcad, and halfa pound
of powdered alum; stir this at interval,
until IL becomes clear; pour ii oil int,
smother bucket, and put the garment
therein, and let it be in for twcnty-toul
hours, and then hang it up Ia dry, with
hout ringing H. Two of my party--'
lady and gcntlcman-have won gar
mcuts thus treated in the widest Storm
of wind and rain, without getting wet
The rain hangs upon the cloth in glob-
ulcs In short, they were really water
proof, The gentleman, n fortnight ago
walked nine miles in u storm of rain
and wind such as you rarely see in tho
South and, when he slipped off his over
Coat, his underwear was rs dry ~ when
he put them ON. This is, | think see,
ret worth knowing; for cloth, if it can
bc made Ia keep out wet, Il, in every
way, better than what We know rs most
watcrprooE,
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REMEMBER NuUR IIoRsE.-"Don't
forget says an exchange, that your
morse or mules suffers i'm hot weather
while being worked, and that drivers
cannot bc too careful. II will be wise
and considc,atc To feed with small
bundle of wet hay, or II couple ofquarts
of oats in the middle of the day to fur
nish II little drinking water aS often n
practicable, when not oycrhcatcd, and
to throw water upon such parts as are
liable to chaic from pcrspration or
otherwise They should bc driven
slowly. and the load. should hc consid-
crably less than that imposed in cool
weather. Loosen the checSrrin, or dis
pcnse with it altogether, and cover the
animal with II ily-nct, or preferable
with light sheet.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains (DNily) to and from
Philadelphia aud Psttsburah, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie lSundnys EXceplolD
ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV.
18th, 1871, the Passenger Trains
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will depart from Harrisburg aud arrive
at Philadelpbia and fi'lsburs as fol
lows.
EASTWARD
. 35-Philadclphia Express leaves llar
rlsburg daily [oSccpt Monday nj = 80
. m and arrives at West Philndelphia at
40 IN.
O5-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
lexcept Monday at 05 "A IN aud arrives
It West rhila,elphin NJ 90 N.
3U-Mal Train leaves Harrisburg dni
ly [exccpt sunday Mt 30 ? m and ar.
riyes at Philadelphia nj 1 20 IN.
10 I5-Cinoinuali Express. leaves liar.
ri,hurg daily at 10 - p m and arrives al
West Philadelphia nj O5a III.
II 46-pacihc Express leaves Harris
1urg daily at II 10 5am and arrives NJ
Vest Philadelphia nt 40 p m.
2CO-Elmira Express leaves llarrshul =
lhily ut = ~ p IN and arrives a. "" Phil
,delphia at i OU p N LSeepl SUI dayl
3 5-Iinrrisburg Accommo, a,ion 10 -
harrisburg AT 66 p m aud Sr, yes Al
,hiladclphia at ~ p M.
7 5O-Lancnsler Train, via Moult Joy
caves Harrisburg daily IOIoept Sunday
II 7 80 IL IN and arrives At West Philadel'
phia at IL 4opm.
44O-Erie Fast Line west, for Erie
caves Harrisburg daily (excePt Sunday
TAO p IN arriving NJ Erie Al 40 am.
10 lU-E,ie Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily nj 10 Az IN arriving nj
Erie NJ = 6Oa IN.
10 8O-Cinclnuati Express leaves llar
risbur, daily u, 10 80 ? III arrives at Alto
ma al 3 40 a IN and arrives at PittsbuIg al
! 20 an
II 55-The Southern express leaves liar
rsburg daily NJ II 55a N. arrives at Al
ioona at o % p IN and arrivef at Pitts
burgh at q lOam.
O5-Pacifc Express leaves Harrisburg
laily nt 4 05 u m arrives NJ altoona at 0 Oi
a m and arrives NJ PiiIsburg at 2 u6 p IN.
Fast Line leaves Hgrrisburg daily lex
cept sunday at 4 90 p IN arrives at Alto
na at 0 05 p. N takes supper and arrives a
Pittsburg At I 3ja
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily Tex
cept sunday at ! l5 p IN arrives At Alto
ma at 7 IS p IN takes supper and arrives n
Pittsburg al ! 05 n m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily al 7 80 u m arrives at Altona at 81
M and Al Pittsburg at 3 20 p IN (excep
Through Passenger leaves Harrisburg a
/ 8 90 m arrives 81 Altoona at 10 Z
| SAMUEL A BLACK.
I 0nrt NidAlA nv r~Nus y -
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On Monday 80 vehicles passed
through town toand from Shade noun
tain on buckle berry expedition.
About q hundred persons came up on
the cars. The number of persons on
the mountain, above the furnace, that
day has been estimated at 800.
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1r is rnmored that Benfer Station
will soon be changed to Hucklebcrry
station. The shipments at that station
averages 800 bushels per day. We are
not able to state whether the change
meets with Squire Benfers approba
! ton.
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The forces engaged in the large
block ore ridge, few miles west OF
town. in taking out ore for the Blooms
burg Iron Company, has been reduced
for short time There are thrc,
drifts worked to this vein ut present
and the number of tons shipped here
toforc, every month, to the above nam
ed company, was about 500 tons.
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RRAIsARDs' MUSICAL woRLp.-The July
numb.r oi this f,vnrite Musical Monthly is at
hand, and contains an unusually HDe selection 0i
30 iutiiul nes music aud Interesting r.adin,
matter. The Musical Worii has attainei an
enormous circulation throughout the country.
and cer,ainly deserves Us Success. TAs Music
containcd In each number u alone worth II
years subscription. Tho subs 'ription is onl.
ono dol ar u year. specimen topie, can 10 obs
tained hy addressing thu publishers, y. BRAIN.
ARDS, Suns, Cleveland, u.
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Competition between our local sew.
ing machine agents is running quite
lively. The superior merits of the
several leading machines are set forth
in glowing colors, with now and then II
slight attempt to disparagc the man
uiacturcs of rival companies. lfthc
strife continues for some time to come
a fair knowledge of sewing machines is
likely to he dilltscd among the good
people of this community
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We observe that Tool House Is In
course of erection near the depot.
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a6s- For Loss Of Appedue. Dyspepsi

D6- For Loss Of Appedne. Dyspepsia
Indigestion. Depression Of Spirits mud
General Debility. in their various forms
Ferro- Phosporated Elixir Of Calisays made
by Csswell, Hasard& Co., New York, and
sold by ell druggis 10 cshs best Ionic
AZ . siimulsnt tonic for patients recover
ina from fever and other .uioknsss. II has
NO equal. II taken during the season II
prevssts fsvsr and asae eSd sthss inssvs
niliont (oyoso,
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Sure Cure (or C0ugh,-A large hand
iul of Ioardound; the same of Life
Everlasting; large root of Comtacy; u
large handful of Elecamdainc; II quart
of molassos. After boiling and strain
ing the iirs four ingredients, mix in the
molasscs boil until rs thick as syrup.
For dose, take dessert spoonful,
three ines II day.
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If you haven't done so already, We
would again urge you to clean up al
filth about your premises.
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Chronic Diarhea.-rakc two quarts
of new milk, one pound of loaf sugar;
boil down 10 one quart after cooling,
add the yolk of two eggs, beat up fine,
then add one bottle of claret near one
quart; take of this from one To two
tumblerfuls each day.
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Sunbuty ~ m ~ y VI
Correcting at Lcwistown Junction with the
Trains on Main lirc reuu'n X v. aud At sun
luty with trains uf Northern Centrrl Philt
Er ard Danvillr, HaElctuu n Wikcsbarr'
railroads.
en- ,ins will stop at stations markell "f
only when signal IL glvcu. -
Pr SMITH, Sup't.
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-Masons are at present busily en-
gagged putting new foundation under
the new School house.
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.uILAUELrulA& ERIERAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

On aud After MONDAY OCT =. 1872
the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Raj
Road viii run as follows
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24

Tho L. b. church was crowded on
Sunday night.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24

Ring Worm Remedy.-The applica-
ton OF the pure fresh citron ointment
Jung, hydr, nit.) seldom fails to cure
this disease. Apply it twice day and
keep the part clean.