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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-11-27
TILEnREAT SENsATION.


lis fuil and Truthful history OF tho famou,
bEE' liER 1ILTON WOODHUIL ScAN
pAL, tuyluding comprehensive ani entertaining
blnV aphical -ketih0. " Henry wari bee 'her,
&. CHHu aud Colonel BlOcd Illustrated with
st-likp l"rtrait-, aId giving hcts ant inri
d'ut' t. tAa lives OF al OF thyiG mover before
The promln nitro ition occupied by the parties
iu'o we'd IN THIS greatest Social Drama - the
aye, has giv,n to lt m almost wo ld,wtIc uo-
tort IS apd the partial and 'ragmeltary leports
OF II which have been publ shed hayO only srry-
cd - whct the arpciiio OF the reading public
wtth do lee to have the whole story uIthMlly
aud iuphttiaily told, Iu!s the autaer has done
out IN slrn mpnnrr ~ not e. do tnlusti q TO
auN oi tho dramatic porEOnU or 10 shock or
H. nj the mo iastidious reader The auth r
claims, and wo think Justly, to have had paru iar
iaclltei tor Lis wO X, hnymg bocu for yea .
10 soma !ly acquainted with tho'o Of whom lie
Wr,ios.
Tho ske'ch Of Hpury ward u echcr Ohc adj
Van'e shee's OF which hHv" been submitted to
several "i the lcadil Journalists and authors In
the VEST ts unanimously declared To le ihr bcst
AMI most cn'et tanning sketch Of this ioremls /
ol"rgyma ottlc uso ever writ II, and all thr
tip raj hles are euliypuei by characterl,iic and
entertaining iucIdepts and anrciotes never TO.
tr re pullisl vi, nli are written In free, Tacy
and uuhIekey ei style.
~ re are also included "a tho work. copious
.Ilructs from the speeches aud writings ot''rho
WuodLull,N giving an cpitOme 0t her pc culiar
views upon her IaNorto topics ot free lo,o,
-uciUl IF, edom. AMI the social utopia which she
hopes 20 establish.
The book IL piiutsd from clear new type, and
upon superior paper, In on large octave yoiume
ot about 800 pnH s, and isstyle alike cr-ditablo
to the author, artist amt plillsher.. II Is bound
IN fnc Ens ISL muslin Library style, with gilt
ba' and sjies Price IS %.
II IL sold only by Canyas.ing AGENTS and can.
not Dee procured AT the stores.
We should think what the publishers assert 4.
true that this is one d tie b,st 20 ling books
ever l,su"d, and thoso who d, sire empluymo ~
for the winter shonld secure an outit iOr this
WORK, whi wi b sent by tho publ ishers upon
receipt OF 10 cents, Ad1rs.s Tie Beverly Do,
WABASH Ave. AID 22d 81, Chicago. SEQ their
adyeTt!g ,ment IN another column.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

DSruepclh IN the most DerpIt NliH OF All hu'
man ailments Its symptoms are most inhpitc
In their variety, and the forlorn and desp'ndcnt
victims Of the disease ofen fancy themselves
tho prey, IN turn, OF every known milndy This
Is due In part 10 the close sympathy which eN.
lists between The stomach and the brain, Hnd In
part also To the fact that any disturbance OF the
digestive function necessarily disorders tho IL
yer, the bowels aud the nervous system, ana eff
fects, to some eNtout, the quality OF the Lluoi.
T.. +. Kun les Bitter Wine of Iron sure
cure. This Is not new preparation, to 80 tried
and found wanting; IL has boon prescribed daily
for many years In the practice OF oUinent ply
slcians with unparalleled success; II Il not oN.
Pectrd or intended TO cure all the diseases to
which the human family IL subject, hut II war
rauted TO cure Dyspepsia in II, most obsti'
nate form. kunkIo's Bitter Wine of iron never
fails to cure SYMPTOMS Of dyspepsia or loss OF
al petite, wind amt rising of TIE food dryness OF
tho m,u nth, heartburn, distension OF the stom :
ach and bowels constipation, headache, diLgi
ness sic ,pIessne and low spirits. Try tho
great remedy and be convince OF IT. merits.
Oct the gendlue. Take only Kuukle's, which is
put only in Al bottles. Depot, 2J9 North Ninth
Streai Philadelphia
For sale by ali druggists X dealers eVoryNh Gro.
9th and Oth mos.
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DENNStLNANlA RAILROAD.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Eigh, trains (Dailyl to and from
Philadelphia aud rsttsburgh, and
Two tralus Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted


/ After Sunday, Jane 29th 1873 H.,
p.ss,r,or Troirs ot tho p,,nsy
yonin Uni,yonI Companv win drnut
r., t,',..;.h,r, a,,I arriyyo n, pL;IaII
,Lia yo, yorL pi,shnr, and Tr,
/ ill,,ys
,,,o.w,p,
hNot"H"T
da-Ph.ladc!phin LXpress lenyc' jar
rsbFrg daily except MoIhny ~ . %
IN and arrives ~ West Philadelphia NJ
I q % III, and arrives at New York at
10 lia.m.
35-fast line Leaves Harrisburg daily
at 80 a N aud arrives at West Phlla ell
ph'" si : 10. III. and New York at 10 -
n. IN.
'',ILnnraNor ,-.''.o'i W." VIZ M'u", 10y
=, n;,h ,hro,,h c6r ,nr phi,oI.,
rLia and arrives a, west Ilhiladelnhia a,
IL % n m n, Nov York nj 8 ~ nm.
55-~soutbcrn Expreps leaves JTar.
risbury daily NJ $50 u m md arrives
philodcInhia n, ~ 81 u m and arrives n,
Nav york NJ 3b5 nm
II kO-pnciGc E,presg leaycs Harris.
burg doiIv NJ |, M, m and ,rrivo. n,
Wrst philadclpbin nt 20 m. md M
riyes nj New York daily cycert MouJnv,
nj q 2hrm
ocO-Elmira Exnrcss leaves uarrist #, .,
daily lexccpr sunday at 2 Oo n m MI 49,.
riyes NJ wctt pbiladclrhia M q no - ., n".I
arrives at New York Al 10 t3 n m
ou-Ilarrisburg Accommoia dor ,oovos
I,rr,sburc daily Icxcept Su,, ,,a,lat mn
n m and arrive a, Nest riiiaIy'i,nta ~ w,
j 40 IN. ~
q ib-Mail train lc,.yos IIo,.ishn !,
lv (sxccpt sunday NJ 4 I5nm o,r;.os ~" -,
Philadciptia nt - 20 a m and a, y, "'
York At } ~ n. m W.
10 -Ci.,cinno,; Tx,ross ,oo,o. H.,
rjsburg ,ilv at IA 40 y M onJ -"
West PLlnJeIpLia a, 40 n m and = ,s
NJ Nav yorL ~, 4 hr S"' -
uroru,
"H'i" AND
4lo-Erio Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily at 4 10 m, arriving u,
Erie al 10 pm.
45-Eric Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily (exoept Sindayl AT 4bO
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TOR tho tpst,
Mr. EpIToR-Itis is u great mistake to
suppose the convention intended or
wished to restore the tax on real estate.
II declared that certain public proper
ty should be exempt from taxation
such as public school houses, court
houses, jails, poor houses, property own
Cd 10y the state Or nation. churches aud
grave yards and charitable institutions
owned hv the State or any city or Couu.
tv. At present there is vast amount
of property owned 10y private as-ocia-
tions exempt from the payment ot tax.
such property Is not assessed at tic I
ANIMAL assessment, and docs not pay
tax for any purpose. This kind of pro-
pcrty has been exempted 10y special
laws. passed to meet each particular
ease. II is these laws and none other
the convention declares null and void.
Every acre uf land III tho state will hc
assessed this fall. ON which Il county.
school. road, lity and borough tax Will
he lryivd.
The state tax on real estate was re-
pcalcd Il few years ago. but the repeal
ing uCt did not exempt land from tax
alton. The state rclnquishcd the tax
because she did not need it, bat real
estate is still liable To- pay u State tax
whenever the necessities of the com
mouwcalth requires it. 1t is not ,rcnpt
II So it could not bc assessed for any
purpose. The new constitution de.
clarcs certain laws. cXcmptiug apnrtic-
ulHr kind of property from taxation,
null and void, hut it does not rc-cnact
any laws, on the subject oftaXntion, that
has been repealed.
After such Il prutractcd contest ~ the
con,pntion had in curhiug the iuor<i-
nate powers of corporations it is absurd
60 suppose it wouldrclcasc them from
taNutiou and impose 1t on land That
is MT 10 b. fomd II, tie a0r constitution.
The articles uu corporations aud rail
roads and canal, are of great value to
the people and it would hc II great ca-
lHmity To- lose them 10y voting against
the constitution | feel confident the
people will pause before doing 80.
JoSFpH BAiIY
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SNYDER COUNTY IS:
The Commonwealth of Pennsvl

The Commonwealth Of Pennsyl
wanna,
TO Elizabeth ShetterIy, widow,
Frederick ~hetterly, Andrew Shetterly, Lena
SLetterly, residing In snyder county pennn
John Shetterly. Lydia intsrmGrriel with George
Marks, Polly intormarried with Jacob BruK-
gor, ani Fanny iDtermarriel with Emanuel
Chuh, residing near Rlchnrld Junintu CO., PA
Rachael T. tormarried with George X. Shetterly
residing near Edwardsburg, Cass county In ihs
state II Michlgan, and a grand chi Ia, daughter
OF CathaIine. interIlarriei with Charles Dress.
Ter, who di,d before her father, the said Andrew
shetterly, leaving one child named Cathar inc
Dressler, who is minor and has for his guar
an Jos, pa Aleis'r residing In Snyder County
Pa. lIssal deceudauts of Andrew Shrtterly late
u the township OF Chapman, Snyder county,
deceased.
HREEIlNG:
You are hereby citei to be and
appear before the Judges of our Orphans Court
at an orphans Coult 10 be held at MiidIeburg
on the ~ Monday of December A. -. lst3 at 10
OclOct in the forenoon, then and th,re to accept
or refuse t. take tho Real Estate OF said Al
drew Shettery deceased Mt the appraised vaIu
alton put upon II Ny an Inquest duly awarded
by tho said Court, and returned by the Sherin Of
SAID county, or show cause why the same should
not he sold. And hereof fail not
Wimes, the Hon. Joseph y. Bueher Fsauire
President OF our said Court. at Middleburs, this
sth Jay Of November A. ID. ls13.
GROUSE. Cieik o. q.
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5 ECEI RAFT!

An Omciol and Thrilling. History of
THE POLARIS EXPEDITION,
Under the late capt Hall, HI uutim'ly death,
Remarkablc re,cuo e. Inc crew from Floating
field OF lee. Also, history oi al the ,Npc iitipn
to the Arctc world from tho Ehlie't Tim"'.
Profusoly illustrated. Agent wanted. Aidr''.
PHILADELPHIA BIOk CoHrANN, rnilh..
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ICSYIIS Az

y Office is hereby given that Red
Bull abouttwo yoars old came To- the reef.
dtncn oi TIA ~ sfttber In West Beaver town.
ship, abOut s'N weeks ago lhe owner IL horo-
bN required t. como forward, prove y opo ty, pay
charges ~ Il tko II away, Othosniso It vii be
ltslusel pi accord iug t. law.
Uttober 80 20. JOHN %hGyER.
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" Office is hereby given that II
ligh'-rcd h'tcr cauo - M. rcsii 'nce Of the
sui scrihur In franklin tpwusaip, On or about
he ur.t dN at Juu"l LIST L. has wh,tf spot
on tho head md four waite feet, and 4, huut
year OF, ITO owner 4 hereby req IiroI 20 come
forward, prove property, pay chArgcs and take
u AWAY, otherNiso II VIII bp di-posrd oi accnrd-
.ug To- law, y. L. SCHAMBACHER,
Oct 81. ~.
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE.
lALetterp Gun TEsTANEsTo AHwgxo in tho
estate or s,,lsannah Fryer detd. late OF tho Bor.
ongh OF hfddehurg, snyder oopnty, Pa, having
been grapted TO the under signed, all pers or s
knowing themselves indebted to saii est ,te arr
requested to mako immediate payment, while
those having clains WIN present them duly su.
for settlement to
r.,' BARBARA APP,
Eoy,p 10, LdmiristsaiYis.
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MARRIlCD.

MARRIED..
Nov. 10 by tho Rev. q. q, Erlenmeyer, william
Grimm and Mis- CLARA Hosterman, both oi
Freeburg.
On the 18th, inst bv Rev. Weand, Mr.. J. o.
Goss snd Miss Ellen NJ. Dreese, both OF Adams
burg, Snyder county,
o. the Goth INST, by the same Howard A..
Haines OF w. Beavtr Twp, aud Mary N. Krick
Of Bannerville. Sny ier county
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IL j. Il. KELLER,
4 YTORMEY-ATL4U

Ceatrecide, S"yoier Co"a'y, Pcopo,
All bueincss entrusted e. h.s caro- will he
well apl faithfully attended - win prartlcr
IN the seNeral courts Of Snyder gni adjoining
counties. can b. consulted IN the English Or
German language. oct 81 gsLf
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UNDEVELoPED WEST

Firc Years h TIE Tcrritories.
The only complete history ot that ya'' rog'.u be-
twccatAc Mt.ussipri nui Pacific ~ Ecruur-
cts tiimuie, luhihItHuts, Natural turiu'iti"
otc. II contains 30 fine eng Hyiuys u' III '.'u'.
cry, Lands l'ouple ana 'uri,titlGs oi the 'iroiL
Wc,t. AGENTS are selling from - 10 - 60 ic' q
day, and we sent ruuvassiug hlIk &c tn sry
houk Hgout "a lICss, stutluE expert '""c, sc,
NATIONAL pUuLtsnING 60. Iriltdul IA Ia,
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Nail EGsi CpnGccls east and "ost az Erie
with /. :. \ NJ s. Il W md nt Cory aud
lryincton with OIL Cocck and Allegheny
Il Il. W
Mnil West with east n west trains ON l..
: y VI. :. Il. W h at CORY and ly,ngtou
with oil Creek and Allegheny X. X. W.
Elmira Mail and Niagara Exprcss maxi
cluac connections nj wllllnmsport with y
g. X. W trains, north aud south.
WV. \. BALDWIN
Gent Supt.
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| DMINISTRATORS NOTICE =

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of Admin.
istration on the estate of Philip Smith late OF
deo'd have been granted 10 the Undersigned. All
persons Knowing themselves Indebted to said
estats WI please make immediate payment
while those having claims inst said estate
VIII present them Tor settlement to
THOMAS J. SMITH,
oot ~ Administrator.
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saa. LATEST AND LARGEST AR
irai of NEW GOODS. Just

bought st PANIC PRICES,
and will ho sold at extraordinary low
TIGpEES,
\ large and well selected stock of the
latest Styts cfD,ess Goods, qf all Qudli-
ties, Shades and Materials Shawls
LO,ccr H1H The forrest Prints and Nus
Inns Down, Flannels Ditto goods for
Nous wcor. Reody Mdde tiotbiag at The
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,Dporougb, School Fund up to tho ?ud ,f June
1919.
John Hoch. Collector.
To amount Of Duplicate tor said School
year 1873. t.ci1 ~
June 2nd W 50 II
Total t?ioI q
John IIoch, Collector Or,
Pa.i over % j. ". Dreosu Treasurer, sl35p %
Exonerations, u %
do and orders b 4e
Percentage for collecting 30 %
1880 VI
Total Dr.. i2iOiSi
Or. 1iIdgl
Balance outstanding and in Cpl'rs bauiS tsl7 90
j. W. Drcesc, Treasurer, Or.
Paid to q. &. Bower, Tor Teichius 1900 %
" James NJ, NanItndt l50 ~
Paid on orders of tho dlfierept years from
1859 up to the prcsen, year June ID 1873 1895 u
Total amt paid for tuition X on orders 1906 ~
j. w. Drccsc, Treasurer, DR..
Received OF John Hoeh. Collector sl4so 9l
State appropriation IN M
Whole amount paid ont 1850
Reed of Col, Hoch N appropriation l5''7
j. w. Droes Paid over. IL
Balance duo School District, i6Oj 23
SNYDER COUNTY SIS;
We the subsci ibers, Auditors
Of tho borough Of Middleburg, DO CERT1F' /,
that AFTER being duty sworn aco0rdina tn law
we met, aud did audit settle aud adjust the
iOreg ling school accounts Of the Ireasnror and
Collectors OF the Borough Of Mlidleburg, and do
report them true and correct, tn tho bcEt OF our
stated. ~
IL witness whereof we have hereuDto set our
hands In the Borough Of MldiletuTg Aforesaid,
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Dr. ). Walkers California Vim.

Ut. y. Nhlkct Snl1IOrfiu VIM
cgar BittcrS are q purely Vegetable
preparation, luadc chiefly from tho ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges af
tie Sierra NeYa,la mountains Of Culifar-
MIA, the mcdjclmi properties Of which
are extracted thcrcnOm without the Use
VI Alcobol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "Wlnt is the cause of the
unparalleled success of ViNEGAE Bir-
rElSF' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re.
covers his health. They are Tue great
blood purifier and Il life giving principle,
Il perfect Rcuovajnr and EN .goratdl
ot the system. Never before IN the
history OF the world has medicine been
compounded posse sing the remarkable
qualities uf VINFGNR KlrrFRS in healing the
SICK ut every disease rau a., heir to. they
are gentle lWgutiNc a. well a, Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation ui
'uc Liver aud Ni,ccral Organs Ia bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Tn. WALKERS
NiNadAt BlprERS arn ApD,ont, pjRphnrrt,c.
'auuWatlye, Nutrl'ioU-. laxative, piurrtic.
NcdatNc, Counter Igrilant SUdunHc. Altcra.
tive. aud ,r'i r0'uus
II. ". MCDONALD S CO..
prugeisb snd Gen. Agts. San Francisco California
aud cor ~ Washington and Charlton So y Y
sold by all DruRgist~ aud Ds.iers.
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"a New tI,iug under tho sum

SiItcca OH lnimi0g in a Book,
Never before was such an idcn nt'cmpted for
book ,lustratiop ovcry ono who has seen i pro.
nounces It Suporh. Mrs. liarriet Nuuchur
stoves la 0st work,
Woman in Sacred History,
is a series OF narrative sketches drawn from
Scriptural historical, aud legendary sources
liiustrned with sixteen Choice tdl chr0mos
after IN ntings by the most ccloLrilrd art sis of
the world giving Il rich and mRgn!h On, variety
of oriental cOstuinV and toiuiy. Mrs Stpwe ir
nor charming style haswrlron q book iuil of IN.
terest. and without "a Gan pa,e IN 4, which oyon
IL not illustrated @onid scl rapdlyi but tho
Brilliant Oil Pictures
make II ono of the mos unique. orIginai and
remarkable books eyrr onerod. The pictures, II
published sepa rniciy, Monld-rcsii y sol! FOR 81
cach--0r ss2, while tie entire boOi, Nith Tho ak
teen pictures, together with sumptuons bindings
OF the volume, can be had for one.hith of that
amount The book is MAILING u tremendous
Sensation Among Agents
aud salesmcn. hecauee n is nhsolutsy new mi
"has monoy in Il To get plaagsnt work and
good pay send Tor term., cironlars, Ac., to \. r.
FORD d %, New York, lsstou, Caieaxo, San
fEsoe,sso, G. staaAset. y
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Haven't heard, but suppose all places
of business will be open on Thursday
Thanksgiving.
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n 40 nABE Illustrated Ga'nlogw>
n tS CMr cy Masing Books sent on r.
c'rt ot s,sm p; inc !u'ing tnr isTs-i old nos'
b.uks t'r srAt-. l.. a.. 1kEsI, gabiishs..
ni u otd,ay, \ \. ~ %
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L. ulfNr, krEEI AND vRfor~
IN L. the Va uahlv box We give to all fuif
ut tets. isurs anu tuu. - pBsvs. 5 icints
Nnt,s.i ipr tw .rsinuI~. Adttsss 81. B:Atklt
\ co 80 Broadway, Ni.
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LOWEST PRICES.

ssD"Wo ask our old friends togoth.
cr with many new ones to come and
see our Goods. We guarantee satisfac-
tiUn WAGENsELIER x Son.
Solinsgrovc, Nov. TO- '73
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD,
Philadelphia & Eric Il RD:yi,.on.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and After SUNDAY NON 81. ls,"
the trains On ihc Philadelphia IS Erc Raj
Road Division viii run as fol.ou5G
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THE Ntiln CoHB sent.hy mnil to any one
i Tor ~. WIZ change any ruiur,d hair e. a
permanent hlatN ar hrnwn and contains ~ PIT
sou, rrado supplied at low rates. Address,
MAGIC cOMb Co, Sphngh H. Has,
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GEN UINE WALTHAM WATCHES SENT
" g, q. u. Tho bast aud cheapest ia N" wug III
aul tn most Rrcurut'. lilustra,Ci prize list
and loves rates sent ,ro" Andres, FULLER
y co, - Bond - New York.
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Write for large Illustrated Price liz
address
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UcIsnl.o agent for wItD'S wing NJ
'hiuc nil, sin, Liu,n ml SIo,I cotton.
Feb. -. 1879. tr
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Canvasslng Bouls Ssut sToo Tor
'rof FOWIEE'S GREAT WORK
Wells Carbolic Tablets

PUTIr ONLY n BLVkBVAtN.
ANpS RE n Ed T..
Snll hN nrntg-s.a.
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After sunday, Jane 10Th 1873 the
Passenger Trains Of the pcnnsyl-
vanin Hailrond Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at Philndcl
phia New York P!usbnrg and Erie A.
follows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-15
A FATALITY IN THE EAST RIVER.

An fcduca ted German Drowned I'm tho
East River-strong Suspicious OF sui-
cidc-The Body Not Yet Recovered.
Yesterday morning two watchmen named Mar.
tin Miller and Patrick Dryer, on duty at pier 20
East River, observed q man asleep on the pier.
This is 80 common an occurrence that they did not
regard It with any significance, but shortly alter
wards, hearing O splash they looked to the spot
and found him missing. There were left on the
pier three German books and some letters. Float
ing on the water was gray coat. Nothing could
be seen however, OF the body. A card was found
also among the papers, with the name OF "A. q.
Dingee" written upon IT, Among the letters In his
pocket Is one answering an advertisement for Q
private tutor, and addressed to w. p. G.. Shotwell
Esq, Domascovie, Ohio. In this letter the writer
states that he Is native Of Hamburg Germany,
and that he had received very liberal education
at the seminary in that city. He also states that
he came to this country In 1858, and has taught In
the University Of Georgia and in the Catholic Semi
country. The following selection, written in
French, German and English, was also found
among the papers:-
country, Of its cares, It's IDEAS its lights and o. the
opinions his epoch lie has seconded instead Of
tradicted the workings OF the great minds. He has
wanted what he ought 10 have wanted that very thing
herence and the perspicuiy Of his words This man,
who strikes little because he Is natural and abiding In
Just proportions has magamated his existence with that
OF his country His glory Is the common parP,ny o
sanctuarcs where inextnguishable source lows or
the peQpIo
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remained all day. The ronow1ng are tne,r names -
Bridget Pendergrast, George Smith, Bridget Wal
lace yohn Francis, Bridget Moynahan, John Bald
WIN, susap blackwell and children, Waknawiske
snae bur Sssna{s AcGee Asam iombafa Ter
Maria Maxwell, Theresa Myer, Maria Maioness''
Ellen McCarty, Anna Mllogalska and children, /.
mictroska, Francisco Neetzka, Anona Buoni.
neter Hummel Susanah Zaniod, Ulka s. Justin
ihomas Godsend, Roger Boyle, Isadore Eosepthal'
Jane Calvin, Honora Enright, Joseph Hyan, Thomas
STANTON, Winllred Walsh, Patrick McGarrity Pred
erck Gratzy wife and son; Mary Dyer, Ann Red
mond, Annie Regain Mary Burns, Thomas McCarty,
Margaret r,Gu Doyle Bridget Leonard Walter Kelly,
second; Maggie Cornell, Ellen O'Brien, Sarah
Howell Mary Howell, Bridget hines, Bridget
Bourne, Mary Eevins, James Sullivan, James
Davlin, Henry Newton, Michael Monahan,
Daniei Leary, Thomas O'Brien, Daniel
SsaTS Meyer DENNIS pe TaS%a' ,am DSw
gina, Ellen Flynn, William Quinn, James Iyden,
Mary A. Norris Annie Moore, Thomas Cooney
Robert Gallagher, Edward sullivan, Andrew Cog.
gins, Daniel Nealis, Joanna Murphy, Margaret
Laugman, Henry Putty, Bridget McCree, Bridget
PARKS, Thomas Taylor, Ellen Crowley, William
ogln and wife, Thomas Kettell, John Cosgroye A.
MM%T,pny nrlaget ppnning John Mullen Mary
van, Mary Lyons, Kate Sullivan, Henry Shaw,
Henry Cuckoy, Joseph Smell Eliza Stop, Elizabeth
John, Mary Flaherty, Leona Ahern, John KilrOy,
Joseph Leonandan Joseph Herne, Thomas Hashins,
John Burns, Cornelius Lewis, Patrick Heating,
John Melvin, Dennis Cass, Norris Hail. John
Melone. Thomas VISITED, John Downing, william
Kierney, Michael McEeanny, Bridget Quigley,
John Monaghan, James Bray, Nicholas Doran,
Thomas Clarity.
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DISASTER ON TIE ERIE RAILWAY.
BUFFALO. N y Ju,v IA II

BUFFALO, N. T., July II, 1874
About eight O'Clock this morning during heavy
hail storm passenger train on tho Erie Railway
from Hornellsville ran into o gravel train near
Cheoktowaga station, four miles from Buffalo, Sc
riousy injuring four laborcrs on the gravel train
and cutting and brusing several other persons
julius Buchanan, laborer IRON this city had an
arm cut Oh. Three Polanders, whose names are
unknown, have been taken to the German hospital.
One of them has lost leg aud tho others have
their ylha broken.