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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHg
Ia thc Only Known Remedy for Brgt'sA
ease and has cured every case " ilhgra|
which % has hcrn given, Irritation Of lat@
Of the Bladder and Inflammation of tle kla'1
Ulccrniiln If the kidneys and Bladder @a
tiou uf Urine, D.srusr3 ~ thr Prostate taa
Stone In the Bladder Gravel. D!ick Du.l lPE
md Mucous or Milky Discharges, and NJ
fcrblcd and Delicate Constitutional bHhan
attended with the following eymp,omt: "
OF Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Il Io1s
inr Week Ncrvca. WakGfalnCsF, Pain H. VI
Back. Fluyhiug II the Body, Eruption miEiA
pallid CouutcnanCC, lassitnIe o. thcNys'rh1
Used by pcrsun- in The decline or chang
life; after confinement or labor pains, 0'G''
ting in children. etc. ,,.a..
In many affections peculiar 70 laGle' h'a
tract BuChu j. uucqualrd 2 my "'Hsl .'~5
AS In ChlOro5is or Retention Ire. GHt'llH
fulucsg or SUPPRESSION uf CuIl0U.ry .Natla1s
liberated or SChirrus state Of no ttcfttM
corrhua or Whites, Styrlllr, t.d i~ aAgI
plants incident 10 th' rex. j. y Pfsrn
extensively by the mot eminent iNihaal'h
Midri'es for cnfcchlrl ana GrNeaG VHA
TONS Of buth sexes AID Hil -S's.
kE.RNEx,S ENT.IACT BVChh
Cu,gs Ii,,as 4 iniy ft@ iTFT'ee..
" hire Of Bts+i l-.ti-H IL. ~ OIL TIER NY,
little expense. It'll" "rln chHNsI III Wv, ~
convenience, and 10 exposure It, causes sS
qucnt desire, and gives s'rcnGh 10 ~, hI,-l
thereby removing ONtIucinnS Preventing ,T.,I! !,
Curing STRUCTURES 4 tho trrthN, A9H!mtJ n
and Ii Inflammation. 20 frequent IN ''ea""N
easts, aud sxpcllins all poisonous i''.., -,
KEARNEY's EXTRACT bUthg
sLOO per hottie or FIX bnti Is Tor s. ,3,r S sT
o 10 any nddrcss, secure iyoih ""SI' ,n'''"
IKE \RNEY :. co.. loi Duane N IA
70 whom Mi lst'cgs T.. Information rho" =
addressed,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

NEvER wEtI--Thousands 81 people who are
not absolutely sick complain that they are never
we'll" without being In Iain thief are perPetualiy
In state af discomfort worse thon bodily suffering.
The cause Of this Undesirable wretehednes' L a
morbid condition Of the digestive, assimilatlng aud
dlscharging organs. Tone, invisoraie and regulate
these viseera with
TARRAxr's EFTERvEscTSr SELrzER ArERIENr,
and the languor, depression and ervous debility,
which aro inevitable results Of digestion, bilious
ness and an irregular habit ofbody will cease The
ApcrIent contains all ehsmieal bases the famous
seltIer spring-ls quite delicious and equally re-
ffesling. .,..,,,,o,,
AGENT, WANTED FOR THE NEW BOOK.
EPIDEMIC & CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
with the newest and hest treatment for all cases.
The only thorough work Of the Kind in the world.
Embraces sAALL-POx, YELLOW FEVER, CHOLERA
aud all analogous dis ,ases. No FAMILY SAFE Wfrn-
OUT IT. and all buy it. Has 81 ehromatic illustra-
tions The biggest chance Of the season for agents
Address II. S. GOODsPEED CO., 81 Park Row,
New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

--Growiug-railroa mOnopolies.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

Price One Dollar
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

After Sunday. June 29,h 1873 the
Passenger Trains of tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at Philadel.
phia New York Pittsburg and Erie as
follows:
EASTWARD
256-Philadclphia Express leaves IIar-
risburg daily [except Monday At 2 65
n m and arrives at West Philadelphia At
q 65 M, and arrives at New York 81
10 IS n. IN.
3 35-Fsst line leaves Harrisburg daily
Al 3 So 3 m and arrives at West Philsdel-
pbia ut 10 u IN. and New York at 10 20
u. IN.
7 45-Lanoasier train via Mount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily (eIcept sundry |
NJ 40 q W with through car for Philadel-
pbia. and arrives AZ West Philadelphia at
II 20 p M at New York at 3 So pm.
& 55--Southern Express leaves IIar.
risburg daily at $50 pm and arrives
Philadelphia at IL S5 p IN and arrives at
New York at 3 So p m.
IL t0-Psciic Express leaves Harris.
burg daily A II 90 am aud arrives at
West Philadelphis at 8 80 p IN. and ar.
rives ut New York daily except Monday
at q 35p IN.
2c0-Eimira Express leaves IIarrisbu, z
daily (eIcept Sunday at 2 W p m and ar,
rives al West Philadelphis at q % y IN and
arrives at New York at 10 t3 p m.
Uu-Harrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily texcept Sunday at 4 %
p IN and arrive AT West philadelphia at
D 20 p IN.
945-Mnil train leaves Harrisburg dai
ly (eIcept Sunday at 8 45 p m. arrives at
PhiladelpLia At IL 20 IN and at New
York st B % p. M.
10 6O-Cinciunati Express leaves II ,r-
risburg daily nj 10 % p IN and arriy G NJ
West Philadelphis at 2 60a nj and res
ut New York at u 90 p IN.
WESTWARD.
4l6-Erie Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 q IN, arriving at
Erie al J 50 pm.
445-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily Except Sunday at 4 90
p IN arriving at Erie at 20 q IN.
235-The Southern express leaves Har-
risburg daily at 2 SO q m. arrives at AL.
tcona at u 56 IN for breakfast and ar
rives at PitisburRh at ~ SO D m.
4 05-Pacifc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily at 4 90 q m arrives at Altona at y 65
u m, for breakfast, and arrives st Pitts
burg at lOpm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 40 IN arrives at Altona at 2 70
p m for dinner aud at Pittsburg at 3 O6
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex.
ospt Sunday at ! 81 p IN arrives at Alto
ns al rs pm
Fast Line leaves Hgrrisburg daily Tex
cept Sunday at 9 OO p m arrives at Alto.
ne at 9 20 p. N takes supper and arrives 81
Pittsburg st 1 % an.
il l6-Piitsburg Express leaves Harris.
burg daily (excspt Sunday at Il 20 p IN
arrives ut Altoona ct 4 w m, and ar
rives st Piitsburg at 3 ~ . IN.
IL 16-Cinoinnsti Express leaves Har-
risbury daily [except Saturday, at IL 40
= IN arrives at Altona ~ 4 6O o N and ar
rivss at PitisbuIg at8 AQsm.
Ad.S:isi sH1 ssn.s.r = Passenger As%
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

SERESApE.-On Saturday night one
of our young bloods concluded TO SER
cnade his gal Uhdt used 10 be and anoth-
er fellow what superceeded him. The
screnaders threw their whole soul into
the thing, and such music it would
have set Barnum's stuffed birds in &C.
stacies. Quartette---First or air singer
Prof. Ex-lover--Soprano-Mille Female
cat---Alto, &. z. extra, Mr.. Tomcat---
Basso-M. C. Bullfrog. Tho plaintive
strains awokc this slumbering COM
munity and stirred up the livelest
emotions---Jenney Lind sank into in
significance and Madam Parepa Rosa
stripped of all her laurels.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

We would invite the attention of the
citizens Of Snyder county to the card OF
DIR. q. A. Smith, successor to DIR. J. w.
ckcfellow. who has located Mt Middle
burg and offers his professional services
to the citizens of this County. DIR.
Smith is graduate of jefferson
Medical University of Philad., and
comes we'll recommended.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

"A board fence six feet high is TO be
erected on three sides ofthe fair ground
at Middleburg, and n building is to be
erected 2Sxs0. Proposals for the crec-
ton of the fence and building will bc
received at the office Oft. J. Smith,
Esq, in Middleburg, till August 10Th at
| o'clock p. IN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

Every read er Of TBH AIpiHE for August ID
sure 20 br charmed with tts lsautifui and s,a-
fsssh and p,qusnt literary contents. A n.sgnt.
ncent full-psKe marine view opens the nLIaber,
from the p~aoll or y: y. n. DO Haas, n a: one oi
ses'snis q The xlSisc kssp psss viis IL ssas
q svt sud ese thta noeth Iahaually interss3ins.
The nlsssllaneel. ertlelrs sge "xeysss ths Al
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

New ADVERTISEMENT would
call the attention of our readers to ouI
column of new advertisements-Smith
K Manbeck, Dry Goods Merchants
Grover & Baker Improved Sewing Ma.
chine. 8. Faust, agcnt--Sales Of Rcal
and Personal Property, &C., &c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

The Dominion Board of Trade, a,
its last secession, resolved in favor o.
gauging distillers' products, petroleum
fish oils, etc, BY freight instead Of the
gauge-rod. The Fairbanks Campany
manufacture class of scales expressly
adapted TO this use.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Valuable Property.

NNhe undersigned will offer at Public
l. Sale, the valnble Rasi and Personal proper
ty Of Henry Jarrett, deed In Monroe twp, on
saturday, August 30. 1918.
The following Tract OF Land situate In snyie
county containing,
THIRTY ACRES.
more or less. on which are erected Q good TWO
STORY
MOUSE AND RN,
with other necessary utbu'idings an Orchard
OF Choi'e Fruit y well OF never falling water
at the door convenient to mill, srhool and store,
snd IN good state OF cultivation also
PER s ON AL PROP RTY,
consisting of-two Cows, two Hogs, three Beds
and Bedding, one sink, one table, ono Bureau,
one Corner Cupboard,
Two coo KING STOVE
one Desk. one Stand, ono Rife, one Shot Gun,
one Pistol, on- Iron Keith, one Cross-cut saw,
two AAss, one Broad-Axs, one Pest Auger, lot oI
Barrels Tubs, FORKS, Hoes, Shoveis, and other
Sale to tax. place 81 late residence Of decd
at so'clock, .. m. OF said day vhen terms Will b
made known BY Y. IL. WAGNER,
July %, 1879. Executor.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
ANsrvous Debility, Premature e,ay, and all
cake Of suffering humanity, send frse 70 ali wbo
need II, the recelpe anil direction for Ing the
simple reinsdy BY ~hich he wss cured Suffer-
ers wishing 70 proht oy the adverti-er's o. ssperls
deuce, JOHN q, OGDEN.
Aug. Ism. No. - Csder street, New York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

Itbchooves our farmer friends as we'll
a. all other owners Of good horses to
look well aftcr them, rs the country in
every direction seems TO be over run
with horse thieves.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14
"a For Loss Of Apped,ts. Dyspepsi .

"a For Loss Of Apped,ts. Dyspcpsis
Indigestion. Depression Of Spirits md
General Debility. In their various forms.
Ferro- -Phoeporsied Elixir Of Cslisays made
by Csswell, Hassrd& Co., New York, and
sold by all druggis In eshs best Ionic
As 9 stimulent tonic for, patients recover
inS from fever and other sickness. II has
no equal. II taken during the season 4,
Preveuts fever and sgus aud other inter.
mittent fevers'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

Dr. sharp's spciac cures Dyspeps,a Liver Con-
plant. Constipatiou, vom ting % Food. Sons
stomach. Water Bras1, Heartburn, Low Splr-
s, sc. In thrty.nv' year never falling u Gu eths
most obst na G sos sid bv drigests Ioha A.
uoatr. Agent for MidjIeburs. Dept lis
Eighth 81. ". Y. Cirsulars mailed on application
Aug N';3
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
Valuable Property

TNhe undersigned will offer at Public
l. sale. the valuable Real snd Personsi pro.
psrty Of Peter super dss'd., In Monroe twp, on
uesday. October 3nd, oS73.
Tue follo wing Tract OF Land situate In said twp.
Sny der county containing
EIGHTY fUU n ACRES,
NOR: cy less on which are erected good TWO
HOUSE AND DARN,
with other necessary outbuildingsi an 0rcbs I'd
Of Uhoios Fruit, we'll Of never falling water
near the door. convenient 10 mill, school and
store, and In good state Of cultivation, also
PIE II b o Al PhOP kTY,
consisting of-ope Hei or. four Shosts. one Bug-
~, Truck Wagon, sprinnE Wagon two sets Hsr.
nsis Saddle aud brialr. Sled, heavy single slid
ONE RSE, TWO COWS.
Glover Huilsss lot q O:h and Pine sese!lIns,
shoysl., sosts. ueel ~ p. txo Zoos inG stoyss,
ss;iss ~ iss g. ssS zsss zSs Sss:s s 80 ''A's
Z g: . si:; I! =: ! s. 8; ;:;:;s:: IS -. ;s;:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

INVESTIGATION WANrED.-Late dcvel-
opments seem to render it more than
probable that John Baird who was
found dead near his house i'm Centre
twp, two weeks since, came to his
death by blow inflicted by person
who is prowling around that vicinity.
AT any rate the matter needs further
investigation, and here is chance for
our sheriff TO show whether he has
any detective abilities or not. This
person is supposed to be one who is
needed in Northumberland Co., to fin
ish term in Jail. AT any rate this
chap has been seen in the vicinity and
was known to have made threats
against Mr.. Baird and also against n
brother of the deceased who resides in
another part of the twp. At the house
of the latter watch is kept ut night, so
well convinced are the family that
there is danger of another murder be-
ing committed.
The man who is feared was sent to
the penitentiary from this county, Sc
veral years since, for horse stealing and
is; no doubt, one of the party who is
committing the depreciation in this sec
tion of the country. With rs many
vigilant officers as are located in this
vicinity, the party ought not long to be
left at large.-BioomftM Times, Aug. G.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

MILK As MEDICINE.-The London
Miik Journal says on the authority of
DR.. Benjamin Clarke, that in the East
Indies warm milk is used TO great OK
tent as n specific for diarrhoea. A pint
every four hours will check the most
violent diarrhoea, stomac-ache, incipi-
ent cholora, and dyscntery. The milk
should never be boiled, but only heated
sufficiently to bc agreeably warm, not to
not to drink. Milk which has been
boiled is unfit for use. The writer gives
several instances to show the value of
this substance in arresting this disease,
among which is the following. This
writer says: at has never failed in
curing in six or twelve hours, and I
have tried it, / should think, fifty times.
lhave also given it to dying man who
had been subject to dysentery eighth
months, latterly accompanied by one
continual diarrhoea, and it acted on him
like charm. In twodays his diarrhoea
was gone, in three weeks he became II
hale, fat man, and now nothing that may
hereafter occur will ever shake his faith
in hot milk. A writer also communi-
Gates to the Medical Times and Gazette a
otuttIilcilt vi tlit Nuitlt vi iIilIk III tWcH-
ty-six cases of typhoid fever, in every
one of which its great value was appar-
ent. Itchecks diarrhoea, and nourishes
and cools the body. People suffering
from disease require food quitea Us much
as those in health, and much more so
in certain diseases where there is rapid
waste of system, Frequently all ordn-
AIRY food in certain diseases is rejected
by the stomach, and even lOathed by
the patient, butnature, ever beneticient,
has furnished food that in all diseases
is beneficial-in some directly curative
Such food is milk
The writer in the journal last quoted
DIR. Alexander Yale, after giving par
ticular observations upon the points
above mentioned, viz: its action in
checking diarrhea, its nourishing pro-
perties, and its action in cooling the
body, says: 1--WE believe that milk
nOurishes in fever, promotes in sleep,
wards of delirium, soothes the intes-
tines, and, in fine, is the sine qua non in
typhoid fever" We have also lately
tested the value of milk in scarlet fe-
yer, and learn that it is recommended
by the medical faculty in all cases of
this often very distressing children's
disease. Give all the milk the patient
will take, even during the period of
greatest fever; it keeps up the strength
of the patient, acts well on the stomach,
and is in every way a blessed thing in
this sickness.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14
SheriR's Sale

Ry virtue Of n writ of Lev. Fa.
- Iissurd out Of tho Court OF Common Pleas
OF Snydcr rou ty. aud to me disec ted will b. OF
pos, TO Public Sale, on
saturday. September l3. 1878.
at tho Courthouse, IN MiddiehurR, the following
described property. to wit two.story
PLANK FRA ME HOUSE,
lsxe2, located on lot or piccc of groun situate
In McCl1re C,ty bu'nberel IN tho plIn Of said
city a. lot NJ. bIuudsd y. by public roa T..
by lot No. 3; y. by Ch"stuut Str ct and W By
lot No. 4, containing 3S perrhes mrrc or los.
teie'' taken In execution sni to- be soli as the
property Of Andrew Wagner.
ID. BOLENDER.
Sherln's ONE, Aug. 7, 'T3, Sheriff
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14


The trains on tho Philsdeiphis & Erie Raj
Road will run as follows
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN, leavs Philadelphia II ~ p m
/" Z" Sunhury u 80 m
" " arr nj Erie T55 nm
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Phila's. ~ 10 p IN
I" Sudbury Ol p IN
I" &" arr at Erie i5a m
ELMiRA NAIL leaves phiIa'a stoam
+" +" Sunbury 40 p IN
" 4" arr at Lock Haven SO p IN
NIAGARA EXPRESS leaves Pbila. 7 81 n IN
3" q" sunbury II 40 p M
i" arr at Reuova 35 p m
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie. II s5 a m
" &" " sunbury IL 40 m
" Z" arr AT Phila'a 655 n m
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie 9O5 p N
i" - " SDnpury SO a IN
/" 4" arr nj Philadelphia 3 80 + IN
ELMlRA NAIL leaves Lock Haven - a m
" d" " Sunbury II OD m
4" arr at Phila'a q 90 y N
NIAGARA Expresss lea's Rcnovs S25p
i" " Sunbury q lOp IN
- " arr al Phila's . 80 n m
Mail East connects cas-, and west at Erie
with l.. s. & NJ. 3. X. W and at Cory and
lrvineion with Oil Cock and Allegheny
X. Il. W,
Mail West with west hound trains on l..
s. Il NJ. 3. Il. W. aud at lvington with Oil
Creek and Allegheny Il. II. W.
Niagera Express and Erie Express East.
and Erie Mail Niagara Express and e..
mirn Mail West. connect ut Willinmport
with trains geing north on the Elmira and
Csnaudaigus division Of the N. G. Il. Il.
Catawissa passenger trains will be run
east from williamsport on Erie Express.
and west to Williamsport on Elmira Mail.
WM. A. BALDWIN.
Gen'l Supt.
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MARRIED.

On the 1oh, inst, by Rev. -, Mr.. ". q
Strininse' and ~ re. ssiipds Weirick, both oil
this borough.
On the 10th, inst, by Rev. L. q. Fdmuuds, .,
Adsmsburg Mr.. John r. Boicrder of this NJ.
ough md Miss Annie Moyor OF resver Twp
We sincer~ly wish John and Annie = long life OF
undisturbed peace, prosp-ritv. h,ppi ca &c, sc
He II msri'orins Young gentlemen and Annie
ell cert ainiy mike him good wife.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14

Connecting At Lcwistown Junction with the
Trains on Main tne renn'a II X. and ut Sun.
hury with ttaits Of Northern Contrri Phil. a
Er aud Danvilie, Haiie,on a wIkesbarr
Railroads.
sATr,in. win stop 81 stations marked "r'
Pr. SMITH, sup't.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-14
Public Sale

PUBIC SALE
Tn pursuance of an order of the Or
i phans' Court Of Snyder county, granted 10
thr undersigned Adwinist-ator OF the estate 81
George 0os-, late OF West Beaver ownshtp. Sny.
der county, deed. will be exposed 10 Public sale
on the premises on
Friday. september 12th. '53.
the following described Rcai Estate to wit: All
that certain msssuAge and tract OF land situated
IN West Beaver township Snyder county, Penn.
sylvapia, bounded aud Described as 70 lows To
wit: On tue North by land Of samuel Siumpf
Fast BY Villas welder South by Jacob Goss, and
West BY Charles Krebs, containing
Eighty Acres,
NOR or less GU witch are erected o lsrre
House, Bank Harm,
and other Necessary outbuil iiny-, large n umbc =
of excel ent fruit tees on tho land.
ALSO-At the samo time and place, o certain
Taact uf
Mountain Land,
.itu,te In west Beaver township ahrsaid,
bounded ~ fellows to Wit south bv land ~ 10.
seph Siun.f, East by Jacob t.oSs. West by John
VI. Herbstr, north Jacks mountain containing
Twenty. Ave Acres more or less.
sale to Commence at IL o'clock NJ, on said
day whom terms will be made kuo~n nv
CHARLES KREBS,
AuY7,f3 Administrator.
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DIED.

Iuniaia county, aged % years, months and y
days.
On tho 9th uit.. in wRshipgton twp. simon
Rsnty, eyed o. vcars, Q mouths snd ~ days
On the ST. inst. :. In I.ngnnville York 20. Pa,
So,tt, YOU gest son of Rev. J. T. farnsw orih
nyed ~ years, s months
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The mill has large custom, is in
good running order, with never failing
water power.
Two, lots, on each is erected good
dwelling house, with other necessary
improvements.
Five town lots favorably located, and
well suited for building purposes.
The above named properties are sit
uate in the Borough of New Berlin
Union Co, Pa. For further particulars
on or address ALBERT HOUTX,
New Berlin, Union Co., Pa
July 81, 13tf
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DHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and After MONDAY OCT. c7. 1872
The trains on tho Philadelphia & Erie Ra
Road will run rs follows
WESTWARD.
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Weiser's Company which was from
Penn Township in the neighborhood of
Selinsgrove, will no doubt prove inter-
esting to our readers, as many of the
defendants of these dead heroes are
still living.
A Muster Roll Of Capt. Bey. Weisers
Company of Northumberland County
Miiiiia, June 80, l777.
Capt. Benjamin Weiser,
] Lieut.. Christopher Snyder.
Adam Shafer,
Joseph Van Gundy.
Sergt. Marx Hane,
George Marshall,
] Corporal Philip Meyer,
2 Frederick Eisenhauer,
Drummer, Will. Thompson,
PRIvATEs.
Peter Hosterman, George Peifer.
John Livengood George Brosius,
Thomas Ritch, Andrew Reitz,
John Meiser, Adam Kerstetter,
Philip Neitz. Nicholas Brosius,
John Hauser, John Helm,
Christian ShafIer, Adam Lefi'ler,
ucorge M0ycr,. Matthias Wilmer,
Gcorge Herrold, Jacob Snyder,
Tobias Bickle. John Hester,
John Faust, Henry Graninger,
George Troutnor, Martin Kerstetter,
. FARSI, sick, Leonard Kerstotter.
Nicholas Shafier, Zacharias Spengle,
Conrad Furst, Michael Newman,
Honry Kaufman, Peter Weis,
Philadelphia June 50. 1777.
Thk company served through the
tf4kce dnty during which the batf(ee
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-23
From the New York Tribune.
SARATOGA.
John paul in search of II Diction'

SECRET SOURCES OF THE HATiIoRN SPRING
THE sACARITY OF DICTIONARIES AT
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VIRTUES OF RIVAL SPRINGS AS GIVEN bf
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-23
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-23

Whenc'cr take my walks abroad,
How many springs / see!