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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN. That, pur>
susnt to u fnal decree OF the Supreme Court At
Nlsi prius, for the Eastern district Of Pennsyl>
.ania made the isth.day OF Dseember, 1873 In
public 81 alo Mt the Merchants Exchange, In the
city Of Phiisdeiphla, at u O'Clock no on, on
TUEsD May o. lsTi, the whole line OF the
railroad OF the Sunbury and Lewistown Raii-
road Company, beginning at the east side OF the
Susquehabna river, In northumberland county,
opposite the borough of SelinsHrove, in snyder
county, in the State Of Pennsylvania, and pass,
ing by way OF Selinsgrove end Beaver furnace,
in Snyder county, 10 Lewstown, Mifllln county
a distance of ~ niles, more or less, with It's
sppurtenanres, and AL tho lands, property,
estate, railway ties, rails, superstructuros side
tracks, bridges, vinducts. walls eulverts, fences
right OF way. machine shops, depots, grounds
stations, houses, and other buildings, tenements,
lmprov en- ents ard structures Of every Kind and
nature whatsoever. now connected with,
owned. acquired, held or erected and used by
the said Snnbury aud Lcwistown Railro 4
Company for the purpose of operating and
maintaining their said railroad, or the accom-
modstion OF the business thereof, together with
all the cross roads, switches. streets, passages,
sIl the rights and franchises thereunto belong.
ingj also all the machinery, rolling stock, tools
aud implements, aud materials connected with
the proper equipment ps 81 % said railroad company;
franchises Of the said railroad company, aud all
the estate, rieht, title interest, property, claim
and demands OF any matter and kind whatsoever
OF the sold Sunbury and Lewistown Railroad
Company, In law or equity, in and to the sane,
and Q, cry part and psrce. thereof and all benefit
and equity Of resumption therein OF tho said
TERMS OF sAlE,-Twenty thou,a nd do lars
cash upon signing the bid, and the residue upon
conhrma tion OF the sale and acknowledgment Of
OF the residue may be made IN such bonds OF the
said sanbury and Lewistown Railroad Company
as are eniitled to receive the funds arising hoin
the sale upon It's distribution.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having tsen permanently cur-
ell of that dread discasc, CONSUMPTION, Nv o sii,-
pie remedy, Il anxious to make known 20 hts fci /.
low sufferers the mcaps Of cure. To all who dc q.
sire IL, tc viii send o copy Of the prescripti m
used, Vrec of chsrgth with the directions for
preparing aud wsing the same, which they viii
find a surs cUa. for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c. Parties Wishing the pres rip.
tton will p'easc address (Dec 20 10 ON.
Rev. u. A. WILSON,
isI penn So, wifiamsbrrgh, New Ysrk.
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=

pr. sharp's speiee cuess Dyspepsia Liver Con :
plant, conltinatiop, vomlt ting OF Food. Sonr
Stomach. Wafer Trash, Hsartburn, Low spls :
ns, 40 ~ thirty nvs ysarnevsr failing to cu els
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Counecting at LrwistowB function with tho
Trains on Main line renn'a X X. and Mt sun
bury with tralns or Northern Ccntrrl Phila.
Ere and Danville, Haaie'on n wilkcsbarrc
Railroads. -.
ss-Trsius will stop a, Stations marked "F
P.F. SMITH, sup,t.
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NY .,!.i!n.s Gg!r

On wf n lust t,cnrrd ~ m DAYS. sotins ur
tOmrleto Domestic Bn,c ius' uus NV Two
AMI takirU fratntae. 800 f.usr tviusa. Stsn VI Y
xscl- every way nut Tr'is quick Big 'efl.s to
Aaen'S rutit rec fus iuli v,'tirulais 81.
dr's Ut BhARD BROS, Puts, IA Sanso n
1t Philadelphia.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD,
Philadelphia ( Erie Il. II. Division.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and After SUNDAY DEC. ID. 1873
the trains ON the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Road Division will run as follows
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"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08
EMPLOYMENT For ALL,
AGENTS WANTEn-

a piohtahio and respectable business fat mes
or women who have or can make leisure tims
= M Mhh % convert II mo money. For clr.u-
lars ,ddr.s. StAk LANlNA WARE, ~ B.cs
man So, y !.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar Ritfers are q purrly Vegetable
preparation, made CHIEFLY from the na-
tive hcrhs found un the lower ranges nj
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Calilor-
nia. the medicinal properties of whirh
are extracted thriciiOm without the Ilsc
nj Alcohol Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled succcss of VINEGAR BtI.
rEESr Our answer is, that they remove
the cause uf disease, and tic patient rr-
covers his health. They are tho great
blood purifier and Il life giving principle.
II pcrirct Rcuovatnr and lnyigolTltrr
vt the system. Never before In the
history oI the world has a medicine h,ru
compounded possessing the romarhah,"
qualities OF VINEGAR lliiTBus IN healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle purgaiire les we'll as Tonic
relieving Congestion ur Inflammation ul
the Liver and NiSccral Organs in Bilious
Discaass
The properties of DIR. WAtvrRs
VINEGAR BtrrEbS are Apcricut. Diaph"Teuc,
Cornduntivr, NGtr.tiuua, Laxative. Diurctie,
Setla,ire. Counter lriitaut SuGOrilc, Altora.
tive, and Nu'i.Riore
u. ". MCDOWELL & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. A ris San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton SITS. y. Y.
sold by all Druggtsts nd ID nier~,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08
FORECLOSURE r E
Mortgage Of the sunbury and Lewistown
Railroad Company.
In the supreme Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania,
Sitting in Equity,

Between
James Pollock and Edward
I. Mitchell, Trustees nan.
ed in certain lndenture January
of Mortgage, dated the Term,
first day of April, 1870, 1874.
executed and delivered 10
by the Sunbury & Lewis
town Railroad Company,
complainants,
and The Sunbury & Lew
istown Railroad Company,
defendants.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08
NoRTgERN CENTRAL RAiLwAY-
Trains on Me ". G. R. n arW run
as foiiops on and of1er. Non
day, December lst. 1873.


stations rpnsio Ei,uira iIarrs Fri,
rrsye EAp's Mail AeC'm Mail
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IufOrnationewanted,

On the 2lst day oi August last about,
midnight, Policy Kessler wife of Dan
iel Kessler, residing in Middlecreck
Township, this county. aged about 81
years, Stout, medium size, black hair.
slightly bald. four false teeth in upper
Jaw, mole on the Check, in her posses
ion are oil cloth carpet bag, bundle and
Umbrella, left the premises of her ll,s-
band ond all efforts to discover her
whereabouts have failed.
Any information tending to show
her Whereabouts will he literally re-
warded. Address
n,<tpJ Il rsstrp
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08
DENSSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TIME TABLE.
Eight trains DAILY to and from
Philadelphia and Ps,tsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

After Sunday, June 10Th 1873 the
Passenger Trains of tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg aud arrive at philadel.
Phia New York riitsburg aud Erie as
follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

louisiana.

Oar account OF the insurmtnt movement
last week closed with The Proclamation OF
the President. and the news OF the >urrcn-
drrof hrlowL'S forces tn the McEnrrv-
Penn faction. kclIoyg'> conduct in fleeing
to the custom ho2~r and giving up all at
tempt to ml;nt1in himself. OF course en-
barr,l~>rN the general government but it
moved on to the end il had aimed n -. t..
TO show that it wiilnot allow the establish
ment OF a STATE %oVrrnm mt hy Violence
President Grant ordered all the United
States troops that could lee made available
to move at once for New Orleans He also
sent Gen. Emory the following dispatch:
WAE DEPARTMENT..
WA>iiINGToH, September Ii.
Under no circumstances rccu tnizc the
insurwcnt government of Louisiana With
in five days from the date Of the proclama-
ton to the insurgents. such action will be
taken rs the emergency requires
Bv order of the President.
T.. u. TOWNSEND
Adlutant General.
Wednesday evening Gen. Emory had 4
consultation with the insWgent leaders.
the result of which is shown in the follow
ing letter which they addressed t. him on
Thursdays:
NEW ORLEANS. la, Sept. II, 1871.
Gen. w. II. EDlory, C0ntDtundiny Dcpart-
mcn Of tic GulJ, Netr Orlccuts:
GENEEAL:-We have the honor to sub
NIT that. since our interview last night we
have carefully considered the subject then
informally discussed. and have concluded
to address YOU in writing, protesting there
does not exist in the state of Louisiana any
instruction against the government of
McEncry; that there is not in any part of
the state OF Louisiana any a>>cmblagc or
a@grc CATION of insurgents to dispense. and
that the people of Louisiana are now
peacefully ut their respective ;tbodcS, and
quietly pursuing their usual avocations I'M
der the protection of the law That there
Is no trace OF vcsti~e remaining of the
late uSIrpation, of which VIM. Pitt Kel-
logg was head, and there is but one GOV
eminent in existence in the state, which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23
The II. Adams Fire,

About half past three O'Clock Tuesday
morning. employees in the II Alban~ hi
r.rtJ>,r office discovered fir in the second
sorry of tn" rear building of L. l. butcher
and Sons dru~ sore. on Main street. and
gave the alarm. Washington and Frontier.
Hose Companies were soon on hand. AM
attached their hose To- the Nearest hv,lrart-
| heir streams for 4 time checked tin. pro
~rr~> of the fire. but there WIS then =
slight interruption in order To make the
most economical Use of the hos. and >ct
two more streams PLAYING. luI m,antiln.
III" fire had extended throughout til
building where it Originated and Reached
low wood; n structure between that ami
the front store. occupied IL y >turchou~c
1t WAS tIIIei with cumhu>tibir mltcri.tI
Kerosene and perm oil. hcnzimr. tirmn-
tine. varni>h and various chemicals. ana
made 4 liut fire. The front buildin~ va.
IN imminent danger. and WAS PROMPTLY
clctrcd. The next building south. 4 Ilr,',.
story wooden structure, occupied IN the
first floor by l.. Z. kimpton ladi,~',to
and above that by Mrs. Julia W. Farrar
Tor a Residence. WAS in almost equal cl,ln-
ger. and WIS completely cleared The
next building north was Il low. ancient
wooden structure, occupied by Jaru,lc-
Bros. Grocery and boot and Shoe store.
ami by one or two tenants in the chamber
and rear. just east of the burning buj.d-
M. and only twelve feet from it stood the
spacious N"Idrn House, and the proximity
OF tn" fire created Great excitement
amounting almost Il panic among the
guests. pom all these buildings the. hose
men occasionally directed their streams
Tor 4 moment, and when it b"rumr e.. i,ltnt
that the rear buildings in butchers c>taL-
ll~hment must 20 in spit of effort. the en-
tire attention of the department was Given
I" save the adjacent buildings.
In >ttyln@ the spread of the flames. the,
lrcm"n were successful, thus ~uvn. tn.
entire square bounded by Main. CONGRESS
and Bank streets and Maiden I.anc.in
lng til" Wrld"n House. Brainrr,r> B,oci
the 1ircHi>r' building. the .Uez>e1l44l
building and several other structures val
ucd 1T an aggregate of 500. 900
The M"~sr>. butcher are the lrin..i,..I
sufferers. At least Sl2UGo worth WA.
destroyed. The buildin" i a total los. or
nearly -.
The other losses are confined To 0lula,e..
only. save the destruction Of Il small barn
owned by +. y. Smith, in the rear Of
store. The cause Of the fire <
a mystery. and likely to remain 50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23


fLolii AND GKAIN.-TAc demand l'i tlaur -..-
tIuLc> steady. and llicc> are sustained ii!i tT-
Il i;IctoiA trade but soul lam o..
ui ltncy bands Corn lea ain- quItt and lil.,-
are NOT materially oh tn-ci. Oat> cun,iu,e IL .
Il IN i!.i. Feed l. higher. " quote
tluur. Western >upcrlnc = hbi. - Ia -. t...
mon extras l31d5 -; Wisconsin Minis, :, -.-
- ;MIun, sofa extras at G5"G. iu. Fahc. Mime
Il. Uuo l1Uu. White wheat ONO. indiana AL.
Nrul-tn at - ubG- 90: ILLINOIS ii = us a. 81.
Louis al - 21tGl 60 southern. ,u!. t\tI.l~ ant
cllnl.c family, - Goa ~ Corn Meal 4p.i4
Ihl. kNr lour. - 25u5 ~; Olt Meal ID
-. Corn. mixed and yellow = hil-.,l % Il =
oat~ mixed All White ,l.l.i I've v-4s ,-.
shorts = ton. - 00a2> o.: Fine iced -tto a.
81 go: Nl.illin-> :, uutEft ul
leans c-uuolc t-ho,,c Northern h.li,i l.lcht !
pea bean, nj - .,uao q. = bush; ,lt Wt-ivlr
nind l,!rhel III = 25aa - u bush. h, cuina.au Al
3u0. - - hu>h: medium rI0l-t IL .5;1 GEL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

The Providence JuQlWh thus a,lu... p.
tn result Of Il prohibitory law e,.t.r.-I
in that city:
Whatever may be the ultim1t-, r..~,I.-- 81.
the prohibitory and coi>.abularv Az. +.
cannot b. denied that up to this tim. d p
working hi~ been rather ~tlutarv T4--
may be IL much liquor drank in PRIV
club rooms and other opt-of-th,-A..
places a. formerly but if i;i~ - th-l.-t,. "
are clearly taking pains To- kcep H..
workmanship out of sight. Il-a l:.-
not been for years such Il exemption ,rpm
the inlecencirs of intpxicl,iom III Y,r
streets AMI til highways of uur Villages
~ we have enjoyed for the last two months.
Possibly. the greatest b -nrtit = b- ,l,...y,
from these laws may b. the iMmm.,.
from outward AMI rampant disorder. -.
even this i 4 boon t. h,- tiI:lnhfJl to- l.
i pleasant to observe til Il thu- FIR ih.- ! 49,!
wishes of the public . with tn. s.i-a.,-;-
thoritie~.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

! task" would consist of iorSiving wife and her
paramour for their adultery. When MIS- lhtoh
wrote imnlorinrlv both TO Mr.. Moulton and to Mr.
Becchcr that the papers should he destroyed.
because those papers We're records OF ",ullery
When IN brokcnncSS of spirit Mrs. 1llton wrote
to ask her setucels forgiveness, 1t was because oil
! her womanly distress at having betrayed nm u
his adultery. When i'll one OF her clandc-tine notes
to HIM She referred to her nest hi,tlnS IL was q
means Of more pleasantly reminding INN OF ms
poetic expression tor thelf adultery. Nen t1ei
DESTROYER wrote to Mir. Moulton, February >, lSa2
saving: - would not believe that any one could
have passed through my experience and be awe or
sane he confessed the agony OF living on the
verge of public punishment for adultery. Mhch
he s;lIl to Mr. M"ulton, OH are literally an my
stay and comfort ii was because TINS brave ana
tender friend WAS the Burner between inc lupHc
and the knowledge of clay man ) adultery
| When Mr. Bccchrr. who was never tired OF sending
to tins friend such love tltcf, as a ihn a., se lon,
WHITES 10 a man SAID to him : would nave ltlleh
on the way but for the courage with Wilch YOU III
-pIr.d me-, it was "a ever E''ittl"i a,>n% i tus
mrnt t. one who was SAVING MN i'"'h me ltte
which puni Shes ccrgymrn Tor adultery. W men ne
bcw ailt.l rh, keen suspicious with which nc wa
pressed these were the dangerous eu'lhclpn9 "l Il
60 ,.,r,.',,;nn 10 whom pu3llc rumor had carried Il
horI iii, NM of til III pastors adultery " hen ne
| feared ~, = appeal To the church, and Then Il
,..,unI : an Irn.no-iIcltcl thereby "cpniltSrl
! man !, v,I. because he lurc-tw hoW the pubic
| mind would be nlluenr Il b. NJ knoM!cH@e OF NJ
adultery. When lac portrayed iln,tIi - Itl,!li'S
| IN ia l. dread of tI"~" }cr-"n1 1lcni7 VINO were
making \ rurlou- defense of liin II " a he itii {
he feared tht tn. II ritmotnI- statements "i M
innocence WGHlI hihA't''ti4- = = 80 - ~ ~
When he ciIci On, II It h WA = -uifeIins the
| torment, of the dann'd' ne Wa P''u' M pu' III
b.lI'. .,u,ui-h To- the only man l. whom ne hst!
Thrrty TO unburcn his rem 'Ise tor MS "iuItt'ry
When ne. sad that lie could not carry thi9 burden
t, IN. wife an children, 1t WAS because ne WA
All ,,o.I /, arLnUNlrlGc t. tl"h hi7 adultery
,h.n he wrote - Stout m -'tl --'"iIh int
without hr-Itauol II You can 'irtl' ~ M "a.
To- h Mr. !atnn'~) safety ano Happiness thereby
he Irr! To- the >HcrIi e Of hi good name ia OK
PATTON of ils adultery. ," hen Il, az "i himself
II should he destroyed, but ic Mr. iit9nl would
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

The lat--t theory about the Ro>, Kid
napPin" c:C>- i tint til, two children OF
Christian hp,~ are those Of hi, lawful
wife, who enleavorrd to oct til, IN both
and now hr~ little Charley safely at the
Wcst--the woman now living with Mr..
Ross an! viii '~e up tthy Wa 70 incomprc-
hcn~bl" on the presumption that She WAS
t!l chiIi~ mother. being no better than
She should b.; and that these are til" rca
sons for Mr. Ross peculiar hehavior:
while til" advertisements IL bIack-mail-
M note, etc. are all torgcric>, intended to
divert attention from the facts This state
ment lurport> to come from ntimhhurs of
Ross 1t would b. interesting. indeed. to
find that half ihe country had been rar-
sacked by detectives. and cvtrybodv'> feel
mos wrought upon 50 painfully for Sucl Il
pitiful family misery rs this.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

State. forces is charged with the cxacu.i,.,.
of this order.
BY command of John McEnerv. Govern.
or and COMMANDMENTS Chief.
(SigneD T.. JnII> ELLIS.
Colonel ana \. A.G
Gen. Emory also issued an order. VIM.
is given below:
IIr>npr AETEE> DEr-r OF TIE Gtrl.,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l., l>7i.
CII;CULAE
John McEncry and ID. Il. Penn. >..l--.
themselves respectively Governor .,.l
Lieut.. Governor of the state of Lp.I>r,...
having informed the Department Com
mamder of their willingness under 81.
presidents Proclamation II >urrcl,l, = ,l...
state properly now in their possession. -4.l
TO lisblnd TIL. in-urgcnt forces mdrrtL -
cpmmnnl, Brevet George J. r. Bro,a,
Lieut.. Col. of the 81 infantry. i clnt,.,..1
with duty of taking possession Of ann ...i
other state property. IL will orcufx -f..
State House. arsenal ana other STAT, L...--
ings until further orders. H. J. no..
appointed to command the CITY Of 81.
Orleans until such time IL th,. >t.,-.-..,.f
city governments can be rcorwaniZ-d IT,.
present police force in the city. I'LL.
clllr.re of Thomas Boylan. viii remain. ..,.
duty. and be responsible for til.- good u,- T..
,;nd quiet of the city until regularly r...:..-
c.l.
- commend Of Bfevrt Ma. G.n. W
II Emory
(>igncI LUKE O-:ruY
Capt 10Th Infantry, T. H.. q.
His order of Emory it will l,.- >....ri BE- e.
tinuad Bnylan, the MrEnrry rhi~t nj i..-
lice, in charge Of the city police: liz. ko.-
log force having disrppearcL The civ
was perfectly quiet after th' surrender.
The president Thur-,Iav evening direct
"a Tie Adjutant General 10 ro,into.ll..:.l
the order, for tn movement of teoi.-
which hal been sent. ami all mil--...
movements Were thercupon u-l.-mG.-I-