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The New York herald., 1874-08-05
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state FREDERICK l. KING Counscllor at LAW 80,
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-10-22

1Hs I5UE--ihe political issue be-
fore the people is SO simple that no
one need err in understanding il II
is just this, and nothing more: Shall
the control of the House of Repre-.
s.ntatiyos pass into the hands of the
Democracy? Any side issue, any
division Of Republican strength on
local que stions. any votes drawn
from the regular ticket by the Tom-
pciance or the Anti.Monopuly clo-
mants, serve to weaken our party.
aud in proportion to their strength
tend to increase the chances of De.
mocracy. Let nothing stand in the
way ola complete Republican sue.
cess 1t is vital to the peace and
welfare Il the mutton that the pnrty
that stands pledged t. tho unity Of
the Republic. To- an honest and eco
romiCd administration Of il affairs.
go the protection Of it, citizens at
home AMI abroad. should be contuu
cd in power 4 vote cast for an in.
dependent ticket is vote thrown in
b.yUT Ui Democracy.
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TIM pcmccratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor will doubtless
road with satisfaction what Hon
Milton Spccr thinks OF him. Here is
tie opinion ns we find it in the
EVtvadD JoUUGi
A. Hon. Milton Spccr Democratic
cX-mombcr of Congress, from Hunt
iugdon, was on his way home from
the Democratic State Convention.
recently held at iittsburg. he met, at
Tyrone, several prominent Demo-
Gratis, Of Clcartipld. and naturally
enough began talking about their
candidates In speaking Of their
candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor
John Eatta-Alr. Srccr remarked
that, III it should come to pass that
the Democratic ticket was elected
this full. AMI the Governor was to
die, thus putting Latta in the chair
as ucting Governor, il would hc ~,
uHl'ciioD 9t ,-hirh col .i1uiyhty
u,r,r droJm,d " How's that fur a
recommend from Il big Injun in
the Democratic wigwam.
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Saturday Oct. 3lst 1874.
Adjourned Court Proclamation.

yNT bcreas the non. J. &. BUcuER, Prssi
w dent Judge of the judicial District
composed Of the couutic. Of Snyder, Union
aud Mitl.iu aud ! q, l.. SAiudel ana
Il l.. Naulcnbu-h Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
Precept bearing, date the 2sth lay Of
September \. b. 1874, to me directed FOR
the holding of m Orphans court, u court
- Common rleas, court of oyer and Ter.
minor aud General court Of Quarter Scs
SONS VI the rcace a, Mjidlchurg, for the
county Of snyder, on the ~ Monday. (bc-
ing the Uh day Of November, 1874. and
continue one week
Given uuIor my hanl and seal at the
ShcrlA olce IN Middlclurg, he 2SJn lay
If Sept. A. D., one Thousand 81 .Ll hundred
aud serenity four.
DANIEL BOLESDER. sheriff.
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SNNUEE COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, TICKLT.
OUR DlsTRlCI ANp ~ TlCKET.
Gen Larltlrne Wisler.

The excellence f this g,utloman
WHO has boon presented 10y the lnto
Republican Convention isso manifest.
ant the tf0u.roulont superiority of
bis claiWs over his opponent 40 oh
'ious, t,at comparison is both IN.
necessary and olpus t. the miml.
q an intelligent and rcN,ctiug con
sti;uenry lie is 70 gallant and dis.
tiugui-hgl soldier, 20 t,ns scholar. au
able aud ur:iyy business mau. u ready
nnd lucut d,lgt.r.uai those lrouylt
III contact with Liza in any Of lif.,
relations, will at oucc recognise the
determination ami energy which
muL the man We are confident
that his rNims for tho surfaces of
the voters Of this Congressional lis
uict Wlll ho recognised Snyder
county will ID her who'll, luty.
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Is less than two weeks from today
the election in this State will be held.
Now that the Democratic party has
been encouraged TO make a fight, il
is time that tue Republican party Ia
the state shook OF ~ lethay9y. Tho
work Of getting py i fpll ~ r ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ whom It may concern. that the uuiersign
"l John Shrmhlrh has MED an ~ rrlicatluu IN
tho surveyor General ONCE at llirr isuura
tor IWu acres %. uuImpruycl vacant llul, 1T -
Uitc iu lcty. township. Suyi0r County, al.
Nu'uiUg ltll ut Jncub ~, clhill. On the west d,
gel on the west, aud sarah \. kl1se on iLc
: u'h. JOHN SNAMBADH
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ELECTION NEWS.
ONO.

ONO.
Cotrvrrs. Oct Is.
AZ the Democratic ha6llmr,cr.. M to
eleven o'clock S. NJ. official aul unofficial
returns had hpgu received from ~,,ru,, .
eight counties. which ,honcl . MT Demo
cratic gain over h.t year u lIOl1.
INDihTl.
lNuiNSNruLIs, oct 10.
Later official returns received today
changes the result given last uisLt ia ,Ir
First. Eighth aud smith districts. I'm ia.
Fu-t district. T.. e. tulcr. B.m,,r,t. j.,
elected over llyiiman by about 400 mnilr..
ty. IN the Eighth district. MgrtOu G.. IIun
''r kvputac.n, 3. rC-rlpctvi hy 1893 ma.
..r.ty. Ia The Ninth di.uic. F.J. Cas.u.
h,IuhHcnn aud present member, Ia. l6l
majority, with one precinct in Lafayette
county 60 hear from, which aiil Increase
bis majority, Ia the Scycut' llnipnnpoi.,l 81
i.ssr'ct Frank Luuiers, puuycr.tic, has A
majority 1865.
The delegation will stand Democrat.
TO Nelut.iyau,; u,uo,r.ti' gau j mcm-
Uers. The majority in the state wall reach
$1,000.
IOWA.
Db- MolyEs. oct u.
From returns SO far received the va lea.
lions are that the Republican state ticket
uu- been elected hy 10000 majority. and
ihe entire delegation to Congress IL Re
lubHcao.
hKKhS-ts.
LlTrLE Rock. Oct. 10.
The Democrats estimate that IuJ.ouu
votes were east in the late election, the
largest number ever pollcd in tie S.atr.
lhe constitution ani Democratic state
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N USIC FOR 0 CTOBE R.
VOCAL.

Gni Bloss our home, song = Jho Stewart,
Gray Hair nfny Iothar, Song \ Chu Pratt .
rwa u',iu. the Morning, SurF y Chn Percy I
owe me Darling ono sweet hiss, y \ e. pauk- 4
I'm gUiuc down South. Song 81 enc Hay, .
where Birds sing the sweetest, = n e DauE- Q
whisper softly, VI tArt'. iytng : : G stewart q
Let the anu-h'lr IA S1rE y emo banks e.
KITTY MtK,y, song - ono Hays :
M Mutlrt'4 grow iuE 'li, SoLg n Chp Percy :
\ r., thr Prii' of hi k.r, : Hu, X ruo itpy-
Lttlo Hands that up" tho Oates, = y g Leslie ,
Poor Old Gran 'Il, Son. 4 Chl Hays
Close Tho shutter gently, song S tnA Hays 8
Throw your WhlsLty Uut, = : & Leighton
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s@al Il LECTURE
s@G To Young Men

Just Polisted II. It .Suld Eur,lop,
Prize sir CHt,.
4 Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment. am
Radical cure ul seminal We knees, or ~pcrma
tnrca, Induced by Selt-Atu.e, Involuntary
lp's.l ton, lMpp.cu.y, Nervous beuiIty, and
luleliu.u'- t1 Marriage generally ,o'.ump.
tNu, fpll .l.y, aud Iits; W ntal and P.y.tlal
ln". Tulty, 80 BY ROBERr !. CIIt ER.
" LII. 'l, u author ui tho 'GTecu luUk," Sc.
H.. NuTIl touuHel author, IN mi, al.uIruhlo
Lecture, clel.ly proves from his own oNIo lcuUo
iaAt the aNigl consequence, Of y It. Abuse may
Dee eNoctualy removed Without medicine, ami
miiHo.t dtnHerDu. sIr-ical operation, b ugies,
ln'liuWeEi", rims, ~ cDrlitlsi pointing out a
iH .e H! cure % once certain an etec'utl, by
Wulct every sufferer, no IN tier ~hl' Ls clud =
!"h nay te, may cure himsc!! cheapy, private.
IS aud radically.
Bs4-Ihts L,oprc wiR prore Il boon 10
hp"wis aad Mou&H,L.
SDut under seal, lu q pl.lu cuvclope 10 an,
AllFs-s p 'ipali, li receipt Il .iH rrut- or t-o
! = stamps A!lr,Hs the PgIl.-hyls
tHAN. j, q. KLINE = co,
~ Blwnry, Nv iyrk P1st uih.y u \, ij'6.
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NOTICE.

EXECUTOWs TICE. Letters
~ lesiamentary upon the estate of
Henry Gerhar late Of Centre township
Snyder Co.. decd having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate are requested
10 make payment without delay. and those
having claims on the same will preseu
them to SOLOMON BOWERsoX.
Sept, II, "A. Executor.
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Orphans Court Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

RY virtue of an order of the Or
hDphans Court " Union and Sn,der Coun.
ties resIoc'l' ely, tho UNDERLINED GuardiIns
o. tho minor children ui Henry Secholi late uf
Limestone Township, Tni3u county, deed, will
expose to Public sale 1u
Saturday Oct 3lst 1874
at " o'clock =. m. on tho PREMISE. \ vALU.
tBLE FARM, situl'c IN Limestone township.
Union county, Aforesaid, about ! mile west 20
Ncw Borlin, on Public road leading from Sew
Berlin tu Nitlnhurg cpntlinlnx seventy Two
Acres more ur les WhCreun are crc'tci = Nov
Iwl story Frame Dwelling House, with ncres.
sary uut bUiilings, ami - New BnLk BHrn. also
st the same Inns ami place l-l't Ut timber
Land situate Ia centre township snyder co
adjoining lands ut Henry f5ocE on the east
Gcorsc ~amps'l on tho south, Frederick Rl
ger uU the west ami Jacks mountain o. the
north containing SD acr.s moro ur Ices. Con
Glti.us made know On day OF sale.
NJ. l. SrH ClI, !
:. " ~ Ki, 3snrllaus
J. u. MlLLEE,
oct 3, ~.
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BYav's
Pocket PhotOsoopo. h.

Has great Naguifyinp power. used tor detecting
Counterfeit Money, ShOjdy N cloth, foreign
sur stances In the Eyo, IN Wounds, etc. aui to
examine insects FlJserz aud Plants. 90 detect
flaws iu metals. tuouess, - vood.grniu; 90 dcci.
pher writing otherwise illipill,; ara the tho tn
4rtrtion ~ grain, tobacco, etc Useful for every
body. Two double Convex Lens, III inches iu
q lIIWcter. Mounted ia leather. ami carried f.
the vc-t uocttt. Price co Gents, free b, fnnii
Agents Wanted. Illustrated circulars autt.rus
ttrc. Address VI l.. BNKN, - Cedar It. New
YORK. /. q. Box ltdJ.
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IGT Imp ur NprA AuGa ELECTIONS.
OF twenty -four State elections vo,
t. Toe held, twenty three will take
place On tine tii,j Of November There
arc therefore hut q few luys remain
ing in which 10 extend tie canvass
During this poriod, however, much
may hc accomplished Tho olliga
tion resting upon c.ti~oua individual.
~ to ds.chargo their duty to the
stlto and their country can not be
pressed Lomctoo strongly upon each
voter.
Ihoro is no. a man living under
the Government Of the United States
who docs not aspect ru1 demand al
tine rights and privilege. guaranteed
hy ngood Republican government to
lts citizens. II becomes. then, the
duty Of each voter To- guard the bal
lot box, on which the purity and
even tic stability Of tAc Cover mgu.
depends
Knowing that our Congressional
candidates have been Eclcctei with n
s'rupulons regard 10 tlr.r establish
ci integrity, capgclt.y ..li fitness to
MI the high position give them yom
'hr"fUl and very ho.t support, by
personal effort ts well ~ by your
voto, In many ca5os uujoutics are
small, aud even a single vote mas
decide tho election I,t every man.
without exception, resolve 10 do his
duty {, himself and to his country.
These remarks apply with equal
fOigo to the duty of voters in refer,
'neo 10 their state, county and nun
lcipal officers Official integrity i.
OF the irst importance in all these
relations, and it is only by constant
vigilance and Jealous effort that good
men can always be selected, ant
their election successfully carried
against corrupt combinations for sci
fish purposes. BE faithful. therefore
and as you love your country fulfil
your obligations to it through Tia,
ballot box.
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The uniors'gucl being the owner Of the other
hall part Of the hrst above described two Tracts
OF Land, " II uter the sal-e ~ Public SAL, at
the -ame time ami place above mentioned.
Oct, =, l'Ti, GEORGE FISHER,
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c be post,

dlDp1EBUBG, oCT %. 1874
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Swe.liuss, Ulcers, Erysipclas, Swelled Ncck
Goitre, Scrofuluus lnnamma;ous, IulUleut
lnAammations, Mcrcgrial Affections, Old
SorcN, Erup,ions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes. etc.
IN these, a. in all other constitutional Dis.
cases, WALRER's NINEGAR BlrrEgS have
shown their great curative powers IL the
t...--i u -tlrnL.. nh i.-LrnL-L NM, ....-..
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ForSkin Diseases, Eruptlons, Tct-

VI bhIH IIN'NNVS, ii UVEIUI'l "
tcI, Salt.Rhcum, Botchcs, Spots, Pimpcs,
Pustuirs, Boils, Carhuncles, Rng.worm..
sca.d.hcad, Sore Eyes, Eryspelas, Itch,
Scuri5, DiScolOrations Of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases Of the skin Of whatever name
OF nsture, are literally dug up aud carried
ont oi the system in short time By the use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
TRIBUTE TO TIE CONFEDERATE DEAD.

dwelling OF Statue In Mobile-The
Federal Soldiers to the Heroes OF Lost
Cause.-The Era of Good Feeling Re-
stored.
MOBILE, Ala, April p, 1874.
The memorial exercises In honor OF the Ccnted-
crate dead, beid here to-day, witnessed by the
entire community. A beautiful statue was I'M
yelled. The orator, the Rev. DR.. b. NJ. Palmer. OF
New Orleans, delivered an appropriate address.
and, Just as Admiral semmes was about TO unveil
the statue, Colonel Wickersham, Postmaster here,
who was federal soldier during the war, stepped
10, ward ana presented the Admiral with beauti-
full wreath Of MOVERS in the shape II q circle and
cross, accompanied ny the following touching and
appr0pl pirate n0te:-
sympathetic greetings surviving federal soldiers
dent in M0bie. who the brave aud heroic dead Of
the ate war; and desire your acceptance OF the
huinbe tribute to ,alor anu unseifsh devotion
cause held dearer than liie Fresh be the menorYxp
those under the sOti
Admiral Semines accepted the floral one ring in
q neat and appropriate address, alter which the
statue was unveiled amid peas OF artillery rom
Tor the purpose. >
Another pleasant incident OF the occasion was
the following touching and acceptable onering:-
From the officers OF the United States Army stauoHed
at Mount Vernon Barracks Ala, to the Mobile Cadets
q respect the memory OF their gala dead
ana m recognition Of their manly ana generous action in
contributing the DECORATION Of the graves Ma
tonai cemetery at Mobile. Ala. on The Svth OF June,
1873
Everything passed of delight ully. All the milf
tary and tire companies and societies participated
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INDUSTRIAL STRIKE IN PETRoLIA.

OH Producers Combining Ia Enhance the
Prfce-Nearly All the Wells Closed for
Threo Months-Complete Success OF tho
PIrrsBuRG, Pa, April q, 1874
Another great Industrial strike Is going on in
the oil regions OF this state, caused BY the very
low price OF petroleum. Most OF the Oil producers
of the region have combined Tor the purpose OF
suspending operations until scarcity Of the
article enhances It's price.
At convention neld in Petrolia committee was
appointed for the purpose OF carrying out the OBJ
ject named. From the report Of this committee 1t
Is learned that nearly all the producers OF st.
Petersburg, Petrola, Harms City and Mnlerstown
have shut down. The statistics taken BY the com.
mittee snow that In Butler county, out OF 1870 wells
drilling, 107 have positively shut down for three
months, leaving but Is now actually drilling.
The committee say they succeeded In doing more
than was anticipated Dy the most sanguine. and that
the objects anu complete success oil the movement
have been uily accomplished cannot be questioned.
TINS action the part OF the producers cannot but
have IT'S erect on Oil the great marts of petroleum
In the world.
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POVERTY AND VICE.

Horrible Scene OF Dcstitution I'm Phila-
dciphia-A Raid by the POlice-Negli-
gcnce of tho Health Authorities.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1874.
The dreary neighborhood Of Alaska street and
st. Mary's alley, which was described In your
columns a few months ago, furnished peculiar
case OF destituton and drunkenness to q number
OF policemen, VINO have just returned from Q raid
upon an old, crumbling r0oAery, located away
back from the street, and to reach which the
officers were forced to wade through mud
and fifth Of the vilest description. The house
contained but two rooms, one above and one be-
low, each one eight feet square. The windows
were smashed from the lower room, which con-
tanned no furniture save an old settee. On that
settee were found three women, clothed In rags
windows, no iurnisure nor any facilities whatever
for Ventilation. In the dim light OF q candle four
women were seen drunk, dressed IN masses
OF tatters and stretched out In different
attitudes In the h0t and foul apartment
Three OF these women had with tnem each little
baby, the oldest being four months and the
youngest three weeks old.
All the parties were promptly taken IN charge 0!
Captain Curry who ordered the house 10 De naled
M ana otherwise securely fastened. Tnis zen -
only fair sample OF numerous others wnicn ex-
ist do wn In the quarters OF Alaska street and ST
Marys alley; yet 70 them and their obstruction
there seems to he no appeal strong enough 70 TURN
the attention OF the local Board OF Health.
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WEST INDIES.
KINGSTON, Jam. Aprtl

KINGSTON, JAM, April 20, 1874
There are indications OF the rainy season setting
in which are usually looked for In May. Rain has
fallen pretty generally and materially assisted the
young canes which are springing, but 1t has
somewhat injured the sugar crop, which is just
being taken on.
mere Is o growing dIssatis action In the country
OF the enormous salaries which the Colonial once
now pays government oticIals and this, too. with
out any necessity or without consulting IN any
1885, 600 per annum, out that does NOT annoy the
people so much as the Colonial Secretafy's getting
not called on now to do any moro work LOT the in
ora
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CUBA.
Ccnchas Order for an Army Draf-Conoemion
to Railway Companies

HAVANA, April q, 1874
Captain General Concha has ordered . draft
for military service to take place May l, from the
class between the ages Of twenty-five and thirty
i've years, instead OF eighteen and thirty 1--we
years. The order prescribes that persons be-
tween thirty-fve and fortynve years OF age, liable
to military service, and whose income exceeds
$500 per annum. may commute BY the payment
Of y contribution to the expenses OF the war, and
exempts discharged soldiers, priests. novices.
only sons maintaining poor parents and employees
OF the government, but the latter are obliged to
join the volunteers. Substitutes for drafted par
ties will be accepted. Any person liable to draft
viii be permitted to leave the island on the pay
ment of $500 In gold.
RAILWAY COMPANIES PRIVILEGES.
The railroads are allowed to charge tor fares nifty
per cent In addition to the old gold rates in paper
CARLIsT PRISONERS.
The mail steamer which leaves for Spain TO-
morrow takes out 45o Carlist prisoners to be ex-
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

MISCELLANEOUS Politics. member Of
Parliament during the recent canvass, pre-
sented himself before his constituents with
new and original platform. The planks were
as follows:--
l. No fine and Imprisonment without trial BY
jury.
H. Religions equality, free trade and no income
tax on trade or labor
~. owl and religious liberty and no Popery.
Nv. Railway and ali other servants to be COM
pensated Tor injury in the service Of their en-
p0yer.
This is one of the most extraordinary plat
forms ever seriously submitted to an election
canvass. The candidate we may say, was
returned at the head Of the poll.