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Goods as Reasonable as Ever.
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ON SATURDAY NokxISa. FROM THE
~ Hamilton slsee. betwesa Phoebe md ne
Four.mile House, . whistler Pistol y sne
finder will bring Il to this once he VIII rece1ve
> hitting fewsFd. 81"
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REMOVAL.

III STEIN mas REAovEn HIS FANCY
N. DRY GOODS HTOR4 from LAcour strset
to Main street, two doors below Aletander's
drug store, where he oifere his
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VNHE FINEST BRANDS, OF WINES. WITS.
i KIES. BRANDIES AND HAVANA CIGARS,
Eureka, New. ses-u
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BY TELECRAP HI!
Eastern Dispatches.

pEcnL TO THE prooHr DAILY REcoBp
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
SNYDER COUNTY APPEALS &C. 1874.
VHE COMNTsSTONEBs ~ s,,

THE COMMISSIONERS OF Sny
TO all concerned, that the appeals Of the tricn
ni1l assessments OF said county for the year
s'4 will 10 held as follows. to wits
For CENTRE Township, on Wednesday,
April 8, at the no use Of Peter Hartman,
in Cenireville.
For JACKSON Township. on Thursday.
April Q, nj the house Of John s. Beaver,
10 Krai1crville.
For MONROE Township. on Friday, April
10, at the house Of Sarah Keen, at Sha-
mokin Dam.
For fENNS Township, on Saturday. April
II. al the House OF Sarah A. Miller, OF
Salem, in said township.
For WASHINGTON Township. on Mon
day, April 10, at the house Of =. c.
Meyer, in Frceburg,
For WEST PERRY Township. on Tuesday,
April l4, nj tbe house OF John Fisher,
late deceased, near Richfeld.
For PERRY Township. on Wednesday
April 10, OF the house Of John 5 Wolfe,
in Fremont.
For CHAPMAN township. on Thursday
April IL, at the House Of Henry Spots
At MeK.es ] Falls.
For UNION Township, on Friday, April
IL, Al the house Of Ira Sayrs, in Port
Trevcrtou.
For SELlNSGR0VE Borough, on Sstur.
day, April ~ ut the house Of Henry A.
Bolig, 10 said borough.
For WEST BEAVER Township. on Mon
day. April, 20, at the Hotel or Tavern, in
Mcclure City.
For BEAVER Township. on Tuesday.
April q. at the house Of Moses Specht
in Bcavertown.
For MfDDLECBEEK township. on wednes-
day. April %. NJ the house OF Joseph
Groves, In Smitbgrove.
For FRANKLIN Township, on Thursday.
April %. at the Commissioners Office
in Middleburg.
For MlDoLEBuRG Borough, on Friday.
April -, at the Commissioners Office
in said Borough.
At which time. and places all who may feel
themselves apgrieyed by their Valuations, may
attend u they think proper; ana all persons re.
qucsting an appeal on the Real Estate will he
required to produce their Deeds or 1ottcrs for
the same; TO make tue proper corrections-Ap-
peals Will be open each day from O'Clock A. N.
10 o'clock y. NJ. The Assessors OF the sever.
81 districts are particularly requested t. Lo
present at their appeals during the continu'
anco thereof; and before the day " Appeals they
will be particular to md and assesssii moneys
at Interest, as requircdby lss. For particulars
read instructions In assess Dookr.
The Commissioners also p,ssed the following,
which they ordered tn be plac ced on their min .
utes. and 70 10 published;
REsoLvgp, That We will horesftor refuse TO
pay for the publication Of ell Court and Elec.
tion Ptoclamations, sc, excepting such as are
ordered Jy Oursolyes; aud tho sheriff IL hereby
notified to publish hts Pf0clamations only Ia
two papers MS required by law, ami that the
payment Of all IN excess will 10 refused heresi.
ter.
A. J. FISHER.
JOHN I. HUfFNAGLE,
JOEL ROW,
Commits Office, Midi Commissioners
dle6urg, Feb. 2o, "a.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
anARLEs hIniNI:R.

II mhv he .aid with truth. that
Charles SUMNER died in the hainess,
and ~ bis post Of duty Tuesday,
A;Grch 10. he was in the Senate
chamber. enjoying, to all appearan
ccs, his usual hoalth-the following
day, at 2.IT T. VI. he broathcd lis
last lis death has awakened univcr
sal sorrow throughout the land. His
few faults arc forgotten in the re-.
mcnbrance Of his many virtues "a n
man. and his integrity MS II states-
man. His manly efforts in behalf of
IN enslGyed race; his moral courngc
in standing in the midst Of his enc
mics pleading for their rights his
lifelong devotion 10 the cause Of free
dom and humanity, and his purity
OF character, will secure for his name
and fame the most conspicuous place
III American history He has left he
bind an example worthy Of imitation.
Other statesmen may have excellcd
Linn in brilliuncy of intellect, but for
Iipened scholarship, uncompromis,
ing devotion to principle, and fear
less courage in advocating the right.
as Le saw it, he bad no superiors and
but few equals. He entered the
Senate in 1851, when the slave pow
er held urdisputed possession of the
Government He WAS confronted bv
hot'headod Shareholders who could
lily brook opposition or criticism.
Eut Sumner never faltered in the
dis barge Of his duty. In his yoca.
bu'ary, policy and oxpedicncy had
no place. He saw n great wrong
rerpetiated under the shadow Of the
temple Of freedom, aud to right this
wrong, to destroy it root and branch
was the mission ofhis life. He lived
TO see it oyerthrown he read in the
flaming sword the retributive Justice
OF Heaven: he saw the great work
Of bis live accomplished, equality es,
tab!ished, justice secured, and the
rights Of citizenship conferred upon
rce once despised and enslayod
To claim taat he was always right on
pubic measures would be TO claim
Ter him human perfection. Ii he
erred at times it was because his
preludices were strong, and. like his
predictions, sometimes warped his
better Judgment But his mistakes
We're few and far between, md ike
the seams in the polished marble.
We're found imbedded in so much of
purity that even his strongest oppo.
nents were ready to overlook them,
and accord tribute to the substantial
grandeur of his character. 1t wllI
be many years before the void which
his death has caused can be filled
His craftsmanship was nodded in .
heroic age, and was the finished re
suit Of freedoms effort to cast ON
from the Republic the entailed curs,
OF human slvery. His name will liy,
among the worlds benofactors, anG
his unseliish devotion to the priuci-
pies Of Liberty and justice will crus,
his fame to brighten as it recedc,
from the passions and preiudices o
the age which gave it birth. tn,
verdict Of the nation--a pure states
man n true citizen, an +. ..complisbec
scholar, an honest man, will be tL,
verdict of impartial history.
ReDUGIn.
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The largest vessel, except the
Great Eastern, ever built in this or
any other country, was launched at
Chester recently. This monster
steamship is named City of Pekiu,
built fur the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and is 30 run between San
Francisco and China and Japan.
A little son Of Mr.. ID. ID. Man
vile, of Mupcy, made narrow es-
cape from being killed the other day.
Some boys were shotting at mark
in an alley in the neighborhood Of
MIR. Manvilles residence, when his
little son appeared in tho vicinity.
unobserved by the boys, and ball
grazed his right cheek. leaving n
mark an inch and half long, and
half m inch wide, as if burned with
n hot iron. IL was narrow escape
from death, and should serve as n
warning to all in regard to discharg-
ing firearms.
The Williamsport Gazette e.
BU!ictin of recent date says Three
boys, two Of them sons Of Vim. Full
mer, who resides in Lloyd's Addi-
tion, were poisoned by eating wild
parsnips, which they gathered in n
field not far from the Wooden Fac
tory. They were all seized with vio-
lent spasms, the youngest son of DR..
Fulmer, aged about nine years. dy-
ing in forty minutes or less. DR.. Alba
was called Mt the earliest moment.
and administering antidotes saved
the other two boys. Their sufferings
however, were intense.
Joseph Behm, only brother OF
Abraham Behm. who was murdered
last November by Lewis Rosentine
and John MOODY, was buried in a
grave adjoining that of his relative on
Sunday week. Abraham and 10.
scph had lived together from their
infancy until the terrible murder in
the barn near Middletown. This
circumstance greatly affected the
surviving brother, and his grief nc
doubt contributed largely to his
death. Joseph was nearly seventy
years old,.a year or two the junior Of
Abraham.
Local OPTIoS.-Senator Cooper
expresses the opinion in hiS paper
the De'du0re county dmcrjcan,that
the Local Option law will not be re.
pealed this session. lie thinks tn,
unusual interest displayed within
and beyond the State" in suppressing
the liquor traffic, will convince mer
who never were convinced before
that the time is bad one TO tax,
any backward step--that it is danger
Gus to insult n growing temperate,
sentiment. The simple result will h,
the plain outlook is-that so ial
as the Pennsylvania Legislature il
concerned no action will be taken
and Local Option will be maintained.
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The siO0, 900, 900 ban Passed.
w AsuINGTON Nfnrcl, Ol

WAsHINGToN, March &c.
Tho Senate has passed the bill fix.
ing the maximum amount of United
States notes at four hundred million
All amendments offered reducing the
circulation below that amount were
defeated and the bill was passed by
vote Of 81 to 26 as follows:
YsAs,-Messrs. Allison. Bopy.
Boreman, Carpenter, Conover, Ferry
(Mich) Goldthwaite, Gordon. Har.
vey, Hitchcock, Ingalls,, Johnston,
Lewis, Logan, MCreary, Menimon,
Mitchell, Morton. Norwood, Oglesby,
Patterson, Pease, Pratt, RAMSEY,
Ransom, Robertson, spencer,
Sprague, Upton, West and Win
dom.
NAys,-Messrs. Anthony, Bayard.
buckingham, Chandler, Conkling,
Cragin, Davis, Fenton. Ferry Conn
Frelinghuysen, Hagar, Hamilton
Md Hamilton (Texas). Hamlin,
Howe, Morrill, AIaine), Morrill, (yt1
Sargent, Salisbury, Schurz, Sher.
man, Stevenson, Stewart, Thurman
and Wadleigh
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SEEDS AND PLANTS

C., e., True Cape Cod Cranberry, best
n sort for Upland, Lowland, or
w. Garden, Ly mail, prepaid, sl.o0
per 100 500 per 10n0. 4 priced Catn.
logup. Of this and all Fruits. Ornamental
Trees, Evcrgrecns, Shrubs. Bulls Roses.
Plants. &C., and FRESH FLOWER and
GARDEN SEEDS. the choicest col
lection in the country, with allnovcltics,
will hc sent gratis to any plain address.
- sorts of either Flower. Garden. Tree,
Fruit. Evergreen. or Herb seeds. for
81 oO. sent by mail. prepaid. WHOLE.
SALE CATALOGUETO TITETRADE.
u. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurs.
cries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth,
Mass. Established 1912.
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PeniisJlSan;a Iien,s,

winter grain is reported as look
ing IN fine condition in nearly every
part Of the State.
90 The bill appropriating $4,000
Vo' to the Centennial Exposition has
been defeated in the lower House of
Congress.
A COW belonging to Munster
township, Cambria county, farmer
recently gave birth in one night Ia
three perfectly developed and living
calves.
The Lewisburg, Center and
Spruce Creek Railroad WAS opened
Through to Laurelton, nineteen miles
nom Lewisburg, on Monday, 23d
ult.
David Reed has been nominat-
ed by the President to be United
States District Attorney for the west
ern district of Pennsylvania, TO flI
the vacancy created by the death OF
Bueher Swope, Esq.
'-'"i'o VI boNtTTOr " OIL and
Thaddeus Stevens and other pro
motors of the common school system
OF Pennsylvania are suspended from
the wall of the Office of the STAFF
Superintendent at Harrisburg.
A girl sixteen years old. living
near Tioga, deliberately threw herself
in front of an approaching train re
Gently, with the intention Of commit
ting suicide. She had both legs chi
Of A family quarrel is said to have
been the reason Of making the at
tempt
Tm PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD A.
the election held on MONDAY last tbe
following persons We're chosen Direc-
tors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the ensuing year : j.
Edgar Thompson, Josiah Bacon
Wistar Morris, John NJ. Kennedy
John Scott, Pittsburg Alex. j Der.
byshire, Samuel NJ. FELTON,, Alex. Bid
die, n. Parker Shortiidge, and Henry
n Phillips.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK.
MAsnArTAs, Kan, Aprii7, 1

II. '. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y.
Dear Sir Your favoritc prcscrip.
ton has done my wife world of good.
She has taken nearly two bottles and
has felt better the past two weeks than
at any time the past two years. NJ
more periodical pains none of that
aching back or dragging sensation in
her stomach she has been accustomed
TO for several years. have so much
confidence in it that would be per
fectly willing to warrant to certain Gus
toners of ours who would bc glad To
get hold of relief at any expense.
have tried many Patent Medicines, but
never had any occasion to extol one
before.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
The North Carolina Volcano
Increasing Violence Of the Shocks,

RALEIGH, March 26.
The Daily Ners has received the
following dispatch from its reporter
at Marion, dated today:
News has just reached here tha,
the shocks on Stone Mountain were
more violent last night than at any
time since the commencement of the
volcanic disturbance. 1 will return
to the mountain to-day and report
by special courier if necessary.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
f. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron

Has never been kuowa to fail IN the cure Of
weakness, attended with symptoms, iudispoeitiou
'u eNertion, loss OF memory, ditcut of breathing
general weakness. horror ~ disease. weak. ner.
yous treGlblinf, dreadful horror of death, night
sweats, cold fe,t, weakness, dimneIs Of vision
lnnGuor. universal lassitudc " the muscular sys
tam, enormous appetite, with dyspoptic ~ stem,
hot hands. flushing Of the body, dryness Of the
skin, pallld cuuutsrancc and eruptiuns on the
face, purifying the blood pain In The bark. heHvi.
ness Of the eye lids, frequent black spots dying
before thu eyes with temporary suhusipn and less
NJ sight, want Of attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from weakness, and 10 remedy that
use T. =. Kunsle's Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1t uc-
yer fails. Thousands arr now enjoying hoath
who have used IL. Get the genuine. Sold only
in ~ bottles Take only Z. Y. kuuklc'-. Depot
and oticc, No. $50 North Smith Street Phils. Pa,
Ask for Runkle's Bitter Wine of IRON. This
truly valuable iontc has been thoroughly tested
by all cl1as"s II the community that II IL now
deemed Indispensable NJ n Tonic medicine. II
II costs but little, purines the blood and gives
tone to the stomach reuoSates the system aud
prolongA life.
Inowouly ask trial of this valuable tonic
| Price FL per bottle. T.. =. kunk-l, sole gouric-
tor, No $50 North Nith Street, below Vine, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
l. 10 sold only in 81 bottles, with photograph
Of tho proprietor Oh each wrapper all other IL
counterfeit, sold by druggists.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02

BosToN, Mass, March 2i.-The
joint ballotin the Legislature at noon
to-day for United States Senator re.
suited as follows Dawes, 81; IIoar,
81; Curtis, "a; Adams, 13; Banks. 5.
Sanford, Whittier, Wendell, Phillips.
and Bullock had one or two votes
each. The total vote was 2s1.
No further bnlloting for Senator
viii take place to-day.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
C'liIsA.
The Battle ut Guasimo Clara.

KEY WEST, March 26,
a dispatch received by boat from
Havana says it was reported that the
Spaniards lost very heavily at the
battle at Guasimo Clara, near Puerto
Principe, The Cubans remained in
possession Of the field at night, and
the killed and wounded fell into their
hands.
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Very truly yours.
GEO IL WHIPPING
NEU' u. WIITITNW.
Mrs. f. r. DAILY, Metropolis, III.

Mrs. f.. r. DAILY, Metropolis, H.,
writes. Jan. 9th, 1873.
DIR. X. Y. Picrcc-My sister is using
the Iavorite Prescription with great
benefit
MARY ANS FRIsBIE, Pa, writes, May
29, 1872:
DIR. X. V. Piercc-What | have Ia.
ken of your medicine has been of moro
benefit 10 me than all others and hun.
dreds Of doctors bills"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
Tare Worm
Tape Worm.

Tare Worm. Tape Worm.
Tape Worm removed IN from TO hours with
harmless vegetrblc mehiiinc. The worm pas
sing from the system alive. No fee asked until
the entire worm, with head passes. Mediclne
harmless, can refer those AFFLICTED to the resi-
dents OF this city whom have cured. At my
Office can he - en- hundreds OF specimensf mea-
surfing from 40 to 100 feet In length. Fiity yer
cent Of Eases of Dyspepsia and disorganirations
OF Liver are 'auseG by stomach and other worms
existing In tho alimentary canal. Worms, n
disease OF tho most dangerous character, are so
little understood by the medical men Of the
prscent day. can md see the original and only
worm destroyer or send for q circular which will
give q full description and treatment Of all
kinds Of worms enclose cent stamp for return
oi the same. DH. r., =, KNNRFl. No. $50 N.
Ninth 81. Phillde,phia, Pa. advice at oiiice
or hy mail. tree.)
ss-SGAT, PIN and STOMACH WORMS
also removed. sept. -, 10.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02

Thomas y. Royd. OF. Wayne county
was on the 25th nit, elected TO The
Legislature in the Legislative district
Of Wavne and Pike. in place of VIM
u. Dimmich, resigned. lie is the
first Republican ever elected to the
Legislature from the Democratic
Tenth egion."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
Az Ac. nassed by The Leoisiotur,

Az Act passed by the Legislature
giving bounty on fox and wild cat
tcalps in the several counties of this
Commonwealth was amended by FIX
ing the premium on full grown fox
scalps at S2, and 81 for those Of
smaller growth.
II is estimated that twenty-five
million people in India. only one
tenth of whom are able-todied, are
in = starving condition. The rice
crop last wear was less than half the
usual yield. and on this sixty five
millions of people have 10 live.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
ERRORS or YOUTU

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility, promcturc Dedcy, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretlon WILL for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who
need II, tho recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy By which he was cured Suffer-
efs wishing to proGt by tho advertisers expert.
cnce can do so by addressing 10 perfect conn'
dencc. (Dse. % 'i3fm.
JOHN u. OGDEN. a Cedar 81, NbM York
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Mr.. Cameron, who is in favor of
the bill, was absent in consequence
OF which Mr.. Scott, who was opposed
to it, did not vote. Twelve absen-
tees paired.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertiser, having been permanently cnr-
ell Of that dread disease, Consunption ny = sin.
pie remedy. Is cnNlsns TO make known to III. tel.
low sugerers tee means of cure. To all who de-
sire II, he will send copy OF the prescriptio
sued, free Of charge), with tho directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
hndA suRg Gun. for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis. Ab. Parties wishing the prcscrip'
ton will please address (Dec % ~ ON.
Rev. f. A. WILSON,
lq& Penn ST.. williamsburgh, New York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
I |. MONBECK,
Justice Of the Peace

Addmsburg, Snyder Co., Pa.
win be In his office at the above mention
ed place, on MONDAY and SATURDAY
Of each week. when all kinds Of business
relating to his office, will bs attended 10
Juss 2S '7gtf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02

On Saturday night on the Harsimus
freight branch of tho Pennsylvania
Railway, Jersey City, two freight
trains were in collision, and William
Day, q fireman, and Stratford, a
brakeman, were instantly killed. The
telegraph operator blunderedin start.
ing one of the trains. AS soon as he
learned the result no fed, but a
policeman caught and locked him up.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
The Phrcno!ogicd journal and Life

The H,rcpologicrl Jounui and Life
Illustrated. For the faithful prescnta.
ton " old and new truths In pleasant form. We
must conm"nd this veteran monthly. The April
number blossoms with an attractive variety. We
have IN II Portrait aud Sketch Of Mr.. Cleveland
Athc, ot the SignAl Bureau, universally known
as Probabiiiiirs ! an Analytical Paper on the
Causes ~ Vice aud Crime, with some practical
hints toSarl their remedy A Sketch Of the
eminent Authorcss, Madame Schwartz, and =
hne Poftraiti Heads, Hats and Character, hits of
some Of the people we meet, both In It's tclt sud
Illustrations In Physiology Ufthe Sexcs q ri,ot
takes Mr. spencer 20 task FOR some marrow views
of the ser I New Engiandcrs viii he pleased
doubtless, to read something about their favoritc
railroad man, Mr. James Parker besides, We
have soinethg humorous, In Sly lmprc ssions u
Names, aud Stolen Giimpses aud much thst Ia
sgrecahly iu-tructing IN Our Evergreen Trees
Press NO,i"cs Anybody can do II, and much that
everybody should read IN Was he Born so7 vi.
iality and Chemistry, Commercial Obstruc tt1us,
Agricultural Hints, etc. Terms 800 \ year 30
cents number. Address, $. X. WELLS, New
YORK.