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you have no idea how many Of
chose fellows who prey on other peo
pie come about u.s., said an old post.
! Office clcrl; yesterday. "People think
we don't see them when the inquire
1or letters, sitting as we do inside q
glass box, and nothing visible but the
face; but il they cant see in we can
see out, and we take note of what we
see. We get to know faces by sight
rs well rs the owners OF them do, and
take q certain sort of interest in them
/ have caught myself feeling sorry
enough for young miss who came
daily fol letters and never found any,
until had great mind to write her
one myself, SO that she shouldn't be
disappointed 50 often. That was
when was at the ladys window, a
long time age. She disappeared after
a while; don't know what became Of
her; city swallowed her up, I reckon.
"Ihua was another woman-lady,
| almost said-Who lived in Newark,
and knew it, and know her too, who
came regularly once . week and in
CURED for letters in another name
They were for her too. I knew well
enough she had no such eager in
torcst as her voice betrayed in another
persons !g,ters Once when she re-
ceNed l. asked her if she was Mrs.
Statira, and she said Yes and then l
knew che lied.
"QAca . detective came in and ask
cd me liza certain man, whom he de-
acr.pnI. called for letters. | knew
BIN rs q man I had set down for
rogue without knowing anything of
him, and said Yes, he is here near.
y every day, lie comes at such an
hour, aud il YOU stay here l will give
you Tho wink so he stayed where
he c,ul'no. be seen, but, if you will
be'lyy- i, that scamp never came near
tie place for @ week ; great pile of
letters accumulated for him. Finally
the detective began to feel the fellow
hal il, out, rs he expressed it, and
said he would Just stretch his legs a
jitlc end come back Of course at
Cha, very moment the rascal appeared,
and I wa in & sweat, you bet. First
thing when saw him [ sent a mes
scu@-r after the detective next thing
I stayed away from the window as
long rs i dared. When I did 60 to it
| couldn't hear well, and had hard
work % carnh his name. When that
had 10 be stopped | couldn't seem to
find any letter, though there were a
or so right under my hand.
| sAUfiod them all over, both Of us all l
he while on pins and needles, he to
5at away and I to keep him so he
.aoolduI s
",I!o~ DO yeu spell it I said. t
lie spelled it.
@'Woerc 10 You expect letter [
rom r
New OIcans.' '
Il threw one, two. three down. {
"'hiU'l there NO more?' he said. r
"tAait 4 minute, I'll see. / stretch r
d ,hc minutes all | could, till, finally, t
ust o. he was going away cursing me c
or my stupidity, [ threw down the '
,ho)c q them and began to push
hem ont To him he turned to gather 7
hem up but was himself gathered :,
p by the detective, who came back @
lst in timc, lie was one of the saw I
usl wjoilors"- m. Y. Sun. {
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APdvs.e Counselor 70 the
Married. or those about 70
marry, on the physiological
myteries aud revelations OF
The sexual system. with tho
= OF reproduction, preserving
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DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.

DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar Bitters are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma.
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tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor.
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are extracted thcrctlom without the uso
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the cause of disease, and the patient re-
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blood purifier and liie"giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
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sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgativc as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilious
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-09-23

IHg PEicH SHlpMrNr TO EuRorE.
An account was given in the L"fg-
~ of the shipment Of fine peaches to
Liverpool ON the steamship Ohio
which left this port August 10th. 1t
will he remembered that the peaches
were to be kept cool by q large iron
tank OF ice located in tue centre Of
the apartment, through which n con
stnnt current of mir was being fore
ed by small engine located near the
apartment. This tank held fifteen
tons of ice, and it was believed TINT
quantity would bo more than suili.
cieut for tho voyage This appears
To have been n mistake in judgment,
as dispatch received yesterday by
Messrs. Peter Wright * Sons states
that the ice gave out on the goth
OF August, only three days after the
sailing day. The peaches kept per
fectly until September =. but on
their arrival at Liverpool were n
mass Observation-Disclosures Of
Lcig,r .S,pt,mbtr s.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-09-23
COURT PROCLAMATION.

NLercas tine lion. J. G. BrcnER. Prasi
w dent Judge of the Judicial III trio
Of the counties Of Snyder Union
and Miiiin and J. g. l.. Shindel and
Il. L. Raudenbusb Esqs Associate Judges
in snd for Snyder county have issued their
prccert bearing. date the clih dpy of
May, A. d. 1875. to nc directed foi
the holding Of an Orphans coaIrt. cour,
OF Common Pleas, oturt ~ Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Scs-
sions Of the Peace ut Middleturr. for the
county " Snyder, on the ith Monday, (he.
ing the 9Th day Of September iST6.) aud
continue one week
Notice IL therefore hereby given 10 ,bt
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Cousta
blcs in md for the county " snyder. to ap
pesr in their proper person with their rolli
records, inquisiiiOns. examinations ant
other rcmemhrances to do those thing,
which Of their Offices and in their behal
pertain TO be done snd witnesses AMI per
sons prosecuting IN bohalf Of the Common
wealth against amy person or persons mr.,
required to be then and there attendin,
aud not departing without leave at tbci'
peril. Justices are requested TO lie punct
uul in their attendance at the appointc,
timc nsrccably TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal at th,
ShoriH's Office in MidIleSurs, the 25th LAY
of Aug. A. D., one thousand eight hundre,
and seventy i've.
DANIEL BoLENDER. sheriff
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RrroRa At A DlscouST.--Rcform is
grand worl, but like Liberty, it
has been much abused. The Demo-
cratic poi;y in this State is very ans.
iuus. in words. for State Reform and
is particularly anxious, on paper, TO
effect puriiicatiou Of the state
Treasury; but in it's actions it be-
lies its words. IT. pratcs about re-
form and demands honesty in our
state Offices; and then presents as
It's candidate for State Treasurer, Il
man with mcloan hands. and with II
record which no real friend Of Re-
form need envy IL breaches Re-
form and practices the reverse by
nominating q man so odious that the
President Of their Convention was
driven into nm effort to run away
from him When mon Ike Hen.
dricks B. Wright refuse to muster
undcr riolctt, ii is time for all other
Democratic friends of dcccncy aud
honesty to get out Of tie ranks
PRtSjWg CODuWe rcidl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-09-23

TIE Democratic party appears to
have discarded every principle which
formerly distinguished it from its an
tagonist II in the days Of Jackson
there was nny one feature Of its
creed to which more prominence wns
given than another. il was It's de-
mrnd for u gold aud silver currency
Rag paper money was riiiculcd, and
nothing would do but tho yellow
mint drops. Shades of Jackson and
Benton, where wCrc you during the
sessions Of the late Democratic Con-
ycntions in Ohio aud pennsylvania.
II old Hickory coull have appeared
in the flesh ut either Of these conycn
tions, he would have driven the
money changers into the street, with
rs much fer)city as Bill VI Mullin
manifested. when hc compelled the
digniiicd Chairman Of the late con
vontiup, at tho point Of his fist, to
resume his seat, after he had order
cd IN adjournment. thImbcrSh'"g
ReDOyi'JrI.
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f'aJ"The number Of baskets Of
peaches carried over the Delaware
Division OF the Philadelphia, vii.
minGton and Baltimore last week
was SOFA, 800, against 600 900 bask
cts for tho preceding week and
Ti,00O for the wccl; before that.
These figures represent only por-
ton of the peaches sent to the east
crn markets. bat they will enable our
readers to form an idea OF the mag
nitudo of the trade aud tho number
of people employed in its manage
ment. During the last three weeks
tho daily average OF shipments OF
peaches over this single railroad h as
been 23l car loads.
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-ssr,-sS.-.s->S.=sSs,r-sp--

I'm GeSrg3L OvrrouH. --Whethor
the expectations which have been
entertained of an improved condi
ton Of trade for the present year are
10 be realized or not the next ninety
days viii dctormiuc. That these
hopes Of revival have not been san
guino is true, but the disappoint-
mcnt which may follow their nom
iuliillncnt will bc none the less So
rious. With the exception of few
important localities, the agricultural
production has been unusually large.
aud tho favorable prices which pre-
vail for several leading products
ought to stimulate IN early realiza-
ton. Tho movements Of crops is
the old fashioned Legitimate machin-
cry By which to get money into cir
culation. and thus increase the pur-
chasing and debt paying power OF
the people, especially in the nSricnl-
tural localities, That this would be
n vital step toward improvement in
trade none will deny, following as it
docs two years of great economy, and
in view also of small stocks Of mer.
chandiso and exceptionally low pri-
ccs for nll staples Great manufac-
turing contres and important i'm
porting interests ought to bo bonc'
lifted blythe ABSORPTION of accumu-
lated stocks of goods, and the whole
country should feel the thrill of new
lira in business. A few weeks will
determine whether this will bo the
effect of an immense increase in the
wealth of n vast producing class :
and though it will undoubtedly take
many months to realize this wealth
the operation By which that rcaliza
ton will be carried forward ought
soon to be manifest, aud the proba
ble result pretty definitely auticipa-
Ted. We are, therefore, on tho eve
ofa most important and critical
SEASON. in the commercial history oj
the country, and close observers will
watch win, some anxiety the iudica-
tions which he next few weeks will
afford.-AmericW Grocer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-09-23

Go Slow Tho scarcity Of evil
dence that Pershing possesses any
of the qualities or characteristics Of
n 'reformer' is instantly seen by tho
absud claims set up in his behalf
SO far, the only thing discovered to
pace him on the reform plane is. his
pas ing sentence on some officials in
his own county, belonging to bis own
party, whom II jury had convicted of
theft AMI swindliug. Is Judge Perish
ing's fitness for Governor to he do
tcrmiued by his performance Of n
very simple duty as Judge ! Did
anybody expect him to rci"sc to sen.
tonoe these convicted Democratic
thieves II not, then why raise such
n pother about tho net Judge
Stowe, OF PitLsbuyG, also sentenced
II couple of county commissioners TO
the Peritontiary, not for stealing
from the people, but for taking bribcs.
Has any one claimed especial credit
fov tins upright Republicon magis-
trnte for the simple performance OF
that act ; Docs any Republican cln-
NOR for his elevation a. Il reward for
doing his duty, The littlen2ss OF
this attempt to manufacture n char
nctcr Of honesty for Pershing is do
ing him no good. People will look
on it with astouishment. as very
palpable indication that not much
can be urged in favor Of man for
whom such inordinate credit is claim
ea for very small service And il
the ilea is entertained that this mp
roar will stop inquiry into Pershing's s
dnines when he was in the Legisla-
ture. let that insane idea be given
mp, His record is most assailable
one. Aud his friends will have all
they want--and more than thoy will
enjoy--in defending him from fair
attacks for his subssrviency to Rail-
road Monopolies, and malignant
Copperheadism during the war for
tle onion. n.-UUrisJurg telegraph.
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rs.T Recently n Piottsburg lady.
while in church, having become i'm
morscd in devotion or sleep, did not
move from her pew at the conclusion
of the services, and tho consequence
was TINT the doors wero barred and
she was locked in. In few mo-
men,s she became fully aware of hor
situation and started for an exit.
Not finding any, she went for the
bell ropo, and the solemn, mournful
ringing Of the boil brought the scx'
ton to tho church, who gladly liber.
atcd her.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-09-23

UgnrpErNrp pLruGrs. When fall
protection is accorded to every
American citizen. whito or black, III
every State uf the Union; when II
Republican is ps safe in Georgia aS
n Democrat il in Michigan when
life AMI property are secure rom
midnight nssassins and plundcrcrS :;
when the simple utt"rancc, "l anan
American citiI"n!' becomes II bet
ter protection to citizenship than the
lila or the knife; when the iull
fruits of tho war are accepted with
the same good faith at the South as
mt Tho North; when the national
debt is 50 far reduced Ua to hc no
LONGER fclt a3 II burden; whom our
currency becomes rs valuable aS gold
and tho credit Of tho nation c4npl To-
that of any other = ,ycgnncut; when
our taxes are cut down tp the lowest
possible limit. and all sections ot tho
country become prosperous through
unity Of purpose and haimony OF nc
tion n--then the people may consider
the claims of Democracy. lnui
these sacred pledges are made good
the Republican party must continue
at tho head of governmental niinirs'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-09-23

ForNn DEAD ~ CoNN FIELD --
On Thurday, August 26lh. August
Miller. n young inan living with Mr..
William Watson, postmaster at
Ilopowcll Centre. Fawn township.
York Co. left home with II dog and
gun. TO go to ). Adams Esq few
miles diatant, for crow ecalps, aud
as ho had been in the habit Of stay
ing from home for several days at n
,imo, Mr.. Watson was not uneasy
about him until Monday evening,
when his dog came home in starv-
inc condition, and after eating very
grcedily, left, which aroused Mr.
Watsons suspicion that som ething
was wrOns. He went aver to Adams
aud found that the young man had
not been there, nor had any one seen
him The most morning, Tuesday,
he collected the ncighhors, aud q
general search was made through
the woods ana corn fields, when they
were attracted to the place by the
iisaarccphlc smell, and found the
body of the young man lying in a
putrii state, in corn field, with Il
hole in the back Of his head, his faith
ful dog lying near, driving away th,
birds. hn inquest was hold and 4
verdict returned that 4 Miller came
to liH dclth by the accidonta! dis
charge of his gun, which WIS lying
10y his side, empty, the load having
passed ~ at the mouth. .hRt,cring
his eth, nul ont aL tho back Of his
henl, carsjnr instant death. His
rcmlin4 were plp"ol in u coffin and
buried after lying exposed to the
.m ,uI rain for tive days.-Coium'
J'y So,
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EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

VliE undersigned Executors Of the
J. Estate ot Dr. Isaac LlotlrOck lsto of Rcsvor
TOWNSHIP, Snyder County isrease1, will offer
~ Public sale, on the preni,es, about mile
North of Adnrisburs. on
saturday, oct. 9th 1870.
1he following sluable Real Estate, to Wit
TRACT No. l--Situpto In Beaver township,
snyder county, about mile from the sudbury
Lenis,uvn Eallropd, aui convenient T.
stores, schools Churches. &C. containing
EIGHTY ACRES more " lcss, 81 good Farm.
Ing land Ia good state ~ cultivation, under
good fence, vh.r"on are ere ted Three Good
DW LLLlHi HOUSES, HA.T BARN and
al ner6sflry out buildings. fhsre r. an strel-
lent orch ,rh On the i,tt1, containing \ variety
ui choice irul:, ~rll Of never falling water
COME culont ~ house anl barn. Also large
7 hIec story stone iRlSr NIIi.. S.v NJ ~,
Iisiiliery, and other Improvements. Tue mill.
have untarpafss water power, ~ita tho latest
sud most Improve machiuery, and Is one 4
the le : location. 10 he county.
TRACT No. "a Tract - The very best
Nelius Land containing L. AtktS.
IkNtI No. S.-A valuable tract Of WOOD.
Lam - containing ACRES.
sale 10 rpmue ei.rr stg q clDck A. NJ, Of said
day when dgc attruiacco -ill bs giveu ami
teImt VI sale lnsuc known by
JA'OH GROSS
AiELlS l. kOrUBOCK.
Aug 3,'TS. Executors
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Notice In Partition.
SNYDER cot STI,ss:

EllIaheth liircnman, widow, Elizabeth iutcrmat-
ri"d with DsSli Bibn, oi Stephenson county, III.
Frederick liurNmhu, ~ B"aver township, Snyder
county, Pa, Leah me r'uarrird with pnul llunfrr
u A iainf burg, snyder county Ps ka, h,-l Spoclt
u BrSy"rtOvu, Noah B'ugansn, of L'vis town
-np, tuuipu county, Pa, i-hsr HipEsmhr, of
Aiau- i'~nSnip, HHSdrr county, -, NDt4aA
IDut iutHrm0rricd with Elisha cluk, r. IT, coiL-
ty, Missouri, llrt'l RiugHWnr, Beaver township
nyd.r county, Pa, John ". Blugsiu,u.of the
same place, all 10. whom are Of fih sLc, liucxl
dr ''rudaa'H %, john liu.suSn, ~, lat ~ the
totHahip Of B'aNor Suydcr county. i.ce...i,
GREETING
ior aro hereby citcl To- bee ~ 1 a, pear 'u-. tie
1ulrrS ut our u-yhs's' CpIr', ~ an p-Ihaus'
D.U5t 10 Dec hrll al A.ldGlohUrg, on the 4th Mon.
Ga} uiS, pt"u,h.r \. u. 1873, alto O'Clock ~ the
Forenoon, ilsu sud there to 1rr0 1T or refuse to
tsk' the Real E-nto OF said Iln Rnsamsn, ~,
Ioceas, ~ to npprAi-ot Nhirstipn put up'u II
10y al l. quest duly sIRr ted by tho said Court,
and returned by ne sheriff ~ sLi cuuIty, or shJ y
ca.se why tho same should not be sold. AID here
of i1il not
Nltncssthe ill1. Jorsph g. Bprhsr, Esquire,
President O.! our saio curt, at Nlitllsburg ihil
So'h Jay Of july i. u, ls;,
J.CROuSB, C,ork q. q.