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Thus hayo l alluded to tue objections pro-
posed to You aud to mo-. I PASS now to advAn-
lagos and intontlonn. In our ludoptudout or
Congregational SelAtloRu we, from preacher u
peopls, expect to ooioy freedom Of thought. /
dcslre sod fully intend, to pre.ch tue religion Of
Chrlst but in tho liberty Of thought not accord
cd me III my foEtnss rotations, ConRrcg sttot,alism
will allow yJu and mo I'll tho liberty wo desire.
With that sect thsro IL q concentration upon
Chslat ~ a sufficient Savior, aud upou thu
leaves Christianity puso 10 Ito prnolpies
aud roweF. aud feaves Tho Christian mud ffou.
Tne couEteBsnou that eau welcome btoFTs, and
uudiuRt0p, and ALVIN bartlett, and Hsla,or, ID
liberal enough for all Christian pu1poses. We
do nut sak for church broad enough to permit
last 1t should receive III, We shall iiud liberty
enough. a. Orthodox Independents. or Con-
gse8Atlonallats lin either cASs thoro lies befuro
liz beautiful Erospec. OF intellectual lroedom.
A whom Neuophon aud bis companions, after =
long wandering in tho mountains OF Armspia,
lot, starved homesics. sud hsFEaased by baT.
bar1Ans, At last from ; mountain bohei4
tho aca. thoy wept for Joy, sud shouted 'sho
aes! tho seal for Il wAa to carry them homo
40. you and !. coming out OF The wllderuesa
WAeEo ~ Mero lost, and starved Aud sore pTessed
BY 6asbasians, may veil look out toward the
wlde expsune of liberty, and cry our. 'Ihe
aea the soa 1t will now carry u Ill hone.'
Tho oceau Of ftsedosp IL bro&l aud deep md
beaasful. It washds NJ civilized shores. AL tha
balny aud fragrant breexss 0ons from its depths.
Tie light VI heaven sIn,les on its faca, This
uceAa Of hoettJ ~ the sruo consolation aud ill.,
sflratEon pi wi t,aaa who write or sloak. IIa
who speasa only by rota-or to lue
lis heAEt cal, never bs the homo ef any lows OF
senaistVaneAs do not spoAk DE the vista OF
liberty 90 my own ncoaunt sIoae. Not olIy
Huat tho speaker 10 tree. but tbs audience also
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eG4uElaAN SEMINARY st KhI.hMA1n

Isosli.na'u Ez.lS nl4MlN AKY, nt KALAMAZOO,
tsa T. facilities hets ours4 fos sofuu0A ,n.tru.
Caf.li.u hsa hetfsaed eesyst. thu scAool u = lruir
9,r,or Etpenkes only 5l7a per year. sure.
Id Ma,.ata9es for tha sludy * SIusic, F.intine.
A4fui fetsa e. Laugutge7. Location hoa!tly and d.
hus nd fts v.F.nrta yet tsaa4n. Apply for cats-
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SCARLET FEVER the scarlet fever
Is prevalent in some sections Of the State
we insert the remedy rs follows, which
!. 40 reasonable and consistent, no doubt
many of them will avail themselves oI
the advice:
A Buffalo physician, late of London
England. offers the following method oi
treating scarlet fever. which he assert,
"is reliable" and if faithfully carried
ont, will prevent death in four.lilth %
the cases that might otherwise prov,
fatal. Scarlet fever should he treated
by administering to adults one table
spoonful Of brewers yeast in thrc,
,ablcspoonfuls Of water. .swcctcncd, thrc,
times daily; and if the throat is mucl
swollen, garglc with yeast, and rs oitel
~ necessary, insist they should apply
Yeast mixed with corn mealas poulticc
Continue to give catnip ten freely fo
several days to keep the eruption out o
the skin.
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HOME TRAINING. -Ifthe family infiu.
ence were brought to bear upon both
sexes TO n greater extent there would he
less complaint about rowdyism in the
country. This is admitted on all hands
Unless boys and girls are placed under
proper restraint by their parents, and
receive those moral lessons which can
be taught alone in the family, they will
naturally grow up idle and vicious,
Their time should be occupied that they
would have but little of it to spare on
the streets and above all things they
should be kept in doors at night. The
following remarks of an eastern news
paper contemporary are directly to the
point. They relate more particularly
10 the training of girls, but by q parity
of reasoning their spirit is equally APP
picable to the boys. II says: The best
school for cookery and for anything
else that is good is home The most
valuable practical lessons Of life must
be learned there, and the teaching
of them never can be so safely delegat-
cd to others as to the parents. Whether
1t be the domestic virtues or the do
mestic comforts, the best training for
them is under the paternal roof. When
parents teach their children to be self
denying they have helped them far on
fhe road to moral excellence and hap
piness, and when, no matter what their
social position, they seek to make them
useful and practical, and able to take
care Of themselves in whatever state
they may be called upon to till, they
have beGneathed fortune to them
never bt taken away by the
''si, oI ~ ~
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To the School Directors
of Snyder County.

EENTLENEN In pursuance Of the
N forty third section uf the net of sth
May, ls1l. you are hereby notified TO
meet in convention nj the court house in
Middlchurg, on the first Tuesday in May.
\ ID. 1870, being the fourth day Of the
month, At ~ o'clock in the forenoon. and
select viva vocc. by majority Of the
whole number of directors present. one
person Of literary anl scientific acquire
menis, and of skill and experience in the ART
II teaching, rs county superintendent, for
he three succeeding years determine the
amount of compensation for the same .
and certify the result to the State Superin-
tenirnt, at Harrisburg, as required by tho
thir'y-ninih and iortieth sections of said
act. WM. NOETLlNG,
County suierintcndcn, of snyder Co.
Selinsgrove. Ia. April 10. rs.
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FOf TIE FOHT,
SEriSsGRovE, Pcnna.
April -, 1879.


Mr.. EDITOR: Owing to the lntcncss
of the season, tlc spring business has
not been unusually brisk so far, both
town and country are awaiting thc long
deferred permanent settlement Of the
weather. Those of our citizens who
purpose rebuilding have everything in
readiness and Main street will soon
sing with the confused and combined
music of the saw, plane, hammer and
trowcl. As the severe and irksomc
wintcris drawing to close, people have
IN awakening from their lcthargy and
seem To bc infused with new life and
vigor. and by fall despite the panic and
other adverse circumstances, Sclins
Grove will have shaken oil the ashes oi
mourning, aud will appear in II now
drcss--onc that will he credit to the
town, architects aud owners. Among
the number who have commenced
work are Mcssrs. Walter, Ehy, Bowc-
and Miller who purpose erecting not
only good and substantial buildings but
intend making them as near fire proof
ns possible.
The River il in good order for rafting
and the lunbcrmen of the North and
West Branches are taking advantage oi
liz. L.
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PERSONAL AppRARiSCE.-On person
nj appearance and habits much Of our
success in life depends. There have
been many instances where the soul
shining through u manned or deformed
body, has conquered the adverse cir
cumstances, This is far easier to dc
than TO overcome an offensive or disa-
yrceablc trick of bchavior-for society
will accord its pity and sympathy tC
natural defects, but for acquired ones il
only reserves its disgust. Every reader
wal recall to mind some person toward
whom he or she has felt rcpugnanct
almost uncomfortable, merely from an
offensive habit such as one has formed
---somctimes q mere turn of the lip, a
cast OF the eye, or peculiar infection
of the voice. Often practice has beer
formed of clearing the throat, or spit
ting profusely about. or picking the
ears or some other vulgar habit. These
things will create q distastc for such
persons in q fastidious mind and deny
it as we may, or call it, "squeamish" oil
'silly," we are all more or less fastidi-
ous. II is the duty of every person to
make himself agreeable to others
Most of these pcculiarities Of manner
which create aversion are spontaneous
in their origin, hut become so habitual
that we are unconscious ofthem. Many
of them are formed in childhood-hab,
its not easily removed in after years
While we cannot like everybody, or be
loved by every body in return, still we
can take special care that we do not
make ourselves personally offensive by
habits and ways that may shock the
delicate fastidiousness Of those around
lis,
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Snyder County Appeals,

NOTICE is hereby given that the
a Appeals on the Assessments of the various
Districts. ut Snyder county, tor the y0lr l~ii,
VIII ne held In the 'pmmi siou"rs once In the
Bur augh ot Miillchurg, a. follows ~ wit
For the townships ut Adams. beaver. Mc't
Beaver. Franklin, Mldilehntg Borough, aud
Centre ON MONDAY, APRIL l".
FOR tao Township ui Monroe, Jackson, Sc.
liu,grovr Borough, Peuns Hni hiilocrccs ON
TUESDAY, ArNlL2J
For the townships ot Perry, Wo.t Ferry,
Washington I nion aud Chapman ON WEDNi.S.
DAY, APRIL -,
At witch time and place all who may feel
themselves agsricvod Gy their valuation, may
attend II they think proper,
Appeals viii bo open from O'Clock 4. N. to .
O'Clock y. Cuch iuy.
Assessors viii bc prompt In their attendance
with tueir Assessments At the tine aud place
above stated -
\. T. HuFFSAGLE,
commissioners office JONI ROW,
Middleburg, March ELIAS Il. SW,RI2,
2gih, 1875. Commissioners
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PETERS
NEW MUSIC
+ o r M A Y

Beautiful Waves Of tho Sea Song and Chorus,
stewart. -
Darling Rest yor hand In Mine-song and Cho.
rus I.enni 30
Don't Forget me, Mary-song and Chorus. Per
cy, 30
Go, False One i--Btlad Percy 20
How are all at Home l-Sons aud Chorus Percy
a.
Jimmie Brown the Paper Boy-song and Chos
rus Hays IS
Jennie. the Flower of the peli-Song and Cho.
rus IilNs. 81
JolIIcs, GirIin Gown Song ami chorus, stewart
80
o Death where Il thy sting l. Alice Cary's
Death Hymn sop. or Tenor J5s. Alto or
BaSs Jjc. iIlunc'ti 81.
My dear >usettc tlhatrcling peut L"cucg 30
1hc Maldcn's Nisttke-Ario,tR Glover 20
Ny Little Ono song aud Chorus Percy -
Put the Right Man nt the Whcel-Song and
Chorus Hays 80
Sleep, thou Loved Onc--Scrcnalc clover. 20
Sweet tni Luw-Lulaby Glover. 20
slug mc t. sleep, Mhtuc e. ung AMI Chorus
stewart 30
Tho Wa.tiu.. lIe.rt-t'ourort Song TORY 80
Thlnking oi Ihrc.-iiIlIai Glover Jn
Waiting, T. vc. tor lhoc-Sbug AMI Chorus
Christie -
when little Mamie dicl-Sons and Cejrus
HAYS, 3j,
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Doy'r CARRY TuEM.-persons wi

DoS'r CARRY TuEM.--Persous who
have been in the habit of carrying pis
tolls. rozors. dirk knives. ~luug shots
aud all other descriptions Of concealed
or dangerous weapons, will do well I
leave them at home in the future. The
new law cnforccs n heavy fine and i'm
prisonmcnt on any one known to hav,
them about his or her person and
any person can inform on such as ar.
seen or known to carry them, and re-
ceive one-half of the fine.
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THs CHAmrios RsApEs AND MowrR. -
Samuel Auraod, Of Adsssburg, is agent
for the above named mschiue. We can
safely say that Mr. Aurarfi is just the man
to act in tina, capacity AMI the machine he
represents one Of the hest In all respects,
now in use. We bespeat for him liberal
share Of patronage.
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j. w. Drccse mas gone TO Philadel.
phia for the purpose Of making his
Spring purchases. and expects, by Sat.
urlay, to open the finest assortment o'
Dry Goods. Dress Goods &C., &C., at til,
most reasonable priccs ever offered to
the people of Mitldlcburg and vicinity
He hereby extends general invitation
to every body to attend the opening o
the bail.
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Farmers and others should now
keep All eye on the cursportsmcn
who are wandering over the country IN
pursuit of game. There isa stringent
law against ..sportsmen shooting in.
.cctiverous birds, and its proper en-
furccment is 10 the interest of every
fruit grower in the State.
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NOTICE.
" INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL ia " IIS;
Nav i, 1875, to April 80, 1876.

WIlE Revised Statutes G' the nj
L tel States. Section. 3232, 32li. J2l- a"d '9i'
require every person engaged IN any btsiut-'
ayucstiOn, or employment which renders hin
llahlr o. u SPEtlt. TAN. Ne Procurr nod
place tonspicuou-ly tn hts Esi nbiish
inen' or ptncs 90 bu.iu.ss STAMP denOt
In the payment OF said SPECIAL. TAX for tn,
SpocinlraN Year beginning May lIl-T5, heiur'
commencing or cOu,inuins bu-in.s. alter Alril
~ 1875,
Thee Tirs ,mLr,re'i Wihm N, Provision
Of he Lau abor' l'ipiei ar, N, Jo!io~-
,DU M,
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aooD PLACE TO Sror AT.--The Allie
sheny House, Nos. sl2 & Slt is one of
the beet places to stop at in Philad.
The Propr. Mr.. Beck. is the right man
and knows how to run iirst.class ho.
tel, rs all will testify who have stopped
at his House. Terms reasonable.
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INSTRUM ENTAIL.
NOW READY.

NOW READY.
Nos. I, ,. 3. .. and Peters iiou-eh"Id
Melodies. Price 80 cents each, Every mum.
ber contains irom tuS New sOngs, ChO
ruses, etc. by the best writer's.
Nos. =. 3, Z ana pst.rs' PRrior Nusic.
Price 80 cent. each livery number cont Iins
eeyeal elect Pieces by hinGei, .Pachrr,
BueAt etc,
Nos 10 "a In Creme de In Creme. Price
90 GEMS each. Every humber contains At
least " worth OF claesic ana select rlanr
Music
Any Oi the above failed post I'D On receipt Of
the marked prIcc
Address
]. l. PETERS, 843 Broadway, N. Y.
L. q. Box ji2o
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Total amount Of Taxes.
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

&. &, The True Cape Cod Gran
&. berry, best sort for Upland
Lowland, or Garden, 10y mail prepaid
Il per loo, - per 1000. All the new
choice Strawberries and Peaches. A
priced catalogue Of these and all fruits
Ornamental Trees, Evergreeus, Shrubs
Bulbs, Roses, Plants, &c,, and FRESH
FLOWER n GARDEN SEEDS, tn,
choiseSt collection in the country, with
all novelties, will he sent gratis to any
plain address. - sorts of either Flow
er, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, oi
Herb seeds. for $l,0O, sent by mail
prepaid. IPhoicsdie Catalogue 10 tn,
1rude. Agents Wanted.
b. VI. WATSON, Old Colony Nurse
rics and Seed Warehouse, plymouth
Mass. Established 1872.
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Henry Huber, Of Felins Grove,
withdraws as acandidate for Treasurer,
assigning as reasons fof his action IL,
the premises his advat iced age, and
precedent business engagements.
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L'XECUTRIX' NOTICE Letter,

i Itc-tlmrutlry IN tn estate ~ Sarah Glove .
LAT. o'tlc R1ru'vt vts'ilrasro,c, decd, having been
irautrd Go tDr uulorIl 'u"d, al persons kiuStur
themselves indebted tu said est,tr are requested
t. make payment without Il rlpy while thus,
haNiul claim, vii present thrn diiy authcnti-
Gated hr Hc.tlcuCuttn
SARAH MATILDA GLOVER,
Apr. L.. rs txrcutrt,
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4 DMINISrRAToRs NOTICE

~ cttsrs testancntnry on the estate pf Hcnh
min Fisher litc ut Pcnns township. snyder
county, Pa decd have teen granted tn the
uudersiunol An persons knowing tHomscivcs
indebted to said estate will please make I'm.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate Will present thcm for set.
tlcment to LYDIA ft-GtR,
lErER II SNYDER,
April ), rs. Adminisuhtots.
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NOTICE.

~. SuNif- fpuutv--
John Mcdonald. pivore.
Tho undersigned Com
mis-isurr g. take testimony la The above stated
case, arp Int 4 at Fob. Term of tins cnurt, wil
u. 't fUr the uurp VI said appointment ~ ~,
uit'o of H. y. Myers, Esg., in Middlenur{, oi
Iu'slaN MAY ", lN'6, At II O'Clock a. M. wtet
nui where all parties interested may attctd
they So" proper, j. II. ARNOLD,
April ~, 10 Com,
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Auditors Notice.

IN the matter of the distribution Of
u the fund In the hands Of Daniel y. Boyer,
Esq, Assignee of Jacob Bussler.
The undersigned, Auditor, viii meet frr tho
purpose Of msting distribution Of the said fund.
In Buyer's Hall, frceburg. Thursday, May 18th,
1873, at 10 o'clock, M, whom and whore all
partie sinterested may attend n they think proper
JOHN II. ARNOLD,
Apr. 1919. Auditor.
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Dyspepsial Dyspepsia Dyspesia

Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia ! DYSPEPSIA
Dyspepsia Is the most perpiexine ofsif human
ailments, 1ts symptoms are almost INFINITE in
their variety, and tho forlorn and despondent
victims Of the disease often fancy thcm selves
the prey. In turn, of every known nialady. THIS
Is due IN par, to the close sympathy which eS.
lists between the stomach and the brain, and
In part also to the fact that any disturbance of
the digestive function necessarily disorders the
liver, the bowels and the nervous system, and
effects, to some extent, tn. quality OF the blood.
2. p. Kunkel's Bitter wtne Of Iron surc
euro. This Il not q new preparation, to he tri.
ell and fopni wanting; II has been prescribed
daily fr many years In tho practice OF eminent
physicians with unparalleled success; II Ia not
expected or intended to cnrc all the dlseas 81 to
witch tho human iainily II subject, hut IL war.
ranted to- cure Dyspepsia In i's most ohstinatel
form. Kunkel's Bitter Wine " Iron never
fats 10 cure. symptoms Of Dyspep-is are loss
Of appetite, wind and raising OF he food. dry
ness OF tho mouth, hcnrtpurn, distensipn of the
stomach aui bowels. constipation. tcadache,
dizziness. sleepossnc-s and low spirits. Tty
the great remedy aud he convinced Of Its merits
Oct tho genuine. rakcionly Kunkers which l.
put only in ~ bottles. Depot, 2jy North Ninth
ST, phiisieip'N Pa II never tails, For sale
by all drugyiis and dealers every where.
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Tape Worm.

Removed in few hours No fee asked untiI
the entire worm, with head is etrelled. Me IL
cine harmless. being purely vegetable Consul
tatlon free hy llr. T. =. Nunkcl, No. 2hl North
Ninih street, Philadelphia, IA seat, Pin and
stomach worms also retnlve1 Advice Tree
send f'r circular go TO your druggist and ask
tor krNKvi's WouN SYRUr. Price PER
bottle. The Worm syrup never fttls.
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CROOKED BOOTS AND SHOES.

r YON'S PATENT METALLIC SrIFFES.
II tkS krup th"m siraigil prevent IuuulnI
"'rr,"rans "n uneyrnly On the si'irs, or ripping
IN the srainsi make u boot last ha.f longer, Sold
aud applied 10y Root and Shbr Dealers uni
Nj crS. everywhere, Local and traNrlug Agents
wanted TO introduce, send % cents aud Uai,i,inf
eel for sample pair, 10 ". LYON solo Mi'tr 81
state street, Albany, ". \,
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICe...Let.

n ters testatnentary On the estate Of W nm
shilling deed late ofwcst Beaver twp. snyder
county, Pcnnsylyanla, having been urabted to
the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those having
claims will present them duly suthenticatcd Tor
settlement to WILLIAM IA. SH Limo,
Apr. 10 rs. Administrator,
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DIED,

Or ,hs IL inst, In Fremont, J. Jacob
Mi Merchant. aged 81 years and 8
W deceased was universally be-
smsd. sMsy hsy sis psses.
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MARRIED..


On the 25th inst. at the residence OF tho bride's
parents, by Rev. j. Weirlok, Mr.. Henry = Bea
yer OF Avilla, Ind. and Miss Mary T. Burlington
Of Franklin twp,
On the 9th inst, at the residence Of the
bridegroom's parents, near Fremont, by
Rev. W. Donat, Wilson Silver, to Miss
Amelia Arbogsst, both Of Perry twp.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. d. NJ. Stetler,
Robert Rerioh. to Miss Amanda Meyer,
both Of Franklin twp.
On the 10Th inst. by Rev. G. @, Erlen.
myer, Peter Heintzelman; Of Chapman tp.
aud Miss Hattie Gilbert, Of Scbuylkill Co ,
On the samn day, by the same. Henry
Lintner, Of Schuylkill Co., and Miss Mi
nervr Heinilelman Of Chapman tp.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Philip
II. Smith, Of Perry tp,, and Miss Mary
McKlency, Of sslinsgroue.
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ICPNTS lo.ooo royc. chog chnns
A GREAT OFFER.

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WAY, NEW YORK, will dispose Of 100
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for cash, purlug This Month, o. part cash
aud balance IN small monthly payments.
WATERS New Scale Pianos, ARE tho
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