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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-17
i.n.f.ase1I i'm. Plr.f Pr.

fsffaffFs 'sfta fFtrfss r sFSs q :
burning for ceutar.e. There wss ~. a
stir. not = sounl ,rpmtl0i all over
with singular scraatlon OF weakness
that came Bpon tne a. follos FL Rein
hart. who xeI.t steadily down the long
aisle 10 where the trsnsepts met, then
stopped as abruptly >. be hal stopped
fa~ tD0merta before Ia the street
I; Vs.. - have said. Iast where the
iransepts met. There upon iow plat.
forsn or dais. stood bier covered by 3
velvet pail. whose heavy border fell In
waveless folds And upon u rested a
easket with silver mounting. Beside
il two tapers bsrned. one st the bead,
and one At the foot ard tao monks
kneelesi mo'ionless.
saw that ~e were standing by the
dead q some noble family. for the re-
pose Of whose soal the monks were
Offering up thelr prayers. drew lit
tie nearer Upon the sGos-lske casb
ions within the cnskst n Young giri lay
sleeping the las, deep and solemn sleep.
A cbapiet a flowers crowned Der
brow. all colOrless az marble, aud gar.
lands of a9mer. wreatised hgr robe.
that was purer than fleece bGt her
hands held no illics, nO jasmine more
sacred than these. they held a small
golden cracifx. an emblem Impetisha
bic. holy.
Al why offer prayer. for 4 soul te-
yond the troubled sea. beyond the drgai
valley -. ffail humanity Even
then beside the pail. where rested the
solemn silence no voice could break.
stood one for whom the kneeIing monks
might have told "a thousand ares.
Remnant raised his face Suddenly
Strengthening himself. hc extended his
arms with o wild gesture. altering q
laugh that grated clear mp to the dome
- Did not tell you r he cried. Did
not feel the mysterious SIMMONS the,
brought me Ia this spot7 Do you no.
sec herr II ~ abe IL is her soul and
mine that will abide together through
all eternity"
The startled monks rose TO their feet
The great arches Of the Cathedral threw
back his voioa Ia terrible groAns. Quick
Is thought ! sprang toward him, bu'
yas hurled OF with the case Of a gian,
lie stopped for moment aud put one
hand IN his head, as II sudden faint
ness might hay swept over him: bu
he did not touch the casket Then
dropping on one knee beside IL. b.
raised his face and said softly, so softlJ
that the last word seemed TO come 4
as from great distance
80. beautiful soul. part Of my spirit
| will not keep you waiting -
We gathered around and raised hin
up II needed NO force now and wher
they laid him down again. with . grsa'
throbbing in my breast. folded hi
hands. He had taken his life.
q. Germany like this fair day VOC
lurod a bird high up into your sunshine
bird with brilliant plumcs in III
wings; then. before 1t had sung on'
song from The pinnacle where it rested
blsekening suddenly into storm. yo,
killed 1t. kelnhart. poor Reinhart
YOU iured high up into the tantasti,
light Of psychology. then, before h'
had reared one minaret upon the templ'
where be climbed. you darkcned sudden
ly into "a gigantic gloom that. rising uI
like storm, overwhelmed him.
Yes, better had il been for Rcinhar
were the suahians still dancing THEFT
Dryad dances.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

HARTRiNFT At CISCfNSArt.- The
Bucks county htcHigcac'r, whose
Editor is a delegate to the National
Convention. says that the Pcnnsyl-
vania delegation will vote steadily
for Uartranft. II the convention
should not be able TO unite on any
Of the more prominent cnniiittes
and nominate our popular Governor
they will d. II good work. Tno In
teH'geHccr says:
We hope that no one will misun-
derstand the position OF the Penn
sylvanil delegates to Cincinnati in
regard to Governor liartranft Tho
delegation will, without doubt,
adhere to the choice Of the Republi-
cans Of the State and If by such
persistence his nomination eau be
effected it will not he lost by any
/ detection Of theirs Gov. llartranft,
outside Of the State. has been max =
ing no camptign he has sought for
no delegates. and has hld no friends
working for him. But the prospect
is that the leading candidates now
will be very likely to defeat each
other that it may he difficult to
bring a majority Of the Convention
to the support Of any ono of them.
by steadily voting for Ilartranft un.
til the moment of disintegration and
reconciliation is reached, the Penn
sylvania delegates will present M
clcus around which the Republicans
OF the whole country may concentrate
and unite upon most acceptable
candidate. 1t certainly will not be
the fault of the delegates from the
Eastern part of the State if this op-
portunity is not pre- sented to the
Convention. and we have no doubt
that the Western men are animated
by the same spirit.
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A MATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST,

We condens,/ron t,,c Ieai7, rcgi-~ the
eubsiance 81 a/Onycrsati0n about Oak Hall in
rhlladc ii/N analnakcr& & Irown's Largest
tlothinSV/1ss In America" yiritor and
AttendlncVfc tho speaker:
ptsitor. What corner is the building on1"
,,Stsr, ,,Maendap South: Ess. e9nsS e s,5ts and
strangers seeking OAK Hall, have been misiod
by designing persons"
,,v,"it e ptrIcctly colossal Do you know
a. "i20o0 square fcet-6s on Market, ana
$50 odd on sixth, six stories high, has over
SsssPiisS Sess Ppisa.s y n4n twenty different buai'
",Do you use ream.powcrT'
giant young engine furnishes power
,crthe freight aud passe niger elevators, and the
n. .0i. ~ 'esm s tor heating, and the other opera
Y. What order do you tnt. with yoodsv'
a.; They are hrst opZed and arranged In
thence S ,sSa, on n, me 10 ihs inspsc.
y Is inspectingthe tint operation
measured in ihs pea. ;i.n inssss sOoSs are H. IT.
cloth passes over rollers in tho faco OF strong
ilght ana two men ~, one before and ono
nn benlnd ~ ,he r., goods watching With The ego OF .
marking every flaw. so that tho cutter may sce
and avoid 1t when he comes 10 cut the gar.
y, "You must employ an ar,fy Of eutsersr'
A. Come to our filth noZ and sec wo
keep 20 hands oil the iior cyfing up the cloth
Into gsrments,-besideyk VI machines that do
adoien mems work cacisIt o stroke"
.oN,d, DO you manufacture all your own
A. We do, and most carefully. Our ex.
aminef, inspect every stitch and seam, and
sertiiy TO every garment Us extra.wcll made
neiore We put ogr ticket on IT, and become
deal" ''' great
a I'm every direction. cir. ItstEy-em
anu economy We practice all ~ WI IN fomgh.
seopo ,ssi Sp1sS, \, Se y, g. y put to tho
OF it7" "HA' Deeoine'
a. Before II yocs into Stock Il is net,,,d
Lyory single garment has It, number aud
other points noted on II, 80 that its entire his
,ory can 10 traced without fail, upon cur
ny. You mus, have 70 or N salcsmen-'
A; why cir, on busy days you may/.ee 100
IN thc various rooms and suites OF rooms
selling TO the throngs Of customcrs"/
and md e,pfsi.F P1 s2a do IN order 'u/S' mail
A. VERY great All over the country. Our
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

We hear it iutimatod that there is
a movement on foot to make Hon.
John b. Packer, Congressman from
this district, the Republican candi-
date for the Vico Presidency. 1t
wonld be % good selection.-Leba.
non courier.
Tho Hon. John B Packer, has
long since been looked up to as u
suitable caudidate for either Presi-
dent or Vice President and should
the candidate for President be
chosen from the East or tho West
at the Cincinnati Convcntio l., Penn
sylvania should lay in her claim for
the next highest officer in our gov-
ernment, and there are but few
equally qualified. and none more
popular in the Keys tone State than
Mr. Packer. He has served three
consecutive term in Congress and
during time too that corruption in
every form crcpt into the governs
ment and surrounded all its officers,
and we still ini him as pure and
as honest as the day he entered the
halls of Congress. There are no al
lurements that can lead him astray
from duty, and as his record will
show, he has always labored for the
interest of the masses that form an
honest goverumon nt-the laborng
man and mechanic. The name of
Hon. j. B. Packer on the Presiden
tial ticket would give host of
strength not only in Pennsylvania
but in every State in the Union
Pennsylvania is entitled to recogni-
ton, either for President or Vice
President, and the men that she pre-
sents to the National Convention on
the l4th inst, will have strength a,
home and abroad.-.SanbWy liner
icaa Sh inst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

TnE Centennial Exposition is a
standing monument to the valor aud
patriotism of those who saved the
Republic, and thus made possible
the celebration of our hundredth an
niversary. Nor should the party
that framed tho measures which led
TO success be lost sight Of in con-
templating the grandeur Of the Con-
tenpial Exhibition.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

IsIr A New IIoRsE DtsRlsE. The
Hanover Hrdid is our authority for
stating that Nr. Samuel Starner. of
Franklin township, Adams county,
lost five horses within five days, be,
ginning on Friday of last week. On
that day one died, aud on Saturday,
Sunday. and Monday aud Tuesday,
one each day. None were sick over
twenty four hours, except one who
was sick about forty>eight hours
They had symptoms Of poisoning.
bnt it is thought that if they had
been poisoned, all would have been
poisoned at once II il thought in
the neighborhooi, that the animals
fell victims to new aud fatal dis
eaSO
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

SPEAKER KERR denies that he took
money for procuring an appointment
in the army. What is queer about
the matter is that he, as u Repre- sen-
tative from Indiana, shouldinterfere,
as the facts show he did, for the ap-
pointment of man from New York
who had been turned out of the ar
my by order of court martial. II
may have been innocently done, bat
it has an ugly look
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

HARD on DEMoCRhCY.-Eight of
the Democratic appointees in the
House of Representatives have been
forced to step down and ont, This
is hard on Democracy. Before the
session is through more of the gal
vanized patriots will be unmasked
Even Speaker Kerr is in danger
He is charged with selling cadet,
ship in 1866, For the credit of the
House and tho honor of the Ameri
can name we trust the charge will
be disprovea. As Democracy com
menced throwing stones it would
not be surprising if MI its glass win
dows were smashed before it gets
through the campaign.
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CONGRESSIONAL CJnmittoes are
rather weakening in their efforts to
defame the character of "a many
public men rs they can. Speaker
Kerr has been caught, and the game
is gettinga n little too interesting.
The examination Of private letters,
in the possession otpsrsons not en-
titled to hold them, is certainly in
bad taste, to say tho least Of it
Where is tho matter to end L.
there no limit ? A bad man may
steal letters, and levy blacbmail, OF
try to revenge himself upon any man
he don't like, il the present form of
investigation be encouraged to be-
come fashionable.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

re,,oe. rvs.c,, sId ru,s, ~ f..,,-,..-r-.r.,.
s.sv sslya,ss Nj s,Ii, "a. lS.lie zOoy miies
pcroon.Vp''''"' y" II '"'' were mere IA
s,,t.,,,,, ,uIppoT you s"least hslfA dose
" ~, dd"r sisi n,,,
eo"h cba,ycd VIII, n, ,,r ,nJ,e tnsn nneuy
thorouably orrsniseS a nnq ssyn
ia ,bo 10, I'LL !, "H'esSny Whsei VIII
Sy hi Won nsi,o a so,sn ,u.
4. with pleasure. Tbe Cnstom ihem nspnr,.
I"edS. made Ti ~ p,roish,r peisi CUSTOM made 70
with its Hu<S.o srocE Of al IpdIr,mens "pdrrmens
msling aur ov,, ,,rin..., rin ~ puy nachines.
ming Denartmen, itsoif s.hiu !. ,v me iIln- I
lar store Tbc Ga,,,nn, s,.os np,nny regu-
Ecceiyinx Room. Tie orIcr noun,;r,ans noum; ane
n,nn, ' v,i",ei 1hm Inc Sie,inl informs Depart
scorc ~ mas,snso,s 'rb" WIN Az
". "JIoId Ioldi SIR cncuchr,
t.. iiiUu ~, .p,u ho,i,s.,, s,r. enough
m ivs wiih b its .h,n,s Ine Ad,er,ing
cJiting and nubil.b jna bn.,,,lgn un,rDutyIs,
journal. cireuSg oSco e. nru pcpnh,sr
ncrartmcnr The Son,h,Y Inuoms; ns, me b.{r
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Gov. HARTgANFr has selected
Chester n Farr, Jr.. an attorney-at-
law of Reading, as his Private Sec
retary, to succeed Major A. Wilson
Norris, who was recently appointed
State Reporter. Mr.. Farr, by virtue
of his new Office, becomes Recorder
Of the Board of Pardons. and all
communications relative to pardons
will hereafter be addressed to him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

THE delegates to the Republican
National Convention are all chosen,
and the New York IriJune publishes
n carefully prepared table in which
the following result is foreshadowed
on first ballot
Whole number delegates 75(
Necessary to choice 81!
Blaine 302, Morton 1870, Bristow
1876, Conkling 81. Hartranft So
Hayes 46. Jewell 10, Washburne /
unknown 16.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Tue INsuRRtCrIoN IN CuBA-Re.
ports from Cuba all agree that the
insurrection in that island is gaining
strength continually, in spite of the
most determined efforts of the Span
ish authorities to crush it. The i'm
possibility Of re-conquering the is
land begins to dawn on the Spanish
mind, and the Captain Generai has
become somewhat alarmed at the
situation. The Spanish Government
has empowered and authorized him
to draw npon the Spanish Treasury
for $50, 600 in gold daily. to meet
the exigencies of the army.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Tue anthracite coal business is in
a very unsatisfactory condition so
far as sales are concerned the ship
mcnts are now reported with the ma
iority of the trade t. have very near
ly approached the minium, aud the
rates obtained hardly keep pace will
the circular of price current. 1t is
30 be remarked that tho main busi-
ness is now done in the broken ant
egg sizes, while the stove and chest.
nut are reported accommodating.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

pYsrsPsiA. --Americsns are particularly
subject 10 this disease an its effect such
MS Sour Siomacl. Sick Healacle. HABIT
tusl Costiveness. Heart burn. Water hrash.
coming up Of tae food, cpitci tongue. dis.
agreeable taste i, tho moith, p,pu,tinl
|of the Heart aud all diseases Of the Storu-
ach aud Liver. Two doses OF Gissss
AuGrsr fLowsR will relieve youa once
ani rhere positively |. not n case iu tn,
United States IL will not cure. Ifyon
doubt this 60 TO your Druggist John A.
Moatt and get u sample Bottle FOR 10
cents aud try H. Regular size Is cents
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

THE Boston 1dyertiser thinks that
Blaine and Bristow-no matter how
the names may be placed on the
ticket-would make the strongest
combination possible for the Repub-
licans. At least that is what the
Advertiser thought a few davs ago,
Since its opinion was delivered Bris.
tow has produced the witness Multi
gan (whom he has kept back until
this critical hour to utterly DESTROY
Blaine as n candidate. In the mean.
time. people who really know some-
thing of what has been going on for
three months past between Blaine
and bis pursuer, Bristow. stand
aghast at the dense stupidity Of a
paper ignorant enough to seriously
advise combining on one ticket the
20 of two men, one OF whom has
.As.o ',struction not
hopes Of the
Character
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15
HORACE ALLi:Miy, ESQ,

Should bo elected District Attorney.
l,t Because he IL the onl, standing csndi late
from the ls-t election aud his turn should como
next.
2ui. IBc,u'e he Il well educated, able aud
promising yorug lawyer.
Sd. B'c,dse he IL alto To- converse IN German
.th. Because he Is a citizen raised In our own
county.
3th. Because he has always bs"n True Re.
publican, aud the party should take gnni marty
Insn. WEST PERRY.
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Candidate Cards.
CONGRESS-.

A. ". SMITH. NJ. u. Of Beaver has Al the mr..
gent solicitation uf numerous frends, consented
/ bc y candidate for Congress-, Doctor Smith.
nairrsl talent backed brs lihet,l Ell
u'itipn and close applic'tioi to study, stand
alto thin,er iirin In his convictions uhyi.ldinv
when conteniiug for the light. Not shado~ oi
stain tsints his character and his integrity aud
honesty OF purpose are above suspicion. Hr H.
not preteutiou@ nor does he put on false c1lors.
1h the Congregational Conference We m,y be
proud of hun as our representative.
NUMEROUS RIrrptIcAss
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MANY VOT ERS.

Ell. Posr.-Please announce 3. r
Sheary OF Centre ~ a candidate for the
office Of Jury Commissioner. Mr. Shear }
isa msn ofexcellent business qualifications
aud in every way fitted TO d discharge the
duties Of the otlice--is m active Hepuhli
can wounded soldier and u gentleman o
good moral and social qualities.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Announce Calvin Sietler Of Niddleburg.
as a suitable candidates for Register aud
Recorder. MIR. $ is n young man OF cX-
cellent bu siness qualifications. aud. in ev-
cry way fitted to discharge the duiies Of
The oilice--is an active Republican and n
gentleman OF good moral aud social quail
tiles. VOTER.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15
LEGISLA TTRE.

Mn. Eniron -Announcs T.. N. MYERS Esa
of Mtid lebutg, as a ctniiiuo for the lie xisln
ture MI Myers cotn letencv 10 hll the uifics
Win ere 'it tn him seif aud crnstitnsncy T. fully
'st1blishei. lie IL well known throughout to
county as IN active, working Rep iblicpn. lie
powers. CESTRR
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

The Lancaster Examiner says tho
daily expenses Of the Centennial Ex.
position are from ten To- twelve thou
sand dollars. and the income avcra-
ges fourteen thousand dollars Who
SAYS it does not pay
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

I'm. Posr.-Announcs JAMES VI. VAN.
ZANDr, our present worthy ard elncicnt Re :.
istcr AMI Recorder NJ oau liiate for re.noini
nation. lie Il n clever aud oblIging OH ,er anl
has discharged the iuties Of his Once vel, aud
iaithinlly, ami II deservinx according to the
usages VI tho party, of a rs election.
WEST BEAVER AND UNION,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

THT treasurer Of Scranton, a clerk
in the State Treasury department,
and clerk in the Auditor General s
Office, have been arrested. on com
plant made by Governor llartranft,
for dcfrariing tho state out o! So
900. by false returns.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

THE credit due the Republican
party for good infringement of ma.
tional airlirs was never more clearly
shown than in the light of present
Democratic mismanagement. AZ
scandle .mongers the Democrats Of
the House may be success, but as
legislators they have proven a sad
failure
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

THE indications are that every
county in this congressional district
will present a candidate to the Re
publican conference, except, proba
bly,, Huntingd IN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

ACARD TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC,-
For many years wo have ma 10 two msiicnes
suited t. the ailments of avast class of suffer
ers, thousands 0i cures nave beoh mad, by
them, aud, In In fact, the word failure could
never be coupled with them, But within tn
last two years cOnnterieits 0t our melicine y
have sprung up, dangerous 10 tGeir olo,e unit,
tion OF our Trade Mark. To secure ths pa ,pls
We have placed upon eu0h genuine box Of Hot
loway's Pulls and Holloway Ointment the iac
simille Of tn signature OF our AHe I, Mr.. Jos,
Haydocs. To counterfeit this 10 felony. We
shall rel Mt es.ly pursue my one who initiates
this with the tIiust yigor of the law, We most
earnestly beg that ths gre,T IN ,ss OF The Amer
ic paople will all US Ia our efforts to protect
their health, and help US iu our task OF brinK'
Ing these most unp incipisd nen u the bar q.
Justice. Unto mly refuse To purchase Mehi
clues purpoItinx 10 be ours uulsss Mr.. Jos
Haydock's signature IL attached to each BoI
OF Pills oi Pot OF ointment and the ead will
soon he ached.
The pablio's obediont servants,
HOLLOWAY i 90.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Ep. Posr -PleAsc announce John N. Ar.
mold E.q ofi Mtiilehurp, ~ ,caudil,tc fnr nom.
iuati'u tor Distract Ni,orn.y. Hts ability t.
promptly aul f,ithtul disc barge tho duties ot
the OF! IA recognized aud adHattri by the eutirc
bar. A comp tent tu-ihes 10 in he is well known
all aver the county. Al the ont break pf tho Il
beiliou he was ono am 'ug tn irs, o. -ni,t In hi-
c'uutty's cause AMI among the last who returhed
home At the close Of the war.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

DR A. W. SaIru, of Beaver town
chip, Snyder county, is candidate
for Congress in this district. DR.
Smith il n grand son Of the late Hon.
Ner Middleswarth ani is said to
possess many Of the sterling quail
hcs of hishonored ancestor .-Frdak
lin R,posiiOru.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15
BEAVERS.

'. ~ GLASS. Of FJeeburg herehy presents
himself as, candidate tor nomination Tor tho
oiho- oi memb'r ~ the lie Sislature. Mr. q, IL
W. u and fav'rably known throughout tho
county asa gentleman In every way Iutlin.d
Tor the Important Otiite to which ho s.pirrs
MANY VOTERS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Ep. Posr.-Anrounre, In yonr columns
CHARLES u MILLER. ~ Penns, ~ = sui,a
Die taniiitie rr A-sera bl ymsn Mr. Miller In 4
tourP, active Republican gentleman of.S ei
ent moral ari sociil qualiles-, scholar OF f,ii
,hiiify and good, sound judtnrni, aud would
represent this county In tn LEGISLATURE C re.
ditably to himself aud constituency
HEAyRRa
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OLDl Err.

Cap. Philip Kinney. Of Beaver. is rec
omuended M ~ candidate for Jury Com
missioner. The Cap. is 20 well known for
his efficient services rendered the count y
in m official way asio need no recommen-
dation At the hands Of
MANY VOTERS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

For District Attorney, A. ". POTTER, Esq
Of SclinsKrOye II presented MIR. l. tt'r Il "A
youaV lawyer ria NJ r,riily IN his profession
He has taken an active port In all our po itc Al
o'tnValgus and shown himself a jealous Repub.
licsn. JNlos
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15
JURY COMMISSIONER.

LRvt FGsHgR, Of Penn Ia q candidate for W.
nv toNMtsstoSER. HE Il cOmpet"nt to MI the
oiiire-i- deserving bee iuse of hts loyalty u
the party, and his country, in tho defence OF
" hich ho lost u log.
ASoLDlER.
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DLSTRICT ATTOR NEl.

H. ". GRIMM. Esq, of Frecburx. is canil.
dAto tor the o.hce pt district Attorney Mr. q
iSA young man of doe legal ability. and fully
pg,s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

The Hon. j. ID Cameron entered
upon his duties rs Secretary Of War
ON the first instant.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A9EN TIE IAN who suffered f,r years from
AN.rv"us u ,Oiiity, Prsmsture Decay, aud all
he effects Of yonihfal indiscrstion will, for the
sake ef humanity, send frea 90 all who need IL, hs
reripe aud d,reit'on for making tn, simple rem,
edy by which no was card. Slnsrers wish inH
30 proht ~ ID. sdyertissr's experience can do o.
yNsddrrsrfug IN hi, eopndsncs,
: JUAN v. OGDEN. y Vsdas st, Nsv yost
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pPOTJyONOTiPJ

JEHE GROUSE thankful for past. respect
fully solicit, turthor fsvo and announ css hi IN
seHf = candidate for recollection.