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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship hec, see Fam PoJe.'

For other ship bec, F.nh PoIsl
ARRIVED.
steamship Ashland Crowe, savannah Feb. 10. with mdse
Bark Cot NewHasenl punt,e. Demerara 20 days
schf. sarah Harding cof PhhadeOha) Smith. Matapras
scar Aunio W. Johnson, Oater Jacksonville 10 days with
scLr Hector Higgins New Orleans Is days. with cotton
schr J. g. Sash, Crowley Brnns"ie Ca, 10 da5 with
ssnT S Ga H Ha5ney sGss: nqy Ma
sca55sgss-EiyEs ASp cossIwrsE
;e5D4 s Ss'S y1.,na L %@. sss,a:sa
\; VII 5i g& N Sc, nsyaa 6rvsti Virginia
Ed"arl sadc Richmond.
Steamship Harrisburg, Tor Phl epaa ships p1ana, for
Bristol Agnes Live bres Ennis for oporto, psrses
FRANK Ain,, Mobile; Cara Il. Bergen, ssvauuaa
WiSD U.-1si fresh ". clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Port ROYAL 6 G., Feb is-An1ved. steamship City of
rniL.pGlfGIi FOB io.~XHTsG Steamships Ais wl,el.
1 , r. - B,,'A ,"t Srt1F ,, smoh' pm Noo ys;
AroniA Mil' brown for washington. d o bar. Np.ae.
sopr " I9wnsen or savanna va p,oonc,,,
Cbrj' sc,ir tor ' fyer.ool '''""'
rosr ROYAL ). G., Feb. ls-saled. schr Young.
B0.ioS Foa il -Arnyed steamship Nereus Berry from
ycrio w a 81 g sc A. 5r s9t BIZ l l
j. 81 g. On. h,Ileab ok. .Jr salem.
FOGEiGN FORTS.
fro"i sew. schr. Strpien Bruuef, isgnetI -.
SAGrA, Fob JrSiled schr :. = ,leb more, Thompson.
"a UatterSH
JOHN, y h. Feb 49,. Arrived, BARK Sagenay (Br.).
FORBES frJu Sdei iitl bT Ella
scnrs G. h scsmlne Carueias May soai,Ts for
ClfSPuEGos. Feb. l2.Auycd. schr Ben. Munsen, from
New
CARDESAs FEB lGeacd schr merry f. Van cleaf Thorn.
dixie, I,r y n Of uatteras
LoyDo1. ieb i5-,apt. Ocean Express. Kong oscar H.,
NOsK Vefits FAIR WIND, Isa 70 Waahin rOom o. Or"aal
A.. Stronack 4.tl CIr.ncigj, Trans NJ rDl Anne Mac
alaru q. h. Irc@rring. the 9h last. J1y. Ar
the g ~ Charlie, Russell Bridgeport, Bil T.
BlancO ABA a, Jpsepa W. Bartlett Amlzo.c wave King
arrived IL last. lm5 o senator Weber EodOcian
NJ Annoy, ALL Friedrich Scala, fanchOn. he
IualOs the Last Named ~ fOmi0l.
DISASTER.
JANFIgO, Feb. l7.1ne bara MAGGIE MacSsl Of New
Orleans, AYans from bucnOs Agres O9mpana, ~
-tIande vessel viii ;Jta 1rco~
bat part Oh cargo Wi be sayeL
SPOKEN.
Feb i3 80 d. long 73 ~, A. +. Emerson o,
OrlIni, froi4 New-fO TOR sc KIDS
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

nrr, nave ADVANCED Ma Chicago spring ~ %, spot;
t,.i,c Magrh II oO4c- April e. 0!'!eg My no: 8 80,
have advanced No lived. So cn42 &C.. spo' 80 oi
March 50 ~ bid April q SC bid. May oats very arm ara
hOl.rs asking higher rates: 40. :. JIG, tti -
I'LL February 32l.d9sf, nsroh Rarley sicily ana n'a
0uoaiy lower 1t oBi.c. Dressed Ho-S active hi hlsl
a. g, 5u1sD 70 PoA-Denind active and prc'a have al
vsnc,d, 81 soqt2I as spp.; al 46-s2i 81, March
81 72i april s22. MAY Lari-Deu,sud i'r 9ni posss
Mrreh; sI3 OGsl3 l2ia April Sl3 -. Nay biA N.-is
"a. a. win moderate dOmani WHISKY u 90 Rec pts
tSn,y ol bbls heat 20 900 bush. Corn, 200 BUSH
oas u 600 bush; Barley, 5000 hns!.; RE, 90 bnsn
400 bus: oats. 900 b4sh; barles ~ o"D Sa,i iNe
Of &C. tpsi Mae, IL uOi.. April Corn higher AZ 43c,
F,rsty; i3d l3itc. March Oats unc!lIg,l Pork hrin
aud . e.c. nighnr. Lard unc anced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

WuERr THERE Is A WEAKNESS OF TIE THROAT
on LUNGS neglected. cold may be all that Is relnrti 70
cso "a nrgrlin. and general fatal disease. fsea who're
thrr 10 -ieci,i tendency bronchial pulmonary
tfru severe coil left take u ITSELF Oft pans
tho complaint; 10 b. d"roope y subse
1n Take al care of yc health thctc
fore from very earliest u cough or cold ~
pru,eny ring TO DR. JAisFs tNrEcf CRANI wilton vi"
Az. he aud q'rrngthen the bronchial tubes alSy Inflammation
ana ccausc th,m lungs all irr taus 5ut ,bees
An orure @! prevention IA better than pound ~ cure
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PROF PHELPS AND PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Prnf Anstin phclns of AndOYer TheOlOglca

HrOI. AUSTIN IH'lpS VI hh"o'N' i"'"A"o''"A
seminary has written AS follows to Ts Boston Journal
To NE Editors Of he Boston Journal
The port IN The Journal Of this morning respecting
certain sceue' Mt meeting OF the Advisory Council
IL; ,roohlyn makes IL proper for me to aay nat "aye
addressed letter to Mr. Beeeher, or To th fiymout
,nurc or 20 any thereof, or To the Adtlsory
Council on The subject ot the recent a"tio c the clnfc
Ina the AndOyer Theological seminary Nor nave ni-
thorike tho publication any letter ON mat SUBJECT
N III true that been addressed Dy letters OF IN
auiry and Of criticism respecting that uetion W which,
la the ordinary OF my private correspondence,
have replled rs seemed TO truthful and wise froos'
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bic some one OF those replies has found III way IN the
hinds of individuals in Mr. Beechers confidence make
TINS stairnt because have any opinions on tue
subject 10 conceal fIom those WHO care 10 know then
bur in tire interest OF the knily relations snhsistng be-
tween me aud the Seminary hurch. and those ~ my col
leagues whom have been reluctantly compelled ~
dissent in this matter
II AL good men hut possess their souls IN patencc
respecting this most painful mystery, which for the pres
emf clOlds orr rlnanlent, shall all see
eve Ia eve IN the end AUSTIN PHELrs
AudOrer, Feb. II, 1876.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH COUNCIL
Continued from Filth Page.

gana churches suggested in the sixth question OF the
letter n1sr.So.
Council did not imply H. all of the members d inc Ioh
mittee were in favor Of IT,
found i,uporance Tho resolution should he read ana
the Council should then adjourn The members should
nk IL over and return to the Council after Letter
nrppared TO act upon Ii.
The resolution was then read
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P4SSENGERS ARR[HED.

FROM GLAsGOW-In steamship state 81 Indiana. Feb
lSJ I. McAlan. J. w Pin, T. G. Moprnv.d Mrs sckca
zle. Agnes Wilson .. @. Palmer ant vile.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARkEr.

uAvi.A F.b ls-Spansh cod. 2l3L62l4. Exchange
easier "a tie Uut States ~ day, currency lo"" Ms
count short light do, baGia discount 90 days god, =
~ pranunl; si.t do. 3Gi premium; ca Pans .
rIrl,ilIn sugar lIet and weak
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5rstial Noilecs.

Private Hospital the surgical Treatment, q tho
thnomal conditions OF 'ae Pelvic S,.A ,Lrspr. Hsaor.
spet ae. risstuarcl in the elegant ana healthhi
roon With comm iicag ones Tor nugse- an every eol
tort OF domestic NE are pIoyied Al PIo, %Sn9 ana 5a
" u, -dence % Eiiih ave, bet"eeus and 10 ard
4. aud and 10 evening"
Pa.,.;,,a g .oer.--The roRgIGN NAILS Tor IA. sees
sndnc 81 lCRDAl. Feb 40 1876. will close X, th. ohee
S on %h via s eon.'oS S On URsDhY a. %
fer sarS as s 5 or D m y @ o @
gland. wales Ireland and fange per .Iranor Adrate wa
AnenoI vi. GLASGOW and Is 70 =, III tor tsre, Grst per
per steamer N.ckr wa SOUTHAMPTON AMI Bis,@ Mails io
e9r, 5sp YS ~ za,as s S leave San isno Mar Mh
D''''' MAS ''' '''-'' - 80 - I. Jaafs. P
DR. CHESS fiSiNEHt S,y.s inc. -.
Soil by ali Drasri,ts Depot, Isl Sixth ave.
special Religion. service.
urppoDP6ME Bt'IISIYG
Madison and Fah rwsayi3th aEl !TiSny seventh
Ma D. It, H II sSr32l asi S. Es D. s2NKEY.
b ';'' %@4 III f JaS $' ;.gtIis6
10y and sse. %. Sfg. IS if ne general public
AIS qciS'E Co El CTR re. . on ~ rTrih"'e'
Every Nleht except saa.Gay >. oeicck Entianc. ca
issIrFNSib'sil-roR CHRISTIAN woRErRs. Entrapc. gu
Madison R &6Mf SS SNi a, SSS ~ u'''~
FOu NFN ONLY. a. o'clock y ~.
Doors open ONE HALE HOUR before c3ch service. A.
NILSSON tie cetnea irle ni,olt nczct svrdsy nom
Ing excepted -, 49, -. 4, A..
The expenses oi tess ga are lase and NUT Do O.
by subscription. tairnltis can be sent 70
] PlFHpoNI MORGAN cc,g. Ttr9 silrf, - "als ~
SAMUEL. TnOHNE Chr' .lnsn Com. % Auai.enE
w p. DODGE. Chairman General Committee
NATHAN BISHOP, Chsitmsn Executive con,iaitFo
While announcing the complete destruction by ,rc OF our
late pruic- ij Broadway The 18th last v" tako
inform frieds that 10 have puf.no,clns
jUa and JOt BrurdSay. extending rvukA 70
Crosby n0v occupied IN part by Nrssfs & o. uobdo~
sons where pared 20 MI 9l ordrrs ~ po.oIe ~
TIE Government ~ France
has conferred upon Dr. Dc Jorgh The ~ ,c
his scen'tC rrscAicos itto nv
1a,I,re and pT,perte OF Cod Liver on DR. bE JnNGHs
ap,,N9N LIVER OIL IA soil In calsnitd im
nrrai Half pats 81 by all Druggists solo oii',gn,,a
LSSa1 IIAKFORD e Co, London. sole Agents Tor the
iniled states JOHN r. HENRY. CCkHAS q o. New
York
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posed Of ass 80 heavy hogs - 3d. lcay
Ing the ards bare of stock
Cows-lte eips Tor tle week 10 cars new mixers and
spring. dairy majority OF tue OirDgs were y
good quality, mostly sold tao dem bdd gooi AL
were sofa We quo NJ x3d 81 as In car Oss.
No calves off red her this
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FERRIS -CARPENTER-o Tuesday. Feb H. 1870. at the
residence the brides mother chichester. =, H. 10 lcs.
BfocSholsi Morgan M James Pc Cincinnati 10 Ma
Ph0l,e L. carpenter.
C!ncinna.! papers please COPY.
DAVEY-DbVIS- N "Wednesday Feb. 49, ar Oswego, n Y.
Beach. MI! \. DssFy Of jersey ty.
y. J., - u! 3, ADA DAVIS Of . 5;srsD, y. y.
NcCOOK- ALFN ANDtR On Thursday Feb. IL. a. The
Finn Ay.n. Pyb, Churcb. by tho REV iohn Ha.
d d. JohD Me- 10 Janet;a ". Alexander ga hter u
HenIy VI. Alexander, csg
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DIED.

al Notice Of Marriages must b, iadorse3 wi& fsN
parc and dihtes.
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| TENTH REUNION FESTIVAL AT DELMONrCo s-LARGE
| ATTENDANCE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
JOSEPH II. CHoATE, PRESIDENT ELIOT, DR. BEL
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The CONGREGATIONAL church 10 Andyrcr neo2G'eoI Se"'-
;u0rU 10 IigIoOuth (hpTch. Brooklyn, n. y.
DrAE IyriTIiRtS In addressing you upon one OF the
mos painful pcrplealnx subjects winch ever sirfed
fLe symullhies OF awakened the soictddc ~ Chnstan
heart. %e desire, fist OF all huhiby 70 acknowledge
ur need aud ferveutly 10 nplOie the illumination VI
that wisdom which Is from above.
A members with you of tho body o. Christ and par
ticularly as Joined win you IN the ioiIowsnp OF the
CONGREGATIONAL Church OF the lana, We ftcI the ruin
of Inc words, Whether ono member suhef, all the
meubcrs suffer with IL, one member Dr hOnOled, hI
t, ,ne,her. rejoice with H." We have rciOccd III your
PROSPERITY been proud OF Inc gOou hain' ana
world wide Influence OF your pastor We "eu Ia w
We nave admired his fcrvor ara DoiAess ID 'e Va
ms convictions OF tuth All NE mort uriI h nv
made against him 0ith defntene5o and persltttlcy
winch have by degrees shaken, In the nll,us OF ','u
tudcs only OF rrcgiOu5 nC but also VI many III ou
churches that confidence Ia hs integrity WHICH oHeo Wiz
universal. . ..
sions we, together with other Christians, 'e0cd tnen,
worthy OF contempt. Even long after they resumed
d more definite form, II was enough and more thaii
enough that apparently they awakened IN youf mines
no misgiyngs. and that they were directed against one
assaults No real solicitude arose until while accusations
grew bolder lac remained silent. An when at length
That silence was broken, and denial uttered rehct WAS
| well nilh as IN Ycrsal a. II was instantaneous
When aiterward, Mr. Beecher waG represented "a hav-
Ing himself acknowledged some great onense. and at bi:
request you instituted sn investigation, was hopeC,
thI the exact aud whole truth would be developed and
that every cause oi suspicion woud pe
removed But the result OF e. at inquiry though power
fully renforced by your unanimous ADOPTION OF II, failed
10 safety large portion east Of the public Including
many members OF our ehniehes patt d
conduct was really weghty, and partly because
it MAS believed that important witnesses hsd mol al
conclusive respects the verdict OF the Jury and nnat
sfactory in that there Dained In the pubic mna ,s
Of something still unexplained ana e pei Iha'
| important testimony had not yet been heard
Bnco the 10 nj trial closed illusions 10 this unproduced
have been given aud without contradiction. Of respon
slbls witnessed members Of various Christian churches
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TIE Government u France

10, rcd nno Or do kngthOVd q INC ItkoI
Of Horoar I'm recognition his scientific irto tug
nare and pr,nerties Cod Liver on DIX. ~ JpNGtS
LIGHT Brown COD LIVER OIL - so.i IN eapsn'fl in
tNS.u n AFFORD & Co. London sole Agents Tor the
limited states JOHN r. HENRY. CuRHAS o. New
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srArr SABBATH SCHOOL CoxvEsrIos


The twelfth annual convention of
the Pennsylvania Sta,e Sabbath School
association, will be held in the first
Presbyterian Church, ON Fifth street,
south Of Penn st., Reading, Renn'a. ON
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
June IL, II, aud Is. 1876. Entertain
ment will be provided for delegates
who notify William q McGowsn, Chair.
man Of Committee on Entertainment
Reading, on Or before June 10th.
The Primary Election Boards should
be composed III men who will observe
the rules governing the election. There
10 an infexible determination N kick
out every district which violates the
rules. Il is only Justice that ell come
u % hirs equal )oodaG. +;
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FnARruL FscousrKs Win SSAxss.-rhe
Perry Co.. Apvoc.ra 4 PRsss Of the 3lst
ult.. says Whilst Mr.. william Sheaffer.
of Tyrone township. vas ascending the
mountain in Sh.sffer's Valley. on the
afternoon Of the 2la inst. he came upon
a lot Of black snakes lying In the rocks
The largest be had ever seen. The snakes
Ave in number. Immediately attacked Mr
Sbeader. who. not having tine TO secure
. club or auyihing 10 defend bimself. was
compelled to run, but was closely follow
ed by tho entire number. The situation
.-coning critical be attempt ed to climb =
small tree that stood In his path but the
tree broke and he fell to the grouod. For
'uosiely he secured . club and gave battle
in self-defense After fierce heht be
succeeded In killing three Of them, when
the remaining two escaped into the rocks.
The neXi day he took bis gun and return.
ed by the same route, aud 6njine anoih.
er ~ the reptiles. shot IL making -four
killed. This is one Of the most thrilling
adventures Of the kind that has ever tax
vn place In our county. Any one &C.
quaiuted with Mr. Sheader knows that he
is not the man TO turn his hack TO Q foe.
and we believe that u . person Of . timid
nature had been in his situation he would
have been killed.
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SENSIBLE ADvicE You are asked eve.
ry day through the columns Of newspapers
and by your Druggist To use some,6in q
for Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint tha,
YOU know nothing about. you get discour.
aged spending money with hut little suc-
cess. Now TO give you satisfactory proof
you OF Dyspep-i" and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as Sour Stomach.
Sick Headache. Habitusl Cos'iveuess,
p,lpi'ation OF the Heart. Heartburn. Wa
ter brash. coming up Of food after eating.
low spirits. &c We ask you to go to your
Druggist John A. Mosiz and get q sample
Bottle Of Greens August Flower Tor 10
cents and Try IL. ora Regular Size for
10 cents, two doses will relieve you.
July -. ts15.ly
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A CARD. .

To oil who are ruHeriug from the
errors aud indiscre,ions Of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of manic
60, will send . recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This gieai
remedy was discovered by . missionary
in South America. Send . self addressed
envelope to The Rev. JosErH T. lsnAs
Station D Bible House, New York City.
Apr Goth Gun.
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EXECUTORS' NOrICE.-Ietters
IL testsmeotory on the estate Of Eiissbeth
Pa, decd. have been xrantci u The under siv n
ed. AL per.ons knowing Themselves Indebted
to said eststc will please make Immedi ,te psy.
meut ~hiie those bsvinx cisi ms sgsipst said
estate will present Tor rett'em Mt to
PETER BR USE,
CHRlsT.ANA ADAMS,
June l.,io. Ehecutors
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low TO MaKs FLAa. Persons who
dtsire 10 make their own aaes for the
coming Fcurlh 81 July must remember
thar ocrfsiu proportions should be obser-
we'd in their manufsct re. Any one can
find the proper proportions from the fo,.
lowing data !; The Uni,ed States garrison
flag is thirty six feet "Ay" (Iong) aud
twenty feet hoist (wide). or In shat pro-
portion, The width being ave ninths Of the
length. The recruiting Gag 10 nine feet.
being four.ninths Of the length. The
"union." or blue held, 10 In length, one.
third the length Of the hss. snd extends
in width to the lover edge Of the fourth
red strip from the top. There are thir.
teen stripes. beginning and ending With
red. The garrison nag 10 the one usually
taken a'the standard for mstius Asss for
private use or decoration.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiscr, having been permanently cur.
ed Of that dreai i,srss", Consumption by . aim
pie remedy, Ia znE ors u make knuSu to hls frl.
ov suharers tho means ~ cure. To all who =.
-fre u, he viii send . copy Of the prescription
used free ~ charg.l, with the directions for
preps tug and using the sa'us which they will
hnd AZ ,rs q Lre for O,nsump'ion. Astlina, Bro
chitis h. Pssties wishing the pra.cr p'ion win
please aitress R-v T.. A. WILSON,
lei Penn st., williamsburgh. New York.
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SAD AND FATAL AcciDENr.-Mr. John
10 Aungst in the employ Of Mr.. J. w
Dunmoyer, on his Steam Portable Saw
Mill, met with an accident whilst at
work on the mill, near Orwig's Mill in
Union county, about . o'clock on
Tuesday morning, the Goth ult., which
resulted in his death a little before .
O'Clock ?. N. of the same day. TIC fol-
lowing facts about the sad affair we oh.
taincd from Dtnial 5. Snyder also EN-.
ployed on the mill: Aungst was about
to repair grind stone, and WAS saw.
ing piece Of timber tn suit the pur.
pose, on n small circular saw. lie had
ripped n peice of wood, one piece was
lying near the saw, about q feet long
and 4 inches square; the other he was
holding in his hands. when the first
was caught by the saw and whirled
with great force. striking Mr.. Dun.
moyer in the side that he fell, and was
partially stunned. but soon regained
his feet, when he saw Mr.. Aungst ly-
ing near him. having been struck by
the same piece over the side of the
head above the left eye. frac,uring the
skull. he raised him up hut giving M
sign Of life he WAS carried inside the
mill, and soon after became conscious
and was rational in his talk, and had no
thought that his earthly career was ~
near ended. lie said that it was only
u bruise and that in q few days he
would be all right again. He was
then taken To bed mt his boarding
house, where he soon became uncon-
SCION, and remained so up to the time
of his death. His parents live in
Schuylkill Co.. where the remains were
sent to for burial.
He had been in the employ Of Mr.
Dunmoyer ever since he moved his
mill To this part of the State. about
four years, and was greatly respected
by his employer, and all who knew
him Aged about - wears.
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com
FOR LADIES'.


FOR LADIES.
A Funny Little man came oourtinp me.
Lemon 90
Can there be harm 10 kissing 7 Linvcods6
Flirting on the streets stwsrt 300.
Give me Q handsome young man Perslsy35
lie had such takipe ways Gorhsm 500.
lie never Gays . word Eas,buru 500.
Hes q Beau Of mine Miller Soc.
He's naughty, but Hes nice Operti 3oc.
II you want . kiss take IL Douglas 800.
I'll make him speak out Higgins Soc
Men are sucL d,ceivsrs Dsnts Soc.
Wy love he 10 q Mennonite Miller BOO
Oysters and wine st 2 A. n. Stewart Doc
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FAnxsas Arrssr,ox i--Fsr,ners bsvio

FAHNeRa ArfnHfton i--fartners nsvink
wool 10 sell or trade for factory goods
will hud II to their advantage TO dispose OF
Il 10 A. e. scholi Who 10 travelling the
county. Orders len with Mr.. Nathan
sch.mbseh Of Middlsburg, will receive o..
tsntion.
OMITTED following was omit
ted in our proceedings Of the Standing
Committee last week relative to duties
Of Return Judges Resoired, That the
Return Judges Of the Republican Pri-
mary Election, Of Snyder county, to
be held June II, 1875, appoint three
Congressional Conferees and three
Senatorial Conferecs Of the different
Counties forming part Of the Congress
sional and Senatorial districts Of which
Snyder formes part.
H,auwAy RosssRY.-Rev II. @. Bsreer.
residing at Rebersburg. Centre Co. and
son Of Mr. Uriah Barger. Of Centre twp.
this county, was robbed OF So. In money
and q va,usble watch. on Monday OF last
week, In the Narrows. bet tween Isrtleton
and WOODWARD. Two men lesped out OF
TIE woods and caught bis horse. each pre-.
seatine 0 pistol. and demanding his mon
ey and vniuables. Being totally unpre
pared to receive his customers 10 suit
able manner, he was forced TO hand eve'
his money and watch. They then order
cd him to start aud he waited not Tor fur
ther orders II is said one OF the robbcrs
coon afterwards purcbs ssed eggs &c. at
store In Hsrtleon, at least II 10 presumei
he Vas one Of than.
ForSp His Mssxr.-Tbe Harrisburg
Patriot, Of the 2jth ult.. says: iester-
day m orning . person OF gentlemauly
appearance called a. The kiuA,inuy Psrh
hotel, and inquired where the main en-
trauce to Camp Curtain wss.-The PRO
prietor, Sheriff Davis, was little uncer-
tain in regard TO where the main entranc'
was. but after q survay the point wa
found, aud the desired information impair
tej to the gentleman. The stranger tool
from his pocket q compass and after locs
ting himself proceeded about due north
west. aud just above the residence Of Ms
Major Ant hony proceeded 10 investigate
the ground Of the locality. hner diggin
awhile with y good sized stick the siran'
ger unearthed q regar box, which. upot
being opened. was found TO contain sii
hundred dollars In grsenbacks. The stran
ger had but few words TO say AMI took hi'
treasure away without saying many
words. lie proceeded to Sheriff Davis
and invited number OF folks that wer
looking ut the construction Of the park u
take a glass Of lemonade. lie informe'
the curious that during the war he had Ia
ken a bounty. aud while in Camp Curtin
in the year 1854, he concluded to bury BIZ
treasure rather than have 1t stolen. Tn
ground was marked out by the gentleman
at that time with . compass, aud 1t wa
only yesterday he returned after mau!
years and found his treasure. There ms,
be many more Of these treasures aroun,
Csup Curtin grounds. bnt we don't thin
Il would pay In seeking after wealth TO 8
around that neighborhooi.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-08

A horrible misoresnt walked deliber'
stely into = certain store 10 this place a
day or two ago and registered Sn Awfu
vow that. for once In bis life, St least. hi,
wife should have . ssns,bls present. As
IL 10 TO bea surprise, We mention M
names, hut will simply state that The
sensible present 10 10 BE- new domestic
sewing machine.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-08

Keeps on hand. snd mskss TO order sii kinds
Of Bsfnsss, Saddies, Brides, Whips, Collars
Mr. woiaey ssts but q trial ts prove that he
undsfstsnds his businsss. fNov.le,'fl'