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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

The OLD STONE HOUSE. the
county OF James City can boast of The oldest
house in this country. The "Old Stouc
House stands on the south side Of Ware
Creek, (which separates James ti,y trom New
kcnt,) about two hundred yards trom the
creek, and about three or tour miles from its
mouth. 1t seems to be universally conceded
that il was built by Captain John Smlth very
soon alter the settlement OF the colony, as q
protection against the Indians, although it was
never completed. Smith, III his history, de-
Scrbcs it so accurately as to leave no room 10
doubt its identity. Very little of the building
now remains, a portion Ut one wall and the de-
bris of the other three beiug all that is left !;
she destroyer, fine, assisted by relic huaters,
has nearly demolished it. 1t seems like a link,
5lndlng the present to the far distant past,
and stands as a monument to the interchangeable
energy, industry and courage of those daun-
less pioneers of civilization, who, unier the
lead r>hip OF that truly great man, Juo Smith,
blavcd every danger aud suffered all naoner of
privatlon, that this vast territory might be
wrcnchcd from the control of sayagcs. and a
way opened for the coward march OF civii,za
ton. There are ulany romantic legends con-
ncctcd with this house such, for instance, as
that Dim Smith and pocahonlu> used to meet
here, &c &c., out Of the early history OF the
pace, aud for what purpose ii was used after
II became uu rn:cr necessary Us d I:,ac" OF de-
ie"cr. ill;In or nothing is positively knnwn.-
HH Point .Sh,r
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gST TASAINGION s. OHIO RAILROAD
,.: .:. ia g .!;;sEs slssEia1 #

sss: zsa t:siiaEs SsssEsag
WiNpEE ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
OCTOBER s, 1873.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
ut 9 y IN, ana Alexandria at $40 a. m., daily,
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, gong westward,
a; ll:2j ~ m; ana hrriVe III Mound Iii Ut Il III.
Leave Round Hill at 1870 p. MI pass Lccsourg,
going eastward, ut l:lD p. m; ana arrive "l
A!oXandria ut 3:15 p IN, and at Washington AT
33i p. go,
The ACCOM- MODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 1T L. ~ pm. and Alexandria at a:23
.. IN, daily, except Sunday, and arrive ut Let's
burg III G:i0 p. Leave LoesDurs Ut y a. H..
ani arrive at Alexandria ~ olo u. m., ana
Washington At $50 Il. m.
l>a~ Passengers from Washington Will take
thu, Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
ana Potomac Railroad station st . Il. III. and Az
I'm. and 90 through without change OF cars
The q. 10 b. m. train from Alexandria and lZ3o
=. m. train from Round Hill connect at Round
lliiI With Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for >nickersyilIe, Bcrryvilo and Winchc'lcr;
also With Rcarners Line of Coaches, winch leave
Lees ourg daily for Aldio and MIddieburg
5otn trains. westward make close cohIcct'oh,
at Vienna, with S!s=Un's Line oil Stages Tor ar
lax Court House
Communication tickets, cts per Hiie
Aliaiuai aLGlkeqs, $50.
K. H. HAVENEk,
oc.5--tf General Ticket Agent.
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|OL. RICHARD l.. M URI,

NOL. RICHARD l.. MAURI,
A ATTORNEY and co OUNSELL0R ATLA y,
lul5 Main street.
RICHMOND, Va.
gs7b~ Spec!al fscilities for prompt COLLECTIONS
through hout Virginia and Vest Yr =:inia. money
invariably rcmittcd on day u receipt.
Refers 10: Gov Jno Letcner, recen. partner
Lexington, Va: Gov. Jss. l.. kcmpoc t.icn-
maid, Va; Hon. K. NJ. 7. Hanlor; K, Il.
injury s Co., Dsakcrs; Mossra. RNrcn- Bros.
y Co, London, England; j. .. = 'i'-i < Co.
London, England
Rc1iGond feb l9-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

y correspondent at Bcrryvllc, CLARKE coun-
ty, Va, furnishes tue particulars Of a duel with
short swords, which took place near Milwood,
IL that county, on Thursday last, the parties
to the fight being an Easlshuan named Nc
vile and Wa. /. Handoph, both residing in
the vicinity Of Niiliwood Neville, being the
challenged party, selected short swords, wi,h
the use oil which he Is SAID to be familiar. The
principals, with their seconds IN ATTENDANCE
aud surgeons near ut band, commenced the
hight with The understanding that shcv were
not 10 DC separated until there was tl,w OF
oioot likely to cause death. Randolph made
'h' hrSt pass, but was iolled by Neville, who
proceed II t. slash his oppoucut over the head.
lace and neck, finally sevcrins au artery on
hAndoiph neck, when the fight came 10 an
eno. ine surgeon dressed the wounds from
which It Is thought there is no immedI,te dan.
ger. lhere are various rumors in regard to
the cause of the fight, but nothing r,lish HI, bos
oeeh ueTeioped. The grand jury, which met
yesterday, doubtless took steps to veu.iiatc the
matter.
The statistics of the Commissioners 0. In
migration for 1915, show the tota! uumber of
arrivals in this country to have been 81 544
while 10 1874 there were lao, ,337 The do.
crease is attributed to the untavorabe accounts
sent home respecting the labor market in This
countrv The arrivals oil 1878 when classified
according TO nationality. give the Germans
2S,525, the Irish q, ,O222, Elgish T., 9S3, and
the Russians ,l3S.
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Y kAPPINu I PAPER.

FIR SAILS SEQ LBS. UNCUT NEWS
PAPER. BLAN ii ON CNE SIDE. Apply
1t shis o1fce. iec l-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

1876 GREAT 1876
PISSSYsV aNAA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH. WEST & SOCTHW EST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, sPLENDLD SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot of BAL
TlAORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and streets rs follows:
For Philadelphia. New York snd the East, $40
o. m daliy, with Palace Cars attached Linn
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars 92}a,
n. daily, exc pit sunday. For Philsdelphia
and New York l.3O IN. daily, except Sun
day for Phllsde! phia 4oo p. ~ daily with
Iaror Cars attachei.
For PitLsburg and the West, 6 8. m. daily, with
Par:or Cars to PiLtsburg; 1.40 p. m. daily,
with Palace Car to Chicago, and ll.55 y. m.
daily, excep. Sunday.
For Canandaisua anu the North, 6 q. m. daily
except Sund.y; hnd 40 p. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car to Rochester. For
Elnlira IL % ~ daily, except sunday.
For the South, viz Richmond, sac q. N. and
j IS y. m. daily. except Sunday, and viz
L-y!.chDurgT y, ln Il So p. M. daliy, except
Sunlsy.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alsxandris, i, I, 5, 8 ~ and II 3. m, and
J. B. 4 70 s. s. and II. IS D. III. On Sunday IT
S a. II and and 6 p. III.
Trains e-ve Alexandris Tor Washington, s. :,
s, g. 10 and II :. m- |, 5, 4, s. b and : p. NJ
On sunday Nj 6 and 10 a. H., and pm.
Tickets AMI Information can be procured 1t
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. D. II. BOYD, Jr.,
Gcn'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. jan
9Iy G., VikG. MIDLAND s. &. S. H. K.
Sss Z 'si::::.; E:s.:sis sIzEssE3 Eszz:i
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS BkIN ZEN
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31
COURT PROCLAMATTON

=
"bsrsas the Hon. J. O. Buehsr Prssl
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
eempessd sfths counties Of Snyder, UnieA
and Mimi cad Daniel 0smbsrline and
y. L. Raudssbush Bsqs. Associate JUDGES
is and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date The 22nd day Of
May. A. D. 1878, 10 me directed for
the holding efss Orphans court, eour,
Of Common PIsss. court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner aud General court Of Quarter sss.
sions Of the Psses Il Middlsburs, for the
county Of eaydsr, % The ltA Monday, (ks-
i.s shs 2eh t.y Of hsI is7s.) esd
Notice 10 thsssssrs hereby sivss 10 The
Csssssr. JustIess Of The Psses esd Coaaa.
elss u sad for the county Of saydsr, 10 %.
peer u shsir proper person si,h their roiis
records, inQuisltions. .elamiuations and
cher rsmsmbrsaess 10 do those thinss
which Of their siAoss and IL their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Common
wealth against say person or persons ere
required 10 be then aid there attending
aud not dspsrsiag without lesvs q their
peril. Justices ere requested IN he punct
usl II their attendance at the sppointsd
tine sgreeably 20 notice.
Given under ny hand and seal ct the
sheriTs once In Middlsbure. the l2,h lay
Of Aug. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
DANIEL ElsENHARr. Sheriff.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Wednesday OF
this week. Annie, daughter Of George
Pross, Of this place, met her death in n
most unexpected and painful manner,
Some member ofthe family had loaded
a pistol for the purpose Of shooting a
worthless dog, but had failed to use il
taking weapon Of another kind for
that purpose. The revolver was placed
somewhere up stairs in the house, and
no more attention paid to it. Annie
won't into the room where the pistol
was, and in few minutes her mother
heard it discharged. She repaired to
the spot, where she found her daughter
lying on the floor, unconscious, with
blood streaming from bullet hole
near the left eye.
A physician wis brought as soon ~
possible, who found the wound fatal.
She fingered for few hours, and died
about hslfDast 3P. n. 1t 10 supposed
that, seeing the weapon, aud having
known the purpose for which il had
been loaded, and that the dog had been
killed. she thought the piece had been
discharged. She consequently on this
supposition, picked It up and through
curiosity, and in handling II. the fatal
ball was sent through her brain. She
was aged about II years.--.Lewisburg
Chronicle l9th inst.
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The question who shall be our Com
Grsssionals standard bearer in the coming
political contest In this district begins
10 awaken considerable interest and
In lhiriy comparing our claims 70 the
nominss with those Of the other coun,
tlss q he distsiot We arrive 1t the CON-
eluelon that our claims are second 70
aoue. We have presented In the per-
con ofDr. A. n. Smith . gentleman In
sxssy rsspsot well quali6sd 10 repre-.
ssus % = the The National House Of
1sprsssntasives--A fair-mindsd. think
Ing man; . good rsasoner honest
- asouscisnuous Ia the dischsrge Of
evssy duty . close student Of the poll
tUT6 our Government and sbundan-
W euallAsa 70 disoern The right side
oesvesy isus which could claim biz
alioatIse = 8 Isgisliloe.
.4oo. =. + Aaudenbush. ps. I. D.
onA sn4 n =. ,. Wsgsaselles 1sve
49, 6eloelo1 - c6aGpsaulanai C8nlhs.
-. u weul1 - tme wssead = con.
unuoepop>he lelslligeass lhisaqGs. 80
11eqp C1nllo1aen a reprosent
" s1-I1 T,6-1uua-x ~. = ~. --- I.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-
announced in this paper few weeks
ago. the Union Sunday School of Mid.
dleburg will hold 4 Celebration on
next Saturday, Sept. End. The process.
sion will form at the Lutheran and
Reformed Church. at 9 o'clock, A. ~,
and proceed TO Mrs. Kremsrs Grove,
about ono mile cast of town, where
appropriate services will be held, such
m Addresses, Singing and Instrumental
Music. Revs. Yesrick, Of New Berlin,
and Weirick Of Middleburg. will deliver
the Addresses. The Middleburg Cor.
net Band will be present to regale the
audience. with their always welcome
music. AZ noon their win be cola.
ton Of good things such a. arc usually
provided on occasions like this. The
afternoon will be given to all parties
10 spend In enjoying themselves at
games. plays. music, &c.
A committee Of Arrangements has
been appointed 10 see that everything
necessary to the success Of the affair
will be done.
A cordial invitation IL extended to
ali lovers Of the Sunday School. and
citizens generally. Come, Friends and
NeighbOrs, help US To make this day,
one of enjoyment, pleasure and profit
10 W and our little ones.
COMMITTEE.
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The New PosrA0E RATES. Postal
cards, one cent each, 20 without fur.
ther charge TO all parts of the United
States and Canada: With an addition.
al ono cent they 60 10 ell parts Of Eu-
rope.
All letters 70 all parts of the United
States aud Canada, three cents per
half ounce.
Local or drop" 10 ttors, that is, for
the city or town were deposited, two
cents If delivered by carriers, and one
cent where there is no carrier system.
Newspapers, daily, semi weekly, tri-
weekly and weekly, regularly issued
aud sent 10 regular subscribers, 2 cents
per pound. payable at the Office of pub
lication ; newspapers and magazines
published less frequently than once .
week, 8 cents per pound.
All other printed matter, including
transient newspapers, magazines, pam
phlets. hand-bills, books, 2 cents for
each two ounces or fraction thereof.
On unsesled circulars, aud oil mail
able matter Of the third class. other
than that designated in the foregoing
section postage as heretofore, ! cent
for each ounce or fraction thereof. :.
The following are the postal rates
with Europe. The rates for letters are
Tor the half ounce or fraction thereof,
and those for newspapers for four oun.
Gee or fraction thereof. The rates TO
the following countries 10, for letters 8
cents and for newspapers 2 cents.
To Great Britain and Ireland, France
Spain. and ell parts Of Germany, inclu-
ding Austria. Denmark. Switzerland.
Italy, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Tur.
key, European end Asistic. aud Egypt.
Packages containing liquids, poisons
glass, explosive chemicals. live snimsls
shasp pointed instruments; sugar. 6our,
or any other lnattsr liable 70 defsoe or
destroy ths contsnts of the mail, Are
unms(lahlo are nOt placed in, nor az
loved 70 pen through. The mails. un'
doP auy oIroumstsnOoo.
Dy : late aet Of Congress, also. III let
ter6 a. clsoulAss yelalang % lotteries.
~ oonoog(s. OF Schemes ~ ohooco q
6eI (e1lp1loe. A deelase q be W
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OUBLlC SALE.

By virtue Of On order Issued out Of the
Orphans Court. the andsrsignsd Executor
Of The estate Of Peter Moussr. deed. viii
eXpose 70 Public Sale. in Bsavsttowa, ON
SATURDAY. SEPT. gard. 1875. the fol.
lowing described Real Estate. vis. A
LOT OF GROUND situate in Bssvertown.
Snyder Co.. Pa. Bounded North by Mar
ket street. East BY lot OF Robert Beaver,
South BY an Alley, West by other lots Of
said decd. II being lot No. Is as marked
iu the plan Of said tow n. containing ONE.
FOURTH OF AN ACRE-thcrs are eXcel-
lent sppls and other fruit trees on the lot.
Sale 10 commence o. 2 o'clock +. NJ. Of
said day. when due attendance will be
given aud terms of sale made known BY
Irwin KINNEY,
Aug. 20, 1875. Executor.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE
PROPERTY,

VNHE undersigned will sell his late resi-
J. denoe situate on Main Street, the Dor.
oueh Of Midilehurg. Snyder County. Pa
This is . adesirable property and was for.
msrly hnown - the EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements comprise . LARGE DOU-
BILE FRAME HOUSE. SUMMER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED. ICR HOUSE, aud other
ouibuild,aes. An excellent we'll Of water
at the door. Il 10 suitable for . private
dwelling or . Hotel, and located near the
centre Of businss.
Terms easy and reasonable. For furth-
or particulars call On or address
wv OVwIG.
watsontown, Morbid Co.. Pa.
Aug. 81, 1876.
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THE truly valusoss ssaic has bssn % thorousb.
y tested By atl clsssss Of the eomnnrity d e Il
y now deemed Indispensable - . Tunts ms6i-
cine. loosts bot little, purIhee the blood aud
gtves tone 10 the Stomach, r~novssss the system
and prclonss lifs Evsrybcdy should have e.:
eility, rndie~stiyn, Disssrss of ths Seomsch snd
for gu casss fe1uirtns touic.
This vine includes the most agreeable end sf.
ncient Salt OF Iron wt posress--ONfate OF Maane-
tic Oside combined With the most energetic q
vegetable tonios--Yeilow Peruvian Bsrh,
% you wsns scmethins 70 strengthen yout
Do yoa want to Ssi I'D q ssrsossss,st
Do you want snsrgyV
Do you vent 70 sisep we'll
DO ysu vast 70 build up ycar seestisutioa
Do 700 want N rel vsllf
RySr 4. c;r ;rs s.s s:S S ,scs: :.s ;s = ~
only est trial n thts vAluae.s toaic
Beware Of counssrfslta, - ksuheis Bitter
Wine Of Iron 10 the enly SURE esd ensctusl rene.
~ IN ths hnovu World Sos The permanent eurs Of
Dyspspsie snf Debility, snd e there ere . M m.
oeroi limitations odsrsd N the pnbiic, ! would
genuine article, msuuh csnrsd BY q. q. Kuntsi,
Aud having his stamp on the oort of every bottle
The very net thet others ere steemptia6 10 tui.
tate this valuable remedy proves its worth anA
sPeahs yola nee 10 iss hScS. oss the genuine. 3.
sold oniy In q bost,es. sold BY Druggists sad
dealers everywhsre. q. Y. Knshei Propsistos,
~ North N'uss street, Phiisdeiphis, Ps.
Tape Worm Remored Alive.
Head sud all compiets IN two hours. No ne
,iii head passes. Seat, Pm aud s.omseh vorms
philsdclphis. Ps. Send Tor circular or sss your
druggist fors b stis Of KuHRsL's WoRn usauv
II never falls. Price, tl W.
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| SSIGNEE' 5 sALEi

On Thussdsy the stA day Of Ostobss, 1879
vii he sold ~ public sais. on the pssmises No.
]. the Following valuable Real Estate situated
In Washington tov nship, Snyder county, Psuna.
noW occupied BY Mr.. Housevorth.
No. IA farm Of % AChgS Of drst rate gra-
vel lsnd sltu stsd ix uilss southwest Of Free
burg, we'll fensed end 10 good state Of culti.
walton; sooU Bushels OF line having b On put on
y last sp,IsI The iml l,ovsrsats are arwO
Steas wash aud Spring House . large Swisssr
or nant 9ssn, nearly sew, sut other usesssssy
out hu, iiiags. . doe spp,s orchard, pear, peach
and other huN treea. A strong and never fall.
ing spring cf eHeetlent water near the hoass.
TIE lead 70 sll under cultivation, -Icsps o. 5
Acre~ which ere eovessd utth good timber. II
adjoining isnds Of Jacob Dreoss, Samuel boyer,
Jseob Suyder and others.
No. A tract ~ t0i ACRES and o. perchss
ot gravel land situate about y miIes southeast
of No. ], adjoining lands OF Jonas Kissingsr.
Ruben Phillips, ssmuel Boyer aud others. This
tract 10 also we'll fsoesd into nsids. Ani ell un-
der cultivation except about 10 scres Of very
Thsss sr. very dssi-abi. properties and win
Be- sold sspsrsssly or together 70 suit purchss.
IL not sold on the shove dsy they will b. then
and there rented TO the highest bidder.
ssis ~ com suce st O'Clock p. NJ Of said
day whom conditions will Be- male known BY
the undsfslgusd sssitnees Of !. NJ uron and
wife. ROBEuT McFADDEN.
0EOkoE CARPENTER.
Both residing st Mount JOY, Lancaster eoun =
", Ps. Aug. IL, '7e.
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Somc days ago, Mr.. Ephraim Haugh-
awout attempted 70 compound and
boil medicine that is said " cure
ringbone on the leg or legs Of horse.
The preparation was 70 be used on
horse owned by Mrs. Lydia Guyer, of
East Salem, Delaware township. To
give the compound the requisite curs-
tive quality II MUST needs he boiled.
In this case the boiling process was
undertaken at the house Of the lady
above mentioned. Before the medi.
cine had been brought 70 the necessa-
ry consistency Il took ire. Haugha.
wout took hold ofthe vessel and threw
y out Of q door. and just at that instant
Miss Julia Devinney, maiden sister
to Mrs, 0uyer, was near enough 10 re.
ceive portion of the burning liquid on
her dress, putting all her clothing on
fire. Haughawout ran out and did his
utmost TO extingulsh the flames on the
ladys dress, trew her down aud at-
tempted 10 smother the flames by rol.
ling her In the grass. but before the fire
was put out her clothes was nearly all
burned off her person, and her body
most severely burned. Later reports
Of her health represents II rs improv-
ing.-Haughawouts hands were dread.
fully urned.-Mi6finioWn Tribune.
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HoRsE KILLED. On last Saturday
night whilst George Bowers, Henry
and Melanchton Dunkelberger were
driving from SFreeburg to NTH grove,
they came In scOntact with q young
man named Bickle who was riding a
horse 4; IL was about ten O'Clock at
night and very dark, and to make mat
tiers worse the horse they wore driving
10 blind, tho two horses run against
each other. The blind horse began to
back. Lank Dunkelberger jumped
out To catch the blind horse and pre-.
vent him upsetting the buggy. II was
soon discovered that the other horse
was injured, and in q short time he fell
over dead. The buggy shafts are tip.
ped with brass tipps and the young
men say that they think the horse
run one Of the shafts into his bresst.
On last Tuesday evening the young
men were arrested by Constable Feeh-
rer and brought before Esquire Eby
charged with having stabbed the horse
The Squire held them over in the sum
of $4,000, Tor their appearance At the
ensuing term Of our court. The bail
was promptly furnished.
Those Of our citizens who know the
young men do not doubt their version
Of the accident. The horse is said 10
have been q very valuable one.-1rib-
tuie "a.
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A CARD TO THE AMERIOAN PUBLiO.-
For msoy yssrs ws have made two msdicinss
suited 20 the ailments Of vast class Of suffer
then, sud, IN fsct, the word fAiiurs could
never b coupisd with them. Bat within th.
last two years couotsrfeits Of our medicines
have sprung up. dangerous IN their oil oSe inlt1.
tioo OF our Trade Mark. To secure the people
ws have placed upon each genuine bog OF Hoi.
loways Pills and Holloway Ointmeut the fac
Hayhock. To counterfeit this 10 felony. We
shsil rei"ntlsssiy pur,us sny one Who Initiates
thh Win the utmost vixor OF the Law. We most
earnestly bew that the grstr tnass Of rhs Amer
icsn pso pie Will aid us In our efforts TO protect
their health, snd help us 10 our task OF bring.
Ing these most unpriucipled men TO the bsr Of
1ustios. Unttormly refuse 10 'puvchass Msdl.
cines pusportinv 10 be ours unisss Mr.. Jos
haydocks sisnature II attsohsd to sssh Boz
of fi!ls OF Pot Of Ointment and the end will
soon be reaohed.
The publio's obsdisnt servants.
HOLLOWAY 4 90.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate f!

RY virtue OF q pluries order grant,
~ cd to ihe uudrIsisSsd Admiuistratos Of the
eststs Of William Bovsrsox, late Of Franklin
Typ, DECD, will be exposed ~ Public Sale, si
the late rssideucs Of said decd. in Frsntlin typ,
snyder county, on FRIDAY, SEPT. ~, lsi6,
the following described trsois Of real estate, vizi
TRACT Na. la certain Tract Of Land si.u.
a,e ~ frsDkttn top. Aforesaid, bounded on ths
North by lsnd Of Joseph Eby, E,st by land Of
John stslninesr. sonth BY Public Road. ke., con-
tanning 81 ACR ES and oas hundred snd forty
esFehss. Ths above tract 10 nearly an Timber
land.
TRACT No, IA esstain tract sf Lsna Cd.
siuins the sbovs Trs1t No. IN asid towpship
of vrsahiia. containing 70 ACRES esd forty.
ssvsn perchsc.. This tssct 10 nearly su elsrsa
and vndes cultivation,
TRAOy No. IA certain msssuass sud Tract
q Land situate IN vrsn.!in ter. .djoiuins Trsct
sis.r ssa ssdss essssvs'ioa, the bslsnss good
Bsis 70 semnsas u 70 e'~Iost 4. \. Of ssid
Aay. vhsn due attsadsues win BE- gtven cad
terms ssA'' ~'a, S.66ssE iS9G.s66ssE novr,.ox
Aus. ~, is5a Ada,sisiSsacs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31
DIED.

Heart disease. Sarah vile Of John Bssohisr
sxsd % ysass and . days.
On the goth Inst, in Frssburg. Annie Elisa.
beth, daughter Of George 4. snd Mary Rotdort
syed months aud days.
On thsl,h Inst, To- white Dear Mills. Union
county, Mrs. sarah b. Merrill, wife Of James
Merrill, dso'd In her 20 year.
in SslinsHrovs on the 30th Inst. Q child Of NJ.
and hrs Bernhard Hotter aged about month.
IN wsshingtou twp, Aug. nth. NH. Sarah
Bixlsr, aged % ysAPs aud days.