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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

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CIothinS!x&ise In America" yiaitor and
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S,dtte.H"r,; SouIh. La.t c9rnSr Ut sun ana
a,nsn s,.nI .' I,case noe , ,n9 sihLi,. ior some
strangers eeoslng OAK uan, have been inisled
oyy des,ygn,ingnerso,ns. y .,,,,
us ndimensionsf,
,en' i-WV ssquere icet-3 on market, and
Sce sers oo snd es eoys4s nsn apnes nes Snse SSss
q occupied o sy PTe<nAn twenty different bush
Y. 20 you use seam -powerT
80. hihn. youns chkino iurnisnes power
i,e ine i,eign' hnd Iassehser elevators, AID tho
ton. ~ ,ha bo,,n ~, nea'ihs' ana inc other opera
.nMhat what order do you Jake With soodsr'
Az NY are hIst opZeu anu arrangci IN
.nc paseme.r VI IVng ~ counter, and hkcn
sncnco s on tne iAGhTeieyator W the inspec-
Gli Sis insPeains sP 'afs the 1Gst iiSi spemton~
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Ir the investigations are continued
st Washington. all the Democratic
aspirants for the Presidency will be
ms politically dead ns can be and the
Democrats will again have to take a
II publican--as they four years ago
took Horace Greely--for their can
d;date. Fcnllcton. Hendricks and
Iilden are pretty well laid out, and
now it is proclaimed. on Democratic
authority. that Thurman has receiv-
ed over $50, 900. since his election to
the Senate, from the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad for services
which involved legislation. Next
L,xchdnae.
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perfect sysssm ga ruies Of f,cismeswvmens
$s:s :Sss e S''si ss; .s': ss'I Il: %s:
.XSi suppose you hays n isa.s half aosss
a. my dear siti We have moro thsn h~ssS.
each cherred with It. own. business, and sasH
;n1rnosgly ,na Il t,gssniI5e Ahsee~ary wheel wis
V. will you name dosen or 10 OF them p
A. With pleasure. Tho Custom Depart
rssds.nad% Jis rGrni.hins. peraIt%sns Z
Abe Shin t&tory. with Il, busy maehlIes.
ming Department, itself as big as many q rcsu-
lar store. Tho Garment Stock Room: 1hs
Receiving Room; Tho order DEPARTMENT.
ment The Delivery Department viii is
score Of messengers. The"
Y. ".Irofd. hold air. enoughr'
Department, with It's bill and slgn diitribuiors,
editing and publishingA business and popular
Journal, circuletPg, ,ts, %. eco pies nien,hly
s s ySTr M lss 5 1hs n. Men, ns1
Dei,arment.- The YOUTH Department 1Gs
Chlldron's Department. with its !peciei
sn bs for Clad, Ge I 1ss Ibslssrsps pssss
its book keepers and assistants. General Ekn.
shss SSS; S,.sn,ss Ss sse s, ssy rs:
ing registering. recSk sending out,iciiirr,
y carry on a abusinesswlih The people fmount-
Ing 20 between 100000 and tstoo,ooo an.
V. ss.tupcn.d.o.usw
A; Indeed it Isl ]. fcrrot TO nnne iNe
Of retail sales n D me single daysT'
". "s2SoOOi Immcnse That what enables
the house q buy cheap and ..cXSheapT
people tthssSS thiSnS hcrc rop es 4. q a.p,hS ssi
on low prices and immcH (alcs"
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Every form OF business, reputable
and otherwise, the Philadelphia
TINES says. ia being stimulated to
increased activity in Philadelphia by
the coming Exhibition. Thieves,
sbarpcrs and human vultures Of cv.
cry kind and dcgree are thronging
there in advance Of the visitors and
laying their plans for the simmer
1t will require extraordinary Efforts
on tho part Of the police AMI detec-
tive force to check the operations OF
this formidable invading army Of the
criminal and vicious classes. One
II the most infamous enterprises.
Just brought TO light, is an agency
for tho purpose Of cnticing respecta"
bic young women from the country
to dens Of iniquity in that city. Cir
culars are being scattered through
the neighboring towns and cities.
addressed to girls whose names have
been somehow obtained, promising
them pleasant situations about the
Exhibition buildings at large pay,
and advising them to leave their
homes secretly, lest their parents
should object. These artful letters
nre well calculated to lure victims
into the snare aud the originators of
the develsh scheme shonld be apprc
hendod and punished If possible
They sign themselves Hayes, Arhnt
ton IL Brother. but no address seems
to have been given They have been
using the Post Office in furtherance
Of their nefarious designs, and it
ought not tc he difficult for the de-
tectives to get on track of them. \
kindred enterprise is the opening Of
the bogus employment agencies in
eitaiu parts Of the city, tho object
of which is to entrnp respectable
women into the clutches Of hlrpies
Some of these are known to the au.
thorities and ought to be broken up
without delay.
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TBr lower lonso Of Conrresl

THE lower house Of Congress has
passed the bill repeating the law
which forbids the appointmentto the
army OF any person who was engage
ed in the service Of the Confedercy
ii this bill were to become law,
which it cannot us long as there is n
Republican Senate aud resident. it
would render eligible the officers OF
the regular army who prrinred
themselves whe,. they deserted the
army TO take up aims against the
government that educated them, aud
80 which they had sworn allegiance
II the Democrats had full possession
Of the government, this is one OF n
series of obnoxious measures they
would alNpt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

TSDER the reduction of clerical
force now proposed 10y tho Demo-
Gratis in the house of Eeprcsenta-
tives one clrik in the Fifth Auditors
Office will be required to perform
six times the work demanded of II
similar officer in and before 1860
This, too, at reduced salary. h
different degree this i" true in all Tho
Departments. These are the ideas
Of economy and equity that contro
the Democracy. Bat then there is {
difference, "you know" In 1860 thC
Government clerks were all Demo
Gratis in 1876 the large majority o
them are Republicans.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

THE Democratic leaders will dis
cover when the votes are counted il
the next campaign that the people Of
the nation expected something else
from them than that cheapest display
Of virtue, the readiness Of one party
to expose the crimes Of another. The
viituous patriot who was willing
that all his wife's relatives should 60
to The war il only he might remain
at homo fluids an apt i!lustration in
the zeal with Which the Democratic
Investigators avoid the quicksands in
their own party, and only expose Re
publican iottouuess. thus far they
hnve not been very successful, but
the huge efro,t they make deserves
praise.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
Tnr result OF tho New Hmm

TnE result of tho New lIamr shire
election has given proof TO the
friends Of the Union that tho people
Of the old Granite state are not yet
rendy to turn over the Government
10 the Hills and GordoDs Of the Dem
ocratic party. The popular love for
the old party Of freedom is rs strong
to-day as when the guns of the re-
belliun aroused nation to sense
Of its dunger, and to an appreciation
vi it's true friends
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

trThe late wonderful shower OF
flesh which fell in Kentucky a short
time ago, has had its equal in an i'm.
mense shower of flies which fell on
Monday last at Riyiere du Loup.
Ontario. Professor Herbert Larue,
NJ. d., of Laval University. Quebec,
has received specimens Of tho insects
which had fallen down with the snow,
They were found by the million
walking over the snow without ap-
pearing TO be able to fly.
orDonaldson. The Il tbslioonist,
Il d alleged, Is living " England.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
ELECTIONS S.
Connecticut Election.

Governor Ingersoll, Dem ,crat is
reelected by decreased majority.
lie is probably elected by the popn-
lar vote, but If not, as tho Legisll.
ture is Democratic he will certainly
be elected.
Waite, the Republican candidate
for Congress TO supply the vacancy
hy the death Of Mr.. StGrkweather is
elected 10y about 500 majority, over
David A. Wells, Democrat and Lib
eral.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
Snyder County Appeals.
CoHNissIossR- OvFios,

ConMIrsIoslR- OvFioR
Nhil.bais, 81 Gu -, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby give that the
~ Appeals IN tho tss,smsnta OF the various
Di-trits of Snyd der eouoiy, fr tbs yoar 1910 wall
lie held In Mitilcburs, 10 Wit;
For the tovnship of Adams, B'avsr. Beaver
tro on MIDday tAe i7th dly of Az !.
Fort psnshi,. Of Mpurce, ehsou, Ssiins.
grove Blruulh, Penn aud MidaI, :ress On Tuos.
DAY the lsh lay " April.
Fr thr tpsn.hips ~ Percy, Perry West, Wash.
mg'ol, Union aud OhApnan, ON Wednesday the
i9ih day ~ April.
At Witch time aud plscs ali VII, feel them- selves
sasti'Nei by their valuation, my attend II thoy
thin. proper,
Apps, vii he open froms o'sock A. M. to .
o'oiuck i. NJ. each day.
Assessors viii be prompt In s't.ua,uc- with
their A ssessraeI,s at tho iim" .ni pl,,s shove
stated, 10 l. row
JOAN ROtlp,
MOSES kREB,
CpuIul -Eiou~ ~
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Municipal Elections.

CrScISHArr, o., April 4.-Tho com
plete returns show that the Repuh-
licaus have elected the Water W orks
Trustees, Police Commissionor and
six ont OF the eleven members of the
City Council. Returns from fifty
fonr towns and cities in Ohio show
n general Republican gain in twenty
two and Democratic ma ajority in
nineteen. The rest are evenly di-
yiaed. Local questions entered so
largely into the contest that tho re-
suit is no test Of party strength.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
Auditors Not Ce.

In the Orphan, Court for the County Of
SnWicr
ESTATE or SAMvsL PAwLisG, DECD.
TlE Auditor appointed by the said
4 Court 60 make ii-tr button - thu funds "a
ta- hiuis Of Levi Pswinl anl L'vis T.. P,wl-
~ ftc.utors uf the s-ttts Of Samuel la~liug
deceased, 10 sui snnns the legal roprrs tat ives
~ rsii dec -sei hereby gives notice that he viii
~ m PARTIES Interested On the IS dsy uf April
,rle, at ~ o'clock Of the oi'i;s of n. Allemsu n
son, IN ITO BIrnusN ~ Srliussrove. snyder Co.
Pa, sh-n Ani ShHrs all intnrrstcd nav at teud II
tboN thinsrErIsr no. DIETRICH
Apruc l-l3. nuiitJr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

THE DIFFERENCE The nation has
been plundercd TO the extext of nil,
lions Of dollars by dishonest Demo
cratic officials many Of these officials
now holding high places in the es,i-
nation OF their party friends. Boss
Tweed, with his S20,0O0,0O0 stolen
from The tax payers of New York.
was An apt scholar, of modern De-
mocracy. 1utrus,ed to the custody
OF u Democratic sheriff, who had on
ioyed in other days the piiucely hos
pitality Of this persecuted official,
the Boss disappeared between dark
and daylight months ago, and moth
ing has deem heard fro,n him since,
1t is believed by many that he is still
in New York city, the guest of his
Democratic admirers. Had he been
q Republican official he would have
b en- breaking stone mt Sing Sing,
aud the Democratic press would
have been holding him up as fair
sample Of Republican corruption.
But as be was Democratic leader
bis shortcomings are overlooked, and
Lis crime scarcely mentioned by the
opposition press. Even tho sheriff
Is his position, and Governor
mods consent. The great
'otween Democracy aud
\ IL just this; the form.
.ficial rascals, the lat.
em whenever found.
instance {, record
~ psS.;. shielded
xhonsst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

SENATOR Wallace, Congressman
Clymer. State Senator Dill and Colo
mel II. NJ. North will bo the Pennsyl-
vania delegites-at-larse to the St
Louis Convention.
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NEW ADvsRrIsRMENT3.
Executors Sale of
Valuable Property

I'VE undersigned Executors will Of
L ferst Public sale at tho iato residence OF
'spt. John Hahn, decd, in Monroe township.
en-
Friday, May 9th, 1876.
Tho following valuable Rsu and Personal
property to Wit: 4 certain Tract OF Land sit.
uRte In said township, containing llS h'RE~.
more or le'', 40 M 20 A're' 'lelr and IN good
state ~ cultivation, bs isucs wsll set with good
imDer. bounded Nnrth by Amos bailey AMI
hths oi John rrutt. Et't hy Nishici ilunmel,
south b. Peter Fisher and others, Wcst by
Henry fiaher tsg., and Others, on ~h'ch are
erected a rondD w ELflSG HOUSE, LARHE
hANk BARN ard other neccss rs outbuili.
ings, >pring II excellent water convenient to
house. GOOD ORCHARD OF excellent fruit
ohycnient to schools, Churches, Nc., FAkM.
~ I'M LEMENTS, 40 2 Hnrscs, 2 Cows
tHli Hogs, 2.hor.s wagon Plws. Harrow.
CtltivatOr, Hay La 'ier., whesi. Rye D,'s,
otn ana Potatoes by tho ,uihel nous II
HOLD FuRNitIRE Conner Cupboard, .
clocks, lot carpet. 2wooi Stoves, Reds and
Brddin., Ch1irs, Ride, shot Gun eynlter,
aud househuli turn'turs sni iarming imp g.
men'- too numerous to moniinn Siio to com.
mence 1T . O'clock a. III. u sIid day, VII q terms
Viii be made known BY.
YH. AGNFR
JOHN & LD'n,
Apr. 10. 'To. Executor
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

ArcuISsoN, Kansas, April 4 1.-The
election here to day for city officers
resulted in tho election Of tho en-
tire Republican ticket, AMI three ont
of four Councilmen Last year the
Democrats elected their eutire ticket,
except the Mayor.
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CLrvrLASp, O., April 4--Tbe gem
eral Republican ticket was elected by
$500 minority on an average, The
Council will stand % Republicans to
II Democrats. The Republicans
elected fifteen ont of eighteen Coun.
cilmen yesterday, The vote cast was
about medium. The Reserve towns
generally show Republican gains.
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DAyrov, Ohio, April AT the
election yesterday tho largest vote
ever polled Mt any election was cast.
The Republicans elected their Ma, or
by 1876 Majority against 137 Demo-
cratic majority last October. They
also elect several city officers. the
City Council and School Board
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

ST, Lours, Mo, April 4-The
election to-day for aldermen. school
directors and free-holders resulted
in the election Of n majority OF tho
Democratic aud Independent Demo-
cratic candidates. The Board OF
School Directors remain Republican.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

LITTLE Rock, Ark. April 4-The
election today caused considerable
excitement. The Democrats elect
the City Treasurer "iihout opposi-
ton, and three ont OF six Aldermen.
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A DMINIS TRAITORS NOTICE
4 n Lett. 70 Of adinlnistr,tipn on the estate OF
Michael PA I, late OF Beaver twp deed. hay,
Tux teen yrantei to tie unit rsigEei. all persons
suUs iug Themselves inicb'ed 10 "a Il rst',tsarr
que- ci to maze pa yiuont without delay, shtle
thuse btyius CLAIMS vii present them duly au-
thentirAteu tor settlenent t.
hEbECCA PLA1T
Apr. 0. Is Adminl.tratris.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
~ Letters ofsdn ninisrration on the estate OF
Abraham tlsenhower, deceased, intc OF Middle.
burg, snyder Comfy, pa. having been granted
to tie undersixned, all p"rsons knowirs them
selves Indebted to said estst- are reques'ed to
make tmmeiiate payment, while those hayt v
claims will present them duly suthrn,icAtsd for
SAMUEL BOWEN,
HENRY ElSkNHOwER.
Mar. 80, 1870. Administrato. q.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

leading patron writes as follows 81
have been intending to write note for some
days, TO thank you for your able article en-
titled, The Decline of our Agriculture"
in your issue Of June u. It is excellent
and TO the point, aud what is better, true,
every word Of it, | am also pleased with
your article on "Political Changers" In
deed, YOU are usually sound in your articles
Oh the grange, very different in that respect
from the Vermont Farmer and here our
correspondent follows with such severe crit
icisn upon that paper that we forbear 10
continue the extract further. Ia another
place he says, " wish we had an agricul-
tural paper in this state true to the farmers
interests. Many Of us are now taking the
New York IPoid, the Dirigo Rural of Maine,
aud the National Granger, for want OF what
we once had nearer home
We agree with this and many another cor
respondents, mot less than fifty have written
us upon the subject within the last four
months), that such paper is desirable; aud
perhaps before this year is out it will not be
necessary for the progressive farmers OF Yer
mont 10 send their subscriptions out OF the
state. But the task Of establishing such a
journal viii need the active aid Of all those
who, as subscribers and contributors, have
in times past shown their appreciatiye sense
Of the need. From all such We invite cor
respondenee and consultation as 10 the best
means of realizing the desired end. II q
reasonable list can be secured 10 start with
we doubt not that both publisher and edi
tor NAV he found.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

Of them, with the fine bull at the head Of
the herd, direct imIortations from Ayrshire.
Besides dairy stock, Mr.. Ball has long
been noted for his fine strain Of Berkshire
swine. In these, as well as his other animals,
he is only satisfied with the best and purest
blood, and certainly no man with an eye for
a fine pig, but would be delighted to view
the stock in his pens. They are as near
perfection in proportion and outline as we
have ever seeu The Berkshres are rs our
readers know, a black race, but dres, of
perfectly white, aud make the best bacon oi
any breed, for family use, the fat aud lean
being well mixed and finely favored They
are good feeders aud rapid growers, aud the
sows are good breeders aud mothers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

tilling the land, extracting wealth therefron,
not only without robbery, but with con
stantly increasing productiveness. Wehaye
| sketched the possible future mainly 10 rouse
the minds Of our readers to what must be
done. We have wished TO show that not
only the actual farmer, but the capitalist
aud the business man aud the literary man
and the idler, aud every citizen, is inter
ested in replacing our soalping agriculture
with skilled and instructed labor on the
land. If capitalists want safe market for
/ their money, they must aid IN securing safe
and capable borrowers in the persons OF
well trained aqricultursts. They must give
money Ia build up schools Of instruction in
/ this business II our professional classes
and our business men want solvent aud lib
eral customers for what they have 10 sell or to
do, they must lend a hand in the same work.
There is nothing more important than this,
and nothing TO which the public mind is
more dead, or to which the Indifference is
more profound among those the most nearly
interested.
our money lenders are shrewd men within
their own sphere. They know well enough
that constantly taking out and never putting
back will exhaust a pocket. Cannot they
be made 10 see that the same process will
impoverish farm--all farms-and the
whole landY Thi. taking away without re-
placing is just what niuetenths Of the farm
ers Of America are engaged in, and will CON
tinue 10 be engaged in, until more knowl-
edge is brought into the business. Unless
our people are so stupid that they cannot
see this, or so mean that they don't care,
thinking the harvest Of III will not come in
their day-some movement, some efficient
movement, viii be begun to avert the evil
that threatens When will it begin in Yer
]
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
ToI The watch
puTTFRCups AND CLOVER.

~ - NN"AH
lis when beside each cottage iuuf
Tho ro-c her bcauteous tisk uuclusca.
Aud ovef mountain. hill and vale
a mystic veil Of rcace rcposcs,
That nature wean rich hfo.ade
The lovely summer Acids 20 cover.
OF green aud sold and rsy red
We call ID huterouis and rlutcr
ifIaNcline on dusiy foad
Nou breath a fragrance zephyt-dnli'-i,
which unto Au,by the hlest
Leads you 10 ihink yourself Transported,
You've bet ~ turn yom head. aud DO
The spell b. broke, Cot you discover
That fmgranca u,ishingly sweet
Genes from a field Of blooming clover
Vow come, proud artist, forth aud draw
Aimtinh picture OF uldnmmmcri
The PURPLE mountains curving wall
The distant waters slveiy glimneri
These things your art may representa-
hut though you're natures iavurei l'.0.
what sklll of man ri,n draw ur paint
nsld Il nuuorcuie and Cla,rff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

Az IMPORTANT ERRATUM.--By the omis-
sion of the final letter, the whole number OF
grasses, wild and cultivated, found in Yer
mont, as mentioned by W. II. b., in the ar
ticle on " Pasture Grasses" was stated 10 be
about eight" when il should be "about
eighty" 1t was probably a confusion OF
thought ON the part Of the editor of the Lie
Stock Journal, by which these eighty species,
gathered from woods and swamps, mountains
aud valleys, all over the state, were spoken
Of by him as being found together in our
Vermont pastures. But, in fact, as w. II. Il.
states, ordinarily the grasses of our best pas
lures do not often number more than seven
or eight species, including the clover.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
CHRONIC DIARRHGA.

nr. SETH ARNOLp's BNLsAM is warranted to cu
recent pu,mud., in from one 10 three hours.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
CHOLERA INFANTUM


SsPECIAL REDUCTION IN PRICES UNTIL
LmL-Ll l.. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

Al necessity Of journey Washington 10 secure pat
gnl and le usual sleal DELAY ee 3 haIe sled inventor.