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ct. Spbn'S Goneoe.
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Der reunte Sabres.4a.alcs btsfer Don
ben 6chw. 9enebttttnern segrinteten Qebr.
anftalt tn etsorns @cunts, Mtnnefcta. 10
NIT etnem gttbe bss go1estums ge3tert,
wslGss tte @btst In tbrsr isetsen Gefalt
NIT tmpoiantsr Tront unb @~etttnFIaeln an
ben ufern bes ltebli&en Gees bartlett, unb
ben eeier ioslett caran ertnnert, ba6 btefer
md6tise gau ntGt ouf einmat 70 parb,
foneern tae bic Grinber NIT ptelen Be
fGwerben unD Mlben auf BEN etnmot ge.
ls9tsn Sunoament Stetn auf @tetn pettsr
bauten, bis ct. Spbn's Golestum unter Der
eettung Der @OrReter bisfer Nnfall bic
Ausbetnuns erlansen fonnte, wethe Der &c.
fer auf benz 8tlee unb nod piel metr Der
8eluGer an Ort unp Gts1e anfaunt.
Die Gage tes gonestums ldst tn 8esus
auf IanbfdaftiGe 9GSntett unb bic Grfot.
berniRe Der @efunbbett ntGts 81 winfGen
iibris. Die @sb6alt6teiten finb gsrdumts
unb bsqaem, bret Stod bod, auf @rantt nit
Bird auTseflbtt unb entbalten &dumlt6fet.
ten fur mebr ols 800 stubenten, beren 3atl
felt Der Orintuns Der @nfalt pon Sabr 3u
Sabr auseaOmmen bat. Ntt bsrfelben In
gerbinbuns finD eerdumiSe G,nrta:unsen
sur GrbOluns Der 3Dsltnse In ben Tretfun,
ben.
Die 36sltnge RnD In srpet Departments
abaetteilt unb febsn unter 3spet .Yrdfeetsn.
Die 8tbltpttet Der @ntalt enttdlt beretta
cline onlebnlt6e Sammlune Aterartlhe,
9rocuetipnen unD erbllt idbrltH neuen 3u,
paGs.
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eetfltHer, clafGihsr, eoutmsrctsItr unb ptf.
fenfAaftltGer. tpOsu nod etne @lementar.
@Gule fur &nfdnser fcmmt.
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cen, Defenders eeutfGer @bRammuns, etns
trefFt6e Gelesenbeit. iG etae srlnbltGt
&enntnts bes GnSltihen une Dsutf6en ~
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unterrtHt, 2sien, @Gretben, &s6nen unb
Geographic.
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enslilGs, esutihe unp frln3ORf&e SpraHe,
arttbuetif, 3etHnen. 8rieff6retben, SEQ.
srapbie, @sfAtAte, algebra, Competition.
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lifGe Gramatif. uebunsen. Rebstunf Com.
petition, &bstOrit, ayitbmettt, 9u&baltuns.
SHSnfHretben, Geographic, GefNt4te
Dauer bret Sabre.
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3Ssltnge bes epnnmereteQeu Gpurs etne be.
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lars fam f& bier elm 35sltns sun, pratt.
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erfcrSesltHen @pparate sur Panp Hnb..
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| ttetlansen, BON Glementar. uuterrtHt aur
RtetOytf.
Der setali&e ODER tlr6lt&s Gours 10 flu
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6attClif6e
Ganbfnmmen Anfalt.

wftt asprctattcn unb Gmpfeblane Der 5p&r'aen $. &.
Grsbtf&bfe BON Dltltvaulee unb ct Fouls tn6 peri6iebenr
Der 5cMp'tta 8t46fe bee GDetens Gebenfen wir oeaer
fAen Eduthin men MRtalt 40 mameR In Gerbinhuno mia
benz 9etrer' Semtnar. Dns 9tbdrfnts mad etner ISSf&en
4nRdlt III cfenbar Ia. unftre tautRAnasnen RinSer AZ.
ben an ben Staats annaIten faf aIe fur BE .RirGe SCRIP.
rsn; eis TONNES aas Seie!ten ais nusIdabist uber init
prptef0nHlben MnfGten jurfd unb RienaRS IL an Somis
Der fe etnes DeFeren telebrtn Tam. Rie nsfbsrssS,.ss.
Rdumlt&teitea far ben anfans elmer iclGen NnfaIt IA
nea wtr btes pbae ~teicntere NusIaaeu berrfMten nnh he
gertinbaneu init benz Referees emiaar, pie % In Dcatt1.
Lamb AUD ~angernetn 10, bat unter Anherem Ben Hussn ncs
rndn lei4t HeRe 3etrtr6fte tlr Taubhumrnen ~apsSifhss
taan. sgtr Dsssat es t4sn istt ldaasrsn SaHrea aass.
bic Rtnoer ,nrtrti& fpreAea lernen. 60 wpGen Mr. Sen
tn 0estes Nartea unter bem SGute Der Rf@e ans aDerf
geteB. S~s
1as eitsra nun; se taabfannae 9tnser babea, Sber
PIE DOOM. =. Q. Dfarres. BITE folAe Rinber In tbren 49,
r,sinesn tptRen. tna Hitter BON STA Sobren. prnen 80
Iaatst zone Berjae barber tertAtta. UCR Der @mSsT
pei 1arssleaneea trerbeu sr6stenttetis aud bic Rebinsas.
sas Mataaetae abeaaesn, bte natart& 70 ttlto esReat
MGn atrtRare
NeD. Sbeo. 8rfner.
st. Ssaarts Statisa, TeiItuanEee q gass-
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st. Wertrnb's Aea fmu
Sbafopee, Scott Co., Mftnn.

Nv 10y. @ertrSes-M taherate, Ruter Der aessrna bw M
aeottsaer S9petsrn, To In Gbaispee ssetnneicse, go
49, y SagsIsgr t@st Staaetn taReaett akf Der GiffaksRa
Hssin SaItfat got ttne rterlsparbie eefHabe esse ame
bteeGusbtltane.
&sa sne eerpa.euas far fanf @OnattsSo.Oo.
yiuHt ese: ertrn 90 6eaoblen.
Dts srRe SelRsn beetant aa i. EesHtas in Septembees
0f spe.se aa 4. SSputGe ta Sebruar..
Sar 1ettese Iuseunft penbe mau a4 on
SIsTER DrRECTREss,
81. Gertrnbs AIatenie, Sbatcpee. Seatt %.
Ntnnefpta..
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3tpetbansert @enuoaitet finb am 20.
Stunt auf ben, Dampfer @eanbtnaptun In
Wontreat aneetcmusn, BON 100 le fG mao
Nanttota aufnaGten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-01

~%a$stbW wv
Or, s. Sal3mann's 2eben
unb Bfrten
bargeffRt Son tcGw. g. @ainer.
SIN benz 2ebensbilbe etnes bettutenttn
Mannss fpiesslt 7& bic 3ett, IN tpel&er Der
Gef&tlberte Selebt bat. 60 III es tier, unb
btsrtn ttest 3usIet& bas beae 3susnt6, fur
ben 9srfaGer, ba6 er feline aufsube trefFt&
ssl6st bat. WIt Der 2~ebenssefGi@h bes
unperseblt&en Salsrnann brtnst bas 292
eetten Rarte, tibfa a~usssfattete Bud In.
tsrsFante Darfsnunsen Der !3ettuert ittniTe,
tn rusldsn Der @srewtste f6 bepeste, Der
fcrttpdbrenben &dmpfe tn pefGen:er unn bic
Yalms bes Sinsers Gbrtft s~erunsen. Das
BUD TT baber fsbr empfeblensuertb.
Son berietbsn Strma.
aatboltf&e Mtfftuntn.
Watbeft.
@u6 bteies &eft entEdlt tntereRante Bel.
TRACE 3u Der Gei8t&te Der @tfioaen, NIT
itDnen OrtetnalNt1nunaen.
Sen 8en3t9er 8rDtbers:
@taubenss unb SfttenS
tetre
Der fattcltf6en Stride. pom Or. IS. RoIfus
upS S. s. 8rdnble, IL. 9tsferuns.
Dteis E~crtfrsune tes a~Iseuetn ale boot
bsletrene anerfanrtsn Dra6tmertes III NIT
Bablret@sn e~slunsenen 8tlDern esftmddt.
Bon be.felben Sirma:
GIte unb Neue 1eIt
IL. Jabrsaas, IL. @eft.
Dem 9Rbaltsver3sitntb entnetmen mir
gom &6n gum Gntet.-ORerlies.-Dte
&tr6en &Om's.-Dts nsue YeneIope.-Der
tntsrnattOnale Selesraptsns8 ertros.-Der
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ma are Damianc.-Das pantbeon. l.
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Sulias Gdllr's.-lraltss Rofattbtto In g.
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9. @iODannt In eaterano.-Santa Rarta
in @ra.-Das CUTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Don =. Yaul Dor Der Staet.
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In Woyt unb Bib.
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rorsettltGen Werte Der Ylaatf tn. spanten.
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tes Mtttelalters.
Sdufrattpnen: 3rieR-Sm Srltltns.-
Der acknowledgement Srant Srriberr
BON SGcrlemer.M lf.-Gano's gtatut tes
81. Sranctstus BON aftE-GlSdsin.. beGe
LOB eetn 2teb erfGaaer.-Dte erHe GDmmue
ntrn Zee tetltsen Alcsfus.
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G6cfIta,
Organ bss Gdetlten.g sretns. Mit muffu.
lti4er 8stlase unb belebrenben Eert.
Don Matltouer unb 8etrte:
DRAMATIC bet[amntcrts
f9e Sussnbbntsottst
5. 6eft.
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RON y. 5antHsr; 2. Das ~SaufeefGenf,
BON P. Gsatbo. 1l
Sbtse Bidder unb 3sitfdnften iab ,u BE-.
iteben bet q. gures unb aud bet 81.
5hwar3. ~ s5'
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SnlauOti@e Na9rt dtem.

&tr6It6eS.
(OfftcteGl.)
SifbDHitbe NiftatiOmen.
2. Suit, 8Drnsptue, Dafota 60.
3. Suit, @learp Settlement, Sccit
60.
8. Suit 3eewins, 0eObbne 60.
10. Suit, 8eu Greet, 0ccbtue 60.
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8Gdertiid.

Bon Der GIrma .. 6erber In ct. Souls
ertieIten mir:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-03
Something New Fur All.

nANIEL o. BgRosTRyssER dssirss TO an.
~ soss~st 10 I'll intossstsd< Thst sinee the dis~
ssslsstss Of shs Tirm Of Bsrsstsss sssr 4 U6ieh on
~ ta q April. be has epsnsd ~ hts new Bald.
tsg IN 0sesss Grove. oa Wstsr street, sbove Pine.
spDestts ,. =. Bsssiag's storsss
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ls-ARD BAssLxR, Merchant. Frseburg Pa.
J. W. 0AreLwa, Machinist. sciiDsgrove. Pa.
Y. =. ARNOLD, Travelling Agent. Frseburg Pa.
w. II. DILL. PRINCIPAL Freeburg Academy,
". ". GRiMN. Lawyer, Frecburp,
~ W. BoMBsRoxR, Merchant Philadclphis.
n. =. wAoossELLKR Physician, Seiinsgroye.
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HERE Is THE PROOF
of1Ts
Superior Excellence

Mead this Home CertIdcate, ssstaea 10 b.
Edward X 0arriwuea ono ofthe most conpotenf
Druggists and chemists Of Psiladelphis, msa
whose vorscity none can doubt.
am happy 10 adj ,ny testimony 20 tho xre.s
valusof the "Loudon Hair Color Restorer,"
which restored my hair toi nrlsin.i color,
satisfied that tbs prcpsrstf,n 10 nothing lise Z
dye but opsrstss upon the secretions. II u also
. beautiful hair dres.ing and promotes the
ward 9. garrIgues. druggist, Tenth and Coatss
stree, who can aiso testifs my hair was quite
gray when ieo~msncsd ~ ,,ysm,,,v, Use y
No. 100 North Ninth street, Phiis.
DR.. Swayne son, Respectei kiende I'll
have tho pleasure to inform you that lady Of
With the success OF your "Isondou Hair COLOR
Restrer," Her hair was falling rapidly, ana
quite gray The collar has been rsst1fsd ths
f.ilinx % entirely stopped snds ne" grown
" ' - 80 L. B. oARRIGuEs,
Druggist, cor. Tenth and -Oestss, Phila.
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July 22d, is1l.-Dr. s~syus = son Last
winter while 10 T,enton, N. j, I rrosnrsd zig
like very much, In fact better than any thing
have used In the last nine Years. II you plssse,
s~ud me one dozen bottlss q. o. D., care OF W. 3.
hosiss Son. Druggists NO. s street.
ADA BAKeA,
No. 50 Rutland square,
.London HAIR Color Rsstorsr and Dressius.~
Has completely restored my hsir TO ~ original
color and youthful beauty, and caused . rapid
and luxuriant growth,
Mrs. ANNIE MoaRis
No. ol5 North Seventh Street, Philadelphia.
DR.. Dalton Of Phiiatsiphis, Gays Of Il: The
London Hair Color Rsstorsr 10 used very ei-
teusively among uy patients and frisnds. ss we'll
% by myself. therefore spsak from experienee,
75OENTS PER BOTTLE
Address orders 70 Dr. swAYNE SON. 80
North Sixth street, Paiiadsiphis, Ponu's. sole
Proprietors.
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VEGETINE

strihes At the root Of dts,sse hv purifying the
blood, restorir liver aud Kidneys to healthy &C.
tion. visorssins the nervous system.
vEGETINs
Il not vile, nsuseous compound, which simply
pursas the bowiss, but safe pleasant remedy
which Is sure 70 purity tho blood and thereby
vEaETINE
Il nov prescvibsi IN cases Of screfnis and other
clans, owing TO ia great success In curling ii !
diseases OF this nature.
vEaETfNE
Does not decisive invsiids into fi,e hopes By
purging aud creating a hoticious sppetite but ss-
sists nature In clearing aud purifying the whole
system, leading the patient gradually to perfect
health.
vEGETINg.
was looked upon ss ao experiment for soms
most incrsduIons IN regard 10 its merit are now
Its most ardent friends and supporters.
vEGETINE
Instead of being q puaed.up msdisine has work !.
I'd fts way NJ to its present astonishing suocess
by actual merit In curling all diseases Of tho
blood, OF whstevcr nsture.
vEGETtNE
seys Boston physicisn, "has no equal AZ Q blood
purifyer. Hearing of its mtny wonderful cures,
aftor all other remedies hsd faiird, visited the
iabrstory aud convinced myself OF its genuine
merit. II IL prepared from barks, roots aud herbs,
each OF which In bigaly edsctive, aud they are
IN such manner 40 to produo %.
results"
vEGETINE
Is acknowledged an recon nsndsi by physi-
Clans and spothecsries 10 bs the best purifier aud
cleanser Of the blood yet di.c,verei, aud thon.
ssnds speak 10 Its praise who have been restored
10 health.
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Life, Growth, Besuty.|
LONDON HAIR coLos RssroRsR:
LONDON HAIR COLOR RBsroRIR.
Not Dye; nshss harsh hsn son ssd siiks
s'ssssss the sesip from ali impsrisiss. ssssiss
the hair 70 srow whsrs IL has fs,isa sfss -
cone thin.
Csa 10 applied by the hssd % n doss rot
ssain the ska or soil the finest linen. A. hale
Dressing II is the most perfect The world has
ever produced. The hair IA fsaovatsfs and
strengthened. and natural color restored with
oss the application Of mineral Substances.
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A LIZARD AND A LIVE rRoa IN A
HUMAN STOMACH The st. Louis Re.
publican says A singular case OF
election Of live reptiles from the hu-
man stomach occurred q few days
ago in this city, the truth OF which is
at,ested by the authority OF credible
witnesses. There is living three
doors east Of Lindell park, on ST.
Loais avenue o respectable colored
family, comprising Samuel and Liz
zie Lighfoot and their daughter, Fam
nie Lightfoot, aged seventeen years.
The g'rl a few days ago was taken
violently III, and complained Of great
distress 10 the region of her stomach,
accompanied by nervous prostration.
DR.. Au,onio Prielto, q Spanish physi-
cian, was sent for, and on examiua-
tiOo Of the patients symptoms, he
was uoable to arrive at tho cause Of
the girls complaint. A powerful
lini.neot was ordered and applied to
the patients breast. and on the 9th
of July she exuded Q dead hzzsrd.
The girl continued in oonvulsions, aud
ct times appeared to be almost suffo-
Gated. Remedies we're administered,
aud on the 7th Of July she vomitcd a
live frog. The reptile 10 Of y pale
yellow color, in the abdominal region
and may be seen still alive floating 10
u jar Of water, with its legs spread
and padding like frog 10 ao ordi-
nary pond. Several gentlemen on
Market street havo visited the house oI
tho Lightiools, aud bear their s,testa-
tiou to the truth OF the above state
ment The girl for some days prece.
ding tho discharge OF this little cara
van OF wild animals from her storhsch
manifested voracious appetite
Being questioned ss to the fact oil
having drsok from . spring or water
hole, she was unable 10 remember
that she had ever done no
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PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.

BOSTON, feo. u, lb1.
MN. II. ". STEVENS;
Dear Sir-About one year since found
mvself In feeble c,ndi,tln from general debility
vEuETlNE was strongly recommended t. me
by q friend who Ind been much benefited bv its
use. procured the article aud aner using sese.
raj bottles, was restored q health and discoutn-
ued its use, feel qnito coh lsnt that there IL no
medicine superior TO IL for those complaints for
they need something to restore them to perfect
health.
Respectfully Yours
u. u. PErrIN1fLL
rirm OFFS. NJ Pottinsili h o., 10 state street,
BJston.
OisotSsArt, Nov. %, is'a
Dear Sir-Tne two bottles Of vEaHTtNE
me by your agent, my wife has used
with great benent,
For long time she his been troubled with dis
zine-s aud costiveness; these r. nIis. are now
entirely removed by the use Of vEdErINE.
She was also troubled with Dy.peps's aud den
THos. GILMORE, 2a0,l waluai Street.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN
NArroK, Mass, June lst. 1874.
Mn. u. r. SrEvgss;
Dear Sir rhrougn the advice and ernest per-
suasion OF Rev. L. :. Bs.t, ofthis place, have
been taking yEGETINE for Dyspepsia, OF
which have suffered for years
Ihays used only two bottles and already feel
myself anew man. Re epectfuliy,
DR. J. W. CARTER.
Report from n Practical Chemist and
Apothecary.
BosroH, Tan. !, 1874.
Dear Sir-This In to o,rti ~ thai have sold al
retnii l5t< dozen tls5i botlrs) Of your vEo Eris
since April ~ 1870, aud can truly say that II ha
given the best satisfa ,tion OF any remedy for the
complaints for which Il is recommended, that I
ever sold. Scarcely day passes without som-
of my customers testifyins TO its merits on them
selves or their frienis. I am perfectly coanizsDt
Of several cases Of Sarofulous rumors being cur
cd by vegeiine alone In this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
AI9ILMAS, 463 broadway.
To II. II SrBygss Esq.
vege,inc is Sold by All Druggists
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SAMUEL FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has just received an entire new stock o
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs h vBsTINGs,
all Of q superior quality which he is pre-
pared 10 make mp In the best style and on
short notice. lie also keeps Brown and
White French Yoke Linen Shirts. and gen.
eral assori ment Of gentlemens' Furnishing
Goods. oil Of which be offers 10 the public
at very reasonable prices.
Call at my place in Holmes New Build
ing opposite the Keystone Hotel, selins
Grove Pa.
June 4, 1S6S-tf
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An IMMExsr Hoa.-A hoo /,

An IMMENSE Hod.-A hog raised
in Monroe, Mo, 10 be exhibited at
the Centennial, is described a. be-
ing OF q black and white color, and
is cross Of the China aud Poland,
II is Eve years old: wss born in Mis-.
souri, on the farm OF Mr.. Joseph
Pond II measures seven feet four
inches 10 length. thrss fact fonr in-
ohes in height, il fully thirty inches
across, girths, . ieea and weighs
1540 pounds. nhss bsen fed priu-
oipally upop milk, With small guam
tities Of corn occasionally 10 give
solidity 10 the 6esh, and shows that
no particular pains have bssn taken
10 give Il an artificial appearance
IT. hair il rough. ~ skin and Assh \
rough apd thiok With dandvu& end
i y By no means : thing q beauty
6ill u = claimed that & = ~ ~
|gsss ssd hssvIss( " = ~ 49,
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Leather Store and Fin
iShing Shop,

stsss yfIi - ssss1 q 81 uussss assortment ss
q bis1s of yisishsd Blast. consisslss % Hsr-
~. eeis. UDRss, gle ssd c.lf gttss, nosro<-
~ Dslsss. tks asesiiss u skesmsbsss. gssn-
~ - - s>1sss = ssviss&. bsssss psssAestsg
sjsSc. 6: sss!isIss = So. Ssis sssss
3; n, . s'1!::.:. .ss:::;s, ~: &. :.
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since the intrcdution Of this trsiy valuable
preparation Into thiscountry, II has been the
wonder and admiration OF all Glasses, - n has
lutiy without deception. restore gray hair u
its original o,lor, health softness, tustrs aad
beauty. and produce hale on baid heAds Of its
original growth and color.
This bssu,ifrl aud frsxrsutly psrfumsd srtL
cls 10 complete within itscii, no wAshing q
preparation before or after It's use, or accom-
those desirable results, ~
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the veptenn. $50
COL WATSON, proprietor ofthe HsrRv Hots..
Cincinnati tor the past twenty years and pres.
sut proprietor, has leased tho house for q term
efyears, and has ns~ly furnished and htted Il
THRouoHour. He will keep . strictly hrst-
slses house, and has accomm cd alton Tor 800
guests, Terms only ~ per day.
No bar has ever been kept In the HEspy
AovsE, nor wall any be kept at the PEABODY.
June S'76 6m.
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T EVI Keller,
Manufacturer Of and dealer In
f u r n 1T u r E.

Would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Selinsgrove aud vicinity. that he manufac
lures 10 or Ter and keeps constantly on hand
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS, AND
Furniture of every Description
at the very lowest price. lie respectfully y
invites an examination Of
sEDsTEADs. BUREAUS, TABLES, SOFAS
LOUNGES, STANDS, CHAIRS, 40.
tay-A special invitation Is extended 10
WY married 70 Ike to call and see my stock
ore purchasing elsewhere.
LEVI Keller
Selinsgrove, April 10, ,S7O-f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
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tnsy did not even keep to the shrewdsr
psth blazed out for them BY their legal
advisers from The North. AL along
their devious track the marks Of pre-.
meditation, the foot prints Of shameless
purpose are unconcesied.
The Democratic electors received their
certificates OF the true result from the
Attorney General, member Of the
Board OF Csnvsssers, and met to-day and
cast their votes for Tilden and Hend-
ricks. The Radical electors, for
titled with the false certificates
OF Governor Stearns, met to-
day and cast their votes Tor Hayes and
Wheeler. 1t ia tor Congress 10 decide
and determine whether this assault on
the rights aud Liberties of freemen thus
tar prosecuted under cover OF the arms
and authority OF the federal sdministrs-
lion shall be crowned NJ the capital with
success. Familiar with the history Of
the carpet bag corruption and misgov-
ernment, we made 3 visit to Florids to
convince us Of the distress that
rules. 1t has subverted her social
order, it has plunged her people
to the poiut of lmpoverishment. 1t has
abolished the usual contentious Of po!iti-
cal parties, and has arrested the progress
of her two races in self.goyernment, and
in truth the late struggle at the polls was
not between Democrats and Republicans.
it was between bapless race, misguided
by few knavish adventures and even
convicted felons, who call themselves
Republicans, aud gentle, long suffering
people, whose patience hiss permitted their
ornressors to live. The Republican party
as We know it at the North has no existence
in Florida, unless indeed it shall con TESS
a fellowship with those abusing her
livery by seeking profit through their
crime.
Ioigned.1 Geo. w. Biddle, Pa; James
+. Brown, Ga; Leyeret Sattenstall,
Mass; David w. Sellers, Pa; NJ. Hay,
Pa; John r. Reid, Pa; Samuel &.
Thompson, Pa; Geo. W. Guthrie, Pa.
p. NJ. B. Young, Ga; Perry Smith,
ILL.,; &. Gibson, Mo-; Manton Marble,
New York.