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NJ - WALL STREET, wow OIK ana consult
with
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & co.
These gentlemen, who have LONG been idruti-
fed with the history ana affairs Of Wal street
are una usually ski led IN monetary "ffurs and in
CVcrythip" uppcrtaniug to speCu aiInu. aI.a IN.
exec l,d Ter ability ana IrOticia ncy. It NAV also
be sad ma OF tine many brokers' IN that cItv
ihtN are not only The most popular, but also { ne
most sacc a~siu bes patrOnized and most
widely known IN OF near the vicinity OI Wull
street.
Among the customers of the house of ALEX.
FRoHTlNGIlAS; & co, are some Of our leading
ana representative citizens who are mainly Ia
debted to the laOOIs Of tins firm tOr much of the
wealth they now enjoy.
During the long aud successfu experience of
Aessrs. ARK. FROTINGuAM q CO., in tins city
ther nave earned for themselves an envabe
reputation TO- honesty integrity and good talth
ana ENJOY business almost ColCssa IN ITS pTO-
portions. In fact the amount of business done
ny tius houae IN the course OF year Is some
thing wonderful, and often fpFms the subject OF
comment IL needs but visit 10 their spacious
ounces IN wall street To prove the truth OF the
above statement
Row they manage to convert so to $50. s'o
mo "a, 90 into $50, and 50 on is secIet which
!hey alone can explain OuU that they succeed
IN doing 50 is tact too weil AnoWn To admit OF
uOu1t II you would safely and pruhtably in.
NGst your money, do uOt hes tate to favor this
ncm win your cash ana confidence. That hy so
Nolls YOU WI reap IN abundanl rewjrd.tie eN-
pe iehce OF tholr audS OF our best citizens al
tests, T1e necess " Of taking -uch q course In
these tllues OF tOtteliug 0angs and financial
s,Engeucy must be apparenG tc the most indIt-
lcleut ana careless OhserVer.
MoSsrs ALEN. FRorHiNGHAM Il Co, are pre
pared 10 luNe,L money 40 any umO nut Do inc
best securnes aut IN every Transaction ,n
Inch thuy mly Uc Sigaged luliautee slure
satisfaction 40 those wlu hOnor tnom with ther
pttrOnage.
=. send for their Expanatory Ulrelllr aui
To- ls7j
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UJ0S. .. BECk \ co.,
Real Estate Agents,


A'.N-' ia ''i lt|-ia . -. 4ii iNt li L VIZ.
We hUV" instruction to SnIi the following Fro.
prlll'S, ld rrr>nI~ dripNu- Di l"urhlsi.u s,riI-
ing or ENc ln uu- Ec1t Eit.tc, viii do wei tu
give us uC C'iiI
House amt Lot, nrCr ewinrs rpunerv, in tie
RnlmlGh ui lrausI.l bu. { Ousr CNg" srAli.
lOE q aHu lot = from. Il 4 ; g, Grru. we.
plmtrt win rui tro's a "c"ov fiil rtg
wei IN lnr ydd lTyre, 81 100, half u.sn, b4l-
nnCe ON meta .uuHtS
Dwe lilg ilouso ana Lpt on Touith st 'rrl lie
III hrun. soW rrI's Tor SlSJ. lGr month.
lrcc low tor cash.
House and lot, ON Mauoniur street. ehl-htpu
Price 'Iu rents for sS pen WUuth, OnU.naif
cash, balance bg in. talmcnts
House and lot on Pine street Lrn~hton, Ia.
+ ice 2i40l. Reuts fur 80 per mULth.
100 Acres Of Timber Lana in Mahonmg town
ship, . wlcs from LrhghtOn. Cheap.
iO5 Acres Ui Land in Penn FoIcst Township,
carbon county. At specla uarqnlu.
Seven Lois IN the Borough OF Lcnightou Coos
lutauOns AND pr.CC- low
Frame Building -u t3bcfr phntorIlph cal.
lpIy On oJl.er lignt business. ,hrap.
Jan. /, 1875. r. $ BEuE d co.
EOR GOOD JOB PRINTING. GALL Al
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Corn Broom ManufactOry,

located in the Borough OF Lemghton, Carbon
County, Pa, ana that he IS prepared to tin ali
ord rs entrusted 10 him with the
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u Ek S. bAOM,
IL
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
ADVICE no THE WISE.
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM 4 co.

We viii state that tho surest. hes and speed
lest way to " mutt ply aud increlscn is 10 cali at
No. " WALL STREET, New York and consult
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07
Philadelphia aud Reading
Rail Road,
Arrangement CT Passenger Trains
NOV. 23nd, 1875.

Trains tor Hcrndon, bdre rs foliows,
(SvHd1ys ELcpiei)
Leave Shamokin, 500 an $50 and
3 80 p m.
Leave Philadelphia o.l5 a IN. Reading
| 30 IN.
rottsyille, l2,l0 p m. Tamaqua l.20 ?
m Ashland 3j m.
Mt Carmel 3.2l p m.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07
We All haye Faults

he who boasts of beibg perfect is
perfect in folly. ] have been n good
deal mp and down in the world, and
have never seen either n perfect horse
or n perfect man, and never shall nm
ill two sundays como together. You
cannot get white -four out Of n coal
sack, nor perfection out of human
nature; he who looks for il had bot.
ter look for sugar in the sen. The
old saying ia, "Lifcless, faultless."
OF dead men wo should say nothing
but good but rs for tho living. they
are all tarred. more or less, with the
black brush, and half ON ego can soc
it. Every head has soft place in
it, and cvery heart has its black drop.
Every rose has its prickles, and every
day its night Even the sun shows
spots, and the skies are darkened
with clouds. Nobody is so wise but
he has folly enough to stock stall
at Vanity Fair. Where l could not
see the FOOLS cap, / have, novertho-
less heard the bells jingle. AS thero
is no sunshine without some shadow,
so is all human nature mixed up
with more or less evil; oven poor law
guardians have their little failings,
and parish beadles are not wholly Of
heavenly nature. The best vino has
its lees All mems faults are not
written on their foreheads, and it's
quito as well they arc not, or hats
would ncod wide brims; yet as sure
as oggs are oggs, faults Of somo sort
nestle in every man s bosom Thoro's
no telling when mans sins may
show themselves, for haros pop ont
of ditch just when You are not
looking for them A horse that is
weak in the legs may not stumble
for a mile or two, but its in him,
and the rider had better hold him up
well. The tabby cat is not tapping
milk just now, but leave tho dairy
door open, and we will see if she is
not as bad thief as the Kitten
There's fire in the flint. cool as it
looks; wait till the steel gets n knock
Mt it, and you will sec. Everybody
can read that riddle but it is not
everybody that will remember to
keep his gunpowdor out of tho can
dlo.-John PiOUghmdn.
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Feb 5 -. vllnlr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07

CARE OF HousE lILhNrs IN Com WgArHs
Ep.-IlOuse plants require vast amount
of care every day aud from week to week.
They need especially to be guarded against
exposure to sudden change of tempera-
turc. Where u number OF pots with flow.
ers are placed near q window, during o
cold or cloudy day. unless the tempera-
ture is properly maintained the flowers
will he seriously injured by the cold. In
q cold day. unless the sun shines brightly
on the flowers, or at night, unless the bat
ten shutters Of the window are closed, no
colder place can be found in tho apart
mcnt, than close to large window, Many
florists seem to forget their flowers during
cold nights, leaving them near the winow,
where they are liable to become severely
chilled The best place for flowers during
n cold day or night is on n high table near
the middle Of q large room. The higher
the table the better for the flowers. For
ihisjpurpose..a large iable,on oastors should
be provided, 80 that u portion or all the
pots can DO rolled to the middle Of tho
apartment. All plants are invigora d and
rendered more luxuriant by exposure 10
the full influences OF the MONDAY sun.
Yet. on cloudy aud windy days It will be
quite rs well to keep them near tho centre
Of the room, away from cold window. IL
any one doubts that foot or two from .
window is the coldest place in the room,
| let him place q Thermometer few inches
| from the glass for half an hour and then
transfer II TO the middle Of the room, and
be will perceive that the instrument win
indicate q marked variation Of tempers-
ture. Plants in pots are frequently placed
outside Of o window during a cold yet
suushiny day. But such exposure Injuries
the stems and leaves far more than We are
| wont 10 suppose. Y. Herald.
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U0RsE AND CATTLE LlYlMENT.

THIS colobratcl Llnlmcnt has M equal in tho
world for the following complaints In man or
beast. yi,i SprJ.us, Burns, sweeney, Collar
BlItors. }la-h wounds of all knls on nnn or
beast, Ehcuma lism. Burns an} Scnl4s, Warrant
ci O. cure snake lites, AguH IN the Breast Sore
Nipp.c. This Iiuim0ut Is highly recommended
IS all VITO aay, usci Il.
KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.
TIL. wonderful moilcin', which & purely aNcg
tfab'c Preparation, Il one Of the most safe,
spocdynud suro euro for Colds, coughs lioar'
uoss, bronchitis. Wo0pinr Cough, Pain In the
chest, SpltNur pf Blood, soreness and Bleeding
ui The Lungs or Throat which has ever boen
offered 10 tie public. DO not wait until your
cough has settled In consumption, tor cougump-
Non once deeply seated cannot 10 cured. Try II
so addicted ones fOr phthislc, Cough, Bronchitis,
anl all othcraIcatlnns 0itho Throat and Lungs
and with Gods blcs ing AMI regular use OF
this medi zine according u direction you may
confidently expect euro,
GORDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
Tor the relief ana cure 0i Bilious Complaints Of
HU kinds, Dyspepsia, Jnunlc', Headache, In
digestion, lupurlty ottho Blood. 80.
GORpNER'S PILE REMEDY
r. sure Cure for bleeding and itching Piles.
Full directions Tor us3 accompany oach hnd
every ptclugo of tho above medicine. Be sure
that Dr Il lprdner's name IL printed upon
every label. tnllrnatiOn on any disease cheor'
FULLY communicated, Address
Dr. J, II. HORpNER,
Light Stfeeti Columbia Co., Pa
For sale ut all druggists an Country stores,
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The Safe Pilot.

A ship was coming into port with
u valuable cargo of merchandise on
board, and n still more valuable
freight of precious lives. When near
ing the destined port, heavy storm
arose. There was no hope for the
ship unless she could reach the har-
Dor before tho heaviest fury Of the
storm fell upon her. But, alas her
pilot was an incompetent one; lie did
not know the waters through which
he pro.ossed to guido hor. The peril
was seen from the shore, and quickly
a pilot boat, with a few rosolutc men
on board, sot out through the furious
sea to come to the crews rescue
Soon new pilot was ON deck, the
old one displaced and the men as
signed to their various posts. Tho
captain took tho wheel, and followed
implicitly the directions OF the now
Leader.
The ship wes headed directly to-
wards the ioaning breakers
"Shall i put abont?' cried the
captain
STEADY" was the calm reply; and
in moment more cHme the order,
About ship - Tho ship sailed
steadily through a narrow pass be-
twcon two sunken rocks, and soon
all danger was over, and the vessel
So 'ely anchored in the harbor.
O, what a crowding about that no.
bic pilot who had risked his life to
come to them-who had guided them
so steadily and safely through the
storm and breakers The captain
left tho wheel and threw his arms
abou him in q transport OF emotion.
The passengers and crow were all
eager to grasp bis hand, and testify
By words and gifts their gratitude TO
ono who had saved them from death.
Do you not think that in the last
day there will be such gathering
about the great pilot of souls, who
has brought His chosen ones safe in
TO the heavenly harbor Do you
suppose they can over forget that He
not only risked, but gave His life to
rescue them ? We must begin this
song of loving gratitude on earth, il
we would share in the Joy of Christ 8
ransomod ones in heaven.
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DJ'It is told of a map agent that
on q recent trip he was attacked by
highway robbers, who demanded his
money. AS he was too prudent to
carry money in the country, they
failed to make haul ont OF their
victim. "But, said the agent. ~
have some splendid maps Of the
country along with me, which I
should like to show you and in .
twinkling he was off bis horse, had .
map struck upon pole. and explain.
ed 1t so effectually that be sold each
Iof the bandits . map, pocketed TIE
money, and resumed ~ joasasy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
AN APPEAL. TO NORTHERN SYMPATHY.

From tho Charleston News and Courier, Sept %
In our extremity wc ask OF Massach usctts and tho
other States Of the "Od Thirteen" iar and patient
hearing. IN order that our countrymon may know, as
they have known, tho desperate pass TO which
imbcciity aud corruption have brought quarter OF
million of American citizens IN South Carolina, TO
insure whose domestic tranquility" with that Of
:hcir countrymen the constitution OF the United
States was ordained and established.
First-A month ago the co.orcd laborers In the
ties oil Beaufort and Coetou struck or higher wages
Many OF the hands were wiling 10 work nj tho ad-
vanced given at the beginning OF harvesting, but
the ring eaders drove such shorcrs from tho eds set
upon them, bruised them with cubs and brutally
whipped Them. 10 This hour the two counties naned
are IN a periurbcd condition.
Secoud--ln Charleston on September q, mob OF
radical negroes attacked Two colorcd democrats. who
were defended bv party OF white citizens. In the
Tight that ensucd one man was Killed ana several per-
were grlcvously wounded. For some hours tho
negro rioters held undisputcJ possession OF tho prin
cipal thor0ughtare OF the city.
Taird-At the beginning ot this week n posse with
constable, bearing warrant Tor the arrest OF negro
charged with assault and robbery oil an aggrav aed
character, were nrcd upon near Eilcnton by crowd
OF negroes, with whom the iugiivc from justice had
taken refuge These negroes have since burned two
dwelling houses and a number OF barns They re-
moved the rails PORT Royal Railroad, threw a
tram from the track and fired into the train. They
threaten burn tho villages on tho line Of
road.
Fourth--In the quiet town OF Aiken the white citi-
zcns Friday night slept on their arms; the blacks
having beaten tho long roll and manifested an nten-
the torch surer weapon OF offence than
shotgun or bludgeon.
FyM-ln Marion, the other day. negro resisted
arrest and, with his companions. nred upon and
wounded Of tho Shorin's posse who attempted 10
arrest him.
S,sa--Thc Deputy shorir of Barnwsil republican.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

the north window direct view was had through the
the now famous .'hal bedroom" which his unpre-
tending study Ny observations we're soon cut short
by the entrance OF the Governor. whose voice. clear
and light baritone, heard through the doorway bid
ding adicu 10 his visitor You know him at once from
his pictures, and you fancy you have often seen him
before, the lace Is so familiar You forget moment
ary that you have seen his pictures so often and
everywhere. The lace Is autumn, its abundant cover
ing strangely in color both In itself from the hair
on top. which is tinged with gray to a slate color
Boing warmly greeted, nude known my mission,
and, despite the warning had been given, my recep-
ton none The less cordial.
1.-The HERALD, Governor Hayes" went on to OK
plan s anxious 10 get at tho probable result IN Ohio
and your such time would bs greatly appre
cia,ed would like to be the channel OF their COM
munication to the public -
"lp view OF my position" he replied affably and
with sm!le al have deemed II advisable net to ray
any thing more about public matters-thas 49, unless
am constrained by circumstances"
He had reference to tho charge about his income re-
turns and that OF his alleged connection with secret po-
tca societies which had forced him 10 break silence
pressed my request, but he resolutc Inc dread
ful accident on the Panhandle Railroad, occurring SO
near Columbus, had made great sensation IN the CITY,
He turned interviewer and wanted to know bow So
rous the affair had been. and when had told him
what knew OF 1t, he went on to say
at wonderful that the accidents have been so few,
with so many trains gong TO and from the Centennial
crowded with people from all over the country"
81 understand that Carl Schurz, while he WINS your
guest tho other cay assured ierc WAS nothing In
the report OF his proposed retirement from tho list OF
republican speakersy"
$50 he did There was nothing in it,"
but did u not originate IN washIpston~
at may have; but II was used here by the demo-
crats; they circulated II in OHIO"
'Your friends are quito sansuino OF success"
''oh, yes: things are drifting IN our favor II II
year OF DRIFT in favor Of the republ can party"
THAT was graceful compliment on the part OF Gov
ernor hartranf-onc OF your competitors at Ciucin-
natwhcn h. called yesterday with his dcputaton OF
Boys IN Blue aud paid you his own and their respects
warmly"
''Governor Hartranft is an earnest man. We were
together part oi the time during the war;"
Tha conversation here took turn to the topic Of the
Governors career in connection with the corps or
General Burnside in the Army OF the Potomac, on
which he questioned IN my desire to identity some
mutual AcQuaintaDccs Of whom wo found many. He
then inquired alter some trends IN New York, and
having satisfied him concerning them took my leave
He accompan led me to hc door, with, possibly hos
ptablc intention. bareheaded as he was, to
or as the damp exterior OF the Executive chamber.
but eludei such an honor by speedy departure.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
among reform republicans an over ,h. coussry HIs
HisDc

iiir iacArym9.
rhg DExocRArIc CANVASS IN ALBANY
has begun In earnest The candidate for Congress 10
Terence j. Quinn. a wealthy brewer. He II now tho
nominee OF the united democracy OF Albany county.
He defeated Two years ago by spIt tie heeghsn
antiArgus faction having Supported Eli Perry. The
prospect that Terry las he Is familiarity cacdl will
be elected this year. rs tho democracy OF Albany
county fully organized and Enthusiastic the CLUB
under the general OF Colonel
Jonn Dickerman, tho genial auctioncer, being par
ticuarly distinguished Tor Hs thorough discipline The
Jack ksoni ian CLUB, combination OF the and milf
tary elements, is powerful auxiliary In tho regular
democratic aystem IN Albany county.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
ANDREW H GREEN FOR MAYOR

Arrangements have been made for meeting,
to be held At Cooper Institute Saturday evening,
the 7th Of October for the purpose OF rendering An
drew IL Green the citizens nomination for the ONCE
OF Mayor. Calls Tor the meeting in circulation,
and large gathering Is anticipated
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
The Ladies Leap-Year Party.

The young ladies of Savannah and
vicinity gave an elegant Leap-Year
Party at Hardy's Hall, on Monday
evening last. We had not the pleas.
ure of attendancc-our private affairs
interchangeable learn it was a splen-
did succ IS throughout,-all enjoying
themselves finely, and a happy and
beneficial effect produced. A cores
pondent Of the st. Joe Herald writes
concerning it:
"TO no II more than to Mr.. Jas.
Hardy, are the good people of Savan-
nah and vicinity indebted for the re-
filming influences which have been at
work among her young people for the
last two wears, and which has made
of them the most polite and refined
class 1t has cvcr been the pleasure of
your correspondent to minglc with.
Had not this gentleman erected his
most beautiful and commodious hall,
the ladies' Lcap-Ycar-Saint-Valen
tinc-Saint-Emnial ball, could not have
been made the unqualified success it
was. Everything was in the most
perfect order.
"Ihc music. by Rosenblatt's string
band, of st. Joseph, and the manage
mcnt, by Prof. II. Il. Younger, Mas
" 80,
ter OF Ceremonies, was simply fault
less. No better selections could have
been made than were made BY the
committees.
"Thc committees Oh reception and
invitation were: Misses Grcenlec,
Ford, Stiles and Giddings.
"Tho floor managers were Misses
Giddings, Stiles, Ford and Walker,
and they did their work splcndidly.
"Not jar was felt during the che
tire evening. so perfectly had they
everything planned i'll advance, and
so thoroughly did they carry out the
plans they had arranged. No one
need tell us hereafter that The ladies
have not executive ability, and that
they are not suitable to fill positions
Of honor and trust. BY their superb
management of all the details of this
most enjoyable party, they have for
ever established with us their rcpu-
tation i'll this regard. Nor were the
arrangements for supper less perfect
ly executed. Madamcs Kelley, Bus
kirk, Walker, Stiles, and Bennett,
were such committee, and most sex.
ccllcnt wcll' did they do the work as.
signed them.
There were over over sixty cou-
pies at the tables, and yet there was
dread enough and TO spare"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
TIL Il
SILVER TONGUE
O ORGAN
It's Immense Success.
O r G !

The whole country is awaking to
the importance of introducing music
into the household. The cabinet or
gon is becoming the great family in
strument, and hundreds of the best.
families in the west arc sending IL
their orders for the tanaouS Siircr|
Tongue - organ, made by l.. b. Need
ham e Son, of New York, knowing
it to be the Oldest md best organ made
in the United States, and therefore.
the best in The WOrld,
Thirty gears test has proved their
superiority.
Parties where there are no agents,
wishing TO purchase of these ia
nous instruments, can have one de-.
livcrcd at their door by writing to
WALTER 5. GILMAN,
General Agent, dealer in Pianos and
Organs, Opera House block, st. Jo-
scph, Mo. 16.tf