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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27
Ths WAYS ~ the world.

Chapter Of the History of n Porous Plaster
n IL the way III The world when new thing Is
introduced toery 'shom' and "hnmbug." and lts
progress to public favor is slow. The reputation
was soon established despite this preudiee. In
Haltmore, Washington. Richmond New Or
leans. Terre HATTIE. Ind. Quincy. H.. II has
almost entirely superseded ordinary porous
plnaars md inimenta. an1 the sale is large npa
rapidly growing in MI parts " the country The
rpasun why this 10 so. ID because peotla find
that II Ia great Improvement on the nrendy
popular porous pnster Ut other kinds. md
recommend II IT, their suffering friends. III
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\ EW ORLEANS LAGER.
CASPAR BUSSE,
Nos. 40 and AS CIarlres street.

Announces to proprietors Of beer saloons and
to the public. that having completed his i'm
mensc apparatus for manufacturing
LAGER BEER.
he is prepared to sell the same at a lower price
than any other home made article, and of as
good quality as any similar article produced in
die United States. fc4
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The following Watches are oil 1fgyer ng1
m"uts. Jewelnd same ~ ~ sl5 Hash
sold with guarantee for two years; N
solid silver Watrh, same az The eut.s.s''"4 Y
Solid Silyer Stem- Winder. ....s... ..s....
5tcm- Windnr. ! IN. Silver ease.s....,....ss~s :
Same. but open face, fiat glass. 4t.....s..''e
Solid u kafat Gold Watch. . ~. elsts.,. q
solid ~ karat fold Watcu, ~ case ~. e..
Solid "A karat Gold stem Winder ~ % ~ =
solid u knat Gold stefn-Nindef. ~ p ~ 80.
The following Watches IRE two sl w sas< |
than the si5 Watches. and finer dIalltys q
In Silver. hunting or open lace easst...s.''r
Solid "a knrnt Gold naso. 49,. ..s...ss,ett'ts.s
Solid ~ karat Gold case.... .t-s.'s... .s'''f
Ladies' Watches. Solid Gold easss .ts'.'~
Stem Winders. Solid Gold eases. -
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly ehai ~ Z q
and enHmrIed lf ~. ~ w. WI
Gnntlemen's Gold Chains % grew '''s
Prices vary from sl5 ~ SIS. n.,asf1sss
A large assortment ~ LANES wv" S''-
from sl5 to 800. ...u...h ~
Silver Chain. suitable for The 80 "Sea
81 10 g.. ....Sssf
Any watch sent by mall. in regisp,,51%s ~
age. nj my risk. on receipt 81 pre-, va VIZ Nj
for postage: or by Express, &. ", , wssra1
lege Of opening the package ana , ssae : II
Watch before paying for 1t. Addrtsst rr1Iw
A Key that winds any watch sent Ws~ss
fifty eeDfe and stump. 49,
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Making up the total

In what way Kellogg distributed his
$50. 900, he can best show. Kellogg,
Clinton and Dibblc, we are told, were
paid in cash, the others in warrants,
sold at an average Of fifty cents on the
1nl lar
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LOUISIANA As 1T Is.
25s Pages.
lts Topography and Valuable Resources.
ny DANIEL BENNETT.
Price, go Cents Postage, II Cents.
LIBERAL REDUCTION TO DEALERS.
10, 900 Copies Just Published 1000
Copies sold.
book strppg Endorsement
OPINIONS OF NEW ORLEANS BOOK
SELLERS:
II Ia a book which has long been wanted md
often called for. | am selling col les daily that
are mailed to al pafts ~ the world.
GEORGE ELLIS. Epokseer.
Opposite the Post Once.
During my long experience as n bookseller in
III city have had thousands Ut inquiries for
such work. Mr. Denuett's Lou ISIAkA Al 1T
L. il precisely tho book that has been called for
II gives general satisfaction to my Datrons in
city and country. " it's true character wero
generally known it would require ton times tbs
present edition Of 1000 copies 10 supply tho
lemuud. G. q. HALEY. Bookseller.
70 Commercial Place.
Branch. l53 Poydfas stroot.
An experience Of twenty five years rs book
seller in New Orleans will justify me in saying
that the book lust issued by Mr. Danl Dnnnstt.
LOUISIANA Az TT rs. supplies want long
felt by residents md strangers The demand
for tho book Is active and IL steadily Increasing.
JAMES a. GRESHAM.
npt2 ~ Camp ana liz Canal street.
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FOR THE LAKE.
saturday, April II.

Forthc present trains viii leave Metaiaie Ridge
and the Lake EVERY HALF HOUR. from
O'Clock q. M the last train leaving the Lake at 10
O'Clock p. m
Fare from Clay Statxc to Lake. TEN CENTS
Hp22Gt
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR ATTORNEYS
FEN

We nre not concerned in tho war be
tween Attorney General Field on the
ono hand. and Kellogg. Clinton. Dibble
Il Go. on the other, except in SO far as
the public interests may be subserved
by the strife in the enemys camp. The
dark and forbidding operations of the
Usurpation have been too reconcile for
Via to grasp them ALL and we do not pro
tend to comprehend more Of this con
troversy than Is apparent in attainablc
specific facts And SO far "a the known
facts go. we think tho people Of Louisi-
ana must side with Mr.. Field. Recent
ly no has been charged with
employing special attorneys alta cost Of
SAC. 900 to the State. II il beyond uues-
ton that he has employed assistant
counsel but tho amount paid for this
extra service. SO far rs we can ascertain.
amounts to but $4,000. We are not
prepared to express an opinion as to the
propriety of MS extra service. but US
tico compols Il to say that the illness Of
Mr. Field rendered it necessary Tor him
to have aid, and rs Mr.. Kellogg forced
upon as his assistant N man utterly dis
reputable and corrupt. his course in ON
ploying other counsel to conduct cases,
worth millions to the State. against pow
crful rings, appears to hayo been. under
the circumstance. ludicious.
But it seems that Mr.. Field is not tho
only official of the usurpation who has
been employing high-priced special AT
torneys ut the expense Of tho state. An
examination Of the several appropria-
ton acts Of the Kellogg legislatures
shows tho following appropriations
made for special attorneys fees, as en-
ployed on behalf Of the State, those for
the years 1873, "a and '75 amount in tho
aggregate to the large sum Of So2, 800,
distributed rs follows
Special ATTORNEYS fees for Kcogg ...... .f35 900
Auditor Clintons solicitor 1880
Assistant Attorney General. ........+...... G.ooo
H. C. bibble special Toes in 1873, ........... 5000
w W. Howe, special fees in 1874 ........... 900
w W. Howe. per Funding Board in 1874. 1000
Thos j. Sernmes special fees in a.. 5000
Follows * Cotton special fees In ls7i.... 1900
Follows x Cotton. special fcos IN 1876 .... b.ooo
Geo II. Iraugbn special fees in BID. 1900
Total. sa2. 800
OF the above, only those items ap-
propriatcd to Mcssrs. Braughn. Fellows
and Cotton were for services rendered
Mt the instance Of Mr.. Field, or with
his approval or consent,
Amounting in nll to...........,...........s 22 900
While for Auditor Clinton - use there - 500
For Kellogg 5000
For II. G.. bihble. II 0oD
And for the tavOrltcS OF holloZg ......... If 900
Making NJ tho total Observation-Disclosures. 500 300
In what way Kellogg distributed his
So. 900, he can best show. Kellogg,
Clinton and DibbIc, we are told, were
paid in cash, the others in warrants,
sold at an average Of fifty cents on the
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+ EFT IN THE WATER CLOSET A TRANT-
- er. sef-cocking. har-trigger PISTOL, val
ued as present More money will be given for
it by me than it can be sold for
JOHN HAWKINS,
ap22 II 134 Common street.
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Thomas II. Hunt. VIII steven.
John W Saunders. James Wallaee.
T. T. Cnmunek Edw. 4. Yorke.
Thos. g. II rndon. W. s. Bailey.
Jno. 4 NJ iris. II. j. Baer.
q. +. Beauregard. J. Il. Hood.
j. q. Clark. J. o. Landry.
J. X. Overton. Il. G. Bond.
NJ d. Bringer james Lugan.
Thos. J.. Maxwell ]. y. Walton.
T.. Iertus. George Dupre.
q. Il. Ocean. Amedee q. james
NJ N. j. ,wruHn J.. o. Fazende.
VIM. Twichelt. !. Buchanan.
II. Duberrand. VIM. H. Holmes.
Leeds Grscneaf l.. La Combc,
Paul Waterman. Leon Bertuli,
u. Waggnmau Alexander Walker.
A. G. Harrison. Victor Bcre
John Hopkins. H. 7. Stainback.
j. }. Barr. g. W. Sargent.
New ORLEANS. April b. 1876.
Messrs. Thos. n. Hunt. John W. Saunders. win
Steveu and others:
Gentlt4nc,,-I am in receipt Of your very fiat
tering communication Of the 18th inst. in which
you tender me n complimentary benefit In ac-
certng your offer let me assure you Of my graf
itude and thorough appreciation Of your kind
ness. and respectfully designate next MONDAY
EVENING. May /. ut the Varieties Theatre
Yours. very faithfully. b. POLK.
HU2G
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OF the above, only those items ap-
propriated to Mcssrs. Braughn. Fellows
and Cotton were for services rendered
Mt the instance Of Mr.. Field, or with
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-11-04
III. u. RLVET
SUCCESSFUL DE
e. MONTEUSE d. Gle.

A CONSIGNMENT en- magaein M .ssorti-
ment complet de Drognes, Prodnits Chimi-
cues. article de te%intnrerie, Parfumerie. Ran
Mediosments pateLtes, frapcais. an
glais. americains,
laux minerales naturelles ct factices.
Peychsad. 10 a. a.
Coin BienviIle q Chartrcs.
Nouvelle- Orleans,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-11-04
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
FOR N.
THE METROPOLITAN NATIONALDANK
OF NEW YORK AND OTHERS.
VS.. NO. SIS.
V. e. NJ. ANDERSON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.


BY virtue Of an order Of sale. to me directed by
the Honorable the Fourth Judicial District Court Of
the Slate Of Louisiana. in and for the Parish, of ST.
James. in the above entitled and numbered par,i
ton suit. l will proceed to sell at public sale and
auction, on the premises.
On Saturday the 4tA. Of Norember, 4. D.,
1876, at IL VClock A. NJ,
The following described property. to wit:
"a certain sugar plantation. known az Acadia
plantation. situated in the Parish Of st. James. on
''the Right Bank Of the Mississippi River. nj about
'seventy one miles above tile City Of New Orleans,
measuring five arpents and twenty one 'oises from!
ION said River; by eighty srren's i" depth, bounded
'above by lands of V. Il. NJ. Anderson, and below
'by il'os" of WIN. II. Aymar, together with a Ger.
tain portion of swamp lands, situated in the rear Of
said plantation and measuring about eighteen hun.
''dred acres, in area. together also will, all the build
'ings, appearances. twenty five mules, seven large
carts, two small carts, fourteen plouehs and all
''o'l'er agricultural implements Of hnsbal,dry, there
ION and therennto belonging" Said property will
be sold for partition, on The following terms and
conditions, to wit:
One half of the price Of adjudication payable
cash, one fourth payable one year after date. and
the other one fourth payable in two years after the
date Of the public sale said credit instruments to
be represented by promissory notes Of The purchaser
or purchasers, bearing interest Of 90 per annnm
from date until paid, and secured by mortgage and
vendors privilege on the property sold.
The crop OF sugar cane and corn, now on said
above described property. is reserved in favor of V.
y. NJ. Anderson, to whom a delay of sixty days is
allowed to take off and dispose fsail crop Said
property will be sold in lots of from ten TO fifty acres
on the conditions above settor,h.
Sheriff ) Office, Parish of st. James, this the 27,h.
day Of September, A d. 1876.
RICHARD slMMs, Sheriff.
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DERNIERES

Par ultimatum russo le Sultan est
reqnis dc signer III armisticc dc six So.
maines on deuX mois.-Les MontcnG.
grins victoricux sont entries dams TAI.
banie.-Le prince Milan, roi dun Jour,
vent abdiquer.-Le cardinal Antonclli
Sc meurt, va MOURN ct peut-Gtre est
mort.
Grant, Sherman ct Sheridan ont
tenu conseil.
I'm detachement %d'infanterie, sous
le lieutenant Cook, a Ia grande surprise
DIES habitants lie Ste. Marie, est venu
camper d Franklin.-n nest pas vrai,
CONNIE on ravait dit, quill y ait Ell con-
fit entire les soldats fedGraux ct les ci-
toyens dams Ia paroisse Ouachita; mails
il parait que les officers ct soldats fedG-
raux campes dams CO canton font du
z6le politique, electoral ct RADICAL
Antoine a NAL aux dents.
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Sale OfEe,.yies.

Public notice is hereby given. in accordance with
resolution of the Police Jury, that on Monday. the
9th. day of November 1876, at 10 o'clock a. NJ l
will offer for sale at the Court House, for the term
Of one year from december 6, to the highest bidder.
the following named Ferries situated in the Parish,
of st James:
The Upper Line Ferry-Runnins from M.lan-
CONS in the fifth Ward, to the neares, point on the
opposite hank
The White Hall Fery-Running from Rybiski's,
III The Fourth ward, to the nearest point on the
opposite bank.
The Pamela Ferry-Rnnning from ]. A. Bour-
gcois', White Hall, 10 the most convenient point
opposite.
The Colomh F~rrry-Runniny from Colomb's
Store, III the Third Ward, to the nearest poin, on
The opposite bank.
The Court House Frrry-Running from the old
to the new Court House.
The College Point Ferry-Running from the St.
James Railroad Station to the most convenient pom,
opposite.
Th. New vachrry Road Fe,y-Running from
the New Fachery Road to The nearest point OH the
opposite bank.
The shcdrick Frrry-Runninr from Love Rcine's
place. in the first Ward, to the nearest point on the
opposite Bank.
The Golden Grove Ferry-Runnine from the
Golden Grove plantation, in the FRS, Ward, to the
nearest point on the opposite bank.
the lessee Of Teach and every
ca eha' W required ~ give bond IN double the
amount OF adjudication. for the faithful performance
OF his dnty as a public f%rrry.nan, as required by law,
and shall bind himself to cross all Parish officers
when on business connected with the Parish, grand
aud petit jurors. and witnesses and prisoners ii cri.
mInal eases, whenever they shall be called upon.
ana under no circumstance shall they present any
bill for such service to the Parish for payment
The lessee If The Whit. Hall Ferry. Cuur. House
Ferry, College Point Ferry. aud the L.onevicw
Ferry. shall keep a good anil safe fiat for the t,ans.
p"riatl"n OF animals and vehicles
The Police jury reserves the right to annul any
Terry privileges granted, Whenever they shall be Of
OPINION that such ferry is not conducted in "A proper
manner and does not meet The wants and rruur,
ments of The community.
IEHMs:-Cas!, in United States currency Or duly
approved Parish Bills.
N B.-No bid will be accepted without payment
on the spot. NJ s. LANDRY.
81 James, Oct. 9th, ls76. Prcst. Police Jury.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-11-04

Toussaint.-La population dc cette
paroisse est tres pieuse ct tres religion.
sc. File a le cutie dies grandes chooses
de In religion ct du ch%ristianisme, ct le
cutie d ceux qul ne sont plus, qui dor
ment EN- terre sainte, Gui reposent dams
Ieternel silence dies tombes, ct quiescunt.
&c dernier cutie, le cutie j; ceux que
nous avon connus, que nous von al.
mes, QUO nous csperons revoir dams Ia
lumiere divine ct retcrnite supreme dun
meillenr monde, est c~ertainement sacre.
II est bon que les vivants honorent les
morris. Les vivants Naujourd'lui scront
les morris dc domain, ct nous dcvons
tous, petits on grands, orgueilleux OIL
motlestes, riches OH pauvres, beaux OH
lads, nOirs OIL blancs, courber IN ttte
sous lie seuil de la mort ct nous abimcr
dams rGgalite DIES advertisements ma
teriels. Dieu nc connait point lie puts.
SAINTS.
Notre population catholique q done
pieuSement tcte SEES morris ct Seme ses
feurs de deuil sur les tOmbes DIES cine.
there's.
Eft tous ont laiss6 tombcr dies larmcs
SUI LII tcIIc uul It's DOlI.
Feu.-Dans la mutt de mardi 4 mer-
credi, vers neuf heurcs, lie magasin 4
mails de NJ. II. @. Colomb a etc dGtruit
= par le fen. La perte est d'environ $500.
Docteuy Huard.-"Comme dit IL Mes
ch0ceDf.-et nous sOmmes he,reux lie
nous joindrc i lula paroisse St.-Jean-
Baptiste possede dams le docteur Huard,
un mGdecin habile, I'M homme distingu6
ct un patriotic sincere lie plus. lie doc
teur Huard, encourage par le bon ac-
cueil Quill a recu Il repoGuc on il est vc-
nu 0firir SEES Soins i son confrere ct ami,
lie regrette docteur Hart, a resolu dc sc
tixer parmi nous dune maniere dtfni-
tive"
F4sette.-Samcdi proclaim, Dieu mcr-
ci, Frasette sourira.
Samedi proclaim %egalemcnt, sill plait
i Dieu, nous continuerons i chanter
les grices, les beauties ct les yertus DIES
PhOrisicns.
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AMn
PROPRIETE EFT MAIsON

S-" venure on q Iouer, pres du
College Jefferson, paroisse st. Jacques, rive
bet. ct ancienne dependence du vienx College
Jefferson. Grande Maison 4 etage, en- briqne,
double, CONNIE nenve. Cuisine, magasins, &c.
Cinqnaute acres de honne terre.
S'adresser 4 Mr.. ]. GENr11, GU Bureau du
Auisianais.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-11-04
Registration Notice.

The Supervisor Of Registration will open his Office
at the following places in this parish:
Court House, from August 2Sih. to Septcm.
Der 9Th.
Paul Crest Store, from September 7lh. 10 Septcm-
Der 18th.
Henry Ri'cy's Store. house, September 18th. TO
September 18th.
Benjamin Cohen's Store, September 10Th 10 Sep.
TENDER 23rl,
Andcrson's Store, September Gath. to September
29,h.
Old Court House. September 30th to October 3rd.
john Valery Armant's Store, October 4,h. TO Oc-
loher 9th.
Vacleric School House, October 10Th. to October
18th.
Returning thence to the Court House where re.
gis,raiion and revision will be- completed,
LUClEN COMO,
Supervisor Of Registration, ST. James Parish.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-11-04

ST. JAMES PARISH. October 9th. 1876.
The Polling places in this Parish will he as
follows on the It'll. day of November 1876.
1st. Ward, at Alexander Reine's Store.
2nd. I" I" Jean Tcissier's Store.
Henry Riley's.
3rd. +" General jones' Church.
4th. +" Sam. Cooks Church.
9th. w. E. NJ. A~nderson's.
" Jacob D%ornherger's.
9Th, 4" the Old Court House.
Charles Piaisance.
y. 9TH. " the Old Rice Mill.
9Th. Pierre Groves.
LUCIEN COMO,
Supervisor Of Registration iu and for the
Parish of st. james.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-11-04
AUX CONTEMPORARIES
DE LA PAROISSE ST. JACQUES.

Ayont etc DECLARE colecteur legal de cette
paroisse par decision de la Cow public
c'-"ramt, h deror m'est impose dc collcc-
ter ammedidtement les tarcs dues.
Je M'ai pas jmsQuN present w:esst les
c~ontribuobles, etje nc desire point e fare;
mas II me .faut me conformer aur ordres
de FAuditeur qui m'enjoint d'aroir a Ill.,
ter Ia collection 0es tares.
Is. r. YATES,
Collector DIES I'ares.
Paroisse st. Jacques, 81 Sept. 1876.
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JOUR obs MORRIS

C'est lie jour OF, Ton rleure,
Oh Ton va, font wolfe,
Visiter la demeure
Oh lc fre1c est allie;
Oh Ia tombe ct In terre,
Recouvrant nos amis,
Font silence ct mystere
Sur les morris endOrmis.
C'est lie jour OH Ia femme
= Verse pieusement
Les parfums de son ame
1T de son cGur aimant.
Car seule, agenouilltc,
La femme, &c .jour-la,
A rautre anne eveillee
Dit tout has: Me VOLTA.
&c jour-la, sur la tombe
Gu nous semons DIES tlerrs,
Oh tout fnit, tont tombe,
Ellie verse des pleuUs.
Car les pleurs, tendre femme,
Dams ce monde attristt,
Sont les t1eurs de nOtre anne
Et de %rhumanite.
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II VI s.

Tons les debiteurs de In Maison I. ". HO-
MAN e. Gle. en liquidation, sont prevents
que les complies dns dans les paroisses St.
jacques ct St. Jean Baptiste, ont etc remis
entire les mains de Mr.. r. P. Poche, avocat a
Convent P. o. st. Jacques, pour recouyre-
mont.
On evitera des frais de poursuite en- 60 prG.
sentant pour regler les complies sans delai.
s. HOPKINS JR.,
2lno4tI L%lQU1DATRuR.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

f7y~ror cheap Carpet 80 to the y. :.
ra.cy store, opposite tho hyystouc Hotel.
S,li.sgrJsc.
rs. Wcis Of the Y. Y. fancy store
opposite IT, keystone lIctcl Sc!inse rove,
hes rcs,iyc- !1t Of Carpets which he ai
"'''.-g 10 I-r. cent cheaper than any ever
.uc,cd in Snyder County. Call aud $50
them,
Es-y"Wc would advise our friends when
Aisii.rE Sclinsgrovc. 20 call at :. Wcin \. N.
!. tfncy store, opposite the Keystone Ilo.
tel, where they will find the largest assort.
mcnt u NIL The late Novelties in Fancy
Goodst to lie found in this section Of country.
1t prices which cannot be beat. Nv
THE AMERICAS PEOPLE. peoplr
in the world suffer ~ much with Dyspcp.
s,a "a Americans AMI alt though years of
experience in medicine have failed TO nc.
comr!ish n certain and sure remedy until
GREES's q AuGrsr FLOWER Was intro luccI
for this disease AMI its effects; yct so well
has this remedy succeeded in every en- g
10 effect cure, that there il not \ DRUG.
Fisi In the United States bat recommends
the ArCunr Flower. in all cases OF Dys.
pcpsiI and Liver Complaint, Costivene-..
Sour Stomach, Sick iirlinchc. aGl all de-
raugcmcEts ~ the stomach aud Liver.
.Gp 20 yuur bruggist aul get u Simlc
boule lJr 10 cents aud try 1t. Two doses
will relieve any case. Regular size %
cents. Jply % 75 Is
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16

FIRE INsURANCE.-I would respect
fully inform the citizens OF Middlcburg
and vicinity, that have been appoin-
ted agent 10y Thompson Il Ginger,
General Insurance Agents, Williams.
port Pa. Successors of James l.. Schoo.
Icy decd, for this vicinity, and take
this method of informing all persons
insuring by the said Mr.. Schooley, that
| will renew their Policies, rs they ox-
pirc, in companies o! Il II d o u b g d
strength and security, | represent the
Royal, of Liverpool, Royal Canadian,
OF Montreal Providence, Washington,
Of Providence Trade, Of Camden ;
Woynesboro, of Waynesbor : Pa. and
Mutual Benefit Life, OF Newark, y, J.
q, ". GRANELLO, Ageit,
nov9, MiddiebWy, Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
The Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad
Company

Hereby give notice that ON or BEFORE the
First Of May Next
They will open n Passenger Station In Fair.
mount Park, upon the line of the Junction Rail.
road, In close proximity 10 Memorial Hall and
other principal buildings of tho
Centennial international Exhibition.
And that regular passenger and excursion
trains will thereafter be run between the new
station and tho various points upon their sew
ersl railway lines.
The attention OF Citizens OF Phisdolphia
looking for summer Residences, and of Stran-
gers desiring to secure houses or lodging Ia the
Vicinity Of Phiiadelphia during tho period Of
tho Exhibition, Is called to tho fact that from
nearly all places upon the railroads Of the Com
pany within twenty or thirty miles OF the oity
passengers will be able to reach the Exhibition
without change Of cars In as short = time 40 II
will require 20 make the trip by horse cars from
many potnts In the city.
Special excursion trains will 10 run for the
accommodation Of schools, Societies or other
For ipforlDstiou apply to O, q. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent, No. 221 South FOuRrH
blroot, Philadelphts, and to the several Local
SuperintsndsntS or 70 the underslgnsd,
JOHN 4. WOOTTEN,
General Superintendent. Reading, Pc.
Mar. 10. .'75-sW.