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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-02-24
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Nhcreas the lion. J. &. BucnYR, prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
and Miflln and j. @. l.. Shindcl and
b. l.. Rnudenhush Esqs Associate Judges
in md for Snyder county have issued their
preccpt bearing, date the 18th day Of
Dec. A. D. 1875, TO mc directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, n court
Of Common Pleas, court Of oyer and Ter
miner and General court OF Quarter Ses-
sions Of the reace at Middlcburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the Ith Monday. (br,
ing the 2sth day Of February 1850 and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace aud Consla'
bles in and for the county Of Snyder, to ap'
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrsnces TO do those thing
which Of their oiliccs and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per
sons prosecuting in behalf OF the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at then
peril. Justices are requested TO be punct
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal OF th'
Sheriff's office in Middleburg, tho l2ib lay
Of Jan. A, D., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy six.
DANIEL EIsENHAkr. Sheriff.
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A Dead Shot.

Frank Frayne is now performing
the feat of shooting an apple off his
wife's head. He performs it nightly
at the New Chicago Theatre. Some
persons thought it simply cleavcr
trick of legerdomsin but it is real
ly triumph of Workmanship. Re.
Gently Mr.. Frayno gave private
exhibition Of his skill before select
committee consisting OF members Of
the press aud number of exp erts.
Mr.. Fred Knight, q member of the
company, was selected to hold the
apple on his head and stand quiet
under fire. Frank Frayne loaded
his rihe-a Stevens, made at Chico
pee Falls, Mass.--and he made that
piece Of fruit fly into thousand pie,
oes.-Then he repeated tho expert
ment, this time firing backward
over his shoulder, aud taking his aim
by means of a small mirror. There
could be no doubt as to the reali-
ty of tho shooting the only wonder
was that the young man shot at
could calmly stand without finching.
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,monp his drunken comrades.

Alice Beauchampe, amazed ut her
own courage, stood silent amidst the
smoke of her own pistol. She saw
tho bacchantes try to shake off their
torper at sight of their stricken lea
der, and one rose to his feet to fall
rs soon as he needed support
"Now for the swamp y she cried,
with triumph, and the next minute
rushed from the disgusting sight.
An hour passed away, nnd the
drunken tories begau to recover /;
their chief, who had dropped to the
floor, seemed TO sober them with his
cold lace aud staring eyes, and when
thoy had almost recovered their
scattered wits, tho foo they dreaded
was upon them.
Alico Boauchampc's voice had
fired tho hearts of n patriot band for
vengeance. On her way to tho swamp
she had encountered the partisans
who had captured Que of tue flying
horses, and were following the trail
The conflict between patriot and
tory was brief and almost bloodloss
The five avengers were made
prisoners, ane sued like towards for
the mercy they had never granted to
a living being.
need not describe tho scenc that
followed. Suffice it to say that the
trees in front of Alice Beauchainpe's
home boro the strangest fruit that
ever hung from living limb.
Tho vengeance OF the patriots was
as complete rs terrible, and whcr
tho glorious sun rosc again, til,
dreaded mon of the lovely distric
had ceased to frighten people Will
their name.
Alico Bcauchampc, whose courag,
had lcd to tho determination Of til,
ayenging band, became tho heroin,
of the day. and after the termination
of hostilitics welded n lieutenant o
Marion's men. Hcr hcroism is ven
Grated, aud her gallant exploit mar
rated daily by hundreds of her dc
seen dants in the Palmetto State.
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The Place for Young Men.

Young man, go to India II Is the Gus
tom there far parents TO pay men to marry
their daughters In Calcutta, recently q
rich lIiudoo paid man who cams from .
family Of considerable distinction the sum
Of $500. 900 TO marry his daughter. The
fellow married the young girl, . mere
child in years. and pocksted tho money
Within two years he had gsmbled away
all this money and was in debt besides,
In this strait ho sont the girl TO her par
cuts' homo. demanding $too. 900 more IS Z
q condition OF living with her longer. The
proposition WAS Indignantly rejected. aud
the discarded wife now remains at hsr
parental home. 1t 10 . stigma upon Z
lIindoo family II the daughters are no
married b efsrs arriving At the age Of ihir
teen,
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored

yCs Just yublisned, q now edition of Dr.
tW tutNcrvrli'- Celebrated Essay On
kM tho radical cure without modicine) of
Si--V~ SrKnMAToRHHRA or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, InroTENCr,
Mental and Physical lncapaclty, Impeiiments
to Marriage, etc, also, COssUMrTios, ErI-
LEPsy and FIrs, induced by scifinduigence or
sexual oNtrAyagancc, 80.
ss-pricc, In u sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates, from u thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming cOnsc,
quences OF scltnbusc may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Oilntornal medicine
or the application Of tho knife poiutinh nut n
mode Of cure at once simple, certais and cfectu.
al by means OF which every sufferer. no matter
what hts condition may be, may cure himself
chcaply, privately, and radically.
sS'This Lecture should be In tho hands OF
every youth AMI every man In tho land.
Nou' under seal, In u plain onNelopI 10 hny
address postpaid, on receipt NJ SIX cent? or two
post stamps. Address the Puplishors,
tHAS. !. q. kLlNES Co,
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Kissed by a BurQlar,

The Now York Mercury says A
most peculiar robbery was lately
perpotrated upon tho female inmates
of house on Dupont street, San
Francisco. Tho women, it appears,
were asleep, and when they retired
they had left the gas burning low.
Thoy wero awakened by sudden
brightness which had becn.produced
by turning on full head OF gus, and
they discovered three mon in tho
room. One Of these had pointed
toward thcm u loaded revolver,
while the two othors were rummag.
ing the drawers Of tho bureau. Ono
Of the women gave scream. when
all three men turned toward tho bed
and each presented q revolver, tell
ing them they would have to keep
quiet if they valued their lives, and
il they had anything to say they
must not speak above a whisper,
One of the robbers then approached
tho women. From the hands of one
he stripped diamond rings valued at
$500, and from the other took rings
worth Sl25. Ono of tho women,
after being robbed commenced to
cry bitterly, and tho robber asked
her why she wept She replied :
"You have taken my wedding ring /;
return that TO mo, and you may
k9op the rest The robber hesitat.
ed about returning it, but thc WON
an begged hard that he would re
turn it, and he placed it on the
finger from which he had taken it,,
after which he kissed her and ex-
prested a hope that she would be
good girl in tho future.
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sci ct - u q d.
Ferguson's Avengers.
Il Story Of Partisan Days.

"7His for the gallent Ferguson l.
The foregoing five words had in.
situted reign OF terror in one of
the loyl,est districts OF the Pslmet>
TO State-a district wstored by the
Catawba and Pacolct rivers aud their
gentle tributaries.
= In the month OF September, 1880
Cornwallis detached The notorious
Col. Ferguson to the frontiers Of
North Carolina, for the ostensiblc
purpose Of encouraging the tories of
that region to take up arms for tho
king. Fergusons force consisted in
part of the most prohigateand aban-
doned characters of tho partisan
days, and his march was marked
by attrocities of the most shocking
description. The hardy men of the
Carolinas, Kontucky aud Virginia,
rose against the marauders, and, led
by Boone aud other backwoods wor.
thies, gave them n decisive defeat at
Kings Maintain. Ferguson was
slain in the battle, and his fellow
fJragers, numbering about one thou-
sand, were nearly all captured or
killed.
This conflict revived the hopes OF
the Southern patriots, aud forced
CORVALLIS to roturn to Charleston
discomfitted and cast down.
I'VE shall have rest now," tho pa
triots said, after the battle "Fer.
cusou, the dreaded, is dead, and the
few tories who escaped with their
wretched lives are not strong enough
to do us harm
Everywhere in the vicinity of the
battlefield the Americans breathed
freer, and the loyalists in whose in,
forests Ferguson had marched to his
death, curbed their loyalty, and in
secresy swore revenge.
But the settlements were soon to
learn that tho victory OF King
Mountain had nerved the arm of q
foe more terrible than any which
they had hitherto known.
The existence of tho new terror
was discovered by boy one morn
ing about fortnight after the bat
tie. He found the family Of Arehi'
bald Mettson murdered in their owr
house, and to the corpes had beer
pinned q paper bearing these words
This for the gallant Ferguson !
This terrible atrocity aroused tht
country, and the excitement wal
quickly heightened by the finding o
the body OF another murdered pa
triot. On the cold breast which has
been pierced by pistol balls, was tn
pallid paper and its words OF terri
BILE import, and the country knew
that o fearful vengeance would b.
taken for Kings Mountain.
During the week that followed tn
discoveries | have mentioned, tn
work OF the Avengers was terrible
They fell upon patriot houses at th
dead OF night, and left on tho bosom
OF their victims the five words whic'
had already terrcrized the country
1t was in vain that the patriots sum
moned their cunning and energy 70
the capture OF the band OF demons
which, a. It had been discovered
3 numbered elk men, masked, an
mounted on black horsea The
came and went ike ghosts, but al
ways left behind the terrible sen
terce which had made their oxistsnc
exscyable. At times they fell upo
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pEGIsTER's NOTICE--Noticc

DEtiISIEK - NOllCE- --NOticc
III 4. hereby given to all con,srnei, that the
count. in the Wcgistcr's once ut Miiiicburg,
snyder county, and that the said accounts VIII
be presented Tor conhrmA A,ion and allowance st
tho Orphans Court 10 he held at Mhlleburx
for tho County VI snyder. on tho ith MOnd.v
OF February next. being the ssth day oi said
month viz;
1. Tho second and nual account Of Y. e. wal
tor Admr. of the Estate of John =. Waite b, decd.
Tho account Of Julia Maiues alministra.
trix oi tho Estate VI Daniel Naiucs, decd.
8. The account Of Daniel Eisouhart Admr. Of
the Estate of isab9lls Thnrp, decd.
4. First aud hnal account OF Nathaniel Deob'
To- aud Zachnriah DoobIot Executors oithe Is
tate Of John Deobler. decd.
statement Of q W. showers and VI. p
Long Adnrs. Of the Estate OF Bsrbsra sampsei,
decd.
o. The account Of william Shook dcci. who
was uuarliuu ofOlIvcr ,ampiel ono OF the mi
Reuben Suook aui Henry Snook Executors oi
Nllliam snJOk, deed.
T,Tbe accuun, OF William Snook decd. who
was Guardian of Caroline Saiupsol n minor
chill of leorgc Simyscl decl as Mol Wy keu.
ben snoos anil Henry snook Executors OF VII
lain Suuok, decd.
4. The account Of William Shook deed.
who was Guardian Of John Ssmpsel mi.
| nor child Of George Sampscl deed as filed
! by Reuben Suook and Henry Shook, Tx
ocuiors Of the Estate OF Vim. Shook deed.
9. The account Of wm. Shook decd
who was Guardian of Caiharine l.. Samp'
sci Minor child OF George Sampsel deed
as hlcd by Horny Shook X Reuben Suook,
Executors Of the estate Of VIM. Snoob
decd.
! 10. The account Of David Sholly aim
| Of the estate Of Simon Sholly decd.
/ II. Tho account oI John Brouso Executor o
tho Estate offolly Helm, decd.
u The scccuntof Franklin Row Executor a.
| the Estate OF Samuel Row, decd.
! ~. The account of Msry tcrhurt Admiuis,ra
trit cum trstamcuto nunoNo of tho Est,t- ut Hon
ry berhart, decd,
! I. Tho first aud husl account of LOWS Haas
hlmr. of the Estate of Euns III. irnus', d"ci.
u IS. First account Of Low pawliu and Levi
L. Pawling Executors Of tho Estate oiSainuo
Pawliug, decd
JAMES NJ NANZASDT,
Jan - '7G. Register Il Recorder
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Adver.ti.ing Rates.

One column one year, $1,000
One-half column. one year, 5000
One.fourth column. one year. 1900
One square no lines) insertion 90
Every additional insertion. 5O
Professional and Business cards OF
not more than lines, per year, o.00
Auditor, Executor, administrators
and Assignee Notices, 2'o0
Editorial notices per line, 10
All advertisements for n shorter pc
riod than one year are payable at the
time they are ordered, and If not paid
the person ordering them will be held
responsible for the money.
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pO-Landis, the man who shot
Carruth at Vinoland, New Jersey,
has been acquitted on the ground Of
insanity, 1t is strange how insane
some men got when they are being
tried for murder, but it is stranger
what verdiots the Intelligent jury.
men sometimes bring iu.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-02-24
NOTICE Of Widows Appraisement'

4 N
~ under the $500 Law.--Notice il
hereby given that the following widows
npprsisements have been filed with the
Clerk Of the Orphans Court Of Snyder Co..
for confirmation on Monday, the 2oth day
Of February inst.
Apprsissment ot Sarah sSsngol, widow OF
John swcngel dec'd.
Apprsissmont OF Rsbsees Stuck, widow Of
Conrad Stuck decd.
Appraisement Of hannah Kiingler, widow of
Reuben klingler dee'd,
Appraisement Of Nancy Yorgsr, widow Of Hen.
ry Yerger dec'd.
Apprsisement OF Mary Smith, widow OF Jors'
mIAh Smith decd.
Appraisemont Of Anna Reichenbsch, widow VI
Jacob II. Reichenbaeh deed.
Appraisement Of Ann Kset, widow Of klias
keek decd,
Appraisment Of Barbra Sanders, widow Of
Emanuel Sanders decd.
Feb. 10, '76. j. GROUSE. CLERK o. G
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some worthy deserving person who needs u
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VICI<'S
Flower & Vegetable Garden

Is tho mos, beautiful of the kind In tho world
II contains nearly i3o pages. hundreds OF nne
illustrations, AMI four Chrome Plates of Flow.
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Price IS cts, In paper covers; o. cts. bound In
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Assignee Account.

NOTICE is hereby given that II.
IN NJ. Nipple Assignee Of Levi Houtz, has
nled his account 10 the Protho notayyp Office NJ
Middleburg, and that the same will be present.
J. GROUSE,
Jan. aI,ro. Proth'y.
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Vick's Floral Guide

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lust Issued. Address
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MARCH8 ALLOTMENT.

II itdraws loss thsn %. Company will tako II
back ~ A5 IN the purchase of . whole bJpd OF tho
Industrial Exhibition Co.. ofSow York.
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How to Purchase !.

Remit by Express. Postal Order, hank Draft,
Ccttincd check, Registered Letter, or order
through any iIankiur Banking House. payable
IT, the order oi the Secretary of Tho Industrial
Exhibition Company. ~ East i7th street, New
York. specially chartered by tho state Of New
York, Tor the purpose ot bullling In Now York.
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Thuudcrinx. from shore to shore.
Uncle Sans u hundred ~
Can on boom aai trumpcts bray,
fiidlcs tquctk and iountaios play
his his great Centennial day
"Uncle SANS a hunircl."
stslvart mon ndpuny boys,
Maids sni m itrons swell tho noisc.
Every baby ms Itsvoice
"Uncle Sans hundred ~
No-vous folks, who in,e on 1ulet,
Though they're half distracted by II,
"Jncle Sans a hundred"
"Brutss that Walk. and birdi that dy,
On the eartn or in tho SKY.
Join tho uuiversal cry,
"unclo SAINTS abundrel -
We'll, suppose he is-what thont
Don't let's act liho crazy meu.
Musr We take to foollng whoa
Uncle sans huuired
There no s,snds-our mo Tern Saul
Head an sh uljers above all
Yet, "PRtDK uoRs BBVogs 4 vALt,"
Len though onosa hunlreu.
whats \ hundred In or day.
Foreign Iacle SANS will say,
"Let US sit and wat;h the play
He Is but hundred.
"Granted he's shapcly youth
Fair aud ruddy-yot, i1r.oJih
Ue's roo Yuu NJ -an1 thlts tue truth
lie is Just hundred
'ewhcu ho'stwicc as old. barlie
Twill Js eas,of t. fyrscc
What viii DO their destiny.
Nov he's but a hundred.
"whcu 10 pliyei his bDyish pranks,
should he seek to join our ranss
Wen runoit. Hut nOw-so thanks
Why, he's but a hunJted'
Yes, our unclo's years are few:
Ito Is yOuny-the charge Il true;
Lot US Keep the fact la view,
Though no coants a hundred.
Don't let's tempt him to ignore
watninys tnst have gone before;
Perlls b 9TH by sea and shore.
Now that hos n hundred.
Lst US strive, with earnest heart.
EACH or Us to do his part.
80 that may 'scape Ia. smart,
Seeing he's hundred.
And with solemn, graceful thought,
or the deeds that he has wrought,
Guided, cherished, fsvore !, taught,
'Till he reached u hundred.
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DOWN WITH HARD TIMES.


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VICK'S
Flower g. Vegetable Seeds

are tho bost tho world produces. They are
planted by Iniilion people In America, and
The result IL, beautiful Flowers aud splendid
Vegetables. \ Priced Catalogue sent tree to
all who enclose the pnstags-a 2 cent stamp.
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4 Palace of Industry.

II Ia Offered aud controlled by tho ahlost and
M u distinguished business men Of New York.
GRs'L JouS &. RoniNsoS,
(ES Lcut. GOV. of New York, Frost.
Hon. W. l.. bHANr, Nice.Prcs'.
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Can on boom sai trumpets bray.
flidies tquetk ani iountainsplay-
'1is his great Centennial day
"Uncle SANS a hunircl."
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"Uac,e Sans A hundred"

oh. 70 Powers with a roar,
such as was never heard before
Thuudcrinx, from shore to shore.
"Uncle Sans u hundred ~